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Fighting cancer with a fastbreak
Coaches vs. cancer basketball game raises money, awareness
The student section cheers during Arlington High School's annual Coaches vs. Cancer basketball game against Monroe on Friday night. Fans and players came dressed in pink to raise cancer awareness. The game featured several cancer survivors as "honorary Eagles coaches." Money raised at the game from donations, raffles and the sale of donated items will go to the American Cancer Society.
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by Bo, May 20, 2013
We all want a little extra money in our pocket. Life can be expensive. There are bills you have to pay. There are certain things you have to buy. However, you can manage your money smarter and save so you don't feel the financial pinch on your budget. Whether you make $30,000 a year or $300,000 a year, there are simple ways to save a little money and create a little breathing room. Here are a few money saving tips to make sure you keep a little more of your hard earned cash.
Limit Credit Card Usage
Instead of purchasing everything with a credit card, try using cash or checks. When you use credit cards you don't actually see the money leaving. In fact, people sometimes won't even hear the amount of their purchase and just hand over a card.
Just writing down the amount you are paying can give you a better understanding of your spending habits. Seeing the numbers can help you stick to a budget, because it's really hard to ignore them when you see exactly how they keep adding up. Checks are also easy to track because of the carbon copy and the check register. You can track your total balance at all times. Using checks or cash can help you have a real picture of your spending habits.
Finally, credit cards come with high interest rates, and using cash or checks can keep you from paying too much in the long run. Instead of paying money toward interest rates, use the money you have to pay for a product – not for the accrual of interest.
Cancel Services
If you want to save money, cut some of your expenses. There are services that many of us can afford to lose. While it is nice to have someone come and fertilize your lawn, it is a luxury, and if you are struggling for money, it may be time to fertilize your own lawn. Look at all the services you pay for – cable, home security, lawn care, pest control and AAA to name a few – and see which ones you can either do without or do yourself.
Reoccurring monthly payments can add up. If there are luxury services that are easily performed yourself, spend the extra time and keep your cash. You may have to be strict with yourself and try cutting some of the services that you may think you can't live without. For example, many of us think cable is a necessity. Try going without for a little while. You may find that you don't miss it at all.
Make it Automatic
It may be difficult to physically put a percentage of your paycheck aside for a rainy day. Instead of having this internal struggle every two weeks, set up an automatic withdrawal from your savings account. You can have a certain amount transferred from your checking account to your savings account each month. This way, it will happen whether you remember or not.
In fact, if the money never makes it to your checking account, you will start learning to survive without it. We often spend the amount of money we have. If that money never shows up in our checking account, we may realize that purchasing new shoes once a month isn't in the budget. And best of all, our savings will grow much quicker than may be expected.


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CHRONOLOGY; 2000; DOI: 10.1215/ed-28-chronology; CL 28: firstpage-28-xxi-lastpage-28-xxiv
1853 January. TC writes to old friends in Glasgow to recommend his nephew James as a clerk (3). JWC has been trying to help William Maccall, now ill and destitute, and tactfully passes on some money from Lady Ashburton. After complaining to his brother Alexander in Canada about the cost and inconvenience of the house repair in 1852, TC admits the result is an improvement, and his health (though complained about) has improved. He is working on Frederick and his period, though with little progress. Montégut visits (11), and TC calls on Dr. Samuel Brown, now settled in London. The nuisance of the next-door neighbor's cock begins (21). JWC calls on Miss Anderton, actress and aspiring novelist, and takes home a manuscript to read. She often visits the Reichenbachs. Anthony Sterling is making Talbotypes, copying Laurence's portrait of Jane and Maxwell's portrait of TC's mother.
February. TC writes Bunsen a long letter asking for reliable portraits of Frederick (3). TC and his brothers are involved in disputes over draining land at Craigenputtoch. TC asks Neuberg for help in finding an assistant for library work (6) and visits Maccall to see if he can help him. Mazzini is involved in an unsuccessful rising in Milan, but escapes capture via Switzerland. The Carlyles dine with the Milneses (28) and receive visits from Sir James Stephen and Gavan Duffy.
March. Lord Ashburton arranges TC's election to the Athenaeum Club (2). Lady Ashburton's prints arrive from Germany (3). TC joins Dickens in supporting William Maccall's successful application to the Royal Literary Fund (6). After Bunsen's intervention, Abeken sends TC the catalogue of the Nicolai library at Berlin with an offer of borrowing rights. TC goes to the Grange (26) for a holiday, but JWC, with a bad cold, declines; the Ashburtons entertain widely, and TC finds it difficult to settle to work.
April. TC returns (4). He sends Talbotypes of himself and JWC to his brother Alexander in Canada. Henry Inglis visits at Chelsea; also Tom Wilson with Robert Tait. TC is plowing through Vehse's German history. He asks for a private room in the British Museum, which Panizzi refuses. Neuberg is asked to obtain a portrait of the Duchess of Ahlden (15). Morgan the carpenter returns to Chelsea to install bookcases, followed by painters and paperhangers. Maccall continues lecturing. Charlotte Williams Wynn visits (15). The Reichenbachs leave for the United States, accompanied by Dalwig. TC offers William Allingham advice on further studies (21). Talbotypes of TC and JWC are sent to Janet Hanning in Canada (22). TC and JWC visit Bath House three times in a week. TC is involved in obtaining a Civil List pension for Mrs. Glen. Jeannie Welsh m. Andrew Chrystal (28).
May. TC and Jane attend a "grand ball" at Lady Stanley's (2). Carpenters have finished at Cheyne Row, painters are finishing; there is prolonged road work as a major sewer from Kensington is constructed. TC receives Landor's Imaginary Conversations of Greeks and Romans (9) and writes to Clough in America (12) with Lord Granville's offer of an examinership in the education office to bring Clough back to England. Edward Chapman and Bosworth both propose publishing TC in a series for railway travelers. His mother is still weak. TC works with little enthusiasm on research on Frederick, while preparing The Nigger Question for publication. Jean Aitken is delivered of a stillborn child (16). TC urges Milnes to press for the abolition of duty on foreign books (18). A French translation of The French Revolution is proposed (21). JWC tells John of the noise and bustle of Chelsea and the interruptions of neighboring cocks (24); she attends Maccall's "excellent" lectures.
June. John Gordon calls. TC indexes his papers and notes on Frederick (3–8). He acknowledges a work from Coventry Patmore and invites him to call (7). He obtains an introduction for Delia Bacon to John Payne Collier, after hearing her theories about Bacon and Shakespeare. 'I get on very ill with my work' on Frederick (17). He thinks of using John Ede as an assistant. TC and JWC go to Addiscombe and Hayes (18–20) with the Ashburtons, while painters are at Cheyne Row. TC dines with the Ferguses and Elizabeth Pepoli (23) and breakfasts with Lord Mahon, Hallam, Lord Granville (27). He attends "a grand Ashburton Ball" (29). The Nigger Question is published.
July. JWC leaves with Nero for Liverpool (1) to visit her relations, and goes to Moffat with her cousin Helen (5) to stay with TC's brother John and his wife, while TC remains at home, dining one night at Chorley's, calling on friends, spending a day at military maneuvers at Chobham with the Ashburtons (5), and dining at Addiscombe (10). The workmen finish about the 11th. At Moffat, JWC rests and visits the Grey Mare's Tail waterfall, and Helen Welsh returns to Liverpool (8). JWC goes to Scotsbrig on her birthday (14) to visit old Mrs. Carlyle, who is worse, yet writes to reassure TC that she is better; JWC returns to Scotsbrig (15). TC is restless, dissatisfied with his work, and worried about his mother. He asks a builder for estimates for "an impenetrably deaf'" attic study (18). Clough decides to return (22). TC, still restless, and troubled by neighbors' cocks, goes to Bath House (24) and to the Ferguses and Brookfields (25) for dinner. JWC, satisfied that TC's mother is rallying, and upset by family quarrels, sleeplessness, toothache, and taking too much morphine, abruptly leaves Scotsbrig for Liverpool and her relatives there (23) without seeing other Scottish friends. TC visits Addiscombe (30–31).
August. JWC returns by train from Liverpool to London (1), and visits the dentist (2–3). TC refuses an invitation from Charles Redwood (5) and urges Milnes to visit Delia Bacon, who is working at the British Museum; after reading her paper on Bacon and Shakespeare, TC calls on her (10) and sends it to J. W. Parker for consideration for Fraser's Magazine. The attic study is decided on, and work is started under John Chorley's supervision (11). JWC invites Kate Sterling to stay (13), but she refuses a counterinvitation (26) because she is in the midst of house repairs. John Childs dies (12). TC presses for an answer about Mrs. Glen by writing to Duke of Argyll (18). Gloves and good penknives are sent from Dumfries.
September. The attic floor is finished (2). Mrs. Glen's pension is settled (4). TC and JWC leave for Addiscombe (13); TC stays till 1 October, while JWC returns intermittently to Chelsea to supervise builders and hire a new servant after Fanny runs off with one of the Irish builders. TC asks Neuberg to ask about Eckermann in Germany, and he even offers to organize a collection for him in Britain. TC mentions Joseph Ede as a possibility for a teaching appointment in Weimar (19) and enjoys the quiet of Addiscombe.
October. TC writes to Vehse with queries about Frederick, visits Forster, meets Clough (9), and acknowledges the gift of a portrait of Hume from Landor (14). The staircase at Cheyne Row is finished, and builders are completing the attic study, though it will not be usable till spring. JWC hears of the death of her uncle John Welsh at Auchtertool (11). TC and Sir James Stephen correspond on their religious beliefs (18). The new servant seems excellent, 'the best that has been here for many a year' (20). Neighbors' cocks aggravate TC. JWC refuses to lend Penelope Sketchley £5 for her rent (28). Sir James Stephen (30) calls and tells the Carlyles about Maurice's expulsion from King's College.
November. Margaret Carlyle weakens. Delia Bacon and Charles Butler call (3). TC acknowledges Landor's The Last Fruit of an Old Tree. He supports Russia vehemently in its war with Turkey. He walks to Willesden (12) to visit Neuberg and escape the builders. Thomas Spedding visits (13). TC finds his American bonds, thought worthless, may be valuable; he hears that his name has been put forward by Prince Albert for a pension. Jane describes the attic study as "the noisiest in the house," and TC as "much out of sorts." Harriet Martineau calls (23). TC urges J. W. Parker to make up his mind on Delia Bacon's article, which is eventually rejected. H. T. Wake designs a bookplate for TC. TC supports (25) Elizabeth Hume's application to the Royal Literary Fund. John Carlyle writes that their mother "is evidently departing from us" (27).
December. TC writes his last letter to his mother (4). The Carlyles go to the Grange (5), while the painters occupy 5 Cheyne Row. TC tries to work but is very restless at the thought of his mother. JWC is nervous and unwell. TC writes to Delia Bacon to say that her article has been rejected (10). Thomas Wilson, with TC's help, is given the teaching appointment at Weimar. JWC returns to Chelsea (18) to try to arrange for the removal of the cocks next door. TC follows en route for Scotsbrig and arrives in time to see his mother before she dies (25). JWC disposes of the Roncas' cocks at no. 6 under penalty of the law. JWC spends a solitary Christmas dining on Charles Redwood's gift of Welsh mutton. Her cousin Helen has died suddenly (ca. 18). TC's mother dies (25) and is buried at Ecclefechan (29). He stays to settle his mother's affairs and returns to London (2 January 1854).


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Friday, October 25, 2013
Finished 2.18 mile route in 34:00 for a 15:36 pace.
The 3rd 10 minute free form run replicated the 2nd 10 minute pattern.
Faster today than yesterday.
The plan is based on completing a 5K. I plan on finishing the 5 mile Feaster Five. Again. In better time. I have one month.
Instead of following the structured plan and increasing running intervals to 30 seconds running/1 minute walking next week, I want to see how far I can get if I kept going with these 15 second running intervals. What will happen if I cover my almost 5 mile route using these intervals? Can I cover 5 miles at this pace? How much better pace can I get my 5 mile finish times compared to recent practice all walking loops?
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Doing laps around Boston on Route 128? Did you know there is a song about that?
Bear with me...
one two three four five six
Roadrunner, roadrunner
Going faster miles an hour
Gonna drive past the Stop 'n' Shop
With the radio on
I'm in love with Massachusetts
And the neon when it's cold outside
And the highway when it's late at night
Got the radio on
I'm like the roadrunner
I'm in love with modern moonlight
Route 128 when it's dark outside
I'm in love with Massachusetts
I'm in love with the radio on
It helps me from being alone late at night
It helps me from being lonely late at night
I don't feel so bad now in the car
Don't feel so alone, got the radio on
Like the roadrunner
That's right
Said welcome to the spirit of 1956
Patient in the bushes next to '57
The highway is your girlfriend as you go by quick
Suburban trees, suburban speed
And it smells like heaven(thunder)
And I say roadrunner once
Roadrunner twice
I'm in love with rock & roll and I'll be out all night
That's right
Well now
Roadrunner, roadrunner
Going faster miles an hour
Gonna drive to the Stop 'n' Shop
With the radio on at night
And me in love with modern moonlight
Me in love with modern rock & roll
Modern girls and modern rock & roll
Don't feel so alone, got the radio on
Like the roadrunner
O.K., now you sing Modern Lovers
(Radio On!)
I got the AM
(Radio On!)
Got the car, got 68-RKO
(Radio On!)
Got the AM sound, got the
(Radio On!)
Got the rockin' modern neon sound
(Radio On!)
I got the car from Massachusetts, got the
(Radio On!)
I got the power of Massachusetts when it's late at night
(Radio On!)
I got the modern sounds of modern Massachusetts
I've got the world, got the turnpike, got the
I've got the, got the power of the AM
Got the, late at night, (?), rock & roll late at night
The factories and the auto signs got the power of modern sounds
>Just so you know.
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I am not into running. do enjoy walking every day. Way to go writing your won plan of action. WE can complete the journey on day at a time. its like Bab's status for today
The only person you should try and be better than is he person you were yesterday.
Just rewrite to the only
The next run I do next should be better then the last one I did
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im doing my first 5k in feb. just started training. any advice?
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You beat your own time! Good job. That's what I find is the most helpful for me is measuring my successes (or lack thereof!) compared to my own "bests".
Good luck and you're doing it! Good job.
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Here I am at the library to update ya'll. I've been working on some assignments for regional parenting magazines, which I love. But of course then I'm also torn about that work of mothering and gearing up for homeschooling to start with THREE kids this year! I always vow to be more organized and then I fail and then they end up still being pretty smart by the end of the school year anyway ... somehow, some way. My scrapbooking projects are still staring me in the face, but I feel like I'm being called more to work on Sam's birth story about meconium aspiration for someplace like Mothering or some other nice, crunchy magazine. I have lots of essays in me, but keep getting these incredibly cute and sweet interruptions like hugs and hair-brushings and requests for blump-blump (chocolate milk; Eva) and questions about when we're heading to the pool and so on. I love the wife and mom gig!
How are you all doing? Leave me a comment so I know you're still out there!
"Zee librarie vill be closink in five meenits ..."
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Where's Kerrie?
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I am totally going to refer to my milk as blump blump now. Is that just for chocolate milk or is it a dairy free-for-all?ReplyDelete
Good to "see" you back! :)
If you need quotes for your meconium story, we went through the same thing. Almost died, eight days in neo-natal, the whole schibang.ReplyDelete
that is just for chocolate milk, lucy. and a blanket is a blimply.ReplyDelete
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I have a working OWA internally and externally. Users can access OWA externally through https://domainname.com/owa and internally through the IP address. What I want is internal users to access OWA by browsing to https://domainname.com/owa rather than the IP address for obvious easy of use.
This is a DNS problem, not a OWA one.
If your firewall/proxy can't handle requests for
This way,
If you are not using AD DNS for your External DNS needs, then you can add "domainname.com" to your AD DNS, using your internal IP address.
This will solve your problem by providing the internal IP address to people in the office, but people outside will still resolve your external IP address as they do now.
However, once you add domainname.com to your AD DNS, AD will try and resolve ALL YOUR INTERNAL DNS REQUESTS - so you'll have to duplicate, or have appropriate counterparts for all of your external DNS records in AD.
Also be aware that people with laptops may cache the DNS records for either the internal or external IP address, and it could break owa for them when they move in and out of the office. - the solution is for them to flush their DNS or reboot.
It should work fine on the external address. Is your AD Domain name the same as your web domain name? If it is, this could cause DNS problems internally that would prevent this.
Have you tried to get to in from inside using the external address? If it does not work, then just add a DNS record to your AD DNS server for the FQDN of the external address and point it to the internal IP address.
Or figure out why an external domain (yours) is not resolving correctly since your internal one as .local should not interfere with the the resolving of the external one.


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Hot Rabbit – an announcement: I will be shooting this party weekly for the foreseeable future – YAY!
(from Hey Queen)
Hot Rabbit – an announcement: I will be shooting this party weekly for the foreseeable future – YAY!
from Hot Rabbit Pride 2014
I taught a pilot nightlife photography seminar at Adorama NYC yesterday, and it went well, so I am teaching another one in September. Mark your calendars for September 30, 2014!
And the photos from the final LAID: Brooklyn Pride Dance Party are up!
Keep refreshing this link all week for the Girls in Wonderland 2014 photos. Currently about half are up. They will all be up by Friday. Cheers!
Check this page for a list of all my photo sets from December through February! Here are a couple:
Madonna at Barclays
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Bowie/Elvis Celebration at Le Poisson Rouge
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Yesterday I shot a very special PAT, which grew like a puffer fish and took over Union Pool's entire space and it was a gay old time. A set will be going into Time Out NY Gay next week. Check that link after Sunday. The remaining photos will be posted by the promoters JD Samson and Amber Valentine, and you can follow PAT's Facebook here.
The photos from Time Out NY's holiday party can be found here. Look, there's the DJ!
So, next Wednesday the biggest party of the year, Whitney Day's Thanksgiving Eve party at The Park is happening, and I will be shooting for Time Out NY Gay. The photos will be uploaded at that link the week after Thanksgiving.
And if you're still around Thanksgiving weekend, come to Hot Rabbit at the Monster Bar on the 29th! Photos from there will be going up here, so follow "Chaud Lapin" on Facebook.
I've been a busy bee all year, so only now have I been able to update the slider you see above this post. Wow, NYC – how do you sleep at night? Wait, you don't! But now that you are awake as usual, please check out my new photography website GraceChuPhotography.com. I also shoot weddings, engagements, anniversaries, etc. Spread the word, y'all!
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I want to develop a WordPress theme from scratch. Is there any wireframe tool in which I can design the a complete page and it exports the html/php file against it. I want a free tool.
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I personally do not know of any free tool that would achieve what you are looking for. The closest thing would be to use a "slice and chop" company that would take your designs and slice them up for you at a price though.
There is a great "blank" wordpress theme out there that I use on all of my projects. It has all of the files you need for a theme, with most (if not all) of the queries that you need. All you have to do is pretty much style it.
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At some point again, perhaps.
Anyway, we got a little ESPN College GameDay going on now, and did you notice UA running back Mark Ingram was added to the intro? In a tame week for the SEC, the show spent about two minutes on the conference, though we did learn how Georgia' Knowshon Moreno got his name.
Today, Tennesee-UAB could be interesting early. Auburn-Mississippi State, too. Georgia-South Carolina could go OK.
Did I mention Alabama is playing Western Kentucky at 6? As I wrote for today, reigniting the offense is going to be the focus. Coach Nick Saban has amped up the pressure, so look for a response. Meanwhile, the Hilltoppers are eying an upset.
Which brings me to my next question about UA-WKU: Who's going to win and by how much?


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Dienhart: My Week 2 Big Ten previews
Week Two brings us a blockbuster matchup: Notre Dame at Michigan, one of the sport's iconic rivalries. This will be a great test for a Wolverines' program that is on the rise and the pick of many to win the Legends Division. Since the series was renewed in 1978, it is tied 14-14-1. However, this will be the last time for the foreseeable future that the clubs will meet in Ann Arbor.


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Over my years of writing Parent Connection I have occasionally paralleled parenting to firefighting. I had the privilege of volunteering as a firefighter in my community and have fond memories of my time down at Station 52.
Volunteering to serve your community by answering the call to those in need brings about much satisfaction, and at times, real joy.
The vast majority of emergency personnel folks will tell you that they truly love their jobs -- volunteer or career. The job is more of a way of life and isn't just "work."
So it is with parenting. Oh, I'm sure many of you are thinking, "Uh, I could use a little more joy and a lot less challenge right now in dealing with my kids."
I hear you. Even though firefighters and parents generally choose these roles, sometimes in life we simply get more than we bargained for.
"Mom, where is my other shoe? I can't find it and I'm late for practice." Mom wonders if little Susie will be looking for that other shoe while running late for her wedding one day.
"Hey Dad, I'm sorry about plowing over the mailbox in your new ride last night. Don't worry -- I rubbed off the scratches, uh, sorta. Can you pass the ketchup?"
Man, not-so-little Bradley doesn't even bother to explain why he was an hour past curfew last night.
Then there are those circumstances that absolutely break your heart. Perhaps it's your 17-year-old daughter with the sheepish face sitting next to her very pale boyfriend with "something we need to tell you."
Then there's the day you are looking for the stapler in your son's bottom desk drawer and there it is. That baggie of something just can't be pot. Or at least you thought so.
How can parents handle the unexpected, whether a minor call or one that mirrors a 5-alarm inferno?
I think the first step is preparation. Just as firefighters take courses, train and prepare to respond to a wide variety of emergencies, you as parent can do the same.
Know your child's habits and tendencies and how you are prepared or not prepared to handle it.
Don't find yourself completely caught off guard. As a volunteer years ago I always had my gear ready to go, but there was that evening our district had a roaring house fire and I couldn't find my car keys.
Talk about being frustrated. That only happened once.
Likewise, don't get caught unprepared when a major situation happens within your family. Mom and dad should never appear as if they have no clue how to handle a crisis, or as in my case with the misplaced keys, can't even show up.
Have you ever watched a movie, TV show or actually seen a real fire scene in which all of the firefighters were scrambling around like a mom with four kids caught on the beach with an approaching thunderstorm?
Not likely, because impulsively rushing around helps no one.
Take a breath, gather yourself, and take on the emergency calls of parenting while fully in control, even when your pounding heart is telling you otherwise.
Bryan Greeson, a nationally certified School Psychologist, serves as the Director of Special Services in York School District One. E-mail him at email@example.com.


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Just a few months after the late Pope John Paul the Second was canonized a saint of the Roman Catholic Church, a relic related to the saint will be on display at Philadelphia's Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.
The first-class relic of Saint John Paul II will be available for veneration at the Cathedral Saturday and Sunday and those attending Masses at the Cathedral this weekend will be blessed with the relic after services. It marks the first opportunity for many people in the United States to venerate a relic of one of the Church's newest saints.
The relic is on a tour of the United States and is being sponsored by the Saint John Paul National Shrine in Washington, D.C. and the Knights of Columbus which has been entrusted with the artifact during its journey. The relic is similar to one displayed April 27th at the Vatican in Rome during canonization ceremonies. It consists of a vial of John Paul's blood which remains in a liquid state.
The tour of the relic started in June in Boston, which is the first U.S. city in which John Paul II said Mass during his October 1979 visit to the United States. John Paul visited Philadelphia on October 3rd and 4th and the papal trip was described then by the "Philadelphia Inquirer" as "an event unlike any other the city had ever seen."
John Paul's visit to Philadelphia in 1979 was not his first trip to the City of Brotherly Love. As Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Poland, the religious leader also participated in the city's 1976 Eucharistic Congress in conjunction with the United States bicentennial.
Knights of Columbus leader Carl Anderson noted the relic's tour is significant because "John Paul spent more time in the United States than any other pope before or since, shaping an entire generation of Catholic here and throughout the world." Anderson added that bringing the relic to communities around the nation will recall for many Catholics his saintly life, his commitment to the dignity of every human person and his emphasis on the call to holiness for all people.
According to the Catholic Education Resource Center, relics are divided into two categories: first and second class. First class or real relics include physical body parts, clothing and instruments connected to a saint. Second class or representative relics are those which the faithful have touched to the physical body parts or grave of the saint.
The relic's tour will end in Baltimore.


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GULFPORT, Miss. – Mississippi State bounced back from its first defeat of the season with a pair victories Saturday afternoon at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Softball Classic. The Bulldogs topped Memphis 3-2 in game one before downing Nicholls State 7-0 in the nightcap.
Junior Julia Echols led MSU in the opener against Memphis with a career-high three hits and one run batted in. Senior Logan Foulks hit her second home run in three contests and freshman Mackenzie Toler drove in the game-winning run with a seventh-inning double to help the offense come back from a 2-0 deficit to claim the win. In the second contest, Foulks provided two RBI while Echols and senior Heidi Shape each scored twice. Sophomore Jacey Punches was the winning pitcher in both games, upping her record to 6-0 this season.
In the opener, freshman Alexis Silkwood threw the first four innings, yielding two runs on five hits and four strikeouts. Memphis' run in the fourth snapped Silkwood's school-record scoreless-innings streak at 34.1 innings, four-and-a-third frames longer than the previous-best mark. Punches came in for the next two innings and recorded the win. She allowed two singles and a walk. Senior Alison Owen earned her first save of the campaign with two strikeouts and a groundout in the seventh. Christian Novak (3-2) took the tough-luck loss for Memphis. She scattered nine hits and yielded three runs on five walks. She struck out three.
In game two, Punches tossed a complete-game shutout, allowing just one single. She walked three, fanned six and hit one. Nicholls State's Jackie Johnson (3-8) took the loss after allowing seven runs on five hits and six walks. She fanned three, hit two batters and tossed two wild pitches and four-and-a-third innings. Katie Moulder entered for the final two-and-a-third frames and did not give up a hit or walk, but plunked two batters.
During game one, Mississippi State stranded three runners in the first two innings and had another chance to break through in the top of the third. With one down, Shape walked and Echols followed with her second bunt single of the contest. Novak worked out of trouble again with a fielder's choice and fly out.
The Bulldogs left another runner on in the top of the fourth and Memphis took a 2-0 advantage in the bottom of the frame. Hannah Harrell slapped for a single to open the frame and moved to second as Silkwood's throw to first went into right field. A groundout moved Harrell to third and she scored on a Calli Irvin double to left center. After another groundout, Haleigh Ross singled to right to plate pinch runner Ijiah Hargrove for the two-run cushion. Silkwood yielded another single, but shut the door with a groundout.
Mississippi State answered immediately in the top of the fifth with a run to cut the deficit in half at 2-1. Sophomore Loryn Nichols led off with a single to left and stole second base. A groundout advanced Nichols to third and she scored on a double to right center from Echols. Another groundout, with a nice backhand stop from Irvin at first base, moved Echols to third, but a strikeout left her stranded.
The Bulldogs evened the score in the top of the sixth with a leadoff home run from Foulks. Toler followed with a single to right center and was replaced by pinch runner Katie Anne Bailey. After two fly outs, Nichols punched a single through the left side to move Bailey to second. A free pass to Shape loaded the bases, but a strikeout ended the threat.
In the bottom of the sixth, Memphis had a chance to regain the lead, but Punches left two runners stranded. After a groundout started the inning, Cierra Mangum fisted a single into right field and moved to second on a groundout. A walk to Kelly Braman put runners on first and second, but a fly out closed the frame.
MSU used two-out magic in the top of the seventh to come away with the victory. After a fly out started the frame, redshirt freshman Olivia Golden hit a pinch-hit single to right field on the seventh pitch of her at-bat. Foulks fouled out, but Toler delivered with a double to left that plated Golden. Toler hit it on the line to left and Wheeler Hill dove, but the ball scooted past her, allowing Golden to score. Novak ended the frame with a pop out.
Owen entered for the seventh and retired the Tigers in order to earn the save.
Against Nicholls State, Mississippi State wasted little time, taking a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. With one out, Echols drew a walk and stole second base. After a groundout, a wild pitch moved Echols to third and she scored on a Foulks single to right field. A strikeout ended the threat.
The Colonels had a chance to answer in the top of the second, but could not convert a bases-loaded opportunity. After a groundout started the frame, Haley Stevenson singled up the middle and Camille Rozas drew a walk to put runners on first and second. Punches struck out Katie Holmes before a passed ball moved Stevenson to third and Rozas to second. A walk to Cari Spain loaded the bases, but a foul out ended the threat.
In the bottom of the third, Mississippi State added to its lead with three runs for a 4-0 advantage. Shape was hit by the first pitch of the frame and Echols followed with her fourth hit of the day with a single to center. A groundout moved the pair to second and third and Foulks walked to fill the bases. Senior Sam Lenahan ended a 10-pitch at-bat with a walk to force in Shape and make it a 2-0 advantage. An illegal pitch moved all the runners up a base and brought home Echols for a three-run cushion. A Toler groundout to second allowed Foulks to score before a groundout closed the inning.
Punches retired the Colonels in order in the fourth and the Bulldogs scored three times in the bottom of the frame to go ahead 7-0. After a groundout opened the MSU half of the fourth, Nichols dropped a single right in front of home plate and Shape was hit by a pitch for the second time in the game. On a double steal, Nichols took third and Shape went to second. Nicholls State catcher Holmes threw wide and Nichols scored on the play for a 5-0 lead. A Seitz triple over the head of the center fielder plated Shape and Foulks followed with a singe to center that brought in Seitz for the seven-run advantage. Junior pinch hitter Erika Gaul reached on an error and Toler walked to load the bases, but a fly out ended the frame.
Punches worked around a base runner in the fifth and sixth and retired the first two Colonels in the seventh before hitting Spain with a pitch. A Brooke Morris lineout ended the contest.
Mississippi State completes the weekend tournament with a 10 a.m. CT Sunday contest against Ohio before facing Texas State at 1 p.m.
Post-Game Notes
- Against Memphis, Mississippi State earned its first victory facing a two-run deficit since trailing by three on March 30, 2013, versus Auburn.
- Memphis became the first team this season to score more than one run in a game versus the Bulldogs.
- The Tigers are also the first team this season to collect more than five hits against the Bulldogs, picking up seven.
- The Bulldogs' nine shutouts through 18 games are the most in a year in program history. MSU threw 10 shutouts in all of 2013.
- The Nicholls State contest is the sixth this year when the MSU pitching staff yielded one hit. Last year, the Bulldogs twirled nine contests with one or fewer hits.
- Mississippi State's 10 runs allowed are the fewest through the first 18 games of a season in program history.
- The Bulldogs have recorded 32 runs batted in while foes have picked up just three in the last eight contests.
- Overall, MSU has outscored the foes38-4 in the last eight games.
- In the last eight games, seniors Logan Foulks (six RBI) and Sam Lenahan (10 RBI) have combined to drive in 16 of MSU's 38 runs.
- Junior Julia Echols has hit .450 in her last six games (nine-for-20) and is tied for the team lead with four runs scored. She is up to 17 hits this season after totaling 17 in all of 2013.
- Sophomore Loryn Nichols recorded her third two-hit game of the season against Memphis after totaling just five as a freshman in 2013.
- Freshman Caroline Seitz owns three triples this season, tied for the fifth most by a freshman in program history. Keri McCallum owns the rookie record with 11 triples in 1997.
- Freshman Katie Anne Bailey made her first career plate appearance in the bottom of the fifth versus Nicholls State and was hit by a pitch.
- Redshirt freshman Olivia Golden recorded her first hit of the campaign with her pinch-hit single in the seventh inning against Memphis.
- Freshman Mackenzie Toler recorded her first game-winning RBI against Memphis while Golden tallied her first game-winning run of 2014 on the play.


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On to who I do like, Purdue Pete, because his head is similar in shape to mine. Smokey from Tennessee, because he makes good ribs and Joe Bruin from UCLA because he introduced me to a lot of famous people.
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China's Pending Crisis and Its Migration to US Treasuries
Chat Reynders
Red flags abound, and China may have a harrowing journey ahead.
I recently wrote about the
debt bomb that has expanded in China
, and I am even more concerned about the credit situation in the region today. In a system choked with bad debts, we are seeing more loan defaults between banks, and perhaps most telling: the one-month SHIBOR (China's interbank lending rate) has fluctuated wildly in recent weeks, climbing to 7.21%, skyrocketing to a record high of 13.44%, and then drifting back down to 8.1% -- an improvement, but still dramatically out of balance. Interbank Rates outside the banking system in China are even higher, and these peer-to-peer loan books continue to grow. They now represent more than $1 trillion in shadow lending.
This movement indicates extreme distrust among banks, and it is reminiscent of the interbank lending rates that signaled the eurozone crisis in 2011. Red flags abound, and China may have a harrowing journey ahead. The
New York Times
that restructuring a slowing economy that has grown addicted to low interest rates and easy money could be perilous; the decision could tighten lending and slow growth too quickly.
This is all linked to interest rates here at home more than we might like. A credit shock in China would freeze foreign investment in the region and -- to ease that withdrawal from "easy money" -- would likely force China to fill the credit hole with capital infusions. As
Reuters noted
in mid-June, the run-up in foreign reserves was designed to guard against painful stops or gaps in foreign financing, and it may come into play sooner than hoped. "Any rundown of currency reserves may also require the sale of Treasuries, potentially steepening the rise in long-term US interest rates, boosting the dollar and compounding the shock."
That's when the impact starts to drift to our shores. China is the largest outside holder of US Treasuries, with $1.6 trillion in US bonds on hand. When they become a seller, rates are likely to be squeezed upward whether or not there is inflation driving the momentum.
Exacerbating the situation, there is word that the Fed may begin "tapering" back their $85 billion-per-month bond-buying program. The rumors produced sudden turbulence in many markets that had been defying gravity on airfoils of emergency low rates in the US. The 10-year US Treasury rate moved from 1.63% to over 2.2% in just over a month, a massive change that was seen as a shot across the bow, sparking a dramatic sell off of high-yield and defensive investments in May.
In reality, the jump in rates should not have been a surprise. It is true that prognosticators have projected a long runway for maximized Fed operations, as inflation seems well-contained... but we don't need an inflationary spike to drive rates higher. A normalization of rates from these extraordinary lows is likely enough as developed market economies show stability (even without exciting growth), and there are many factors that can contribute to a rate lift outside of the Fed's control.
I am not a market timer, but with all this in mind, I suspect that we are very close to having rates reset to more normalized levels, moving the 10-year to somewhere in the 3% to 4% range. For those who have crowded into long bonds, junk bonds, utilities, and other expensive, slower growth investments to chase yield against the specter of Japanese-style deflation, I believe that you are in harm's way.
On the other side, for those who see a rise in interest rates only as an indicator of inevitable inflation and have invested in commodities and TIPs as insurance, I believe these insurance policies are likely to become more costly and that they are vulnerable to non-inflationary interest rate normalization and a potentially stronger dollar.
The truth very likely lies somewhere in the middle of these two binary extremes. We may need to muddle through continued slow and uncoordinated global growth for longer than many expect. Investors should remain focused on balance sheet as the ultimate insurance in a deleveraging world and on finding growth and innovation where it exists today. I favor smart manufacturing plays, innovations in health care and technology, and leaders in energy efficiency; those who uncover strong companies in these sectors are positioned to gain more than those who place all of their bets on the direction of government policy or on insurance against the fat tail extremes.
No positions in stocks mentioned.
All of the specific health care-related securities identified in this video and article are current recommendations of Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management, LLC ("RMCM") on behalf of its advisory clients. The specific securities identified and described do not represent all of the securities purchased, sold, or recommended for RMCM's advisory clients. The audiencee should not assume that investments in the securities identified and discussed were or will be profitable. RMCM also currently recommends numerous other securities in various other industries unrelated to health care. The purchase of these health care-related securities only will not create a diversified portfolio. In addition, the securities identified in this article may be past specific recommendations of RMCM. If such securities are past specific recommendations, RMCM shall upon request furnish a list of all recommendations made by RMCM during the twelve months prior to the date of this advertisement. It should not be assumed that recommendations made in the future will be profitable or will equal the performance of the securities provided in this list. Past performance is not indicative of future results.


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Kam Kang wrote (see)
Am I too late to cut shrubs and bushes back?
Which shrubs and bushes exactly?
Well Rona--does any of this help?-it would be nice to know
Sky News is 501-most news channels are 500+
Chanel number 5
That would be the American nation?
It seems as though an element of stocking up has gone on-or panic buying as we like to call it-but as many precautions are in place as can be
It has turned into the usual media event-there will be a lot of disappointment if nothing happens- like the Hawaiian tsunami
It is getting very windy and stormy across ocean-we will at some point get the aftermath of of this but not that intense
I have never tasted pumpkin-in any shape or form -thought Lottie assured me it it is lovely
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I 'm confused now, I always thought buddlia was cut back to the ground in May and just trimed to stop wind rock over the winter. Is it better to cut right back now?
I 'm confused now, I always thought buddlia was cut back to the ground in May and just trimed to stop wind rock over the winter. Is it better to cut right back now?
I will repeat what I have written elsewhere-in my experience it makes little difference when you cut it back-I have done it at this time of year with no problems-one thing I have learnt is that you cant kill as buddleia-honestly I would do it now- job done
It would appear to be a heritage variety and hard to buy-you can contact these people through their web-site and they might be able to help
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another alternative
There have been loads of recent discussions on this subject recently-it is the time of year and the wet conditions-they will disappear as quickly as they appeared.
I would be more inclined to switch to container gardening rather than coping with those conditions-that leaves you open to a whole load of options
That is if you hadn't considered or are doing that already?


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ALBANY, N.Y. - No. 6 Stanford dropped its second match of the season Saturday to No. 5 Syracuse, 3-1, snapping its six-game winning streak.
Syracuse (8-1, 0-1 ACC) jumped out to an early lead, scoring at 18:05 to snap Stanford's (6-2, 1-0 NorPac) four-game shutout streak. It was the first goal Stanford allowed in 366:44.
The Orange added a second goal just before halftime when Alyssa Manley tapped in a rebound off a penalty corner to take a 2-0 lead into halftime.
Syracuse held advantages over Stanford in shots (5-2) and penalty corners (3-1) in the first half.
Stanford wouldn't go quietly, however, with Alex McCawley scoring in the 60th minute on a deflection off a penalty corner to cut Syracuse's lead in half. It was McCawley's third goal in the past two games. Kelsey Harbin and Shannon Herold assisted the goal.
Dulcie Davies was strong in net and kept the Cardinal within striking distance, making a season-high six saves.
Despite outshooting Syracuse 6-5 and holding a 5-1 penalty corner advantage in the second half, Stanford was unable to find the equalizer. The Orange added a third goal with just less than six minutes to play to seal the victory.
Stanford will take on No. 11 Albany on Sunday at 10 a.m. PT. Live stats will be available via gostanford.com.
Notes: The loss marks the first for Stanford since a 2-1 double-overtime decision against No. 4 Connecticut on Aug. 31 … The three goals allowed against Syracuse was the first time Stanford allowed more than two goals in a single game this season … The Cardinal was outshot 5-2 in the first half – the first time Stanford has been outshot in a half this season … Kelsey Harbin and Shannon Herold lead the Cardinal with three assists apiece.


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Pisces (♓) is the twelfth astrological sign in the Zodiac. It came from the Pisces constellation. In western astrology this sign is no longer aligned with the constellation. This is because of the precession of the equinoxes. In astrology, Pisces is considered a "feminine", negative (introvert) sign.
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It hadn't been long-3 months that our home had been pet-less. First, we lost our 13 year old cat Snowy. Then we lost our 12 year old dog Lucky.
We were a family of four and my husband and I ran a home day care with a dozen kids daily but the house felt empty. We had never been without a "furry" kid.
We were heartbroken at these losses.
My husband and I knew that we wanted another dog-but we also knew that our choice had to be a very special one. It had to have the patience of a saint! We asked the opinion of a family member who was a vet. We studied various breeds.
Then we saw an ad for a rescue show. The four of us went. There were a lot of dogs and even more people. Right away, we saw what could have been a double for our recently departed pup. But there was a note on the cage explaining that it had been rescued from an abusive home. Count that one out.
Then we all looked a cage that had the sweetest dog. She was about a year old, part Labrador, part Golden Retriever and part Border Collie. The team who found her said she had been wandering around the city of Burbank, California. They left her at the city pound for a week, figuring someone was sure to claim such a darling dog. No one did! So they brought her with them. By their own admission, they wanted to keep her, but with 4 other dogs at home, they decided that she'd be better off with a family who could give her the attention she seemed to crave. All the kids were giving out treats. She took hers with the greatest gentleness from the strangers we had ever seen. We were told she was house-broken. So far-she was perfect. We took her for a walk. She kept nuzzling our hands to pet her while we strolled.
Three other families wanted her-but we worked at home. A plus for our side. Our daughter, Sarah, turned on the waterworks. This always got to her dad. We applied to adopt Sunshine that day. It was decided we were the lucky family! We would be there for her 24/7, we already had a vet (I think the fact that I knew the phone number by heart was the deciding factor!) and we even had a training class/trainer in mind.
Before leaving, we went to her cage to say goodbye. Sunshine seemed to know we were her new family. She unlatched her box and licked us all! It seemed she wanted to go home with us at that moment. We would have loved to have done that as well. But we waited until the next day. The rescue team wanted to check out our home and make sure we were what we seemed as well.
The next afternoon, Sunshine came to stay. She aced her training classes. All the kids fell in love with her immediately, as did their parents. My power-walking once again became the highlight of my day, since I now had a peppy partner!
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First Person - A Miraculous Trip
It was a nippy, star-filled Friday night, and we were on our way to a bar mitzvah. We -- Julius, my husband of 50 years; our son,
David; and I -- had traveled from the Valley to Santa Maria for the celebration.
The service was called for 6:15 p.m. We started out for the new Temple Ner Shalom, located in a new area of San Luis Obispo, about 5:20 p.m., explicit instructions clutched in Julius' hand. He became the navigator, and from the backseat, I became the one who oversaw speed control. I did what all good motherly backseat drivers do: I nagged.
The family had asked Uncle David to lead the congregation in "L'cha Dodi," "Ahavat Olam" and to sing a solo of his own arrangement of Helfman's choral piece, "Hashkivenu." David was honored to be asked and was excited about adding something special to his nephew's bar mitzvah.
There was little traffic on the freeway north to San Luis Obispo. Julius asked if the heat could be turned down. Julius is always warm, and David always has a sweater draped over his shoulders to ward off any chills that are chasing him.
David didn't answer, just opened Julius' window. The instructions in Julius' hand went "whoosh" and were sucked out of the car.
Luckily, between the three of us, we remembered (amid nervous laughter) that we had to exit the freeway at the Los Osos off-ramp.
David pulled up at a gas station and went in to ask whether anyone knew of a new synagogue up the road. Of course, they didn't, so he checked the phone book for Conservative Temples in San Luis Obispo. David got good directions to the old site, and off we went, hoping to find information there.
We found the place, a door, with no lights anywhere. It turned out the address was for the whole building. David found a photography shop with a young lady who knew about the shul, its move and where it was now.
"Take a left turn at the corner to Foothill," she said, pointing. "Go way out into the country to O'Connor. Turn right. You can't miss it."
We called that the first miracle of the evening. Off we went.
O'Connor was a very dark street in a sparsely populated area. There were a few houses on private hilly roads.
We went all the way to the end of O'Connor, where a gate and sign told us not to go any further. David turned the car around, and we began to retrace our route. By this time it was 6:30 p.m. We were missing the service.
"Look," I said. "There's a house up that hill with a Star of David on it."
"Nah, those are Christmas decorations," said Julius, our official directions-loser and naysayer.
"Why don't we check the house out anyway," I said. "Maybe it's the shul. That certainly is a six pointed star. And it's on the way back anyhow."
David slowed the car at the driveway. A sign told us we were at the approach to a Benedictine monastery, "Visitors Welcome." So up we went to the parking lot.
Then miracle No. 2 occurred. A pleasant lady at a desk inside gave David directions:
"Turn left out of our driveway, go back down the road. Just before you get to Foothill, there's a narrow dark road named Laureate. Turn left. You'll find the synagogue after a short drive."
So down we went again, out the driveway and onto O'Connor, where David's car met a skunk. The men saw the animal in the car's lights.
David swerved to avoid the skunk. He is convinced we were its destiny, that God sent us from the San Fernando Valley because it was that particular skunk's time to meet his maker.
To paraphrase lines from the musical "Man of La Mancha": "It doesn't matter if the tire meets the skunk or the skunk meets the tire ... it's going to be bad for the skunk."
Julius said it was beautiful, and David said we were his fate. I just heard the crushing of bones. I hope I never hear that sound again and prayed later that the little critter died instantly.
The miracle of the skunk was the lack of smell. It didn't spray us on the dark road between the monastery with the six-pointed star and the shul.
It was 7 p.m. when we entered the synagogue. The rabbi immediately invited David to come up to sing the "Hashkivenu." We don't know if we entered in time for that prayer or whether the rabbi was just happy that we had arrived safely.
David sang. It was beautiful, and he was delighted to have fulfilled the honor bestowed on him by the family. It was a miracle that we'd made it with enough time for David to sing.
I looked up the "Hashkivenu" in the prayerbook. The translation says:
"Help us, our Father ... guide us with Your good counsel ... guard us and deliver us."
If God didn't guide, guard and deliver us to the bar mitzvah, who did?
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Santa seems to be getting around town for the most important meal of the day, hit one of these local spots to snack with Mr. Cringle himself.
Milk & Cookies with Santa at the Citadel Mall
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Join at the Imagination Celebration Space upper level in The Citadel for a chance to have milk and cookies with Santa Clause! A storyteller will bring favorite winter stories to life, a sing-a-long to holiday music and a craft center where kiddos can create holiday inspired art to bring home.Tickets available for $3 at the Citadel Guest Services counter, mid-level near the Food Court. Children under 1 and parents are free! Visit ShopTheCitadel.com and Facebook.com/TheCitadelMall
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Join the big guy at California Pizza Kitchen for a breakfast pizza, fruit side and beverage. Don't forget the camera. Cost $8 per person. Kids 3 and under are free. Call 719.260.8064 to RSVP.
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December 8
Enjoy an all you can eat pancake breakfast with the jolly old elf, Santa Claus himself.Suggested donation $3 for kids $5 for adults. A unique and memorable Christmas experience for the entire family.
Vista Ridge Breakfast with Santa
December 8
Pancakes, sausage, coffee and juice will be provided with $5 per person admission. Also included is access (for children only) to a bounce house, plus live band, dance and choir performances. Children can get a keepsake picture taken with Santa for $5. All proceeds benefit the VRHS Band.719.494.8800
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The listed pronunciation for this is 5, but your pronunciation mem says its level 1. Which one is correct?
Thank you for spotting that - I have now edited my mem. I think that I must have been getting confused by the fact that when neutral tones are pronounced on their own, as they are for the purposes of the audio recordings here, they sound like 1st tones. This is a bit misleading as neutral tones never, in fact, occur in isolation. Good spot, thanks!
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Eighty-seven academically outstanding students were recently inducted into Gateway Community College's Alpha Xi Theta chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society in a ceremony at GCC's North Haven campus.
The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage the academic success of students attending two-year colleges. Members have the opportunity to participate in honors and leadership programs, community service and fellowship programming. Students who are inducted have completed 12 hours of course work while achieving a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
The 87 GCC students who were inducted are: Bethany resident Ning Zhang; Branford resident Kristen Blood; Branford resident David Corsak; Branford resident Richard Kaczynski; Branford resident Maureen Rosselli; Bridgeport resident Claudia Lima; Cheshire resident Tracy Golebiewski; Clinton resident Ali Almaawi; Derby resident Stephanie Lemieux; East Haven resident Licella Arboleda; East Haven resident Brianna Costello; East Haven resident Natalie Korenovsky; East Haven resident Sara Maldonado; East Haven resident Maria Sullo; Easton resident Lisa Schmitt; Fairfield resident Nicholas Cundy; Gladwyne, Pa., resident Bobbi Jo Haviland; Guilford resident Brian McKenna; Guilford resident Felicia Morro; Guilford resident Tess Simchoni; Hamden resident Lynda Burke; Hamden resident Barry Gold; Hamden resident James Kenefick; Hamden resident Rick Miani; Hamden resident Morgan Pelley; Hamden resident Rosemary Resler; Hamden resident John Zawadski; Madison resident Victor Fabian; Madison resident Scott Tordoff; Meriden resident Jennifer Shelton; Meriden resident Kathryn Solis; Middletown resident Jerome McGee; Milford resident Sherri-Lynn Braccio; Milford resident Jenny Campaniolo; Milford resident Jodi Cascella; Milford resident Shannon O'Keefe; Monroe resident Koshy Cherian; New Britain resident Rachelle Williams; New Haven resident Sunil Attri; New Haven resident Sonya Daniels; New Haven resident Lesly Gelin; New Haven resident Gui Hong Geremia; New Haven resident Bryan Gregor; New Haven resident Kenia Lanuza Torres; New Haven resident Emily Lifanda; New Haven resident Carolina Neilson; New Haven resident Theresa O'Brien; New Haven resident Melissa Okimoto; New Haven resident Christopher Pacelli; New Haven resident La'Nelsha Reid; New Haven resident Sara Ruiz; New Haven resident Sharon Ryan; New Haven resident Christopher Shea; New Haven resident Michael Sutton; New Haven resident Mouroussalou Tchaniley; New Haven resident Marylin Vega; New Haven resident Elizabeth White; North Branford resident Amanda Martino; North Branford resident Jay Scirpo; Norwich resident Helen Chin; Rocky Hill resident Benjamin Cusick; Sandy Hook resident Christine Rinaldi; South Meriden resident Nina Terribile; Southington resident Carissa Beaulieu; Stratford resident Synethia Holly; Stratford resident Adrienne Jamison; Trumbull resident Deborah Clarke; Wallingford resident Elaine Bassett; Wallingford resident Brian Buczek; Wallingford resident Christina Curtiss; Wallingford resident Rolando Fernandez; Wallingford resident Alison Ginter; Wallingford resident Christina Hurlburt; Wallingford resident Subhashini Jayasinghe; Wallingford resident Christopher Marzullo; Wallingford resident Crystal Serra; Wallingford resident Cheryl Smith; Waterbury resident Yapi Adouko; West Haven resident Sevil Adiguzel; West Haven resident Alexandra Andrea; West Haven resident Jalal Asad; West Haven resident Doreen Danso; West Haven resident Sunil Kumar; West Haven resident Fogan Locoh; West Haven resident Christina Nhean; West Haven resident Elga Rasmitasari; and Woodbridge resident Sara Horton.
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