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Watch out Vanessa Hudgens! Selena Gomez has a hair crush on Zac Efron. Newly single Selena Gomez has a crush on Zac Efron's hair that is causing Gomez to say, "Vanessa don't kill me".
Selena tells Popstar! that Zac's hair is "so attractive."
"I mean all the boys kind of have thie swoop going on, but if you've noticed lately Zac is doing a 40's look. I love that.
"I really actually like Zac Efron's hair… Vanessa don't kill me!"
Of course, who else has the "swoop"? Nick Jonas, who confessed on The Insider Thursday he is now "single".
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hey big fans of selena and zac but hey selena zac has anough girls going for him he doesn't need another one going for him so keep your hands to your self selena!Love Rebecca
hey selena gomaz fans i love selena gomaz i'm a girl i just like selena gomaz because shes a rock star so anyways
i don't think zac erffon should be dating or anything like that. i think selena gomaz should date gregg sulkin.
please god let gregg sulkin and selena gomaz kiss or marry!
Selena eu sou sua maior fãn, bom teve uns altos e baixos da sua história com o Justin Bieber mas… eu te perdoou.
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The Phoenix Hebrew Academy is a Kindergarten-eighth grade, community day school that has been active in growing the Jewish Community in Phoenix, Arizona, since 1965. The Phoenix Hebrew Academy aims to mold children into responsible, happy young people, anchored in Jewish tradition and conversant with contemporary culture and society.
Founded in 1965 by Rabbi David Rebibo, who has been Dean of Students since the school's inception, the Phoenix Hebrew Academy was the first Jewish day school in the region and one of the first Jewish day schools outside New York City. The school has a full dual curriculum of Judaic and general studies.
Constituent agency, Jewish Federation.

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The Illinois State Police will conduct roadside safety checks in the Chicago area in anticipation of St. Patrick's Day celebrations beginning on Friday. State and local law enforcement agencies across the state will be out in full force, conducting Roadside Safety Checks ,(RSC) some of which have been shared with the public -- looking for impaired or distracted drivers.
In a press release earlier this week, the Illinois Toll Highway Authority announced that Illinois State Police will set up Roadside Safety Checks (RSC) in the southbound lanes of I-294 near O'Hare Airport from 11 p.m. on Friday, March 14 through 4 a.m. Saturday, March 15. The press release reads in part:
"The ISP has zero tolerance for impaired driving in Illinois," reads the tollway authority's statement. "Officers working this detail will be watchful for drivers who are operating vehicles in an unsafe manner, driving with a suspended or revoked driver's license, transporting open alcoholic beverages, or driving under the influence (DUI)."
Illinois State Police will team up with dozens of local law enforcement agencies across Illinois. Skokie, Arlington Heights and Downers Grove are a few of the local law enforcement agencies in the Chicago area that have released details on upcoming RSC's.
The Village of Skokie's official website provides a link to the Skokie Police Department's schedule of St. Patrick's Day RSC's, which will be conducted from Thursday March 13 through March 18.
"Several DUI roadside safety checkpoints in conjunction with several saturation patrols will take place in the early morning hours during this upcoming holiday period."
The dates, times, and locations of these checkpoints are as follows:
Thursday, March 13 – 14, 2014, 11:15 p.m. – 3:15 a.m.,
8600 McCormick Blvd, Skokie IL.
Friday March 14 – 15, 2014, 11:15 p.m. – 3:15 a.m.,
5005 Dempster St., Skokie IL.
Monday, March 17 – 18, 2014, 11:15 p.m. – 3:15 a.m.,
5200 Touhy Ave., Skokie IL.
Arlington Heights Police also announced the commencement of specialized traffic enforcement activities relating to the upcoming "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign starting on Friday, March 14, 2014 through St. Patrick's Day on Monday, March 17, 2014.
Recent traffic studies reveal that alcohol and drug impairment play a role in nearly 40 percent of all fatal motor vehicle crashes in Illinois. Roadside Safety Check's are designed to keep Illinois roads safe by taking dangerous DUI offenders off the road.
Federal grants pay for mandatory training of local police forces in DUI enforcement techniques and standard field sobriety tests.
Local law enforcement agencies must qualify for Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) funding by participating in RSC's on major holidays, including St. Patrick's Day, to qualify for the Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) grant.
Failure to maintain operation of the project at the level agreed upon in the approved Highway Safety Project Agreement may result in the termination of program funding.
"Officers will be permitted, and encouraged, to issue multiple citations to drivers who have committed several violations; such as, DUI, other alcohol-related offenses, and failure to wear seat belt."
Local law enforcement agencies are reimbursed for expenditures for personal services and operation of automotive equipment by hire-back officers conducting overtime enforcement.
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WADSWORTH — Playing two crucial Suburban League softball games on Tuesday, it was gut-check time for Highland and Wadsworth.
Both were coming off debilitating losses the day before, so being able to sweep both games — the first contest was the conclusion of a suspended game from April 14 — was crucial.
The Hornets came out ready. The Grizzlies slumped out of the gate.
By the time it was over, Highland was on the right side of 3-2 and 6-2 wins, while Wadsworth was left wondering what went wrong.
For the Hornets (12-9, 8-4), a loss Monday to second-place Nordonia (14-6, 9-3) in the SL left their conference chances on life support. For the Grizzlies (8-9, 6-5), five losses in their last six games made it a must to win at least one game.
When action picked back up, it looked like both squads were going to put up a fight, but a passed ball in the bottom of the ninth with two outs allowed Morgan Belsole to score from third for the Hornets. Highland used that momentum and never gave it back.
"That win in the ninth inning and beating Tallmadge in the 11th (two weeks ago), we're playing with aggression," Hornets coach Nick Spirtos said. "We're making the plays in the big game. I'm proud of them."
Highland lassoed the energy from the first game and carried it over to the first inning of the second one, scoring three runs out of the gate and adding another in the third to chase Grace Zarley (6-6).
The Hornets pounded Grizzlies pitching to the tune of 15 hits in the second game and picked up home runs from Sam Catron and Brittany Fleischer to make sure there wasn't much doubt.
"We needed this to motivate us for the rest of the week," Catron said. "We lost Monday and needed to shake that off to focus on these two games."
Leegan Vorndran (10-3) didn't need much focus after seeing her seven-game winning streak snapped at the hands of the Knights on Monday. The junior right-hander shot down just about every Wadsworth rally to pick up both wins, allowing four hits in the nightcap while striking out seven.
"When she's on the mound and the kids are behind her, she has confidence," Spirtos said. "The kids have confidence. She throws strikes. She's just an awesome participant. She doesn't show any emotion. She's flat, which is perfect for being a pitcher. She doesn't get rattled. It's really fun watching her pitch."
The fun comes the rest of the week, as Highland will try to hold serve while hoping someone can help against league-leading Tallmadge (15-3, 9-1).
The Grizzlies can do the Hornets a favor with a win over Nordonia today, while the Hornets play Tallmadge on Thursday.
Nordonia and Tallmadge play each other Friday, so the entire league could be turned on its ear by then. Either way, Highland is rolling into postseason play.
"We have that big game with Tallmadge this week, so we have to be focused," Catron said. "Winning always motivates you. When we win, everybody gets up and is ready for the next game."
As for Wadsworth, the Grizzlies have been outscored 25-11 during their five-game slide. Coach Michelle DeAngelis noticed a listless team against Highland in both contests and substituted freely in an effort to stem the tide.
"We definitely have to find a combination of girls that works for us," she said. "That's why we were trying different things. We have to find nine or 10 players to step up and play for Wadsworth.
"Highland is a very good team. I think in that situation, we needed to see some fight. We had to come into the second game wanting it more. We need to find a way to come out strong in the first inning offensively, defensively and with our pitching. We need to fire on all cylinders."
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I want to start learning Python - and I'm having trouble getting scripts to load up in a browser (using Wamp). So far I've tried the following:
1: add the following lines to httpd.conf:
AddHandler cgi-script .py
Options ExecCGI
I navigate to
- but get an Internal Server error.
2: downloaded mod_wsgi-win32-ap22py26-3.0.so - renamed to mod_wsgi (running Wamp with Apache 2.2) added the following lines to httpd.conf
AddHandler mod_wsgi .py
WSGIScriptAlias /wsgi/ "path/to/my/pythonscripts/folder/"
but when I navigate to the script at
it renders the script in it's entirety i.e.
!c:/Python26/python.exe -u
print "hello world"
I managed to get CherryPy working, but ideally I want to learn the language in a relatively raw context before digging into a framework. Can anyone give me some pointers?


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Stevie Johnson (WR/Buffalo Bills): After Week 4, the Bills dropped to (0-4) in the NFL and are considered by many to be the worst team in the entire league. Johnson had a fairly good day against one of the NFL's toughest defense going for three receptions for 31 yards and one touchdown. The good sign seems to be that quarterback Ryan Fitzgerald wants to get Johnson the ball early and often—who received a team high seven targets on the day. The bad sign is that Johnson's production comes later in the game—the third year wide receiver from Kentucky scored his second straight touchdown, but both came when the game was completely out of hand for the hapless Bills. If you're looking for an emerging fantasy football option at wide receiver in deeper leagues, Johnson could be your man.
Tim Masthay (P/Green Bay Packers): Masthay didn't have a ton of work to do Sunday against the Lions, but he was his usual self with three punts for 123 yards and an average of 41.3 yards per punt. He did shank a punt that displayed some room for improvement, but overall Masthay did a good job. He booted a 52-yard punt and put one in the Lions 20 for the first time on the season.
Myron Pryor (NT/New England Patriots): Didn't accumulate any stats.
Corey Peters (DT/Atlanta Falcons): Peters is emerging as one of the Falcons most promising defensive player, racking up two solo tackles during Atlanta's 16-14 victory over the San Francisco 49er's. For a second straight week, Peters and the Falcons defense clogged up all the running lanes holding the 49er's to just 81-yards rushing and San Francisco's best runner—Frank Gore—to just 73 total yards on 21 carries—a high number for putting just 73-yards on the board. Peters should continue to get a lot of playing time as well as racking up some solid statistics throughout the season.
Wesley Woodyard (LB/Denver Broncos): Didn't accumulate any stats.
John Conner (FB/New York Jets): Despite the lack of stats for the aforementioned Conner—the Terminator in these realms—he continues to help the Jets rack up rushing yards game in and game out. This week, New York dominated the run game with 273-yards on 49 carries. LaDanian Tomlinson had 19 carries for 133 yards and second year running back Shonn Greene had 117-yards on 19 carries. Expect much of the same from the Jets running game and Conner helping that aspect of the team's offense move forward all season.
Jacob Tamme (TE/Indianapolis Colts): Didn't accumulate any stats.
Micah Johnson (LB/Miami Dolphins): While being signed to play on the Miami Dolphins practice squad, it was reported that former Ohio State linebacker Austin Spitler—a seventh-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft—made his debut with the Dolphins during the team's Monday Night game against the Patriots. Johnson had previously leapfrogged Spitler to become an active player on the Dolphins roster.
Keenan Burton (WR/St. Louis Rams): The Washington Redskins recently took the time to try-out the former Kentucky Wildcats wide receiver this past week. No word yet on whether he'll be signed or if he'll continue to look for work elsewhere.
Trevard Lindley (CB/Philadelphia Eagles): Lindley landed on the Eagles inactive list for the second straight week and didn't play against the Redskins.
Jeremy Jarmon (DE/Washington Redskins): Jarmon was placed on the Redskins inactive list yet again for the second straight week, this time coming against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Garry Williams (OL/Carolina Panthers): No stats available
Alfonso Smith (RB/Arizona Cardinals): Waived by the Arizona Cardinals earlier this month, but it was recently reported that he has been trying out with the Dallas Cowboys earlier this week.


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Pet's make wonderful companions for the aging and the young alike. Some of the great animal breeds to consider for your new pet are dogs, cats, and even rats.
Depending on what type of person you are and what you think is cute and cuddly will be a major deciding factor in what species of animal you would be a best fit for.
Some people are strictly cat people while others are dogs rule and cats drool people, and then others love rodents.
If you have a small living area and are not always home you might not want a dog because a dog needs to go outside to use natures bathroom and also to run around and get his/her exercise.
A dog would be more suited to a person who has a fenced in yard for the animals safety or an active person that will take the dog on walks using a leash.
Where a cat can be set up with a cat litter box and live their life indoors or out depending on your living situation, and a rat can live in an terrarium.
The health benefits of having an animal in your life are numerous. Animals, especially the ones mentioned above can bring the owner much joy and companionship, helping improve depression and some mental problems.
Some dogs have been found to have the ability to find cancer in patients that are affected. They will sniff and sometime lick the cancerous area (even if under the skin and unnoticeable to the human eye) and worry about it until it has been removed and others have been said to help patients with asthma.


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James E. Modrick, Executive Director since 2012
Mr. Modrick is an arts administrator who has built a professional career that combines organization management experience, knowledge of public policy processes, and a passion for learning. He has published and presented papers that explore the role of the arts in education through policy and practice focusing on the topics of creativity, leadership, politics, and accessibility of the arts. His research interests include nonprofit arts management, governance, and arts education policy issues. Modrick currently encourages inclusive and strategic practice as principal consultant for JEM Consulting after serving as Vice President of Affiliate and Education Services for VSA arts, an international nonprofit committed to advancing the arts in the lives and learning of people with disabilities. Prior to this, he was Director of Membership for the National Art Education Association, the largest professional association supporting visual art educators in the United States, and Accreditation Specialist for the National Office for Arts Accreditation in each of the four arts disciplines: art and design, music, theatre, and dance (NASAD, NASM, NAST, and NASD). For many years he held a seat on the Steering Committee for the Washington, DC-based Arts Education Partnership, and is a member of the Fine Arts Advisory Panel for the Maryland State Department of Education.
Peter H. Dalto, Director of Development and Communications since 2014
Peter comes to Maryland and Class Acts Arts from New York with an extensive non-profit Arts Development, Administration and Programming background. As Deputy Development Director for the Rockland Jewish Community Campus, he orchestrated a $10 million capital campaign. He was Director of Development for New York City's TADA! Youth Theatre, the award winning youth theatre and education company and, prior to that, was the Director of Development for the largest non-profit multi-arts center in New York State, Rockland Center for the Arts. He has done fundraising consulting for numerous Arts organizations. Peter was Director of Outreach Education for Northern Westchester Center for the Arts, overseeing a program of workshops, residencies and performances similar to that of Class Acts Arts. He was Manager of Operations and Outreach Education for the Helen Hayes Theatre Company. Additionally, he created Theatre in Action, a youth outreach education program in schools; was the founder and Artistic Director of the Summer Play Write Festival, a high school playwright festival; and was the founding Artistic Director of Qwirk Productions, an off-Broadway theatre company devoted to theatre-myth. He studied both Theatre and Classics at Boston University and, as a child actor in New York City, attended HB Studio, studying acting with Herbert Berghof and others.
Claire Schwadron, Project Youth ArtReach since 2003
Claire has been the Director of Project Youth ArtReach since 2003. She is a national leader and innovator in arts-in-corrections, and has been a speaker on various panels regarding arts-in-criminal justice. Her paper, "Cultural Diversity in Arts in Corrections," was shared at the national "Community Arts Convening" conference in Monterey, CA in 2009. Claire has received numerous awards for outstanding service and recognition from the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, Montgomery County Council, and the Montgomery County Department of Correction and Rehabilitation; in fall 2012 she received the Education award from the Montgomery County Executive for Excellence in the Arts & Humanities. She has a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and taught art and photography in Chicago and Washington, D.C., area high schools.
Christina Walton, Office Administrator since 2013
Christina is a well-seasoned office administration professional, specializing in focusing on details and creating inspired solutions to everyday issues. She holds a Bachelor's of Science in Human Ecology from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and has worked as Business Management Consultant for a Public Charter School in Washington, DC, Office Manager for New York City's Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone and as the Assistant Director of Finance and Administration at Greater Homewood Community Corporation in Baltimore, MD. She feels her skills are best utilized to help make an impact in the lives of marginalized populations. While her professional skill set is primarily office administration, bookkeeping, event planning and facilities planning/management, Christina's artistic side lends itself to creating innovative and imaginative solutions to everyday business challenges.
Diana Schenck, Program Manager since 2014
Diana is an experienced program and event manager with a passion for the arts and a love of learning. While earning her B.A. in Psychology from Cornell University and her M.A. in Cognitive Science from The Johns Hopkins University, she focused her studies on developmental psychology, language acquisition, and music, and completed research on the perception and cognition of music and dance. Desire to apply her knowledge and explore her interest in educational programming led her to positions at Port Discovery (Baltimore's children's museum) and Junior Achievement of Central Maryland, then to work as an independent event and program manager for a variety of clients in education and the arts. Diana has worked extensively with social dance organizations in the Baltimore-D.C. metropolitan area as an event coordinator, teacher, and DJ – she also enjoys traveling to other cities to teach and DJ for national events. As an instructor, Diana works with both children and adults and brings more than 20 years of teaching experience to her classes and workshops. As a parent, she has always been actively involved in her children's schools, and currently serves on the PTA Executive Board for her children's elementary school in Frederick County, Maryland.


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I am using ArcObjects 9.3 .NET. In my ArcMap dockable window, I have a single element host hosting a WPF user control (That's the only means of using WPF for ArcMap extensions as far as I know).
While most things work fine, I am experiencing a known issue with WPF/Winforms interoperability that I can't quite solve. In particular, when I have focus on my dockable window (a textbox in my WPF control in the element host to be exact) and then alt-tab from ArcMap and go back into ArcMap again, the cursor continues to blink in the textbox within my dockable window, but no text appears when I type. In fact, the focus seemed as if it went to the main ArcMap window, and anything that I type appears to trigger the ArcMap menu shortcuts (F -> File, E-> Edit) etc.
Further research led me to this thread, with a similar problem: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wpf/thread/1b50fec6-6596-4c0a-9191-32cd059f18f7/
The workaround proposed was to listen to the Activated Event of the parent form. Upon the Activated event, do a .Focus() on the WPF user control.
However as the parent form in this case is probably the ArcMap window itself, I am having trouble accessing it from the DockableWindow. I can get the dockable window's parent control via .Parent or .ContainerControl, but these controls don't expose the .Activated event as they are technically not Form objects.
Any ideas how I can listen to the activated event (aka when ArcMap gets refocused from an alt-tab event)?
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The earth science education major is designed to provide a basic understanding of subjects that are normally included in a secondary (middle and high school) earth science course: astronomy, environmental science, geology, meteorology/climate science and oceanography.
As a student in this program, you are required to have a second major or minor in a teachable content area. We strongly recommend choosing your second major or minor from the following areas: integrated science, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, or geography education.
This program is designed to lead to the DH (Earth/Space Science) Michigan teaching endorsement area. Teachers who hold this endorsement can teach the following subjects in grades 6-12: astronomy, earth/space science, environmental science, geology, limnology, meteorology, mineralogy, oceanography and weather. In Michigan, over 350 schools currently offer or plan to offer earth science courses. Earth/space science is most commonly taught as a stand-alone course in 8th or 9th grade, both in Michigan and in other states. Subject-specific courses may be offered as high school electives.
The College of Education and Human Development offers a two-tiered advising system for secondary education students with teaching majors in the College of Arts and Sciences. Students receive:
- Major-specific advising through the faculty within the department. Dr. Duane Hampton is the faculty advisor for the earth science education major.
- General advising regarding University and general education requirements as well as pre-professional advising through the College of Education and Human Development undergraduate advising office.
It is important to meet regularly with both a departmental and college advisor to ensure you have met all requirements for graduation.
2016-17 Undergraduate Catalog: Program requirements and courses
How to apply
For admission to an undergraduate program in the Department of Geosciences, apply through the Office of Admissions at Western Michigan University.
After you have been admitted, schedule an appointment with a program advisor to fill out a major or minor form for official enrollment.


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Fitness Over Forty, a weekly series of video presentations targeting the increasing "over forty" population in East Texas, addresses health and fitness issues that are specific to men and women ages 25 to 54 and older... more »
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I've been asked by a few people to try a color version of the original black and white ink drawing I did for this contest, so here it is. Coloring isn't my strong suit, but I kinda like it. But, boy, he's awfully orange lol. I'm thinking he should be way more pasty. Still, I like the pop art look to it. Nowhere near as much as the other version tho, because it inspired me to try some inkng stuff I hadn't tried in years and I really like how it turned out. But if I had more time and know how I'd come up with a nifty digital painting. Maybe next time !


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The metropolitan thesis of N. S. B. Gras has been used in examining the development of several of Canada's foremost cities, and its use in a more general approach to Canadian urban history has been persuasively argued by J. M. S. Careless. While the model is useful, simplistic interpretations o...
Redistributive effects of Canadian higher education are examined from an economic viewpoint. Children of high income families tend to reap the most financial rewards, but low income families often pay a disproportionately large share of educational expenses. (Author/MSE)


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Lemon Spaghetti
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- 2 ⁄3 cup olive oil
- 2 ⁄3 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- 1⁄2 cup fresh lemon juice (from about 2 lemons)
- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt, plus more to taste
- 1⁄2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper,
- plus more to taste
- 1 pound Barilla dried spaghetti
- 1⁄3 cup chopped fresh basil
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon zest
- (from about 2 lemons)
Instructions:In a large bowl, whisk the oil, Parmesan cheese, lemon
juice, 3 ⁄4 teaspoon of salt, and 1⁄2 teaspoon of pepper
to blend. Set the lemon sauce aside. (The sauce can be
made up to 8 hours ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Bring
to room temperature before using.)
Meanwhile, bring a large pot of salted water to a boil.
Add the spaghetti and cook, stirring occasionally, until
tender but still fi rm to the bite, about 8 minutes. Drain,
reserving 1 cup of the cooking liquid. Add the spaghetti
to the lemon sauce, and toss with the basil and lemon
zest. Toss the pasta with enough reserved cooking
liquid, 1⁄4 cup at a time, to moisten. Season the pasta
with more salt and pepper to taste. Transfer to bowls
and serve.
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My friend's hosting server got rooted and we have traced some of attacker's commands.. We've found some exploits under /tmp/.idc directory.. We've disconnected the server and are now testing some local kernel exploits that the attacker tried on our server. Here is our kernel version: 2.4.21-4.ELsmp #1 SMP We think that he got root access by the modified uselib() local root exploit but the exploit doesn't work! loki@danaria {/tmp}# ./mail -l ./lib
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The exploit hangs like this.. I've waited over 5 minutes but nothing has happened. I've also tried other exploits but they didn't work.. Any ideas? or experimentations with this exploit? Because we need to find the issue and patch our kernel but we can't understand how he used this exploit to get root... Thanks


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latest photos, at week 10/11 - frogs are covered in sudacream. the outer layer of the hoof will still end up coming away, but underneath its getting tighter and the sole is sounding more like a nut when you knock it. look at the purple mark in the middle of his hoof (this was when he had his accident) and look now 11 weeks later to where it is now, you can see how much the hoof has grown
latest photos, at week 10/11 - frogs are covered in sudacream. the outer layer of the hoof will still end up coming away, but underneath its getting tighter and the sole is sounding more like a nut when you knock it. look at the purple mark in the middle of his hoof (this was when he had his accident) and look now 11 weeks later to where it is now, you can see how much the hoof has grown
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His feet are looking loads better. You must be so happy with how he is improving. Hope the thrush clears up soon.
. .A horse is a thing of such beauty. . .none will tire of looking at him as long as he displays himself in his splendor.
Hi Micki, just messaged you on the other blog - the two sort of got mixed up and have kept both updated - so, just to keep everyone updated, its not good I am afraid, and I have lost sleep and drunk a lot of wine over the weekend, I am having to boot him to get him out of the stable, he is so sore on his feet, that he looks lame, one much more than the other. My BFT has been fab with giving me advice on the phone and said that the feeding of new hay (I didnt realise that you never ever feed new hay to any horse, particularly a bare foot one) would have given a sugar over load. So, that could be the cause of the 'footyness' or, the thrush has been very painful in the front frogs but, to be honest since the cleaning with acquious cream and water, drying and packing with sudacream, they are looking much better, or perhaps with his 'self trimming' that took too much away pushed him over the edge and his feet are sore, the same as if I pulled my finger nails away or, worse he has LGL. Soreness will rectify itself, thrush can be solved, the hooves will grow but if its laminitus, then its a different ball game and my vet will want to bute and pop some pads on but, I cant see him in obvious pain. He walks fine on concrete with pads and boots and goes down the stony track but where he used to stride out on the stones, he is now taking careful small steps. Still sound in the grass field and cantering around. No improvement will mean a visit from Clinton, my vet. Big sigh, totally, totally fed up with the whole barefoot thing at the moment, cant ride, costing me a bloody fortune and cant really just pop shoes back on, as I know he shall start pulling them off again in the field and then we shall be back to poulticing sore feet.
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I would stick with the advice you're getting from Lucy. If he's cantering around when turned out, then he's not that sore, and definately not laminitis, sounds like just sore on the harder/ stoney ground, which you are protecting against by using his boots.
Also, a farrier wouldn't put shoes on a lame horse - your cavallo boots are taking the place of shoes, and I have to say I always have the farrier deal with feet issues, not the vet. In your case that's Lucy.
Don't give up. you're doing a great job, there's bound to be what feels like steps backward, before all comes out well. Give him time. Have a few more glasses of wine too!
Best wishes Jen
Edit - just thought of something else; if he has bute, it may mask any subtle signs of laminitis, and he could get it badly then.- I have a pony who was on bute for his arthritus,only half a sachet every other day, and he came down with bad laminitis suddenly, I only realised afterwards that the early signs had been masked because he was having bute.
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Just a quick note to say, that from your piccies and what you're saying, you're making splendid progress, keep up the good work . It may take a while, and it's perfectly fine for a horse to walk over stones more carefully, that's how they naturally look after their feet.
Had someone look at my chap this morning as no better. OK - I dont think the thrush is so bad that its making him so sore, he looks as if he has burnt feet. My barefoot trimmer said that he may be absecessing in both front feet, my vet thinks that if that was the case he wouldnt be sound in his hoof boots as even they cant mask such pain. Plus, the heat isnt getter worse and the pulse has actually gone down a bit when you take it. I didnt realise that you are looking for 30 - 40 beats per minute, learn something every day. Suggestions are either LGL and to keep in for 3 or 4 days or, he is just sore. When standing on the yard without his boots (only to treat for thrush), he is slightly lifting his heel up a tiny bit and then down again and then does the other foot, he is not spreading his legs or leaning back. I can push down hard on the soles which are thickening up really well, they sound like a nut being knocked together, the stretched white line underneath is tightening up, I can really see it from the first photos and the last ones. I cant see any holes or bruising from perhaps a stone bruise. If he does have an abscess brewing, he would be better off out in the field and walking around. He is totally sound in the field. The only way I could really tell I guess, is to have x rays done (vet suggestions) to see if abscess is there, or if anything strange is going on or LGL. He isnt looking sad, or off his feed, isnt laying down in the stable, doesnt hold any leg up but, I can describe his steps on the hard ground as little ones and they both appear very sore. He is worse than when we took his shoes off, which were more of an ouchy type step. Have been todl to ditch the Lucy Fibre Cubes from Simple Systems as they are alfa alfa based, so now have more feed to add to my growing collection of what not to feed. Told to use speedibeat as a bulk to add his supplements in. He wont like that, as its bitter.
Jenhavocmanny - thank you, BFT has been great, I am simply trying to self guess what has gone so bloody wrong, I know that we are in the early stages of being barefoot, just under 3 months, but he has gone from striding out on tarmac barefoot (in hand) to barely being able to come out of his stable, I am putting hoof boots on immediately to not incur any pain.
SuzuA - thank you for the smiley!! - He never could walk out accross stones, too early stages, especially with his flat feet and soft soles - I would be happy if he could just go back to walking on the concrete yard area outside his stable. We always booted him to get him from the field to the stable and vice versa as its a farm track with big boulders, stones and gravel. I remember when we took his shoes off, the farrier had had enough at that time, that I tried to get him down there to the field, he refused to move!, We had to use foam, nappies and lots of tape and then left him in the field for 3 days while I rung around desperately trying to secure hoof boots, bless him. the last 3 months have felt like 3 long years. It was so easy when you just had to wait for the farrier to turn up every 7 weeks, job done! - Its the not knowing whats going on, I am ruling out the thrush side now, abscess brewing on both feet, is still a possibility, LGL could be a big possibility, or simply sore feet. Its not easy on a yard when it looks to others that I am deliberately crippling my horse. And of course, Thoroughbreds are NOT suposed to go barefoot, especially a ex racehorse who would have been in shoes from a very early age, sometimes 6 months! No dont want to use Bute, it always upsets him anyway. My vet not happy he is barefoot. Suggesting perhaps pads put on. Another glass of wine again tonight, me thinks! - I feel sorry for my daughter, its her horse and she has had a pretty crap summer holiday so far, but he is a keeper so, we can only do our best and shall take advice from Lucy.
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Well, Samsung has just broken Apple's marketing scheme of secrecy. Well, sort of. They have released one, well, one and a half teaser videos today after the countdown finished. In the video, it gives the URL TheNextGalaxy.com, but it doesn't seem to work for me. Try it out and let me know what's there if you get it to work.
The first video is basically just the first part of the second video, hence the "one and a half" quip earlier. What's more is that Samsung throws a jab in the teaser about "everyone else" as it shows a bunch of sheep. In case you didn't know, iSheep is what some people call iPhone loyalists. Watch the trailer and decide for yourself if Samsung can beat Apple in marketing. I'm starting to lean towards yes.


text: The Curse of Terraria (Update 0.1 : Added some glow sticks at the start) This a large adventure map heavily inspired by The Legend of Zelda. It has 5 dungeons spread over the entire map. It's taken over a span of 2 months to make and I'm quite happy with the end result. Give it a try! Story You are an experienced adventurer, been travelling the lands for years now. A few days ago you recieve a notice that a king of the nearby kingdom has been cursed and fallen ill. With the promise of a hefty reward you arrive at the castle to investigate. Rules - Start a new character - Throw away the starting equipment - Do not place or break any blocks unless told so - The map can be played solo or 2 player Difficulty Easy, medium, hardI have no idea anymore, the regenerating health system makes it quite impossible to rate the difficulty. I miss 1.05~ Side QuestThere are many, MANY diamonds located throughout the kingdom. Can you find them all? (If you do I'll be very impressed) Post your results in the comments! Map Info and History This is a large map with 5 seperate dungeons, a large main castle with a mine system, and a large mountain pass. There will be some backtracking involved since the dungeons are located quite far from each other and I don't expect you to finish the map in 1 go. I've tried to make the map look as nice as possible so take your time and enjoy. This map started out as a standard map where I was just building a castle for fun. The castle would eventually grow into The Castle of Spires (http://www.terrariaonline.com/threads/castle-of-spires.48255/). However I soon ran out of space to expand the castle so I decided to start building elsewhere. After a while I realised that the map would make for a cool adventure map and after a month or so its now a fully fledged adventure map. The entire map was built block by block, however I did use T-edit to reset some events and fill up some patches. Version - 0.1 While I have tested the map, the sheer size and the fact that I've been working on this map periodically over 2 months means there may still be some bugs. Hopefully nothing that breaks the game or anything. However if there is please post them in the comments. Thanks. -William UPDATE 0.1 : Added some glow sticks at the start of the map. Screenshots


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Lunar and Meteorite Disk Program (K-12)
This program consists of six samples of Lunar or Meteorite material encapsulated in a six-inch diameter clear lucite disk. The disk is accompanied by written and graphic descriptions of each sample in the disk; a Powerpoint presentation on CD; a teacher workbook; and additional printed material.
This program was designed to be used in a classroom environment for K - 12th grades. Science teachers may qualify for the use of a disk in their classroom by attending one of the many workshops sponsored
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Lunar and Meteorite Sample Request Process
Requests for lunar/meteorite samples are now managed by NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. Requests for disks must be made at least six weeks prior to use.
NASA will pay shipping in both directions.
Basic Requirements for Using the Lunar and Meteorite Disks
- The disks must be secured, while not in use, in a safe or vault-type safe or cabinet with a bar and combination lock.
- The disks must be under constant surveillance of a certified user while in use.
- Certified disk users must initiate the request to borrow the disks.
- The educator will receive a response from the Johnson Space Center Curatorial Office, Lunar and Meteorite Sample Education Disk Program via e-mail that requests contact information on an electronic form.
- The e-mail response also will outline the steps that the educator must follow to borrow the samples, such as filling out the loan agreement and security form, as well as getting the institutional lead to co-sign the loan agreement.


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Get acquainted with some of Spain's most spectacular cities on a 7-day tour of southern Spain from Torremolinos to Madrid. Delve into the rich history and remarkable architectural tableaux of Granada, Toledo, Madrid, Cordoba, Seville and Ronda and see an array of UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites in each. Marvel at the sugar-cane columns of Cordoba's magnificent Great Mosque; explore the medieval majesty of Toledo; immerse yourself in the metropolitan splendor of Madrid; discover the opulent chambers of Granada's Alhambra palace complex; observe the stunning natural surroundings of Ronda; and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Seville, reputed birthplace of feisty flamenco dancing.
- 7-day tour of Spain from Torremolinos: Granada, Toledo, Madrid, Cordoba, Seville and Ronda
- Discover Southern Spain's most beautiful cities as you explore the Andalusia region
- Visit with your expert guide UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Alhambra palace, the Generalife Gardens in Granada and the Alzacar in Seville
- Explore Toledo, the hometown of painter El Greco, and see the Great Mosque and the Jewish Quarter in Cordoba
- Enjoy free time in Madrid, Seville and Ronda to explore more on your own
- Six nights of accommodation in standard or superior hotels, six breakfasts and three dinners are included
- Transport by comfortable, air-conditioned coach
What You Can Expect
Start your 7-day tour of Spain traveling by comfortable coach from Torremolinos to Granada. With your guide, visit UNESCO World Heritage-listed Alhambra palace and the Generalife Gardens, an amazing historic site that served as the last stronghold of the Moorish Kingdom until 1492. Have lunch at a local restaurant (own expense) before heading to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay. At night, you may take an optional gypsy tour. This tour is focused on gypsy legends.
Accommodation: Los Angeles Hotel (standard) or Hotel Abades Nevada Palace (superior) in Granada
Day 2: Granada – Toledo – Madrid (B)
After breakfast at your hotel, relax on the drive to Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage City where the three cultures of Spain – Christians, Moorish and Jewish – are melted together. After lunch (own expense), take a tour of the city's interesting architectural mix of mosques, synagogues and churches. Wander through the narrow streets and visit Toledo to see famous Damasquinado – an ancient technique of hammering gold into slits in metal, followed by an oxidizing process to create the blackened areas. Proceed to Madrid for dinner (own expense) and an overnight stay.
Accommodation: Hotel Mayorazgo or Tryp Washington (standard) or Hotels Husa Princesa, Tryp Menfis or Catalonia Gran Via (superior) in Madrid
Day 3: Madrid (B)
Start your morning with breakfast and spend the day exploring Madrid, the capital of Spain. Go on a guided sightseeing tour and see top Madrid attractions such as Plaza de España, one of Madrid's most beautiful squares, where you'll see a statue of the Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes. Enjoy lunch (own expense) and spend the afternoon at your leisure visiting various historical sites, such as Plaza de España, and discovering the enchantments of this beautiful city. Dinner is not included on this day, but your guide will happily recommend the best local restaurants that offer paella, the traditional dish for which Spain is famous.
Accommodation: Same hotel in Madrid
Day 4: Madrid (B)
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before enjoying the whole day on your own to discover scenic views, try local appetizers, or wander through the quaint, narrow streets. See Plaza Mayor, built in typical Herrerian style, and pass by Almudena Cathedral, a place of worship since the city's earliest settlement. Be amazed by the magnificent Templo de Debod, a 4th-century-BC Egyptian temple which was saved from the rising waters of Lake Nasser and transported block by block to Spain in 1970. Afternoon Madrid panoramic city tour. At night, relax at an elegant restaurant for dinner (own expense) or check out the local nightlife.
Accommodation: Same hotel in Madrid
Day 5: Madrid – Cordoba – Seville (B, D)
After breakfast at your hotel, relax on the drive through the land of Don Quixote to Cordoba. Take an optional walking tour of Cordoba's old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the second-largest old town in Europe. Visit the Jewish Quarter (Juderia), part of Cordoba's historic center, and follow your guide through its medieval streets. Visit the gorgeous Cordoba synagogue and learn about Cordoba's Jewish history.
After a break for lunch (own expense), head to the most famous landmark in the city – the Great Mosque of Cordoba. Have a look inside and admire the forest of columns and red-and-white arches. Then, board your coach for the drive to Seville, where you'll enjoy a delicious dinner and spend the night.
Accommodation: Hotel Catalonia Santa Justa (standard) or Melia Lebreros (superior) in Seville
Day 6: Seville (B, D)
After breakfast, spend the day in Seville, the capital of the Andalusia region and the cultural center of Southern Spain. Enjoy a panoramic city tour with your guide and visit sites such as the Cathedral of St Mary, one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world. Then, take a guided walking tour of the Santa Cruz quarter, the former Jewish quarter with winding alleys and picturesque lime-washed houses. See the famous UNESCO World Heritage-listed Alcazar, Seville's magnificent royal palace.
After a short lunch break (own expense), continue your tour around the Alcazar and to the beautiful Maria Luisa Park, home to grand Plaza de España. You'll have the rest of the day to discover more of the city on your own. After dinner (included), you have the option to go on a flamenco tour to see a performance of Spain's traditional flamenco dance (own expense).
Accommodation: Same hotel in Seville
Day 7: Seville – Ronda – Torremolinos (B)
Have breakfast in your hotel and head off to Ronda. When you arrive, enjoy free time to discover every corner of this enchanting town independently. At your leisure and expense, stroll through this town of Celtic origin; soak in marvelous views of the valley and mountain range of the Serranía de Ronda; and learn about the history of this town at one of the various museums. In the early afternoon, depart Ronda for Torremolinos, where your 7-day tour will finish.
Please note: Hotels are subject to change; if this happens, you'll stay in hotels similar to the ones listed.
Customer Reviews
June 2015
Excellent value for money
The itinerary should also include a walking tour of Granada , which was exceptional . The tour stays just outside of Granada - make sure you take a taxi to St Nicholas square
Madrid : ensure you visit the palace ( open to the public)
May 2014
Is a reasonable price to see Spain. We had a good time. Our guide Josef is a great guide. Excursion in Seville is worth the money.
August 2015
This was a great trip if you want to have some time to explore Madrid on your own as we did.
June 2015
We had superior Hotels, did not like them at all, all of them were too far from the centres, very cold atmosphere, too modern , too much business class , food was just about ok, food in Seville was disaster for two days, I would not give it to the dogs, and I am not exaggerating. Coach was very good, drivers perfect , organisation was very good, except one time in Madrid they did not come to pick us up at all as promised , we waited for half an hour then we had to ring them international call , to find them, take taxi and get to the meeting point our self.
Guides were very informative and absolutely fab except personal attitude one of our guide elderly lady towards us when we were late for a pick up 30 min, not for our fault, we were ready for the time we thought we had to she made faces, angry remarks, body language was unacceptable, humiliated us in front of all the coach, not even gave us a chance to explain or even say sorry so we did not , it was very very unpleasant to continue the rest of our tour with her although she was very good at her job as a guide. Flamenco show in Seville was nice but if you get the first line front seat next to the stage , forget you will see a nice show, organisers just taking advantage of squeezing as much people as they can but not thinking of visibility of the show, it's like watching TV 10 cm away from your face, I was in a front seat and can say I want a full refund for that unpleasant experience.
Also, it was said in description that the tour will finish on a certain day 7ish p.m. , but it finished at 4 p.m., small detail but it's not right.
Bear in mind the tour - very tiring , every day early wake ups. Overall would recommend.
June 2016
Local guides used on city tours generally quite knowledgeable. Hotels used and meals provided are good value. Organization by the Julia Travel agency who ran this tour is sadly lacking. Size of group was too large.
October 2013
Overall I was disappointed with this tour - I don't believe it was a tour really with the group changing and spending two days left to my own devices in Madrid. The activities were great, travel in coach great and hotels satisfactory but the feeling of being on tour was not there at all :-(


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Visual Learning: Gone Fishing
by Alyssa AustinDec 28, 2009
- Use this photo to ask your students what they notice and are wondering. Then share the facts behind the image to connect to greater understanding and discovery.
Climate Action
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- These curricula are bursting with impressive lessons, experiments, and visual tools to guide your students in their exploration of climate change and the influence of common plants on human kind.
10 Little and Big Things You Can Do
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- There is no one simple thing to do to change our consumption patterns, because the set of problems we're addressing just isn't simple. But everyone can make a difference, and the bigger your action the bigger the difference you'll make.
Teaching With The Story of Stuff
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- Watch The Story of Stuff, read our review of the film, and explore our selected YES! articles that address the complex issues that relate to our materials economy and how we can choose to live differently.
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- Images, photos, and pictures stimulate the mind. For the viewer, they offer a chance to connect and question. They also offer potential for play and imagination, and pulling the observer into purposeful messages.
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- The Commencement Address by Paul Hawken to the Class of 2009, University of Portland, May 3, 2009
Visual Learning: Self Portrait in Waste
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- What would you eat for only $3 each day? What's the difference between freshwater and farm raised fish? You and your students will take your eating awareness to another level with these two resources. Your new knowledge will make you think before you buy.
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- Chef Tom, director of the Experience Food Project, has a broad vision of a new school food system that serves healthy local food, and builds bridges between the classroom and the kitchen. Here is Chef Tom's story.
YES! Recommends: Sustainable Table
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- The multi-media resources from Sustainable Table are designed to awaken consumers to the problems with factory farming and to promote sustainable food as a desirable and more responsible alternative.
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- Here's an array of colorful, practical, and compelling materials that you can use not only in your classroom but also in your profession and everyday life.
YES! Recommends: Food For Everyone
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- Raising youth: growing food, justice, and leadership in your classroom. These articles from the Food For Everyone issue of YES! Magazine embody the possibilities when we take our health and our food into our own hands.
Rescue the Planet
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- A comic strip by Stephanie McMillan with additional curriculum materials on analyzing comics and cartoons.
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- Give your students more hands-on activities with these captivating lesson plans about life's most basic means of survival: food and water.
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According to Sunday's ABC 9 News, for the second time in a month, a racing greyhound has been killed at Tucson Greyhound Park in Arizona.
The dog was killed on Friday during a race at the track and the entire tragedy was captured on film.
A racing dog, wearing a green jersey, is bumped by another dog during the race; she hits the electrocuted rail where the "lure" runs and is killed. Moments later, the race ends and an announcer states:
"The official ruling of the judges is 'no race' for race 14."
According to KVOA News, Tucson Councilman Steve Kozachik opposes the track and he has stated that this is the second time that this has happened in just the last month.
Kozachik stated:
The track ought to be shut down. Bill Walsh from the Department of Racing ought to get up from behind his desk, get down here and shut this place down. They use these animals as commodities to be bought, sold, traded and run into the ground -- last night a dog was killed.
Dale Popp, the track's general manager, disputes Kozachik's claim that this is the second time such an incident has happened and describes it as nothing more than "a freak accident."
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Four star Juco DT out of Dodge City. What are our chances of landing him? Looks like he could help out alot on the D-Line.
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Four star Juco DT out of Dodge City. What are our chances of landing him? Looks like he could help out alot on the D-Line.
Bama offered him now. So all we really have to offer him is immediate playing time. That's it. We have nothing else.
We just have to convince him that he may never see the field at a school like Bama. At ISU he'd probably be our #1 DL right away.
If he was guaranteed to start at both ISU or Alabama, why would he pick ISU over Alabama? Playing time is the ONLY thing we have to offer him that Alabama doesn't. You know it's true. Just admit it.
Idk, is our marching band better than Alabama's, or what?
I am more worried about Texas Tech getting him. Tech's dline are all seniors so spots would be open for playing time.
I think Bama already has two DLine commits this year.
Not sure what this means, but it can't be bad.
"Me on my visit to Iowa State"
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I can't imagine that comparing weight rooms and facilities with Alabama is going in our favor.
Between ISU, KSU, Tech, and Bama as of now it seems. Does he have a timeline for deciding?


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One sometimes wonders at the utter cruelty of Republican politicians. Until we learn that they plan to literally take food from the mouths of hungry children.
Last week, House Republicans revised a pilot program to provide free meals for children during the summer, when free school lunches aren't available.. First…no surprise…they cut funding for the program by more than two-thirds, from $85 million to $27 million. And then they stipulated that the program would apply to rural not urban children. Guess who represents most "rural" children?
There is really nothing new about this. Republicans have been trying to gut any programs that help the poor. Just last year, their budget tried to cut $40 billion from SNAP…otherwise known as the food stamp program…and did manage to cut $5 billion from it. The party of "family values" ignores the fact that 60% of SNAP recipients are families with children. So they are already practiced at denying food to the children of poor Americans.
But this latest attack is both the most egregious and the most transparent. It is both bigoted…and shows Congressional Republicans for exactly the racists they are.
For "urban" read minority. For "rural" read white.
Nor are the R's attacks on "urban" minorities anything new. Just this spring, Paul Ryan decried "urban" men men who have no culture of working for a living and are thus dependent on government assistance. This has been the Republican line on the poor since the days of Ronald Reagan's "welfare queens". They continue to oppose raising the minimum wage…despite the fact it could raise millions from poverty…and block extending unemployment benefits. Of course, Rep. Ryan claimed there was nothing racial about his statement…and every other Republican claim there is nothing racial about their opposition to any of these programs. And ignore that Confederate flag flying over their shoulders.
The Republican Party has become the party of rich old white men. The only poor people with any value to the R's are poor whites with their guns and their bibles. If you live in a city and might need some sort of government assistance to get you by…well, the R's really don't want you. And they don't think the government should help you either. If you think this might have something to do with the color of your skin…well, you're probably right about that.
There are those who believe that the government has some responsibility for the welfare of its citizens...ALL its citizens. They're called Democrats and a lot of them are running for election this fall. You might consider voting for them.


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Welcome. I am Powell Gammill, and I am running to represent you in Arizona's Congressional District 2. A district sadly lacking in any representation currently, though Trent Franks occupies the office of Congressman.
This site is always in progress. Many of the links are active. Many are from my 2004 campaign, but my positions have not changed. And more pages and links are added or updated each day. So feel free to come back for updates. If there is a specific area or question you believe has not been addressed, a idea you hold dear that is not answered herein, please e-mail me with your questions using the CONTACT button below.
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I will approach all individuals with the idea of interacting with them through mutually agreed upon conditions. I will treat others as I would like to be treated.
What other political or personal philosophy do you need? And wouldn't the world be a more peaceful place if everyone learned to mind their own business?
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Internet Retailer's parent company Vertical Web Media today launches InternetHealthManagement.com to cover web-driven consumer healthcare.
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Retailers expect their traffic to soar after rolling out mobile-optimized sites.
Over the past year Stella & Dot executives noticed a trend. An increasing number of its "stylists," consumers who throw trunk show parties and sell Stella & Dot jewelry and accessories to family and friends, were taking their tablets, mostly iPads, with them to parties. The tablets enable them to highlight the whole catalog of products and to take orders then and there, rather than wait until they get home to input orders on a desktop computer.
With stylists accounting for up to 90% of the retailer's traffic, the retailer says it had to take note. Moreover, of the traffic to StellaDot.com that comes straight from consumers, 30% is mobile, and 80% of that mobile traffic is from tablets, the e-retailer reports. 90% of that tablet traffic comes from Apple Inc. iPads.
To provide a better experience for those mobile shoppers, Stella & Dot worked with mobile commerce technology vendor Mobify to launch a version of its e-commerce site optimized for tablets.
The retailer expects the tablet-optimized site will drive results. "I would not be surprised if tablet traffic doubles between now and next year," says Eduardo Frias, chief information officer at Stella & Dot. "Our technology roadmap for next year is heavily laden with smartphone-friendly and tablet-friendly initiatives to keep taking advantage of the boom in tablets and smartphones."
The tablet site reorients and resizes elements of the retailer's home page so that all content Stella & Dot deems most important is "above the fold" on the home screen, meaning a consumer does not need to swipe down to see it. Pages adjust their layout appropriately when a consumer switches from holding a tablet in portrait mode to landscape mode. Buttons are significantly bigger. Font sizes are bigger. Drop-down menus are bigger. The e-retailer added a carousel feature to the home page that responds to swiping.
Stella & Dot made a five-figure investment in the tablet-optimized site and expects both average order value and conversion to increase on the new site designed for tablets.
If Frias' predictions hold true, Stella & Dot might see results in line with those of e.l.f. cosmetics, which launched a mobile commerce version of its site EyesLipsFace.com in November. The cosmetics retailer, which is owned by JA Cosmetics Corp., almost immediately saw its traffic stemming from iPhones rise nearly 600% year over year and revenue from iPhone visits jump 500%.
Smartphone traffic accounts for up to 40% of EyesLipsFace.com's total traffic.
"In the first 20 days we have taken 3,300 orders for $100,000," says Cory Pulice, vice president of e-commerce at e.l.f. cosmetics. "We know the site and the design are working, people are transacting on it."
The m-commerce site was built in collaboration with the retailer's e-commerce platform provider BlueSwitch.
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