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M&T Bank recently presented a check for $3,000 to the Dover Interfaith Mission for Housing towards the installation of a sprinkler system at its new housing facility to be opened on Walker Road.
This assistance was initiated by the Leadership Central Delaware class sponsored by the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce. Class members adopted this project as part of their year-long effort to strengthen their capacity to serve as community leaders. They provided financial contributions and secured a variety of donations to make this project possible, including linens, furnishings, and other needed items.
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As Kim Kardashian contemplates the fate of her 20.5 carat wedding ring from her collapsed 72-day marriage (that's roughly a third of a carat earned for every day she spent as Mrs. Kris Humphries), millions more of us across the globe contemplate, liquidate or celebrate the decidedly less valuable spoils of a relationship soured.
For me, the most precious of all the hundreds of talismans of affection I received during a nearly six-year relationship (now defunct) is a small brass pillbox covered in swirling paisley filigrees. I used it recently on a business trip to San Francisco. It was tucked inside one of my traveling cosmetic bags, which I carry on short trips like the ones he and I took frequently to Boston, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Austin, San Francisco or Washington, D.C. during what I felt was the smooth course of our relationship.Small enough to fit in the palm of my hand, the box opens to two white molded plastic compartments where I placed the pills I continue to take daily since I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006. And only weeks ago, I reached that five-year milestone that proclaims my cure. He was not there to celebrate.
Still, this pillbox reminds me of how I felt soul quenchingly loved for a long stretch of time. That is until we reached a point where neither one of us felt understood. He was generous, yes, because that was his nature. He surprised me often with shoes, jewelry, lingerie — some items so pole-dancer obvious I wondered when or where I would wear the six-inch, black suede boots or the backless, chiffon, snakeskin-print dress — not at the university where I teach or anywhere in the vicinity of my three sons or their friends.
Kim Kardashian claims she is donating the cashed out-equivalent of her wedding gifts, which are estimated to be worth between $172,000 to $200,000, to The Dream Foundation. Hundreds and hundreds of tear-soaked entries on breakupsurvivor.com jam the chat room with declarations, missives, and pleas for advice. The 2012 Statistical Abstract for the U.S. Census Bureau indicates the United States has the highest divorce rate in the world, at 4.95 divorces per 1,000 people. It all adds up to a lot of heartache and unwanted treasure to sort through, throw out, give away, donate, or cherish.
At first after my breakup, I did what most exes do, and hurriedly heaped most of the booty in a discard pile—giving some to close friends or nieces. Others I placed in bags and boxes and drove to the Goodwill drop-off center. I kept a few things—the black embroidered skirt I wear frequently, the perfect black sweater, the stylish fur-collared brown tweed coat, the necklaces, and his mother's earrings that remind me of her and the talks we had at her home in Michigan before she passed away.
Immediately I kneejerk registered on exboyfriendjewelry.com, where former partners can buy and sell the tokens of love and apology in categories from rings to "gifts that should have been jewelry." On the site registered survivors post items like a cashmere wool peacoat with the required explanation: "My ex sent this to me for a Valentine's gift before dumping me to go back to his ex-wife." Another accompanies an item with the posting, "He's gone, now they're going." I registered, but never followed up.
It is not that I am ungrateful. Because of the way he treated me I felt adored, even if I knew probably more than subconsciously that he in turn adored only the weekend/evening part of me. We did not live together and managed distinctly separate lives at separate addresses, spending our Fridays and Saturday nights together ritually. During the week, he lived a bachelor life with his two dogs at his own house 15 miles away from mine. His teenaged daughter was away at school or living with her mother and stayed perhaps two dozen nights a year with him; now she is grown.


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Orange County designer Deborah Drucker (profiled in our Sept. 3 issue) launched her Fall 2013 collection at A'maree's in Newport Beach recently to an enthusiastic crowd.
Drucker's eponymous line was featured next to A'maree's trove of European designers such as Saint Laurent.
"The evening was a dream come true," said Drucker. "Seeing my designs hanging so beautifully at A'maree's amongst the designers I have long been inspired by was the cherry on top."
Drucker's fall collection is full of jackets, pants and dresses constructed of luxurious textiles and made with old world tailoring but boasting a rock 'n' roll edge.
The official debut of the year-old line was held in one of Orange County's most sophisticated and luxurious boutiques – a beautiful setting which offers sweeping views of Newport Bay. Guests sipped craft cocktails and munched on hors d'oeuvres while listening to Drucker's husband and business partner, recording artist Lee Rocker, former bassist of the Stray Cats. Their son Justin joined him.
But the real star of the night was Drucker's cool line, especially the leather and silk "Dot Girl" skirt (featuring a pop art painting by Drucker and Rocker's daughter) worn by model Jamie Anderson.
"We have sold over half of the collection and we have customers whowant to preorder Spring when the line returns from Paris Fashion Week," said A'maree's owner Dawn Klohs.
After getting what Drucker calls a "very good response" in New York during Fashion Week, the designer heads next to Paris to sell her Spring 2014 line, which is already in production. Then she starts on Fall/Winter2014/15.
"Looking forward is the only way to go in fashion," she said.
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|Cockerill honored
University of Idaho junior golfer Aaron Cockerill, a graduate of Stonewall Collegiate High School in Stony Mountain, Manitoba, was honored as the co-American Golfer of the Year by Golf Manitoba.
Cockerill won the season opening Match Play Championship in Manitoba and was runner up at the Nott Autocorp Men's Amateur Championship, following a five under par 67 in the final round. He ran away from the field in the Men's Rural Championship winning by 17 strokes and concluded the season with a tie for 47th spot at the National Men's Amateur Championship.
To those accomplishments, he has a strong collegiate season with a seventh in the Price's Give 'Em Five Intercollegiate, a tie for ninth at the Dash Thomas Memorial, tie for 10th at the Palouse Collegiate, and was 11th at the Jim Colbert Invitational.


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Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub will keep his starting job, but he didn't get a convincing vote of confidence from head coach Gary Kubiak on Wednesday.
Kubiak halted speculation that Schaub would be replaced by backup T.J. Yates, but the coach apparently wrestled with the choice on his starter for Sunday's home game against the St. Louis Rams.
"It's a real tough decision, but feel like it's the best thing for our football team," Kubiak said. "Matt gives us our best chance to win."
POLICE: Schaub's house not stormed
After Schaub threw three interceptions in Sunday's 34-3 loss at San Francisco, he was mercifully benched in favor of Yates. The struggling Schaub has thrown interceptions returned for touchdowns in four consecutive games -- an NFL record. Including the postseason, he has been intercepted in eight games in a row.
The Texans fell to 2-3 with their third consecutive loss, and Kubiak insisted after the game Sunday and again on Monday that Schaub was still his starting quarterback. But Kubiak added that the status of all players was being evaluated.
SNYDER TO NATIVE AMERICANS: 'Respect' what the name means
Schaub has thrown for 1,366 yards, with eight touchdowns and nine interceptions this season. His passer rating of 76.9 places him 25th in the NFL.
"Its been rough last few weeks, and we have to get it turned around," Kubiak said.
The announcement came hours after after Houston police said a fan came to Schaub's house this week and took pictures before driving off. NFL security, in a story on the league's website, said the fan also yelled obscenities, but police would not confirm that.
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The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for New Castle County from 4 p.m. today until 1 a.m. Saturday.
Accumulations of 1 to 2 inches of snow are possible, with 3 inches possible in certain areas.
Light snow is expected to spread from the west to the east this afternoon with the steadiest snow falling late this afternoon into this evening. Snow will begin to taper off around midnight.
The snow is predicted to accumulate immediately resulting in areas of hazardous travel.
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BaltimoreCountyFire DepartmentDivision Chief Michael Robinson
"Tis the season!" for celebrations, decorating, cooking shopping and all else related to sharing the joys and festivities of the holidays. This is also a time when we see an increase in fires and related accidents.
In fact, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) from late November through January we typically see a spike in fires caused by Christmas trees, candles, lights and holiday cooking. Over the last decade, these holiday-related fires have resulted in more than $1 billion in residential property losses and more than 200 lives lost.
Your Baltimore County Fire Department urges you to take a few moments and consider some simple steps to assure your safety during this special time of the year. Here are the top 10 tips that fire safety experts recommend you consider:
1. Water your tree. If you choose a live Christmas tree, assure its freshness by making a fresh cut on the base of the tree before putting your tree into a sturdy stand. Keep the needles moist by watering frequently (at least daily).
2. Check your lights (maybe twice). Be sure to use only outdoor lights outside. Inspect all lights for fraying, damage and wear. If wires are visible through the insulation, discard and replace the lights. Look for cracked sockets and loose connections; if you find them, replace the string. Never plug more than three strands of lights together; this may cause heating and failure of the wires. Also, use only lights from an approved laboratory, and look for a label such as UL (Underwriter's labs) or FM (Factory mutual). If no label, replace the lights.
3. Plan your fire escape. This is a good time to make sure that you have two exits out of each room and to plan what you would do in the event of fire. Be sure that you have working smoke detectors on each level and in each sleeping area of your home.
4. Sleep safe; have a carbon monoxide detector. A CO detector should be on each floor of your home. Under Baltimore County law, CO detectors are required in all rental properties and in some owner-occupied homes. Place these near sleeping areas and test them regularly.
5. Be "flame aware." Maintain at least 3 feet of clearance of any materials around a fire place. That includes hanging Christmas stockings "by the chimney with care!" Also do not leave candles unattended and teach your children to keep away from these and fireplaces.
6. Clean up your wrapping paper. After opening wrapped gifts, take that paper and recycle it. Never burn it, as it may clog the chimney or spread fire as an ash. Single- stream recycling in Baltimore County makes proper disposal of wrapping paper an easy task.
7. Check extension cords. Make sure that they are laboratory-approved, just like your lights. Never staple, tape or run them under rugs. Check the wattage rating, and don't overload your electrical outlets. If a circuit trips or a fuse blows, consider that is a warning that you are overloaded. Overloaded circuits pose a fire hazard!
8. Christmas tree placement. Set up your tree away from fireplaces, vents and other heat sources. The tree should also not block pathways or exits from a room.
9. Decorate safely. Be careful in selecting tree ornaments that are glass or that have small pieces that can become choking hazards. When securing decorations, be careful not to tape, staple or tack them into wiring!
10. Cook with caution. We tend to cook more and use more burners and stoves at once. Watch for hot surfaces, overflowing pots/pans and never use a turkey deep fryer indoors. These require a clear, open, outdoor area and are a frequent cause of fires.
There are a variety of great online resources about holiday fire safety, including resources from the U.S. Fire Administration, and the National Fire Protection Administration,
The Baltimore County Fire Department wishes you a happy and safe holiday season!
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u can do it rayne, I think I am doing pretty good in calc 1
add grandmother just fell and ambulance is on the way to the hospital to that list.
qoorl. hope all is well.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Qoorl! *hugs*
Hope everything becomes better
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
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late update: i got a 95 on the final and aced that calc class
aww qoorl. buddy. sorry to hear that man. life has been shit here in germany too. life is just sucks. i'm trying to find love, but the men i meet just want hook ups or are plain crazy (wanting to marry after 2 dates and act like stalkers).
and the military base i'm at is infantry centered, so all the guys here are homophobic. i met some dudes, played beer pong with them, had a great time; but as we were walking back to the barracks, they began conversation of celebrities they want to fuck. a guy noticed i wasn't engaged and asked why i was so quiet. i told them, i'm gay so i'm not interested in any of them.
instant 180. they called me a "faggot," "homo," told me to get a way, that they don't want to get raped, didn't want a sissy around and other shit. next thing, they run away and i'm all alone... so i walked to my barracks room alone.
i've been discriminated against before, in 2005. but damn, i felt less than human.
half my unit is deployed and i'm part of the team staying over here in germany. our team has matched deployed time schedule because we're supporting the guys down range. so this means I work 6 days a week for 12hrs straight. i have to wake up early, do my morning routine, make breakfast at 330-430am so that i can make it work at 0600am which is also 12 miles away.
and worse, we had an accident, our mil. vehicles crashed, it was a pile up. 4 trucks smashed into each other and we had a generator on a trailer sitting on top of a hood! we pulled some guys out. they were covered in blood and other shit. so we were near by and my team went to help. i pulled a guy and at the end of the day i was smeared in random people's blood.
today, i was told that one of those guys injured was HIV+!! great... now i have to deal with this scare again!! well, a group of us do. my friends are all freaking out, but i managed to calm them down by telling them my story. but shit is still bad.
the next 6 months are gonna be a bunch of blood testing and hoping. :\
and now i'm being sent to a 40 day course so that i can get my S+, N+, and A+ from CompTIA. the only good thing i guess. the army is paying for the vouchers, so i'm glad....
talking about vouchers! i went on an army work trip that the army is suppose to cover, but they aren't. someone fucked up my voucher by putting someone else's bank info. this voucher has been paid for already. so there's issues. it's a simple fix, but everyone wants to put their hands in the problem thinking they can help.
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ZF-4509: Missing Function setArtist()
Ahh we are missing the function to set artist
Line 438 has the doc but no code. /** * Public functions for retrieveing artist-specific information * */
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler::setArtist()
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Example 40.13. Retrieving Related Artists
$as = new Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler();
$as->setArtist('LCD Soundsystem'); // Set the artist for whom you would like to retrieve related artists
$relatedArtists = $as->artistGetRelatedArtists(); // Retrieve the related artists
foreach ($relatedArtists as $artist) {
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'; // Display the related artists }
Setting the artist can be done with the set($field, $value) method that is implemented in Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler. The actual setArtist method is not available. I've implemented a this convenience method that reuses the set($field, $value) method proved by Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler to comply with the information provided in the documentation.
Not only does setArtist() not exist, but also setAlbum, setUser, setTag and so on.
They were all be added by a __call intercept that proxies to set($name, $field)
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Israel has demonstrated great restraint, both in the current crisis and in
the two previous sustained barrages of the past month. However, the escalation
of events over the past few days forced Israel to react to the Hamas
The civilians of southern Israel have been under sustained attack from Gaza
since last Saturday, November 10th. More than 120 rockets were fired before
Israel launched Operation Pillar of Defense this afternoon (November 14).
The toll the rockets have taken on Israeli citizens is heavy. Over one
million civilians live in range and their lives are threatened with every
launch. Approximately 800 rockets and mortar shells have launched since the
start of the year. Daily life in southern Israel has been totally disrupted.
Accordingly, Israel targeted Ahmed
Jabari, Hamas' military chief in Gaza and an arch-terrorist. Jabari was
responsible for all Hamas terrorist activity emanating from the Gaza Strip in
the past decade. He was also directly involved in the abduction of IDF soldier
Shalit in 2006. In addition, Israel targeted the Fajr rocket sites in Gaza,
reducing Hamas' ability to launch these long-range missiles which are capable of
hitting Tel Aviv.
The aim of Operation Pillar of Defense is to remove a strategic threat to
Israeli citizens. To accomplish this, the IDF will act to protect the lives of
Israeli citizens, including by reducing the capabilities of Hamas' long and
short range rocket forces. Additionally, Israel is acting to impair Hamas'
command and control system.
All of Israel's actions have been taken in self-defense. It is the duty and
right of every state to protect its civilian population from attack. No other
state would allow a million citizens to be targeted by terrorist organizations
without responding.
The targets of Israeli operations are all military. Israeli strikes are
conducted in a precise surgical manner, in order to reduce to a minimum any
effect on the civilian population of Gaza. Israel regrets any injury that may
nevertheless be caused to civilians in the Gaza Strip.
In sharp contrast, Hamas and the other terrorist organizations hide among the
civilian population of Gaza. They also direct their fire at the civilian
population of Israel. These actions constitute a double war crime.
Despite Israel's
total disengagement from the Gaza Strip in 2005, Hamas continues to attack
Israel, proof of the fact that they are not fighting against Israel's
(non-existent) presence in Gaza but against Israel's very existence.
The international community should act to stop the attacks on Israel from the
Gaza Strip. Hamas and the other terrorist organizations cannot be allowed to act
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"Thank you all very much. These are my two children Aisha and Keita. You take one more picture, I'm gonna break that camera. I would like for everyone to - if you can for one moment - stop even with your pictures, please, thank you. [Takes off sunglasses.] I would like for everyone to, for one moment, close your eyes as I take you through an experience of my life. My experience. The experience of hearing the sounds of many different voices from many different cultures throughout the world. Hearing the music of Tsakiaki, hearing the voice - hearing the voice of, 'Hey, hey, you, you, get off of my cloud.' Hearing the sounds of, 'If I Could Only Touch the Hem of His Garment.' Hearing the many voices that we have talked about being inductees tonight, as well as many great people as we have experienced throughout our lifetime. And as we think about all those sounds and voices that we have heard tonight, and those that we know as very famous rock and roll stars, jazz musicians, classical musicians, gospel singers, country-western singers and musicians, so forth and so on. And we hear the voices of people of many different colors and cultures. But through the eyes of our ears, we see the beauty of hope; we see the beauty of pain; we see the beauty of sorrow, because through all of those, through even the pain and sorrow, the hurt, the poverty, the war, the destruction - we see the beauty of the god within us that says, that voice, that instrument, sounds so wonderful - that spirit is so beautiful. Why? Why should they suffer?
. . . And when we think about all that with our eyes closed, we think about all the sounds we hear. When we see the sounds of a baby crying, a baby laughing. When we see the sounds of someone saying 'I love you.' When we see the sounds of someone saying, 'Imagine.' When I remember the sound of someone who is only expressive in their voice, and saying, 'I can't turn you loose.' When we hear the sound of a voice saying, 'What's going on?' When we hear somebody singing about 'Pretty Woman.' When we hear the sound of a man saying, 'Black men, white men, Jews and gentiles.' When we hear all those sounds together, we hear the many artists that have come together to create the essence of something that might feed millions of people, or the voices of those who come together to help many farmers. In the laughter of the many comedians that came together; in the voices of those that came together to help to find the cure for AIDS. When we hear those voices, we say, 'Dear God - let us sing forever. Let us play forever. Let us know that being inducted into this, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is our commitment to forever, until we die, give as much as we can. Thank you."


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HATTIESBURG, Miss. - Dillon Day's single in the bottom of the 12th lifted Southern Miss (28-22, 12-10) to a series sweep of No. 30 East Carolina (32-19-1, 13-10-1), 5-4, Sunday afternoon at Pete Taylor Park.
With the game knotted at four, Blake Brown singled through the left side with one out and then took third on a failed pick off by ECU reliever Tanner Merritt setting up Day's walk-off hit.
Cody Livingston (2-1) got the win in relief working two innings where he surrendered a pair of hits. Starter Mason Robbins allowed four runs (all earned) on eight hits with a walk and one strikeout in five full innings of work before handing the ball to Cameron Giannini, who worked 2 2/3 scoreless innings of relief allowing one hit with a pair of walks. James McMahon worked 2 1/3 innings allowing a pair of hits with one walk.
Merritt (3-6) suffered his second loss of the day allowing a run (unearned) on two hits with a strikeout. Tyler Joyner worked 6.2 innings allowing four runs (three earned) on nine hits with seven strikeouts and no walks in his seventh quality start of the season. Andy Smithmyer tossed 2 2/3 scoreless innings of relief with a pair of strikeouts, two walks and two hits.
In the top of the 11th, ECU had a runner on second with one out and once again Day made a great throw to the plate nailing a Pirate runner. With Bryan Bass standing on second, Tim Younger singled back up the middle and Day threw a perfect strike to the plate getting Bass for the second out. Reynolds would pop up to third to end the top half of the 11th. For Day, it was the second runner he threw out at the plate on the afternoon.
ECU jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the second inning thanks to four hits. With the bases loaded, Philip Clark singled to center scoring Chase McDonald, who walked to start the frame. Mike Ussery grounded into a double play scoring Corey Thompson and Tim Younger's two-out bunt single to third plated Jack Reinheimer to cap the scoring in the second.
Southern Miss responded with a run in the bottom of the second pulling within two, 3-1. Travis Creel singled through the left side plating Blake Brown, who reached on an infield single to short with one out. Dillion Day followed with a single to right field and Brown took third on John Wooten's error in the field putting runners on the corner for Creel.
Three doubles in the bottom of the third by the Golden Eagles knotted the game at three. Kameron Brunty doubled to center to start the frame, Mason Robbins followed with a one-out two-base hit to right center that scored Brunty. Brown drove in the final run of the stanza with another double, this time to left center pushing across Robbins.
Wooten smashed his team-leading eighth home run of the season, fifth in league play, putting ECU up 4-3 in the fifth inning.
Graeter's double to right center in the bottom of the seventh tied the game at four for Southern Miss. Michael Sterling reached on a one-out infield single to short, took second on Brunty's ground out to second and trotted home on Graeter's extra base hit.
ECU had a chance to take the lead in the eighth when pinch hitter Bryan Bass stepped to the plate with runners on first and second and two outs. Bass singled up the middle and Thompson tried to score from second, but was gunned down by the center fielder Day to end the threat.
In the bottom of the eighth, Southern Miss also had a chance to break the tie. With runners on first and second and two outs, pinch hitter Austin Roussel ground out to Smithmyer, who flipped over to Chase McDonald at first to record the final out.
Southern Miss left the bases loaded in the 10th squandering an opportunity to win. Merritt entered the game with one out and the bases juiced and got Roussel to pop up to Younger at second and Sterling to fly out to left center. Smithmyer plunked the first two hitters and intentionally walked Connor Barron to load the bases before Merritt came in to close down the frame.
The Pirates will be back in action Tuesday, May 15 when they play host to High Point in their final home game of the 2012 season. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m. (EDT).


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Hey, guys. Sorry to bother you, but you guys pull together like nothing Ive ever seen, so I wanted to put this out there and see if anyone might have any ideas or would be willing to participate.
A good friend of mine in Seattle has a 10-month-old son, Charlie. He was born with a very rare form of leukemia, but had genetic mutations that meant he is the only child in the world with his form of this cancer. He also has hydrocephaly, and has now been diagnosed with lung disease. Heres a news video about him:
N. Seattle infant battling extremely rare form of leukemia | Local & Regional | Seattle News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KOMO News
The past ten months have been an incredible ordeal for them. Heres his Facebook page, which his mother, Jessica keeps updated: https://www.facebook.com/prayersforcharliecole
A group of friends of Jessica are getting together to try and get an online auction organized as a fundraiser. Were contacting both Seattle-based and nationwide companies looking for donations to auction a friend of mine here in Ames donated guitar/bass lessons or studio time, for example. We also have some art by Iowa-born or based artists, lots of jewelry and such. There are some sports items, and one of our contacts is asking her friends on the Seahawks for signed memorabilia.
Were doing the auction on Facebook on September 5 and 6. Right now were looking for anything anyone may be able to donate, but we also want people to like the page and, if they so desire, bid! Heres the page, if youre interested:
If by any chance youd feel comfortable donating, you can message us on that Facebook page (Ill get it), or you can PM me here for anonymity. Were including information about the donating business to get them credit, and were going to try to promote this through local media in Seattle and, if its warranted, here in Iowa. But even if you cant, please like the page or share it with friends/family!
Thanks, guys sorry to put a damper on the board, this little boy is just very sick.
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Many branches of the military are represented on our campus both in the classroom and in faculty and staff positions. Seminary students have the opportunity to earn a Master of Divinity degree and enter the military as a Chaplain. Contact Admissions for more information. Calvary accepts military benefits intended to pay for tuition. Information may be obtained by contacting the Financial Aid Department.
A Calvary degree is a natural fit for individuals motivated by a desire to serve the church and the world from a biblical perspective. Class sizes are small, and open sharing is encouraged. Students are intellectually challenged to achieve their highest potential in their career path.
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With a buttery cracker topping and lots of cheese, this lightened up classic casserole from Lisa Eldridge of Topeka, Kansas makes a guilt-free side dish at any meal. "I got the original recipe from a friend," Lisa notes. "And it is excellent."
- 3 pounds yellow summer squash, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 2 medium onions, sliced
- 2 tablespoons butter, divided
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 6 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 4 eggs
- 4 egg whites
- 2 cups 2% milk
- 4 cups (16 ounces) shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 12 reduced-fat butter-flavored crackers, crushed
- Place squash in a large saucepan or Dutch oven; add 1 in. of water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 5-6 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain and set aside.
- In a large nonstick skillet, saute onions in 1 tablespoon butter until tender. Add garlic; saute 1 minute longer. Add squash; stir gently to combine. Transfer to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, eggs, egg whites, milk, cheese, salt and pepper. Pour over squash mixture. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40 minutes.
- Melt remaining butter; toss with cracker crumbs. Sprinkle over casserole; bake 5 minutes longer or until crumbs are golden brown and a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 15 servings.
Originally published as Makeover Summer Squash Casserole in Light & Tasty October/November 2006, p10
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"Definitely not a healthy recipe, delish!"
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"I am in the process of making this. Sounds very good. I was wondering if I could freeze this after assembling and bake it later."
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"This is a great recipe to use up the abundance of summer squash in a garden. Like another lady, I used part cottage cheese and part cheddar cheese. My family also likes to add cooked sausage (sometimes bulk and sometimes sliced smoked sausage) to this recipe for an all in one dish. Thanks!"


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Lorde contributes to the The Hunger Games: Catching Fire soundtrack with a stirring cover of "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" by Tears For Fears. Hear the snippet below!
She is joined by artists like Coldplay, Diplo, Sia, and The Weeknd on the soundtrack for the film that comes out November 22.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by shadow's mom another use for the tureens I used the tureens for shrimp cocktail. I put the sauce in the bottom, hung the shrimp and a slice of lemon on each tureen and use them for appitizers. They were a hit. Very cute and stylish! November 23, 2011
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The Dawgs, ranked 45th, outlasted the 49ers 5-2 in Hawaii.
The University of Washington women's tennis team picked up a dominant win in their first match of the 2014 season handing the University of Hawaii a 6-1 defeat at the UH Tennis Complex.
SEATTLE � University of Washington Women's Tennis head coach Jill Hultquist announced on Friday that international junior tennis standout Miki Kobayashi (Japan) signed a letter of intent to join the Huskies starting in the 2014-15 season.
Elianne Douglas-Martin and Riko Shimizu along with three doubles pairs each made the Round of 16.
Junior transfer Natalie Allen defeated freshman Angela Chen in the blue division finals of the St. Mary's Invite on Tuesday, in Seattle.
The duos of Angela Chen/Brianna Kemp and Julija Lukac/Andjela Nemcevic claimed doubles titles over the weekend.
Washington women's tennis opened the season at the ITA All-American Championships at Riviera.


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Fiesta4kids is a one stop shop for all your party equipment rental needs.
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Fiesta4kids is a one stop shop for all your party equipment rental needs.
Fiesta4Kids – Bringing the Fun to Toronto for More Than a Decade
Fiesta4Kids has proudly served the greater Toronto area since 2002, and we love the unique and vibrant culture that the city and its residents have to offer. Our goal is to make Toronto that much more colourful by providing unforgettable entertainment for our community – especially kids. That's why we offer a one-stop shop for all your party equipment needs, and with a large assortment of performers, inflatables, bounce houses, jumping castles, games, and amusement rentals, we'll make sure that your next event is a hit.
Fiesta4Kids is about more than just renting an inflatable castle or popcorn machine from an impersonal business. We know that each customer is different, and we work closely with everyone who hires us to make sure they get the party they've envisioned.
Who We Serve (and Why They Choose Us)
Even though we have the word "kids" in our name, we cater to all sectors, age groups, and event types. Our customers include private parties, schools, corporations, and community organizations. Here's a small sampling of the organizations we've been lucky enough to work with:
- Walt Disney Park & Resort
- Universal Studios
- Microsoft
- Toronto Raptors
- Air Canada
- Rich Bride, Poor Bride (reality show)
- McDonald's
- Canadian Cancer Society
Of course, you don't need to be a large organization with a huge budget to work with Fiesta4Kids. No function is too big or too small, and we'll work with you to plan your next event on whatever scale works best for you. We hope you'll consider us for your party planning needs, and we believe our current customer satisfaction speaks to the quality of our services.
Many of our customers have such a good experience with us that we're the first place they call when planning a new event, and a lot of our business comes from returning customers and recommendations. We credit our customers' satisfaction to our staff's willingness to go above and beyond to create memorable events that are tailored to each party's needs.
Don't just take our word for it, though. Here are a few testimonials from our customers:
"I want to thank you for the excellent service provided by your staff. Each and every one of them was professional, friendly, and hard working. Even in the midst of pouring rain that lasted throughout the day, you and your staff, who were soaking wet from the rain, remained positive, upbeat, and entertained our guests for hours… I've been organizing my company's employee events for 12 years and I've never been more impressed with an entertainment company as I am with Fiesta4Kids." –Marianne Cina, Visioneering Corp
"We have used Fiesta4Kids on multiple occasions and have never been disappointed. Claudia is professional and has stepped in to help with any last minute crisis. I would highly recommend Fiesta4Kids for any party and will continue to use their services." –Jeremy Diamond, Diamond & Diamond Personal Injury Lawyers
"Thank you very much for everything you have done for our daughter's birthday party… you made our partyreally beautiful and fun. Our daughter loved the flowers and arch and jumping castle. All the kids had so much fun." –Salma Joseph
Events That Are Ripe for the Fiesta Touch
Wondering if Fiesta4Kids is right for your event? We love variety and always rise to challenges, so no matter what kind of party you're planning, we can help. Some functions we've helped put on in the past include:
School Fun Fairs. Whether you want to celebrate the start of classes in the fall, the end of tests and homework in the summer, or anything in between, Fiesta4Kids can put together a party full of fun inflatable castles and more.
Corporate Events. Make this year's company picnic something that your employees – and their families – will really remember.
Street Festivals. Get to know the neighbors and welcome the return of warm weather by throwing a summer block party with Fiesta4Kids.
Birthday Parties. We can cater birthday events for people of all ages, from the very young to the young at heart.
Holiday Events. Valentine's Day, Halloween, Christmas, Arbor Day… whatever holiday you want to celebrate, we've got you covered with our wide array of party gear.
Summer Barbeques. Don't have a grill? No need to worry. You can rent one from us along with the rest of the party supplies you need.
Water Parties. There's no better way to beat the heat of summer than to throw a water party, and Fiesta4Kids can make your event unique by bringing the water park right to your backyard.
Why Do You Need a Party Planner?
From intimate birthday gatherings to big public events put on by corporations, planning the perfect party is something that takes a lot of time, effort, and skill. The decorations have to look amazing. The activities have to be aimed at your audience and fun and unique enough that they won't be forgotten. In short, it's an incredibly stressful thing for someone to take on, especially if you're not experienced in doing it.
With Fiesta4Kids, you'll be working with experts who do this for a living every day of their lives. You might not know how many cotton candy machines you'll need for 100 people or the biggest castle bouncy house that can fit in your 50'x50' backyard, but we will because these are questions we deal with all the time.
And even if you do manage to pull everything together and create an amazing party, coordinating it means that you're going to be "working" throughout the event instead of kicking back and enjoying how amazingly it's going like you should be doing. Don't fall into this trap because you think you'll save a few bucks – we know how to work within your budget and still create a party people will be talking about for years.
If you're ready to let us help you plan your event or just want to learn more, contact us at one of the numbers below or send an email to email@example.com. You can also fill out our short online reservation form. We look forward to helping you make your event exactly what you want it to be.
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As you must now know, the launch of our new monthly, Offline, at Irving Plaza with Q-Tip is now only a few days away. We recently caught up with Q-Tip to get the low down on this summer's new go to party, amongst a few other juicy tidbits.
Giant Step: Congratulations on your new monthly party, Offline! How are you feeling about the launch?
Q-Tip: I feel good about it. Hopefully folks will come ready to dance, be open minded, and ready to enjoy different types of music. And you know, take it to a time where New York was bred for partying and not just kinda standing around – like a real dance party.
GS: What can partygoers expect to see and hear at Offline?
Q-Tip: They can hear any and everything, man. From a lot of dance and disco and boogie music, a lot of boogie music to lots of salsa, hip hop, dub. Old school hip hop, that is – a lot of that. A lot of funk. Afro Cuban, Afro Beat, rare groove. Electronic. Classic stuff! Also I had a DJ booth specially designed which is an art piece. The creator is a wonderful artist called Susan Linss. At each party she will add a new piece of art which is really exciting!
GS: Do you have a certain philosophy around the music you put play when you DJ?
Q-Tip: My philosophy depends on the type of party, but usually for my type of parties my philosophy is to keep people dancing and exchanging that energy coming out of themselves. You know, you work all week or you go through what you go through not to come and stand around and Twitpic or Instagram stuff and put it on Twitter. You come to be offline, to experience it, to dance, to feel the music. So my philosophy is to encourage that.
GS: When you think about great NY parties of the past what were some of your favorites?
Q-Tip: My favorite parties were like Mars, Studio 54, Red Zone, The Garage, Bassline, Love Light (not Limelight) – Love Light was dope, the original Nell's, The World, Life, Save The Robot. So many places.


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ZF-3663: Zend Log does not work with an Oracle Database
Zend_Log dosen't seem to work for an oracle database at all, but when I switch to mysql or postgresql it works fine. here is the code.
$db = Zend_Registry::get('db');
/** Logging * */
$log = new Zend_Log();
//Log either to database or file
if (strcasecmp($config->log->adapter, 'database') == 0) :
$columnMapping = array('lvl' => 'LVL', 'msg' => 'MSG');
$log->addWriter(new Zend_Log_Writer_Db($db, 'LOGS', $columnMapping));
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$config->log->level ? (int) $config->log->level : Zend_Log::WARN));
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$columnMapping = array('lvl' => 'LVL', 'msg' => 'MSG');
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After exchange of mail, it appears that it is indeed a problem of mapping added with a difference in level of priority in the configuration


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Dr. Joel Fleischman (Rob Morrow) graduated from Columbia University medical school where he attended thanks to a scholarship from the state of Alaska. Though he was slated to work in Anchorage, instead he gets assigned to be the General Practitioner of the tiny Alaskan town, Cicely, to pay for his education. The location is remote, the people are weird and quirky, and Joel wants to return to New York. The show thrived on the "will they or won't they" dynamic between Fleischman and Janine Turner's Maggie O'Connell.


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Join two scientists and an explorer as they travel to Lebanon to find out more about the ancient Phoenicians. The scientists are using genetics to determine the link between the current Lebanese population and the early Phoenicians from bone excavations made at ancient sites. Meanwhile, the explorer tries to retrace the shipping and sailing routes of the Phoenicians, who were aggressive explorers that discovered and conquered other Mediterranean lands. Includes bonus photo gallery.


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This Friday, we're sending photographers to two different events, both supporting good causes, to get photos for our Utah People section and online galleries. Be there, so we can get your photo, too.
Don't know about our online galleries?
Click here to check them out. We cover events all around the Wasatch Front and Back, many of which end up in our magazine. Recently, we shot the SHERO Who's WOO (Women Overcoming Obstacles) event, where four women talked about overcoming struggles, including Rebecca Musser, a former FLDS polygamist wife who testified against the sect in Utah, Arizona and Texas.
Here are the event's we'll be covering on April 27:
Utah Go Red for Women Luncheon, 10:30 a.m.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, and the American Heart Association is educating the public on the matter. Support the cause at the annual luncheon. Deni Hill, at home winner of the Biggest Loser will speak. Tickets are $125.
Downtown Marriott, 75 S. West Temple, SLC
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pARTy for Rape Recovery, 6:30 p.m.
The Rape Recovery Center is holding its annual gala and auction, which will include work from many of the state's best artists. Elegant food and drink will be served, and proceeds will benefit the recovery center's programs. Tickets are $70.
Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory, Westminster College, 1240 E. 1700 South, SLC
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Stratton Extra-Wide Dresser
- Overview
Our Stratton Extra-Wide Dresser features a solid-wood frame and drawers with English dovetail joinery and bronze-finished iron pulls.
- 66" wide x 21" deep x 36" high
- Finished by hand on all sides using an exclusive multistep process that results in exceptional depth of color, then sealed with a protective lacquer.
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- Frame is built of kiln-dried solid hardwood.
- The dresser top is crafted of hardwood veneer over engineered wood; Sides are hardwood veneer over MDF, an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures the dresser's structural integrity over time.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture that has flawless surfaces and consistent color tones, and that will not be subject to cracking.
- The drawer fronts and sides are made of alder; the drawer bottom is alder veneer over MDF; the drawer glides are beech.
- All drawers are paneled and feature dovetail joinery; with stops, wood glides, and bronze-finished iron drawer pulls.
- Overall: 66" wide x 21" deep x 36" high
- Top Drawer Interior: 19" wide x 19" deep x 7.5" high
- Deep Drawer Interior: 27" wide x 17" deep x 9.5" high
- Drawer Pull: 1.5" diameter
- Legs: 2.5" square, 3.5" high
- Distance between legs: 62" side to side; 17.5" front to back
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Although Adela Navarro Bello has seen her editors murdered for covering the Mexican drug cartels, and has received death threats herself, she has no intention of slowing down when it comes to reporting on the violence in her country.
The general director of Zeta newsmagazine in Tijuana, Mexico, is one of four brave women journalists to be honored by the International Women's Media Foundation at the 2011 Courage in Journalism Awards for risking their lives to cover the news. Two events are slated, for October 24 in Los Angeles and October 27 in New York.
Joining Navarro, 43, are Reuters Iran bureau chief Parisa Hafezi, online newspaper director Chiranuch Premchaiporn of Thailand, and reporter Kate Adie, the BBC's first chief news correspondent, who will be awarded the IWMF's Lifetime Achievement Award.
We recently spoke with Navarro about the dangers her job entails, self-censorship in her country and why investigative journalism is more important than ever before. An edited version of the interview follows.
More: What led you to journalism and covering such a dangerous beat as drug trafficking?
Adela Navarro Bello: The drug trade in Mexico and the empowerment of drug cartels and their leaders is a reality that we, as journalists, can't pull away from. At Zeta, we practice investigative journalism, with independence and freedom—this is how we deal with subjects that affect the society in which we live. In this moment, in my country, the subject of organized crime has led us to violence, with more than 56,000 murders in five years, the uprising of new cartels. Not writing about them or investigating this matter won't make them disappear. On the contrary, the degree of impunity with which they operate, with the support of governments, police and corrupted judges—this problem will grow.
More: You feel an obligation to your readers.
AN: For Zeta, our readers are the most important thing in the world. They are the reason we get around. We owe ourselves to them and we investigate for them. Our readers provide us enormous feedback, not only through the letters they send to us, but through the complaints they make. The subjects that they're interested in, that's what we investigate. This is why I can say that 60 percent of what we publish comes directly from our readers. In 31 years of existence, we have offered investigative journalism, and that's what they demand. At the same time, there is criticism of our work.
More: How did the murders of two of your Zeta colleagues affect the work you do?
AN: Those were very difficult moments for us at Zeta. Today, there are a few co-workers who lived through the murder of [co-founder and editor] Héctor Félix Miranda in 1988—I started my career at Zeta in 1990. We learn to live through this, to suffer through this and to demand results, as [co-founder] Jesús Blancornelas taught us to do via Zeta—to build a strong defense so that this murder won't go unpunished too. Because the man who ordered Félix Miranda's murder was never arrested, and the person suspected of doing this is Jorge Hank Rhon, he is a public person in this city where we have our offices. The people who know form a part of the editorial team at Zeta [and] continue fighting for what Jesús wanted, which is a solution to this case.
In 1997, 10 assassins from the Arellano organization tried to kill Jesús Blancornelas when he was the general director of our publication. During the ambush, Luis Valero Elizalde, his bodyguard, was killed. Blancornelas spent two months in the hospital, and during that time the editors led this publication and opened an investigation, in [the course of] which they determined that the Arellano drug cartel did participate in the crime.


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Extreme heat conditions brought on by a massive heat wave gripping most of the country has forced Winterthur to cancel the final performance of its new Outdoor Concert Series that began last month. Local musicians The Unruhlies were scheduled to take the stage this Friday night, for a rocking 2.5 hour show.
Dubbed "Music Along the Bank," guests were invited to pack a picnic dinner, their favorite beverages and lawn chairs for easy entertainment featuring local and regional musicians. The event is free for members and $10 for non-members. Children 13 years old and younger are admitted for free.
The music will continue, though.
Following a brief hiatus to avoid more excessive temperatures in August, the series will resume in September. The Unruhlies are scheduled to make up their performance at 3p.m., Sunday, Oct. 13.
Winterthur's Cottage Café will likely resume concert hours as well, serving a menu that blends traditional favorites alongside modern culinary delights. Guests may also browse the Museum Store during the event or take a stroll along the bank while listening to the music.
The next performance is currently scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 15 and will feature Betty and the Bullet.
For more information about Winterthur Museum or the concert series, visit www.winterthur.org.
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The door opened with big smiles and warmth. You would have thought I had a movie in Sundance. Are you hungry? Would you like something to drink? Are you ready for your facial? Ruben escorted me to the master bathroom which was as cozy as any spa treatment room. Courtney from A Brand New Day Salon in Salt Lake expertly layered my face with various products from Matis Paris. The company is bringing their line stateside.
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With squeaky clean, supple skin, I moved on to a 'demonstration' (manicure) from China Glaze the nail polish company, makeup from Colorscience, false eyelashes from Ardell and what I thought would be a hairstyling. It turned out to be a full-blown hair chop after a flamboyant French hairdresser named Patrice from Beverly Hills accused me of having painful soccer mom hair. There went about 4" off the bottom.
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I have to admit that I needed to update my doo. Patrice set my hair with a comb-through, shine enhancing hairspray from It then marched me upstairs.
I received two bags of skincare products to keep my face looking good even without the makeup- sunscreens from MDSolar and youth enhancing creams from DNA EFG Renewal.
My hot, new printed buttondown from Roar went on my back immediately as did the stud earrings from designer London Manori. Love, love, love both of these companies.
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One more item and my dream makeover would be complete. I shared fitting space with Andie MacDowell. Her daughter Rainey and I picked out the same pair of knee-high, leather Bjorn boots.
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Three hours later I thanked my hosts, said good-bye and left with more bags and boxes than Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman.
I took my badass self down to the SuperDry Experience (aka The Downstairs) for a visit. SuperDry is a Japanese brand of Ts, denim and sweats soon launching in U.S. Cute stuff! But best for skinny chicks and dudes.
I caught the last happy hour at the Stella Cafe (they closed up for good Monday night.)
One beer and I still made it to the screening of Neil LaBute's I Melt With You. (Review to come.)
Finally, makeup and hair still intact, I hopped a city bus back to Main Street for the Napa Valley Film Festival's coming out party at the Kimball Art Center (aka Sundance House). By 10 p.m., my coach was turning gourd-like and I called it a night.
At home, my boyfriend looked at me with confusion, "Thought you said you were going to Sundance?" "I did" "And you get a new haircut and makeover?" "Of course, that's Sundance!"; "You're supposed to cover the stars not look like one. Get over here, Hotty.":)


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New LMC rehab area aids children's therapy
Published: Monday, February 18, 2013 at 3:16 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 18, 2013 at 3:16 p.m.
The new rehabilitation services department at Wake Forest Baptist Health — Lexington Medical Center is more than a larger space with outside light and new equipment for children. It is a place where a broad range of services is centralized with therapists working together to enable children to achieve the best possible lifestyle.
"The result is better outcomes for pediatric patients," said Monette Frye, director of rehabilitation services, in a press release. "We've always had excellent therapists; now we have a new and improved facility for them to make a difference in the lives of children."
Lexington Medical Center offers comprehensive rehabilitation services for children, said Frye, who has worked at the medical center for 32 years. "We offer physical, occupational and speech therapy for inpatients and outpatients and a number of specialized services, including swallowing difficulties, handwriting problems and coordination issues."
With the additional space, there is no longer a waiting list for children to receive rehabilitation services here, she added. "We have more capacity now."
"The equipment we need is in one, kid-friendly space where we can provide children all therapy services," said Laura Tanley, a physical therapist with 20 years' experience. "The single, centralized location allows us to improve communication among therapists when we develop treatment plans.
"We have the same goals for children as we have for adults — to achieve their highest level of function. What's different is how we treat pediatric patients and our emphasis on making it fun for them."
In physical therapy, the most common conditions treated are children with cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, torticollis (a condition in which infants cannot turn their heads), toe walking and developmental delays. The staff also treats children recovering from injuries or surgery.
Pat Essick is a speech language pathologist with 16 years' experience. "The acoustics are better in this room, and our patients benefit from the increased privacy and space to move about the room," she said. "We now have a more team-oriented approach."
Essick treats infants and children with delays and disorders in articulation, language, fluency, voice, as well as oral, motor and hearing communication.
"A new swing is used for sensory integration training, to help children who have difficulty processing touch, sounds, sights and body position," said Sheila Abbott, an occupational therapist with 21 years' experience.
Occupational therapy encompasses activities of daily living, including muscle strengthening, bilateral coordination, visual perception and motor skills.
Lexington Medical Center accepts most insurance plans. For more information about rehabilitation services for children, call 238-4776.
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"I'm not right," my 8-year-old child with the old soul says, explaining why our weathered mailbox sits empty. Another classmate's birthday party is on the horizon, and we wait anxiously for the invitation that never comes. Simple yet profound, the words slice through my flesh, piercing a hole in my heart, the pain more than I can bear. Pain I have come to know all too well, raising a transgender child.
It wasn't always this way, at least not in the beginning. With ten fingers and toes, a perfect Apgar score of 10, and no obvious birth defects, we celebrated the arrival of our healthy firstborn. Yes, on that blue-sky August afternoon, I delivered a beautiful baby, who came wrapped in a blanket of hopes and dreams that were not meant to be. At least not as we envisioned those hopes and dreams when the doctor divulged the secret — "It's A Girl!"— we had been patiently waiting to learn for the last nine months. Truth be told, no one in our delivery room that day, from the medical staff to my husband and I, would have ever guessed how wrong that statement would be.
From birth until the age of 3, we lived in a state of naïve bliss, a magical land of new parenthood where we believed we were raising a girl. A beautiful little girl who would be Snow White on Halloween, wear red velvet dresses and matching patent leather shoes during the holidays, and go by the name of Samantha. Never mind the fact that this child preferred Matchbox Cars to Barbies and bulldozers instead of baby dolls. Society had graciously given us the "tomboy" label to justify her behavior, which we gladly used as a wishful excuse. But all too soon it became hard to ignore the earnest pleas for the McDonald's Happy Meal that included the boy's toy or the innocent requests to wear male clothes, right down to the boxer shorts underwear. Pleas and requests occurred daily. Our child tried to tell us, in the only way she knew how, that there was a disconnect between her mind and body.
"You are pioneers," we were told, the tone implying we should be proud, as we met with the first group of doctors to discuss the gender atypical behavior we knew extended well beyond "normal." Pioneers because, as we quickly learned, there was very little research and data on transgender children. I remember my mind flashing back to Little House on the Prairie, a favorite television show from my youth about pioneers and their hardships, which seemed oh-so simple compared to what our family was now facing. Pushing through the mounting fear, not because we were brave, but because we knew the physical and mental well being of our child depended upon it, we hitched up a team of doctors — pediatricians, endocrinologists, psychologists, and psychiatrists — and began to plough the field of medicine searching for answers to help our child become whole.
Over the last five years Sam, as he is now known, has endured innumerable pokes and prods to his body and soul — puberty-blocking drug injections and seemingly baseless psycho-babble questions — so that he can be the person he has always known himself to be, inside and out. At the same time, our family has embraced that pioneer spirit, ploughing not only the medical field, but also the field of education to ensure our child is safe at school. Working with teachers, we have circled the wagons to combat the daily attacks of harassment and bullying from fellow classmates who lack empathy and derive pleasure by inflicting emotional pain.
Equally important, our family has learned to be advocates. Appearing in front of medical professionals, school officials, friends, fellow students and parents, we stand side-by-side with Sam as we explain a subject that is unfamiliar to most people and misunderstood by society at large. With every opportunity to share a glimpse of what it is like to walk in his shoes — shoes that are well worn because of the rough and uncharted road he has already traveled in his short life — we feel encouraged knowing one more person might go forward with a new appreciation and understanding for people like Sam. Indeed, nothing prepares you for the challenges of raising a transgender child, but with unconditional love and acceptance we believe we are showing our child and everyone who knows our family that gender alone does not define the person.


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Want to know what's going on in the teen department at Dalton? Check out the new Teen Blog!
The Dalton-Whitfield Library welcomes its teens and young adults. There is a room devoted to the young adult collection of books and designed to give teens (ages 12-18) a space to hang out in.
This room includes all of the young adult book collection, seating, a black board with chalk, and computers.
Teen Advisory Group, call her at (706) 876-1364 or message her on the Library's Facebook Page.
Bookswith the same basic information as the form.
There are fiction books that include popular series like the Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins and The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare. Fiction books are shelved by the last name of the author, but if you're looking for a popular series, look for a magnetic label with the series name.
In addition to the fiction books, the teen area has some non-fiction books on important topics, such as social issues, health and development, and history. These books are shelved according to the Dewey Decimal System.
- 000 – Computer science, information & general works
- 100 – Philosophy and psychology
- 200 – Religion
- 300 – Social sciences
- 400 – Language
- 500 – Science
- 600 – Technology
- 700 – Arts & recreation
- 800– Literature
- 900 – History & geography
Computers & Gaming
There are two computers designed for playing online games such as Minecraft, and League of Legends, watching videos on YouTube, and doing homework. Unfortunately, we cannot provide accounts to these games, simply allow teens to have a place to play them. There is also a TV with HDMI ports, allowing teens to bring in gaming consoles to play with their friends during special events.
The library also provides summer reading programs for 6th – 10th grade, and will be hosting free events for teens to join throughout the summer and school year.


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Dennis James Biodrowski
Position: G
Height: 6-1 Weight: 250 lbs.
Born: June 27, 1940 in Gary, IN
Died: October 20, 2014 in Euless, TX
High School: William A. Wirt
College: Memphis (school history)
Drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the 18th round (144th overall) of the 1962 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 16th round (221st overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 12 (6581st overall since 1950)
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"Rock and roll's Caruso," Roy Orbison was the honoree for the 11th annual American Music Masters series. Orbison [inducted 1987] was a pioneer of the dark, sophisticated and solitary side of rock and roll. He possessed a three-octave range and sang in a soaring, operatic tenor. A balladeer with a timeless quality to his music, Orbison specialized in heartbreaking musical meditations on the subject of love. Though the Texas-born singer/guitarist briefly recorded for Sun Records where he had one modest hit, "Ooby Dooby," Orbison never really fit in with the rowdy rockabilly crowd. Early on, he enjoyed success as a songwriter, placing songs with Jerry Lee Lewis, the Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly. After signing with Nashville-based Monument Records in 1960, his own career took off. Orbison's sumptuous, sophisticated pop hits include "Only the Lonely," "Blue Bayou" and "It's Over." On the rock and roll side, he cut his biggest hit, "Oh, Pretty Woman," in 1964.
Events celebrating Roy Orbinson's life and career included interviews, film screenings, Rockin' the Schools classes, a conference and performances.
Saturday, November 4 at 8:00pm
The night before the Tribute Concert, Fred Foster, Ryan Humbert Band and Truly Lover Trio performed at Wilbert's in Cleveland.
On Saturday, November 4 from 9am until 5pm at the Ford Auditorium in the Allen Memorial Medical Library, scholars, artists, journalists and fans gathered at a conference to reflect on the career of Roy Orbison and his impact on rock and roll music. Participants included Billy Pat Ellis of the Teen Kings, Virgil Johnson of the Velvets, Colin Escott, Cowboy Jack Clement, Fred Foster, Buddy Buie, Rodney Justo, Terry Widlake, Chet Flippo and Peter Lehman.
Live interview on Thursday, November 2 with songwriter Joe Melson.
A panel discussion on Wednesday, November 1 on the musical career of Roy Orbison
Live interview on Tuesday, October 31 with songwriter Bill Dees.
On Monday, October 30, the Rock Hall screened the film Black and White Night.
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Mayhap it is still floating out there in cyberspace?
Fuck it. It's time for some vodka followed by cran...
I feel your pain. Another day amongst the idiots and I'm facing another 12 hours with them tomorrow. Have a vodka cran for me...I have to be up early in the am. And why doesn't word verification use actual words instead of jumbled letters?!?
Oh that sucks. Blogger has been royally pissing me off lately.
Stupid blogger system.
Hopefully more vodka than cran!


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The Orange Ride returns - ride to the Broncos games
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2010 Ride to the Broncos Game
The Denver Broncos want YOU to join the 2nd Annual Orange Ride festivities and and ride your bike to the Lions vs. Broncos game on Sunday, October 30! Enjoy a bike ride, VIP bike parking, the absense of traffic and car parking hassles, free admission to the Broncos Barn, discounts on food and beverages and a chance to win prizes, like game tickets.
Want to volunteer? Help BikeDenver park bikes in the 1,000 space bike corral. To sign up, email us at http://www.bikedenver.org/contact/
Orange Ride Information:
- Either ride from home or meet at Denver Pavilions/Paramount Cafe at 10am and then head for the stadium at 11am with Mayor Michael Hancock.
- Riders will receive a free Orange Ride T-shirt and gift bag, while supplies last.
- Park your bike in the VIP 1,000-space bike parking corral right at the entrance to Sports Authority field. (10am to 6pm)
- Hang out in the Broncos Barn for kickoff at 2:05pm and watch the game on the wide screens for free.
- For details, go to denverbroncos.com/orangesunday
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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
The ability to live in one's own home-wherever that might be- for as long as confidently and comfortably possible is the goal of many seniors. This aging in place offers challenges.
Scientific studies have shown that social isolation and loneliness can worsen a wide variety of physical and mental aliments-from depression to chronic disease. The Senior Center Without Walls is a the brainchild of a gerontologist who saw how crippling the health effects of isolation could be for older adults whose social lives were curtailed by wheelchairs, ill health, and the death of friends. This program is by telephone, connecting California elders through activities, friendship and community through telephone groups for adults over 60 all from the comfort of home and is free. Today the center offers nearly 70 classes spanning poetry, health information, trivia, travel movies and other informative and eclectic classes. Participants even celebrate birthdays together.
Visit the website to see all the classes available and the ease of use for seniors simple by registering and using their telephone.
Library Beyond Walls is the libraries outreach program that brings library services to those patrons who are not able to visit one of our branches. Committed volunteers visit each senior to bring not only library services but also a connection of friendship. Both of these programs connect people. I was fortunate to be the coordinator of this program for three years. I met amazing seniors who at even at 90 loved to read and discuss with their volunteers. The gift of friendship was often more important than the book
If you know a senior who would love a personal connection contact either one of these programs and share the love!


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by Rob Moseley
Editor, GoDucks.com
The Ducks returned from a day off with a single practice to close out the second week of preseason camp.
Venue: Outdoor practice fields
Format: Full pads
Situations: Some red-zone work and a late clutch situation under scrimmage-like conditions. Among the special teams periods was work for the "safe" punt return team, to guard against the threat of a fake.
Highlights: The Ducks had a little pep in their step today after getting a surprise day off Friday. "We had really good work today," head coach Mark Helfrich said. "We didn't have a great walk-through Thursday, and I challenged those guys to just operate a little more urgently, and they definitely did that this morning. And then got some quality work this afternoon; got a couple guys back 100 percent in everything, so that helped out."
Until the clutch scenario to end the day, the most interesting period for me might have been a red-zone drill with a quarterback and two receivers going against two defensive backs. Jeff Lockie had scoring passes to Blake Stanton, Keanon Lowe, Josh Huff and B.J. Kelley; Jake Rodrigues found the end zone with Stanton twice and also Kelley; and Marcus Mariota made touchdown connections with Chance Allen and Daryle Hawkins. On defense, Tyree Robinson, Erick Dargan and Reggie Daniels all had impressive pass breakups.
Among the day's other standout individual moments were Ifo Ekpre-Olomu shedding a block by essentially body-slamming a receiver; Terrance Mitchell diving to intercept a tipped pass just before it hit the turf; Hawkins clearing space for Lowe as a blocker on a screen pass; and Evan Baylis absolutely pancaking a safety on an open-field block.
Today's practice wrapped up the second of three weeks of preseason camp, with one more to go before the Ducks begin game-week preparations for facing Nicholls on Aug. 31. "You're never pleased 100 percent with where you are, because you want this guy or that group or that one play to be even better — and it's always going to be that way," Helfrich said of his big picture assessment so far. "So, not content, but pleased." The coach did say he probably won't make any public announcements about depth chart decisions or redshirt candidates during camp.
Most entertaining period: The clutch drill at the end, in which the team was split into two squads, one needing to protect a lead and one needing to come from behind. The drill was run a couple times, once with one squad protecting a two-point lead, and Matt Wogan made a 38-yard field goal to bring his side back. The other side still had a chance to turn the tables, but Tyree Robinson broke up a pass and Rahim Cassell hauled in the tipped ball to end the drill.
With the scenario changed to make it a six-point difference, the No. 1 offense ended up having to punt with time left on the clock. The twos drove down near the red zone thanks in part to the sure hands of Eric Dungy, some nice running by Kenny Bassett and a great catch of a bobbled ball by Devon Allen. But ultimately, the scenario ended without a comeback.
Other observations: The preseason camp roster, limited to 105 players until after the first game, was adjusted to provide more depth on the offensive line. Matt McFadden, who practiced with the Ducks last season, joined the team for camp, replacing receiver Jeff Bedbury. … Former UO running back Terrence Whitehead and linebacker Ramone Reed attended practice. Whitehead spent the last year working to complete his undergraduate degree at the university. Reed has been in the area coaching high school football, and currently is an assistant at nearby Springfield High. … Mariota continues to put on a daily clinic in seven-on-seven, finding open receivers and delivering accurate balls. ...
Helfrich spent some time watching individual defensive drills, and was pleased with what he saw from the inside linebackers. … I watched the secondary doing individual drills, and came away impressed by Chris Seisay's hands. … If touchbacks are what Helfrich wants to see from his kickoff unit — and he said as much the other day — then Wogan is his guy. Even when he doesn't make perfect contact, the ball ends up a few yards deep in the end zone. … Daniels got some work as a corner, and Tyree Robinson took a few reps with the first and second defense; nearly every one of the new guys has had a chance to take some reps with veterans at some point in camp, by this time.
Side note: Helfrich indicated he had a chance to visit with running backs coach Gary Campbell, whose son, Bryan, passed away Thursday. "That's such a strong family and such a great group of people," Helfrich said. "You go in the house and visit with them, and you come out better. How does that work?" Helfrich said he asked if Campbell needed anything, and the assistant responded with, "Hey, tell the team I love them."
Up next: The Ducks don't practice Sunday, but will have meetings and treatment early in the day, followed by a team BBQ.


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The American Legislative Exchange is meeting in Salt Lake this week to come up with ways for the "big guys," — American Tort Reform Association, Chemical Manufacturers Association, Americans United for Life, ExxonMobil, Koch Companies Public Sector, the NRA, etc.—to have their way with legislatures across the nation.
The little guys, including Alliance for a Better Utah, are trying to counter all that money and political clout with information. An "ALEC Exposed Workshop" at 6 p.m. will feature speakers from Common Cause, Center for Media and Democracy, the League of Women Voters, Coalition to Stop Gun Violence and the AFL-CIO.
The discussion will include ALEC's secrecy, it's voter registration and ID efforts and gun rights initiatives. It's obviously a left leaning crowd, but conservatives might want to drop by just to see what they are up to.
BTW, Bob Gehrke at The Salt Lake Tribune says ALEC defenders say that Allliance for a Better Utah hasn't been overly open with its financial info. Founder Josh Kanter later provided Gehrke with information on the group's financial backers.
It happens at 629 S. State Street, Salt Lake City.
On Thursday, a 10 a.m. Alliance for a Better Utah (why they didn't call themselves something snappy like Building a Better Beehive, beats me) will release a report on ALEC's impact on politics in Utah at the same address.
More details at BBB (see?), 801-427-3397, www.betterutah.org


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Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Vegetables
Cooking With Parsnips (page 2 of 2)
by William Woys Weaver
Parsnip Muffins
This adaptation of an 1840s Philadelphia recipe is made on the same principle as potato bread. Parsnip breads, with their light texture, were popular in colonial America.
- 1 small parsnip (about 4 oz.)
- 1-1/3 cups warm milk (110? F)
- 1 package dry yeast
- 4 tablespoons melted unsalted butter or olive oil
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 4-1/4 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
Peel and coarsely chop parsnip. Put it in a small pan with enough water to cover, and boil until very soft, about 25 minutes. Drain and place parsnip in a blender or food processor with milk. Puree until smooth and creamy, then add yeast. Pour mixture into a bowl and let it stand in a warm place until doubled in bulk.
To the parsnip mixture add melted butter or oil, salt, and 4 cups of flour. Work this into a sticky dough, then add the remaining 1/4 cup flour. Knead dough until light and pliant, 5 to 10 minutes; cover with a damp cloth and let rise until doubled in bulk.
Preheat the oven to 375? F. Butter 24 muffin cups (2-1/2-in. size). Knead the dough lightly. Form into 24 equal-sized balls and set them into muffin cups. Cover and let rise in a warm place, about 15 minutes. Bake until golden, about 20 minutes. For a crisp crust, brush muffins with ice water as soon as they come from the oven. Serve warm. Makes 2 dozen muffins.
Eggless Lemon Curd
Old-fashioned lemon curd is made with a great many eggs. This tasty creation uses parsnips instead, and National Gardening editors thought it tasted even better than the traditional recipe. Use it as a spread on parsnip muffins or as a cake filling.
- 1 pound parsnips
- 2 cups sugar
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 6 tablespoons lemon juice
- Finely grated zest of 1 lemon
Peel and chop parsnips. Place in a 2-quart pan with enough water to cover, and boil until soft, about 25 minutes. Remove parsnips from the cooking liquid; reserve about 1 cup of the liquid. Puree parsnips in a blender or food processor. If parsnips are too dry, add some of the cooking liquid. The puree should resemble mashed potatoes.
Put puree into a clean pan with sugar, butter, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Cook over medium-high heat, whisking from time to time, until thick and glossy, about 20 minutes. Pour into a clean glass container and refrigerate for up to 2 weeks. For best flavor, serve at room temperature. Makes about 3 cups.
William Woys Weaver raises more than 2,000 varieties of heirloom vegetables at his home in Pennsylvania.
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Arthritis and other rheumatic diseases are characterized by pain, swelling, and limited movement in joints and connective tissues in the body. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 47 million people in the US have some form of arthritis or chronic joint symptoms.
Arthritis, which literally means inflammation of a joint (where two or more bones meet), actually refers to more than 100 different diseases. Rheumatic diseases include any diseases that cause pain, stiffness, and swelling in joints or other supportive body structures, such as muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones.
Arthritis and other rheumatic diseases are often mistakenly associated with old age, because osteoarthritis (the most common form of arthritis) occurs more often among elderly persons. However, arthritis and other rheumatic diseases affect people of all ages.
Arthritis is usually chronic, which means that it rarely changes, or it progresses slowly. Specific causes for most forms of arthritis are not yet known.
Joints are the areas where two bones meet. Most joints are mobile, allowing the bones to move. Joints consist of the following:
The three most prevalent forms of arthritis include the following:
The following are the most common symptoms of arthritis. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of arthritis may resemble other medical conditions or problems. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, diagnostic procedures for arthritis may include the following:
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For the last 50 years, in keeping with its mission to prepare students for a global society and evolving workplace, Whittier College has sponsored study abroad opportunities, placing qualified students in locations throughout five continents (and at sea).
In addition, the Office of International Programs serves the special needs of international students on the Whittier College campus. The office acts primarily as a source of information and assistance with the goal of helping to make the international student experience at Whittier College as productive and meaningful as possible.
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This event is part of Ladies First: Celebrating African-American Women Who Rock during Black History Month at the Rock Hall.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is proud to welcome singer/songwriter Meshell Ndegeocello for a live performance. Ndegeocello was born Michelle Johnson in Berlin, Germany and raised in Washington DC. By the early 90's, she had landed in New York armed with a demo recorded in her bedroom, joined the Black Rock Coalition, and was soon signed to Madonna's record label. Her albums – eight to date– have offered lyrical ruminations on race, love, sex, betrayal, God, and power, and she has simultaneously embraced and challenged her listeners . A vast array of influences have informed all of her albums, which feature traces of her native go-go, hip hop, rock, R&B, new wave and punk in each. A bass player above all else, Meshell brings her signature warm, fat, and melodic groove to every- thing she does and has appeared alongside the Rolling Stones, Madonna, Alanis Morrisette, James Blood Ulmer, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Tony Allen, John Medeski, Billy Preston, and Chaka Khan. Her latest album, Weather, was released in November of 2011. Produced by Joe Henry, it received rave reviews, and is one of her most diverse collections of songs yet.
Doors open at 7 p.m. and show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets for this event are $15 and available at http://tickets.rockhall.com or at the Rock Hall Box Office. Tickets will become available to Rock Hall Members on Thursday, February 2 at 10 a.m. EST and will become available to the general public on Friday, February 3 at 10 a.m. EST.


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THY adds 200th aircraft
Turkish Airlines has been continuing to expand and rejuvenate its fleet.
Turkish Airlines has been a rising star in global aviation and continues to expand and rejuvenate its fleet. The airline has now reached its goal of operating a fleet of 200 aircraft.
This will give Turkish Airlines, Europe's youngest and most modern fleet as it works towards its goal of having the largest global network of an airline. It is presently the world's fifth largest airline and with the addition of the 200th aircraft, the airline continues to strengthen its position.
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William 'Bill' Owen Reed
Published: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 9:28 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 9:28 a.m.
DENTON | William "Bill" Owen Reed, 53, of South Jones Street, died Monday, April 1, 2013, at home.
His service will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Denton Wesleyan Church.
Visitation will be at 2 p.m. prior to the service at the church.
Optima Cremation Services is serving the family.
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