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New York State Department of Health, Early Intervention Program; U.S. Department of EducationClinical Practice Guideline: Report of the Recommendations. Down Syndrome, Assessment and Intervention for Young Children (Age 0–3 Years).New York State Department of Health, Early Intervention Program.
Albany (NY): NYS Department of Health, Publication No. 4959, 292 pages.
AGREE Rating: Highly Recommended
This guideline provides recommendations pertaining to the assessment and intervention of young children with Down syndrome. The intended audiences for this guideline include families and professionals. Of particular importance to speech-language pathologists and audiologists are recommendations regarding assessment and management of communication, cognition, social relationships, oral-motor feeding, and hearing. The recommendations are classified A, B, C, D1 or D2, based on the strength and quality of evidence. Level A recommendations are considered "strong evidence" based on high quality evidence from two or more efficacy studies. Level B recommendations are considered "moderate evidence" and based on evidence from at least one high quality efficacy study. Level C recommendations are "limited evidence" and based on evidence from at least one efficacy study with moderate quality or applicability to the topic. Level D1 and D2 are consensus recommendations. Level D1 recommendations are consensus panel opinion based on information not meeting criteria for evidence in systematic reviews and Level D2 recommendations are based on information where a systematic review has not been done.
Swallowing Screening/Assessment
It is recommended that an oral-motor and feeding assessment include:
physical examination and thorough medical and feeding history
observation of interaction patterns between the child and primary feeders
body posture/positioning
oral-motor exam assessing: oral reflexes, structure of lips, tongue, palate, oral sensation, laryngeal function, control of oral secretions, respiratory control, swallowing function, and oral postural control
parents knowledge of feeding and diet
specialized studies, such as videofluoroscopy, as appropriate (pp. 92–93)
Swallowing Treatment
It may be useful to consider using behavioral or oral-motor intervention to improve oral movements
Medical management may be necessary to treat chronic sinus and other respiratory conditions that may impact feeding
Palatal plate therapy may be considered as an option to other oral-motor interventions (p. 159)
Language Screening/Assessment
When assessing communication, it is important to:
consider the interrelationship between cognitive development, motor development, and language milestones
provide appropriate postural support
consider medical history
assess intervention needs
ensure that the environment is distraction free
use parent scales
evaluate the child's responses to persons and objects
conduct the assessment in various environments
obtain language samples
make use of norm-referenced or standardized tests as appropriate
assess use of gestures
assess hearing
assess oral-motor and speech abilities
consider developmental milestones (pp. 55–59)
When evaluating social relationships, the following should be assessed:
social initiation
social imitation
age-expected reciprocity
child's attachment behavior patterns
social interactions with familiar and unfamiliar peers and adults
child's ability to make transitions
joint attention (p. 64)
Language Treatment
Type, frequency and intensity, and setting of speech and language therapy should be individualized to the child.
Early intervention should begin soon after birth.
Principles of learning theory should be applied when conducting intervention.
Communication intervention should be incorporated into daily activities.
Alternative and augmentative communication should be considered, especially use of total communication (sign language, oral communication, and visual cues) (pp. 125–126)
Important activities to increase social development include:
stimulate and reinforce affective responses
facilitate language
improve peer interactions
promote generalization
training social initiation (pp. 139–140)
Cognitive Screening/Assessment
0–6 months: Use of norm-referenced cognitive assessments are generally not recommended
0–12 months: Use of a norm-referenced or curriculum-linked assessment is recommended
1–3 years: Use of a standardized or norm-referenced test is recommended
Evaluation of cognition should include assessment of conceptual development, memory, attention, problem-solving skills, perceptual motor function, functional motor skills, receptive and expressive language, adaptive behavior, nonverbal and verbal measures, and the child's ability to use skills and information in varied environments (pp. 50–51).
Cognitive Treatment
Cognitive interventions should focus on both global and specific cognitive skills.
Cognitive interventions should include motivating tasks, information processing skills, and short and long-term memory activities.
Intended outcomes should be functional.
Cognitive skills should be taught using principles of learning theory (p. 121).
Hearing/Balance Screening/Assessment
Because of the increased risk for otitis media with effusion in children with Down syndrome, assessment for possible middle ear infection should be conducted when signs of upper respiratory infection or fever are present.
Children with Down syndrome should have ongoing monitoring and hearing testing.
A comprehensive hearing assessment for infants and young children should include: hearing history, behavioral audiometry, and electrophysiologic procedures as appropriate (pp. 95–97).
Hearing/Balance Treatment
It is important to facilitate the acquisition of listening behaviors by providing opportunities for and drawing attention to exposure to sounds.
Hearing aids should be considered if a hearing loss is present.
FM systems may be useful for children who demonstrate difficulty hearing in noise (p. 160).
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When assessing communication, it is important to:
When assessing communication, it is important to:
When evaluating social relationships, the following should be assessed:
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Harvest is the catch phrase of American hunting TV. I have never heard Craig Boddington say it, and I am 100% posative that Elmer Keith, Warren Page, and Jack O'Connor never used it either.
How do you feel about the word "harvest" as concerned with hunting?
14 (10%) It's the right word from the dictionary.
5 (4%) I like it!
90 (65%) I think it is politically correct bs.
11 (8%) I think it is politically correct and I use it to keep drama down.
19 (14%) I think it removes 250,000 years of human evolution from the hunting equation.
On tv shows and DVDs a lot of them are using the term harvest, and I read in a lot of magazines where they use the term harvest. I have seen in written by the Boone and Crockett Club in all their magazines.
Personally for me I am against it, and I don't know where we got this idea or who started the trend.
I think it denotes an agricultural or forestry connotation, and takes away from the fact that the kill is as Jose Ortega Gasset said "One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted...If one were to present the sportsman with the death of the animal as a gift he would refuse it. What he is after is having to win it, to conquer the surly brute through his own effort and skill with all the extras that this carries with it: the immersion in the countryside, the healthfulness of the exercise, the distraction from his job."
I would think that this concept of using the word "harvest" would have something to do with us being more politically correct. Which to put it bluntly I think is horse poop!
Results (91 votes counted so far):
Do you use the term "harvest" to represent taking the life of an animal?
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44 (48%) No, I don't agree with that concept.
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East Phillips County Hospital District board met Tuesday, Dec. 4. The meeting was moved from Tuesday, Nov. 27, as the Thanksgiving holiday kept most of the board away.
During last week's meeting, board members approved the 2013 budget. They also approved the 2013 mill levy resolution for certification. There was no mill levy change request this year.
The final budget reflects a net income of $324,127 for 2013. The hospital expects total revenues of $10.64 million. Total expenses are budgeted at $11 million.
MMH administrator John Ayoub noted looking at the net revenue and total expenses, one would be confused how the hospital could have a positive bottom line. The difference is no-operational revenue, which includes tax dollars, grant money and donations which make up the difference.
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"I think it's really exciting to have that cross pollinization of our service lines and through our speciality clinic," Ayoub said.
The administrator said he has participated in some collaboration meetings with Haxtun CEO Don Burris, Regent Park administrator Julie Kotch and Colorado Health Connections.
Other business
In other business Dec. 4, board members:
—listened to a brief presentation of the newly implemented Electronic Medical Records at MMH by Director of IT David Bickford and Cindy Weed. Weed, a registered nurse, has become a super user of the EMRs and is working with staff to become familiar with the programs.
—held a 14-minute executive session for negotiations.
—appointed Gary Rahe to serve as vice president of the board. The position became vacant with the resignation of Steve Deaver earlier this year.
—noted the next board meeting will be held Thursday, Dec. 27 at 5:30 p.m. The date was changed due to Christmas falling on the original date.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS 19) -- Members of Charlottesville Pride Community Networks say they are concerned that police are not handling the case of missing transgender teen Dashad Smith properly.
"There's definitely a perception on the part of the L.G.B.T. community here in Charlottesville that this issue is not as important; that its being swept up under the rug," said the group's president, Amy Marshall.
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Sidney Crosby scored a goal and an assist in Tuesday's 5-2 win over the Lightning in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Final.
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If you shoot fine, I don't think I'd change a thing.
If you shoot fine, I don't think I'd change a thing.
Are you shooting with one eye closed? It doesn't matter if you do.
I'm right handed and right eye dominant. I used to shoot with both eyes open, and it became a problem when I started to lose the sight in my right eye. My left eye was taking over, and I was missing everything. I finally lost the complete sight in the right eye, and learned to shoot left handed. It's all good now. Well sort of. I have no depth perception now.
I say if it's working for you, keep doing what your doing.
-NRA Life Member
Eye dominance is only affective if you shoot with both eyes open. I am left eye dominant but shoot right handed as well. I close one eye, so my accuracy is not affected. Some say shooting with both eyes open is easier, but if you are a good shot closing one then I would stick with that.
I have Ambliopia (Lazy Eye) which was discovered when I was about 6. It effects my right eye and I am right handed in everything I do except shooting. My Dad converted me over to a lefty when I was 6 or so and I have been shooting that way since then. I do have depth perception, I guess my eyes have adapted in all those years. The only problem is that when I was young no one made left handed rifles or shotguns, so I learned on standard RH bolts.
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good info thanks. i have tried the both eye open thing and it so is not gonna work for me. so aslong as my dom eye is the open eye it makes no diff? i mean thats how ive been doing it for years so it doesnt affect me clearly. but say i go to a left handed bow, since id be using the dom eye on that and not my right would that throw my sights off? im just curious, guess ill try and see. thanks
It doesn't matter what eye is dominant if you only have one of them open.
When I said I shot with both eyes open. That was trap shooting with a shotgun. I always close one eye for handguns and rifles. Well, now I don't have to close it. I have a patch over the bum eye.
I am left handed and right eye dominant. I shoot my bow right handed because I like to keep both eyes open when I shoot. One way to look at it is if you bowhunt, left handed bows you can pick up for a little cheaper.
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In response to aciemvp's comment:
In response to hedleylamarr's comment:
And I hope he does...............but the point is that if he deserves to play, he will play, the color of his skin is irrelevant!
you have got to be kidding me, right? avery bradley deserved to play and only got to by accident. darko milicic HAD TO PLAY for us in order for KG not to get overused- and not only that darko proved his worth and competency in a successful preseason. doc never played him. doc NEVER played steamer until JerLame O'neal's knee folded like a cheap tent. the prudent coach would have begun working the GREEN steamer in for some minutes FROM GAME ONE knowing the injury history of o'neal.
glen davis never played much until there was nobody left on the roster who could play 4. doc's chosen boy was leon powe, a guy who turned out to be not nearly the player davis was and i'm talking all injuries aside. and i loved leon as an energy role player guy, it's just that davis could cover more distance in playing TWO roles.
let's see, what else? oh, i have it- i was at first deflated when we signed marquis to replace posey. then i looked at marquis' game and thought- THIS GUY IS THE PERFECT 2/3 combo man!!! good on defense, can give us something we need- POST UP LOOKS and get to the free throw line and give our old guys a breather during those free throws = marquis should play TWENTY FIVE MINUTES A NIGHT EVERY NIGHT to keep 1) pierce's minutes under control and 2) ray allen's minutes under control.
after all, marquis averaged 12-13 in indy and proved to be a decent player in not many minutes over 25 a night. hell if he did well in BOS he should have gotten 28 or more. the only problem was that doc NEVER USED HIM LIKE THAT- he struggled to find any consistent role because he got NOWHERE NEAR ENOUGH PLAYING TIME. remind you of jeff green anyone?
please don't ever ever ever ever invest blind faith that a player on doc blithers' roster will "play if he deserves to play" by strictly the merit of the situation becuase what goes on in doc's head is a totally different altered 'reality'.
NO - I'm not kidding............I said Doc doesn't care if a guy is white or black. YOU are the one that points out all the guys he didn't play, most of whom are black. Your comment doesn't even address mine directly, don't know why you hit the reply button.
In the future, please read my comments - like "Doc doesn't care if a guy is white or black" before you go off on your tangent, which sounds like the beating of a dead horse - WE ALL KNOW you don't like Doc..................


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Portland, OR (Sports Network) - The Portland Timbers are chartering in rather
unfamiliar territory under Caleb Porter.
The former Akron University coach ushered in a new era of Timbers soccer upon
his arrival during the offseason, and he initially found success as the club
suffered just one defeat in its first 17 games of the season.
However, Portland has lost two successive contests and claimed just one
victory in its last seven outings, dropping the Timbers to fifth place in the
Western Conference with 39 points. But Porter's men have a favorable
opportunity to get back in the win column as they welcome lowly Toronto FC to
Jeld-Wen Field on Saturday.
The Timbers are coming off of a disappointing 4-2 loss to Real Salt Lake at
Rio Tinto Stadium last weekend, a match that saw the visitors finish with 10
men following the questionable sending off of Ben Zemanski in first-half
stoppage time.
"Well, it's very humbling. Credit to Salt Lake, they showed why they're the
best team in the league to this point," Porter said after the match. "They
punished us and we weren't good enough on the day.
"There were certainly some factors that played into the game. The red card at
2-1 was a pivotal moment. That certainly was a factor and with some guys out,
we have a younger group that lacks experience. For us to be 2-1 - down a man,
in that second half against a team the caliber of Salt Lake who has a lot of
the ball, who has dynamic individual players that can hurt you - that was
going to be a difficult thing to overcome, and in the end we couldn't overcome
Toronto should provide the Timbers with a realistic chance to pick up three
points as the Canadian club has struggled all season.
Most recently, the club earned a point from a 1-1 draw against the New England
Revolution, a tough result given the late winner from Steven Caldwell that was
pulled back for a dubious foul call.
"I didn't get an explanation for the call and I don't think I am going to get
one," head coach Ryan Nelsen told MLSsoccer.com after the match. "I think the
referee knows he has made a mistake. Unfortunately, it has cost us a really
well deserved win. We've have to live with it. That's life. People make
mistakes. We all make mistakes."
The Reds have managed just four wins all season, leaving the club second from
bottom in the Eastern Conference on 22 points.
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - John Jaso hit a three-run triple and Jefry
Marte knocked in a pair for Oakland as the Athletics crushed the Angels, 13-5,
in Cactus League play.
Six of Oakland's 15 hits went for extra bases, while Dan Straily started on
the mound for the A's and gave up two runs on four hits over 2 1/3 innings.
Vernon Wells belted a three-run homer for the Angels, whose starter, Jason
Vargas, tossed two hitless innings before the bullpen imploded.
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I gave a presentation at SXSW earlier today titled "Top 10 Lessons Learned in E-Commerce." The powerpoint of the presentation is here:
I had set up an account on Twitter (username: zappos), and I had used the track feature ("track zappos"). It was interesting seeing the comments about the presentation afterwards for people that were twittering and using the word "zappos". Most of the comments were positive (people seemed to enjoy hearing about the Zappos philosophy on company culture), but there were also a couple of negative comments, including one twitterer that said he left the room early.
Speaking of which, someone just sent me this link from Valleywag that said Jeff Bezos (CEO and founder of Amazon.com) was in the room.
Seeing all the Twitter comments about Zappos during the presentation, I thought for future presentations, it might be interesting to display all the Twitter comments in real-time, even asking audience members to vote on which topics to talk more about… It would be a way to make future presentations relevant to what each audience actually wants to hear.


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May 24, 2016
Tallahassee, FL - Most surprises start with a great big yell and cheers.
But, Ms. Stokes' classroom at Canopy Oaks in Tallahassee was quiet as a mouse Tuesday.
Seven-year-old Zoee and her five year brother, Zane, spoke with their sniffles and hugs.
Their dad, SGT Brad Downey, surprised the siblings with his return from Afghanistan.
SGT Downey says, "It was just pure enjoyment, excitement, butterflies in the stomach. But it was such a great feeling. To see my daughter and my son and just love on them, it was the best thing you could ever ask for."
SGT Downey was deployed overseas for about ten months.
His wife, Sheila, says, "Just glad to have him home, have him safe, not to hear certain noises in the background when you're on the phone that would cause you to worry. I'm glad now my kids can go to bed and Daddy's good."
Mrs. Downey says community support helped her get by. She also got help around the house from her personal helper at home.
Zoee says, "When my room gets messed up and my mom tells me to clean my room, I clean it up. It's easy for me to make my bed, my room, everything."
That's when the real tears came. Mrs. Downey had to finish what Zoee was trying to say. "She always tells me that I was the best mommy in the world while daddy was gone."
The kids said the first thing they wanted their dad to do was fix the WII gaming system.
The family plans to go on vacation in about a week.
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The ladies of the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour got their party on at last night's pre-Wimbledon party hosted by Sir Richard Branson and held at the Kensington Roof Gardens.
Venus Williams (sporting new hair extensions), Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams, Ana Ivanovic, Jelena Jankovic, Daniela Hantuchova and Sania Mirza were some of the ballers spotted walking the red carpet.
Also, check out the video below to see some inside footage from event.
(images via wireimage, video via sonyericssonwtatour)
Friday, June 20, 2008
WTA ladies drop gear for gowns + glam at pre-Wimbledon party
4 comments:
- AnonymousJune 20, 2008 at 10:03 AM
Did I detect a slight faux British accent when Serena was talking? Especially when she said "grunting" and "go to".ReplyDelete
The girls all look nice. It's always fun to see them out of their tennis outfits.
yeah you sure did lisa. i wonder why that happens over there? we should ask madonna...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 20, 2008 at 12:10 PM
The best dressed are, IMO, Ana and Venus. Not because theirs are black outfits, but because these are the best fitting and most elegant ones.ReplyDelete
Also, these two girls wear it well and they have good 'dos.
Others, so-so. They tried.
good choices though not as excited about ana's dress and hair.ReplyDelete
what's questionable is sania's choice of leggings under the dress. seriously, leggings to the event?? she might as well have just shown up in her warm-ups and call it a night. no go.


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Oscar winner William Hurt has been aded to the cast of the upcoming Allman Brothers biopic as the older Gregg Allman.
All American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter was cast as the younger Allman at the end of last year, while Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn's son Wyatt will portray Duane Allman in the film.
And on Monday, Hollywood veteran Hurt signed on to play the current day Gregg in director Randall Miller's movie, titled "Midnight Rider."
Miller tells WENN, "I am a tremendous fan of William's work. I can't wait to work with him."
The director's wife and screenwriter Jody Savin adds, "William Hurt actually helped start Randy's career years ago. He made an anonymous monetary donation to Randy's AFI thesis film. And when his identity was revealed, he even agreed to do the voice-over on the film."
The film is based on Gregg Allman's New York Times bestselling biography "My Cross To Bear," and the blues-rocker insists the husband-and-wife filmmakers have their work cut out on the project.
He tells Rolling Stone, "The script will damn sure change, because I have veto rights over everything. Think about it, man. If you had them doing your life story on the big screen, wouldn't you want to be able to erase anything out of there that you didn't want? I can pull the plug on it any time."


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Venus Williams wants to set the record straight.
It was reported last week that the 6-time Grand Slammer was taking an indefinite hiatus from tennis due to an undisclosed medical reason. But V, who was spotted looking healthy + relaxed with boyfriend Hank Kuehne at the Masters, wants us to know that an over-zealous reporter at Amelia Island took a different spin to her news:
Great news! Why can't more athletes be as proactive and direct as V in their responses? She continues to set the standard for the rest.
Hello everyone,
I am sure over the past few days you have heard some reports about me taking a "hiatus" from tennis. This could not be further from the truth and I just wanted to provide an update to those of you who are concerned.
The last few months have included a great deal of travel (5 continents in 2 months) and a lot of matches. I am not experiencing an injury (thank goodness) but after the Miami tournament my physio and I agreed that this was a smart time to have some preventative checkups on everything from my knees to my shoulder to my wrist to make sure that everything is in order. This is in preparation for a long summer that begins next month with the pre-French Open events in Europe and will last through the US Open in September. I have learned that caution is key and my goal is to do everything I can to put myself in the best position to do well during this next stretch.
The speculation that arose last week is an unfortunate example of one writer incorrectly spinning a story that took on a life of its own. I agreed to visit the Amelia Island tournament (Bausch and Lomb Championships) last week after my withdrawal to offer my support to the tournament and the WTA(and will do the same in Charleston this week). During my visit, I met with sponsors and fans and participated in a media session. From the media session somehow one of the writers translated my statement that I intend to return to competitive play next month for the French Open as an "indefinite leave of absence"??? While it was great to hear from a lot of old friends that wanted to make sure I was ok, this headline was wrong. To be very clear, I am healthy, I am not on an indefinite leave of absence and I will be back on Tour next month beginning in Rome (May 12).
I love playing tennis more and more each day and have no intentions of sitting on the sidelines and watching on TV!
The upcoming weeks will include my visit to Charleston and the Family Circle Cup tournament for a few days this week. I'll watch Serena play on Tues night and then back to Florida for practice and training. It will be nice to spend a little time at home and catch up on a variety of things including quality time with my friends and family and of course working on new designs for Eleven spring 09 in fact). Thank you for the support. ttyl, vee
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - A Virginia soldier has been killed in Afghanistan, according to the Dept. of Defense.
Sgt. David J. Chambers, 25, of Hampton, Va., died Jan. 16, in Panjwai District, Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered after he he encountered an enemy improvised explosive device while on dismounted patrol.
Chambers was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, under control of the 7th Infantry Division, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash.


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From the good news/bad news department:
An Oklahoma state senator has proposed tax incentives for game developers – but only if their project is eligible for a T (13+) or lesser rating from the ESRB.
It was longtime GamePolitics comment moderator E. Zachary Knight who alerted us to the measure, SB644. The proposal by Sen. Anthony Sykes (R), would make game projects eligible for tax breaks which already apply to films, commercials and TV productions in the state.
The video game rating requirement is spelled out in the language of the bill:
"Video games" mean products that are intended for commercial use or are produced for distribution on electronic media and which include an appreciable quantity of at least three (3) of the following types of data: text, sound, fixed images, animated images and 3D geometry and which are rated or will be rated by the Entertainment Software Rating Board with the ratings of Early Childhood, Everyone, Everyone 10+ and Teen.
While games are restricted to projects appropriate for those under 17, the only eligibility requirement placed on film content is that it be neither child pornography nor obscene. By that standard, R-rated films and MA-17 television programs would easily qualify for the tax break.
EZK spoke to Sen. Sykes yesterday about the rating requirement and filed this report with GamePolitics:
[Sen. Sykes]… would rather not include the ratings restriction. Unfortunately, as he went around to his fellow senators asking for their support, the first question out of their mouths was whether there would be ratings restrictions.
He is well aware of the [failed] game legislation of [2006] and many of the people who voted for that bill are still in office and were some of the people who demanded the restriction…
He also raised some concerns about [possible] lobbying against the bill… His final concern was whether he could get enough support during such economic turmoil. Oklahoma is facing a budget shortfall this year and that may not make such a tax break very appealing to many people.
GamePolitics readers will recall that Oklahoma's 2006 video game content law was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge in September, 2007.
If the measure is passed, Oklahoma will join neighboring Texas as the only states tying game developer incentives to content restrictions.


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That looks great. Yay for patience.
Inktense pencils (via water brush) and pen on a page in my blue sketchbook. The paper is not heavy, so it's getting rather warped and wrinkly, but it's good enough for practice. This is practice. I'm practicing patience. You can see where I ignored patience in favor of black... and now I will have to draw a small lake in the volcano crater to compensate for my hastiness. I was going to put a lake there anyway. (thumbs nose at impatience.)
That looks great. Yay for patience.
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My Cartographer's Guild maps: Finished Maps
More maps viewable at my DeviantArt page: Ramah-Palmer DeviantArt
ooh very nice. can image a faux 'field-notes' type book with such images.
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Very nice stuff!
Thanks! Does anyone have ideas or examples of a nice way to label such a map? vorro, how would you suggest adding field notes to it? Sometimes I think I have more trouble with labels than patience, but I'm not sure yet whether it's more a worry of messing with the drawing, coming up with names, or simply finding a neat style or font to use. Been practicing a bit of calligraphy lately to steady my handwriting, because it looks like-- Well, a chicken would have trouble reading it and I need a steadier hand to label an Island map I've been working on for a few months. ... Rambling. Shutting up.
Looks pretty sweet.
As for labelling ... Why not just go for your normal handwriting? Cursive chicken fonts would suit this, I think. Unless I have the wrong idea of what yours looks like
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I love pen and ink with watercolor. And that looks very nice. Good job!
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ATHENS, Ga. -- The Georgia soccer team's 2013 class has been ranked No. 11 nationally and No. 1 in the SEC by Top Drawer Soccer, the popular Web site announced Thursday following National Signing Day.
The Bulldogs have the highest-ranked class in the Southeastern Conference and are one of only three SEC teams in the top-20 along with Texas A&M's class at No. 15 and Auburn's at No. 20.
"On paper this is a very strong class, but ultimately they'll be judged by what they help this program accomplish over the next four years," said head coach Steve Holeman. "This is a fantastic group of young ladies who all work incredibly hard and we are thrilled they will be joining us in the fall."
The class of 11 players - which will join the program this fall - includes eight Georgia natives as well as one apiece from Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. The class is comprised of four forwards, three midfielders, two defenders, and two goalkeepers, and will help bolster a squad that lost four starters to graduation following the 2012 season.
Four members of Holeman's 2013 class are ranked in Top Drawer Soccer's 'IMG Academy 150,' including Gabby Seiler (22), Marion Crowder (48), Jill Maloney (77), and Rachel Garcia (131).
Georgia Soccer 2013 Signing Class:
Forwards: Marion Crowder (Madison, Miss./Chicago Fire Juniors Mississippi), Rachel Garcia (Duluth, Ga./GSA Phoenix), Kelsey Nix (Roswell, Ga./NASA Elite), Lauren Tanner (Buford, Ga./GSA Phoenix).
Midfielders: Hannah Edwards (Johns Creek, Ga./GSA Phoenix), Gabby Seiler (Peachtree City, Ga./Concorde Fire), Angelica Tabares (Phenix City, Ala./NLSA Legends).
Defenders: Caroline Waters (Woodstock, Ga./NASA Elite), Taylor Donohue (Lawrenceville, Ga./GSA Phoenix).
Goalkeepers: Kara Looby (Tampa, Fla./TBU Premier), Jill Maloney (Alpharetta, Ga./GSA Phoenix)
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A spokesman for the D.C. transit system says any decision on when to resume service is hours away.
Metro suspended all rail and bus service because of Hurricane Sandy. New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia have also shut down their transportation systems too.
Metro spokesman Dan Stessel says trains and buses will be canceled for the entire day Monday, and a decision on when to resume service probably won't come until sometime after 6 p.m.
He says one consideration is whether commercial utilities will have the ability to maintain power and provide stable electricity. He says the only timeline for resuming service is when it's safe to do so.
The last time Metro suspended service was for Hurricane Isabel in September 2003.


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May 24, 2016
-- Valdosta, Ga. -- January 3, 2013 --
The new year brought new pain to one local family when a fire tore through their home.
Kathy West said "I was literally sick to my stomach and hysterical." Her husband Donald said it "just hits you and you're in shock and you dont really believe it until you see it."
The Wests had been taking family pictures on New Year's Day before the fire struck. Donnie and Kathy made a trip to walmart when a call came from their son Nick.
Nick said "I took off running from over there and I was calling my mom and my uncle telling them that the house was on fire. And I was just like really scared."
Kathy said "everything the child owned, even things we kept from when he was a baby, everything is gone."
Because the Wests were outside of their home when it caught fire all that they had were the clothes on their back. You can contribute to the family by contacting the Ameris bank and giving to the West Family Fund.
Investigators still don't know what caused the fire at 4041 Stewart Circle. The Wests can't go home, but they're together.
Nick went on to say "we're all still alive, we're still a family." Kathy said "looking at it really hurts but we have each other and I thank god for that."
The Wests are staying with family. And the Red Cross is also helping until they figure out what's next.
To contact the Ameris bank call (229) 241-2851 and ask to donate to the West Family Fund.
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