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The Maker's Movement, a term coined to describe the millions of people who are turning toward creating self-made products, is opening up a new world of opportunities and possibilities for anyone looking for a true hands-on experience. DIY can mean everything from building your own kitchen cabinets to crafting a 3D printed robot to sewing a quilt. Makers thrive in fields ranging from food to crafts to technology, inventing and innovating as they go along. During September, Broward County Library will celebrate the crafters, the creators, the innovators and the inventors with free, fun events for the whole family! Maker's Month Events @ Broward County Libraries For Children and Tweens
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On Display/Exhibit: "Bored? Make Something!" Book Display, Miramar Branch Library & Education Center; Stainless Steel Spiders Exhibit, Southwest Regional Library The Creation Station at Broward County's Main LibraryGet hands-on at the Creation Station, a makerspace and gadget lab at Main Library that represents the democratization of design, engineering, fabrication and education for all residents of Broward County. The Main Library Creation Station makerspace is a community center with tools that enable individuals to design, prototype and make 3D items. It features cutting-edge technology including 3D printers, allowing anyone to become a creator, innovator, designer or engineer. Find these state-of-the-art free services at the Creation Station:
Currently, the Creation Station is open for "Sneak Peek" Hours: Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3 to 7 p.m.
Bibliocraft: A Modern Crafter's Guide to Using Library Resources to Jumpstart
Creative Projects by Jessica Pigza
Dad's Book of Awesome Projects From Stilts and Super-Hero Capes to Tinker Boxes
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DIY Furniture 2: A Step-by-Step Guide by Christopher Stuart
Hacking Electronics: An Illustrated DIY Guide for Makers and Hobbyists by
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How to Show & Sell Your Crafts: How to Build Your Craft Business at Home,
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Make: Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing 2014 by Mark Frauenfelder
Makers: A History of American Studio Craft by Janet Koplos
Makers: The New Industrial Revolution by Chris Anderson
The Maker Movement Manifesto: Rules for Innovation in the New World of Crafters,
Hackers, and Tinkerers by Mark Hatch (eBook)
3D Printing by Terence O'Neill (eBook)
Wise Craft Turning Thrift Store Finds, Fabric Scraps, and Natural Objects Into
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Rated 5 out of 5 by tashaOKC I love this coconut syrup!! I have such fond memories of this syrup and my mom! My mom would bring this syrup back, from her yearly trips, by the boxes. It is that good!! She would get up the next morning and make us pancakes, topped with sliced bananas, roughly chopped macadamia nuts and top off our stacks with this amazing coconut syrup. MMMMM MMMMM!! This syrup is so good drizzled over coconut cupcakes and coconut bread and banana bread as well. You wont be disappointed. I PROMISE. December 5, 2014
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Rated 5 out of 5 by NectarineSmash Reminds me of my honeymoon! Every morning on our honeymoon in Kauai we ate breakfast at KuKui's, where my favorite was the malted belgium waffles with bananas, macadamian nuts, and coconut syrup! Unfortunately, we weren't checking any baggage so we couldn't bring any home with us. This is soo good and takes me straight back to breakfast on the beach of Kalapaki!! We like to pair it with William Sonoma's Banana Pancake recipe! Remember to shake well, and when you first open the bottle you may need to mix with a knife to get started. A little goes a long way on this very sweet mixture! It comes out fast, but that's normal too. May 21, 2013
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This week, since I haven't heard any whining from anyone else, and my only whiny question is why the Tribune thinks it's good food journalism to tell its readers NOT to go to a new sandwich restaurant in South Jordan (don't we have a long enough list of places not to go in Utah?) I'll get on the soapbox and talk about the issue of authenticity.
Authentic just means genuine, but in a food context, it's generally used to compare a version of a dish with someone's Proustian memory of that dish as they ate it originally. Pizza in Naples. Tapas in Barcelona. Peking duck in Beijing. Funeral potatoes in Utah.
Linguistically, there are two kinds of translation: literal and correct. "J'ai faim" literally means "I have hunger." But who says that? So we translate it as "I'm hungry."
And really, food is the same as language, all intertwined with people, community and place. Once you take a cuisine out of its country or region, can you call it authentic?
Once you remove the crumbling bell towers, the olive groves, the sound of spoken Italian at the net table, a lot of your culinary experience is gone. Once you're using olive oil and flour from a different region, fruit and vegetables and animals grown and fed from a different soil–well, you're translating a dish, not re-creating it. Is that authentic?
(Anyway, Americans don't have a huge heritage of culinary authenticity. We're a young country and we're a culture based on movement, not staying put. Our cuisine has been based on replication; we want the same hamburger and Coke in California that we do in Connecticut.)
Back to the question; I'd say no. The best we can hope for is a good translation, and as in language, the literal translation is not always the best choice. What you want is a restaurant, or a chef, that can convey the spirit of the cuisine and the soul of a dish, To do that, a chef/restaurateur has to be steeped in the culture of the cuisine and have a feel for how to convey that culture to diners via their tastebuds.
I don't mean to be splitting hairs here, really I don't. And I'm sure I've used the word authentic when that's not what I really meant. Who is able to point out an error they haven't made themselves?
But as food becomes more global, as we talk more and more about "local," if the word "authentic" is going to be used as a yardstick, it's worth thinking about what it really means.
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At last check, Americans spend $7 billion a year on beauty products. Even a beauty buff like me thinks there are better ways to drop a bill (can we say, "tropical getaway?"). So save some dough by playing chemist in your own kitchen.
That's exactly what Charlene Tello did to make a series of skin-brightening treatments. A Master Esthetician at Dave's Health & Nutrition, Tello suggests cooking up the following homemade mixtures for maximum pampering on a pauper's budget.
Facial Scrub – "This helps exfoliate dirt, oil and dead skin cells to keep your skin clean and rejuvenated."
1 ripe banana
¼ cup sugar
¼ ground oats
Add essential oils as desired
Facial Toner – "This has anti-aging properties, and is also very hydrating to the skin."
3 ½ ounces witch hazel
10 drops rose essential oil
10 drops chamomile essential oil
10 drops geranium essential oil
Combine in 4-ounce spray bottle and mist over clean face
Facial Mask – "This is very nutrient-dense, filled with vitamins A and C, and is very cleansing and nourishing to the skin."
½ cucumber, peeled
1 egg white
½ teaspoon lemon juice
½ teaspoon lime juice
1 thick slice of apple
Several mint leaves
1 drop lime essential oil
Combine all ingredients except oil in a food processor until smooth. Add the essential oil last and mix well. Refrigerate for 10 minutes.
Apply a layer to your clean face and neck area and leave it on for 20 minutes. Rinse well with warm water.
Use immediately, however, mixture will stay good if kept in the fridge for 1-2 days.
Now that you're a beauty-making maven, go get yourself something nice with the money you would have saved on lotions or creams. OK, maybe that defeats the purpose…
You can get in touch with Charlene by calling 801.446.0499.


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West Caldwell, NJ, September 6, 2011 - Ricoh Americas Corporation, a leading provider of digital office equipment and advanced document management solutions, today announced that it will sponsor a photo event, "JAPAN FASHION PHOTO 2011," held by hpgrp GALLERY NEW YORK from September 8 – 24."JAPAN FASHION PHOTO 2011" – a first-of-its-kind photo exhibition, designed to showcase premier fashion photographers of Japan – will be held during New York Fashion Week. Influential editors and art directors in the fashion and art industries in Japan have elected nine Japanese photographers whose works will be exhibited at the 16-day event.During the event, "GRist" – a special exhibition by Ricoh photo gallery RING CUBE, located in Ginza, Tokyo – will also take place, called "GRist12." "GRist" events feature photographs by famed Japanese photographers and celebrities as shot using a Ricoh GR Digital camera. The stories behind the artists' photographs were first told on Ricoh's GR BLOG, the official blog for GR Digital camera users in Japan. In the New York "GRist12" event, the work of 12 fashion photographers will be on display.A "GRist" photo exhibition will also be held simultaneously in Japan, featuring the work of 34 photographers and celebrities. "GRist34" will be held from September 7 – 18 at RING CUBE.The photographs exhibited represent the unique talents of the artists and how the Ricoh GR Digital camera allowed them to capture their unique, artistic vision. The event allows visitors to discover that self-expression through photography can be an enjoyable experience, whether you are an amateur or a professional.JAPAN FASHION PHOTO 2011Location:hpgrp GALLERY NEW YORK:529 West 20th St. 2W New York NY 10011. Tel: 212-727-3030Opening Events:9 / 8 (Thu) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pmArt Performance by PIPI DEER X EEPMON9 /9 (Fri) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pmFashion Presentation by TWOIN9 /10 (Sat) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmFashion Presentation by CHRIS HABANA9 /13 (Tue) 5:00 pm - 6:00 pmFashion Presentation by JUMAGRist12Location:in SPACE3 at hpgrp GALLERY NEW YORKPhotographers: (names appear in order of the coverage in GRist in GR BLOG.)Robert Adachi, Taichi Kozawa, Satoru Watanabe, Eiji Yuzawa, Daido Moriyama, Masato Terauchi, Tomonori "rip" Tanaka, Tetsuro Shimizu, Takayuki Maekawa, Ryo Ohwada, Kazuyuki Okajima, Youichi SoneGR DigitalReleased in 2005 as a compact premium digital camera by Ricoh, the GR Digital has been well evaluated by professional photographers in its descriptive power for compact cameras just as the film camera "GR" had been. The GR Digital is used as a sub-unit of an SLR camera, or as a camera for snapshots.GR DIGITAL http://www.ricoh.com/r_dc/gr/gr_digital3/GR BLOG (Japanese only)http://www.grblog.jp/RING CUBELocated in Ginza, Tokyo, RING CUBE is a place to discover new ways to enjoy photography, centered on the "Candid Photo," which makes photos feel closer and more familiar – at anytime, lightheartedly. This is a photo gallery that encourages participation by as many people as possible.RING CUBEhttp://www.ricoh.com/r_dc/ringcube/Photo Exhibition "Grist34" (Japanese only) http://www.ricoh.co.jp/dc/ringcube/event/grist34.htmlAbout Ricoh Americas CorporationRicoh Americas Corporation, headquartered in West Caldwell, N.J., is a subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd., the 75-year-old leading provider of advanced office technology and innovative document imaging products, services and software, with fiscal year 2010 sales in excess of $23 billion.Ricoh's fully integrated hardware and customizable services and software help businesses share information efficiently and effectively by enabling customers to control the input, management and output of documents.Ricoh Americas Corporation, directly or through its network of authorized dealers, markets and distributes products in North, Central and South America.Information about Ricoh's complete range of offerings can be found at www.ricoh-usa.com.# # #© 2011 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All other company or product names, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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Honors: 2010 Second-Team All-WAC, 2011 Preseason All-WAC, Two-Time WAC Defensive Player of the Week, Three-Time WAC All-Academic
2011: Started Idaho's first three games and posted an 0-1-2 record … allowed three goals and made 21 saves against UC Santa Barbara, UC Riverside and Seattle U … broke the Idaho single-game saves record with 14 stops in the 1-1 double-overtime tie against UC Santa Barbara … suffered a broken leg early in the second half against Seattle U and missed the remainder of the season … posted a 0.97 GAA and .875 save percentage in her time in net … was awarded a medical redshirt for the season.
2010: Boyden started all 21 games in goal and was voted Second Team All-WAC by the league's coaches. She had 80 saves to bring her career total to 241 (third-most all-time) and make her the fourth Vandal keeper to record at least 200 saves. She registered an assist in the 1-0 win over Gonzaga on Sep. 17 - the first in Idaho history by a goalkeeper - after a quick goal kick spurred a breakaway late in the first half. She earned WAC Defensive Player of the Week honors for the week of Aug. 30 - Sep. 5 after leading Idaho to a pair of wins in the Governor's Cup tournament. She ranked fifth in the WAC in saves and 92nd in the NCAA in goals-allowed average. She dropped her career GAA to 1.28, which is the best in Idaho history.
2009: Boyden started 16 games in goal for Idaho as a sophomore and compiled an 8-8 record. She held opponents to 19 goals on 71 shots faced for a .789 save percentage, which was tied for fourth in the conference. She had a 1.20 goals allowed average and shut out three opponents during the year. She held 11 opponents to fewer than two goals during the year. Boyden put together one of the best performances of her career on Oct. 2, when she made 10 saves in 109:44 in a 1-0 double-overtime win over Louisiana Tech, which entered the game as the nation's top scoring team. She also held Montana scoreless with three saves in a 1-0 win on Sep. 6 and halted Weber State with seven saves in a 1-0 win on Sep. 27. She was honored as the WAC Defensive Player of the Week for the games of Sep. 4-6 after going 2-0 and allowing just one goal with seven saves.
2008: Boyden started 15 of Idaho's 19 games as a freshman and led the team with 1455 minutes in goal. Her 90 saves on the year rank third in Idaho history, while her 1.61 goals-against average ranks fifth and her 26 goals allowed are tied for seventh. She led the Western Athletic Conference with a 5.62 saves-per-game average and ranked fifth in save percentage at .776. She earned her first career win and shutout in a 2-0 win over Idaho State. She stopped eight shots in 110 minutes in a 0-0 tie against Louisiana Tech on Oct. 12. She averaged 7.0 saves per game in WAC contests, including a career-high 10 against Hawai`i.At the end of the soccer season, she joined the Idaho women's basketball team, where she played in 14 games and started one as a reserve player. She scored eight points and blocked two shots and helped the Vandal women put together one of the nation's top turnarounds and finish a team-best third-place in the WAC.
High School/Club: Boyden was a two-time All-Greater Spokane League First Team honoree at Ferris High School. She was a four-year varsity starter for the Saxons and helped lead the team to a 2006 GSL co-championship. She was named an NECA Greater Spokane League Student-Athlete for the fall of 2007. She was a four-year honor roll student and National Honor Society member at Ferris. Boyden played her club ball with the Spokane Shadow, which she helped win back-to-back Washington state championships in 2006 and 2007. In 2004 and 2005, she helped the Shadow win United Soccer League Super Y-League Northwest championships and earned a Super Y-League National U-14 Player of the Week honor in the process. Also in 2004, she helped the Shadow earn a trip to the U.S. Club Soccer National Championship game. She was invited to the Northwest Region Olympic Development Program team each year from 2004-06 and qualified for the U.S. national ODP team in 2004.
Personal: Liz is the daughter of Bruce and Anita Boyden. She has two sisters, Jennifer and Hillary. She is the cousin of Kansas City Chiefs tight end Kevin Boss. She is a double-major at Idaho in Political Science and Resource Recreation and Tourism.


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Hectic lives and mounting responsibilities wear down our bodies, exhaust our minds, tax our emotions, and strain our spirits. Most days we barely muster the will to be happy, loving, contented, and compassionate. Starved of oxygen — time, energy, and enthusiasm to fluff our relationships, fuss over our physical needs and fill our mental, emotional and spiritual wells — our inner flames dim and we function under the cover of darkness.
To ensure we have light for our journey and to enable us to help others along, consider these suggestions:
Tend the spiritual flame; reconnect with and strengthen deep and abiding spiritual beliefs and regular and delightful spiritual practices. When aglow, our spiritual flame sheds a far-reaching and all-encompassing light on our lives. It illuminates the things that matter and makes life purposeful and fulfilling, regardless of the external circumstances. Plus, it cast a welcoming and encouraging glow for people we meet on our daily paths.
Tend the mental flame; update old and acquire new knowledge. We have choices – print, audio and digital books in bookstores, libraries and on the Internet. We can tune in online (forums, classes, workshops, blogs and social networking sites). We also have our in-person connections to tap for valuable input. When we combine them, we acquire the best each has to offer as they stimulate our intellect and inspire us to learn, grow and stretch our imaginations.
Tend the physical flame; get back to the bare bones of a healthy life. The stress generated by our busy personal and family lives coupled with demanding and competitive work environments take a serious toll on our bodies — from minor aches and pains to major life-disrupting diseases. A healthy lifestyle is relegated to the backburner when we're in the throes of other priorities — achieving personal and family goals, meeting set professional targets, and pursuing further education. It's a reality that often diminishes the physical flame. We need to return to and maintain an exercise routine that is realistic and manageable. Additionally, we should include healthy meals and large doses of rest (adequate night sleep and periodic relaxing moments) to each day. As our body heals and strengthens, our physical flame is revived. Its glow radiates outward and manifests itself in how we live, work and relate to people around us.
Tend the emotional flame; revisit accomplishments, deal with present issues and savor daily pleasures. When our emotional flame is weak, we have difficulty living and treating with negative circumstances. Our confidence level sits low and instead of being assertive and pro-active in our daily lives, we hedge and haw, do nothing or react too late. To help restore our emotional flame to its former brilliance, we should review the experiences of the past for their take-away values and analyze our present circumstances for the joy and challenges they bring.
A bright emotional flame empowers and motivates us to stand up, sort through, solve and survive life's challenges. It also enables us to accept and appreciate the positive events and relationships we encounter.
With our inner flames ablaze, we can accomplish much more than when they are weak and dim. We approach our day's responsibilities with focus, determination and confidence. We don't languish in despair over problems. Instead, we get to the meat of issues and rally all the resources at our disposal to understand, manage and maximize them. We take life's hits in stride. We adjust ourselves to accommodate inevitable and unexpected changes and we tunnel through storms to a calm, stable and comfortable place.
Have you been functioning in the dark? When last did you tend your inner flames?


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Speech Pathology masters program graduates its first class
Twenty-four students will receive their diplomas on Saturday, May 18, representing the inaugural class of Calvin's new speech pathology and audiology masters program.
May 13, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
Two Goldwaters, two NSF fellowships
Four Calvin science students have landed prestigious research awards.
April 05, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Uptown Kitchen opens
"I don't know in school if I ever thought I would do this so soon."
March 30, 2012 | Matt Kucinski
Engineering majors design motorized stroller
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June 10, 2011 | Matt Kucinski
Doing the honors
Calvin's honors program has grown since '93, when there were only two honors graduates. Since that time, Bratt and others have strengthened honors requirements in all disciplines and begun recognizing and encouraging academic talent early on.
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Barton finished the season with a team-best stroke average of 76.22, finishing second in two of her last three events. She ends her career at ETSU as the most decorated player in the program's history, holding more than seven individual season and career marks, while also garnering back-to-back first-team all-conference selections. She finished second at the Atlantic Sun Conference Championships to wrap up her career.
Meanwhile, Giraldo was second on the team in stroke average, finishing in the Top 15 in three events during the year - including a fifth-place showing at the A-Sun Championships. Gould finished third on the team in stroke average, and ended the season with a 10th-place showing at the conference tournament.


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Environmental group San Clemente Green and other opponents of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station gathered Saturday night at the San Clemente Community Center to celebrate the first anniversary of the closure of the plant, which they hope will be permanent.
A small leak of radioactive gas in a steam-generator tube in one of San Onofre's two reactors led to the plant's shutdown Jan. 31, 2012. The other reactor, Unit 2, already was down for maintenance. Subsequent inspections of the steam generators in both units found unexpected wear.
Actor and environmentalist Ed Begley Jr. spoke at Saturday's event to about 200 people about his experiences with alternative energy sources, and Steve Bender of the U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce discussed "green" job opportunities. Guests also took in pizza, beer, wine and live music by San Clemente's Kalama brothers, Ryan and Kai.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold a public meeting Tuesday in Capistrano Beach to discuss the status of its review of Southern California Edison's proposal to restart Unit 2 at San Onofre, about two miles south of San Clemente.
NRC staff will discuss its inspection and technical evaluation of Edison's response to an NRC letter in March about actions required to address the wear in steam-generator tubes.
Edison has proposed restarting Unit 2 at 70 percent power, which is expected to eliminate vibrations that caused wear among the thousands of tubes in the plant's four steam generators. The NRC has said neither reactor can restart until the commission decides it can be done safely.


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Diplex Destinations Appoints Doreen Sayegh Vice President – Alternative Programming
Westfield, NJ (March 25, 2013)– Digital Cinema Destinations Corp. (NASDAQ CM:DCIN) (Digiplex), announces the appointment of Doreen Sayegh to the position of Vice President – Alternative Programming. In the newly created position, she reports to the company's Chairman and CEO, A. Dale "Bud" Mayo. Since joining Digiplex before the Company's Initial Public Offering in early 2012, she has held positions of progressive responsibility sourcing and selecting alternative entertainment programming from a rapidly expanding community of content creators and emerging distribution channels, most recently as Executive Director. Digiplex is on the forefront of transforming traditional cinemas into the next generation of digital entertainment centers and currently operates 18 theaters with a total of 178 screens in Arizona, California, Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
"Doreen has been instrumental in helping Digiplex develop a robust lineup of diverse entertainment options for our patrons," said Bud Mayo, Digiplex Chairman and CEO. "Alternative Programming is a key component for strengthening customer affinity and revenue growth as we pursue our goal of becoming the most innovative exhibitor in the top 100 U.S. markets."
Prior to joining Digiplex, she was general manager of the Rialto Theater and Cranford Theater located in suburban New Jersey. Doreen Sayegh is an active member of the National Association of Theatre Owners of New Jersey and serves on the NATONJ Scholarship Committee.
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- 1/3 cup butter, softened
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon orange extract
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 cup chopped walnuts
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 tablespoon confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in extracts.
- Combine the flour, baking powder, salt and baking soda; add to creamed mixture alternately with orange juice. Fold in walnuts.
- Transfer to three greased 5-3/4-in. x 3-in. x 2-in. loaf pans. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks.
- In a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, orange juice, confectioners' sugar and orange peel until well blended. Chill until serving. Serve with bread. Yield: 3 mini loaves (6 slices each) and 1 cup spread.
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"Delicious. I used the juice and pulp from two oranges, and 1/4 tsp of orange peel in place of the extract. Then I baked it all in a 9x5 pan for 1 hour. Whole family loved it and I will definitely be making it again!"
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Celia Rivenbark - Sued by MeeMaw and PawPaw?
Published: Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 22, 2013 at 11:15 a.m.
So you say your adult children don't visit often enough and you never get to see your grandkids ever since your son married "that woman"?
I hear you.
And so, it turns out, does China.
Yes, China. According to a recent article in Time magazine, China has decided to revisit its 1996 law protecting the rights and interests of the aged to allow elderly parents to sue their grown children for not visiting them frequently.
What's that? Your daughter's Science Olympiad competition is this weekend and you can't come?
See you in court!
What's this? You say your son's baseball season begins next weekend but, "after that, definitely after that" you'll visit? Probably in the fall? Unless it's super inconvenient?
Better get a lawyer.
You have to hand it to the Chinese. I mean I've always been impressed with their ability to grow really tiny ears of corn but this, THIS is genius.
I have to say that I much prefer the legalized guilt of the Chinese take on treatment of elderly parents to that of Japan's finance minister, Taro Aso, who made headlines recently by saying the elderly's drain on Japan's resources make him realize, "The problem won't be solved unless you let them hurry up and die."
Let's just say MeeMaw better not hover at the top of the Aso family staircase in that wheelchair for an extra second.
Aso, a frisky, robust 72 himself, once famously complained that elderly people are useless, spending much of their time "doddering around and constantly going to the doctor."
Why you little.
That's exactly how I plan to spend my golden years, at the doctor's office and, arthritic fingers crossed, suing my kid for not visiting enough.
An aggravating factor would be if she not only didn't visit on my birthday but also sent a fruit basket.
"Your honorship," I would say, "Let the record show that I have frequently mentioned that the only way I like fruit is in a pie. If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times. Why just the other day."
Obviously, there is a huge flaw in what I like to call the "Would It Kill You to Visit The Woman Who Gave Up Soft Cheeses, Shellfish and Excellent Vodka for Nine Months Just Every So Often?" mandate but, then, it's China. They're not exactly known for celebrating free will and independent thought. Bottom line: Anybody who ever watched even a single episode of "Days of Our Lives" knows you can't force someone to want to be with you.
Can you just imagine the sulky 50something son sitting on the uncomfortable couch of his childhood during a court-ordered visit with the parents after a rousing game of "Guess What Food This Used to Be" in his parents' refrigerator?
Mama: "It certainly is nice to have you home for a change, Tsing Tao."
TT: "I hate you, you manipulative old crone."
China may not have thought this one through.
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what are you going to study buckweat
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
no idea yet. something with engineering i think
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get out of my way kirby, i've got gulags to build.
I think you need to study something in the reading field.
I do better in math and science than in english/social studies in school though. Doesn't make any sense.
Clearly the SAT showed your true potentail, as a professional reader.
I can make millions sitting and reading for a living. I can be like Hicky except more of a playboy
Not only can you sit there and read them books, but also comprehend them!
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Cross Country
News: Lancers Enjoy Rose City Running Classic
Pasadena City College cross country head coach Armand Crespo wanted to bring some excitement to a sport here that doesn't lend itself to having a home course or home field. So the Lancers ran the inaugural Rose City Running Classic Friday under the lights at Pasadena's Brookside Golf Course, next to the Rose Bowl.
PCC's "home course" was a success as several hundred fans and participating local high schools in other races joined the Lancers in the newly-created invitational. The Lancers ran the final two races of the day as the PCC women took third place among six teams and the Pasadena men scored second out of four participating teams.
The women's team placed behind Cal State Bernardino and Cal State Los Angeles, Crespo's alma mater, but had the fastest community college time of the 5-kilometer race turned in by sophomore Christina Shamirian. Placing 21st overall, Shamirian ran the course in 20 minutes, 30.54 seconds. Freshman Tansica Sunkamaneevongse was right behind her in 25th at 20:37.17.
Shamirian talked about the unique opportunity to run in a cross country race at night.
"I had fun because there were parts where you were running in blind spots," Shamirian said. "It was dark in some portions but then that's when I could feel myself going from the turf and then to the hard surface. You see the loop and lights of the Rose Bowl, and that's where we have run practices, and that made it fun too. Most of the races are in the mornings and you feel the heat. The temperature at night is a lot better condition to run."
Other PCC women's racers were freshmen Brenda Grate (38th, 21:13.79), Edna Bailon (40th, 21:38.46), Emely Garcia (41st, 21:42.74), and Ashley Medina (44th, 21:45.82). Sophomores Kailadnni Chavez (48th, 21:54.68) and Linda Barillas-Flores (52nd, 22:22.94), and freshmen Marina Flores (53rd, 22:32) and Kate Manzke (72nd, 25:25) also took part.
In the men's 8-k race, the finish line turned into a parade of PCC runners in a sprint to see which one would cross the line first. Sophomore Oswel Caal beat our his letterman teammate Brendan Greene, running barefoot, as six Lancers finished consecutively in a remarkable span of 1.73 seconds.
Caal placed 27th overall at 25:20.71, then Greene in 28th at 25:20.91. They were followed by sophomore Chris Alagala (29th, 25:21.31), and freshmen Russell Yu (30th, 25.21.98), David Moreno (31st, 25:22.07), and Ruben Torres (32nd, 25:22.44). Sophomore Abraham Esparza took 34th (25:34.31). Other PCC finishers were frosh Pedro Lopez (51st, 26:42), Sergio Andrade (53rd, 27:02), Adam Akopyan (61st, 28:07), and finally sophomore Faustino Gil (65th, 29:31).
"I hope we can build on this event in the future," Crespo said. "The big thing is that we got to host a meet in the City of Pasadena. It's been a long time since we ran a race that wasn't considered a road meet. The runners I think I had fun."
[Photo--The PCC men's cross country team literally came in a pack as it approached the finish line Friday night at the Rose City Running Classic, held at Brookside Golf Course. Ruben Torres (236) hams it up for the crowd while Oswel Caal (230) and Brendan Greene (233) took a more serious approach, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Annuals
Gardening in the South (page 2 of 3)
by Felder Rushing
Smaller Patches, Shorter Rows
I've had small raised beds for some years, planted in the potager style of Europe -- an almost random mixture of flowers, culinary herbs and ornamental vegetables. This approach suits the real me. It's easier to plant in a mess. The wide variety seems to confuse pests and encourage beneficial critters. And it always looks nice -- even when something is harvested, or dies, there's someng else to look at.
A New England friend, Shep Ogden, once showed me a trick for having year-round salads in my "potager patch" without all the sweat or effort. He told me to plant just a few short rows at a time in one of the beds, and harvest as they grow.
This made instant sense. Fresh salad greens are especially hard to grow here in summer. To have them at all, you need to get them in and out of the garden as quickly as possible. Planting little salad patches makes this easy, and I immediately adopted the method for my own garden. Now we can enjoy fresh salads almost year-round. With planning, we can plant and pick from late summer through winter and into the following summer.
The first step is to make a simple, shallow raised bed. It should be four feet wide and as long as suits you -- four, six, eight feet or more. My beds are dug a foot deep, and I mix in lots of bark and compost. This raises the soil only a few inches high, which works well for winter drainage, yet doesn't make me a slave to the hose in the summer the way a higher bed would.
I don't worry as much about using pressure-treated wood for the beds as do some of my more respected peers. But then, I eat greasy tamales slathered with hot pepper sauce, so I'm probably not long for this world anyway. I do take the precaution of not growing root crops right next to the wood.
Soaker hoses plus lots of mulch keep my soil moist and cottonseed meal delivers plenty of nitrogen to my plants. Plus, my worms have all the protein and moisture they need to get big and fat and churn my soil.
I plant four little rows together somewhere in the bed, front to back, six inches apart. Easy enough. I do this weekly, and by the time the third weekly crop is sown, the first is ready to be "grazed." And just as the last four rows are put in, it's time to rework the soil in the first one and begin over again, or move to a new spot. Ogden builds his salad beds over spread-out compost, but my garden area is too limited, my compost in too-short supply.
Succession planting is the key. We can keep up this continuous cropping until we figure we ought to stop either because of impending hot weather or because summer vegetables need the space. Everyone in the family can help with all stages. Easy.


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The Delmarva Multiple Myeloma Support and Networking Group will meet on Sept. 21.
The meeting will be held from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Eden Hill Medical Center, 200 Banning St., Dover.
The agenda will include a review of the latest research and drugs in the pipeline and of the Texas and Philadelphia conferences.
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At the 1994 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Chuck Berry paid tribute to his Chess Records label mate and frequent collaborator Willie Dixon with a moving induction speech and stirring performance of "Roll Over Beethoven." Dixon contributed his robust and propulsive bass playing to numerous Berry hits, including "Maybellene" and "Roll Over Beethoven." Berry's performance that evening reflects the sheer joy that he brings to every performance. Berry's generosity as a performer is also evident, as he leaves plenty of room for members of Paul Shaffer's Induction Ceremony house band the opportunity to shine, along with Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead, Grateful Dead keyboardist Bruce Hornsby and Blues Traveler's John Popper. The Rock and Roll Hall Fame and Museum is delighted to honor Chuck Berry as this year's American Music Masters honoree.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by SNinTN Great shelving, easy to assemble I ordered three of these to line one wall of a guest room, since my old house has so few closets. I'm very pleased with them -- they are really sturdy, easy to assemble and hold a great amount of shoes, purses and boots. I had wanted far more expensive ones but went with three of these and couldn't be happier. It took about 50 minutes per unit to build. By luck, the color is very close to the color of my room, making the three of them look custom-made. February 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ChrissyMcG Practical & Helpful storage tool Like many women, I have lots of shoes and I needed storage that would allow easy access. My daughter built it for me and it is sturdy and well designed. It is best suited for shoes, not boxed boots. I have also placed some handbags in the shelf too. The price of the product was reasonable, but the shipping fee tipped the overall price to the high side. August 21, 2013
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Four Texas Tech Athletes Honored with Dr. Gerald Lage Award
Texas Tech had four student-athletes honored with the Dr. Gerald Lage Award Tuesday.
March 5, 2013
LUBBOCK, Texas - Four Texas Tech student-athletes were honored Tuesday with the third-annual Dr. Gerald Lage Award, the Big 12 Conference's top academic honor.
Texas Tech was represented by women's basketball guard Mary Bokenkamp (Parker, Colo./Biology), volleyball defensive specialist Tory Vaughan (San Antonio, Texas/Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management), and golfers Kim Kaufman (Clark, S.D./Political Science) and Beverly Mendoza (Mandaluyong City, Philippines/International Economics).
A total of 13 Texas Tech student-athletes have now been recognized with the award since its inception in 2011. The honor is named in memory of Lage, who served as the Oklahoma State faculty athletics representative wit the NCAA and the Big Eight/Big 12 Conference from 1983 until his death in 2007.
Student-athletes must have lettered at least once in their career while maintaining residence at their institution for at least one academic year in order to be eligible. The honoree, which can only be recognized once, should have 100 hours of earned credit with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.80 at the time of the nomination.
The Dr. Gerald Lage award winners will be recognized at the Phillips 66 Big 12 Basketball Championships.


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Video Pick: William Wegman on Walking Canes and Dogs
Omhu, the design firm that makes stylish canes and other mobility aids, teamed with photographer William Wegman to produce a photo library and video that presents canes—and the mobility they provide—in a fun way.
It features one of Wegman's classic subjects, a Weimeraner, interacting with one of the canes, which are made using high-performance materials used for skateboards and bikes. Rie Nørregaard, creative director and president of Omhu (Danish for "with great care"), was a leader on the cane design and the new campaign.
Both the cool-looking canes and the dancing, leaping, bounding Weimeraner shown in Wegman's photo library are intended to encourage people to move more.
The company fills a void in the market, supplying products for an aging population that doesn't want to sacrifice style for functionality. Maybe Omhu can make a nice looking case for my reading glasses.
You can view the photo library on the Omhu web site, and the video can also be viewed on Vimeo.


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For those of us of Irish descent, St. Patrick's Day offers an upside, and a downside. The downside is that the holiday inevitably turns a lot of favorite watering holes into amateur hour, with unseasoned partiers treating the day as if it were New Year's Eve. Thankfully, the upside typically beats out the negative aspects easily. And that is certainly the case this year thanks to a confluence of activities that can fill you with the Irish spirit for a solid 24 hours.
It starts Friday night, with the always excellent Flogging Molly headlining a show at the Saltair that also includes Mariachi El Bronx and DoNots on the bill. The show is part of Flogging Molly's 9th annual Green 17 tour, a yearly jaunt of 17 shows leading up to St. Patrick's Day. The fact that we get Flogging Molly's show on the eve of Salt Lake City's St. Patrick's Day Parade, making for a perfect excuse to get the party started on Friday night--and recover Saturday morning at the Gateway's parade scene. Flogging Molly's show starts at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, and is $25.
The St. Patrick's Day Parade starts at 10 a.m. Saturday, and runs through the heart of the Gateway mall. It's always fun to see the sauced-up floats and even more-sauced-up announcers call the action at the parade. And the follow-up siamsa--a Guinness-soaked party thrown by the state's Hibernian Society, takes place at the Gateway Grand Hall. It starts at 10:45 and runs all day.
And talk about convenient--later Saturday night at The Depot, L.A.-based Irish rockers Young Dubliners headline a show that also includes the local Celtic-flavored sounds of Swagger. A perfect capper for an Irish-themed weekend. The show starts at 8 p.m., and costs $25 at the door.


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Stuttgart High School graduation is Friday at Ned Moseley Stadium. What is your favorite graduation memory?
Verlinda Jones:
"I raised one daughter and she graduated in 1985, then she had four children and I raised all four of them and the last grandchild graduates this Friday, and I am so happy."
Shirley Stainer: "My mother graduated with her GED a couple of years ago in her 70's and everyone in the family was there."
Betty Allen: "When I walked across that stage at my high school graduation."
Jane Roswell: "When my husband and I graduated from night school at the same time."
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Known for his colorful personality, MLB catcher A.J. Pierzynski has been called a lot of things during his career. (This is, after all, the guy who inspired the "Punch A.J." campaign during his 2006 season with the Chicago White Sox).
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Freckles821 says:
i've got a 3yr QH/Arab mare. and she's really sluggish, while riding mostly. but when she's out with the herd, the other horses will be running and play, and most of the time she won't do more than a trot to keep up. when i first got her she had a cough, everytime she would try to neigh or when i would ride her, even at a walk. i took her to the vet, they checked her blood cell count, and everything checked out fine. i would then just ride her (not too lightly) every couple of days. the cough is gone, but she is still super slow. i know she can go fast though. because sometimes she does kick it up when i'm riding her. but thats getting rarer and rarer. she's had some time off, with light rides. any ideas? my sister says i should just sell her, or live with it.
my sister has a 2yr paint filly, and she runs and plays and is full of energy. and i \'m just thinking that maybe my 3yr old should at least have a little more engery, yes?
(my filly is one of the ones that usually ends up gettin picked on a little, even from the person i got her from, all the other horses would nip at her. and she has less, but i still find some bite marks on her)
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If she's checked out OK with the vet, then maybe you should look at her feed regime. She may need something with vitamins in it that she could be lacking. Best way to work out what she needs is to send an email to one of the feed companies and explain how she is, and what you currently feed her. Also remember that she's only 3 so don't over feed her either or you could end up with joint problems. It might not be the quantity of feed that is the problem here but the type of feed. Has the cough gone away? If not ask the vet about it again as she might need an antibiotic - never ever let a cough go untreated, if there is a bacteria involved it needs to be dealt with otherwise you could end up with a bigger problem e.g. gutteral pouch haemorrhage (I lost a much loved horse to this so I speak from experience). Good luck with her x
the cough is gone. and all the horses are out to pasture, and in the winter i just feed them hay, sometimes with alfalfa, depends on what i can get.
all the horses eat the same thing. i think i'm going to look into getting a mineral block just for her, and give her access to it, like i would when i give my senior his feed. i've had a blcok in the past, but they all swarm it, and the bigger badder geldings tend to rule it more than the fillies.
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Firstly, what was she checked out for at the vets? Is it possible they only tested her for direct causes of the cough? Did she have a thorough physical checkup to assess what body issues there may be? I would get that done, including a chiro or body expert to look over her. Her being listless in the paddock too & picked on by the other horses is not a great sign.
I would definitely NOT 'just sell her or live with it'. I believe in taking responsibiility for the health & wellbeing of the animals we have chosen to acquire - after all, if we just pass them on or ignore their issues, no one else is likely to bother either.
You don't say how long you've had her, how long she's been ridden for, but remember she's still an immature gangly 'teenager' and it's very possible that starting/riding her too young has caused physical injuries that cause her to be too sore to want to move much. I would only start riding a horse very lightly between the ages of about 3 & 5-6, waiting until the growthplates have fused, the horse is physically mature, before doing much at all. Other issues such as saddle fit, how she was trained/is ridden, hoof or leg problems, etc are other possible causes.
Re feeding & nutrition, if she's a good weight, it isn't likely to be lack of calories making her listless, but it's possible imbalanced/deficient nutrition is the cause, especially as it sounds like no one gets supplemented. Unfortunately mineral blocks are generally not well balanced - pretty much all salt - and a horse would have to lick one all day to get enough from it anyway. Perhaps that's why your 'big bad' horses hogged it - they obviously needed what's in it, but they never got enough not to feel they needed to own it. So... if you're going to go the mineral block route, I'd put out a number of them in the paddock, enough for everyone to get what they want from them, but I'd personally do that as an extra to otherwise supplementing their diets more effectively. I personally just put out straight rock salt in excess to their regular supps. You can either get powdered supplements that you add to a feed or you can choose pelleted 'ration balancers' that are able to be fed straight.
the vet had he walk tro lope, then he felt her down. the tests were to check her blood cell count to rule out an infection, as she had a nasty gash on her face when i got her. she had the cough when i first saw her, i know the people personally and i spent about two weeks just hanging out with the horse (i painted a fence in exchange for a horse.... and there was alot of fence) i do not plan on selling her, but i would like to figure out what's going on with her. this horse has helped me through some very tough times, personally and health wise. it would not be fair of me to not give her the same back. if she'll take it and i have enough, i will give all my strength to help her feel/get better.
i got her green broke, mid-summer last year. i took it slow with her, but she's a fast learner. as far as it being caused by 'starting too early' when she does get some bursts of energy, i can't feel anything wrong with the way she moves. i've checked her legs over more than once. i've checked her back and hips (i'm no chiro, but i have delt with some horses with sore backs and withers) and i couldn't find anything that felt wrong, and she did no more than keep an ear on me, curious of what i was doing.
i've actually really let up on her riding, to see if her energy would improve, but if anything its gotten slightly worse. she's an all around happy horse.... well towards me, she doesn't have any tolerance for my sister. they butt heads, and she's tried to kick my sister several times during winter feeding.
her weight is good, if anything she's put on some lbs. she's currently 14.2 ish (measured her leg and estimated she's not going to get hardly any taller)and around 950lbs.
the others hog the block likes its a treat and feed. but again she's the only one with an obviously lack of energy or perhaps motivation.
if it's not a health reason, then i will do my best to be extra enthusiastic and hope it will become contagious. as far as being picked on, my sister's gelding in particular likes to be 'the man' around her, and at first she would kick him, but now rarely. its like she doesn't care much anymore. but she does seem a little aggressive towards the toher filly. which makes me second guess injury. perhaps even a pinched nerve. but again i couldn't find any sensitive spots.
!!!!! she's also an itchy horse, not like sweetitch. but if there's something for her to scratch on she'll do it. i know its not worms though. we keep all our horses UTD on de wormers.
but yes, she's an itchy horse, and she likes to shake quite a bit. mostly just ehr head when riding though (i think because she has a rider on, not that it's always stopped her) but she shakes her head like her mane is tickling her eyes or ears. i've tried braiding her forelock and bridlepath out of the way, but didn't notice a difference.
She looks like a sweet wee thing, and your place looks like heaven to me! When you say she shakes her head a bit, could there be an issue with her teeth? Might be worth having them looked at, just in case there's a reason why they might be causing her some discomfort, that might mean she's not getting the best from her food if they're sore and she's not chewing it properly, therefore the absorption of the vital nutrients won't occur, even if she's appearing to eat well. Just a thought, might be worth thinking about. I don't know if you have equine dentists in your part of the world, or even any where near you, but your vet should be knowledgable enough to carry out a thorough examination of her mouth.
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She looks like a sweet wee thing, and your place looks like heaven to me! When you say she shakes her head a bit, could there be an issue with her teeth? Might be worth having them looked at, just in case there's a reason why they might be causing her some discomfort, that might mean she's not getting the best from her food if they're sore and she's not chewing it properly, therefore the absorption of the vital nutrients won't occur, even if she's appearing to eat well. Just a thought, might be worth thinking about. I don't know if you have equine dentists in your part of the world, or even any where near you, but your vet should be knowledgable enough to carry out a thorough examination of her mouth.
it is something to consider, but her weight is good. and, though i rarely do, when i put a bit in she takes it no problem. we have equine dentists, i guess i could call them, and they're the ones that float the teeth and such. she enjoys putting things in her mouth. she would lead herself around by the rope if i let her.
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the cough is back. after doing some research i think she might have COPD. i know the vet said it might be a possibility, but then it went away. and that would explain her being sluggish, that was listed as a symptom. but i think she would need drugs, because she's not stabled, ever, and i can't change her winter hay, but its not molded, it still all fresh and dry.
time to make another appointment, wish her luck and cross your fingers
Hope she is OK, keeping all fingers and hooves crossed here for you x
just got her back from the vet. she's been diagnosed with IAD
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