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Floyd County primary races set
Written by George Browning
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 00:00
The deadline for candidates to register for the 2010 primary election has come and past and a number of candidates will now hit the campaign trail.
The following is a list of all the candidates who have filed.
In the race for United States Senator, five Republicans have filed. They are, Don Bates Jr., Richard Behney, Dan Coats, John N. Hostettler and Marlin A. Stutzman.
Four Democrats will oppose incumbent Baron Hill in the United States Representative race for District 9. They are, John R. Bottorff, Carol Johnson-Smith, Lendall B. Terry and James R. McClure Jr.
Those candidates will oppose one of four Republicans, who are also vying for the seat. They are, Travis Hankins, Mike Sodrel, Rick Warren and Todd Young.
One Democrat, Charles "Chuck" Freiberger of Georgetown and two Republicans, Ron Grooms of Jeffersonville and Lee Ann Wiseheart of New Albany will vie for the District 46 seat in the state senate, which encompasses all of Floyd County.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 16:14
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A number of positions up for grabs in Harrison County
Written by George Browning
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 00:00
With less than two months to go before the May 4 primary, local and state elections are heating up.
The following is a list of candidates of who filed for the election.
In the race for United States Senator, five Republicans have filed. They are, Don Bates Jr., Richard Behney, Dan Coats, John N. Hostettler and Marlin A. Stutzman.
Four Democrats will oppose incumbent Baron Hill in the United States Representative race for District 9. They are, John R. Bottorff, Carol Johnson-Smith, Lendall B. Terry and James R. McClure Jr.
Those candidates will oppose one of four Republicans, who are also vying for the seat. They are, Travis Hankins, Mike Sodrel, Rick Warren and Todd Young.
Incumbent Democrat Richard D. Young Jr. is unopposed for his state senate seat, but he will take on Republican Ted Metzger in the November general election.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 16:15
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Lanesville Schools topic of Farm Bureau Meeting
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 03 March 2010 00:00
Sam Gardner, Superintendent of the Lanesville Community School Corporation, will be the guest speaker at the Franklin Township Farm Bureau meeting on Tuesday evening, March 9. Gardner, along with Junior-Senior High School principal and elementary school principal Marsha Himmelhaver will present a Powerpoint program about the school.
The meeting and the program will be preceded with a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the school's cafeteria. Farm Bureau members are asked to bring a vegetable and a salad or dessert. Meat, drinks and tableware will be provided by the Farm Bureau.
Also at the meeting, Don Wolfe, vice-chairman of Franklin Township Farm Bureau and chairman of the Policy Development Committee, will present recommendations. Other members of the Policy Development Committee are Dale Lind, Jim Heitkemper and Joan Schickel.
Flower seeds will be available to Farm Bureau members. Guy Heitkemper, Franklin Township Farm Bureau chairman, encourages members and guests to attend this meeting and support the education and activities of the students at Lanesville.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 March 2010 09:35
Cougars fall 56-35 to Providence Pioneers
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 25 February 2010 00:00
Providence had a good time Friday night; not only did they win their home game over the visiting North Harrison Cougars 56-35, but they also crowned their 2009-10 Homecoming Queen.
North Harrison fell behind 5-0 early, but Lincoln Jones and Devin Southard got things on board with four points right after. Alex Edwards and Southard kept the Cougars within 10-8 but Providence scored consecutive baskets and led 14-8.
North Harrison called a 30 second time out down 14-8, but it didn't really help.
Providence led 20-8 after a three and a 3 of 4 free throw stretch right before the 2nd quarter.
Southard scored a pair of freebies right before the quarter end to give north Harrison a brief respite.
Edwards and Colin Book scored to get the Cougars within 20-14, but the pioneers pulled out in front again 25-14. Lincoln Jones' bucket (4:51) was the only scoring the Cougars could muster until Dakota Bosler scored on a pair of free throws with 51 seconds left in the 2nd quarter.
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 February 2010 10:31
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Surprise proposal makes this a Valentine to remember
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 25 February 2010 00:00
Stephanie Padgett flashed a wide grin as her name was called for a door prize during intermission of the "Speaking Louder Than Before Tour" Feb. 12 at Graceland Baptist Church in New Albany.
Padgette's eyes were full of anticipation as "Wally" the host of WAY FM's "Total Access" asked her if she was ready to see what she had won.
She nodded and out-walked her boyfriend of seven months, Shawn Scott.
Scott is a Salem resident who had been planning the surprise engagement for about three months.
He said he initially wanted to do it in front of a room full of women at Northside Christian Church's Christmas Tea event, but didn't want to take the focus off the event.
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 February 2010 10:33
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The driver told police the ambulance got a flat tire, causing it to cross the median and collide into the phone box and a fire hydrant.
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The workplace is a likely source of stress — but you're not powerless to the effects of stress at work. Effectively coping with job stress can benefit both your professional and personal life. Here's help taking charge.
Your personality, experiences and other unique characteristics all influence the way you respond to and cope with stress. Situations and events that are distressing for your colleagues might not bother you in the least — or you might be particularly sensitive to certain stressors that don't seem to faze other people.
To begin coping with stress at work, identify your stress triggers.
For a week or two, record the situations, events and people who cause you to have a negative physical, mental or emotional response. Include a brief description of each situation, such as:
Then evaluate your stress inventory. You might find obvious causes of stress, such as the threat of losing your job or obstacles with a particular project. You might also notice subtle but persistent causes of stress, such as a long commute or an uncomfortable workspace.
Once you've identified your stress triggers, consider each situation or event and look for ways to resolve it.
Suppose, for instance, that you're behind at work because you leave early to pick up your son from school. You might check with other parents or neighbors about an after-school carpool. Or you might begin work earlier, shorten your lunch hour or take work home to catch up in the evening.
Often, the best way to cope with stress is to find a way to change the circumstances that are causing it.
In addition to addressing specific stress triggers, it's often helpful to improve time management skills — especially if you tend to feel overwhelmed or under the gun at work. For example:
When your job is stressful, it can feel as if it's taking over your life. To maintain perspective:
If none of these steps relieves your feelings of job stress or burnout, consult a mental health provider — either on your own or through an employee assistance program offered by your employer. Through counseling, you can learn effective ways to handle job stress.
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Join us in New York and Atlanta for consecutive weeks of Maya 2016 Ext 2 presentations. May 3rd and May 12th.
Information for this weeks New York and Atlanta User group events.
Some events for you to start December.
Next Tuesday from 1pm-2pm Pacific, Pixar is joining us to talk about The Open Subdiv Project and how theyve been taking advantage of it in their pipeline. http://autode.sk/11LETBJ
Im giving a class at AU this year on Paint Effects. If youre in Vegas the week after Thanksgiving and happen to be attending Autodesk University, stop by and check it out. The video is just me having a little fun building a Halloween-ish Paint Effects brush.
This is an organized walk through the Maya hotkeys. Hopefully it will make a nice reference and learning tool even if you are a Maya expert.
This is my take on an overview of the Maya interface along with some tips and tricks.
In this video we'll take a look at a quick and easy way to get good, nHair guide curves by sculpting them in Mudbox.
Ok, not everything, but kindergarten was already used as a catchy title. What have you learned using 3d that had nothing to do with 3d? Plus what I did instead of attending GDC.
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Healthy Eating: Getting Support When Changing Your Eating Habits
So you've decided to change your eating habits. Great!
Have you thought about getting support in making this change?
Having the support of people close to you is an important part of change. It doesn't matter if you're changing a job, a routine, or how you eat—support gives you a better chance of making the change work.
- Support can come from lots of people. Your family and friends can help you change how you eat, but you also can get help from others.
- Support comes in many forms. It can be positive words and actions or gentle reminders to stay on track.
- Support works. Research shows that getting support from spouses, family members, and friends is important in making behavior changes that affect health.1
- Some people that you may expect to support you may not help you and may even make it harder for you to succeed.
- You can decide who you want to share your plans for change with.
Support from others includes love and understanding as well as advice and practical help. Your support team makes you feel good about yourself and cared about as you change how you eat.
You may choose to tell lots of people about your plan to change, or you may only want to tell a few people. Some people make changes and don't tell anyone.
Support can come from:
- Your family and friends.
- Clubs or groups. You may join an existing group or form your own. The group can focus on eating or have another focus, but the members are willing to support you as you make changes in how you eat.
- Internet bulletin boards and chat rooms.
You may ask for different types of support from different people. For example, you can ask one friend if you can call late at night for support, and you can ask another friend to meet you for lunch to see how you're doing.
People will support you in different ways. Family members may not want to eat the same way you do at dinner. They might continue to have large servings of dessert, for example, when you take a smaller serving. But if they don't make negative comments or complain, they are supporting you.
Test Your Knowledge
Only your family can help you change how you eat.
This answer is incorrect.
Many people can support you as you change your eating habits. Your family, friends, and others can all give you support.
This answer is correct.
Many people can support you as you change your eating habits. Your family, friends, and others can all give you support.
Temptation is everywhere when you try to change your eating behavior. It's in your fridge, at the convenience store, and in the office break room. It's at family get-togethers.
In this culture, there is always something to eat, and there is always an occasion to eat in a way that's less healthy. This makes it easy to get away from your eating plan.
Your family and friends can make things easier. Their support can help you feel as though you're not alone. Their words of encouragement can motivate you and help you make healthy food choices. A word from them can help you stop eating before you feel stuffed. If you've slipped away from your eating plan, your family and friends can help get you back on track.
Support works. Research shows that getting support from spouses, family members, and friends is important in making behavior changes that affect health.1
Test Your Knowledge
You need support because:
It can encourage and motivate you.
Both answers are correct.
Your family and friends can help you by encouraging and motivating you. Both answers are correct.
It works.
Both answers are correct.
Research shows that getting support from spouses, families, and friends is important in making behavior changes that affect health. Both answers are correct.
Your family and friends can do a lot to help you change how you eat, but you need to talk to them about it.
- Tell your family and friends why you're making this change. Give them your reasons, and explain why they are important to you.
- Tell them that you would like their help, but that you don't expect them to change their lives for you. If they're willing to make some of the same eating changes as you are, then that's great. But they can support you even without changing how they eat.
Support from your family
Here are some ways that you and your family can team up.
- Keep to a regular family meal schedule. Families that regularly eat meals together tend to eat healthier foods and be closer to a healthy weight than those who don't.
- You may be able to talk with your family about making some of the same eating changes you are. This may take compromise on everyone's part. It may mean eating less of some foods and more of others.
- If what you eat is different from what your family eats, ask them to eat a meal from your food plan once a week. If they see that this is as tasty as the food they're eating, they may choose to eat more of what you're eating.
- Set up "no food" zones in the house. Make one room food-free. You can use this room to do things that you may have done in the kitchen while eating, such as paying bills or helping the kids with homework. Staying out of the kitchen may help you stay with your eating plan.
- Put away foods that you don't want to eat so that they are out of sight. Ask family members not to leave food on the table when they are finished eating.
- Set up a kitchen or refrigerator shelf that is just for healthy foods that you want to eat. When you're hungry, you'll have several healthy choices.
- Discuss your family routines. If you take the kids out for pizza once a week, could you make a healthier pizza at home instead? Or you could go out to eat but order a salad and other healthy foods with the pizza. This way you can fill up on other foods and eat fewer slices of pizza. See if you can find something you can all agree on.
Support from your friends or family
Here are some ways that your friends or family can help you. Ask them to:
- Not say negative things about you or what you eat.
- Be positive about your desire to change. Let your family and friends know that you'd like to hear encouraging words from time to time, and that their words and actions mean a lot. Hearing how well you are doing with your new eating habits helps you stay with your plan.
- Celebrate with you when you reach your goals. Take a cooking class or go to the movies together. Remind yourself and others that you're successful.
- Help you make healthy food choices. Ask them to encourage you to eat more fruits and vegetables, for example.
- Encourage you when you slip away from your eating plan. A reminder of how well you've done will help you get back on track.
- Respect your new eating habits and not urge you to eat foods that you don't want to eat.
Many people find that having a partner or "food buddy" makes the change easier. A food buddy is someone who is also making changes in his or her eating habits.
It's motivating to know that someone is sharing the same goals. Your food buddy can remind you how far you've come and support you when you're having a hard time following your eating plan. You and your buddy can talk about healthy recipes, ways to plan regular meals, and how to fit small amounts of your favorite foods into your food plan, for example.
You may find that some friends or family members say or do things that make you feel bad. They seem not to want you to succeed. They may urge you to eat more than you want, make negative comments about your new eating habits, or point out how many times you may have slipped up.
If this happens, it's important to talk to these people. They may not even be aware that they are doing it or that it bothers you. If you need to, ask them to stop doing this. You also can ask them why they are behaving this way. You might find that they are worried that your change is leaving them out or that you are making them look bad. They may not like the attention your change is getting you.
If this is the case, ask them what you can do to help them. Often, an honest talk is all that is needed.
Other types of support
You also can look for support outside of your family and friends.
- Join a healthy-eating class or support group. People in these groups often have some of the same barriers that you have.
- The Internet has many online forums and chat rooms for people who are trying to make changes in food choices. You can read and leave messages and chat online with others for support.
- A local hospital or other health facility may have a wellness center or support groups.
- If part of your plan is to become more active, see if anyone in your exercise class or neighborhood wants to change how they eat.
Test Your Knowledge
Finding a "food buddy" is a good way to help you make changes in your eating habits.
This answer is correct.
A food buddy can motivate you, remind you how far you've come, and offer support when you're having a hard time keeping to your plan.
This answer is incorrect.
A food buddy can motivate you, remind you how far you've come, and offer support when you're having a hard time keeping to your plan.
Healthy eating can be hard. Here are some ways to help you do this:
- Healthy Eating: Staying With Your Plan
- Healthy Eating: Recognizing Your Hunger Signals
- Healthy Eating: Changing Your Eating Habits
If you would like more information on staying at a healthy weight, the following resources are available:
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Western gray whale
These islands are the only feeding grounds of this whale, and increased noise pollution and disturbance is driving them away.
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An iconic species
It is also unique in its migration patterns. No other mammal, on land or sea, covers as much distance along its migratory route as the gray whale. Western gray whales travel more than 12,000 miles in a round trip between their summer feeding grounds near Sakhalin Islands in Russia to their winter feeding grounds in South China Sea.
It is also the only whale that feeds by straining the sediment on the sea floor, taking large amounts of sediment into its mouth and letting it pass through the baleen so only the bottom dwelling worms, crustaceans and molluscs remain.
The Piltun Astokhskoye oil field lies 16 km off the Sakhalin Islands in the Okhotsk Sea, the only feeding grounds of the western gray whale. These shallow waters are the only habitat of this whale which support its unique feeding style, and allows mothers to teach their calves how to feed in this way.
The western gray whale arrives in June and stays until November, spending six months consuming up to 2,400 pounds of food per day to fatten up for the winter when it hardly consumes any food.
Despite all conservation efforts, their population has not increased in many years due to the disturbance caused by the oil field, which in turn affects the species ability to feed, communicate, navigate and reproduce.
What you can do
Pledge your support to the Seize Your Power campaign, and let governments and oil companies know, you do not want energy at the cost of losing this precious and unique species.
Impact of oil drilling
In recent years, scientists have observed the number of whales coming to feed in this area decreasing, while the numbers feeding in deep waters are increasing. This is resulting in under nourished calves as they can no longer learn to feed properly from the mother.
Reports also indicate that whales coming to feed in Sakhalin Islands appear weaker due to disturbed feeding habits, leading to reduced reproduction. Oil extraction also increases risks of collision with vessels and exposure to oil spills.
Until the interference in the feeding grounds of this species is drastically reduced, the western gray whale has a slim chance of survival.
Saving the last 130
- Documenting and protecting critical feeding and breeding areas and migration routes of the whales
- Establishing whale sanctuaries, helping to move shipping lanes and curtail seismic surveys that disrupt feeding grounds
- Increasing awareness of the need for whale conservation at national, regional and international levels
- Involving local communities in economic opportunities from whale conservation initiatives


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Your cross-country train adventure begins in cosmopolitan Toronto, Canada's largest city and Ontario's capital, and ends in Vancouver. But first, travel to Niagara Falls and board the Niagara Falls sightseeing cruise for up-close views of thundering Niagara Falls. After Toronto, board VIA Rail's Canadian premier continental train and head west. The next three days and nights are spent in first-class rail cars observing unparalleled views of Canada's countryside. After passing through the majestic Canadian Rockies to Jasper, the rail portion of this journey ends. Continue on to Jasper National Park, the largest national park in Canada, for two nights and an orientation tour in Jasper. A highlight of your vacation is the Columbia Icefield for a thrilling ride aboard an Ice Explorer, an all-terrain vehicle that travels on the Columbia Icefield, the largest expanse of ice in the Canadian Rockies. Then, it's on to Lake Louise, where cold waters mirror the surrounding mountains and glaciers. Travel through Yoho and Glacier National Parks before arriving at the cattle-ranching center of Kamloops. On to the Pacific Coast, where you'll sail across the Strait of Georgia to Victoria for a sightseeing tour, two overnights, free time to discover some of Victoria's most popular attractions, and a visit to Butchart Gardens, rated as one of the most beautiful gardens in the world. Your cross-country adventure ends in Vancouver.Finally, board your Holland America cruise ship for a spectacular journey through Alaska's picturesque Inside Passage and Glacier Bay. Hear the thunderous roar as glaciers crash into the sea, experience some of Alaska's small towns, and watch for wildlife such as spouting whales and soaring eagles—a great way to end your Canadian vacation.
Sightseeing:In Niagara Falls, Victoria, and Vancouver; Butchart Gardens, Niagara Falls sightseeing cruise, orientation tour in Jasper, Columbia Icefield (Ice Explorer ride), and Stanley Park. Inside visits as shown in UPPERCASE in the tour description, including admission charges where applicable.
Scenic Highlights:Niagara Falls, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Canadian Rockies, Jasper National Park, Icefields Parkway, Banff National Park, Lake Louise, Yoho National Park, Glacier National Park, Fraser River, Strait of Georgia, and Gulf Islands.
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NOTE:Cruise itineraries are provided by Holland America Line and are up to date at time of publishing. Your travel documents will contain the most current information.
Welcome to Toronto! Your Tour Director is on hand late this afternoon to answer any questions.
This morning, sightseeing in Niagara Falls includes a SIGHTSEEING BOAT CRUISE past the world-famous falls. Return to Toronto and join this evening's optional outing that combines dinner with the spectacular sight of Toronto's lights from the CN Tower. Afterward, transfer to Union Station for a late-evening departure on the CANADIAN, VIA Rail's premier transcontinental train. Spend the next three days and nights on this classic trip across Canada's heartland. Your first-class rail cars are refurbished art-deco cars from the 1950s. Try the observation dome for views of the Canadian countryside as you roll past Ontario's landscapes, or pass the time in one of the comfortable lounges. All meals are included, and you won't want to miss any of them, as the chef offers a tempting array of soups, salads, main courses, and desserts. NOTE:Operation of the Niagara Falls sightseeing cruise is subject to favorable weather and/or river conditions. When unfavorable conditions exist, a walking tour through the scenic tunnels will be substituted. Last day of operation for the 2016 season is November 30.
Today, watch the scenery as you whisk by the ever-changing Canadian landscape and travel the full length of the Canadian National Railway's breathtaking mainline. Enjoy the many great onboard features, like use of the lounges and access to the domed Skyline Car for spectacular viewing. (B,L,D)
An early arrival into Winnipeg, Manitoba's capital, a city rich in history and culture. In the early afternoon we continue our journey through Manitoba's prairies and into Saskatchewan. (B,L,D)
Wake early and enjoy a delicious breakfast as you continue on the Canadian into the very heart of the Canadian Rockies. Arrive in Jasper this afternoon. An orientation tour includes Jasper's unspoiled beauty. Perhaps an optional float trip on the Athabasca River to end the day? The evening is free to enjoy the ambiance of this delightful mountain setting. (BR)
Consider an optional trip to Maligne Lake for a narrated cruise to much-photographed Spirit Island. On the return journey, stop to view mighty Maligne Canyon. With free time this afternoon, maybe hike on the trails and watch for wildlife, or stroll the streets of Jasper.
Board your motorcoach this morning and journey through JASPER NATIONAL PARK, stopping along the way at the COLUMBIA ICEFIELD to experience the Ice Explorer, an all-terrain vehicle that travels on ice that is 1,200 feet (365 meters) thick. Continue down Icefields Parkway to Lake Louise, where cold waters mirror the surrounding mountains and glaciers. Arrive in BANFF NATIONAL PARK for a leisurely two night stay.
This morning, consider an optional helicopter ride over the Canadian Rockies. Later, join the optional excursion to Sulphur Mountain for a gondola ride with panoramic views of the stunning scenery and a stop at sparkling Bow Falls.
This morning, leave Banff National Park and travel over Kicking Horse Pass on the Continental Divide. Travel through YOHO NATIONAL PARK, where pre-Cambrian fossils were discovered, and GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, where recreational mountain climbing was introduced to North America a century ago. Late this afternoon, arrive at the cattle-ranching center of Kamloops, a Shuswap Indian word for "meeting of the waters."
As you travel through the Coast Mountain Range to its majestic Pacific coastline, the vegetation changes from desert landscape to lush alpine forests. Board your afternoon ferry for the spectacular crossing to Vancouver Island. Sightseeing in Victoria includes the Inner Harbour, Bastion Square, Thunderbird Park, and world-famous BUTCHART GARDENS. This evening, consider strolling along the Waterfront Promenade.
Be sure to discover some of the attractions this splendid city has to offer, including the Royal British Columbia Museum, Afternoon Tea at the Empress Hotel, a whale-watching cruise on the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and fine shopping along Government Street. This evening, join our optional excursion in Chinatown, complete with colorful lanterns and dinner at an authentic restaurant.
This morning, set sail across the Strait of Georgia and through the spectacular Gulf Islands, an archipelago known for its climate. In Vancouver, city sightseeing includes STANLEY PARK, Gastown, Chinatown, and many other famous landmarks. The remainder of the day is free to explore Robson Street and experience British Columbia's premier shopping and entertainment location.
Today is at leisure for independent sightseeing. Maybe take a water taxi to lively Granville Island with its outdoor markets, street musicians, and waterfront cafés. Or, visit historic Gastown with its steam-powered clock, antique shops, art galleries, and street vendors.
Continue your stay in Vancouver.
Embark your cruise ship. (D)
One of the most picturesque sea lanes in the world, the natural beauty here is unbelievable, featuring thick emerald-green forests and expansive turquoise glaciers. (B,L,D)
Accessible only by air and water, history, Native culture, wildlife, and nature come to life here. Shop for gold nuggets, saunter through the swinging doors at the Red Dog Saloon, or visit mighty Mendenhall Glacier. (B,L,D)
Step back in time as you stroll along wooden boardwalks, visit the Red Onion Saloon, explore Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park, or ride the antique White Pass & Yukon Route narrow-gauge railway. (B,L,D)
This incredible Biosphere Reserve protects a unique ecosystem, hosting an amazing spectacle as tremendous slabs of ice break off and "calve" into the sea. (B,L,D)
Hugging the shores of the Tongass Narrows, this self-proclaimed "Salmon Capital of the World" boasts the largest totem collection on the planet and a former red-light district-turned art district on historic Creek Street. (B,L,D)
Cruise through the awe-inspiring scenery of the Inside Passage. Keep your cameras ready for spouting whales, soaring eagles, and other wildlife. Tonight, enjoy a sumptuous dinner and onboard entertainment. (B,L,D)
Disembark this morning and transfer to Vancouver International Airport for your return flight home. Please schedule flights after Noon. (B)
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GREENVILLE, N.C. - With the start of the Pirates' 2012 football campaign just a little over a month away, the East Carolina University Athletics Department has eclipsed the 20,000 mark in season ticket sales for the sixth-straight year.
Under head coach Ruffin McNeill, East Carolina set new school records during the 2011 season in total attendance (300,069) and average attendance (50,012) besting the previous marks of 297,987 and 49,665 - both set in 2010.
The success has been a reflection of growing season ticket sales at the box office, following a then-record of 16,258 in 2006 with a 22,000 number in 2007, a 21,160 total in 2008, a 21,293 figure in 2009, and a new standard of 23,436 in 2010, which was eclipsed last fall (24,188).
In addition to topping Conference USA in average attendance for the fourth-straight season, ECU stood first nationally among all Bowl Championship Series non-automatic qualifiers in 2011, which also ranked 40th among all 120 FBS programs.
The Pirates will kick off the 2012 campaign Sept. 1 inside ECU's 50,000-seat facility by renewing an in-state football rivalry with Appalachian State that covers 30 games and spans 80 years. Also scheduled to visit Greenville this fall are C-USA members UTEP (Sept. 29), Memphis (Oct. 13), Houston (Nov. 3) and Marshall (Nov. 24). East Carolina wraps up non-conference play by hosting Navy on Oct. 27. The Pirates will try to even the four-game series after edging the Midshipmen 38-35 in Annapolis a year ago.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Their best player was struggling and their main backup was on the bench with a broken leg.
Louisville still had more than enough to win its third national title.
Luke Hancock made four straight 3-pointers in the first half, and Peyton Siva and Chane Behanan had monster second halves to lead the top-seeded Cardinals (35-5) to their first national title since 1986 on Monday night with an 82-76 victory over Michigan.
Hancock finished with 22 points, including a perfect 5 for 5 from 3-point range. Siva had 14 of his 18 points in the second half, and Chane Behanan had 11 of his 12 rebounds in the second half. Behanan also chipped in 15 points.
As the final seconds ticked off, Hancock looked at the Louisville fans and screamed.
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Encephalitis is a brain disorder due to an acute inflammation of the brain. It can be caused by a bacterial infection such as bacterial meningitis spreading directly to the brain (primary encephalitis), or may be a complication of a current infectious disease like rabies or syphilis (secondary encephalitis). Certain parasitic or protozoal infestations, such as toxoplasmosis, malaria, or primary amoebic meningoencephalitis, can also cause encephalitis in people with compromised immune systems. Lyme disease may also cause encephalitis. Bartonella henselae can also lead to this. Brain damage occurs as the inflamed brain pushes against the skull, and can lead to death.
Patients with encephalitis suffer from fever, headache and photophobia with weakness and seizures also common. Less commonly, stiffness of the neck can occur with rare cases of patients also suffering from stiffness of the limbs, slowness in movement and clumsiness depending on which specific part of the brain is involved. The symptoms of encephalitis are caused by the brain's defense mechanisms activating to get rid of the infection. Other symptoms can include drowsiness and coughing.
Encephalitis may be caused by a variety of afflictions. One such affliction is rabies. Encephalitis may also be caused by HIV. The major causes of encephalitis outbreaks all over the world are viruses like Japanese Encephalitis, West Nile virus, Chandipura virus, St. Louis Encephalitis, Equine Encephalitis, La Crosse encephalitis, Murray Valley encephalitis virus, California encephalitis virus, Tick-borne meningoencephalitis, Herpes simplex, Influenza A virus. Less common are e.g. RSSE (Russian spring-summer encephalitis[1]) viruses. In addition, consuming excess amounts of brain and nerve tonic may put one at risk for encephalitis, accompanied by Gigantism.[How to reference and link to summary or text]
Adult patients with encephalitis present with acute onset of fever, headache, confusion, and sometimes seizures. Younger children or infants may present irritability, anorexia and fever.
Neurological examinations usually reveal a drowsy or confused patient. Stiff neck, due to the irritation of the meninges covering the brain, indicates that the patient has either meningitis or meningeoncephalitis. Examination of the cerebrospinal fluid obtained by a lumbar puncture procedure usually reveals increased amounts of protein and white blood cells with normal glucose, though in a significant percentage of patients, the cerebrospinal fluid may be normal. CT scan often is not helpful, as cerebral abscess is uncommon. Cerebral abscess is more common in patients with meningitis than encephalitis. Bleeding is also uncommon except in patients with herpes simplex type 1 encephalitis. Magnetic resonance imaging offers better resolution. In patients with herpes simplex encephalitis, electroencephalograph may show sharp waves in one or both of the temporal lobes. Lumbar puncture procedure is performed only after the possibility of prominent brain swelling is excluded by a CT scan examination. Diagnosis is often made with detection of antibodies in the cerebrospinal fluid against a specific viral agent (such as herpes simplex virus) or by polymerase chain reaction that amplifies the RNA or DNA of the virus responsible (such as varicella zoster virus).
Treatment is usually symptomatic. Reliably tested specific antiviral agents are available only for a few viral agents (e.g. acyclovir for herpes simplex virus) and are used with limited success for most infection except herpes simplex encephalitis. In patients who are very sick, supportive treatment, such as mechanical ventilation, is equally important.
Encephalitis lethargica
- Main article: Encephalitis lethargica
Encephalitis lethargica is an atypical form of encephalitis which caused an epidemic from 1917 to 1928, resulting in millions of deaths worldwide. Those who survived sank into a semi-conscious state that lasted for decades until the Parkinsons drug L-dopa was used to revive those still alive in the late 1960s by Oliver Sacks.
There have been only a small number of isolated cases in the years since, though in recent years a few patients have shown very similar symptoms. The cause is now thought to be either a bacterial agent or an autoimmune response following infection.
Herpes simplex encephalitis
- Main article: Herpes simplex encephalitis
Herpes simplex encephalitis is caused by the herpes simplex virus that manifests in oral cold sores or genital sores. When this triggers brain inflammation, which occurs in 10% of cases of encephalitis (2 cases per million people), half of all untreated patients die (1 case per million people). Brain damage, partial paralysis, seizures, hallucinations and an altered state of consciousness are all common symptoms. HSE can be passed from mother to child during birth in rare cases, where symptoms include lethargy, tremors, irritability, seizures and poor feeding in the first two weeks after birth.
Limbic system encephalitis
In a small number of cases, called limbic encephalitis, the pathogens responsible for encephalitis attack primarily the limbic system (a collection of structures at the base of the brain responsible for basic autonomic functions).
See also
- Awakenings Movie (1990)
- California encephalitis virus
- Encephalomyelitis
- Equine Encephalitis
- Granulomatous amoebic encephalitis
- Herpes simplex
- Herpes zoster
- Infectious disorders
- La Crosse encephalitis
- Japanese Encephalitis
- Meningoencephalitis
- Murray Valley encephalitis virus
- Powassan encephalitis
- Rasmussen's encephalitis
- St. Louis Encephalitis
- Tick-borne meningoencephalitis
- ↑ Kurane I, Takasaki T, Yamada K (2000). Trends in flavivirus infections in Japan. Emerging Infect. Dis. 6 (6): 569–71.
External links
- http://www.encephalitis.info resource providing evidence based support to people affected and professionals
- WHO: Encephalitis
- eMedicine-1 and eMedicine-2 Information on the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for Encephalitis.
- Encephalitis Global, Inc. Website offering information and support to encephalitis survivors, caregivers and loved ones. Encephalitis Global Inc. is a USA 501(c)(3) public charity; annual FACES Encephalitis Conference information available at the website.
- A case study of a Limbic Encephalitis patient
- A website about Garrett Taylor a 2 year old who lost his life after a battle with encephalitis
- Meningitis and Encephalitis Information Page at NINDS
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Tuesday Nov 29 2011
Century-old home has bells, whistles and Christmas glow
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The first time Jim and Vicki Johnson caught a glimpse of their 100-year-old home, it struck a chord. "We took our dog to the lake and this house was for sale. So we took the flier," Vicki Johnson said recently. "The people here before had lived (in the house) for 40 years and were in their 80s. It was overgrown but we just fell in love with it. We put in an offer and put our (Granite Bay) house on the market and it sold the first day." In the nine years since, the Johnsons have painted, scoured, polished and done a little updating — but all while keeping the craftsman bungalow's structure and character intact. "There was gold shag carpet in the living room and dining room," she said. "We picked it up and there were beautiful hardwood floors underneath." In addition to restoring the floors, they removed the stained foam-board ceiling and water-damaged plaster. "The whole ceiling had to come down," Johnson said. "But it still has the big beams." The kitchen got a total makeover. "When we bought it, it had a little sink, one cupboard, the stove and a little pot-belly stove," she said. ... "We took out the wall between the kitchen and dining room, so it is one big room. We put up a bar and bought a new stove. Off the back hallway was a closet. We opened it up and made it into a pantry. We were going to close it off with a door but left it open, so now it is kind of a walk-through pantry." They redid the cabinets, but kept the old-fashioned pulls. The finishing touch was granite countertops. "(The kitchen) is painted a pale yellow and pale green, so it looks old, not modern," Johnson said. Seven long, skinny windows in the dining room bring in lots of light, creating a bright, cheerful atmosphere. "There's a lot of crown molding around everything," she said. "There's paneling three-quarters of the way up, like a shelf, all the way around the dining room. You can set pictures on there. Everything was dark, so we painted all the paneling." The Johnsons brought in a specially built table. "It is 5 feet by 7 feet," Johnson said. "It is made from reclaimed lumber. It's very heavy and very old, so someone probably danced on it. It fits very well with the wood floor." Typical of craftsman homes built in that era, it has a lot of wood molding and built-in wood cabinets with leaded glass fronts. The Johnsons chose to keep all of that. There's paneling in the room designated as Jim Johnson's office, as well as built-in cabinets; a hutch in the dining room and built-in cabinets in the living room. The repairs have long been completed and now — decorated from floor to ceiling for Christmas — it will be one of the stops on the Dec.. 10 Loomis Basin Holiday Home Tour. "My favorite thing is that I can be in the house and look out and see the fields," Johnson said. "We have probably 60 acres around us not (developed). We are really in the country. There are deer out here and coyotes. There are a lot of windows in the house. Anywhere you look, you have a view of something. You're not looking at a neighbor." Johnson is an avid quilter and the home is the perfect setting for her many colorful quilts. "They're all over the house," she said. "I've made bedspreads; there are quilts on the couch and on chairs. Just about every room has a quilt somewhere." For the holidays, Johnson is pulling out all the stops. "I have lots of Christmas stuff because that's my favorite holiday," she said. "There's a big tree in the living room. I've given my kids ornaments every year since they were born — something they liked or a vacation we took. The whole tree is (filled with) ornaments from throughout their childhood. My daughter is 28 and my son is 21." Another tree is decorated with Santas. A guest room tree is all Barbie ornaments. "This year all the decorations are coming out," Johnson said. For Loomis Holiday Home Tour Chairwoman Leslie Griffith, the Johnsons' residence is a perfect fit. "I like the fact that it is a historic home here in Placer County," she said. "I thought people would be really interested to see a bit of history. With her quilting, her home is so inviting and so warm with the quilts displayed throughout." In addition to the homes on view, this year's tour will feature a lunch buffet, holiday boutique, art show and music. This is the fourth year of the tour, which benefits the Loomis Basin Education Foundation. "It helps supplement the school district where they lack funds," Griffith said. "It keeps the P.E. program in our schools and the goal is to help keep the arts in the schools." Reach?Gloria Young at firstname.lastname@example.com. ------------ Loomis Basin Holiday Home Tour What: Tour of five Loomis Basin homes decorated for the holidays; gourmet buffet lunch and Holiday Boutique featuring musical entertainment, art show, gifts and silent auction at H. 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In a bold move, Cooma-Monaro Shire Council will replace its existing corporate logo with a new and modern one.
The new corporate logo, an image of colourful lines representing the Snowy Mountains meeting the plains of the Monaro with the words Cooma-Monaro Shire Council underneath, will be rolled out over a period of time.
It will replace the current logo seen as a little 'old fashioned' which incorporates an image of a sheep, skier, powerlines and a fish.
The new logo was adopted, along with the new town branding concept 'Capital of the Snowy Mountains' by council at its meeting on Monday night.
Despite supporting moves for a new town logo and brand, Cr Tony Kaltoum was opposed to changing the corporate logo.
"That [logo] served us well since 1981. If it's not broken don't fix it," he said.
There will be an implementation period for the new corporate logo that will appear on council cars, uniforms, letter heads and the council website.
The new branding concept for the town was developed by CEO of Tourism Snowy Mountains (TSM) Peter Sheppard for council and exhibited for public comment in July.
The initial brand developed was 'Capital of Snowy Mountains'.
The majority of the feedback received was positive. Some people commented that there were no other options to judge against, some were against the colours but not against having a new brand, some thought the colours reflected vibrancy rather than representing the Monaro and others suggested changing the wording to 'Capital or Hub of the Monaro' or 'Destination for the Snowy Mountains Region'.
The comments were taken back to council's Tourism Advisory Committee which recommended changing the phrase to 'Capital of the Snowy Mountains Region.'
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Councillor Martin Hughes supported keeping the word 'region' in the phrase.
He said the phrase should be something that defines Cooma and the Snowy Mountains should not be the focus.
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Mayor Dean Lynch said the new logo reflected the council as being forward thinking and progressive.
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Norman, Oklahoma - Damien Williams ran for 156 yards and four touchdowns in a record-setting Owen Field debut, Kenny Stills added 120 yards receiving and a score, and No. 5 Oklahoma beat Florida A&M 69-13 on Saturday night.
Williams' rushing total was the most for a player in his first game at the Sooners' home field, and he became only the fourth player at the school to eclipse 100 yards rushing in each of his first two games. Adrian Peterson was the last to do it, in 2004.
Landry Jones threw for 252 yards and two touchdowns with one interception for the Sooners (2-0), who had dropped a spot in the rankings after an unimpressive 24-7 victory in their opener at UTEP.
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I can't remember how long London were based at Barnet Copthall and, while it was not the most salubrious of settings, I do remember seeing a wonderfully vibrant side there on a number of occasions. (Can someone remind me of the wonderful little Kiwi? scrum-half who seemed to be man-of-the-match on a regular basis)? I do remember Abi Ekoku beginning to make an impression before he was signed by Bradford. And it was Tony "Tank" Gordon as coach, wasn't it?
It is salutary to remember that, in those days, Saracens were playing on a public park!
Mark Riley was that scrum-half.
Went to Swinton after Broncos pushed out the Kiwi contingent.
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What, I make legit points too...
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Backpacker Unite offers camping, dormitary and double rooms. Breakfast in included in the room prices but can be requested by other guests as well.
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October 8, 2012
Corey Albertson
The nation's number one overall prospect, and the easy choice for the top player in the class of 2014, Andrew Wiggins is expected to attend Kentucky's Big Blue Madness event this weekend at Rupp Arena. Over the last few days reports have surfaced that have said that Wiggins will be cancelling that visit to head to his hometown of Toronto to spend time with his family. On Monday afternoon, Cats Illustrated caught up with Wiggins high school coach, Rob Fulford of Huntington (W.V.) Prep to get the real scoop on what Wiggins' weekend plans are."We're still not exactly sure what Andrew is going to do this weekend," coach Fulford said, "He had told John (Calipari) that he would be coming to their midnight madness event when they were down here a few weeks ago. I've heard all the reports out there, but Andrew hasn't told me that anything has changed."As a seventeen year old who lives far away from home and his family, Wiggins obviously would like to take advantage of every situation that he can to return to Toronto and spend time with family members. With practice starting up a week from Tuesday at Huntington Prep, this could be Wiggins last chance to get back to Canada until well after his team finishes their high school season. That opportunity to visit home is understandably taking precedent in Wiggins' mind right now as he makes his decision on where to spend his weekend. "The issue is that we have an extended weekend here for their fall break," said Fulford, "I don't know if he's going home or not but I know that he was trying to figure out if he was going to be able to find a way to get home to Canada."With our fall break this weekend and practice starting next week this might be the last chance that he'll have to come home until the season ends. He hasn't given me any indication yet that he's going home this weekend, but obviously he wants to see his family."Whether Wiggins visits for Big Blue Madness or not, Fulford assured Cats Illustrated that the 6-foot-7 five-star wing would be making a visit sometime during the regular season for a home game at Rupp Arena. In fact, Fulford said that if Wiggins takes a visit to Kentucky this weekend for Big Blue Madness it will be more to enjoy the experience, rather than to use the visit as a judgment point for his college decision. Either way, Kentucky staff stands right where they want to be right now with the recruitment of the superstar Wiggins. "I'm sure he'll be there soon if he doesn't make it this weekend. If Kentucky fans don't see Andrew this weekend there is absolutely no reason to hit the panic button. There's no doubt that Andrew will get down to Kentucky for at least one game this season."For a while now, fans of Wiggins two presumed leaders, Kentucky and Florida State, have wondered two things. When will the class of 2014 prospect make his decision as to if he will be reclassifying to the class of 2013; and more importantly, where will he be playing his college basketball?Fulford pointed out that Wiggins is still enrolled in the necessary classes that would allow him the option to graduate if he wants to at the end of this year; and the college decision process is pretty much exactly where reports have indicated that it is. "Kentucky is definitely at the top of the list along with Florida State. Those two schools are doing by far the best job of recruiting Andrew," said Fulford, "North Carolina is involved but not to the extent that the other two are."It's kind of a little unfortunate, but a lot of other schools have already given up on Andrew. Everyone seems to think that it's a lock that it will come down to Florida State and Kentucky. A lot of these schools want to move on to guys that they think they can get, but that doesn't make sense to me with it being so early in his recruitment."As for the reclassification decision, it seems that no formal time table has been set at this point. As the rumors of Wiggins skipping Big Blue Madness to return home circulated, fans began to speculate that Wiggins' visit home would be to go ahead and make that classification decision. But Fulford doesn't think that is the case. "First of all, it's difficult for me to comment accurately because that decision is going to be determined solely by Andrew and his parents. I can't even tell you for sure if they've had a formal discussion about it yet," said Fulford, "Whenever he lets us know we'll let everyone else know. It could be tomorrow, the end of this coming weekend or not until the spring." ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Marc Jacobs Fall 2012 Inspired by Advanced Style
I just found out that Advanced Style helped to inspire the Marc Jacobs Fall 2012 Collection! I am honored that my photos of these wonderful women and their expressions of personal style could be so influential in the work of a designer as important as Marc Jacobs. Check out these articles from French Vogue and WWD HERE and HERE , mentioning Advanced Style's influence on collection!
30 comments:
- Peter Fox Shoes said...
Wow, congratulations....that's very cool!
- February 15, 2012 at 6:20 PM
- Office Dandy said...
In watching the show, and having read your site for long time, I can totally see it. How fun!
- February 15, 2012 at 6:24 PM
The show was breathtaking!- I want everything he showed. The fact that he was influenced by your blog makes so much sense because the looks were reminiscent of classic style done in sumptuous fabrics, but with a twist. As a 58 year old woman, they were right up my alley. You must be so honored to have had an influence on such an important designer! Congrats!
- February 15, 2012 at 6:51 PM
- déjà pseu said...
Wow, congratulations!!!
- February 15, 2012 at 6:53 PM
- Solanah said...
Wow that is huge! How exciting, I'd just be bursting!
- February 15, 2012 at 6:56 PM
- Theanne said...
wonderfully fun and outrageous...I love it!
- February 15, 2012 at 7:10 PM
- LynS said...
Congratulations Ari - both to you and to all the wonderfully free-spirited people who populate your blog and continue to inspire fashion and style.
- February 15, 2012 at 7:10 PM
- Zoé said...
Strange, but when I first saw this collection, Advanced Style is one of the things I immediately thought of. Makes sense. It is very inspirational. :)
- February 15, 2012 at 7:15 PM
- Ben said...
I just looked at that show and it was wonderful! I liked the set and hats! It's really nice that your photos where an inspiration to him!
- February 15, 2012 at 7:39 PM
- Gillian Striker said...
That's wonderful! How exciting! Congratulations! Much deserved!
- February 15, 2012 at 8:45 PM
- a little sewing said...
thrilling collection and thrilling that Advanced Style is an inspiration.
what a validation!
- February 15, 2012 at 8:59 PM
- Tricia Rose said...
Well deserved!
- February 15, 2012 at 10:18 PM
- pinktutu72 said...
How exciting for you! Congratulations!!
- February 16, 2012 at 12:11 AM
- Marcelita Swann said...
Ari, "Giving energy" has a fateful way of retuning to its source. Thrilled for you and your ladies!
- February 16, 2012 at 1:18 AM
- Bridal Cars Rental said...
Congrats to you !!
- February 16, 2012 at 1:56 AM
- artistudios said...
congratulations! Bravo!
- February 16, 2012 at 5:30 AM
- Sublime Mimesis said...
Best blog ever, love it!
- February 16, 2012 at 5:36 AM
I was thrilled to read that Advanced Style was mentioned by the NY Times! But as far as the Marc Jacobs' show goes...I guess I'm out of touch b/c I didn't find the show appealing at all. I thought Mr. Jacobs' clothes were dowdy and very unflattering. And, using 14 year olds as models is not cool. Esp. since it is counter to the recommendations to the council. I'd like to see Ari's models in a show! How 'bout that for an idea for Fashion Week?! Rock on Ari!
- February 16, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- Debra Rapoport said...
This is such great validation for you and Advanced Style. Perfect...more to come!
It's time the trend setters checked out the confident, courageous, mature, experienced dressers.
- February 16, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Hannah said...
Oh thats lovely news!!!
I can see some Ilona in the collection.
So many congratulations, your blog and the advanced style ladies are a true inspiration to me.
they make me want to become older already!
Best wishes
- February 16, 2012 at 8:34 AM
- Emanuel I. said...
You are really inspiring, see you?
Regards & respect, E.
- February 16, 2012 at 12:31 PM
- GvN said...
That is awesome! How excited you must be! Congratulations!!!!
Your blog is indeed unique :)!
Good job! Totally deserved it!
Don't miss your chance to win three cute accessories by entering my pink spring giveaway!!!
- February 16, 2012 at 2:40 PM
So, aside from the fact that you found a way to make fashion 'fresh' by presenting it in a never before shown way, which I think is admiring, I always wonder; don't some women get offended when a foto is taken of them, and they find out they'll be on a blog about 'old women and fashion'? With all the surgery and obsession to stay young going around... I'm really curious!
- February 16, 2012 at 4:55 PM
- izzit said...
way to go Ari!but I am not surprised!
- February 16, 2012 at 11:25 PM
- izzit said...
Except... I think they needed some "Old-School" models!
Poise like a queen, unafraid to look 'wacky', and exuberance & delight, particular but not exclusive...
When you swathe yourself in someone else's style from head to toe (literally in this case!), t has a way of mugging you & leaving you for dead. They needed the strong personalities and outsize presence of the Advanced Ladies!
- February 16, 2012 at 11:35 PM
- dede said...
i like post!!!
- February 17, 2012 at 12:25 AM
- anna said...
wow congratulation!!!!
- February 17, 2012 at 1:48 AM
- sacramento said...
Soooooooooooo happy for you Ari, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
- February 17, 2012 at 2:26 PM
Congrats Ari!I have been reading your blog for quite some time and feel so proud of you!
- February 19, 2012 at 1:23 PM
That is so cool! Love your blog!
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