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When we first heard the words, "Your son has Down Syndrome," we couldn't fathom the journey our family would embark.
Just 30 years ago, babies born with Down syndrome were sent directly to institutions without any medical care and were experimented on. Those that survived lived on average to the age of 25. Horribly, this practice still occurs around the world.
But in the US, the future for children with Down Syndrome is changing. Today, children with the diagnosis of Down Syndrome live on average to age 60. There are people driving, getting married, starting their own businesses, buying their own homes, and that is just the beginning. How?
It all starts with: Early Intervention
On this journey, we found two early intervention programs: the Intervention Center for Early Child (ICEC) and the United Cerebral Palsy of Orange County (UCP). They have been the answers to our prayers. For decades, they have helped SO many families like ours with babies that have all kinds of special needs from Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Micro-Premies, and other medical miracles.
Starting at 6 weeks old, Knightly began attending ICEC and UCP twice a week. He receives group therapy at ICEC and has one-on-one infant stimulation therapy at home through UCP. Every 6 months, a coordinator comes to assess every area of how Knightly is growing and measures where there are any delays. We are given options and resources to help him develop in those areas.
These organizations have become family to us as they have walked with us side-by-side and held our hands through the toughest of times. Through the people we've met along this journey, we've learned more about hope, change, and healing. Most importantly, Knightly is happily growing and thriving and eating and laughing and playing -- thanks to God and organizations like ICEC and UCP. We cannot express how much God has shown us His love, His hope, and His joy through the therapists, the families, and the incredible babies. Where once the world saw impossibilities, these early intervention programs have been a part of making the impossible possible and helping babies grow up to reach their full potential.
ALL the baby games and activities in the party were exactly the kind of playful therapy Knightly has every week. It is "play" for a purpose. And, we're so happy to create a celebration for our family and friends for Knightly's very first birthday to celebrate his life, the journey, and to raise awareness and funds for these therapy organizations – a party for a purpose.
As a special first birthday gift, we asked all Knightly's friends and families to donate in lieu of gifts to these two organizations with our own specially designed site:
Knightly's therapies costs $125 per baby per session and they make all the difference in the world for families like us.
Knightly's birthday party theme circulated around this poignant quote from Walt Disney's Dumbo:
"The very things that held you down are going to carry you up and up and up."
It says everything we pray and wish for our baby and was the message we wanted to share with friends and family at his party. We asked every guest to please "help change the very things that once held children like Knightly down to carry them up and up and up."
Most of Knightly's friends were between the ages of 10-18 months so we wanted to make sure all the details were baby friendly.
Knightly's Open Snack Bar included all organic, non GMO, natural, gluten free, no preservatives healthy snacks for babies including organic milk, baby puree smoothies, and fruit and cereal puffs
Photo Booth in the Clouds/Instagram included puffy cloud pillows and a cloud with a sky blue backdrop for kids and parents alike to enjoy. All guests were asked to instagram tag the photos to #knightlyturnsone
Baby Activities included a baby pool of various textures and toys as a baby stimulation exercise to let babies enjoy and get exposed to a variety of textures, a parachute to lift up and down above the babies, Elefun for kids to catch butterflies, and yoga balls that are popular physical therapy toys for babies to strengthen their muscles
Doljabi Voting Station | Knightly celebrated his Korean heritage with a traditional Doljabi. In the tradition, the baby chooses from an assortment of items placed on a blanket that is to predict his "destiny". Knightly got to choose from a Jedi knight, the dark knight (Batman), Samurai, X-men and muppet. He chose X-men, which is perfect because it is a genetic mutation to enhance the human race. All guests were able to vote on raffle tickets beforehand for a prize.
Donation Wall | Guests were asked to gift Knightly with a donation to both his therapy groups on a table that contained the story behind his therapies and his journey
Milestone Wall | We hung a photo for each month of Knightly's life along with a list of the milestones we celebrated for each month - we LOVE this one <3
Inspirational Quotes | Throughout the party we decorated inspirational quotes from various Disney movies to help inspire our guests
Cloud Thumbprint Sign In | We created a thumbprint sign in mimicking Knightly's birthday party invitation where guests could sign in with their thumbs and write a message behind it.
- Photography and Inspirational Posters | D. Park Photography
- Event Coordination, Design and Stationery | Bzzy Bee
- Custom Artisan Ice Cream and Desserts (Birthday Cake, Cake Pops, Panna Cotta, Tiramisu) | Mr. & Mrs. Creamery
- Baby Wardrobe Styling | Styled by Connie
- "one" Birthday Crown | Little Blue Olive
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- Baby Smash Cupcake (Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Soy-Free, Nut-Free) | Sensitive Sweets
- Therapy Activities/Toys | Donated by Intervention Center for Early Childhood
- Favor Burlap Bags | Papermart
- Favor Toys | Oriental Trading Co.
- Thank You Cake (Blue with Clouds) | A Wish and a Whisk


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The venues for the summer Aspen Music Festival and School in Colorado this summer are as large as the Benedict Music Tent (2,050 seats) and as intimate as a private home. But none is more lovely than the top of Aspen Mountain.
On a hillside just beyond the gondola station, at 11,000 feet, is a platform that accommodates a handful of musicians. Every Saturday at 1 p.m. listeners sit at picnic tables or on the grass.For the cost of a gondola ticket ($19) they hear students from the festival's music school play anything from Bach to Beethoven, from to Gershwin to gospel.
Behind the little music tent is a spectacular panorama of Aspen Highlands ski area and the surrounding elk range. Call it the Big Outdoors With Brass when the players are four trombonists, as they were last Saturday.
Charles Dieterle, 21, and Colin Marusek, 23, played standard trombones. Elena Grijalva, 22, and Taylor Fong, 22 played bass trombones. They just met this summer. All rotate through the three principal orchestras that perform during the week in the Benedict Music Tent.
Among their more unusual offerings were an all-trombone version of "Summertime" from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess;" a contemporary gospel piece by University of Iowa professor and composer Jeffrey Agrell; and a portion of "Four Quartets for Four Trombones" by contemporary composer Evan Williams.
The concert ended with the March from Wagner's "Tannhauser." Introducing it, one of the performers said: "Trombonists get excited about seeing Wagner on the music stand because they know they will be the loudest instrument in the orchestra."
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HOUSTON - American Heart Association and The Paul Bear Bryant Awards' Title Sponsor Marathon Oil Corporation has announced the full watch list for the coveted Coach of the Year Honor and Fresno State's Tim DeRuyter is among the 20 candidates.
In early December, a finalists' list comprised of five to ten coaches will be announced. Finalists will attend an awards dinner on Jan. 15, 2014 in Houston, Texas at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in the Galleria, where the winner will be announced live. The Bryant Coach of the Year Award is the only college coaching honor voted on after all of the bowl games are concluded.
DeRuyter has led Fresno State to an 8-0 start this year, the programs best start since opening the 1989 season 10-0. He has the Bulldogs ranked No. 16 in the current BCS Standings and atop the West Division in the Mountain West.
His squad ranks sixth nationally in total offense and eighth in scoring while defensively the Bulldogs are tied for third in the FBS in sacks.
Since taking over in 2012, DeRuyter turned what was a 4-9 Fresno State team in 2011 into a 9-4 squad in his first season. That was the sixth-best turnaround registered in the FBS in 2012 and the nine victories are the most by a first-year coach in school history.
Additionally, DeRuyter led the Bulldogs to a share of the 2012 Mountain West championship, the school's first conference title since 1999.
2013 Paul Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Award Watch List (alphabetical order):
David Bailiff - Rice
Art Briles - Baylor
Rod Carey - Northern Illinois
Tim DeRuyter - Fresno State
Jimbo Fisher - Florida State
Al Golden - Miami (FL)
Mark Helfrich - Oregon
Brady Hoke - Michigan
Kliff Kingsbury - Texas Tech
Pete Lembo - Ball State
Tony Levine - University of Houston
Gus Malzahn - Auburn
Urban Meyer - Ohio State
Les Miles - LSU
George O'Leary - UCF
Gary Pinkel - Missouri
Nick Saban - Alabama
David Shaw - Stanford
Bob Stoops - Oklahoma
Kevin Sumlin - Texas A&M
"Catch the Wave" - Tickets for Fresno State regular season finale against New Mexico on Nov. 23 are still available and can be purchased online at gobulldogs.com, over the phone at 559-278-DOGS (3647) or in person at the Bulldog Ticket Office located at Bulldog Stadium. The official home of the Fresno State Bulldogs is 940 AM ESPN Radio.
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Australian Olympic silver medallist Jack Bobridge will make his first outing with his new team Blanco Cycling at the Tour Down Under in Adelaide next month.
The 23-year-old South Australian, who won silver in the team pursuit at the London Games, quit national team Orica-GreenEDGE after the Olympics, seeking a fresh start.
Formerly known as Rabobank, the Netherlands-based team includes four Australians: Bobridge, David Tanner and sprinters Mark Renshaw and Graeme Brown.
Blanco Cycling Team sports director Erik Dekker says the team is looking forward to racing in Australia.
"The 2013 Santos Tour Down Under will be a special race for the Blanco Cycling team, it is going to be a fresh, new start," he said.
"With four Aussies competing on home soil they will be aiming to perform well for their Australian supporters."
Meanwhile, Matthew Lloyd will be the sole Australian in an otherwise all-Italian team to race for Lampre-Merida.
Lampre-Merida features a strong line-up including Davide Cimolai, Roberto Ferrari and Elia Favilli, along with Lloyd.
The Tour Down Under will be held in Adelaide and regional South Australia from January 20 to 27 next year.
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Did you know? Holland based Talpa Media and Los Angeles-based AEG Live announced today the 31-show concert tour launches June 21, 2014 in San Antonio, TX and stops in major cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Toronto, ON before wrapping in Redmond, WA on August 2, 2014.
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Apple and Rogers feud rumor smashed: iPhone 3G won't go on sale in all Apple stores outside US, not just Canada
Earlier reports believed that Apple was showing Rogers who's boss when it was revealed that all of their six retail stores in Canada will not offer the iPhone 3G on Friday. In their place, the iPhone 3G will be for sale on Rogers and Fido stores.
At first this rumor garnered reactions to the sound of "serves you right for your high iPhone pricing plans, Rogers!" from people all over the world, but as it turns out this was only a minor detail that got blown out of proportion.
Only Apple stores in the US will offer the iPhone 3G on Friday alongside the exclusive carrier's retails stores, which in the United States's case is, of course, AT&T.
Apple stores from the UK, Japan, Italy, and Australia will not offer the iPhone 3G for sale, just as the Apple stores in Canada or anywhere else outside the US. Though it seems like a very fitting thing to do, Apple seems to have something else in its mind regarding how it will punish Rogers, if they even plan to do so in the first place.
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I recently encountered the following question:
How to find the $n$th term of the sequence $2,3,6,7,14,15,30,\dots$?
I replied to that post, and gave the following answer: $S_n = {2}^{\lceil\frac{n}{2}\rceil}+2(\frac{n}{2}-\lfloor\frac{n}{2}\rfloor-1)$
As part of the the question, OP noted that every element was equal either to the previous element times $2$ or to the previous element plus $1$. But if he/she hadn't done so, then I could have just as well used Lagrange Polynomial Interpolation in order to provide the following answer:
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In a March 28, 2014 column, Joseph Farah once again lashes out at President Obama and his administration for supposed acts of Christian persecution:
As a Christian, scripture informs me that we will know people by their fruits. Obama's fruits were well-known and well-documented by the time he first ran for president. Any true believer in the One True God would have had the discernment to view what he had sown and reaped.
Today it's growing increasingly clear that far from being a believer, as Obama claimed in 2008, he is an enemy of believers – a tormenter of Christians, a persecutor.
Farah has not only frequently insisted that any show of support to any group besides Christians is discriminatory against Christians, but also that such demonstrations are proof of some sort of nefarious Nazi conspiracy to conduct Christian genocide (a favorite tactic of the American Taliban).
In this latest column, Farah apparently takes influence from his most dependable lunatic, Erik Rush, by not even writing in relation to anything and just renewing his previous rantings with slight language changes.
For the proponent of unlimited government, God is truly the enemy because He is the author of liberty. He is the enemy because no one must serve a higher god than government. Men have been placing themselves in God's place, divining right from wrong, since the Garden of Eden. There's nothing new under the sun. It always leads to one end – disaster, catastrophe, death, destruction, misery, hopelessness.
Obama can scarcely take all the blame for our arrival at this ungodly destination. Believers are more responsible. They let it happen. They continue to allow it to happen. They have the power to direct the nation in a reverse course – just as the children of ancient Israel had the power.
Yet the very thing Farah lashes out at Obama for supposedly doing is precisely what Farah himself has done. With this column, Farah attempts to nominate himself the mouthpiece of God, and in effect, has placed himself in God's place.
Joseph Farah can kick and scream about Christian oppression until his lungs collapse, but he will never be able to disguise his push for American Theocracy as anything else.


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Nick should have tried a different approach when dealing with this situation. Back in 1985, RB Herschel Walker announced to the media that he was *not* leaving the University of Georgia early, and that he'd be back for his junior year.
A week or so later, a story broke that he had signed a contract with the New Jersey Generals of the USFL.
He was asked about it by the same media and he said "I would have told you, but the words got caught in my throat."
It was a beautiful moment that was repeated timed and again, most notably by Eddie Murphy on Saturday Night Live. And it all somehow worked out, because at least he was personable.


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After 10 days of events at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, the United States remains in the top five in medal count. Currently Team USA is tied for first place with the Netherlands with a total of 20 medals. The U.S. has won six gold medals, four silver and ten bronze which includes last night's third place finish by the U.S. men's two-man bobsled team.
Steven Holcomb and Steve Langton made Olympic history when they won the bronze. The United States has not medaled in the two-man bobsledding event since 1952 when Stanley Benham and Patrick Martin won the silver. Holcomb piloted the USA-1 bobsled designed by BMW despite having injured his calf on Sunday. Monday's win is his second historic win for Team USA, he broke the U.S. medal drought win he won the gold in the four-man bobsled event at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
While the Olympic dream came true for Langton and Holcomb, other notable U.S. athletes will leave the games disappointed. Lindsey Jacobellis regarded as one of the world's best snowboarders came so close to the gold. Jacobellis had performed well in the first two qualifying heats on Sunday, however in the semi-final a cruel twist of fate would dash her Olympic dream. At the start of the heat Jacobellis took control and was in the lead and only two turns from the finish that would advance her to the medal event. Some have reported that the pressures or her lack of mental and physical preparedness caused her to fall just seconds from a first place finish. It would be the second consecutive time she'd miss her chance at a medal.
I'll probably win my next event... Timing. I've just had bad timing.
- Lindsey Jacobellis, NBCOlympics.com
Another popular snowboarder also failed to meet the expectations the world put on his shoulders. Nicknamed the Flying Tomato, U.S. snowboarder Shaun White caused shockwaves among his fans when he failed to qualify. White who no longer sports his signature long red tresses stuck out in the men's halfpipe which just goes to prove; there are no guaranteed wins at the Olympic Games.
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German officials say the H1N1 swine flu virus has begun to mutate and could potentially morph into a more aggressive variant. Currently, Germany has the third highest rate of infection in Europe, with 275 confirmed cases. In the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 27,717 cases of swine flu, with 127 deaths; via Reuters.
Last week, H1N1 showed up in a couple of new places. In Brazil, a man returning from Mexico was diagnosed with swine flu and three children at a Georgia summer camp came down with the virus. And to make matters worse, experts believe the flu will come back stronger in the fall.
But swine flu has already made its mark. The World Health Organization declared swine flu as the first international pandemic of the 21st century, and warned it could become unstoppable.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cavaliers are awaiting a medical update on All-Star guard Kyrie Irving.
The team's leading scorer injured his left biceps in the first half of Sunday night's 102-80 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. Irving missed five shots in 10 minutes before getting hurt and did not return.
Irving left Staples Center with his arm in a sling. He is scheduled to undergo an MRI, but the Cavs have not disclosed when the test will take place. The team is not practicing Monday.
This year's All-Star game MVP, Irving has been injury prone during three seasons in the NBA. He missed 38 games his first two years with a variety of injuries, including a broken nose, fractured jaw, broken finger, sprained shoulder and concussion.
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For years, literally, ever since I dubbed the Eroscillator "the best sex toy I've ever tried," people have been asking me whether it's worth the extra cash to get the Top Deluxe version of the toy. I've always had to say "I don't know; mine is the more powerful one and I've[. . . read more]
The Eroscillator is one of the best vibrators I've ever tried (although it's not technically a vibrator, since it oscillates rather than vibrating). It has its own tag because I talk about it too much.
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I have learned a lesson about lube bottles. Before use, always cautiously test to make sure the nozzle is not plugged up. Today, attempting to lube up a toy, my lube split-streamed on me and sprayed itself on my shirt. Classy.
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Here's a little secret for you: I've been jacking off to words lately. I know, blasphemy. I usually hate erotica. I generally don't fantasize. I prefer graphic depictions of genitals going into other genitals. But this particular fiction — a slash pairing which is morally objectionable on more than one level — is hot to[. . . read more]
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You know what's hard to watch? An hour and 16 minutes of nothing but cocksucking. But I did it — boy, I did it — in the name of reviewing. Tristan Taormino's Expert Guide to Advanced Fellatio, that is. I watched it in the bedroom, with[. . . read more]
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These plans are available for Grades 1-12 and will offer families three different options for art study and a detailed plan for music appreciation.
Each flexible and easy to use 32-36 week plan includes notebooking pages, coloring pages and YouTube links for art tutorials and listening to classical music.
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Remember that thing called the PlayStation Move? It was announced earlier this year for a fall 2010 launch. Well folks that time has come... almost anyway. The Move bundle will go on sale in the United States on September 19 for $99.99 USD.
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An array of musicians from Utah State University's department of guitar studies will perform an eclectic mix of classical, folk, jazz and rock, said the department's director, Corey Christiansen.
"We'll get a smattering of acoustic-guitar ensembles and electric-guitar ensembles," Christiansen told The Park Record. "The electric ensemble will play some meringue and we'll also play some jazz standards."
In addition, the recital will feature some guitar-duo works from the 1920s and 1930s, and one student will play some of his own singer-songwriter works.
Christiansen picked most of the groups and repertoire for the performance.
"The acoustic-ensemble isn't led by me, but one of our adjunct professors, Austin Weyand, a great guitarist who won the Utah Fingerstyle Guitar Competition last year," Christiansen said. "I wanted them to come play in Park City and he has picked their rep."
The electric-guitar ensemble members will perform their own arrangements during the recital.
"Sometimes a student will pick tunes they will arrange for the group, so they will have a real-life feel of what its like to put a program together," Christiansen said. "I'll sometimes guide them and give them suggestions, but they are responsible for coming up with their arrangements."
The group that will perform will feature eight or nine guitarists and will include Christiansen's father, Mike.
"We're all excited to come play at the Swaner EcoCenter," Christiansen said. "It will be all guitar, but will be varied in style and should be fun for the listeners."
The EcoCenter performance will reflect the department of guitar studies philosophy, Christiansen said.
"It's a unique program, because most guitar programs at the collegiate level focus on just classical or jazz," he explained. "We, of course, have that. I am a jazz guitarist and that's my focus, and we have some fine classical guitarists who are adjunct faculty, but we want to make sure our students are prepared for the modern world."
USU's department of guitar studies has a sentimental value to Christiansen, because his father founded it in the 1970s.
"I also did my undergraduate with him up here," Christiansen said. "My dad was my major professor for four years. After that, I left the state for quite a long time, but, like an old dog, came back."
Christiansen received his masters from the University of South Florida and returned to Utah to take the position of interim director of the USU department.
"I was interim director this past year and after an international search, which ended in February, I was approached to become the permanent director, which is a tenure-track position," he said. "So it looks like my family and I will be here for quite a while."
While Christiansen was inspired by his father to pick up the guitar, there were other artists that caught his ear.
"Dad had some great records laying around the house, but the first record I got when I was 6 years old was 'Led Zeppelin I,' and the next one was 'Are You Experienced' by the Jimi Hendrix Experience," he said. "So it was the rock-guitar players from the late 1960s and early 1970s that are totally responsible for me playing the guitar."
In high school, Christiansen discovered jazz.
"I played in the jazz band and listened to other recordings that my dad gave me Wes Montgomery, Jim Hall, Pat Martino, John Scofield and Pat Metheny," he said. "When I heard those guys I knew that's what I wanted to do."
Still, Christiansen's love for the guitar led him to study a lot of different styles.
"Obviously, I did the rock and blues thing, which was really serious for a while, but I also played a lot of bluegrass and country music as well," he said.
However, Christiansen's honed his jazz playing and his phone started ringing for the jazz gigs.
"I liked playing that style and had a knack for it, more than any style," he said. "So it worked out and that's what I became known for."
Throughout his career as a professional musician, Christiansen has released four albums. His latest, "Lone Prairie," will be available at the EcoCenter's performance.
"It was an interesting project," Christiansen said. "It's an album of modern-jazz versions of old cowboy tunes."
The track list includes songs such as "Streets of Laredo," "In the Pines," "Stittin' on Top of the World," "El Paso" and "Chaparral," to name a few.
It features Christiansen on guitar, Steve Allee on keyboards and pianos, Zach Lapidus on keyboards, Jeremy Allen on bass, Matt Jorgensen on drums and Michael Spiro on percussion.
"It's kind of like if Jimi Hendrix and Wes Montgomery decided to do a cowboy record with the Miles Davis Band," Christiansen said.
"Lone Prairie" was released on CD and iTunes a year ago and released on vinyl last October.
"It has turned a lot of heads around the country and it has gotten some good reviews," Christiansen said. "I'll bring some CDs and some vinyl for the audiophiles."
The Swaner EcoCenter, 1258 Center Dr. at Kimball Junction, will present Utah State University's Guitar Ensembles on Sunday, May 4, from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. The event is free, but RSVPs will be appreciated. RSVP by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or call 435-649-1767.


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In a unique event to promote nature-based tourism on Florida's waterways, up to 100 nature-loving kayakers are to embark on a four-day Florida Keys Challenge set for Friday through Monday, Jan. 18-21, 2013.
Starting at Long Key State Park between Islamorada and Marathon, the Keys Challenge is suited for paddlers of all skill levels and includes overnight stays throughout the island chain. Daily paddles average 10-11 miles in both protected and open-water environments.
Highlights of the itinerary include visits and stopovers at Florida state parks including Curry Hammock and the Lower Keys Bahia Honda State Park.
Paddlers also can explore areas around Marathon such as Sombrero Beach and tour the restored buildings and museum on Pigeon Key, located just two miles off Knights Key, one of the tours overnight stops.
Evening entertainment also is featured including an informal talk on Over-Sea Railroad baron Henry Flagler and the Florida Keys bridges, presented by Florida state parks representative Monica Woll, and music by singer/songwriter Rod MacDonald.
On day four, the tour departs the Knights Key Campground for a 10.8-mile paddle with a lunch stop at the beautiful private island of Molasses Key and a farewell barbecue at the journeys end, Bahia Honda State Park.
Registration for the four-day trip is $400 per person including overnight accommodations and meals. Paddlers also can join on a daily basis for $100 per day including meals.
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- Florida Keys art appreciation continues this week in islamorada
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Frank McRae is an American film and television actor, and a former professional football player. McRae was born in Memphis, Tennessee. He graduated from Tennessee State University with a double major in drama and history. He was a defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears in the 1967 NFL season appearing in 6 games. Among his acting roles are the history teacher, Mr. Teasdale, in Red Dawn, bank robber Reed Youngblood in Dillinger, meat-packing factory supervisor in Rocky II, Hazel in Cannery Row, Spanky in The Wizard, James Bond's friend Sharkey in Licence to Kill, inmate Eclipse in Lock Up, a shouting police captain in 48 Hrs., the train coachman in Tracks, and former professional boxing champion Harry Noble in *batteries not included. He made an effective pairing with John Candy as two bumbling subordinates; first as two tank soldiers in the cult classic 1941, and later as a "Walley World" security guard in National Lampoon's Vacation. He played Jim, the mechanic, in the movie Used Cars. One of his more recent roles was Cookie in the Hallmark Channel original films Love's Long Journey and Love's Abiding Joy.
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- Love's Abiding Joy 2006
- Cannery Row (1982) 2003
- Hard Times (2001) 2001
- Mr. P's Dancing Sushi Bar 1997
- Farewell to the King 1989
- Batteries Not Included 1987
- 48 Hrs. 1982
- Used Cars 1980
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- Shaft in Africa 1973
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Birthdays are traditionally celebrated by giving gifts. Usually, the person having the birthday is the recipient of the gift. But, that just wouldn't be fair to you. First, you probably didn't even know that developerWorks is turning 12. And even if you do, how would you know where to send the gift? The developerWorks Rational staff members who work together to give you several new articles each week are in the UK, India, and coast-to-coast across the US. That creates a single-source address problem.
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The Next Timo Perez?
One of the surprises of the 2009 Minnesota Twins' season so far has been the reduced playing time of Carlos Gomez. Whereas last year Gomez seem to be the catalyst of the batting order more times than not, this year he starts about one in every four games or so. Conspiracy theorists like to point out that perhaps Delmon Young is "stealing" Go-Go's playing time to maximize his trade potential come mid-season, but I think the fact of the matter is that Young can keep his batting average above .250, while Gomez cannot.
Right now, Gomez (while improving defensively…he is taking much better routes to balls and I haven't seen him overrun a grounder yet) is completely lost at the plate. He takes swings that often embarrassing and his pretty much a goner if the pitcher ever gets two strikes on him.
I hope I am wrong in this parallel, but currently Carlos Gomez is falling into the pattern of another young, exciting player who never lived up to his potential:
During the late 1990s, with the Twins a perenniel cellar-dweller, I jumped on the bandwagon of the New York Mets, partly because I hated their chief rival the Atlanta Braves and partly because I just wanted to cheer for someone in the playoffs! Thus, during the 2000 playoffs, I remember watching young Timo Perez make a tremendous impact for the Mets. Timo only played about 20 games for the Mets that entire '00 season, but he made a big enough impact with his torrid September play that he made the playoff roster. For that one month and during most of the postseason, Timo was the catalyst for the entire Mets' lineup, whether it was getting on base, stealing them, or hitting line drives all over the field. Unfortunately, Perez is probably best remembered for his baserunner blunder that may have cost the Mets a game in the 2000 "Subway" World Series with the Yankees, but he was the kind of player that seemed to have a bright future in New York.
However, a telling sign was the two hits that Perez collected the ENTIRE World Series. Thus, it was obviously that pitchers were finally figuring out how to get him out, and it was time for him to make the most crucial adjustment that a batter ever makes (that first one after pitchers find a weakness). He never did. He played a few more seasons with the Mets (one decent), then became a journeyman, popping up in Chicago with the Pale Hose most recently, I believe. However, he was never able to regain that flash of talent he showed late in the 2000 season.
Like I said, I hope this isn't true, but right now Gomez is following that same path. Gomez single-handedly won games for the Twins early last season, but by the end of said season he had been replaced by Denard Span as leadoff hitter and was striking out at an enormous rate. The pitchers finally figured him out, much like they did to Timo Perez, and he has yet (as far as I can see) to make the adjustment to start getting hits again.
The ray of hope I see for Gomez, though, is that he really hasn't gotten enough playing time yet this season to show his current talent level. Whereas Timo Perez got many years to try and recapture that once-attained talent, Gomez has primarily been riding the pine in his second season as a Twin. It is a sticky situation, as the Twins like Cuddyer and Span in the lineup but also have high hopes (and Garza/Bartlett) invested in him. It will be interesting to see how the entire situation pans out.


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In days of old, a credit card company may have only reported the credit information of the primary account holder, which in most cases was the male half of a marriage. When a marriage ended, the wife was usually surprised to learn that her contribution to a good rating netted her no acclaim. These days however, no matter who the "primary" account holder is, the credit card agencies will report the credit activities to both individual credit reports. Since both parties are recorded on the account and spend on the credit card, both parties will benefit from the good credit card standing or the poor credit card use habits they practice.
The primary account holder still has some significant responsibilities with the credit card account, however. For instance, when a credit card company needs to consult with the card holder on confidential information pertaining to the account, they will often contact the primary account holder listed on the account. If you are listed as an authorized user of a credit card but not the primary card holder, you may find it difficult to speak to a representative about any information pertaining to the account. When you apply for a new credit card as a couple, you can alternate the primary account holder from card to card but you need to remember which person is the primary account holder when it comes time to contact the credit card company for confidential account changes or to request information.
If you are a married couple that do not keep separate finances, make sure that you are both listed on all credit card and bank accounts as a joint account holder. It is also really important that you, as a couple, communication about what you are using your credit card for each day. All too often, criminals get away with fraud on accounts of couples because husbands and wives assume that each other bought things on the card when in reality the purchases were not authorized. In cases where couples use credit cards frequently for daily expenses, it may be wise to have separate credit cards where each individual is listed as the primary card holder on the credit card they use most. This will also help you analyze your monthly statements more effectively and recognize fraudulent charges more easily.
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CENTERVILLE, Mass. — Dartmouth College has been named the host of the 2001 ECAC Division I Women's Ice Hockey Championship, to be held March 17-18. Dartmouth was selected by the ECAC Division I Women's Ice Hockey Executive Committee.
This is the first time Dartmouth will be hosting the Championship. Brown hosted the first-ever championships in 1994, then again in 1995, 1999 and 2000. New Hampshire played host in 1996, while Northeastern hosted in 1997 and 1998.
Brown defeated Dartmouth 6-3 in last year's ECAC Championship game. This season's semifinals will be played on Saturday, March 17 and the championship game will be played on Sunday, March 18. Game times and ticket information will be announced at a later date.
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Katherine L. Anderson (age 100) of Cheney passed away Nov. 27, 2013. She was born July 16, 1913 in Renton, Wash., the eldest of 11 children. She grew up on the Lund Dairy Farm on Cow Creek in Benge, Wash. Katherine completed her two-year teaching certificate at Cheney Normal School, and her bachelor of arts at Eastern Washington College.
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As the new Park City School District superintendent, Ember Conley acquainted herself with the district last year through community forums and staff meetings. One problem became clear in the process: something about the culture was amiss for such a high-performing district,.
And since Conley sees that a district's culture correlates directly to student achievement, she was eager to find a way to change it.
"It became really evident that the culture of the district needed to be improved," Conley said. "Everyone talked about it, so rather than ignore that, I began looking at different models of what's out there to improve culture of an organization."
Conley settled on MindSet, a consulting company that trains organizations on the characteristics of great teams and how to become one. The program MindSet offers allows the district to take an in-depth look within itself to identify areas where growth can be achieved.
"It allows us to look at our supervisors and see individual departments and work directly with them," Conley said. "Even from leadership style to team makeup."
The first step was to conduct a survey of district employees -- from teachers and administrators to those working in the district office. The survey was designed to dig deep into the trends and issues within the district. The survey, which had around 50 questions and was administered near the end of the last school year, asked respondents questions such as how supported they felt by district leadership.
"It was super comprehensive," Conley said.
Once MindSet compiled the data, its team met with Conley in July to analyze the results. She was not surprised by the data. Even though employees saw themselves as providing a first-class education to students, morale was mediocre. And while teachers said they were supported by their peers and direct supervisors, there was somewhat of a disconnect between teachers and the superintendent's office.
"The data affirmed what I heard and what I thought," Conley said. "The nice thing about the data is it gave very specific areas that we can easily target that don't cost money."
One example of an area in which the district already is trying to improve is allowing employees to provide input. It's not so much an issue of the district allowing employees to always have the final say, but rather that employees want their concerns and ideas heard.
"I think there had been a breakdown -- and it's no one's fault -- just between the transition from one superintendent to an interim (superintendent) to a new superintendent," Conley said. "There was a breakdown in leadership and communication."
Another area of concern the district is addressing is how employees view the Park City Board of Education. During a recent School Board meeting, MindSet founder Kim Hoogeveen presented data to the board that revealed there is a large gulf between the teaching staff and the board. And though Hoogeveen noted that a staff disconnected from the School Board isn't necessarily an uncommon occurrence among school districts, it is a troubling one.
"I think it was one of those reality moments that we know we need to do something different," Conley said.
The School Board already is taking steps to make changes. It was scheduled to participate in a work session retreat Tuesday designed to use the survey data to set improvement goals.
"They are educated, open-minded and passionate about education," Conley said of the board. "They're able to look at themselves as a board and improve. And that really is what the whole focus is. It's continual improvement, not punitive."
One of the most encouraging results of the survey -- apart from the fact employees indicated the district provides a top-notch education -- was that employees had pride in the district, Conley said. With that foundation already in place, she said it will be much easier for the district to become stronger.
"If you don't have pride and try to build pride, it's much more difficult," Conley said. "But if you already have the pride there, we already have the tools to grow on."
District-wide training using the survey data to build characteristics of great teams and team members has already begun. Conley said 10 employees who are respected and trusted within the district have been trained by MindSet to deliver further training to their peers.
The survey and the training have been well received, Conley said.
"Most of the time if I have something that I think is great, I usually have a few naysayers," Conley said. "And I will say with this that I haven't had any. That's a good thing."
The program has cost the district around $19,000, with future contracts determining additional spending that may take place. Conley said she has "total confidence" the program will result in the district delivering a better education to students.


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - NORTH/EAST SHORES - Daniel C. Marotta, a local attorney, has been elected chairman of the Downtown Staten Island Council (DSIC), a Local Development Corp. formed in 2002 to advocate for the revitalization of the downtown Staten Island area.
"This is a great honor, and I look forward to working with the board, the executive director and DSIC members to build on the many achievements under Michael Behar and Kevin Barry's chairmanships," said Marotta.
Marotta, a partner in the law firm of Gabor & Marotta LLC, a commercial litigation, real-estate, trademark, tax and estate planning firm, will be honored at the group's annual meeting at Da Noi restaurant on Dec. 7.
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Do you throw your egg yolks in the trash? If you don't anymore then you probably used to.
Ask yourself why you do this or why you used to. If you don't anymore then ask yourself why you now eat them whole. Please leave a comment below with your answers.
The egg yolk contains more nutrients than the egg white on a calorie per calorie basis (click to tweet!). Comparing a calorie to a calorie for each food is a more fair comparison since in the end we will eat about the same amount of calories no matter what we eat as long as the foods are nourishing. If I were to go by weight then the yolk would demolish the white.
I'll play fair.
I am NOT against the egg white. I just recognize that millions of humans that live on this beautiful planet continue to ditch the egg yolks. This includes family members that I love dearly who are having health issues.
Some of the reasons that humans avoid egg yolks are as follows:
- Too many calories
- Too much cholesterol
- Too much fat
- Too much saturated fat
The human will throw the egg yolk, a perfectly healthy food, into the trash. Instead, that person will make up his or her calorie load with alcohol, bagels, donuts, bread and the like.
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Calories provide energy so we move and function. Cholesterol is the master hormone. It's a nutrient just like Vitamin A. Would you ever stay away from Vitamin A? Vitamin C? Fat comes packed with fat soluble vitamins like A, E, D, K. Isn't it a shocker that the egg yolk which is 75% fat contains these exact nutrients? And saturated fat is heart healthy.
Bagels, donuts, cereal, alcohol, bread and the like contain little to no nutrition. These types of foods are what is causing this disease epidemic that we are in.
Who's to blame? I blame me. I blame you. I blame my parents. I blame dietitians. I blame professors. I blame the television. I blame Big Agra. I blame the pharmaceutical industry. I blame greed. I blame stupidity.
In short, I blame us.
The nutritional information is gathered from NutritionData.com.
Vitamins: Egg Yolk vs Egg White
The egg yolk is the clear winner in the vitamin department. No competition. Dr. Weston A Price, one of the most important humans to ever roam planet Earth, studied dozens of cultures during his trip around the world with his wife, for a full decade.
He discovered that the diets of primitive tribes contain 10 times as many fat soluble vitamins compared to modern man. This was back in the 1930's. Can you imagine what it's like today?! Perhaps 20 times?!
Those who were eating the diet of their ancestors had superb health in all aspects. Virtually free of disease. When those tribes began eating the diet of modern man their health declined.
In one tribe, soon to be mothers would eat 10 whole eggs a day in order to produce a perfectly healthy baby. Ten egg whites a day would not have done anything.
Are you ready to throw the egg yolk into your mouth instead of the trash?
Minerals: Egg Yolk vs Egg White
Who wins this round?
Dr. Weston A. Price also discovered that the diets of the primitive tribes had 4x as many of the water-soluble vitamins and minerals. I am all for the egg yolk but I always eat the white with it. If I add yolks to my smoothies then I'll cook up the whites in butter.
Fat & Protein: Egg Yolk vs Egg White
Again, fat is a nutrient. Saturated fat is just as important as Vitamins A, E, D, K, B12, etc. Saturated fat does not lead to heart disease. Saturated fat is heart healthy.
Omega 3 fatty acids are very important for our health. We tend to get way too many rancid omega 6 fatty acids. The best way to balance the ratio is to eat less omega 6. Egg yolks are a fine source of omega 3 fatty acids. If you look at the nutritional profile you will notice that egg yolks have way more omega 6. However, if you buy pastured eggs then that ratio will be closer to 2:1 in favor of omega 6. This is near perfect for just about everyone.
I am not suggesting that we begin trashing the egg white. Nature provided us with a perfect food. Eat the whole entire egg. Both are very nourishing. It just so happens that the egg yolk is a little better. But together? They are nearly perfect.
An important ending note is that many are allergic to eggs. This does NOT mean that you have to be allergic for life. You more than likely need to do some gut healing which can take up to several years. The #1 book that I recommend for any human who wants to restore their health, is Practical Paleo.
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So why do humans continue to throw away 7,434,913 egg yolks every single year? Because we have been mislead and continue to be mislead. My mission is to spread the truth about health and wellness. I want every living human to know what the truth is. We all deserve it. If you think this article helps this mission will you please spread it through social media? Just click on one of the buttons below or to the side.
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The Women's Resource Medical Center of Southern Nevada aims to help save the lives of unborn babies by sharing the love of Jesus through spiritual, emotional, physical, and educational support. One upcoming fundraising event next month is the Shareholders in Life Banquet and Silent Auction, to be held on Thursday, April 22nd from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Rio Pavilion Convention Center in Las Vegas.
"Statistics from the Center for Disease Control and the Alan Guttmacher Institute indicate that 93% of all abortions occur because of social or economic reasons and that 50% of women who have had an abortion in the past are more likely to have another. Since 1985 we have personally met with some of these women, and we have found that the majority of them would not choose abortion if they simply had someone to assist them in their circumstance." -Women's Resource Medical Center
Ordained evangelical minister and popular speaker John Ensor will speak at the event. He is also the author of many best-selling books, including Answering the Call, Saving the Innocent - One Woman At a Time (Focus on the Family, 2003), and his latest, Doing Things Right In Matters of the Heart (Crossway, 2007).
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The device has 5-inch internal TFT capacitive touch screen with WVGA (480 x 800 pixels) resolution that gives an effective pixel density of about 187 PPI. It is a fashionably designed device and comes in dimensions of 76 x 142.8 x 10.6 mm, which makes the phone quite a slender device. The screen of the phone comes with an accelerometer that serves to rotate the display according to the orientation in which the phone is held. The phone feels comfortable in hand. It weights around 186 grams. It is available in black color.
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