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Bollywood couple Kajol and Ajay Devgn, who on Saturday reached Lonavala to support Kajol's mother and actress Tanuja's campaign "Save Environment", cherished their childhood memories associated with the place.
Tanuja, who also owns a house in Lonavala, has been trying to raise awareness among the local people to save the environment. Besides, she is member of the Lonavala-Khandala Citizens Forum (LKCF).
Recalling the cherishing time spent at Lonavala, Kajol said: "I have so many memories of this place when it was all barren. I mean there were no bungalow. In our area, besides ours, there was only one bungalow and nothing was there."
"And I learnt how to cycle in Lonavala itself. My dad taught me cycling in front of our bungalow but now a park has been built there, a row of houses has come there. But before that, it was just a free road."
"I still remember mom used to say to us to come home by 1 p.m but we used to go around and sit for four-five hours, just walk around the whole Lonavala, climbed the bushes and all," added Kajol, who has been actively supporting various social and environmental issues with her husband.
Ajay, who too visited Lonavala in his childhood days, shared his memories associated with the place.
"I used to come here a lot in my childhood, especially during rains. At that time, I used to either take leave from the school or bunk off to come here. That time it used to be all open and a small beautiful hill station," Ajay said.
"Now it has become a full fledged city. There is no less difference between Lonavala and Mumbai now," added the the 44-year-old.
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The current population of Glens Falls Metro is 129,348 with the median age of 47. Glens Falls Metro's median household income is $53,388, and the average household net worth is $386,664.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Glens Falls Metro by age group. In Glens Falls Metro, the male-to-female ratio is 64,933:64,413, which is 6% higher than the ratio of New York, which is 9,624,376:10,197,256. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
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Last December in Paris, 195 countries came together and adopted a landmark agreement on climate change. The Paris Agreement is significant for a number of reasons, not least of which is the direction it provides on climate finance. It is now clear that the world needs to align financing pathways with the Agreement's long-term goals, strengthen national institutions that will implement climate activities, and increase...
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¿Cómo pueden los países en desarrollo acceder a fondos internacionales para combatir y adaptarse al cambio climático? Ésta es una de las más importantes interrogantes que se plantea en las negociaciones sobre el cambio climático en la COP21 y tal vez, un elemento crucial para concretar un acuerdo internacional.
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Tech measured baby today, he's big; and at around 35 weeks or the end of it; he's measuring 6lbs. 13 oz. already; just think that's so big. My DD was 10lbs. 1 oz. but feel he's as big as full-term babies for other women.
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Communication From an Advocacy Frame
The object of oratory is not truth, but pursuasion. (sic, from a fortune cookie I got at Chinese restaurant while writing this chapter)
"Communication," Gibson ( 1991) reminded us, "lies at the heart of public relations practice; certainly, no thoughtful observer would deny this truism" (p. 176). In considering the disciplinary locus of public relations education, Heath ( 1991) also noted that "consideration of the functions that public relations perform for organizations and society at large demonstrates its extensive reliance on communication. At its foundation, public relations is a communication discipline" (p. 186). Few will quibble with the assertion that organizational public relations is, at heart, a communication process. This is especially evident in the public relations interactions between organizations and stakeholder groups, as evident in chapter 7.
In that the public relations discipline defines public relations in terms of communication (e.g., a communication function of management), how we subsequently define communication is critical in understanding the organizational public ielations function. It is critical to distinguish the public relations function from other organizational functions that also rely on communication, such as marketing, human resources, and training and development. It is critical because so many


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Social media refers to any application or website that allows users to participate in social networking and enables them to create and share information. As known by now, such websites include Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, GooglePlus and of course, blogs and v-blogs. This article discusses the importance of filtering information for children who surf the web and engage in social media interactions. Of course, effects can be both positive and negative, and that is the reason why we have to take action. "It is better to prevent than to treat", says an old quote. Social Media Statistics The following are ... Read More »
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Twitter is a fun way to stay connected with your friends and loved-ones. Luckily, you can use this great platform to get educated as well. Whether you are a teacher, parent or student, you can easily follow education experts and learn from their wisdom. Since Twitter gives you a limited space only, you will get condensed messages with powerful information. Therefore, you can easily follow many experts, without worrying about reading a lot of words, and receive their updates on a daily basis. You don't have to find experts on Twitter now because I have compiled a list for you ... Read More »
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DreadOut is an Indonesian horror videogame developed and published by Digital Happiness. It is quite similar to the Project Zero (Fatal Frame) saga in regards to mechanics, but DreadOut has more modern features. Once you download this Indonesian horror game, you will become Linda Meilinda, the protagonist. She and her schoolmates get lost on an excursion and they end up in an abandoned Indonesian village.
Sooner rather than later, they will notice that something strange and sinister is going to happen when they enter in the village, and Linda notices that something mystic is growing within her. This "something mystic" is a spiritual power that will help her and her friends from the unknown forces. By using your technological devices (a phone, a camera...), you will be free to interact with and capture all the ghosts and spirits in your way, and solve the puzzles to escape the city.
In regards to graphics and music, there is nothing special to mention. The graphics look like old games from the PlayStation 2, but this does not mean that the horror factor is lost (bear in mind Resident Evil or Silent Hill first titles' graphics). The soundtrack is almost inexistent, it is composed by a low creepy music and sudden music beats to make you jump.
Asian ghosts…What else can you ask for?
The game features first and third person perspective. When you are just walking on the village streets, you will see everything with a third-person perspective. However, if you use your camera or mobile phone, the perspective changes and everything is seen from a first-person view. It is worth mentioning that the level of vision of the environment when using the third-person perspective is quite limited. You will only see a few steps in front of you, which is what makes the game more terrifying. When you use the camera, the vision is improved, and you will see further and clearer, but of course, you will also see all ghosts.
Linda Meilinda and her schoolmates get lost on an excursion and they end up in an abandoned Indonesian village
You will notice if something is haunted when you take a picture of the item. Haunted things disappear when you capture them on your camera. However, there are not only haunted objects, animals and people of the village can be haunted, too. Your camera is your only defense against the spirits you will encounter. In addition, you will have to solve puzzles, too. It is not completely necessary, but it is entertaining and it provides more hours of gameplay. Besides, solving puzzles will enable you to better comprehend the storyline, and all the sub-plots it has.
DreadOut Features
Here you will see the unique features of DreadOut:
- Asian ghosts (the scariest ghosts ever) will be here to torment you
- Multiple technological devices to combat all the menaces
- Interesting gloomy storyline with several sub-plots
- You can share the photos you take via your social networks
- Third and First-person perspective
- Multiplatform game: it has been developed for PC, Mac and Linux
If you are interested in DreadOut and you want to know more information about it before you download it, feel free to visit the official DreadOut website .
System Requirements
The minimum requirements to download DreadOut on your PC are listed below:
- Operating System: Windows XP or later
- Processor: @ 2.0 GHz or superior
- RAM Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics Card: ATI Radeon X1300, NVidia GeForce 6, GMA X300 VGA or higher
- Sound Card: compatible with DirectX 9.0c
- Hard Drive Space: at least 1 GB free on your PC
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DreadOut is a "survival horror" that give us exactly what it promises, and what all lovers of the game of terror seeks a suffocating atmosphere, dingy and dark scenes, great scares and make you jump out of the chair on more than one occasion.
Our adventure begins as players DreadOut a strange and sudden way when Linda, our character and the protagonist of this ghost story awakens in a dingy and dirty shack western style. At first it seems a deserted place, with little more than an old piece of furniture, a musty mattress and a mobile ... A mobile ?! Yes, Linda is the phone, and it seems that someone is calling insistently. After crossing the hut in complete darkness, we reach the device is still vibrating, waiting for someone to answer the call Who will call Linda? In the mobile screen we see the picture of Shelly, the childhood friend of Linda, who also goes to school with her. However, when picking a horrible interference that will eventually hang up they will be filtered. We were alone, but now at least we have the dim light that provides mobile, key tool in our adventure.But this is only the beginning of the game, but not history. As often happens we find an excerpt from the main plot, like something out of somewhere in our future adventure and strategically located at the beginning as a tutorial. However, these first minutes of play will give us a great summary of what awaits us if we decide to continue our adventure.
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Pop-Up Magazine Comes to the MOMA
Pop-Up Magazine isn't something you page through on the train or scroll through on your phone. Every issue of the magazine is a live performance, one night only, bringing together documentarians, writers of all kinds, photographers, and radio folks for a 90-minute show. The issue "unfolds like a magazine," with short bits first and longer pieces following. Pop-Up doesn't record the show and they don't put anything online, so if you're not there, you've missed it. Next Wednesday, March 17, Pop-Up presents the first staging of their shorter between-issue series, Sidebar, in the atrium of the SFMOMA.
SFMOMA's Voyeurism and Surveillance Exhibit: Examining the Camera's Most Unsettling Uses
Currently on exhibit until April 17 at the SFMOMA, Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and the Camera Since 1870 explores the watching me, watching you phenomenon as it has evolved since the early days of the camera. In an era when cameras and recording devices are ubiquitous, impacting norms around privacy and exclusivity, this exhibit is more relevant than ever.
SFMOMA's Pop-Up 'Shadowshop': All Artwork Less Than $250
Even the person who has everything won't have this: Damien Hirst's chopped up shark, floating in a bath of formaldehyde and viewed through a casket-like vitrine. You can yank the original out of Charles Saatchi's living room, or buy the miniature version, by Bay Area-artist Byungjoon Shin, for a mere $89.99.
Shin's work is among hundreds of artists' tchotchkes, books, sculptures, media, and other creative output on sale at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's Shadowshop, a pop-up art store where nothing costs over $250.
Local Artist Bill Fontana Unveils Latest Sound Sculpture at SFMOMA
Conceptual? Yes. Intelligent? Yes. Over my head? Yes. Local artist Bill Fontana is an international phenomenon and has been a pioneer of sound art for the past 40 years. Turning what we're accustomed to with visual art on its head, it is not what we see but rather what we hear that is Fontana's body of work. He calls it sculpture, but what you're looking at in his work is only an instrument that generates the desired effect. And this time around, the SFMOMA building itself is the medium for Fontana's latest site-specific sound sculpture.
SFMOMA's "Bay Area Ecstatic" Showcases Experimental Films of Mysticism This Thursday
We recently wrote about a collection of film shorts exploring the history of the Bay Area's experimental cinema, called Radical Light. Riding that wave is the SFMOMA, which is showcasing a sweet new batch of shorts called Bay Area Ecstatic. Showing this Thursday at 7 pm in the Phyllis Wattis Theater, it's a look at the decades of "cine-sorcerers" who have passed through the Bay Area and conceived films full of mysticism, drug-induced states of being and frenzied sexuality.
Public Library's Family Pass Program Is a Free Chance to Check Museums
Because you've just spent your life savings on World Series tickets, you'll probably love to hear that the SF Public Library's Family Pass Program gives library card holders a chance to experience the city's fantastic array of museums for free. Say what?
SFMOMA Selects Architects for Expansion
Drumroll, please … SFMOMA has selected the Norwegian architecture firm of Snøhetta to design the larger-than-life museum expansion set to house the massive Fisher Collection. Initial design concepts of the team's first West Coast building in the US will be unveiled in spring 2011. The renowned firm will collaborate with a local San Francisco team to create additional gallery space in the museum's Third Street building, as well as an extension designed for Howard Street, which will connect to the back of the existing museum.
New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape @ SFMOMA
In a way, SFMOMA's exhibition New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape thumbs its nose at the likes of Ansel Adams and Minor White. Gone are the steep cliffsides and winding rivers, so too are the romanticism and the awe in the face of nature's grandeur. In its place are run-down buildings, barren trailer parks and decrepit gas stations: man's specific imprint on the natural world. The photographs—stark and deceptively poignant—are treatises on humans' capabilities, but there's not a single person in the frames.
The Fisher Collection: Scoping Out 'Calder To Warhol' at the SFMOMA
It's a introduction with a hot must-see/sell-by date. "Calder to Warhol: Introducing the Fisher Collection" just opened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art this week, but many of the staggering modern and contemporary artworks -- the buoyant Alexander Calder mobiles, epic, straw-strewn Anselm Kiefer paintings and monumental Chuck Close portraits -- won't be on view forever (though the museum is now the home of all these masterworks). A good deal will be under wraps until the forthcoming expansion of the museum, which will include a new wing for the collection.


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School Board sinks its Christmas float
Member Zanetti says the cost might send wrong message in a lean budget.
Published: Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 12:21 a.m.
Bah! Humbug!
It's not going to look a lot like Christmas for the School Board this holiday season. The board has withdrawn its 16-foot flatbed float from the Dec. 5 Christmas Parade.
It would have cost the school system up to $2,000 in materials, worker time and paying a driver to pull the float, which features wooden decorated animals, said Kerry Burke, a School District spokeswoman.
"I'm afraid it will send a message that we are frivolous" with taxpayer money, board member Judi Zanetti said after the group decided not to participate.
After all, the board just approved using $6 million in reserve funds for after-school and Saturday programs.
The transportation and facilities department used donated materials and a flatbed trailer, which belongs to the School District, the past two years.
School Board member Sue Mosley, a member of the Friends of the Christmas Parade group that organizes the parade, said the board rarely participated in the event.
That was until about two years ago. Mosley wants the board members to join other officials, even if it means riding in their own vehicle or a school bus.
"I would love for them to participate like the other dignitaries," said Mosley, who cannot participate in the event because she is on the committee.
Though the cost of entering a float is relatively low for a group that oversees a $600 million-plus budget, board member Ron Crawford said a "principle" is at stake.
"I don't know if it would send the right message," Crawford said. "I think saving every penny is the right thing to do."
Kerry said individual schools raise money for floats and will continue to participate in the annual event.
Organizers are pleased that this "How the economy stole Christmas" tale is not playing out all over the county: So far, 46 floats are registered; last year there were 50.
Phyllis Hamm, president of Friends of the Christmas Parade, said it's a shame to lose the School District's float.
"The [city] councilmen and [county] commissioners will be in" the parade, Hamm said.
She sends out notices to all elected officials in November, giving them a shot to be in the parade, even if it means using their private vehicles.
The 60-year tradition, which draws an estimated 70,000 people annually, starts on Silver Springs Boulevard at Southeast 25th Avenue and heads west.
This year's parade theme is "A Christmas For Everyone." The parade will include dozens of bands, motorized entries, 70 horses and about 20 dogs.
It begins at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 5.
Starting in 2010, for the first time ever, the parade will be held on the second Saturday in December. Traditionally, it had been held on the first Saturday.
Mosley said the first Saturday of December is the day of the Southeastern Conference's championship football game and other city events.
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Seahawks GM John Schneider likes to crack jokes, but behind every quip, there's a deceptive amount of substance as he prepares for the NFL draft.
John Schneider is the A student who goofs off in school. You love how he transforms serious time into comedy until you realize that you can't do the same.
Then envy turns you Kermit green.
In public, the Seahawks general manager is a quick-witted, fun-loving guy who takes nothing too seriously. In private, though, he prepares so thoroughly he can be loose. Behind every quip, there's a deceptive amount of substance to Schneider. He has one of the most difficult jobs in professional sports, especially this time of year. But as an awkward NFL draft approaches amid the uncertainty and gloom of a lockout, Schneider presents cool, confident and quirky leadership.
This is a tough year to be a talent evaluator. The lockout has put free agency and trades on hold. Teams will draft college players starting next Thursday, but after the selections, those players will join the rest of the league in limbo. It's hard to stay focused and committed to a plan, but that's what Schneider and the Seahawks are doing. With Schneider serving as Pete Carroll's right-hand man, you get the sense the Seahawks are primed to thrive despite the awkwardness.
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For certain, they need to thrive. The team's needs this offseason are considerable. Most notably is the quarterback issue. Charlie Whitehurst is now the only quarterback on the roster. Matt Hasselbeck is a free agent, and he's likely to return, but you never know. Even if Hasselbeck returns, it has become clear that the Seahawks need to draft another quarterback to challenge Whitehurst as the team's signal caller of the future. And if former Washington star Jake Locker is available, he'll add another layer of complexity to the decision.
Beyond that pressing quarterback matter, the Seahawks still need impact players on the offensive and defensive lines. They might need to add a cornerback, too. And we're just getting started. Their needs are tremendous for a team that advanced to the second round of the NFL playoffs.
Even though the Seahawks qualified for the postseason with a 7-9 record and upset New Orleans in the first round, Schneider won't be fooled into believing the team is further along than it really is. He knows that playoff appearance did much to inspire confidence in Carroll's way of doing things, but he also knows the Seahawks are still at the beginning of their rebuilding process. Therefore, he can't let the lockout disrupt them too much.
"It's just unique," Schneider says of this situation. "It's just a unique year, but where we are as a team, we still think we're in the infancy of our development."
He doesn't panic, because he's ready. The Seahawks anticipated an offseason this volatile long ago. Whenever a new collective-bargaining agreement is in place, they'll be ready to attack their free-agent goals. But, really, it's fitting that the draft has taken on increased importance because of the lockout. It's supposed to be the lifeline of every team, but it's especially vital for the Seahawks. They want to follow the same model that Schneider learned in Green Bay. They want to build young, athletic teams, manage the salary cap wisely and contend year after year like the Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots do.
"I would like to be younger," Schneider says. "We want to be young, tough, smart, fast and aggressive. We want that to be our staple."
To accomplish that, Carroll, Schneider and the rest of the front office must nail most every draft. They drafted quite well last season, and it wound up helping the team in the short and long term. Of course, having the Nos. 6 and 14 picks in 2010 made it easier. This year, their first-round pick is No. 25 and they don't have a third-round pick, so the challenge is greater.
For what it's worth, Schneider all but taped a "For Sale" sign on that No. 25 pick during a meeting with reporters Monday. He seems confident that if the Seahawks move down in the draft, they can acquire more picks and make better use of this draft's depth.
Then again, it's hard to trust anything an NFL executive says at this time of year. The double talk and posturing is exhausting.
One thing is certain, though: Schneider will guide the franchise through a well-thought-out and solid process next week. And when he's finished, he'll make some self-deprecating jokes, tease Carroll, crack on reporters and make it seem like he didn't do anything but entertain the masses.
Don't let him fool you, though. He knows his stuff. His staff knows its stuff.
All kidding aside, the Seahawks figure to do a trustworthy job in this awkward draft.
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The House of Representatives will debate and vote this week on H.R. 2112 – Agriculture Appropriations for 2012. Some provisions would reduce access to food for members of our communities who are living in poverty – particularly children and the elderly. It is critical to the health and development of our children that these negative provisions in H.R. 2112 are amended prior to a vote.
If the current provisions are accepted, hundreds of thousands of people would lose access to food assistance through WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children), TEFAP (The Emergency Food Assistance Program) and the Commodity Supplemental Food Program for the elderly.
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children
Provisions in H.R. 2112 would fund the WIC program at nearly $1 billion below the $6.83 billion needed to meet the anticipated demand in 2012. Given an estimated 5% increase in the price of food in 2012, this means that approximately 350,000 women and children would be denied access to the program.
The WIC program was established in the 1970s when nutrition deficiencies were identified among children living in poverty. Today, approximately 25% of the children in the United States are living in "food-insecure" households, meaning that they do not have sufficient food throughout the month. In most cases, these households lack nutritious foods such as fresh vegetables and fruits, and rely heavily on processed foods high in salt and preservatives, and on starches. Many of the least well-nourished children in the United States are overweight or obese.
WIC provides nutrition education and better access to healthcare and nutritious foods to pregnant women and their children to help ensure that they will grow and develop physically, emotionally and intellectually. This is necessary to ensure a well-functioning society in the future. However, H.R. 2112 eliminates nutrition, considering it to be wasteful administration. The WIC Farmers' Market program encourages women to purchase fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables by reimbursing farmers' markets for WIC purchases. This is a help to farmers as well as to families. However, this program would be cut by 25% if the appropriations bill passes without amendment.
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Local food makes a global impact: The case for shopping locally
Some movements ask you to stand up to riot police. Others have folks refusing food until the powers-that-be bend to their will. But what if saving the world was as easy as buying a sweet, succulent fruit grown at a nearby farm?
That's the promise held out by the "locally grown foods" movement, which is quickly catching up to "organic" as the food label of choice for people looking to right the world's wrongs.
How can the simple act of seeking out locally grown food make a difference?
In a nutshell, shopping locally puts a spoke in the wheel of an increasingly global food system that chooses convenience -- and perhaps price -- over everything else. Like taste. Like food security. Like the environment. Like our neighbors.
The good news is that making the extra effort to buy local foods isn't a chore; it's fun. It tastes great. It's good for you. It's good for the planet. And it's catching on.
- Fast Co. magazine counted eating locally as one of the top trends and emerging ideas that will affect the way we work and live in 2005.
- The Italy-based Slow Food movement, dedicated to preserving the world's distinctive food cultures by eating and enjoying marginalized foods, now counts more than 80,000 members in 104 countries, including 12,000 in the United States in its first three years.
- The number of farmers markets in the United States has nearly doubled in the last decade.
- Retailers around the country, including specialty markets such as Jimbo's Naturally and Major Market, are beginning to stock their shelves with more locally produced foods.
Jimbo's began listing the product's country of origin about three years ago, said Jimbo's Chief Operating Officer Wayne Weiler. If the product comes from a large or well-known local farm, Jimbo's might place a sign in the display area noting the farm's name.
"At that time, we had a lot of shoppers asking us where some of the products in our stores come from," Weiler added. "People still ask if it's not clear to them. For some people, it's a choice to support the small, local farms and companies in their areas. For others, it's concern about health and (food) safety."
"There is an evolution under way," said Brian Halweil, author of the just-published "Eat Here: Reclaiming Homegrown Pleasures in a Global Supermarket." "The only way to spur that evolution is to let farmers and store managers know you're interested in buying locally grown products."
County's unique combination
The bandwagon behind local foods is filling up in San Diego County.
A recent survey by the Cooperative Extension San Diego County showed that 70 percent of respondents considered San Diego-grown produce better than what they could get from outside the county. Another survey about farms and water usage found that about 85 percent of Southern Californians said they valued local farms enough to support laws that made it easier for farms and ranches to stay in urban settings.
San Diego County is the sixth highest urban population among U.S. counties. But the county also boasts the nation's 12th largest agricultural economy.
"It's an unusual combination," said Eric Larson, executive director of the San Diego County Farm Bureau. "Consumers get lucky here, they get direct access to farm products. Farmers have a built-in customer base right here."
Though the county's indoor plants, avocados, and 200-plus other crops are shipped all over the world, local farmers are also looking for customers closer to home. That effort crested this summer with the launch of a new label, "San Diego Grown 365," designed to highlight those products with roots in San Diego County soil. The San Diego Agricultural Society's labeling effort is still in its infancy, with just two farms signed up so far and another 15 completing the paperwork.


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I took one hydrocodone I had left over from getting a tooth pulled a month ago,I had to get another one pulled and they gave me ultracet.I take random hair tests at work so I'm worried if the hydrocodone will show up.if ultracet shows up the same I won't be worried.can anyone help?
Will ultracet show up the same as hydrocodone in a hair test?
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27 Jul 2010
Jesus_y0, Both hydro and ultracet metabolize into a synthetic codeine which shows up as an opoid, so by this time they would show the same results. They would have to test specifically for hydrocodone which I would think be very cost prohibitive. I am not a Dr. just did some research so good luck! Julie
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Round 6 Results
West vs. Duke (1-0)
Fissel vs. Floto (1-0)
Corona vs. King (0-1)
Donovan vs. Shepherd (1-0)
Round 5 Results
Drake vs. West (1-0)
Shepherd vs. Pitts (0-1)
Macaspac vs. Donovan (1-0)
King vs. Baniel (0-1)
Floto vs. Coraona (0-1)
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The battle between co-leaders was decided quickly in round 4. Pitts blundered a pawn without any compensation. The game since then was lopsided in Black's favor. Macaspac efficiently converted his advantage into a win. Macaspac has one more tough game with Baniel in round 6 tomorrow. If he overcomes him, he will easily become the champion this year.
Round 4 Results
West vs. Fissel (1-0)
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Although I have written two books: Children and Chess (A Guide for Educators) and Science, Math, Checkmate, I have never had a blog before. I am excited about the prospect of quick feedback from MonRoi Web site visitors. I look forward to providing fun and helpful chess information to you. As you can tell from my book titles, I am primarily interested in how chess might be used as an educational tool.
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So this was pretty neat, especially with pink floyd, you can never go wrong with pink floyd, the "VOICES" in this were pretty right on, and synked very good, and with the sprites that was a nice addition to this whole deal, sharp animation aswell, so overall you did a fantastic job showing good effort on putting all these elements together, The quality on the visuals was pretty good, thh onlything that is an issue and even that its not, is the size it kinda dragged on towards the end maybe because the 4 mb but besides all that this was pretty good, kinda like a music video, anyways decent flash here.
I dont really have any helpful tips this time but maybe just make it shorter as it tended to drag on towards the end.
You know when I first watched this I got really scared of it. Now I'm loads better and could understand it more too, and I relish your style of mixing both the music and the animation together. It didn't seem at all long to me, surprisingly, which was how I felt when I first watched it. Glad you made this :)
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lol i wish i could have given this an eleven. very clever use of phoenix wright mixed with pink floyd. i am a HUGE pink floyd fan and i wasnt expecting this to have anything to do with floyd, but as luck would have it, there it was.great song, funny animations, keep it up dude. "two thumbs up!" indeed......
Wow, it's been awhile since I've seen a Phoenix Wright parody here. This wasn't even so much a parody, as it was a tribute. It was different than most other Phoenix Wright movies here and it was so cool to watch. I have seen Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Then again, it's been so long, probably the only reason I know it was from this, was because it had "The Wall" in its name. The voices are wonderfully done and the lipsynching is perfect.
I'm personally not the biggest fan of Pink Floyd, but appreciate their work. I'm surprised this didn't win a single award! It's a bit long, but for something that's so well put together, it doesn't matter how long it is. The sprite work is especially done very well in this. At least it managed to make the Phoenix Wrong collection, if nothing else!


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Fundraiser for Honor Flight trips Thursday
The Gillespie County Veterans Service Office will host a fundraising event to raise money for Honor Flight trips.
The fundraiser is set for 6-10 p.m., Aug. 1 at Hondo's on Main.
"This is an opportunity for our community to hear great music by our local musicians who are donating their time for this event, and there is no cover charge to get in," said Tami King, Gillespie County Veterans Service Officer.
In addition to music, World War II veterans will speak about their military service.
Honor Flights provide veterans with a free trip to Washington, D.C. to visit monuments dedicated to them. During the trips, veterans are assigned a personal "guardian," and the flights are equipped with medical staff.
Honor Flight Austin has scheduled the first Gillespie County veteran flight on Sept. 27-28 for 34 county veterans.
"Each $1,000 sponsorship will provide a WWII veteran with airfare, all meals, hotel, bus rental and wheelchair rentals," King said. "We are encouraging individuals, businesses, churches, civic organizations and others to sponsor in the honor of a WWII veteran or in memory of a WWII veteran."
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I love seeing the clown girls that Kobi comes out with. My fear though is that Kobi will get bored with doing clown girls. Although I hope you don't Kobi!
Adorable! I love the outfit and coloring!~
clown girls are becoming very popular aren't they?
yay moar clowns but would be nice to see clown bois x3
yea i havent seen many pics of clown boys
i know there needs to be more feminine cute ones ^^
I agree maybe when I have some free time I'll get some boys I know to join the circus.XD
aww cute
so many clown girls... ;w;
will there be at least some DIAPERED clown girls soon? ;w; i can get behind that at least. >w< after all... It was my idea for Jay Manney to do that diapered clown Mayor Mare pic. >w<
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How much you got!!!XD
absolutely adorable!
What a cute clown girl.
yay, more clowns
At last, my people get a little recognition.
This is to funny! Another clown girl commission right after my 4 page comic.
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The same-sex marriage law in Maryland is one of several new laws which take effect across our region. Among them - restaurants in what was a dry town in Montgomery County - are now allowed to serve alcohol.
Change has always been slow in coming in Damascus and that's the way people who live here like it, but a new law that goes on the books Tuesday will likely shake things up in the quiet town.
"We had two great restaurants go out of business here because they couldn't have liquor so the business goes elsewhere," says Misty Bittinger.
Dry Damascus is dry no more. The sale of alcohol has been illegal here since prohibition, but in a hotly-contested referendum vote, residents OK'd new legislation allowing the sale of beer and wine in Damascus restaurants.
"We're not going to see people coming here from Germatown and Gaithersburg just because we serve alcohol, but we do see people leave the town of Damascus and patronize Germantown and Gaithersburg," says Randy Anderson, who owns the Music Café.
His café is one of just a handful of restaurants in town. Live acts perform on the weekends and up until now his beverage menu has been dry. Now with the ability to sell alcohol he feels he can now keep up with his competition in neighboring towns.
For supporters of the new law, it's about keeping Damascus dollars in Damascus.
"I hope it will boost the economy here and bring in more restaurants because you don't have a lot of choices here," says Christine Johnson.
One quick in the new law: alcohol can only be served to patrons who are seated at tables. Nevertheless, most residents, even those like Jerry Mader, a longtime opponent of alcohol sales in Damascus, think the new law will be good for the town.
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When you brought your LO's home how did you adjust from every 3 hour feedings to your LO's schedule. Did you just wait for you LO to wake up and get hungry or did you wake them up? Are preemies different then full term in that they dont always wake up when they are hungry? I'm just wondering because I am up to 6 breastfeeds a day (still in the NICU) and sometimes I feel like I am wearing her out when we wake her up to eat. Should I be doing that at home when we go home in a couple weeks?
Breastfeeding schedule at home?
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It depends on the baby & "Drs Orders". I stuck to 3 hrs for my sanity - and for a few reasons did a lot of bottles. BF would be nearly every hour. That's another story.
But DR was happy w/every 3 hours. The first few weeks I wasn't to let him go more than 4 hrs at night. He usually woke up at 3.5 hrs before my alarm went off at 4 hr.
It was a mix durring the days - many times he woke up - others I had to wake him up.
Boy, 30weeks, 3/2/09, PROM (now a thriving 4 year old) ^^Girl^^ MC 1/31/2012 at 13 weeks. Baby boy, June 2013, 32 w5d
I did bottles every 2-3 hrs on demand for the first month at home (3m act). After the first month (4m act) I decided to try to nurse and I BF then pumped every 2 hours- eg: I nursed for 30 mins and then followed with a pumped bottle. I finally got the nerve to BF exclusively. DD was at the breast for almost 2 weeks straight it seemed. I spent an inordinate amount of time in the rocking chair switching the baby from one breast to the other until she slept. Thank goodness I moved the chair in front of the TV!
Around 5m-7m actual, we finally got the hang of side-lying nursing so dd could nurse while we were laying down. Shortly after she began to wake on her own and latch while sleeping so we could both get some rest!
Sum it up to say that I nursed on demand but if she went more than 3 hours with out nursing for the first 5 months (2m adjusted) I simply put her to the breast- waking her if necessary. She was a tiny baby and had/has a huge need for calories even now at almost 4yo.
If that was too jumbled, let me know... it's been a long day.
By the time she was about
I was told to wake him up. However, my DS woke up before 3 hours. He was eating almost every 90 minutes for a while. I don't put my baby on a schedule (more of an attachment parenting type of person) however, if he did try to go longer than 3 hours, I would have woken him up.
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If I BF every feeding now, he would be hungry every hour! And it takes 45 mins to BF! We do 3 BFs in the afternoon now. That is around his cluster feed time. All the rest are bottles. He can do a full bottle feed in 10 mins flat. That is very helpful at night!
Before your baby comes home they'll probably put her on unscheduled feeds (they called them "ad lib" feeds in our NICU) so that you can get used to reading her feeding cues. She may need to nurse more frequently than every three hours if she's getting tired out with long nursing sessions. I assume you're working with an IBCLC there? She can help you transition to nursing on-demand.
It is very important that when you get home you BF on demand, and NOT on a schedule. That is the quickest thing you can do to lose your milk supply! You can't nurse a baby too much or too often, especially in the early weeks. (And for those of us with preemies, those early weeks are more like months...) If she's still sleepy then, you might have to wake her, but she'll grow out of that before you know it.
You should contact your local La Leche League and talk to someone for support. I also recommend you check out Kellymom for more information: www.kellymom.com/bf/index.html
As a side note, congratulations on your success at BFing such an early, small baby! My son was 29 weeks and 1 pound 15 ounces, and it took us almost 6 months to transtition to nursing. He's still nursing at almost 20 months, but we had a really rough beginning. It sounds like you're doing great!
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Mom to Carter Logan, born 1/8/08 at 29 weeks, after 8 failed IUIs and one successful IVF.� Still nursing and cosleeping!
We definitely had to wake up our twins once they came home from the NICU, especially our IUGR baby, Alexis. I fed them on demand, but kept a chart on who ate when and would wake them to eat if they hadn't on their own after 3-4 hours. Alexis had a very weak suck, so after she nursed she would get a bottle of pumped milk using a fast flow preemie nipple. Then I would pump. We did this every 3-4 hours around the clock. At about four months actual she started getting enough from the breast sometimes and would not want the bottle. So we only offered her one in the morning and before bed, and that is also the only time I pumped. Then at five months actual, we quit those bottles all together and decided to finally put them back on a schedule because I was nursing a baby every hour and a half sometimes if they got on alternate schedules. So now, at six months old, they both nurse exclusively and eat at 7 a.m., 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. Even now, I still wake them up sometimes, especially Ben who can just sleep and sleep and sleep.
Twins DD (2 lbs. 10 oz., severe IUGR) & DS (4 lbs. 15 oz.) 2/09 - at 32 weeks (after 17 weeks of bed rest)
Just wanted to add that Jenn is right. Also, before my son was discharged, they let me room in and he very quickly went from their scheduled 3 hour feeds to 2.5 hours to 2 hours. Then when he was home, he stayed on the 2 hours for 24 hours for a while. Now I get one long stretch a night (between 4 & 5 hours), but it took a long time to get that. During the day, he is still a frequent nurser. I wouldn't have it any other way and I agree that nursing on demand is key to having a happy nursing relationship and a good supply. Kellymom is a great resource for nursing and they have a section of their forum just for NICU moms.
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I have been home with my preemie twins for about two weeks now...we went from 3 hour schedule to ad lib (on demand) in about 4 hours after leaving the hospital lol. It's tough...out of the hospital you have a life (i.e. doctors appointments, SLEEP, washing clothes) and sometimes (like most of the time) feedings aren't going to be on a SET time.
For us, breastfeeding is a big, big chore. It takes me about 45 minutes to feed both twins and then an hour and a half later it's feeding time all over again. Not much time in between...and in the evening when my supply is low we nurse every hour. I always nurse before giving a bottle....
Oh and believe me...they make it known that they are hungry lol...maybe even more so than a termie. :o)
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I stuck to the 3 hour schedule for the most part. If my DD woke up early though, I would feed her early. We brought her home at 35 weeks so she was still very, very sleepy. If I didn't wake her up at least every 3 hours, she would have never eaten! The first 4 weeks I would say that she hardly woke up to eat at all. I had to wake her up. At night, I let her go every 4 hours. She is now 6 months actual (3 adjusted) and still eats every 2 1/2-3 hours during the day and just once at night.
Mommy to 4 beautiful kids
DS (38 weeks), DD (36 weeks), DS (34 weeks), DD (28 weeks)


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Barack Obama was in Wisconsin and Tennessee Thursday happy talking about "opportunity." He's for it, by the way.
"It's good to be in Wisconsin," he told Wisconsin. Few hours later, "It's good to be in Nashville." In both places he talked about "opportunity"–the opportunity that comes with jobs and the opportunity that comes with education.
As a word, "opportunity" polls well. Americans like the idea. Yet, these days whenever Obama has the opportunity to talk about his signature namesake "achievement," he rarely seizes the opportunity.
It wasn't until two-thirds
of the way through his 7,000-word State of the Union address Tuesday
night that Obama mentioned healthcare. But he never said the the words
"ObamaCare" or "Affordable Care Act." The good news for Obama is his
2014 State of the Union was the least-watched of any this century.
Within Thursday's nearly 7,000 words, the Democrat never uttered the word "ObamaCare," while "Affordable Care" slipped out but once.
That's no accident. Obama's healthcare reform is less popular every day, coming up on two-to-one disapproval. Not to mention the plunge in Obama's own approval with the revelations of his serial lies about keeping your insurance and your doctor if you want. "Period."
To millions of Americans, however, ObamaCare has been just a word. Now, however, every single day thousands of Americans learn the details of ObamaCare's impact on their family, lives and wallets. It's not pretty.
At Pittsburgh's WTAE-TV, the ABC Hearst outlet, an enterprising anchor, Wendy Bell, made arrangements to film the benefits information session at a McKeesport small business, an auto body shop.
The video below has all the figures. They are devastating. But just watch the workers' faces as the financial impact sinks in. Very sad.
On Nov. 4 these Pennsylvanians and millions of other ObamaCare victims will have the "opportunity" to pass midterm election judgment, not so much on Obama. He's done with elections, as he boasted to the Russians, who'd like to be done with them too.
Since not one single Republican member of Congress voted to pass ObamaCare, its ownership resides solely with Democrats. Which is why you do not hear many of them bragging about that position.
Control of Congress hangs in the balance. Republicans already overwhelmingly control the House. Only six new Senate seats for the GOP means Happy Harry Reid becomes an unhappy former Democrat Majority Leader.
Obama is already a lame duck. But whether he talks about his plan or not, these voters will have the opportunity to express their opinion in just 277 days.
If they want to keep their congressional Democrats, they can.
If not, they'll have other choices. Period.
A GOP Mom explains why she's a Republican
Obama's latest crop of ambassadors, clueless like their boss
Obama, the serial speaker: What's left to promise and not deliver?
Obama opposes growing wage inequality except–Wait!–he's been the president
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when these TDF riders suddenly pull off to take a nature break, obviously the cameras aren't around. They seem to get back into the mix pretty quickly however, and one would assume they are draining the main vein.
I would think it would be terribly awkward to attempt to relieve oneself by the roadside in full cycling regalia, especially if one suddenly realized a tremendous arse-blast was imminent. Do the team cars carry toilet paper for these guys as well or do the riders just pull the dog-next-door move and drag the rump on the grass ;-)


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I'm not interested on how much you know, as much as how much you need to know. What I mean is this...I'm a practicing engineer (and an aspiring airline pilot), and after all my years of study I can say that I probably use about 5% of what I learned in college in my everyday workday. I am currently in the middle of my instrument training and I'm trying to learn everything and anything, but don't know what I should put more emphasis on. Now, I understand the more I know the better off I am when it comes to flying. But that's not what I'm interested in. Can anyone give me a % of total knowledge acquired to reach airline pilot status used in your every day routine flights.
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- City of Atlanta (Ga.) was listed on earmark requests:
- $500,000 ultimately approved in fiscal year 2010 described as Sewer system infrastructure improvements
- $300,000 ultimately approved in fiscal year 2009 described as City of Atlanta for sewer system rehabilitation project
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Join us at DeVos Place Convention Center December 4-6, 2015, for an exciting weekend of competition hosted by Grand Rapids Gymnastics. This is the meet your team will be talking about for the rest of the season! With top-notch facilities, amenities and featuring AAI equipment, this is a great experience for athletes and spectators.
Competition starts bright and early Friday morning and continues through Sunday night. Event Finals sponsored by Alpha Factor will be held Saturday evening, preceded by the Special Olympics exhibition.
Coaches will be treated to a coaches party sponsored by Alpha Factor.
Gymnasts will have the opportunity to meet 2004 Olympic All Around Gold Medalist Carly Patterson and 2012 Olympian and current National Team Member Jake Dalton. Carly will be returning to Gymnastics on the Grand for the third time and we welcome Jake to his first Gymnastics on the Grand! They will be in attendance during the weekend and at many of the awards sessions. Be sure to have Carly and Jake autograph their page in your meet program!
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