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- Background
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- We make a difference
- Special Scholership Nursing
Vinayak College of Health Science, previously known as Vinayak Nursing College has a long and proud history of providing quality courses for the Nursing(Staff Nurse) , Medicine (HA) and Lab (Lab Technician). It has been founded to meet the ever growing demand of middle level health workers in the country.
Vinayak College of Health Science is committed to impart both quality education and training to the young aspirants so that they can be employed not only in Nepal but also in other countries. However, Nepal being out foremost key priority, our entire focus shall be to meet nation's requirement first in order to make this Himalayan countryside a healthy nation.
The need of the instance is to produce adequate number of middle level health workers which are necessary for all levels of health care delivery system. In such a context, initially a few people of the college management embarked in the enormous task of imparting health education for the country. Later the initiative approach grew into the establishment of Vinayak College of Health Science in 2003.
Location and Environment
VCOHS is located in a peaceful and spacious area at Battisputali, 200 meters from Gaushala Chowk. Public transportation is easily accessible around college premises.
The college provides good learning environment and best teaching staff. Our effective and transparent management run by highly qualified manpower and their outstanding teamwork as well as experienced faculty members (pathologists, doctors, readers and professors) who have spotless status in government and private medical colleges, will insure you the quality in learning environment.
विनायक कलेज बत्तीसपुतली काठमाडौँ को शान्त र सुरक्षित स्थानमा अवस्थित छ ! तपाई गौशाला बस बिसौनीबाट दक्षिण २०० मिटर अगाडी जादा विनायक कलेजमा पुग्न सक्नुहुन्छ ! हामि गुणस्तरीय शिक्षा को लागि सदैब प्रतिबद्ध छौ जसको प्रमाण हाम्रो संस्थामा रहेका शिक्षक, कर्मचारी र हामीलाई माया गर्ने अभिभावक हरु हुन् !
We make a difference
We are committed to apply principles of health education in our academic programs. We strive to provide students every opportunity for their progress and achieve the highest educational potentials in their career.
Special Scholership Nursing
This is the PCL Nursing Course running under the Special Scholership of Nepal Government. Specially the ladies from marginalised and deprived groups are studying in this program. Nepal Government provides academic and personal expenses to the students while Vinayak College provide quality learning as a part of Corporate Social Responsibility.


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Mars Transits
Mars Transits To Planets and Points in the Natal Chart
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The transits of Mars to planets and points in the natal chart are relatively brief influences, lasting approximately 2-3 days. Mars acts to energize and activate the conditions surrounding the planets and points it touches.
Mars Transits
Mars conjunct Sun
Mars sextile/trine Sun
Mars square/opposition Sun
Mars conjunct Moon
Mars sextile/trine Moon
Mars square/opposition Moon
Mars conjunct Mercury
Mars sextile/trine Mercury
Mars square/opposition Mercury
Mars conjunct Venus
Mars sextile/trine Venus
Mars square/opposition Venus
Powerful desires and amorous feelings are stimulated now perhaps through an enticing interaction or personal encounter. You take the lead in social situations or attract personal attention. Coming on too strong, not picking up on subtle cues, or being inappropriate in a social sense are pitfalls of this time. Strive for a balance between taking the initiative and being sensitive and aware of others' needs and wants. If you are usually shy and unassertive, this is your moment to come out and take a risk even if you're a bit awkward.
Mars conjunct Mars
Mars sextile/trine Mars
Mars square/opposition Mars
Mars conjunct Jupiter
Mars sextile/trine Jupiter
Mars square/opposition Jupiter
Mars conjunct Saturn
Mars sextile/trine Saturn
Mars square/opposition Saturn
Mars conjunct Uranus
Mars sextile/trine Uranus
Mars square/opposition Uranus
Mars conjunct Neptune
Mars sextile/trine Neptune
Mars square/opposition Neptune
Mars conjunct Pluto
Mars sextile/trine Pluto
Mars square/opposition Pluto
Mars conjunct Ascendant
Mars sextile/trine Ascendant
Mars square/opposition Ascendant
Mars conjunct Midheaven
Mars sextile/trine Midheaven
You take a proactive, assertive, and eager attitude toward challenges and your ambitions. You could impress superiors with your vigor, as you are willing to go the extra mile and do whatever it takes. Opportunities to advance your standing or achieve a desire come to you now. Green light!
Mars square/opposition Midheaven
You may not be moving ahead as you'd like, or you may find that you're struggling to get things done. Hurrying, irritability with family or people at work, and a disagreeable attitude can make this a tense time. Don't try to do more than you have to, or make deadlines for yourself that you then push yourself and others to meet. Chill out a little!
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Interpretations written by Annie Heese, unless otherwise noted. Interpretations marked with a * are from our Time Line Forecast report.
References & suggested further reading:
How to Predict Your Future: Secrets of Eastern and Western Astrology by James Braha. This is an excellent resource for outer planet transits: Jupiter through Pluto.

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Ben & Jerry's Openair Cinema is stopping by Canberra for a massive fourth season. After being embraced by The Capital over the last few, the organisers have once again turned everything up a notch - setting up on the stunning Patrick White Lawns, by the National Library for the season which kicks off on Thursday 14th January and runs right through to Sunday 21st February 2016


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Russian electronic band EIMIC (Everything is Made in China) released a new music video directed by Ilya Kolesnikov. He spoke with Designcollector about the project, please read and watch music ahead
Designcollector: What is all about?
Ilya Kolesnikov: I hope most people will understand the meaning of the video. Through a number of small, and sometimes grotesque details, you can see a protagonist, a person, who is constantly being bombarded with an endless multitude of information of all sorts. The person often has no chance to withstand it and has to take a dive into it, but there is still a core of some kind in such a person, a crystal, solid and beautiful.
DC: What was the main challenge while creating this video?
Ilya: I wanted to create a video as a part of the song (like vocals or drums), a layer you can not separate from from the rest. Another goal was to make perception of the song more vivid and sharp.
DC: How long did it take to create a video?
Ilya: The main conclusion I came up with after finishing the video is that animation is the least artful of arts. Creative process ends right after you had come up with an idea, then it`s just a grind. It took me about a year to finish the video. The main idea emerged in the Summer of 2011, the time the song was written. Since then I had been creating the video piece by piece. The process was very exhausting and I had to take breaks.


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The crew working on the NWA biopic "Straight Outta Compton" learned how dangerous it could be in the hood when they were involved in a real-life drive by.
TMZ reports the film crew was setting up for a scene at the Compton Courthouse when people unrelated to the film flashed gang signs at a passing vehicle. Witnesses say the gunfire came from the car in response. The shooters seemed to only be targeting the men not associated with the film, but since the crew was setting up in that area, the bullets came very close to hitting them. One person was hit with a stray bullet and collapsed on the scene but survived.
The shootout is currently being investigated by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department. At this time, they haven't confirmed if it was actually a gang-related shooting.


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Lunch Boxes Of The Teen And Quirky
If you've spent more than five minutes on Pinterest, you've likely seen a dozen different ways to pack your wee special snowflake a lunch that's almost too pretty to eat. Is your little one a grazer? No problem! Simply whip up a bento masterpiece with a smattering a star-shaped cheese cutouts, homemade wholegrain crackers in the shapes of her favorite cartoon characters, the world tiniest, twee-est bunch of grapes, and a hard-boiled egg pressed into the likeness of a whimsical manga hero! Arrange all components in brightly-colored little holders and top it off with a $50 drink thermos filled with organic milk and pixie dust.
In case I didn't already give it away, those sorts of lunches make me giggle.
Listen, my rules for packed lunches are pretty simple:
1) It should be something the kid will eat.
2) It should contain necessary nutrition/calories.
3) It should never take longer to pack a lunch than it takes the kid to eat said lunch.
These have always been my rules, and my kids have always taken their lunches to school. (Between early food allergies, pickiness, and schools where purchasing lunch isn't an option, we've just always packed.) So when the Creative People Of The Internets get together to show off their masterpieces of noon-time nutrition, I'm over in the corner muttering, "Ain't nobody got time for that." Not only don't I have the time, with two quirky adolescents, no one involved here wants a lunch that's pretty. And I don't want teenagers who return home all grumpy because they're suffering from low-blood-sugar-induced crankiness.
So come along, and I will let you (virtually) peer into some real lunch boxes… they may not look all that exciting, but so far, no one's starved to death. (I should really write tag lines for a living, don't you think?)
Lunch for the homeschooled, easily-distracted teen
On days when we do school at home, my younger teen is happy to make his own lunch and consume it without argument. On the days when he attends co-op and needs to bring a lunch, though, he's likely to "forget to eat" if I don't make sure his lunch is something he can eat while doing something else. There's just a lot going on, there, and he doesn't want to miss anything. He's also not good at discerning what needs to be consumed that day and what will keep; give him a yogurt and a package of crackers, and he'll eat the crackers and then express surprise (every. single. time) when I tell him we now have to throw the yogurt away. So now when I pack him a lunch, I give him a heads-up on any perishables, and tell him to eat those first.
My son will most often take a sandwich (lunchmeat and cheese, usually), some form of fruit, one "healthy" snacky thing and one "junky" snacky thing. And a thermos of water. That's it. If I pack him any more food than that, odds are excellent that he won't eat anything. (Don't ask me why. I have no idea.) He will eat one of his snacky items mid-morning, and the rest of his food for lunch. If I give him something that won't keep—the aforementioned yogurt, for example, or a cut-up apple—I tell him to eat that for his morning snack.
Lunch for the underweight, packing-every-day teen
My daughter takes her lunch every day, and has more self-imposed food rules than I could possibly list here without weeping. My job is to find the intersection between her rules and the highest-calorie concoctions possible. For the most part, I alternate between giving her a sunbutter-and-jelly sandwich on multigrain bread or strawberry cream cheese on a whole wheat bagel. These are the two lunch entrees I know she'll eat, so I long ago abandoned the notion that there needed to be more variety. She also gets a thermos of water, and a juice pouch. (I never allowed my kids juice until I had a teenager who needs to gain weight. I buy the fruit-and-veggie kinds and remind myself that she needs the calories.) Then I fill in her bag with a variety of snacks and hope for the best.
Acceptable variations to Lunch when it comes to entrees
Both children will accept leftover pizza in their lunches. My daughter will accept dinner leftovers (provided that it's something she ate in the first place), hot or cold, but my son will not. Basically my son will eat any kind of sandwich but balks at a hot food, even if it's something he normally likes. (Is it the temperature? The need to use a fork? I may never know.) My daughter has eighty gazillion food rules about texture and temperature, but will happily eat cold rice or leftover cold pasta (blech). Neither child eats peanut butter, but if I put Nutella on multigrain bread and make them swear a blood oath to eat the banana I pack with it, they'll eat that.
Fruits, veggies, and snacky things
I used to be one of those moms who was all "I only pack fresh fruits and veggies!" and "I never buy snack-sized foods, what a waste!" Hahahahahaaaaaaaaa. (Hubris! It's what's for lunch!) I love to give my kids fresh fruits and veggies in their lunches, but I also know that bananas have a small window of ripeness acceptability, apples and pears need to be cut up (thanks, orthodontia!) and then might not get eaten, and some children won't eat raw veggies without dip (and those same children may "forget" to eat said veggies and dip and then they get thrown away and I sigh a lot). So, yes, I pack carrots and bell peppers and dips, sometimes, and perfect bananas or sliced apples, sometimes, but I also buy applesauce pouches when they're on sale, little cups of shelf-stable fruits in juice, dried cranberries and raisins, and yeah, sometimes I count those Snap Pea Crisps or Sun Chips as a vegetable.
I do hereby humbly confess that I consider single-serve cups of yogurt a necessity. Yes, I used to buy the larger containers and portion it out for lunches. They didn't eat it. Now I can buy exactly the kinds they like (that's a whole 'nother list; Greek, but only certain brands, or Trader Joe's, but only certain flavors) and they almost always eat it.
You know that I do a fair amount of baking my own sneaky-protein treats, but I also buy cereal bars and protein bars and those horrible cheese-and-cracker packets because I know they'll get eaten. They may be nearly grown, but I can still score huge points by bringing home mini Babybel cheeses. And on any day when my daughter has marching band, she gets either a Snickers bar or almond M&Ms to eat before practice. (Desperate times, etc.)
There. Now don't you feel better about the lunches that get packed at your house?
48 Responses to "Lunch Boxes Of The Teen And Quirky"
Nancy Oct 15 at 4:49 pm Reply
My 4 year old refuses to eat meat and demands a sandwich for lunch because that is what everyone else is eating. We are on the 2nd year straight of her eating a peanutbutter sandwich for lunch. every single day. not even pb & J- just PB. i'm tired of looking at it already.
Diana Oct 15 at 5:42 pm Reply
Thank you. Needed this Pinterest antidote today!
Gail Oct 15 at 5:59 pm Reply
I know exactly where you are coming from ! My daughter has little to no appetite at lunch due to meds she is taking, so its a real challenge to pack a lunch she will actually eat! She has decided she likes protein shakes, though, so I figure that is better than nothing all day. Sometimes she will eat a little fruit as well or a handful of almonds, but not much more. I just try to make sure she eats a big breakfast on school days, before her appetite is gone.
MR Oct 15 at 6:10 pm Reply
I'm kind of the opposite, I guess. People keep telling me my kids' lunches are so cute and pretty. That's great, but that's not why I make them that way. I bought these little flower shaped cutters to cut up cheddar. They ARE cute. But I only use them because my kids will literally not eat cheese and crackers at lunch if I don't. I tried cutting up cheddar into regular squares like I do when they eat it at home, and neither ate it. At all. But, holy smokes, take a couple minutes to cut up the stupid cheese in flower shapes, and they eat it all! An occasional cheese and crackers lunch is worth it to break up the monotony of pb&j or turkey and cheese sandwiches. So, I use the silly little cutters. Because my kids will eat that way. And I have the bento boxes because it is easier for me to remember. Fruit goes in one spot, veggie in another, sandwich/meal in the main part. And throw in money for milk if I don't have dairy. Done. I never have to think it through, as I always have something to use for fruit (fresh if possible, but I always have dried stuff too), and veggies … Well they get a lot of baby already peeled carrots. I'll have to try the sugar snap peas.
Hi, I'm Natalie. Oct 15 at 6:50 pm Reply
Huh. I started packing my own lunches when I was in grade-3… I was a sandwich/fruit/nuts-packer at that point. Starting in grade-7, I think I started packing more leftovers with my fruit, with the occasional can of smoked oysters or soup in a thermos packed in for good measure. It didn't occur to me that I shouldn't take responsibility for packing lunches myself. (My husband's parents packed his lunches until he moved out of their home in second-year-university… Maybe I was just a weird kid. 😉
For my 4yo, I have a lot of fun putting together the goofy bento boxes. I also expect her to help (according to her abilities) get breakfasts/lunches ready. She's a good eater with no allergies/health issues, so it's pretty easy.
My Kids Mom Oct 15 at 8:09 pm Reply
I was told by my Pack-His-Own-Lunch 12 yo that it doesn't really matter if I buy things he likes. What matters is that his FRIENDS like the choices. Because he trades it away and can get "good trades" for things they like. Is he eating a reasonably balanced meal at lunch? Who knows. I'll assume yes because he eats well when I'm watching and because it seems easiest to assume that.
Jelourai Oct 15 at 8:56 pm Reply
Just wanted to comment that I really enjoyed this (to quote Diana) Pinterest antidote. My kid is two so I can still pretend that this will never be a problem.
susan Oct 15 at 9:53 pm Reply
would they do smoothies? vitamins, hidden veggies, calories, can be consumed with one hand, can be made from those forgotten, slightly browned leftover fruit bits.
i will admit that i bought sandwich cutters for my daughter recently and am so glad i did because now she actually EATS her sandwich rather than nibbling a bite or two before abandoning it. and i tried cutting it by hand into all sorts of shapes. yeah, hubris.
Liz Oct 16 at 12:09 am Reply
To each her own. My kids and I enjoy the Bento-style lunches, when I have the time/interest to pack them that way. It definitely encourages them to eat a greater variety of things, and I find it is an easy, low-risk way to introduce new foods and/or textures into the regular rotation. Low-risk because you are only including a small amount so if it's not eaten there's not too much wasted, and there is plenty of other "safe" food to eat that they won't go hungry.
That said, I look forward to the day I can shift lunch-packing responsibility to them. I started packing mine around 3rd or 4th grade so I'm ready for a break.
el-e-e Oct 16 at 10:22 am Reply
I'm glad you posted this. My kids' lunches are very old-school and I also have an underweight kid who needs the Nutella and the Doritos. (Or I tell myself that.) 😉 You're right about having to give up the notion that they need variety, too. If the girl will eat bologna every day, then bologna she shall have!!
I started packing my own in about 5th grade. Mom would put on her perfume BEFORE packing our lunches – I got tired of Chanel-infused sandwiches.
Even as an adult, I'm fine with the same lunch every day. Takes the hassle out of shopping and packing. Sandwich or soup, pretzels, fruit, and a yogurt and nuts to have for snacks.
Patricia H Oct 16 at 10:46 am Reply
I don't get all bento fussy, but I will use a giant cookie cutter to cut the DAILY peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, which is honestly less time consuming than cutting the crusts off (kindergarteners,,, what are ya gonna do?). I usually eat the crusts as part of my breakfast with a little extra PB.
My biggest indulgence is the bag of already cut apples. The really large bag from our local big box giant lasts a full week for both kids, and always gets eaten. My challenge is that the little guys lunch time slot is at 10:35 in the morning. I have to send a second sandwich every day for him to eat during after school care because he usually doesn't want the snack they provide, and if I don't, I have a low-blood sugar bear on my hands come 5:30 pick up.
Rebecca Oct 16 at 10:50 am Reply
My 8-yr old packs his own lunch now because all he ever did was complain about – and not eat – the ones I packed. Of course he packs *exactly* the same things I packed (I guess it tastes better when he does it?), and I have to remind him to put in *enough food*. Whatever, as long as he eats!!
I giggle at the fancy Bento lunch thingies too. Wouldn't matter how pretty I made it (and yeah, ain't nobody got time for that!), it wouldn't get eaten. So not worth it, in my house!
RuthWells Oct 16 at 10:56 am Reply
Oh, sister. My oldest (now 17+) has packed the VERY SAME lunch for himself for the last probably 8 years. PBJ on rice cakes (because if on bread, it gets unacceptably soggy) plus a tube of yoghurt (Stoneyfield, so at least it's not a chemical soup) and a piece of fruit (apples are usually fine, but if it's any thing other than an apple, it must be underripe).
We added protein bars a few years ago when he fainting in a mid-morning class due to low blood sugar.
I had to pack lunches for my kids when they went to school, too… one because he thought the school food was too unhealthful (which it was) and the other because she has high cholesterol (and the unhealthful school food contributed). I did a lot of pasta salads and leftover stir-fry and sandwiches on whole wheat bread, and it was amazing to me how many of the TEACHERS wanted to know if I'd pack them a lunch the next day. None of this bento stuff… they wanted real food in a lunchbox. Can't blame 'em.
Jean Oct 16 at 11:05 am Reply
Those bentos are pretty but my son would have no appreciation for it. He's a "basic" kid…doesn't really like dips of any sort, or mustard, or mayo even (except in tuna fish). So he gets a plain meat/cheese sandwich – organic salamic, or turkey usually. Then some type of "healthy" lunch snack – yogurt or fruit – and a treat snack (cookies or chips). For school snack he always gets 100% juice and a string cheese, and then something else. He is a tall lean stick figure with a BMI of essentially nothing so I don't worry about the calorie factor for him.
Cheryl S. Oct 16 at 11:22 am Reply
I'm right there with you on the food issues. My 8 year old rarely eats lunch at school, no matter what I pack, so I'll put damn near anything in there just to get some nutrition into her.
One of the teachers last year teasingly called her "cereal girl" because I would pack the individual little boxes of cereal alot. I know she was just joking, but I wanted to scream! Don't judge until you have all the facts. Good luck to all of us dealing with this stuff!
js Oct 16 at 11:31 am Reply
I just want to say-Aargh! I don't think Mir is sending death rays to Mom's who make organic, healthy lunches in biodegradable burlap or whatever. Get a freakin' sense of humor, internet! Jeez. As the Mother of a kiddo with some food sensitivity ISSUES who will only eat five things, I'm here to tell you if she wants Doritos, apples cut up into Disney Princesses or a granola bar with high fructose corn syrup, she's getting it. It's better than the alternative where she will literally eat NOTHING. We all want the same thing- to keep our kids healthy and make sure they eat. I'm also the mother of a kiddo with some organization challenges and I will be packing lunch forever if that makes our lives a little easier.
Katie K. Oct 16 at 11:37 am Reply
My 12 year old also needs the calories and is picky. He takes a sandwich, chips, juice with calcium (he is lactose intolerant) and/or water and a dessert (a couple cookies or something similar). I used to make him take fruit but it got tossed and he hates veggies. He gets a cereal bar or cheese and pretzels for snack. Some of his classmates give him a hard time about his "unhealthy" lunches. I struggle with what to say to him because 1- their lunches don't sound any healthier and 2- these kids do NOT need the calories like my son does but is isn't politically correct to point that out. I wish what they said didn't bug him but he is really sensitive and it does. Who knew school lunches could cause so much stress!?!
MR Oct 16 at 2:12 pm Reply
He should simply shrug and say, "My doctor is ok with my lunches. Thanks for worrying about me!" and change the subject.
nicole Oct 16 at 12:03 pm Reply
I've given up on the variety thing too. We're on year two of a solid two veggie, two fruit, three entree rotation. He'll eat an abundance of snacky, carby things. I'm just happy I'm not filling the garbage can when he gets off the bus so I'll take it.
Rarely, if i have more time I try on of those creative Pinterest worthy ideas. For example, last week I drew a witch silhouette on his cut apple half with a food coloring marker. He wouldn't eat it, said it was weird. That'll teach me.
angel Oct 16 at 12:43 pm Reply
I was one of the kids that hated (still do) PB&J. My packed my own lunch starting in kindergarten b/c of this. My mom helped of course but I picked everything out. I usually had salami, cheese, and crackers, fruit, and a hostess treat. I bought milk at school. Also would take leftover pizza, fried chicken and anything that didn't need to be heated up. My son will be taking whatever he likes within reason.
Barbara Oct 16 at 12:51 pm Reply
Ah-men, sister!
If I buy Babybel cheeses, my kids will pester me every. two. minutes. for "just one pleeeeeeease" and with three kids, they almost never make it from the grocery bag to the fridge and then the lunch boxes. I believe that red wax coating is a) spiked with something crazy addictive, or 2) able to emit a sound only kids can hear, saying something along the lines of, "I'm sooooooo much yummier than those boring cheese sticks wrapped in (gasp!) plastic!"
Crickett Oct 16 at 1:08 pm Reply
PB&J. Greek yogurt w/oreos (and way too much sugar). Pita chips with sea salt. Every freaking day. Plain bowtie pasta and peas&cheese for dinner. Every Freaking Day! I use bento boxes because I don't like throwing away plastic bags and stuff. I HAVE all the cute cutter/egg shaper/hot dog cutter accessories. Do I get to use them? NOT! As soon as I started doing cute things with what she was eating, she'd stop eating that thing! I just ordered an uncrustables maker. I read about a woman who makes a dozen at a time and freezes them. Maybe that will work…or maybe she'll start eating something other than PB&J.
meghann @ midgetinvasion Oct 16 at 1:15 pm Reply
Costco sells hummus in individual serving cups, which rocked my world and was a total game changer for us when it comes to packing lunches!
I just ignore the irony about the fact that my kids use planetboxes, which are designed to cut down on waste, and I'm throwing in stuff in individual packages.
A mom at our co-op has many children, all older than mine. Her youngest two are now teenagers. She gave me the best encouragement ever when it comes to teenagers. She said "All you have to do is keep them alive until they are in their mid-20's and come back to their senses."
So, GOOD JOB KEEPING THOSE TEENAGERS ALIVE, EVERYONE! YOU ARE AWESOME!
MR Oct 16 at 2:15 pm Reply
Ooooh! I want those for me!! And my kids will eat it too. Bonus! Except now I need to go to Costco.
Jenn Oct 16 at 1:27 pm Reply
This all sounds so familiar. Underweight daughter, check. Orthodontia, check. Limited options due to sensitivities and picky taste buds, check. There was a blissful period in second grade where my daughter ate school lunch every day for an entire semester; but then the food sensitivities were discovered and I've been packing ever since. I figure my job is to make sure my kid has enough calories she'll eat to make it through the day. Variety, nutrition and trash-free come second, and Pinterest is never consulted.
Sheryl Oct 16 at 1:34 pm Reply
I just wish my kids would eat any kind of vegetables in their lunch. It would make my morning and my conscience so much lighter.
Packed lunches will be the end of me. Either the sandwich is "wet" but if I omit the sliced cucumber my 8yo specifically demanded, then he won't eat it because he doesn't like his sandwich 'plain'. Also only sliced turkey. Or salami. But if I put salami on the menu he won't eat it because today he felt like turkey. And now that Canadian Thanksgiving is over and we have REAL LEFTOVER TURKEY he won't eat it because it's not sliced.
Beth Oct 16 at 3:23 pm Reply
My kids will eat the same food every day. Until I stock up on it and buy a ton. Then they will never, ever eat that food again.
I got sick of packing my daughter's lunch in 8th grade, because she was fussy and picky and had perfectly good options at school. So she packed her own lunch…until I realized she would only pack MAYBE a piece of fruit and a packet of goldfish or something. Then guilt became overwhelming and so I threw myself back into the packing fray. Sigh.
Brigitte Oct 16 at 6:30 pm Reply
My 8-year-old rarely eats anything healthier than the occasional chicken nugget or apple slice. Some days, all she eats are Cheetos and the like. But she's healthy, active, still skinny, and in the 75th percentile for height (she did NOT inherit those from ME), so I refuse to fight food battles with her, I just go with it.
Mona Oct 16 at 10:00 pm Reply
Love this post! Just finished packing the exact same bologna and bread only sandwich, baked lays, apple slices and v8 fusion juice box I pack every freaking night, because that is what my 5 yo (very healthy) little boy will eat.
Honestly, I can pack that lunch in two minutes flat now, so maybe there's something to be said for that. And if I had the appropriate tools / time / kids, I could see getting into the bento box creativity, too. Whatever works and gets the occasional nutrient in there.
KSM Oct 17 at 3:13 pm Reply
School lunches are apparently a LOT harder than they were in the 80s and 90s. I had a PBJ every day cause that was what I liked, and maybe something else, and then a drink. Good luck to you all!
Lara Oct 23 at 12:35 am Reply
Feel better? Nope. How do you get them to eat so much? My child with ADHD, sensory processing disorder and/or Aspergers was eating nothing but drinking his chocolate milk until recently. I have finally created an apple oat cookie recipe (with protein powder and chia seeds to up protein!) that he loves and he gets two of those in his lunch every day. I've given up packing anything else, it just comes home and gets pitched! Part of the problem is the balanced lunch day program (two nutrition breaks, 20 mins at 10:30 am – yes, they are expected to have their main entree at that time – and 15 mins at 1:15 pm). So I think you are doing quite well 😉
Kate Oct 25 at 2:51 am Reply
The combo of sensory issues and dietary restrictions means my 4 year old son eats exactly the same lunch every day. He gets his muffins (made with quinoa flour so they're actually a protein), frozen peas (or peas and carrots when I can find it), and some sort of fruit (the only part that varies regularly). It's completely boring but it's healthy and he eats it so that's all I can make myself care about.
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|475 Miles from Zapata!
World Open Distance Hang Gliding Record
On July 3, 2012, the hang gliding world all but stopped its earthly pursuits to tune in to perhaps the most exciting live action event in its modern history. We tried to look busy, pretending to ignore the vibrating phones in our pockets as the incoming Tweets, posts and e-mails threatened to reveal where our minds were focusing.
Jonny Durand Jr (Australia) and Dustin Martin (U.S.) are two of the world's great hang glider pilots. Friends as well as peers, Jonny and Dustin turn up very often on the winners' stand. Both pilots came to Zapata, Texas, in July '12 to seek record flights.
Stalking the 1,000 mile barrier for (sailplane) free distance in the U.S. —Photo by Gary Osoba
The World Record Encampment (WRE) began in '00 as the brainchild of organizer Gary Osoba. Gary's Pliable Moose hang glider company was among the many early pioneering efforts in hang gliding design and manufacture, and his accomplishments in soaring technology and technique are well known.
Searching for locations where terrain, airspace and weather conditions are favorable for soaring distance record flights, Gary noticed the "Bermuda high" pressure often sets up over the Gulf of Mexico in summer, and sometimes stays there for months.
Often the western side of this high produces consistent northerly flow up the west side of Texas and on up into the hot dry alluvial plains north of the Rio Grande. Moisture from the Gulf brings cumulus clouds, which may form "streets" and set up early in the day, enabling early takeoffs by pointing the way to the weak early lift.
Many records have been set from the Zapata airport over the years. Austrian Manfred Ruhmer held the official open distance record in a hang glider, set on a flight of 700.6 kilometers (435.33 miles) from Zapata in July '01. American Mike Barber broke his distance in June '02 with a flight of 438 miles, but it remained unofficial because at that time an open distance world record had to be broken by 1%. The rule has since been changed to instead require an additional 1 kilometer of distance to claim a new record. On this day, the rule would not be a problem.
WRE '12 was well attended. Davis Straub brought a Wills Wing Falcon 3 170 single-surface glider to take a swing at his own single-surface record flight of 205 miles, set during WRE '06. U.S. pilots Pete Lehmann, Glen Volk, and Brazillians Glauco Pinto and Andre Wolf and others were there, chasing Class 1 (flexwing) hang gliding records. Gary Osoba brought a beautiful JS-1 Revelation sailplane (serial #2) with the goal of flying it up into Southeast Wyoming to break the 1,000 mile barrier for free distance in the U.S.
As one pilot pointed out, this picture pretty much tells the tale: Zapata is a "Big Air" Nirvana. —Photo by Gary Osoba
On July 3 Gary Osoba's meteorological report predicted "the overrunning" would set up with conditions favorable to record flights. You can get very good personal accounts of "The Day" from WRE pilot Pete Lehmann's blog (wre500.blogspot.com ) and Jonny Durand's driver, pilot Tim Ettridge's blog ( tinyurl.com/TimZapata ), and we've drawn from their reports. But you could have also had a pretty good seat, no matter where you were on that day, thanks to the Internet.
The Night Before
For us it began the night before, checking in at the Oz Report (ozreport.com ) for the status of the WRE. OR publisher Davis Straub, a multiple record holder and foremost Zapata booster, reported the overrunning and cloud streets on Monday, but with winds becoming lighter halfway downrange, and the decision to hold off for Tuesday as the first of three possible record-worthy days. Five pilots would be carrying SPOT locators and a Webpage had been set up so we could all tune in to see the positions updating along the route.
Tuesday morning, July 3 found us busy here at Glider Rider, and the July issue of LSUF had just begun its postal odyssey to your mailbox. The issue you're reading now was calling for our attention, but midday my phone began to regularly nudge my hip with its vibrator. Twitter and Facebook were aboil by afternoon, and suddenly it became clear both Jonny and Dustin were halfway downrange to a declared goal at Big Spring, Texas, with good winds and clear cloud streets ahead.
Jonny's SPOT was updating every 15 minutes or so with Dustin having longer reporting intervals. As we checked in on them throughout the day, it appeared they were sometimes flying together, other times not. By querying the details of each SPOT report, we could see them making somewhat breathtaking groundspeeds, usually well above 70 kph.
As they approached 550 kilometers downrange, word came from retrieve driver Tim Ettridge they had decided to blow off the declared goal at Big Spring in favor of the open-distance record, shifting course to the east to follow the most favorable winds and cloud streets. This I first read in pilot Jamie Shelden's ( naughtylawyertravels.blogspot.com) Twitter feed @naughtylawyertravels at 5:48 p.m. Central Time.
Jamie's next Tweet: "1.5 hours till sunset - heaps of time to shatter the record!" And the next: "643km out at 7,000 ft and climbing!!" Later on, "Timothy 45km behind them on course....he can't keep up in the car;-)....they must be smokin!!'
Jonny happy. —Photo by Jonny Durand
At 7:47 p.m. Central Time: ..."Timothy at 651km and they're at 680km and HIGH!" Then, "Sunset is at 8:55 p.m. ….they have just about a hour left to go!"
Now the story began to come in from all corners, and it's reported that Jonny and Dustin are flying together, with the record well in hand, close enough to touch wingtips. Will they land together? Will they strike out in a race for the record? You are one of the top race-to-goal pilots anywhere, sharing magical air on a day of overlapping advantage, you and your friend are both well beyond the record. How cool, and how sportsmanlike would it be if they landed together to await their retrieve? They did exactly that in '07 when they flew 283 miles from Groveland, Florida, almost to South Carolina, and landed together.
Tim Ettridge's view on the finishes of their July 3, 2012 Zapata flights describe the outcome from a first-person point of view:
"I'd also been following that Website with my iPad but I'd driven into an area of poor 3G coverage in the last 30 minutes of their flight and hadn't had a tracking update for some time. I couldn't talk to Jonny and Dustin couldn't readily identify the town he'd just flown over. Jonny, hearing my request, was shouting, "Post! We just flew over Post!" into his dead microphone.
"Jonny had flown 472 miles, Dustin 475."
Down, far! —Photo by Tim Ettridge
Down, a smidgen further! —Photo by Jonny Durand
There was a bit of the "We wuz robbed!" sentiment among Jonny's fans and friends that Dustin's final glide was longer, but Jonny seems undeterred.
As I write this, he's waking up again in Zapata, eager to hear Gary Osoba's weather workup, hoping for yet another Zapata day of straight winds, long cloud streets and another bite at the apple. I had better switch my phone to vibrate, while I'm thinking about it.
The happy crew on the happy train to sleepytown, at the end of an epic day. —Photo by Jonny Durand
—Michael Bradford
From the August '12 issue of Light Sport and Ultralight Flying. Subscribe Here.


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Bulletin North Carolina Dental Society Page Meeting of House of Delegates: Resolution to Amend the Constitution and By-Laws 164 Report of Committee on Presidents Address 164 Report of Committee on Relations of Physician and Dentist. 166 Reix)rt of Executive Committee 167 Reijort from the Clinic Board of Censors 16 SReport of State Institutions Committee 169 Resolutions Commending the Department of Oral Hygiene 170 Past Presidents Emblems, Permission to Acquire 170 Report of Liability Insurance Committee 170 Motion to Reprint Papers by Dr. H.(). Lineberger and Dr. W.D. Gibbs 171 Wednesday Morning Sessio.n. May 6. 19 ol Address by Dr. J.Ben Robinson 181 Discussion 195 Discussion Christmas Seal Fund 1201 Discussion Relative Dental Member of County Board of Health. JOl Address Dr. Wilmer Souder 203 Di.scussion 211 Report of Golf Committee 215 Report of Committ 4 eon General Arrangements 215 Meeting of House of Delegates: Report of Oral Hygiene Committee 218 Report of Program Clinic Committee 219 Report of Membership Committee 219 Report of Auditing Committee 220 Report of Dental College Committee 221 Report of the Virginia-Carolina Clinic Committee 222 Report of the Secretary-Treasurer 228 Suspension for Non-Payment of Dues 227 Entertainment Committee Report 229 Table Clinic Report. 229 General Session: Installation of Otticers 229 Committee Appointments for1931-32 230 Obituaries Honorary Members235
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APA: Society, North Carolina Dental. (2013). Proceedings of the North Carolina Dental Society, 1931 (Vol. 15). London: Forgotten Books. (Original work published 1931)
MLA: Society, North Carolina Dental. Proceedings of the North Carolina Dental Society, 1931. Vol. 15. 1931. Reprint. London: Forgotten Books, 2013. Print.
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LWM builds churches, clinics and schools. We maintain these facilities; has built 7 churches, 3 clinics and 1 school and purchased one additional clinic; staff the clinics; provide medical supplies for the clinics; provide tuition, books, uniforms and supplies to educate the children; established a Goat Program as a means of income for the people that has expanded into two of the villages with over 40 families participating; send Mission Teams regularly to minister to the people; support a Haitian Pastor in Port Au Prince who travels to the Northwest every month to oversee the programs, clinics, schools & churches supported by LWM.
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I recently had the pleasure of taking a mission trip to Haiti with my fiance'. We planned the trip and in the end it ended up just being Jackie Brandon, my fiance and I that went. Jackie and Living Water Ministries have done an incredible job in what they have accomplished with an all volunteer staff and Board of Directors. While I have worked in the mission field before, my fiance had not. What an amazing experience. The Pastors they work with in Haiti are all amazing. Bring food to the number of children they do, the coordination efforts it takes to get this job done and it is all done out of love, kindness and the miracle of God. They are a top notch organization and deserve all the praise they can get. What a blessing it was to serve with this organization!!
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Living Water Ministries reaches out to the people living in the remote villages of Northwest Haiti. For 26 years this organization has relentlessly helped so many villages find a better way of life. Over 3,000 children have a vitamin enriched lunch to eat at school. Many villages now have a church and a school where they can learn the valuable lessons of life. Residents in this region are learning better ways to use their natural resources to improve the way they live. Mission Teams give unselfishly to provide some of the necessities that are missing in the day-to-day lives of these people. Donors always want to hear about sustainability. Living Water Ministries is a perfect example of the value of perseverance that makes a difference in the lives of people. When you go to Haiti and see the way people live in 2012, it brings an awareness that you cannot walk away from. You are compelled to do what you can do to help them and Living Water Ministries provides that opportunity to help.
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Jim Morris, General Manager and Executive Vice President of Production at Pixar Animation Studios has over 23 years experience as a producer and production executive in the motion picture industry. He came to the 37th Annual SIGGRAPH, his 20th time in attendance, with a message.
Jim posed the rhetorical question, "Who comes to SIGGRAPH?" It is the people who, at some point early in life, watched a movie that lit a spark in them. For Jim, it was stop animation in some of the older movies like Jason and the Argonauts.
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Jim Morris, General Manager and Executive Vice President of Production at Pixar Animation Studios has over 23 years experience as a producer and production executive in the motion picture industry. He came to the 37th Annual SIGGRAPH, his 20th time in attendance, with a message.
Jim posed the rhetorical question, "Who comes to SIGGRAPH?" It is the people who, at some point early in life, watched a movie that lit a spark in them. For Jim, it was stop animation in some of the older movies like Jason and the Argonauts.
Jim worked his way up from jobs like cutting movies at a local TV station, to commercials, to managing and then on to effects producer. This was in the height of the photochemical era. Digital movie making had begun though most of the industry had not recognized the signs.
George Lucas was one of those who did recognize the new tools and married some of the digital techniques with the traditional industry. Lucas mounted cameras on movable platforms and used blue screen rotoscoping for some of the scenes in Star Wars. At the center of what Lucas was doing was the computer and Lucas was one of the pioneers that turned to this new tool for his movie making.
There is a history to be told about the growth of computer graphics in the movie industry and Jim told it with enthusiasm.
Steven Spielberg's Always with Richard Dreyfuss was a remake of a 1943 movie, "A Guy Named Joe," about a fighter pilot who died and came back to help his buddies. In "Always," Dreyfuss played the part of a firefighter who returned from the dead to help his friends. Jim worked on that movie and said that one of the more notable special effects scenes was the A-26 bomber flying through the flames to save the firefighters. Some of the filming involved Christmas trees on fire and model airplanes being filmed from the vantage point of an ultra-light aircraft flown behind them. Some of the planes were simply hung from a gantry in a steel building. The movie used over 10,000 Christmas trees and when Jim sent the clips to Spielberg, he was surprised that Steven called and rejected it. Jim did some cutting and went to Steven and showed the film strip in a longer version. That made the difference. How the sequences are placed together makes a substantial difference in the final product. Digital cutting today is much easier with modern tools.
Pixar was sold off from Lucas Films at about the same time and Jim stayed and continued to work with Lucas Digital, Ltd., Industrial Light & Magic, Lucasfilm Animation and Skywalker Sound. He had a small crew and they were dedicated to digital tools.
The Abyss was another milestone movie from the late 80's. The pseudopod (the water creature that came to observe the crew on the ocean floor) was the first time a digital character had been afforded any substantial screen time, about 90 seconds. Jim looked at hydraulics, etc, but to make it as cool as it was intended to be, it would have to be digital. The challenge for this film was compositing the CG and the live action and making the creature fit in with the real world. Facial scanning was rather primitive at the time so making the pseudopod adopt the shape of one of the crew members face was also a challenge. Some of the shots were processed on one of the Cray super computers at Cray, Inc.
Terminator 2 was the first time that a human actor was integrated with a CG character and the movie was dependent on a CG bad guy. Motion capture did not exist. The best way to integrate the movements was to film the actor in his underwear with grid lines painted on his body when he ran. Even the quirks of a sports injury were captured by film and then used to prepare the digital model for movement. One notable scene was where the digital Terminator walked out of a fire and seemingly morphed back into the actor in the police uniform. The splicing had to be perfect to be believable and the movements had to match.
Jurassic Park was another milestone in CG movie making. Spielberg had a big vision in mind. Animatronics was not going to work for the moving herds of dinosaurs. Stop action was considered early in the making of the movie to solve some of the problems but it became clear that this was not going to take the movie to the level it needed to go. Stop action, and the experience of the stop action team, was then used to set up the movements for the CG animators. This turned into a pivotal work for the CG where lifelike motion in dinosaurs helped the audience believe they were really there. Jim recalled the scene where the Raptor chased the boy into the freezer and the door slammed on the dinosaur's head. When Jim learned that there was no live model used, that the door was integrated entirely with the CG animal, he knew this was another pivotal work. Hollywood had its wake-up call and Jim knew CG was here to stay.
Forrest Gump was the pregenitor to invisible effects. Much of the CG in that movie simply was for supporting roles. The digital birds leaving a field, symbolic of the loss of innocence, demonstrated how the subtle effect of CG could still be powerful and moving. Another new effect was the meeting between Gump and President Kennedy where even deceased people can move and say things that never really took place. The scene where Lt. Dan was in the wheelchair without his legs was another demonstration of how CG could alter the appearance of an actor, even in very emotional scenes.
Jim spoke of some of the short movies made in the mid 80's that were entirely CG with a story line. Of course, one of the landmark movies was Toy Story where Pixar blended form and content.
In 1999, the Mummy was made using motion capture. Scenes where the mummy moved quickly and needed the nuances of what a live actor would do in an action scene were excellent for MoCap.
Good or bad, everyone remembers Jar Jar Binks, another example of how some of the faster action scenes benefitted from MoCap.
Jim spoke a lot of the digital characters like Davy Jones in the Pirates of the Caribbean series and Gollum of Lord of the Rings because, like actors, they were the center seat to the movie. As time went on, Lucas moved away from actors and towards all digital. By the time of Star Wars, Episode 3, instead of mostly actor movies with some CG in them, Lucas had moved to mostly CG with just a bit of acting.
Jim went to Pixar at about the same time as the Pirates in the Caribbean movies were made. He started with Wall-E which was a movie that Jim felt he had worked and trained for all his life. The idea of everyone leaving Earth and forgetting to shut off the last robot was perfect for CG.
Jim spoke briefly about John Carter of Mars, due out in 2012. John Carter is a character of Edgar Rice Burroughs that was serialized in February through July of 1912. There were 5 prior attempts at making a movie about the books. One involved Tom Cruz. Jim said that this kind of movie needed CG and the tools just were not there before to make it.
Nobody sets out to make a bad film, they just happen. Some of the more quirky films, though, were the most fun to work on. Silent films are great. Sound gives movie makers one more tool to use. Black and White was also great. Adding color brought more expression. Today, digital has brought much to the screen. In the last 25 years we have seen what great artists have done with these tools.
This is just a start to take cinema to the next level. For the hands of those who create the tools, Jim says, "keep it going." Make the next movie that sparks a kid to carry forward and be a part of this in the future.
Dan Sarto is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network.


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Deal struck on major home insurance changes
Legislators report they've struck a deal on a wide-ranging bill to allow certain property insurance rate hikes and shorten the time policyholders have to file claims.
The Florida House on Wednesday approved the bill by a 85-33 margin and the bill will now head to the Senate, which is expected to approve changes made by the House.
"Those changes were a collaborative effort with the House in an attempt to get…a property insurance bill that goes toward meeting [our goals] to reduce fraud and strengthen the insurance industry so it's solvent and policyholders can rely on claims to be paid," Sen. Garrett Richter, R-Naples, said Wednesday. "It is my intention to take up the House bill and send it to the governor."
The Senate "plans on bringing up the bill and passing it as is," said Rep. Bryan Nelson, R-Apopka, an insurance agent who helped with the bill.
The bill is aimed to bring insurers to Florida and reduce costs for existing companies, which could help policyholders find more insurance options. An unusual alliance of groups, including Americans for Prosperity, Florida TaxWatch and the Florida Wildlife Federation, Florida Catholic Conference, and Florida Afterschool Network, back the legislation and officials from some of the groups gathered at the state Capitol today to say why.
Some referred to fees Floridians with automobile and home insurance policies pay to support state insurance programs such as Citizens Property Insurance.
But some South Florida lawmakers had fiery words for the legislation before the House's vote. Supporters "are going to tell you by making it easier to raise rates on Floridians that it's actually good for Floridians," said Rep. Even Jenne, D-Dania Beach. "It treats the citizens we represent like buckets of chum for big insurance to chew on."
Several lawmakers who filed claims for extensive property damage a few years ago said if the proposed law was in effect then, they may not have gotten paid to make repairs.
Versions of the legislation approved by the House and Senate so far differ on several issues and it's possible the most vocal of critics in the Senate would raise questions on parts of the House version. For instance, one provision would increase how much insurers can use an "expedited" process to raise premiums for backup coverage costs from 10 percent to 15 percent.
And the House stripped the Senate bill of a part that would have required certain insurers' affiliates, called managing general agents, to report financial information regularly to the state. That would make it easier for regulators to check whether more policyholder premiums should be saved for claims-paying reserves instead of bolstering affiliates' profit margins.
Jenne said MGAs are the "greatest shell game in the state of Florida."
Rep. John Wood, R-Winter Haven, who drafted the House's version, said regulators can already get contracts between MGAs and insurers and can require more detailed information if they want.
The House's version also does not include allowing insurers to drop full sinkhole coverage, and some insurance industry representatives say they're fine with that. "This good compromise will give consumers the choice to purchase sinkhole coverage while at the same time offering some protection to insurers from the extraordinary costs associated with the sharply rising number of questionable sinkhole claims," Michael Carlson, executive director, of the Personal Insurance Federation of Florida, a group founded to represent the interests of national companies like Allstate, Progressive and State Farm.
South Florida representatives voting for the bill were Democrats Joe Gibbons, John Julien, Franklin Sands, Ron Saunders, and Republicans Gary Aubuchon, Michael Bileca, Jose Felix Diaz, Bill Hager, Matt Hudson, George Moraitis, Jr., Marlene O'Toole, Patrick Rooney, Jr., William Snyder, and John Tobia, Carlos Trujillo.
Voting against the bill were Democrats Joseph Abruzzo, Lori Berman, Mack Bernard, Dwight Bullard, Daphne Campbell, Gwyn Clarke-Reed, Jeff Clemens, Luis Garcia, Jr., Evan Jenne, Marty Kiar, Mark Pafford, Steve Perman, Ari Porth, Hazelle Rogers, Elaine Schwartz, Irv Slosberg, Cynthia Stafford, Richard Steinberg, Perry Thurston, Jim Waldman, Barbara Watson, and Republicans Frank Artiles, Erik Fresen, Eddy Gonzalez, Ana Rivas Logan, Carlos Lopez-Cantera, Jeanette Nuñez.
Consumers can weigh in on the bill, SB 408, by contacting their legislators and contacting Gov. Rick Scott's office.
Updated 6:25 p.m.