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Roughneck Chili
- In a 4-quart Dutch oven cook ground beef until meat is brown; drain fat. Stir in broth, tomato sauce, green pepper, pepper sauce, chili powder, onion powder, cumin, bouillon, garlic powder, cayenne pepper, and white pepper. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Simmer, covered, for 20 minutes. If desired, top with sour cream, cheese, avocado dip, or tortilla chips.
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Roughneck Chili with Beans:
Prepare as above except decrease ground beef to 2 pounds and add one 15-ounce can kidney, great northern, or chili beans, rinsed and drained, before simmering.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 1,021–1,030 out of 16,111 events
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Thursday, May 14, 2015
Resiliency and Elements Art Exhibit
at Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Lenape Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition featuring an amalgam of works by Staten Island artists and the City's response to climatic changes through ongoing storm…
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It's My Park at McLaughlin Park
at McLaughlin Park, Brooklyn
10:15 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
This It's My Park season, the GreenWorks Team will be caring for the McLaughlin Park garden beds. Please note that volunteer registration for this site is full.
Category: It's My Park
30th Anniversary Alice Austen Open House
at Alice Austen House Museum (in Alice Austen Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Celebrate 30 years of the museum being open to the public with free tours and late hours.
Category: Art, History, Tours, Waterfront
Central Park Tour: North Woods
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Join us for this tour of tumbling waterfalls, rustic bridges, and picturesque pools, led by Central Park Conservancy guides.
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Frieze New York
at Randall's Island Park, Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
See and buy art by over 1,000 of the world's leading artists.
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Ocean Breeze Summer Fitness: Thrower Power
at Midland Beach Splash Plaza (in Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Take free fitness classes outside this summer, brought to you by the staff of the new Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex!
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Nature Exploration
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12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Join the Prospect Park Alliance for nature education programs at the Prospect Park Audubon Center, the first urban Audubon Center in the nation.
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Bryant Park Juggling
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12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
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Im am currently working on a piece of code that appears to be working for several websites but when ran again the website below i get the error. IndexError: list index out of range. At first i though my xpath was invalid but after further research into xpath i know it is correct. My only other though is that i may need to supply a browser user agent ect to simulate a browser accessing the website.
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def safeweb(host):
print "[*] Launching Norton Safeweb plugin against " + host
url = 'http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=' + host
r = requests.get(url)
html = r.text
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parser = etree.HTMLParser()
tree = etree.parse(StringIO.StringIO(html), parser)
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Fox Filmed Entertainment (FFE) has promoted Matthew Glotzer to the newly created post of vp, digital media, responsible for developing content distribution opportunities across a wide range of new and emerging technology platforms, as well as actively pursuing long-term initiatives with major IT, consumer electronics and telecommunications companies. He reports to digital media president, Peter Levinsohn and will work closely with the Fox Filmed Ent. Groups strategic planning, engineering, content protection and distribution groups.
Matt has done a tremendous job in helping to establish FFEs foothold in the digital media space. Now I am eager to have him fully devoted to optimizing the companys transition to these new business models, commented Levinsohn.
Glotzer joined Fox in 1999 as director, finance in the companys domestic home entertainment unit, moving to the studios corporate business development group in 2000. VP of VOD and business development since 2001, he joined the pay television distribution business in March 2003 with responsibilities for licensing film and television content to video-on-demand platforms around the world.
Since 2002, he has served as a Fox representative to Digital Cinema Initiatives, the seven-studio venture developing specifications for digital projection in theatres, and has assumed a founding members seat on the Board of Coral, the recently established forum of leading CE, IT and content companies aimed at achieving interoperability across digital rights management systems.
Prior to joining Fox, he held positions in strategic planning with EMI Music, and in investment banking with Lehman Brothers.


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As a former promising young receiver with the Washington Redskins and a Super Bowl hero, Charlie Brown is hardly a blockhead. Every day, though, his head aches. It so acutely pounds and aches with migraines, Charlie Brown's brain couldn't help but reveal the darkest of thoughts about how to remedy his condition. "When this thing started hitting me, it caught me off guard," said Brown, 53. "I was so active. I was playing basketball with my kids three or four times a week. My enjoyment of life was great. And then all of the sudden it started going downhill, and I almost didn't have a grip on it. I was thinking a lot about death. I was thinking about staying away from people for the rest of my life. I didn't want to be around anybody. That includes my wife. I was shutting doors and not going outside for days or weeks."
By any measure of popularity, be it television ratings, revenues or online traffic, the NFL occupies its own vast galaxy in American sports. All other sports might as well be lacrosse.
For all its enormous success, though, the league has been hammered in recent weeks. A storm of issues has blasted the league: (1) the suicide of iconic linebacker Junior Seau at 43; (2) nearly 2,000 former players and counting are filing concussion lawsuits against the league; and (3) former star quarterback Kurt Warner said his preference would be that his sons not play the sport.
Suddenly, judging by some of the commentary of the past week, the NFL is doomed to at best a lifetime label of "play now, pay for it later," or at worst is a sport whose gladiator attractions may be within a lifetime of extinction.
"I'm old school," said Jerry Butler, the Broncos' director of player development, who played eight NFL seasons as a receiver for the Buffalo Bills. "Don't live scared. If you take football away, you have kids dying in automobile accidents. There's a lot of ways you can get hurt in this world."
Come to think of it, didn't NASCAR go through a similar type of over-the-top scrutiny in 2001 when Dale Earnhardt Sr. died from a crash in the Daytona 500?
"I think the difference is, we all understand that car wrecks are dangerous," said Dr. Mark Aoyagi, a sports psychologist who teaches at the University of Denver and does work with U.S. Track and Field. "No one questions that. The issue with concussions is that for so long they were normalized. It was, 'Ah, well, you got dinged, shake it off.' I remember as a high school football player wanting to get a concussion because it was a badge of honor."
Although Brown remembers suffering a concussion as a rookie and several more in practices and games in his first two NFL seasons, he had an unusual NFL career in that his best years were early. He caught eight touchdown passes in nine games as a rookie in 1982, then added a Super Bowl-clinching TD reception from Joe Theismann against the Miami Dolphins.
He had 78 catches for 1,225 yards in his second year, and in his second Super Bowl in two years, added another 93 yards receiving.
Early retirement
But the concussions impaired Brown's cognitive skills and that led to a physical deterioration. He retired at 29. That wasn't the worst part of it for Brown, though. That came in 2009 when Brown, a longtime teacher and coach at the high school and college levels, had to quit working because of debilitating migraines.
It wasn't until Brown found PAST (Pain Alternative Solutions and Treatments) and pro bono aid from New Jersey's Dr. William Focazio that life became bearable.
Brown is among the former players — a group that increases nearly every day — who have filed a concussion suit against the league.
"I have nothing against the NFL," Brown said Friday as he was waiting to visit another brain specialist in Charleston, S.C. "I love the NFL, loved playing in the NFL. They helped me realize my boyhood dream. But the reality is, I never got treated for concussions. Never. I got treated for everything else like a leg injury or rib injury, but never ever did I get treated for concussions."
The culture surrounding concussions is changing. But as recently as 2005, Dr. Elliot Pellman, a rheumatologist who was head of the NFL's concussion committee, said that returning to play after suffering a concussion "does not involve significant risk of a second injury either in the same game or during the season."
At least the NFL did force Pellman to resign in 2007.
"We used to laugh at it," said John Lynch, the Broncos' former hard-hitting safety who is a Fox color analyst. "As broadcasters, we're told now in seminars or whatever, 'Don't ever show a guy stumbling off the field.' I remember as a kid growing up, they used to make fun of it. Put music to the guy. Coaches used to rewind it, and guys would laugh. It's what you did.
"Things have changed. There's more knowledge and research. I don't know if that's a good thing for the league or not. It's like MRIs. Sometimes you find stuff you wish you didn't."
There are neurologists who believe the NFL must do more. Some believe the league should outlaw the three-point stance. And while a player who suffers an in-game concussion can no longer return to that same game, he is allowed to play the next week.
Banning young players
Carson Lockerd was enjoying his first year of playing football. High school skinny, farmer strong and possessed with the kind of energy that allowed him to run all day, Lockerd had shown greater promise in track. Currently a sophomore at Golden High School, he qualified Saturday for the Class 4A state meet in the triple jump with a school-record mark of 44 feet.
Yet during his freshman year, his talents were transferring well to the football field where he was playing safety, receiver, running back and returning punts and kickoffs.
Then, in an early-season practice, one of his good friends suffered a concussion during a one-on-one drill. The ambulance came, and the friend was placed on a backboard and taken to a hospital emergency room. The friend was evaluated and released, but it was all Lockerd's parents needed to see. Carson had to give up football.
"First, they saw how much my legs got hit, and they were worried that would take away from track," Lockerd said. "But then when they saw how bad you could get hurt, they told me I had to stop. I would still like to play football, but when your parents say you can't, what can you do?"
NFL quarterback Warner suffered a serious backlash to his comments from former players such as Amani Toomer and Merril Hoge. How can Warner knock the league that rescued him from bagging groceries to what should be a lifetime of financial security for his family?
For the record, Warner is not alone in saying he would prefer that his sons play sports other than football.
"I never wanted my kids to play football," Brown said, "because of the situation I was in and how difficult it was."
Former Broncos guard Ben Hamilton, who missed the entire 2007 season because of a concussion, does allow his oldest son to play the sport he loves.
"But I do keep an eye on him and watch for stuff," Hamilton said. "I don't want him to go through what I went through."
New advances since 2002
It wasn't until Dr. Bennet Omalu opened up the deceased, 50-year-old brain of former Pittsburgh Steelers center Mike Webster in 2002 that scientific evidence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) was discovered. CTE is a disorder associated with repeated head trauma. Autopsies for other NFL players who died at a young age, such as Terry Long, Andre Waters and Justin Strzelczyk, also were found to have CTE.
Part of the argument the NFL has against the former players suing it is the league could not have been expected to know about the harmful effects of concussions if science was also in the dark on the issue until at least 2002.
"The Broncos were good about it," said Hamilton, who returned after his lost 2007 season to play three more seasons in the NFL. He is now preparing for graduate school at DU with plans on becoming a math teacher. "They sent me to a bunch of different specialists. And talking to these doctors who are brain specialists, they didn't even know — they kind of threw a whole bunch of (theories) at it. They said everybody is a little different. They don't fully understand the brain and everything that's going on. I was kind of surprised by that."
Despite his well-documented concussion issue, Hamilton is not among the former Broncos, a group that numbers at least 17, who are part of the former players' concussion lawsuit against the league.
"We are aware of the situation and defer comment to the NFL," Broncos spokesman Patrick Smyth said.
What really irks so many former players is, as science was beginning to document seemingly indisputable evidence of the long-term effects of repeated head blows or concussions over the past decade, the league's lawyers disputed it anyway.
The NFL is known for vigorously fighting disability and concussion claims in court. The brain is such a complicated organ. Aoyagi estimates that even the leading neurosurgeons or brain specialists understand no more than 10 percent of how the brain functions. There is no "smoking gun," correlating the blows an NFL player receives and its long-term effects. And there may never be.
But just like one didn't need to be a doctor in the 1970s to determine that smoking cigarettes is bad for the heart and lungs, shouldn't the NFL acknowledge a greater responsibility in trying to ensure a greater quality of life for its former players?
"Any allegation that the NFL intentionally sought to mislead players has no merit," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said in a statement. "It stands in contrast to the league's actions to better protect players and advance the science and medical understanding of the management and treatment of concussions."
It does seem as if the NFL has at least started to acknowledge concussions as a serious issue since Roger Goodell became commissioner in 2006. Beginning in 2010, helmet-to-helmet and other hits vicious in nature have been outlawed. The new collective bargaining agreement drastically limits practices and contact in practices. The league has set up programs to help former players both medically and in terms of their transition from football to the "real world."
That's fine for players who entered the league in the past five years. But there was a lot of football played before 2005.
"This sport will survive," Lynch said. "It's a great sport. It's at an all-time high in terms of popularity. I think this is a real issue, though. A college buddy said to my wife after the Junior thing, 'My son is not playing football anymore.' So it's not a made-up, contrived thing. It's real. It's an issue they're facing, and they better address it."
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What Killed Aiyana Stanley-Jones?
A nighttime raid. A reality TV crew. A sleeping seven-year-old. What one tragedy can teach us about the unraveling of America's middle class.
IT MIGHT BE a stretch to see anything more than Detroit's problems in Detroit's problems. Still, as the American middle class collapses, it's worth perhaps remembering that the East Side of Detroit—the place where Aiyana, Je'Rean, and Officer Huff all died—was once its industrial cradle.
Henry Ford built his first automobile assembly-line plant in Highland Park in 1908 on the east side of Woodward Avenue, the thoroughfare that divides the east of Detroit from the west. Over the next 50 years, Detroit's East Side would become the world's machine shop, its factory floor. The city grew to 1.3 million people from 300,000 after Ford opened his Model T factory. Other auto plants sprang up on the East Side: Packard, Studebaker, Chrysler's Dodge Main. Soon, the Motor City's population surpassed that of Boston and Baltimore, old East Coast port cities founded on maritime shipping when the world moved by boat.
European intellectuals wondered at the whirl of building and spending in the new America. At the center of this economic dynamo was Detroit. "It is the home of mass-production, of very high wages and colossal profits, of lavish spending and reckless instalment-buying, of intense work and a large and shifting labour-surplus," British historian and MP Ramsay Muir wrote in 1927. "It regards itself as the temple of a new gospel of progress, to which I shall venture to give the name of 'Detroitism'."
Skyscrapers sprang up virtually overnight. The city filled with people from all over the world: Arabs, Appalachians, Poles, African Americans, all in their separate neighborhoods surrounding the factories. Forbidden by restrictive real estate covenants and racist custom, the blacks were mostly restricted to Paradise Valley, which ran the length of Woodward Avenue. As the black population grew, so did black frustration over poor housing and rock-fisted police.
Soon, the air was the color of a filthy dishrag. The water in the Detroit River was so bad, it was said you could bottle it and sell it as poison. The beavers disappeared from the river around 1930.
But pollution didn't kill Detroit. What did?
No one can answer that fully. You can blame it on the John Deere mechanical cotton-picker of 1950, which uprooted the sharecropper and sent him north looking for a living—where he found he was locked out of the factories by the unions. You might blame it on the urban renewal and interstate highway projects that rammed a freeway down the middle of Paradise Valley, displacing thousands of blacks and packing the Negro tenements tighter still. (Thomas Sugrue, in his seminal book The Origins of the Urban Crisis, writes that residents in Detroit's predominantly black lower East Side reported 206 rat bites in 1951 and 1952.)
You might blame postwar industrial policies that sent the factories to the suburbs, the rural South, and the western deserts. You might blame the 1967 race riot and the white flight that followed. You might blame Coleman Young—the city's first black mayor—and his culture of cronyism. You could blame it on the gas shocks of the '70s that opened the door to foreign car competition. You might point to the trade agreements of the Clinton years, which allowed American manufacturers to leave the country by the back door. You might blame the UAW, which demanded things like full pay for idle workers, or myopic Big Three management who, instead of saying no, simply tacked the cost onto the price of a car.
Then there is the thought that Detroit is simply a boomtown that went bust the minute Henry Ford began to build it. The car made Detroit, and the car unmade Detroit. The auto industry allowed for sprawl. It also allowed a man to escape the smoldering city.
In any case, Detroit began its long precipitous decline during the 1950s, precisely when the city—and the United States—was at its peak. As Detroit led the nation in median income and homeownership, automation and foreign competition were forcing companies like Packard to shutter their doors. That factory closed in 1956 and was left to rot, pulling down the East Side, which pulled down the city. Inexplicably, its carcass still stands and burns incessantly.
By 1958, 20 percent of the Detroit workforce was jobless. Not to worry: The city had its own welfare system, decades before Lyndon Johnson's Great Society. The city provided clothing, fuel, rent, and $10 every week to adults for food; children got $5. Word of the free milk and honey made its way down South, and the poor "Negros" and "hillbillies" flooded in.
But if it wasn't for them, the city population would have sunk further than it did. Nor is corruption a black or liberal thing. Louis Miriani, the last Republican mayor of Detroit, who served from 1957 to 1962, was sent to federal prison for tax evasion when he couldn't explain how he made nearly a quarter of a million dollars on a reported salary of only $25,000.
Today—75 years after the beavers disappeared from the Detroit River—"Detroitism" means something completely different. It means uncertainty and abandonment and psychopathology. The city reached a peak population of 1.9 million people in the 1950s, and it was 83 percent white. Now Detroit has fewer than 800,000 people, is 83 percent black, and is the only American city that has surpassed a million people and dipped back below that threshold.
"There are plenty of good people in Detroit," boosters like to say. And there are. Tens of thousands of them, hundreds of thousands. There are lawyers and doctors and auto executives with nice homes and good jobs, community elders trying to make things better, teachers who spend their own money on classroom supplies, people who mow lawns out of respect for the dead, parents who raise their children, ministers who help with funeral expenses.
For years it was the all-but-official policy of the newspapers to ignore the black city, since the majority of readers lived in the predominantly white suburbs. And now that the papers do cover Detroit, boosters complain about a lack of balance. To me, that's like writing about the surf conditions in the Gaza Strip. As for the struggles of a generation of living people, the murder of a hundred children, they ask me: "What's new in that?"
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Seattle now has a worse crime rate than New York City. That stunning fact is delivered in a wake-up-call of an essay released this week by City Council member Tim Burgess as he steps down from the chairmanship of the council's public-safety committee.
What does this mean? It's not that Seattle's crime rate is out of control. City-wide, major crime is way down from what it was a decade or two ago.
But New York has slashed its crime rate even more--by 80 percent since 1991--and Burgess wants us to replicate some of the Big Apple's crime fighting methods.
For one thing, he says, New York uses a sophisticated crime analysis method to track exactly where and when crime occurs. He's referring to the famous "Compstat" system which The New York Times once called the "gospel of policing by data." SPD's comparative inadequacy in this regard was reinforced by another report put out yesterday by the City Auditor.
In Burgess' view, the "where" aspect of crime data is particularly important. The city council member points out that although crime as a whole has dropped in Seattle--a phenomenon often trotted out by numerous police and city officials--it has has increased in certain hotspots. "Why do I hear every week about problems in Belltown, at Martin Luther King and Othello and Rainier and Henderson?" Burgess asks in an interview yesterday with Seattle Weekly.
As we noted last week, the city is now using Belltown as a model for how to fight crime, but the area's problems are far from over.
Burgess' solution is what he calls "a new philosophy of policing" that focuses not only on hot spots but on persistent offenders in those neighborhoods.
You can read Burgess' manifesto as highly critical of SPD, and indeed talking with SW, he portrays police and city officials as too complacent about low-level but corrosive street crime. (You can also read his white paper as a jump start on running for mayor, although he insists to SW that he has made no decision to do so.)
But SPD, too, seems to be making a stab at some of these same ideas. In a conversation about Belltown last week, West Precinct Captain Joe Kessler talked about a list of that neighborhood's persistent offenders--he called them "frequent fliers"--that his officers have been compiling. There are now 74 people on the list, who have been stopped or arrested by police a cumulative 4,500 times over the years.
It's what police intend to do with this list that seems hazy. "I'm not sure what the answer is," Kessler said, although police are working on a new program that funnels some of Belltown's chronic drug offenders and prostitutes into treatment programs.
Burgess says that's not enough. He wants police and prosecutors to jointly narrow down the list to the worst of the worst, and develop a strategy for each one of them--one that would include not just treatment but, if necessary, a way to get them behind bars for a significant length of time.


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Bobby Geldof, you said it right. I don't like Mondays, either. This particular Monday dragged, slow and painful, to the very end. I don't know if it's the weather changing over, the sun going down much quicker, or just the fact that it was a Monday, but all of my life force was sucked out before I walked into Chop Suey.
I dragged my lame, limp, lifeless body in as Portland's Weinland was early in their set. I expected the opener for Fanfarlo to be something a bit more twee, and I was pleasantly surprised to find out Weinland is much more textured, high and lonesome alt-country that refuses to stay in the typical alt-country confines. Sure, it still has that swing and swagger, and singer John Adam Weinland Shearer's voice does have a hell of a lot of Neil Young in it, but the band messes with their arrangements to make them just a bit spacier, a bit more atmospheric and maudlin, and then swoop in with some blown out rock moments. There were numerous moments that felt a little too polished, but just as soon as those had started, the band would add enough layers of lap steel, organ, or sweaty screaming atop it to make it exciting and adventurous again. The band seemed relaxed and legitimately excited to be a part of the Fanfarlo fanfare, and with that, had a good chunk of the crowd pretty wrapped up in their set (not an easy task on a Monday night).With the stage decorated with streamers, faux candle-lit luminaries, and giant bulbed string lighting, the first show of Fanfarlo's first US tour had the playful, intimate atmosphere of a small circus tent. Everything on stage was full of life, of warm red and gold tones, of simple, handmade beauty and possibility. It felt especially incredible at Chop Suey, where the stage is essentially a tiny box, and watching singer Simon Balthazar, drummer Amos Memon, and violinist/total secret weapon Cathy Lucas come on stage and play a stripped down version of "Drowning Men" set the tone of a night full of goosebumps.
When the rest of the band came on stage and started into the strands of "I'm A Pilot," someone flipped the switch on the string of lights lining the edges and back of the stage, and not only added to the warmth and glow coming from the stage, but gave the impression of watching a tiny band play inside a diorama. Having previously only played a few US shows (SXSW and some dates with Snow Patrol) and not really garnering as much blog hype as they seemingly deserve, it was really great to see Chop Suey comfortably full on a Monday night. My immediate impressions of the band are to mention things that come to mind when I hear them; singer Simon Balthazar's voice is a dead ringer at times for David Byrne, Beirut's Zach Condon, and a touch of Arcade Fire's Win Butler, and the band's arrangements bear a striking resemblance to Devotchka and Beirut.
Having the ability to look past the fact that pristine, precious pop has been done before helps to understand Fanfarlo. They aren't reinventing the wheel by any means, but are helping to perfect it, and as evidenced by every player that was on stage Monday night, they're doing a damn fine job of it. Violins, musical saws, melodicas, tamborines, trumpets, and clarinets all made appearances, and when all six members of Fanfarlo were singing, it was hard not to feel like you were standing outside of yourself, or at the very least, were part of something way bigger than yourself. It's hard not to sound like a sentimental sap when talking about the band, but between the outright living joy the band exudes on stage, the shy confidence the band shows in their songs and the slight nervous energy they had, Fanfarlo is pretty magical.
I sold on the band when they flipped the switch on those lovely, glowing lights after the first song of their set, but when they came back for an encore and handed out instruments to the crowd (no idea what they're called, but the band had purchased a gaggle of those plastic tubes you swing around your head to make noise), I became a devoted follower of the church of Fanfarlo. Ten or so audience members were whipping these tubes around in the air, and the pitch of the tubes was aligned perfectly with "Comets". Arms got tired, tubes were passed onto other audience members, and it felt like everyone in the room was part of the band.


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im going to try and go get my daughter from her father right now...im most likely going to have to get the police involved.and i was supposed to be induced today with my second child.please pray that she comes home to me safe and sound.if not she could be kept by him until we have court on the 6th. and it is not a healthy enviroment...no diap[ers and she getys no sleep and they only feed her baby food.(didnt know this stuff until lst night)please oprayf or me i gtg
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So im concerned about my sons lack of laughter, he does do it but not very often, i mean i have to really work hard to get one, then ill try the same thing later and i only get smiles, hes a very busy little boy can hardly sit still for a millisecond and hes fine with everything else smiles rolled over sits up wants to crawl interacts with me ect...maybe im just a worrysome momma but for some reason it has me really concerned...anyone elses baby not much of a laugher, or should i be concerned? thanks ladies
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It doesn't worry me. My LO laughs rarely. She has to be on just the right mood and you have to do just the right thing to get a laugh. And it always changes the same thing never works twice.
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Don't worry, my 4 yo never ever laughed as a baby/ young toddler. Now strangers comment on how she is always happy and how enthusiastic she is about everything. She laughs and giggles all the time.
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Posted 11/16/2012
My LO is opposite. She laughs and "talks" all the time but doesn't sit up and has only rolled a few times. He's probably busy mastering other things.
Posted 11/16/2012
My son only really laugh laughs when tickled, other wide he will give grins and smiles and makes happy noises. He's a serious baby. He's got things to do.and places to go. He's crawling already :-/ don't worry though!! Makes their laughs even more special :)
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ODD is really the only one that can always make him laugh. Everyone always says he looks so serious all the time. When ppl say that it reminds me of the dark night when the joker says, "why so serious"? lol..
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Posted 11/17/2012
We're in the same boat. I've gotten the occasional "ha" out of her but that's about it. Pedi isn't concerned so I'm trying not to worry about it. Other than that she's super happy and on track.
Posted 11/17/2012
maybe youre just not funny?
lol.. sorry.. had to. anyway.. my LO isnt a super laugher either.. she kind of laughs but not as much as other babies. do you laugh a lot? i think it really differs from person to person, you know. some people lauh really easy, others.. has to be something hysterical.
lol.. sorry.. had to. anyway.. my LO isnt a super laugher either.. she kind of laughs but not as much as other babies. do you laugh a lot? i think it really differs from person to person, you know. some people lauh really easy, others.. has to be something hysterical.
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He'll laugh if we are all up in his face trying to get him to laugh, but he doesn't just spontaneously laugh a lot. He is more interested in trying to figure out how things work.
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You trust Marc, ha! Exactly the person he wants buying this scam. OK honestly its a been a great run but its reached valuation levels that are simply beyond all reason. The warning signs are there. I respect Cramer, that's not the point. The cloud is growing, but not as fast as anyone thinks. This reminds me of JDSU and the days of irrational exhuberance in 1999, well folks we're back and CRM is a prime example. It's really not going to take much for this company to tank, just the first time revenue falls short of expectations and the house of cards will come tumbling down, and quick, because there is no real value except the future which we never see, no earnings, cash flow just so so, increasing debt. Shorts will be rich overnight, longs to the poor house. Please do not leverage this stock at least if your are long, you have been warned - all IMHO. Disclosure - significant short initiated at $178 and holding.
The high on 3/11 was $187.94 and looks like 8 days later shorts may have reversed to a long position and today's high was $177.12 and you shorted @ $178 better start drawing up a Plan B.
When did Marc say CRM would make money?
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robynrokn: it's amazing to see resident shorts posting msgs with "strong buy" sentiment. You must be really ashamed of yourself shorting this.
As for Marc selling his shares, I am sure if you were in his position, you would do exactly the same. Why don't you start a company, take it from zero revenues to over $2 billion in 10 years and then we will talk about Marc selling his shares. Talk is cheap !
I think, this is better than LNKD, but in the end both risky to buy. CRM is peaked...
It's not about CRM make money, it's about Marc make money selling shares.
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a little experiment, i guess.
a little experiment, i guess.
oh damn, this is awesome xD are you gonna make more of these ice layouts? that'd be awesome to see Honda Center, Staples Center, and the American Airline Center
thanks for making this man! i love you haha
no problem, bud. took way too long to start on, but i got it done.
I'm not a Capitals fan but I like the layout of this. It's one of those things that you look at and think, "why did nobody else think to do this?". I've never seen a wallpaper of just the ice like this, I like it.


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Kerry has finally found a way to wake up Copper and Zlatar's other victims who are still fast asleep in their cocoons. But she's missing a vital ingredient that Dayton and Coby must urgently go and find. Read here the first episode of Dayton and Coby's Pillz Hunt.
So armanda is coming back?
Copper's aunt is similar to Filomena!!!
Graff it could be possible that Coppers' aunt gets swooped into the action in the later comics or she could come into a different clan
The possiblities are endless
The robots never got added, so I don't think his aunt will.
Sorry To Bump !
But Dont you think that these threads should have been closed off ages ago , what is the point in leaving them open if poeple regularly BUMP them.
Once again sorry for doing so , im just sayin
Dude you just bumped an old thread to say we shouldnt bump them??? do you know how much of an argument this will cause now
I want more comics though
havent seen any new ones for ages
And above, sorry but i had to take advantage of this situation
It's a very old thread, and I agree with _wise_.


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Annual Trout Fishing Derby
March 5th 2016
The event will be held on Burke Lake weather permitting.
The Trout Derby online registration cutoff time is March 4, 2016 at 1:00pm. You may register at the event up to 9:00am. Thank you.
QUNICY VALLEY TOURISM MEDIA CONTACT: Cari Mathews (509) 787-2140
Lots of fun for the entire family!!
This year's Quincy Valley Tourism Association Trout Derby will be held on Saturday, March 5th on Burke Lake. The Derby will provide a lot of fun for the entire family. We will also stock the lake with approximately 600 trout.
Directions: From Hwy 28 west of Quincy near mile post 25 go south on White Trail Road (also known as Rd U NW.) go about 5 miles to the entrance to the Quincy Lakes area on the right. From Hwy 281 (about halfway between Quincy And George) turn west on White Trail Road (also known as Road 5) at Colockum Ridge Golf Course to the entrance to the Quincy Lakes area on the left side of the road. When entering the Quincy Lakes area, it is about 2 miles to the end of Burke Lake.
Fees and Registration:
Registration fees are $25.00 per licensed adult 16 & over and $10.00 per child 15 and under (online prices will have a small fee). Participants may pre-register at: The Quincy Valley Chamber, Quincy Hardware and Lumber, Hooked on Toys and Sportsman's Warehouse (in Wenatchee), or on site no later than 9:00 a.m. on the day of the derby at The QVTA Fishing Derby Trailer located at the west end of Burke Lake.
Lots of fun for the entire family!!
For a complete set of rules and registration forms, visit our website at: www.quincyvalleytourism.org or call Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce at (509) 787-2140 or visit the chamber office at 119 F Street SE
Whenever I suggest a trip to Evergreen Reservoir, my wife Eileen's eyes light up. She knows were bound to catch smallmouth and largemouth bass. We've had our best day of bass fishing ever at Evergreen. There's always chance, a slim one to be sure, that we'll even tangle with a tiger muskie. These tigers add a touch of anticipation to Evergreen that most other bass waters don't offer: great smallmouth and largemouth bass with tiger musky thrown in—that's Evergreen.
My wife Eileen and I made our first trip to Evergreen eight years ago. We motored all over the lake and eventually found a bunch of eager largemouth that couldn't resist the Kiwi leech that she dug out of the tackle box. We've been hooked ever since. We have found that we can find largemouth and smallmouth bass from one end of the lake to the other. Sometimes the fishing has been slow, but when Evergreen is on, it is really on and the bass action can be fantastic.
Evergreen is just built for it. The long shorelines offer a variety of bass-holding water, with steep basalt walls that have broken rock piles at their base, and there are some shallow bays surrounded by weed lines and brush. There are enough likely looking hiding places for bass to keep an angler busy all day. Since the 1.5 mile-long lake has 235 acres to explore.
I don't claim to be an expert when it comes to bass fishing, but my wife and I have found a couple of methods that have proven successful. We started here as rookies and have learned some simple ways to catch fish. It doesn't take complicated gear or techniques for the two of us to have a lot of fun catching bass at Evergreen.
The first method we came up eight years ago was just casting a leech on a worm hook with a split shot about 18 inches up the line. This seems to work best when we cast these along weed beds in the bays. We just toss them close to shore and work them back to the boat. We also tend to do better on the smallmouth when we are using this method.
Our best largemouth bass catches were made with a similar method. The difference was we used a plastic worm instead of a leech. We eased ourselves along the south shore. I kept the boat in 16 to 20 feet of water and cast close to shore. In most places we would be bouncing the worm down the slope of broken rock. In others there would be a shale slide that sloped into the depths. Every once in a while, when we lifted our rods to move the worm, it would seem heavy. That meant that a big largemouth had inhaled the worm. We would set the hook and the battle would begin!
Another good method while fishing the same kind of structure is to fish stick baits. These don't require a split shot and don't hang up at all. These plastic baits can be cast, allowed to sink and then twitched. I have found that the slower I fish these baits the better success I have. It is important to watch your line when fishing with these baits. When the line moves, twitches or bounces—set the hook.
To fish a leech, worm or stick bait, it is best to use a hook that is designed to be used with them. Most manufacturers will recommend a hook style and size to use with their baits. If you use a line test of 10-pound or even heavier, you will get your hook back more often if you get hung up. I have fished all three of these different baits with the same rod and reel; an 8 ½-foot spinning rod and spinning reel. It does the job.
There are a lot of anglers who fish Evergreen who favor top water lures, crank baits or jerk baits. There are times when these are very effective. They can also increase your odds of doing business with a tiger muskie. Most of the tiger muskie at Evergreen are hooked when people are fishing for something else. That's what happened to me. I had just finished fishing the south shore for bass and had worked my way to the west end of the lake. I had launched at the east end, and so I decided to troll a couple of crank baits over some water that could possibly hold some walleye. I pointed the boat up lake, set the trolling motor and cast one line out with a medium diving lure and put it in the rod holder. While I was rigging the second rod for us I heard a funny noise. It was the line peeling off the reel!
I threw the rod I was rigging down and grabbed the rod that was bouncing in the rod holder. I thought I'd hooked a big walleye, but this fish just wasn't coming in. It circled the boat twice before I got a look at it. All I could see was a big, brown shape at first, and then I could see those tiger musky stripes and that big toothy head. I was thinking I needed to get the tiger a little closer to the boat when out of the corner of my eye I saw a net shoot out and under the fish! Eileen had the net and somehow managed to get that overlarge fish into it and into the boat. Wow. The fish turned out to be 33 inches long. It was just three inches short of being a keeper. No matter. We let it swim away and celebrated. It was a great way to end the day.
Not every day at Evergreen is going to turn out this way, but the possibility is always there. This is what keeps us looking forward to our next trip to the reservoir. From spring through fall the bass are waiting, and the tiger musky, well, you never know.
Evergreen is one of the lakes in the Quincy Wildlife Area, and that's means it's a quick trip from Wenatchee. There are two improved launches at the lake. One launch is at the west end that is accessed from the main road to the Quincy lakes off White Trail Road. The other is reached from Highway 281, the main highway from Quincy to George. Both are served by good gravel roads and the parking areas include pit toilets. Keep an eye on the weather forecast for wind when planning a trip to Evergreen. High winds can really spoil your day here.
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Gay woman challenges Hong Kong in landmark trial
Hong Kong bills itself as Asia's World City, a cutting-edge metropolis that effortlessly fuses the traditional and the modern
Hong Kong bills itself as Asia's World City, a cutting-edge metropolis that effortlessly fuses the traditional and the modern
Group is hoping for improvements in the rights of the LGBT community such as the same leave and benefits as for legally married couples
Cliff Buddle says urgent law reform is needed to ensure they don't have to battle for their rights in court
Youths say they don't know how the video leaked
Members of the Hong Kong business community wants the High Court to overthrow a decision by the Government not to recognize same-sex partnerships so they can recruit the best talent.
Plaintiff was outed in viral online video that 'affected the company's image'
There are signs of change in some parts of Asia
A group of gay people will ask the Japan Federation of Bar Associations in July to recommend that the government and the Diet legislate for same-sex marriages
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea (NHRCK) has agreed to address the problem of groups in South Korea
The exclusion of LGBT people from the policy will have discriminatory impact and should be reversed, according to its letter to the government
Tibet ranks among the least accepting
Blued has almost 15 million users, mostly in China, but its popularity is growing outside the country. As a service to its users, it provides information on the risks of unsafe sex and the rights of men who have sex with men.
Although there is little outright hostility toward the LGBT community in Japan, there hasn't much outright acceptance, either — at least until now
Despite major progress over the past 20 years, China still struggles to promote AIDS education and awareness
Under a new government notice, local education boards must tell schools to better aid transgender students
The event is co-sponsored by Tokyo-based nonprofit group Good Aging Ales and the Dutch Embassy


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Federal funds, temporary. To begin approximately October 2015.
Training to be Performed: Participate in project focused on the research and development of thin-film materials and interfaces for photoelectrochemical applications, with emphasis on the chalcopyrite material class. Responsibilities include development of thin film semiconductor materials using vacuum-based deposition methods and comprehensive characterization of material physical, electrical and photoelectrochemical properties. The selected candidate will also perform advanced surface characterization experiments with mainland partners to establish materials and interfaces chemical and energetic properties.
Minimum Qualifications: Ph.D. in Chemistry, Materials Science or related disciplines. Prior experience in chalcopyrite thin film synthesis and/or advanced characterization required. Candidates should be familiar with surface spectroscopy analysis, including X-ray and UV Photoelectron Spectroscopy, Inverse Photoemission Spectroscopy as well as X-ray Emission and Absorption Spectroscopy. Excellent experimental, instrumentation and computer skills, as well as good communications and writing (English), and collaboration skills. Ability to work independently, efficiently and respectfully in a team-oriented research-laboratory environment; and to generate reports, publications and proposals with minimum supervision.
Stipend: $60,000 per year.
To Apply: Submit statement of research interests, curriculum vitae, names and contact information (including email address) for three professional references, and one relevant first-author publications to: Dr. Nicolas Gaillard at email@example.com. Selectee will be required to submit official transcripts at the time of hire. All application documentation becomes the property of the school.
Closing Date: Postmarked and/or received via email by July 31, 2015. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
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Grigory by gulavisualWatch
©2014-2016 gulavisual
Hi guys, this is an old work I made in 2000. My tool was only a mouse for digital color, phweeefff 14 years ago since then. Well I want to show this, he is an ancient Grigory for an RPG my friends and I played long time ago! Unfortunately the original file was lost in some HD.
oh Grigory, like the Wyrn in the action/rpg game Dragon's Dogma on the ps3 :3 . Great job , i love the details on the skin and armor .
Wow, that looks incredible O_o
Looks like you can do more than just boobs then
Looks like you can do more than just boobs then
Some things haven't changed in 14 years, for while your techniques and technology are much better, your imagination has always been lively. Here's early proof.
Damn....that reminds me of DarkSouls' overpowered bosses ;-; frekin sick dude and damn.....14 years ago? Dude imagine what bad ass monsters you can design now!
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This is taken in a nature reserve just outside the town I live in. It really is súch a peaceful and beautiful place
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Rules in journal here castock.deviantart.com/
This is unrestricted stock!
I'm new to deviant art, unrestricted stock means that it can be used? If so can I use this for a photomanipulation? It's very beautiful
Yes any stock in deviantart (as long as it's put in the stock categories) can be used in your artworks as part of photo manipulations! Then you can have different types of stock depending on the specific sharer of that stock, they all have different rules, so everytime you use ones stock just read under the image your picked or in their journal what rules they have for their photo. Unrestricted stock means that as long as you use the photo as part of a design or manipulation and that you credit the stocker (me) where you can, you can then use your artwork for any commercial or non commercial plan, no restricitions!! You can always read more here: FAQ #217: What are "Stock Photos" and can I use "Stock Photos" in my submissions? and FAQ #81: How can I make links to other deviants, deviations, or websites? about stock use and linking/crediting! Good luck!
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Apartments Near Wilson Creek Elementary School Apartments in Duluth
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Are you looking for Wilson Creek Elementary School Apartments? You should - Apartment Home Living has many advantages including providing you with the ability to live in a great school district and close to where your kids go to school. We know that having a comprehensive apartment living guide is key to finding the best new apartment listings by Wilson Creek Elementary School.
Let's start with some information on the school. Wilson Creek is in the Fulton County school district and serves grades PK to 5. The school is not a title 1 eligible school and is not a charter school.
As an old German proverb says, "Those who get lost on the way to school will never find their way through life" — but don't worry we know where Wilson Creek Elementary School is located. The school is located at 6115 Wilson Road, Duluth, GA 30097 in Fulton County. The school is in a Suburb, Large Territory outside a principal city and inside an urbanized area with population of 250,000 or more. That's what the school board says anyway. Many Wilson Creek Elementary School Apartments for rent are located nearby.
But a school is more than its location – it is students and teachers. As Henry Brooks Adams said – "a teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops." Wilson Creek Elementary School has 904 students enrolled and 60.3 teachers for a student to teacher ratio of 15 which compares favorable to the national average of 15 students per teacher. 4% of students receive free or reduced lunches compared to the national average of 44%.
If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which apartment rentals are available and contact these apartments for rent quickly. Below is a list of Wilson Creek Elementary School Apartments. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans plus check availability or use our apartment resource that allows you to filter the apartment listings by rent, beds and baths.
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This is really getting past old when it comes to the race-baiting game…but, what happens here and there via the boob-tube also remains infuriating nonetheless. What took place in the report is one more example of just that.
Congress-critter Charlie Rangel should have been behind bars for all the tax cheating he's done over the years…but, hey…he's a democrat, so that gives him a 'get out of jail free card' dontcha know! Plus, he still scores spots on different networks expounding his knowledge on any issue thrown up to his face. This is what happened just the other day…see what you think about what he had to say. – This is via Mediaite:
The NRA made headlines recently by hiring gun rights activist and YouTube personality Colion Noir to join its "news" team. MSNBC host Chris Jansing showed Noir's debut ad for the NRA to Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-NY) Tuesday morning, and the congressman was not impressed.
"I think it's an insult to the American people's intelligence," Rangel said after the viewing the ad, adding that "there's no question" that the NRA "just creates things about minorities." Rangel argued his position that "we don't need these guns in the inner city and we don't need assault weapons in the rural areas."
The ad in question features Noir making some of the same points he has made independently in his own YouTube videos, but this time with higher production value, better graphics and more dramatic music. Noir advocates owning and carrying guns for personal safety and responsibility, saying that "cops can't always be there, Obama definitely can't be there."
Noir is arguably a more dynamic spokesperson than NRA executive Wayne LaPierre, with the potential to reach a younger and more diverse audience. That fact explains why the NRA hired him, as well as why people like Charlie Rangel think he's so dangerous.
Watch below: You can catch part of Noir's add for the NRA in this short piece. ~
One side-note: Make sure and click the Mediaite link to find out more about all involved, there are some good ones inside of the story.
So friends…if you could send Rangel a message, or talk to him face to face…what would you say to him?
Fire Away – Inquiring Minds Want to Know!


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Clean up, Add Glow and Frame by DigitalPhenomWatch
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You must have basic knowledge of photoshop to do this tutorial.
This is kind of a part 2 to the smoothing the skin tutorial found here --> [link]
In this one Ill show you how to use the clone and healing brush to remove the eye brow ring, which can be used to remove various other things and add a high key glow plus a nice display frame. An over all cleaning up and nice finished display.
I do apologize for the crappy sound quality on this one, had to reduce to 8 bit mono due to the size of the video.
Photo used is personal. Do not attempt to copy it. Thank you
Thank you for your view.
Any questions , please ask.
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waw. its helping me..
that's great, you really give a quick but effective description of the main photoshop tools. I'm recommending this to my friends who aren't as PS adept as I am.
nice work!
nice work!
Thanks for this tutorial, It seems so simple in the video... I now have to train a bit !
Thanks again
Thanks again
wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu super adding dancing
using the things you did to this image all the time!
I'm loving it
I'm loving it
I never knew how to use the stamp and healing tools! Thank you só much!
This is awesome! I've been checking out your videos today for the first time and have learned so much. I can't wait to try them myself.
Another great tutorial.
Thanks Steve!
Thanks Steve!
Yep, more things I do the hard way that you make simple. Thanks!
I think more poeple have learned some interesting little keyboard short cuts then anything..and thats cool....saves a lot of time.
I have the happiness of being the first one in commenting...
Tremendous tutorial has learned a lot and it will be good me a lot in the future to make my things...
Great job man.. really amazing..!!
Tremendous tutorial has learned a lot and it will be good me a lot in the future to make my things...
Great job man.. really amazing..!!
Thank you very much....Im sorry for the pour sound quality on this...I wasnt aware they had to be under 30MB ...so i had to reduce it to 8 bit mono. Hopefully its not to bad. And im glad that it helped you.


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December 9, 2010
By Russell Sellers, Army Flier Staff
FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- Students, teachers and parents at Fort Rucker Primary School created some Christmas cheer to send to some of the men and women serving overseas this holiday season Dec. 2.
Students in the POD 6 kindergarten class, along with teachers and some parent volunteers, put together arts and crafts as part of their "Operation Celebration" to be sent in care packages to the Middle East, according to Katie Condon, POD Six kindergarten teacher.
"The (children) were totally responsible for the idea to do this," she said. "We did this last year with the class and everyone loved it. Two of the children have parents who are deployed, so that makes it even more special."
The children made items such as miniature Christmas trees, paper wreaths, ornaments and holiday cards for the deployed Soldiers, Condon said.
Some parents volunteered to help the children construct the crafts. One said it was a great way to bond with her son and meet other members of the community.
"I wanted to help because we've just moved here and it's a great way to spend time with my son," said Nicole White, military spouse. "I've always been a big supporter of the military and it's important for him to see that we all support the Soldiers. It's also great to send things to those serving overseas. They really do appreciate little things like this."


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2 870 mots (≈ 11 minutes)
A failing publishing house receives an unexpected gem but the mystery surrounds the messenger as well as the manuscript.
Langue: Anglais
Ecrit en: 2009
Publié: 2011-06-29
Nombre de mots: 2 870 mots (≈ 11 minutes)
Licence: Paternité - Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale - Pas de Modification
Tags: short story, david m. brown, elencheran chronicles, fantasy, elenchera, hawkswood, paranormal
I was born in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, and first conceived the idea of the Elencheran Chronicles at college in 1999. I spent ten years compiling the history of Elenchera, resulting in 47,000+ years of events, 500+ maps, 2000+ pages, several short stories and many much-needed acquaintances with Jack Daniels.
I also have a blog, The World According to Dave (www.elenchera.com/blog), which features reviews, stories and dramatic tales of the horrors of owning cats.
I now live in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, with my wife, Donna, and my six cats.
Fezariu's Epiphany is my first novel.


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'swipe across your lips and cheeks for a sheer wash of flush that screams just-kissed/just pinched' i read punched LOL