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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Dr. Raj Shah, Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) will travel to Israel, the West Bank, Jordan and Lebanon from November 5-8 for meetings and site visits. His trip will focus on USAID's development assistance to the region, including USAID programs supporting Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, as well as U.S. assistance to Lebanon and Jordan.
While in the region, Dr. Shah will meet with local implementing partners, U.S. government teams, and local government officials. In Jordan and Lebanon, the USAID Administrator will visit USAID programs including those that help alleviate pressures on local communities hosting Syrian refugees. According to UNHCR, Jordan currently hosts approximately 550,000 Syrian refugees, the majority of whom live outside refugee camps in local Jordanian communities. Similarly, Lebanon has absorbed close to 800,000 Syrian refugees.
In the West Bank, Dr. Shah will visit multiple USAID projects including an agribusiness exhibition, a Hi-Tech entrepreneurship hub, and various infrastructure projects. Dr. Shah also will be in the region to highlight public-private partnership initiatives, including projects designed to enhance economic growth and reduce the region's high unemployment rates.
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Eddie Seo can laugh about portions of the experience now, 65 years after he and his parents were involuntarily moved from Los Angeles to the Heart Mountain Relocation Center near Cody, Wyo.
The first winter temperatures dipped to 40 below. He and the other Japanese-American kids from California had never seen snow.
When it came, the children ran outside, he recalled at a National Park Service meeting Monday in Denver.
"We were outside - us kids - ready to make snowballs, and found that the snow was so dry we couldn't make snowballs," Seo recalled. "But we quickly remedied that. We went to the latrine and got water.
In December, Congress established a program to spend up to $38 million to restore and maintain 10 relocation camps across the United States, including Heart Mountain and Camp Amache, in southeastern Colorado.
Seo has grim memories of the barbed- wire fences and watchtowers around Heart Mountain.
"We were incarcerated," Seo said emphatically. "None of us had a trial."
Seo believes that much of the funding should be used to build two types of "interpretive centers" - those at the relocation sites and traveling vans that tell the story of the 120,000 Japanese-Americans and Japanese who were moved.
National Park Service historian Kara Miyagishima told the group that for many years, the relocation camps were something no one talked about.
"The sites and remaining historic resources were largely ignored and left unprotected for the next several decades," Miyagishima said, "and the stories were absent from American history books."
She said the Park Service was holding a series of meetings across the country "because we need your help to make this grant program a success." Taking information from the meetings, the Park Service must complete a report in late January to be submitted to the House Appropriations Committee.
Carolyn Takeshita, who was placed in a relocation camp in Arizona as a child, believes the sites should be restored and maintained.
"There are so many stories that could be told about Heart Mountain ...," Takeshita said. "I would like to see all the sites preserved."
Diane Bell, who is on the board of the Friends of Amache, and Greg Kendrick, director of the Park Service partnership office for the intermountain region, said the Amache site is owned by the town of Granada, which is working closely with the Park Service.
Bell said that Friends of Amache - composed of townspeople, Park Service personnel and members of various local and state organizations - have spent years preparing for this moment and the long-term preservation of the site.
"It is really exciting to see this happen ...," Bell said. "We have held very specific planning sessions so when these funds become available, we can do fantastic things."

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Make yourself at home in one of the 176 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as separate sitting areas and microwaves.
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It's great to see Windows 7 Beta finally released to the world! We're very proud of what has been accomplished over the last months; in many ways, it sets a new quality bar for a beta operating system release. Building on top of the Windows Vista foundation, Windows 7 adds a great deal of polish and refinement to both the user interface and the underlying architecture, while at the same time introducing many new features and improvements that support new hardware, give power users and casual users alike better tools to manage their digital lives, and enable new classes of application experience.
Over future blog entries, I'll spend time drilling into some of those areas in more detail; of course, there are plenty of articles already out there that dissect Windows 7 in some depth, with the Windows SuperSite and Ars Technica providing notably comprehensive entries. I'd also like to draw particular attention to the series of Windows 7 interviews that Yochay Kiriaty has been posting on Channel 9, which give the inside scoop on the development of many of the most significant new features.
For now, though, I want to focus in on some of "secrets" of Windows 7: the many little tweaks and enhancements that we've made in this release that I've discovered and collated over the last few months of using Windows 7 across my home and work machines. These are the things that are too small to appear in any marketing document as "features", but that you quickly miss when you switch to an older version of Windows. There are some who think that we're arbitrarily hiding functionality to make Windows easy for casual users, but I'd argue that a great deal of effort has been put into this release to satisfy power users. In homage to those of us who enjoy discovering the nooks and crannies of a new operating system list, I've put together the longest blog post that I've ever written. If you've downloaded and installed Windows 7 Beta recently, I think you'll enjoy this list of my thirty favorite secrets. Have fun!
This side-by-side docking feature is particularly invaluable on widescreen monitors – it makes the old Windows way of shift-clicking on two items in the taskbar and then using the context menu to arrange them feel really painful.
If it's not obvious by the semi-tortuous steps above, it's worth noting that this isn't something we're exactly desperate for folks to re-enable, but it's there if you really need it for some reason. Incidentally, we'd love you to really try the new model first and give us feedback on why you felt the new taskbar didn't suit your needs.
Don't forget [b]Win + Home[/b] is a new shortcut to minimize ever window EXCEPT the active one.
I'm not a fan of the removal of the quick launch feature. It creates additional work to launch new instances of programs, such as IE, and their position is not fixed on the tool bar. I use a double high task bar and pinned applications move all over. I also do not like having to find an IE window and right clicking to start a new IE window. This creates additional work and clicks to do something very simple.
After re-enabling the quick launch feature, I'm 1000x happier with the task bar and I like the new features it has. Just give us one click access to re-enabling the Quick Launch menu for those of us that like. I tried the new behavior for several days, and found myself cursing quite frequently.
It's interesting that the Globalization wallpaper for Australia, Canada, and South Africa are all the same.
Brilliant post, i have sat here and done all those tips, i love the vertical taskbar especially on the second monitor on my mutisetup works a treat.
The snapping on resize is a nice touch, well done guys
also, middle click won't launch another instance if you jave intellipoint installed. it's flip-3d by default.
A few more:
Great list! Overall I'm pleased with Windows 7, except 1) lack of Windows Media Player taskbar miniplayer, 2) lack of sidebar (you could move gadgets onto the desktop in Vista, why take away the sidebar? At least make it optional), 3) revamped tray - seriously, WTF?
Tim Sneath in the team put together a really detailed list of nice features which you get with Windows
Regarding the wallpapers... I can't see the following path on my Win7 filesystem:
Nevermind, figured it out
Tools|Options -> Untick 'Hide protected operating system files'
I had previously only Shown Hidden Files/Folders/Drives
Thank you very much for this! Very helpful!
I chose not to read any blogs \ postings for Win 7 until after I had run it withing VPC for a couple of days .... We've installed it upon a HP2133, and whilst it runs quite well it lacks the aero interface; and James O pointed out that you'd already covered a couple of my observations ....
Guess I'll be installing it onto the NC10, and see whether it degrades or improves the battery life.
I like the new appearance of the taskbar, but I do want the QL bar back.
Otherwise great betta ... someone has a sense of humour
Great tips!! Thanks!
Now if only I could sort the All Programs list so that folders were at the TOP again!
First of all, add YAVFIS (Yet Another Vote For ISO Support). I'm actually surprised that mounting VHDs made it before ISO support.
Also you left out my favorite cute new interface feature -- "shaking" the caption bar to minimize all but that window (aka the GUI version of Win+Home).
Tim Sneath , "Client Platform Guy", has posted a list of 30 Windows 7 Tips and Tricks.   His blog


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Horror Stories From Tough-Love Teen Homes
Girls locked up inside fundamentalist religious compounds. Kandahar? No, Missouri.
NEW BETHANY FINALLY shut down its remaining Louisiana compound after years of police raids and legal battles. Its board of directors reportedly voted for closure in 2001, but rumors abound that New Bethany boarded girls as late as 2004. That the home's own former staffers aren't sure of the year speaks volumes about an industry so poorly regulated that state officials can't verify whether certain homes even exist.
Survivors and their families complain that the state authorities seem uninterested in prosecuting abuses at the homes—particularly in Missouri, where some facilities settle so far out in the sticks that state agencies are unaware of them. Nanci Gonder, press secretary for the Missouri attorney general's office, suggests that officials are hamstrung—private schools don't require state accreditation and are not governed by laws regulating the public schools. "Our only authority is through the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, which would include concerns like false advertising," she says.
That's the backdoor channel that Donna, a military wife and mother of eight in the Northeast, ended up taking. In 2007, she sent her 14-year-old daughter, Kelsey, to the Circle of Hope Girls Ranch in Humansville, Missouri. The girl had been caught drinking with school friends. Donna, spread thin with her husband on his third Iraq deployment, and fearful of a family history of substance abuse, worried that Kelsey was headed for trouble. At Circle of Hope, Kelsey was allegedly ordered to do pushups in horse manure, restrained and sat upon by staff members, and pushed to make false confessions about promiscuity. Donna estimates that the family spent $20,000 on her three-month stay—tuition and fees, plus the cost of counseling and educational catch-up required after Kelsey came home. Jay Kirksey, Circle of Hope's attorney, would not address Donna's claims, but he extended an invitation to come visit. "Unfortunately, just like there is in the public schools and public sector, there are disgruntled parents, who, instead of looking at their own child and situation, choose to talk about the school," he said.
Donna told me that she has approached at least seven state and federal offices—including the Missouri AG—seeking action against Circle of Hope for stating falsely on its website that it was state-registered, a claim she says gave her the confidence to send Kelsey there. "I've been fighting this. I've been calling everyone," Donna says, "and I want to know: Why is nothing being done?"
"Our Consumer Protection Division is still looking into the issue," Gonder responds. "The school cooperated in providing information, but their information was different from hers."
At both the state and federal levels, the "troubled teen" industry—religious and secular—enjoys quiet support from many politicians. (Key fundraisers for Mitt Romney's 2008 and 2012 campaigns hail from Utah's teen-home sector.) Local courts promote the homes as an alternative to juvenile detention, and facilities can collect a variety of state and federal grants.
Congress has tried, and so far failed, to rein in the schools. In 2007, a spate of deaths at teen residential programs prompted a nationwide investigation by the Government Accountability Office. Its findings—which detailed the use of extended stress positions, days of seclusion, strenuous labor, denial of bathroom access, and deaths—came out in a series of dramatic congressional hearings over two years. The result was House Resolution 911 (PDF), which proposed giving residents access to child-abuse hotlines and creating a national database of programs that would document reports of abuse and keep tabs on abusive staff members.
Hephzibah House's Ron Williams and Reclamation Ranch's Jack Patterson urged supporters to fight the bill. In an open letter, Williams argued that it would "effectively close all Christian ministries helping troubled youth because of its onerous provisions." They were joined by a group called the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs, which opposed HR 911 on the grounds that states—despite all evidence to the contrary—are best situated to oversee the homes. The bill passed in the House, but stalled in a Senate committee.*
In March 2010, the House passed the Keeping All Students Safe Act, a bill that would have banned the use of seclusion and physical or chemical restraints by any school that benefits from federal education money. (It, too, died in the Senate.) Andy Kopsa, who covers abusive homes in her blog, Off the Record, noted that GOP members whose districts host tough-love schools rallied against the act. They included former Indiana Rep. Mark Souder (Hephzibah House), Alabama Rep. Robert Aderholt (Reclamation Ranch, Rachel Academy), and North Carolina Rep. Virginia Foxx (King Family Ministries), who testified: "This bill is not needed...The states and the localities can handle these situations. They will look after the children."
In the absence of federal action, alumni of the teen institutions have been trying to expose the abuses. In 2008, Susan Grotte, a Hephzibah House alum, led some 60 survivors in campaigning for its closure; they wrote to newspapers and picketed outside the county courthouse in Warsaw, Indiana, near where the school is located. "We have laws to protect people from illegal incarceration," she says, "but apparently not if you're a teenage girl." In the past year, New Bethany alums staged a reunion trip to confront the Fords, and they joined with members of kindred groups such as Survivors of Institutional Abuse to gather and publicize survivor stories. SIA is planning a 2012 convention for adults who have been through "lockdown teen facilities."
Back in Maryland, Jeannie Marie has introduced Roxy to the survivor community in the hope that sharing her ordeal will help her recover. "I show her the websites," Jeannie Marie says, "and tell her, 'Look how long ago this happened to these girls: 5, 10, 15, 20 years ago. These girls are just letting go and finding freedom because they started discussing this.' I said, 'Roxy, don't wait that long.'"
Clarification: The version of this article that appeared in the magazine left the impression that Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) was concerned that HR 911 could interfere with parents' rights. In fact, in a letter to the constituents inquiring about the bill, Brown had simply noted that this was a concern of the bill's opponents, not necessarily his own view.
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In his endorsement interview with the Guardian, Newsom said about the golf courses, "You gotta deal with the reality of where we are and what our core competencies are. Golf courses do not reflect a core competency of government. We're losing hundreds of thousands of dollars and about to lose over a million dollars a year, and that comes from somewhere. So rather than continuing to do what we've done and hope for a different result, we're looking at best practices across the country and finding ways to manage our assets differently, and I'm not apologetic for exploring those things."
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I miss my lovely grandmother. Today it has been two years since my granny passed away
I miss you more and more I appreciate everything you did for us
I miss you more and more I appreciate everything you did for us
I know this is a late comment, but I'm very sorry about the loss. I'm sure she was a fine woman. Just keep her close to your heart.
(By the way, gorgeous picture~)
(By the way, gorgeous picture~)
sorry for your lose
but these flowers are beautiful
but these flowers are beautiful
Beautiful flowers... So sorry for your loss. <3
sorry foe your loss
but beautiful professional grade photo!
I'm so sorry for your loss.
The flowers are beautiful.
The flowers are beautiful.
I'm so glad to still have all of my grandparents... I feel for you.
Beatiful lilly
A beautiful commemoration for her.
Wonderful work! Sorry for your loss
The bright colours in this caught my eye, but I really love it because of the lily/"missing you" theme... I'm missing my grandma a lot too.
Anyways, you did a great job with this photo, it's very beautiful.
I'm very sorry to hear about your loss.
Anyways, you did a great job with this photo, it's very beautiful.
I'm very sorry to hear about your loss.
Great shot! But could be even better if you could remove the dead flower in the right-bottom.
Sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace.
I think I have seen this type of flower before, but never like this. You take the ordinary, and make it seem extraordinary. I'm sure your grandmother did the same in your life, too! May she rest in peace.
The colors are so beautiful!
Beautiful. I recently lost my grandfather this summer; I'm so very sorry for your loss
I like how you captured this flower because there is a dead one underneath it which is realistic to how flowers normally are, with the ones yet to bloom on top. In my garden I see this a lot and I always found it particular. It's not just focused on one flower, it's showing all elements of life.
Kudos =]
Sad, I feel sorry for you... If I list mine I would be sad, considering I have so few memories with her. ;_;
nice view
Gorgeous colours. Really nice shot!
So beautiful. Sorry for your loss.
Were these her favorite flowers?
nope, those were roses
Mine too, especially red ones Sorry for your loss, but am sure she's in a better place watching over you.
These are beautiful... I'm so sorry for your loss.


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Can be silly with each other and it's never a problem.
Twilights face is messed up and the inking is a tad on the heavy but meh it works!
Twilights face is messed up and the inking is a tad on the heavy but meh it works!
And lovers
Ring the bell and start the wrestling match.
Great job! Cutest thing I've seen today!
It's so adorable!!!
Great work!
Great work!
Oh my god, so freaking adorable
Man, I'd love to see them act this silly together in the show.
Breakfast time!
Silly Twilight is best Twilight!
I love this! Fantastic job, good sir!
True Friends: Someone you can act retarded around and they will join you without a moments hesitation.
Face is messed up? Inking is heavy?
Doesn't matter: ADORABLE.
Doesn't matter: ADORABLE.
I like how Twi's hair is adorably messy in the back.
Heh, heh... clash of the derpies?
Neither of them are derping.
Well, what do you call those crazy expressions of theirs, then?
Oooh, they gonna wrassle? Don't do it! The town may never recover!


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Molar Roller Reunion Road Ride
Saturday, April 20, 2013
8-11 a.m.
from the School of Dentistry Courtyard
Join "Team Dentistry" for a fun-filled, scenic cycling outing. Chose between either a 50-mile ride or a 15-25 mile ride.
50-mile ride: A swift-paced ride (16-20 mph pace) through some of Richmond's historic battlefields
18-mile ride: A leisurely paced ride touring many of the highlights Richmond has to offer (great views of the James River, historic Hollywood Cemetery, the Canal Walk and more!)
Check online here for routes for routes and download to your GPS:
- 50-miler: http://connect.garmin.com/course/3140120 or Download GPS file
- Leisure Ride(part 1): http://connect.garmin.com/course/3087197#.UUZzuWetXQA.gmail
- Leisure Ride(part 2): http://connect.garmin.com/course/3087220#.UUZ0rP5kTyw.gmail
- Drinks, fruit and snacks will be provided at a midway break area.
- Lunch will be provided at the conclusion of the ride at the SOD courtyard.
- Free bike rentals available, helmet included (if registered before Wednesday, April 17).
- Easy bike dropoff at courtyard entrance (under Perkinson Building).
Check out a video of last year's event: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khNQEyZPRmU


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Rice with Fresh Tuna and Prawns - Arroz con Atún Fresco y Gambas
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This fishermen's rice recalls the twin fishing traditions of Alicante: the fat white tuna caught with the net trapping system of the almadraba, and the red prawns brought into Santa Pola. The recipe comes from Francisco Henarejos, head chef at the Delfin restaurant for 30 years, who explains that the first brief sautéing of the rice leaves the grains firmer than the Valencian paella.
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Make a fish stock with the rock fish and salted water. Put in the tomatoes for the first 15 minutes of cooking time, after which they can be taken out and skinned.
Put the paella pan over the heat, heat the olive oil and fry the ñora (without its seeds), then the tuna, cut into four large chunks, and finally, briefly, the prawns in their shells. Remove the ñora, fish and shellfish from the pan.
Peel the head of garlic. Crush the ñora with a mortar and pestle (or food processor), add half the head of garlic and crush again. Once everything is pounded, add half the tomatoes. Chop the other half of the head of garlic with the prawns. The dish can be prepared ahead of time up to this point.
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is there a way to run only one instance of Java application so only I have one process? . is it possible to do it in java?
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A simple way to have one instance is to use a service port.
The benefit of using this approach instead of a locking a file is that you communicate to the instance already running and even check it is working. e.g. if you can't start the server socket use a plain Socket to send it a message like "open a file for me"
The simplest way to do this would be to create a lock file on disk when the application starts if the file does not exist run normally. If the file does exist you can assume another instance of your application is running and exit with a message. Assuming I understood you question correctly.
If you mean "having one instance of your application running" then yes, you could use a lock file to acheive that. When your application starts, create a file and remove it when the program exits. At startup, check if the lock file is there. If the file exists then just exit as another instance of your application is already running.
You could open a socket on startup. If the socket is in use, there is probably already an instance of the app running. A lock file would work, but if your app crashes without deleting the lock file, you'll have to manually delete the file before you can start the app again.
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I have great respect for any person who is willing to risk their lives in service to protect the people. However, if I were pulled over by the police today I would be very afraid.
What if I move the wrong way when reaching for my licence and registration, and the officer thinks I'm going for a weapon? It's starting to feel like a police state around here.
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I never gave any thought to what our government was up to until we had the boys.
If we want to truly have a government that is for the people, the people (that's us) need to pay attention.
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This is an excellent article from presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. Pass it on!
The whole political scene is giving me nightmares.
I don't know about you guys, but I'm for humanity and the earth.
I'm still doing my homework on the candidates, but so far Bernie is the only candidate who doesn't sound like a raving lunatic. I'm just sayin'.
It was a loud pounding on the door that woke Stephanie Michler from her afternoon nap. Technically it was a continuation of the morning/after breakfast nap. If you call an apple and a glass of iced tea breakfast.
"Not again." she groaned as she shuffled to get a bathrobe.
Her phone buzzed loudly on the bed side table. The text read: "I'm outside, AGAIN. It's been six months. If you don't open the door I am going to call the police AND the fire department to come over here and open it for me." More pounding. "Don't think I won't call!" Stacey announced loudly through the intercom. "I love a man in uniform, I may wind up with a hot date."
Stephanie rolled her eyes and pressed the intercom button next to her bedroom door. "Fine! Don't get your panties in a twist".
She pulled on her bathrobe as she walked to the front door and began opening a series of locks. Leaving the last lock in place, she opened the door as much as the chain would allow.
Her best friend, Stacey, stood there with a cigarette in one hand and the other on her hip, sunglasses perched on the tip of her nose. "Really? What was that 5 locks? Please open the door Cookie. Don't make me go the fire and rescue route."
"I knew you were bluffing. Are you alone?"
"What? Yes. Please let me in. It's been six months."
Stephanie closed the door. She sighed heavily as she undid the chain lock and stepped back as Stacey pushed her way through.
"Are you hungry ? I brought Bread Co."
"Yes, I see that." Stephanie replied flatly as she looked out the front door, her eyes darting around the perimeter. "Did you happen to bring any whiskey or weed?"
"Ignoring that. What are you doing? I said I was alone, who are you looking for?"
"Just making sure the mothers aren't with you". She closed the door and began to re-lock the sequence on the door.
Stacey looked Stephanie in the eyes and placed her hand lightly on her friends arm.
"Aw Steph, I would never bring your mom here, you know that. Your mother-in-law is a different story. She seems like she could be scary. C'mon let's eat. I got broccoli cheddar soup and bread bowls!"
Stacey made her way to the kitchen of the three bedroom ranch. She hurried about setting the table, while Stephanie sank into a chair.
"I see you've been cleaning."
"Not much else to do when you're alone except read, sleep or masturbate. I've already read all the books in the house, I sleep 20 hours a day and I currently have no interest in masturbation."
"Okay…." Stacey took a deep breath and poured two glasses of iced tea.
"Look Cookie, I know you don't want to hear this, but friends have to tell each other the truth in order to help each other. Firstly, you are not alone. You have a ton of people who love you and are ready to support you if you'll just let us. We all lose people. Secondly.."
"Stop right there! If you say I'm not the only one whose lost someone here or other people are hurting too, I will punch you in your face." Stephanie stood up exasperated, her breathing got heavy as she clenched up her hands into fists. "Most people don't lose their husband and three sons in one fell swoop, so don't say we all lose people. It is not the same!" She spun herself round and punched a hole in the pantry door. "GOD DAMMIT!" She shook her now throbbing hand and tried to collect herself. "You see! This is why I'm staying away from everyone Stace. Really, I am going to end up punching somebody I love in the fucking face!"
"Hey! Hey hey hey, easy there tiger, let's bring it down a notch, you're scarin' me. You're right, it's not the same. I'm sorry. Could we just eat and talk, about something else? Something that doesn't result in broken fingers? I miss you Steph. We all miss you. Look, I also bought the ginormous and ridiculously overpriced rice crispy treats."
"Well jeez Stace, why didn't you say so in the first place. I would've opened the door a lot sooner."
The two women smiled and both felt the tension start to melt. "I don't think anything is broken." She reached into the freezer for a bag of frozen corn to soothe her scraped and swollen hand.
They ate quietly. Stacey not wanting to push Stephanie back into shut down mode. She glanced around the kitchen trying to think of what to say that wouldn't trigger another trip to the dark side. Ceiling to floor the place was spotless and meticulously organized. No clutter, no excess.
"Wow you've been cleaning a lot. It looks like a display home in here, are you selling the house?"
As soon as the words left her lips she wished she could hit 10 second rewind. Shit! You're an idiot.
Stephanie's tired smile was replaced by a grimace. She choked back tears and inhaled deeply to steady herself.
"There's no one around to make a mess." she replied stiffly. "I couldn't bear to look at their things. So I, um", she paused and steadied her self again. "Stace, thanks for coming, really, it was nice to not have to cook a meal. But I'm really exhausted now."
"It's only six o'clock."
"Yeah…I haven't had this much interaction in a long time, you know so, it was really good, good to see you. I think that I'm just going to lie down for a while now."
"Yeah, sure…. okay honey. Just promise me we'll keep talking. Please? Okay?" Stacey gathered her belongings, she wanted to get out of there at that point almost as much as Stephanie wanted her to leave. "It's just that you've been ignoring everyone's calls. We're all worried about you. It's not good for you to be alone so long. Tomorrow I'm going to call you and you're going to pick up alright? Promise me, don't roll your eyes."
"Okay, yes I will pick up the phone when you call tomorrow. Scouts honor. I just I've got to ease my way back to people Stacey. You know I hate people."
"I know you hate people. Okay I'll see you tomorrow."
"I thought we were going to talk on the phone."
"You hate talking on the phone."
"That's true. Touche. Okay I'll see you tomorrow…… for a limited amount of time."
"It's a start. I'll take it."
"Please bring whiskey and weed."
"Ignoring that. Goodnight Cookie."
Stacey let out a slow exhale after sliding into her car. She lit a cigarette and turned on the car's bluetooth.
"Okay Google, send group email Michler sisters."
Hello ladies. Well she let me in, after I threatened to call fire and rescue.
It's not what you thought. She seems like she's eating even though she's lost a considerable amount of weight, she's not looking malnourished. Her fridge was filled with fresh fruits and veggies, I saw a cooler for a grocery delivery service. She's taking her meds, she had current prescription bottles on the counter.
It doesn't look like an episode of hoarders in there. In fact it's spotless, I mean eat off the floor clean. I'm surprised her fingers weren't bleeding type of clean. And sparse. She has no trace of Steve or the boys visible in the house.
When I commented on the lack of mess, she shut down. I did get her to promise I could visit tomorrow. It's a start.
Look, I know you're all grieving, but she's the type of person who needs to process this stuff in quiet solitude. She knows she's going to lash out and hurt someone and she wants to avoid that. If you push her she may cut you out permanently. We've just got to take baby steps.
Also, don't ask me to gather intel for you again. I feel completely dirty now. She's my friend, I know her best. Just let her be. She'll contact you when she's ready.
Stacey Brunk
Stephanie watched her friend from living room window. It felt like forever before the car pulled away. She collapsed into the couch and put her head in her hands. After a long while she got up and made her way to the bathroom medicine cabinet for a Xanax. She turned out the lights and got back in bed. Tears streamed down her face as she tried to relax enough to get back to sleep. "Don't trust anyone." she whispered to herself. "You can't trust anyone."
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Bikini Bottom High School is an educational facility in Bikini Bottom and serves as a primary center for education in the city. Pearl, Judy, and the rest of her friends go here. Former students include Squilliam. It is down the road from the Krusty Krab. It is a large red building with a white sign that says, Bikini Bottom High. It was first seen in the episode "Whale of a Birthday."
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STUTTGART, Germany -- Home is where you hang your hat.
But what makes a home' For military (and government civilian) families who move frequently, it isn't the location of the home but the keepsakes, photos and family heirlooms they bring with them that makes a house a haven.
Those pieces of home are now sorely missed by more than 120 families in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart who lost them all in a fire Oct. 30 at the German-owned Christ warehouse in Schwieberdingen.
Household goods shipments for outbound, inbound and deployed service members were destroyed in a blaze that took days to completely put out.
The estimated loss is valued at $6 million, according to Christ representatives.
"It's hard to put it into words because there's so much - things ... that you can't ever get back," said a family member who lost collectibles, yearbooks, and books from her childhood in the fire. "It's hard."
To ease the recovery process, garrison officials hosted briefings Nov. 3 and stood up a Family Assistance Center - a one-stop shop for those affected by the warehouse fire - at Army Community Service.
In opening the briefings, USAG Stuttgart Commander Col. Carl D. Bird noted that losing all of one's belongings is a "significant emotional event."
"I want to say I'm sorry," he said. "I've got my wife here, Hope, [and] we talked about ... what would it have been like if we lost everything we have accumulated in 25 years of military service ... ."
"We're going to do everything we can ... to get you through this and get you compensated," he added.
Garrison organizations, including Army Community Service, the Religious Support Office, Housing Office and Legal Center gave presentations on how to navigate the recovery process, from filing claims to applying for temporary furniture.
USAG Stuttgart Deputy Community Chaplain Lt. Col. Ken Bellinger spoke on dealing with the emotional loss of losing belongings, from the perspective of someone who understands.
"My family lost our household goods in the same fire that you did," said Bellinger, who arrived in Stuttgart last month. "I also lost a little over 30 years of [my] professional library and ministry that was collected and came down from various family members."
However, military families are resilient and internally prepared for a crisis like this one, he said.
"You might say 'I'm not really prepared for this. How am I going to get through this''" Bellinger said. "All of us have experienced losses from PCS moves, when we had to say goodbye to people, family, things, stuff that got damaged in the move ... .
"I would suggest to you, if you look at what helped you in the past, you will see some stepping stones to how to get through this," he said.
Affected community members included incoming and outgoing service members and civilians, and one retiree family. The outgoing families' moves were not delayed; information on the fire was sent to their new duty station.
Incoming families affected by the fire were able to receive furniture from the housing office almost immediately, along with additional items not typically on the loaner list, according to Iris Jones, USAG Stuttgart housing chief.
The Stuttgart Legal Center allotted the week of Nov. 12-18 exclusively to counsel families affected by the fire and help them file individual claims.
Army Community Service set up a Family Assistance Center for three days at the ACS office to offer services such as counseling, a lending closet, crisis intervention and consultation, and Army Emergency Relief, to name a few.
On Nov. 5, garrison officials provided a bus tour of the warehouse site to families. During the tour, they were able to ask questions of Christ representatives.
"Some people were really upset [and] wanted questions answered," said Spc. Keenan O'Donnell, a lab technician at the Stuttgart Army Health Clinic who lost his household goods in the fire. "For me, it was more of a trip to confirm ... that the fire really happened, to see the site for myself."
What he saw was worse than he had imagined, he said.
"Steel beams were burned. Everything was charred black. It still smelled like smoke when we got there a week later," O'Donnell said.
However, seeing the wreckage helped provide closure for many families, including O'Donnell's. "It helped for a lot of people to see," he said. "I'm trying to get to the point where I just accept the fact that it's gone and move on."
Likewise, Army Maj. David Bradley, another affected community member, said there are positive sides to an otherwise devastating event.
"We have our health still, so we're still good," he said. "We'll pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and drive on, start rebuilding."


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So! As previously mentioned, federal authorities are wrapping up a little project they've been working on for the past three years involving alleged insider trading, hedge funds, that sort of thing. The government claims the probes could "eclipse the impact on the financial industry of any previous such investigation" and that charges may come before the end of this year and perhaps as early as this week. Naturally it's unclear as to exactly who the Feds are hoping to name as participating in the passing or receiving of material, non-public information but some educated guesses can be made, based on the accosting of one analyst, Jonathan Kinnucan.
Kinnucan, the founder of boutique firm Broadband Research LLC, was "sipping wine on his front porch in Portland, Oregon" when two men in suits popped out of a gray sedan and quite aggressively accused him of sharing inside information with his clients (hedge and mutual funds, mostly). They threatened to arrest him but then, changing to a friendly tone, suggested that things could be made better for Kinnucan if he did them a favor. "We think you can help us,'" he recalls. "There is this guy in particular we are after," he remembers them saying. "We want you to have a conversation with him and record it."
That guy, according to the Journal, is someone at SAC Capital, and while it's not certain the proposed recorded phone call would be between Kinnucan and the King of the Jungle, it is quite certain the Feds want the most majestic hedge fund in all of Stamford, CT and possibly Fairfield county.
But back to Jonathan. Several years back he was hit by a bus while on a run in Florida. His lungs were collapsed, his liver lacerated and there was serious internal bleeding and while speaking with the gentlemen from the FBI, he says "I just thought about being under that bus and knowing you have to keep fighting." Despite inviting them into his kitchen, the hits kept coming. "It felt like a street mugging," he says. "They were hammering me from either side."
Kinnucan was told if he didn't cooperate "there would be trouble," and given the terrifying situation some might have buckled under the pressure. Did JK? Did he break down and cry, telling the Feds "Okay, fine, I'll do it, I'll do anything, just don't hurt me?" No, he did not.
Instead, he 1) informed the agents that what he does "has nothing to do with 'inside information' and everything to do with a lot of hard work and insight" and that "if he's trafficking in inside information…then so is the rest of Wall Street."
2) Told them to piss off and thanks but no thanks to their offer to wiretap (at least we think; it's actually unclear if JK has been wiretapped, but we're giving him the benefit of the doubt).
3) Sent out a whimsical email to clients, including SAC and Citadel, tipping them off to the investigation, describing the visit and his heroic efforts to shield them from these beasts.
"Today two fresh faced eager beavers from the FBI showed up unannounced (obviously) on my doorstep thoroughly convinced that my clients have been trading on copious inside information," the email said. "(They obviously have been recording my cell phone conversations for quite some time, with what motivation I have no idea.) We obviously beg to differ, so have therefore declined the young gentleman's gracious offer to wear a wire and therefore ensnare you in their devious web."
When the time comes, hopefully all of you will take a page from Kinnucan's playbook. You lie down in the street (and get hit by a car or bus) if you have to.
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Ted Kennedy, "The Lion of the Senate," Has DiedAugust 26, 2009 - by Donny Shaw
I'm just waking up to the news of Sen. Ted Kennedy's death. He died last night at his home after struggling with brain cancer for more than a year. He was 77.
Here in Massachusetts, Kennedy has been my senator for as long as I've been alive, so his death is saddening and quite jarring for me. I grew up in a Republican family and I remember being surprised as a kid to learn that I wasn't supposed to like him. Because he was a Kennedy, I couldn't help but be mystified the man. He seemed larger than life, like a living relic of American history, and the only prominent living figure during my lifetime who was connected to the great American Presidents of the past that I admired so much.
Now I understand why I wasn't supposed to like him growing up. He is the symbol of liberalism in the Senate. He is the archetype of a Democratic legislator, and he always stood firmly for progressive causes, even through the conservative years under Reagan and the Bushes. He has been behind many of the greatest progressive policies of the 20th century – the Civil Rights Act, Medicare and Medicaid, the children's healthcare program, and more. Through all his years in the Senate, he was incredibly effective at getting things done, and if health care reform happens this year it will be in large part because he spent his entire Senate career fighting to make sure that every American is insured.
Here's the statement from Kennedy's family that was put out this morning:
Edward M. Kennedy — the husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle we loved so deeply — died late Tuesday night at home in Hyannis Port. We've lost the irreplaceable center of our family and joyous light in our lives, but the inspiration of his faith, optimism, and perseverance will live on in our hearts forever. We thank everyone who gave him care and support over this last year, and everyone who stood with him for so many years in his tireless march for progress toward justice, fairness and opportunity for all. He loved this country and devoted his life to serving it. He always believed that our best days were still ahead, but it's hard to imagine any of them without him.
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Good advice from Geoff. Carrots and parsnips resent freshly-manured soil. Yours will be good for them both next season.
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The key is your variety of bamboo. As above, if it's non-invasive, you don't need to worry about a pot to contain it. If invasive, though, a pot won't contain it. The roots will be out through the drainage holes and off or even up the sides of the pot and out and off.
I speak from bitter experience. I once inherited a garden in which a bright spark of a landscape designer buried an old laundry trough and planted an invasive variety. He left the plug in the trough, he said, to stop it spreading through the plug hole. The roots ran up the sides of the trough and out and off. A nightmare.
Ging, carrots also need plenty of sun.
Carrots and parsnip, as root veg, both need very friable soil with no lumps or stones. If they hit lumps or stones during growing they will either fork - divide into two - or just stop altogether. The other key is not to manure the beds before sowing. Sow into beds manured at least the season before.
Good advice above. The other key is not to add any fresh fertiliser. A bed fertilised the season before is ideal.
Given time the green toms will ripen, but temperature is the key, not hanging them in a frost-free shed. If the temp in the shed is in single figures, the green toms will never ripen.
I've now, finally, been able to watch the video. I don't know how. Suddenly it plays when before it wouldn't. I think the video peddles old wives' tales. Tomatoes already on their way to ripening are getting next to nothing from the plant anyway. The plant's job is already done. The plant will be of no use to green tomatoes because it will be dead within three or four days.
Temperature is the key to ripening.
Most good sites give you information on varieties, sizes and expected time to maturity. I use T&M.
Good advice from Welshonion. The vast majority - or just about all - of domestic sweetcorn and beetroot are hybrid varieties that won't produce true to type. Bought seeds will last a good few years, stick with them for best results.
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Ladies claim a victory at Red Robin track and field invite
Antigos ladies took the crown at the Red Robin indoor track and field invitational held Monday inside Sheldon Fieldhouse.
Playing host to four other schools, the home town team claimed the title by tallying a combined 100 points to beat out runnerup Wittenberg-Birnamwood which finished second with 93.5. Marion was third at 68.5 followed by Clintonville, 50; and Menominee Indian, 4.
I could not be more proud of our girls for taking first place at their home meet, coach Kristy Bovre said.
Antigo scored wins in three individual events and in a four-person relay while showing dominance in several other races including the 200 meter where on the lead of winner Sarah Duff, the Robins swept the top five spots.
We have a tremendous group of sprinters, Bovre said.
Duff won the 200 meter with a time of 30.9 followed by Chelsie Marshall in second at 32.59. Mandy Petts (32.88) was third, Katie Hoeppner (33.0) fourth and Sami Smits (34.03) fifth.
Chelsea Payant, Antigos lone female distance runner, won the mile with a time of 6:26.61, beating out Marions Kayla Habeck by a full 46 seconds.
Emily Marciniak was a winner in the triple jump, racking up a distance of 32 3 1/2.
The Robins only other win came in the 8-lap relay. Duff, Marciniak, Maddy Nelson and Chelsie Marshall ran the race, crossing the line in 2:31.17.
The 4-lap relay team Emily McGhee, Hoeppner, Ellie Payant and Smits took third with a time of 1:18.39.
McGhee also ran the 45 meter hurdles, high and low, finishing second (8.59) and third (8.39) respectively.
Duff earned a second in the 400 meter (1.09.06) while Nelson was third in both 400 (1:09.57) and 800 meter (2:51.5).
Smits placed second in the tough 45 meter dash (7.15) and was fourth in the pole vault (6 6).
Sam Reichl ran the 45 meter hurdles, placing third in the high (9.45) and fourth (10.32) in low.
Hoeppner placed fourth on long jump (13 7 3/4) and was fifth in shot put (27 3).
Antigo will next compete on April 9 at Northland Pines for the Great Northern Conference indoor tournament.
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BELFAST, Maine -- More than 50 friends and family members have shown up to support a Maine man at his first court appearance on charges he murdered a Florida firefighter.
Jackson resident Daniel Porter wore a bulletproof vest over his jail jumpsuit as he appeared Friday in Waldo County Superior Court. He didn't enter a plea.
The 24-year-old Porter is charged with killing Jerry Perdomo, of Orange City, Fla. The 31-year-old Perdomo was last seen Feb. 16, and his body was recovered Wednesday in Newburgh.
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WOODRIDGE, Ill. -- Back in the day, Ryan Suter's teachers would sometimes ask if he would bring in his dad's Olympic gold medal.
No problem, he would say.
"Growing up, my teachers, they wanted me to bring in his gold medal and show it off for show and tell. I was like, all right, yeah, I'll bring it in and I'd leave it in my locker overnight, forget it there," Suter said with a laugh Tuesday at the U.S. Olympic orientation camp. "I'd get home, my dad's asking, 'So, have ...
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