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Monday, 5/2 A busy day with high expectations
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Hi all,
I sure had a hectic day, but i feel good about everything I finished at work today and I got things going here at home as well. I had a day for the kids to practice the phonics program on the computers today. (Kindergarteners, first and second graders on computers is a handful of work--constant calling out of my name because of all of the things that the computers "do" or "don't do" to them, lol. They never believe it when I tell them that they are the reason that "Adobe reader" gets opened up over their screen or whatever else is going on.)) With help from a parent, my volunteer and 3 5th/6th grade students, I checked every first graders sight word cards. I refiled a large crate of files I had gotten out as resources for my National Boards. I did the same with about 10 large binders of materials. I put away 2 boxes of holiday materials also. I did my 2 extra lessons with my first graders. I put holes in 6 sets of 256 sight word cards and organized them for the children who needs them. I feel pretty satisfied with my day of work. Just setting up those 6 computers is a big deal--I have to connect an ethernet cord to each, as well as the power sources and headphones., and of course, taking them down is the reverse. Anyway, it was a day of lifting and bending over.
When I got home, I sat down to work on my own computer when I did my usual activity an fell asleep for about an hour before dinner and then going to the pool. I cannot say I got much done at home, but it seems as if I really needed that nap. It was pretty quiet at the pool, until of course the family I have described before showed up. I am really bugged by the parents who sit in the waiting area, one with a laptop and the other using a phone or an ipod--and they totally ignore their very naughty children. The kids scream for attention that they don't get and they fight constantly. They don't share the single pool toys that the parents provide, they fight over them. (It would seem that if you have two children that you might buy two toys instead of just one.) Their fighting is slapping faces, hair pulling, and worse. They are noisier than just playing would suggest--and they often don't come into the pool until 8:40. It seems to me that a pre-school child and a first grader should be going to bed at that time rather than getting into the pool. I think the parents use the fitness center as a way to get out of being parents and then they finish their time there by bringing the kids to the pool and showering rather than being at home and actually parenting their kids. It really bugs me after an evening of putting up with them. I refuse to talk to any of them any more because they don't need any encouragement for the inappropriate behavior. Strangers and lifeguards spend their time trying to help those children behave while the parents just ignore what is going on. As a parent, I would be humiliated if somebody else had to manage my kids like that. I just don't get it, but I do know that they have created a monster out of the older girl for sure. The little boy seems to be a bit more reasonable, but he is always competing against that girl for everything and then, he fights back. I guess they aren't breaking any laws except the laws of common sense vs stupidity.
I fell asleep again during the writing of this blog--but that is how I typically sleep. I am falling asleep easier these days, probably due to my med changes--I a, getting more sleep bit it is still interrupted. My doctor has put me on increased meds and told me part of the reason that happens is because the meds wear off and my body recognizes increased pain activity. Pain is a complex thing, I don't recognize it in the way my body does.
Tuesday will be different for me. I am not going to work because it is the day of my final scheduled injection. I am going with my daughter on a college interview and possibly taking my son to the Driver's License place. My other son needs to go to DHS to confirm his services as well. Anyway, I will be busy! I hope I can get time in at the pool around all of this. If I can go during the day, I'll miss some people who make it tough to exercise, lol.
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Get some sleep my friend.. not just the snipits that you mention here. I hope that you're feeling less pain with the injections. Love ya, Dawn
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My husband & I often remark that parenting seems to be a lost art. As mom2piper said, these kids grow up without any idea of how to live a productive life. Sad, and I truly fear the next generation will only be worse.
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It seems parents today do everything they can to get out of parenting these days -throwing the kids at grandparents to look after as soon as they are born -putting them in day care or pre school, anything that doesn't actually involve their time and attention. No wonder they become problems. I wish people wouldn't have children if they don't have the time/ energy to actually look after them!!
I feel for you having to deal with that pool problem. It makes me quite happy to work out in my own home or go to an adult orientated facility.
Why do these computers have to be set up and then undone, why can't they be left where they are? Or you actually having to lift the monitors, keyboards and towers to a storage location? You could always get the older kids to help. You are supposed to be looking after yourself better!
I so wish I could sleep at the drop of a hat. I am actually having trouble staying on my agility ball I am so tired lol. Wouldn't be good me falling asleep on it. I have to be lying down to sleep. If I fall asleep in a chair, my head drops and the neck pain wakes me right away..
Hope you have a terrific Tuesday, and that you have the pool to yourself today and can really enjoy it in peace!
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Kids not getting "real" parenting seems to be spreading all over! I feel so awful for children who don't have the skills they need because their parents are not there for them or don't have the skills to be parents to begin with...it is a never ending, repeat cycle that affects so many! Very sad.
I hope your last injection goes well Sylvia!
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You are not the only one who seems to be frustrated by parents not parenting their kids!! As you know, i think those of us who have more than 2 realize... You can't just let them "be" without training them on Expectations, and Proper behavior...
Glad you got more sleep... and Glad you got your exercise in!
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Seems everybody wants to be a blogger these days. After only a few days at the keyboard, the Health Blog is really questioning that urge.
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It has recently come to my attention through my well placed sources in our nation's public schools, that children no longer sit "Indian Style" when they circle up for story time, but rather "Criss Cross Applesauce."
Apparently "Indian Style" is just too insensitive a term to teach the impressionable youth of America.
Please, I beg you, don't let your children say "Criss Cross Applesauce." It might be the worst phrase in the English language. Worse than "case of the Mondays." Worse than "Didn't you get the memo?" Worse than "Hope and Change."
Stand up against political correctness. Save our children. Save their futures. Don't let them say "Criss Cross Applesauce."
Boy howdy, imagine how asinine/effeminate that would sound, coming from a 10-year-old boy. But then again, the modern government school culture also teaches kids that homosexuals can "marry" one another.
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Following the advice on this page, I soaked the deer skull from a week ago in hydrogen peroxide for several days. It is much cleaner now and the sulfurous smell it had is mostly gone.
The decomposition of hydrogen peroxide generates oxygen, which is what makes hydrogen peroxide an oxidant (and also useful as a rocket fuel component)
According to Frost & Pearson1, the decomposition reaction is very slow in the absence of a catalyst. Various metals and even rough surfaces can apparently act as catalysts and speed up the above reaction. Furthermore, in the presence of certain catalysts the decomposition mechanism generates free radicals, such as HO. and HO2. that are very reactive. I suspect it is the free radicals, more so than the oxygen, that are responsible for the bleaching and disinfecting properties of hydrogen peroxide solutions.
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Getting bad news from the Food and Drug Administration is never a good thing. But neglecting to inform the market immediately just makes the problem worse.
Danish drug maker Novo Nordisk on Monday said it would pay a 500,000 Danish kroner ($89,854) fine imposed by Denmark's public prosecutor for failing to immediately tell investors about a rejection letter from the FDA concerning two of the company's insulin products.
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YoVille is a game where players build homes, decorate them, and entertain and interact with friends. Players have the option of purchasing YoCash in exchange of real money. Many players enjoy these games so much that they upgraded their game-playing membership to a paid V.I.P. agreement and were willing to pay a premium to continue YoVille and other Zynga games. Now, however, it looks like if you enjoy spending your spare time involved in a game of YoVille; it's time to begin making plans for what you will do in your spare time this spring.
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College Hockey:2009-10 Colorado College Season Preview
Coming into last season, it seemed as if the Colorado College Tigers were on top of the WCHA. They were the defending MacNaughton Cup holders and lost two games at home all season. The Tigers were hosting the West Regional and they wanted to snatch hold of that No. 1 seed to ensure the best road through the tournament.
Problem was, they burned out and by the time the regional rolled around, the team didn't have enough gas to even make it to night two.
However, they retained enough players coming into last year to make us think they were primed for a repeat.
Instead, they didn't meet expectations, finishing seven points out of first and ended up only tied for third (a spot that most teams would have killed for). All sarcasm aside, their season ended after being swept at home by eventual Broadmoor Trophy-winning Minnesota-Duluth in the WCHA playoffs, missing the NCAA tournament completely.
Thanks to some key departures due to graduation and players leaving early, the Tigers are set to resume a role they haven't seen in a few years — underdog.
"I think it's easier perhaps in a sense, with some of the wear and tear and some of the emotions; it's going to be kind of enjoyable in a sense to coach and teach again and to watch these kids emerge," said coach Scott Owens.
"If everyone can be patient out here, I think it could be a real fun year."
Up Front
Offensively, the Tigers might struggle early on as they lost 100 points (their top three point producers) in the offseason. Losing Eric Walsky and especially Chad Rau to graduation will affect the Tigers, and not in a good way. CC also lost a tenacious forward in Scott McCulloch, whose on-ice presence will be missed.
Still, Owens has some players that will help lead the way, starting with senior Bill Sweatt. Other players with potential to break into scoring threats include senior Andreas Vlassopoulos and juniors Tyler Johnson and Stephen Schultz.
If Owens can coax more production out of a few more of his seniors, namely Brian McMillin and Mike Testwuide, the Tigers can only benefit.
If all else fails, however, CC has four freshmen forwards who will probably be getting a decent amount of playing time.
On the Blue Line
Like on offense, the Tigers lost two big players on defense, but for different reasons. Brian Connelly, the team's third leading scorer, chose to leave early while defensive stalwart Jake Gannon left without a choice due to graduation.
Both players leave large holes to fill and there are a few players who may step up to help fill the void. The most likely suspects include seniors Kris Fredheim and Nate Prosser as well as junior Ryan Lowery and sophomore Gabe Guentzel.
Those four players will also have to do their best to help bring along the three freshmen defensemen that will also be battling for ice time.
In the Crease
If the Tigers have holes to fill offensively and defensively, they have a crater to fill in terms of goaltending. Would-be junior Richard Bachman jumped ship over the summer and reliable backup Drew O'Connell graduated, leaving CC with three options: Tyler O'Brien, a junior with three incomplete games of experience or two new freshmen in Joe Howe and Hudson Stremmel.
"In goal, we have a junior that's played 40 minutes in his career of games that were not exhibition games and we've got the two freshmen that are in," said Owens. "So, we've got a lot of question marks and we're going to take our time and work ourselves through October, November to figure out exactly who fits where.
"It's going to be pretty much a week-to-week deal [to figure it out]."
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Suppose that we have an infinite set of nonnegative integers $L$. I'm trying to prove that one of these two conditions is true:
There exist coprime integers $x,y\in L$.
There exists some integer $k$ such that for every $x\in L$, $k|x$.
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I downloaded Ubuntu ISO and done a clean install.Upon booting it shows everything in my native language,Malayalam(language for Kerala state, India).I really wondered thinking how it happened.During installation I selected English as my default language.But how it knows I am from Kerala? Ubuntu is funny!!! I love it!
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For me this results in ...
If you do no have one it will not show any default settings.
Not sure but if there is already a Ubuntu installed I would expect it to fetch those settings from the current installation too (ie. /etc/localtime) if there is not internet connection (not sure but seems logical to me ;) )
Your IP reveals instantly your location. The same applies for google, if you type google.com it will redirect you to your country's google page, unless you've clicked to 'Go to google.com in English'.
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Our meetings have changed from our first, very structured conversations. More of us have things to say, and it's become a little difficult for the leader to maintain order. She comes to each meeting with a discussion topic: how to break the clean-plate syndrome, how to manage social situations at which food and drink are at the center. (She suggests leaving the table before dessert is served, but that won't work for many of us who do business entertaining. Our consensus is that she's a tad militant.) She stresses that weight control is a lifestyle, not a diet — we can always eat less tomorrow if we overdo it today.
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Two-and-a-half months along, Susan, in keeping with her discipline, has lost the 17 pounds she had hoped to before taking off for a two-month sabbatical. Most of us have lost, but almost all of us have hit plateaus.
Our leader sends an e-mail to boost us over Heartbreak Hill. She explains that it's natural to get stuck in neutral for a few weeks or fall off the wagon occasionally. "This is a years-long personal journey, not a one-week boot camp," she writes. "Try to come to meetings even when you have only 15 minutes. It's amazing what just a little group contact and support can do." She's right. A couple of us who've missed a few meetings because we were dispirited with our progress return to the fold.
As the weeks pass, the lunch part starts to feel more helpful than the meeting part. We are developing friendships, and we begin to save our more intimate conversations about our weight problems for the table. We have stopped caring if other members know our weight; we are all struggling together. Plus, the lunch menus are getting better every week. Often other diners look over at our table and say, "I'll have what they're having."
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At the end of 10 weeks, several members have reached their target weights and left the group. I've lost eight of my 10 pounds (with a little seesawing around my daughter's graduation), and I want to keep going. So do most of the rest of the group. We recruit a few new members.
Being committed to the group seems to give us confidence that our lifestyle changes will help us lose weight and keep it off. Many of us now wear pedometers and make walking dates. Some of us are becoming one-day-a-week vegetarians. We take food with us when we travel. (See more weight-loss tips on page 3.) We sign the leader up again, but most of us feel that it will be the last go-round with a leader running the group.
Many of us nursed the fantasy that we'd lose weight automatically just by joining the group. Now we know there won't be a quick fix. So as we work to become sylphs, we continue to meet for lunch each Wednesday to bolster our vigilance and our sense of humor. We expect to be ladies who lunch wisely for a very long time.


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Former BYU Cougars women's basketball star Jennifer Hamson recently made the announcement that she will not play professional basketball this summer -- stunning everyone who knows anything about the 6-foot-7 giant.
Jennifer Hamson was projected by her own coach Jeff Judkins to go somewhere in the first round of the WNBA Draft on Monday, April 14 -- perhaps even in the Top 10. But now -- because she made her intentions public -- nobody seems to know where she'll end up.
The reason? Hamson -- who averaged 18 points, 11 rebounds and had 147 blocked shots -- was given the green light by BYU officials to not only play in the WNBA this summer but also retain her eligibility to play college volleyball.
Even so, Jennifer Hamson told them she wouldn't play pro basketball this summer -- because she was committed to her first love, volleyball. Besides, the U.S. college camp begins in July and that opportunity to perhaps play for the national team in the Rio Olympics was too hard for her to pass up.
That said, if you're a WNBA team, do you pass on a once-in-a-lifetime talent who has extraordinary height, talents and potential -- given that she only picked up a basketball a few short years ago? Here are five reasons why if you're a WNBA team, you do not pass on BYU Cougar center Jennifer Hamson.
With her own mother having been the great BYU center Tresa Spaulding --who still holds numerous school records -- you would have to be stuck on stupid not to take Hamson.
While having a famous mom doesn't necessarily make you a shoo-in to have a glorious pro career, it does help.
Work ethic
Normally, if you look at a player as a pro scout the first thing you examine is their willingness to learn. Hamson did not start her BYU career with flying colors -- but she did improve year after year.
As a freshman she only averaged seven points and five boards. As a sophomore, her numbers improved to nine and six. Her junior year she got 12 and nine per game and she exploded her senior year -- averaging a double-double (18 and 12) while leading the nation in blocked shots.
If anybody questions Jennifer Hamson's potential, you need only look at this WNBA Mock Draft -- which has Hamson going to Seattle at No. 19 overall in the second round.
That means a team is actually willing to look at a player who will not be playing in the pros this year but rather is selecting her for the 2015 season.
And, Hamson is still projected to be drafted higher than Utah's Michelle Plouffe -- who will play this summer in the WNBA.
Not only is Hamson a load inside to deal with -- just ask national champion Connecticut about her -- she also is an intimidating presence on defense.
Her 147 blocks ranks her first all-time in BYU women's basketball history -- even more than her own mother. She also finished her college basketball career third all-time in rebounds with 965.
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In 242 trips to the foul line this season for BYU, Hamson made 71 percent of her free throws.
Considering the glut of pro centers -- namely Shaq -- who couldn't have made a free throw if their life depended on it, Hamson's ability to knock down a few from the charity stripe is a breath of fresh air for any WNBA team.
Above all else, Hamson simply has too many tools for every WNBA team to pass up -- and it's why you'll hear her name called on Monday.
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This Valentine's Day, gift good quality chocolates to all those dear and special in your life, because chocolate somehow, magically makes everything alright. Studies suggest that eating chocolate (especially dark chocolate) is healthy for your heart and mind. Chocolate can help you stay thin, reduce body mass, prevent blood clots, improve numeracy, decrease stroke risk, doesn't ruin your complexion and increase serotonin levels in the brain, thus help the immune system. Of course, chocolate have some health benefits and should be eaten as a treat (not a substitute for fruits, vegetables and a healthy meal).
Here are some of the most delicious and beautiful chocolates from french pastry chef extraordinaire, Francois Payard, to share and savor on a special occasion, such as Valentine's Day.
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The star of the Showtime series "Dexter" has announced that he and his wife and co-star Jennifer Carpenter will divorce after two years of marriage.
Hall, 39 and Carpenter, 31 met on the "Dexter" set and had been secretly dating for over a year. Carpenter plays the serial killer's sister on the show but the two had been secretly dating for over a year before they announced their surprise nuptials.
The two were married after eloping on New Years Eve of 2009 and remained together through Hall's battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma earlier this year.
News of the split came the day after Carpenter attended the finale party for the fifth season of "Dexter" without Hall, Access Hollywood repots.
The couple released a joint statement to EW.com stating: "Having been separated for some time, Jennifer Carpenter and Michael C. Hall have filed for divorce," Though no reason for the split has been given, both parties claim that the split was an amicable one.


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It's been a busy week both on and off Bad at Sports. A number of our contributors were at CAA and I, for my part, took my hat (and new best friend) on the Carl Sandburg train to Macomb, Illinois for an overnight trip to Western Illinois University. I happened to give a talk there about (among other things) transcription and translation which no doubt has colored the way I'm thinking about the last week on Bad at Sports. In looking back and taking stock on what was posted, so we ready ourselves for the new week ahead with its ever lengthening days. My sense of this week is that it was about windows and frames and the transmission of ideas. It's about education and the power that stories have over us, to affect change and muddy whatever assumptions might be otherwise taken for granted.
Tonight, I am excitedly headed to Every house has a door's performance at Links Hall, They're Mending the Great Forest Highway. I've seen an iteration of the piece once already, and am looking forward to seeing it again. Goulish posted an essay about it here last Sunday, including a couple of amazing youtube videos with some excellent dance moves.
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The week began with Jesse Malmed's interview with contemporary filmmaker Fern Silva. Among other highlights, Silva talks about teaching film. "Experimental films that were made 50 years ago can be as fresh as films being made now in a classroom setting. I like to show films that I found inspiring and share stories about the filmmakers who we're watching. For example, when I show Meshes of the Afternoon, I'll tell the story of when Maya Deren threw a fridge across the kitchen while she was possessed in her West Village apartment that Brakhage writes about in Film at Wit's End." (Reconfirming my perhaps over zealous love for Deren). There is also a lovely moment, so brief as to almost be missed where Fern states that structure, (non-)narrativity and collage are all the same to him. Monday went on with another description of class dynamics from Shane McAdams. There was a subsequent dispatch from Gene Tanta on Tuesday, where he described a performance workshop with Irina Botea and 13 other performers. He asked each of them (and got five responses) "What does your work protest?" I reposted one response
"Our work focused on the impact of this replacement (of old windows with multiple-layer double-glazed windows) on the people who purchase them. In Romania, this transition is advertised and widely acclaimed as being more than just necessary – but the defaultupgrade, perfect for every house. While questioning this widespread idealistic belief that Termopane are the right (almost the only valid) choice, we pursued in deconstructing its "promisesâ€. And since you referenced Adorno's claim that art documents history, one of the key aspects this work documented is how the perfect isolation, the safety promised by the Termopane comes with an unexpected turn: isolation means protection, security, intimacy but it also raises questions regarding responsibility and anxiety. These new guidelines of the private space influence people's social and psychological behaviors, by means of a rather unnoticeable slow process of adaptation.†Ioana Gheorghiu
The way that windows and cameras and frames tie in together always makes me happy.
Mary Jane Jacobs covered a lot of ground, as she reflected on an a Grant Kester essay in Engagement Party: Social Practice at MOCA, 2008-2012, and interviewed Kyungwon Moon and Joonho Jeon. The biggest moment for me comes at the beginning of Jacobs' post, when she announced that TAMMS Super Max Prison was officially closed on January 4th of this year, in no small part due to the hard work of artist Laurie Jo Reynolds who took up residence at the Sullivan Galleries this past fall. Abby Satinsky goes on to provide a bibliography for "Creative Placemaking," while musing on the complicated scenario artists are faced with as they move into and revitalize depressed neighborhoods, a subject discussed at length in a recent conference, The Art of Place-making.
Jeffrey Songco interviewed performance artist Renne Rhodesabout her background in dance (among other things) during which they discuss Rudolph Laban's "Labnotation" — as a means to score dance moves — an image of which you'll see above. As I have been thinking a lot about transcription lately, and since so many of this week posts focused on the transmission of knowledge or experience, this seemed like a particularly lovely moment. The image of those static, abstract footprints(?) have been in my head every since. That they would somehow convey movement in time and space is beyond me. Sam Davis follows suit with a suite of videos that try to articulate what FUNK really is — namely "it's about juicing a feeling."
I rounded out the week with a post about Sofie Calle's Address Book (which is now available in English). She seems always to be providing windows into private worlds, activating the aura of an individual, in this case Pierre D. who has recently passed away (thereby enabling her to release her findings about him). It seems like a macabre kind of dictionary in a way, and reminds me of Graham Greene's biographer who was allegedly hired by the author to follow in his rather debauched footsteps, at the expense of the biographer's family. I ended the week with a post about a sound performance at LAMPO by Hong Chulki and Choi Joonyong, — which like so many of LAMPO's events effectively blew my mind. Maybe even more than this little red comb which I purchased for a mere 5cents at a Macomb antique mall.


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In a world where mythic monsters dwell the 2000 film 'Ginger Snaps' stands alone. A twist cone mix that's one part 'The Trouble with Angels' one part 'I Was a Teenage Werewolf' and pure blood at its core. This tale of two sisters earned a cult following for its coming of age wickedness and truthfully stands the test of time nearly fifteen years later.
Brigitte (Emily Perkins) and Ginger (Katharine Isabelle) are sisters. Gothic threads hold them close while keeping at bay the rest of the local adolescent rabble. They have sworn a death pack and would rather disappear from this world than suffer the pains of young womanhood. Sadly Mother Nature calls and with her a lycanthropes wrath. After being bitten Ginger snaps in more ways than one. Soon classmates are dying and the town is closing in on our full moon siblings. Brigitte is left alone to save her sister from her changing nature. Both well done and cliched this is a classic in the horror genre. A slightly different take on werewolf legend that both scares and brings a tear. If you haven't seen it, please take a chance on this thoughtful terror tale.
Scream Factory has given us a superb package for this film. This two disc set contains both Blu-Ray 1080p High Definition Widescreen and Anamorphic Widescreen images. Both are lovely and the DTS and Dolby Digital sound choices are equally well done. The special features are also a real treat, containing new interviews with actors Emily Perkins and Jesse Moss, as well as make-up artist Paul Jones and composer Mike Shields. There are deleted scenes, cast rehearsals, and the usual trailers. A New Women in Horror panel discussing 'Ginger Snaps' combined with wonderful commentary track by Director John Fawcette is the icing on this horror set cake.
The classic legends of monster lore have many adventures to tell. Frankenstein's Monster has gone from country side to outer space. Dracula's myth has worn so thin that he's nearly unrecognizable. With 'Ginger Snaps' our tired Werewolf becomes once again renewed. A pup as menstruating menace counting calender days toward both fertility and the madness of the moon.


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Disney found a big hit with a live-action reincarnation of one of its classic animated tales. "Maleficent", which tells the story of "Sleeping Beauty" from the villain's point of view, was one of this summer's most anticipated movies. The film, which stars Angelina Jolie in the title role, grossed $70 million this weekend, knocking last weekend's number one movie, "X-Men: Days of Future Past", down to second with $32.6 million.
This weekend's other new wide release, Seth MacFarlane's western spoof "A Million Ways to Die in the West", had a hard time keeping up with the competition. The raunchy comedy was likely too vulgar to appeal to as wide an audience as "Maleficent" did, while critics widely panned it. The movie still debuted in third, but with just $17.06 million.
Meanwhile, the indie movies "Belle" and "Chef" continue to do well at the box office as they expand to more theaters. "Chef" remained in ninth this weekend, while "Belle" jumped to eleventh.
The complete list of the top 12 movies at the box office this weekend is below. Click the links to read my full review of each film.
1. "Maleficent": $70 million
2. "X-Men: Days of Future Past": $32.6 million
3. "A Million Ways to Die in the West": $17.06 million
4. "Godzilla": $12.2 million
5. "Blended": $8.4 million
6. "Neighbors": $7.7 million
7. "The Amazing Spider-man 2": $3.77 million
8. "Million Dollar Arm": $3.7 million
9. "Chef": $2 million
10. "The Other Woman": $1.4 million
11. "Belle": $1.2 million
12. "Rio 2": $1.04 million
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To a certain extent yes, it's not good if it becomes obsessive, but if you were not jealous at some point or thought your partner was of you it could be construed as not caring for each other anymore.
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no jealouesly is all about you not about the person you love however it dosen't mean you don't love the person your with
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I'd say so. You don't want anyone taking your loved one away. The thought of that happening upsets me terribly :(
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A few "Watch Dogs" licensed products have been made available although the open-world action-adventure video game currently does not have an official release date. In an interview with MCV on March 5, Chris Marcus reconfirmed that the title will be released in 2014, adding that it is "great" to already have several licensed deals in place for the new intellectual property. You can find his comment below:
It's great to have a game as highly anticipated as Watch Dogs out this year and observe the number of licensed deals that have been agreed considering it's a new IP.
Chris Marcus went on to disclosed that the publisher was able to build "strong relationships with some key licensing partners" in order to offer new clothing, collectibles and other products based on the forthcoming title. You can find some screens showcasing the open-world action-adventure video game in action with the gallery to the left side of this article and the statement below:
Over time we have developed strong relationships with some key licensing partners who have shared the vision we possess with some of our brands. Ensuring we are represented in categories like collectibles, apparel and print have provided a solid foundation to extend into other areas and assess how wide the interest to purchase game merchandise can be.
"Watch Dogs" was first announced at E3 2012. It is considered to be one of the first next-generation games shown as the PS4 and Xbox One were not even announced when the new intellectual property was unveiled. It is also coming to the Nintendo Wii U, PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. Despite the positive buzz, Ubisoft decided to delay the highly-anticipated software product from its original release date time frame on late 2013 for additional polishing.
"Watch Dogs" will be released on May 27 of all platforms with the exception of the Nintendo Wii U version, which has been delayed indefinitely.


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Monday, June 4, 2012
DEA Chemical Purchases
Have you tried to order a particular chemical only to find the supplier needed a form signed before they would process the order? This may be due to the chemical being on a list of controlled materials prepared by the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). These materials are on the list as they may be used in the manufacture of illegal substances, so controlling them is important.
Here is the process to get your chemical: Fill in the form provided to you by the supplier, indicating the use you plan for the materials. I am authorized to attest to the supplier that the material is to be used solely for research and no other reason. With the information you provide about your process, I can make that attestation by signing the form.
While certain drugs themselves are on the list, some not-too-uncommon chemicals are as well, such as iodine. So if you run up against this little snag in your ordering process, now you know what to do!
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For more than a decade, Sonny Keim has been involved with Golden Treasures Golden Retriever Rescue.
The last two summers, the Medina resident has raised money with a speed golf event.
A third year of the fundraiser was in jeopardy, as Keim had to postpone the original date in June because of pain in his right elbow. An MRI three weeks ago gave him the clearance needed to go forward with his annual Pars for Paws event Sunday at Westfield Group Country Club.
"After (I had to postpone), I wasn't optimistic that I was going to be able to do this," said Keim, who postponed the event just four days before it was going to take place. "I couldn't get a cortisone shot until the end of July and that, along with not playing as much, helped. Knock on wood, I've had no problems."
Keim has been golfing on and off since high school and came up with this idea while living in Pennsylvania. There, he got to know a man who was doing a similar event for the American Cancer Society, and, after being a foster dad to two golden retrievers when he and wife Patty moved to Medina, came up with the idea.
"I was lying in bed one night and I literally lost sleep thinking about what I could do to help," he said. "You hear about golfers doing a lot for charity, and I got the idea from watching what he was able to do for the cancer society.
"So I talked to (Westfield golf pro) Chad Seymour and I thought he would say no, but there has been a lot of cooperation with the members."
Keim will hit the links at 7:15 a.m. with the hope of beating his previous-best 198 holes in a single day, which will most likely take until 8 p.m. That personal best was done in 15 hours last summer.
All that golf is to help an organization he has been involved with since he and his wife got their first golden retriever in 1993. The group is an all-volunteer rescue,providing veterinary care, foster homes and permanent homes for golden retrievers across the state.
While he has to swing the club, Keim is not the only one pitching in. Along with fellow Westfield members who have donated money, he will be helped on the course by numerous people, including his wife and golfing partners Steve Hill and Dave Heckman.
"If the weather holds up, I'm hoping to get in nine rounds," said Keim, a member at Westfield for the last six years. "I usually do the first round by myself, then have a couple of guys and my wife throughout the day helping. The golfers at Westfield also allow me to play through as well."
Donations are currently being accepted on the fundraiser's official website, goldentreasuresrescue.org/parsforpaws through PayPal or by mailing a check payable to Golden Treasures Rescue, c/o Sonny Keim, 211 Newfield Circle, Medina, 44256. People are asked to disregard the original date of June 23 that is still listed on the site.
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Fegley Brew Works, will host a five-course beer lovers dinner on Friday, February 21st. The third year that Brew Works has hosted the dinner, and it features a guest brewer every time; this year's dinner will have offerings from Colorado based Oskar Blues.
The dinner will be held at the Allentown location of Brew Works in the High Gravity lounge and the meal is part of the celebration for Lehigh Valley Beer Week. Attendance for this event is capped at one hundred guest.
The five course meal starts with a welcome course featuring nine-ounces of Always Sunny pale ale from Brew Works with butlered hors d'oeuvres. Three of the next four courses starting with muffuletta sliders, then shrimp and Andouille sausage over grits, followed by crab cakes and dirty rice will be paired with a five-ounce pours from both the host and guest brewer. Desert will be Southern fried beignets and Bananas Foster over home made ice cream.
As part of the beer and dinner pairing, a representative from each brewery will discuss the brew selected for that course during the Lehigh Valley Beer Week dinner
Tickets for the dinner cost $50 per person, and the micro-brewer has sold over half of what is available for the function.


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Steinhausen, H C (2008). The Tom Oppe Lecture: Behavioural phenotypes and child psychiatry. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, 52(10):810.
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The concept of a behavioural phenotype was first introduced by Nyhan (1972) when he described a characteristic behaviour of self-mutilation in Lesch-Nyhan-Syndrome. Later, Flint and Yule (1994) pointed out that a behavioural phenotype is a characteristic pattern of motor, cognitive, linguistic and social abnormalities that is consistently associated with a biological disorder. In some instances the behavioural phenotype may represent a psychiatric disorder, in others there may be behaviours that usually will not be regarded as a psychiatric disorder. Dykens (1995) added that a behavioural phenotype may best be described as the heightened probability that people with a given syndrome will be characterized by certain behavioural sequelae. The implications of this are (i) that there is a certain amount of within-syndrome variability, (ii) that there is total vs. partial specificity of certain behaviours, (iii) that behavioural phenotypes relate to various behavioural domains, (iv) that behavioural phenotypes have indirect effects on the behaviour of caretakers, and (v) that developmental and contextual factors in addition to genetic factors contribute to behavioural phenotypes (Hodapp & Dykens, 2007). The rather recent interest in the concept of behavioural phenotypes has renewed the interest of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in intellectual disability issues that had been lost for decades. It also increased interest in the genetic origins of mental disorders and behavioural abnormalities with an interaction of two major recent scientific developments in the field. One of these trends is represented by the rapid progress in molecular biology that has led to a better understanding of the genetic mechanisms contributing to psychopathology. The other trend is based on the development of more and more refined instruments for the dimensional assessment of adaptive and maladaptive behaviours which have supplemented the classical categorical approach of assessment in child psychopathology. With this theoretical underpinning, the study of behavioural phenotypes has become an attractive research domain in child and adolescent psychiatry. In addition, there are also practical implications in terms of improving communication among experts and lay-person both on assessment and counselling.
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College Hockey:Hockey East extends Bertagna's contract three more years
Hockey East commissioner Joe Bertagna has been given a contract extension through the 2013-14 season.
Bertagna, who is already the longest serving commissioner in the conference's 28-year history, is beginning his 15th year with Hockey East after serving in a similar
capacity with the ECAC for 15 years.
"This contract extension is well deserved and signals our excitement about the work that Joe and his staff have done to position Hockey East as the premier hockey conference in the country," stated Hockey East executive committee chair Peter Roby in a statement. "We are excited about our future with Joe as our commissioner and look forward to working with him for many years to come."
Bertagna is the longest current tenured conference administrator in college hockey with his upcoming 30th season of service.
"I am very pleased that the directors have seen fit to extend my service for three more seasons," added Bertagna. "I will take this as an endorsement
of what our entire staff has been doing to advance the interests of not only Hockey East, but college hockey as a sport."
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A new study done at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) looked at comparisons between women who became pregnant as a result of assisted reproductive technology vs. women who became pregnant without any infertility treatment.
This huge study looked at the births of "more than 1.2 million Norwegian women whose births were listed in the Medical Birth Registry of Norway between 1984 and 2006. Of these, 8229 were pregnancies that resulted from assisted reproduction technology. "
The researchers looked at breech births and survival rates. They reported "no difference between infants of women who had conceived spontaneously and after assisted fertilization in birth weight, gestational age, risks of being small for gestational age, and preterm delivery."
Dr. Liv Bente Romundstad, one of the researchers described the data relating to breech births. She said that "five percent of the children from assisted reproduction are born in a breech presentation, compared with three percent of the average." In the article she goes on to explain the reason for these statistics. She reports women who have babies through assisted reproduction, "are in fact slightly older than average, tend to have shorter pregnancies, and fewer previous births."
Dr. Romunstad also notes that in 1984 women undergoing ART were watched much more closely than women who became pregnant without any medical intervention. Because of this doctors tended to do more Caesarean sections on these women. Now that the technology is better and many more women undergo infertility treatment the number of Caesarean procedures is comparable in both groups.
The study also looked at survival rates between the two populations. According to Dr. Romunstad, "Beginning in 1984, records were also kept for "test tube" babies. " The records showed no differences in terms of survival rates between babies conceived with or without ART.
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Thursday, May 01, 2014
Today, with my little burning incense at home, I will send my sister Eve my love and compassion...
These coils of burning incense are offerings of the faithful seen in many Buddhist temples. The smoke from the incense is meant to carry prayers to heaven. I took this picture at the Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong Oldest Buddhist Temple
(Eve 4 Fev 1976 - 1 May 2009 with Charlie)
I think of her very often and I love when she send me butterflies (I "know" it is her way to send me hope, just like she did at the mountain in Hong Kong where she was cremated- picture below)
"The beautiful young woman is gone, away from noise and dust, from far away continents we share that moment, separated by thousands of miles, we share the same bright moon, and when evening comes, we think of her." Chinese poem
I have no way to describe how I feel/felt every May 1st since that phone call in 2009.
To this day, she is still my inspiration.
With Love. Your Big Sister J.
This month I will focus on CONTROL...
1) I need to drop a few pounds (I am 10lbs over - because of treats, celebrations and binge/stress related!) - Don't want to carry extra weight on a race day!
Strategy: Track and Stay on track. It works for me and I need to do it!
2) I need to complete my training for the Ottawa Marathon 25 May
Strategy: be mindful - following training plan but it is not the time to push my limit or I will risk an injury and not be able to do the championship...
3) I need some rest if I want to recover from intense training
Strategy: making it a priority. Sleep!
4) I need to calm down - my stress level is to the roof and at this point eating (binging) becomes an easy coping mechanism.
Strategy: CONTROL... Avoid trigger food, walk away from the kitchen and sip a soothing calming tea
I can do this...
Distance Recap:
I did way more than what I had set as a distance goal for the month of April. I was aiming for 200Km... I did 306.5Km/ 190 miles
Last year, same date, I was at 500km - 310 miles total.
Totay total distance for 2014: 872km/541miles of training! No wonder why I am tired!
May Distance Goal: no number - just do the Ottawa Marathon 25 May for the Canadian Forces Running Championship (this has been my focus for the last 4 months!!! ) ...
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Butterflies, what a wonderful remembrance!
Thank you for sharing the memory of your beautiful sister!
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That was a nice reminder of your sister, I can't imagine how it must be for you. You are doing great at keeping her memory alive.
Good luck with your upcoming Marathon!! It's coming soon, but knowing your past discipline I bet you are ready and are going to rock it!
I am making concerted effort to use spark to track my own goals for the next few months so I hope to see and support you more here :)
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Your blog made me think of my own sisters and reminds us to appreciate every day. I love your control plan and I'm sure you'll meet your goals. You can do it!
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What a wonderful way to remember your sister. It is hard having our loved ones away from us. I don't think it ever goes away or gets easy. But memories and thoughts are the best way to keep them alive.
And you got this.... This next marathon is yours. You are ready and prepared.
Keep focused on that race and everything will align naturally. You can do this!
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