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We're finally on our last week of Latin PHEW.
I am working on my curriculum plan for next 'year' which we'll start in August. :)
And I'm trying to potty train my 3 year old. She's...stubborn. So May the Force Be With Me!
We're finally on our last week of Latin PHEW.
I am working on my curriculum plan for next 'year' which we'll start in August. :)
And I'm trying to potty train my 3 year old. She's...stubborn. So May the Force Be With Me!
Put something silly in the world/That ain't been there before.
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I dont' envy you teaching Latin!
What "method" are you using with your 3 year old? The naked baby method, the set a timer method, the wait and see if they are ready method. Everyone has their opinion on that. lol
I dont' know exactly when we start our next year, probably end of August, so I will prob. start planning at the beginning of that month. I have a couple new curriculum so it may take some time.
To follow up to our discussion of pests in the South- we had an encounter with a cottonmouth last night. DH moved it furthur away from the houses and the road, although I'm totally paranoid taking walks now. I have heard of some others in the neighborhood killing some copperheads too. Wonderful... DH is not a big "kill on site" type of person, although he is a hunter, so he is more likely to just leave snakes alone. Last night my 7 year old was chanting "kill it, kill it, kill it" - quite a bloodthirsty little thing!
Robyn, SAHHM to 2 beautiful girls (the extra "h" is for homeschooling!)
In the past I've always just taken the kid every 30 minures and that worked, for dani that hasn't so today i tried undies and just having her sit down a lot, also not working.
:P so far...eh
we'll see.
and yikes on the snakes! i just saw an article about a huge alligator or croc found near me...that is not okay!
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Wow, I didn't think alligators usually came this far up - too cool. But my mom is in Greensboro and I think they found one up there once. Unusual though.
I went straight to underwear with my second child and made her try every so often - even had a potty in the living room for easy access. It was a lot of work! But she was only 2.5 - I would not have tried that early but I wanted her in this one awesome preschool by age 3, and she had to be potty trained. It took what felt like ages, but I guess in reality it was only a few months.
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Oldest is doing sewing camp this week, she is making a Renaissance Dress Purple and Pink, she's in heaven! LOL!
The pest, guy is taking care of the scorpions (this is a novel concept for me!), ants and other buggy things that don't belong in the new house! :) Hoping to have him by this week.
The rest of the week will be decluttering and boxing. Dh has announced we've got about 6 more weeks and I'm looking around saying GAAAAH! I'm not ready! I'd rather be knitting! LOL!
Youngest is working on reading this week, middlest has finished Smile and is now moving on to the Dork Diaries and Goddess Girls books. YAY! she is finally reading! She is finally excited to be reading too! :)
Potty Training. Ugh!! Each of mine learned differently! LOL! Tthe more kids I had the harder it became to potty train them, they each got more stubborn and obstinant! And trained later and later! My last, I finally kicked dh and the big girls out for the day, got her a potty dolly and every kind of sugary treat I could imagine she'd like (for rewards) ... and all kinds of water and tea and juice... and kept plying her with fluids and treats, visiting the potty until she couldn't hold it anymore. Worked like a charm. She had a couple accidents since, but I never looked back! LOL! I was so ready to be done with diapers! :)
I'm told we have Rattlesnakes and Copperheads, but all I have seen are Black Rat Snakes. We have something living under our Holly bush out front (so glad I'm moving!) that I saw during the thunderstorms 2 weeks ago - you know the weather is gonna get bad, when the snakes are hi-tailing it home! LOL! I haven't swam in a lake and don't go near the water here, so I'll keep all my appendages crossed that I don't meet a cottonmouth!
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Ick! I think I'll stay here in Indiana, where all we have are rat snakes and garters! (We do have copperheads, but we've agreed to each stay in our own neighborhoods and not bother each other!)
DD is so obsessed with snakes I know she'd pick any one of them up on sight!
Saturday we took her to the lake's visitor's center and she laid on her stomach and had a nice little parseltongue conversation with a six foot snake. Yeah. Gave me the shivers. Brrrr. Last night's conversation with DH included the line, "You know, most little girls sleep with dolls or teddy bears...ours is sleeping with a two foot rubber snake..." She's that obsessed with the things!
This week, we are 'breaking'. I have a book coming out on the 30th (gulp) and I'm polishing it up this week. I wrote 13000 words yesterday (60pages) to fill gaps in the story, and I'm facing another such day today.
Then the first week of July I have another short story that I'm writing for a new publishing house.
I'm pretty sure we're taking July off except for a few little things here and there. (She still has her workbook pages that she's doing...for fun.) Mostly math.
I also gave her a list of 'spelling' words yesterday. Bed, Wet, Red, Cat, and Hat. When I wasn't 'listening' she read them all. I'm thinking of giving her simple words each week, just so she can have 'special' words. She likes showing words to Daddy. I think we'll use letter tiles, magnets, etc. to make those words over and over this week. Just for letter-play.
Other than that, we're watching DVDs like Leapfrog, etc. And Berenstein Bears. She's obsessing over them this week.
Allergies are hitting her really hard this week, so she's not wanting to be too active. All she did yesterday was color and scribble. :(
I'm buying her art supplies every week, and am going to just stock up on those things. It's all she wants to do. Anything to do with a notebook or paper of any sort.
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I hate potty training. It's traumatic for me, so much work and in the end it always seems to go the same way, they do when/if they want to. Mine have gotten progressively younger until #4. She's the oldest. Also the most stubborn. She didn't walk till 13 months because everytime I tried to work on it and hold her hands, etc she'd fall down on her bum and look at me like "no, I don't think so"
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I hate potty training, too. My mom's 5th child was the oldest to potty train because he flat out didn't want to miss any of the fun. I'm so glad those days are all behind me.
Yesterday was dh's birthday, so we baked cupcakes and took him to see Monsters University. The kids were having fun with the fact that he was turning 42 on the 24th.
We've also started swim team for the summer. Those practices are M-Th with meets on either F or Sat. Dd#2 was a little questionable for joining swim team. She was really tired after practice yesterday. But she has really good experienced coaches who are able to tailor the workout to where each of the kids is so it will be fine. It is part of the reason we picked this particular practice time. The college aged coaches aren't as good at that.
We had our registration for our homeschool program go through and my kids got into all of the classes they requested. Which is a first. Especially since they requested quite a few. I'm super excited about the classes they got. I'm in the process of putting together a 5-7th grade biology curriculum to use teaching a co-op class in the fall. I want it to be almost entirely hands on. I need to try out all the experiments and figure out the most cost effective way of doing things.
But mostly we have just been enjoying the summer. Dd#2 has finally discovered the joy of reading. Of course, it started out as a distraction from cleaning her room. But, I'll take it, LOL. Dd#1 told me that she would be more likely to read a book if she watches the movie first. So, we are going to give that a try. I still worry about her decoding skills because that has been a struggle for years. There is a reading teacher at swim team practice who I chatted with yesterday and got some pointers on what to do with her. She's a big advocate for teaching phonics.
So, other than an emergency trip to the dentist (dd#1 has a sore tooth) and a trip to the library. We don't have a lot of specific stuff on our plate. I am making good progress on my parents' anniversary gift family tree quilt. I should have it sandwiched by the end of the week. Oh, and I've joined a science nerd book club. I missed the first meeting, but the second meeting is on Saturday. I've been reading The Molecules of Murder. And it is pretty fascinating.
Words mean things. Choose yours carefully.
I caught my older daughter reading today - on her own! She only read for like 5 minutes but at least she was reading. I guess bordeom has it advantages. I told her she had to read 1 whole book this summer and she is 3/4 of the way through - now I wish I had told her 2 books. lol
I'm excited to start our next read aloud tonight with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I've never read it - though I saw both movies. We finally finished the 7th Little House book so I"m looking forward to something different. After Charlie, I think we will read Misty of Chincoteague and then maybe the last Penderwicks book.
As frustrated as I used to get when potty training my girls, it was still easier than potty training one do we had several years ago. I have said more than once that I would rather train both my girls again than another dog! That's one reason we got an adult dog this time around - well she was about 10 months, but trained.
Robyn, SAHHM to 2 beautiful girls (the extra "h" is for homeschooling!)
My kids want a dog, I so am not in the mood to train a dog, I told them not until every kid in the house is potty trained.
I LOVE Misty of Chincoteague. :)
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Brentford 5-2 Gateshead
Gateshead fail to draw Bees' sting and see their Cup glory hopes end - Nov 18 2009 by Steve Brown, The Journal
ON a long, long day, the difference between success and failure boiled down to minutes. Three in the first half, two in the second.
Yes, Gateshead - who travelled to London and back yesterday - lost by what looks a landslide. That is deceptive.
For much of their FA Cup first-round replay they matched League One side Brentford. They even outperformed them in the early stages.
In the end, though, it came down to three minutes at the end of the first half when full-time professionalism triumphing over slight lapses in the part-timers' concentration, the Bees stinging Gateshead with two goals from Ben Strevens and Charlie MacDonald.
By such narrow margins are games won and lost.
Likewise in the second 45, when having reduced the arrears through Graeme Armstrong's first goal of two, the latter a mere late consolation, the Tynesiders immediately allowed their hosts to restore their two-goal cushion through MacDonald again. Myles Weston's double just added insult to injury.
It had begun so much more brightly. Inside a minute Daryl Clare spun sharply on the edge of the box, side-stepping Leon Legge in the process, and his firm drive was palmed behind by Lewis Price.
From the resulting corner Jamie Harwood's header flashed across the face of goal - and instantly it appeared Gateshead were in the mood.
So too the Bees, however, and breaking from the said same corner, Marcus Bean chipped wide at the opposite end.
At least the Tynesiders had given, and received, fair warning and rather than be at risk of getting caught cold, or out of their depth, they continued positively.
As in the original tie, Ian Bogie's side looked far from overawed.
In fact, by 20 minutes into proceedings they probably actually shaded the greater share of possession, if all else they had to show for it was a Darren Williams header which dropped unthreateningly behind from Peter Winn's corner.
By the half-hour mark, the home support was growing audibly dissatisfied at their own team's failure to impose any tangible superiority. They were beginning to enjoy more of the ball. They just were not doing anything with it.
Gateshead were increasingly the same and, while doing all right, their early forward momentum had been checked. It resumed briefly on 34 minutes when Paul Farman's huge punt upfield was header narrowly wide of his own goal by Bees defender Legge, with Price stranded in no-man's land.
Immediately after, the visitors were indebted to successive blocks by Williams to deny first Cleveland Taylor, then Danny Foster.
It was all just beginning to go Brentford's way. How else do you explain why, with his back to play, Clare should be penalised when Price's kick smashed into his back?
The referee awarded the hosts a free-kick, and by half-time things got even better for them.
On 42 minutes Ryan Dickson picked out MacDonald in the box and his shot was blocked by James Curtis before the Bees striker inadvertently got in the way of Taylor's follow-up.
Fortuitous for Gateshead, but that was instantaneously evened out when the ball ricocheted to Strevens, who stabbed in at the back post.
Three minutes later it seemed as good as game over. Taylor all too effortlessly enjoyed time to cross from the right and MacDonald was afforded a free header to nod past Farman from close range.
So close to the sanctuary of half-time, so deflated by the time it came - and it could have been worse.
Five minutes after the interval Taylor - increasingly tearing shreds down the right - jinked one way, then the other past Phil Cave but, tapping in his low cross at the back post, Strevens was offside.
A lifeline then, and Gateshead made good of it.
Chasing Craig Baxter's long ball over the top, Armstrong sprang Brentford's attempt at an offside trap and from the right-hand corner of the box drilled past Price.
Now we had a game, now we would see what the Bees were made of - and hope Gateshead might pile on the pressure and test their resolve.
Alas, the home side restored its two-goal advantage within two minutes - and again much too easily.
Striding upfield, Bean was permitted the run of the Gateshead half, slipped a pass into the box and MacDonald squeezed an effort past the out-rushing Farman.
On 66 minutes it truly was game over, job done. Retrieving a half-cleared Kevin O'Connor corner, Weston took a touch and from 30 yards smashed a low drive through a crowd of players and beyond Farman.
Not that that stopped Brentford - and on 74 minutes they made it 5-1.
Weston found MacDonald in the area and, though his shot was well blocked by Curtis, the ball rebounded kindly to Weston who stabbed home after Farman had been wrong-footed by the initial effort.
Armstrong then volleyed wide from close-range, but made amends on 80 minutes, this time latching on to Kris Gate's pass. The game, though, was gone by then.
BRENTFORD: Price, Foster , Osborne, Legge, Dickson, Taylor, Bean (Hunt 78), O'Connor, Weston, Strevens (Cort 71), MacDonald. Subs (not used): Moore, Bennett, Kabba, Wood, Ferrell.
Goals: Strevens 42, MacDonald 45, 60, Weston 67, 73.
GATESHEAD: Farman, Baxter, Williams, Curtis, Cave, Harwood (One 70), Turnbull (Francis 61), Gate, Winn, Armstrong, Clare. Subs (not used): Provett, Robinson, Phillips, Swailes, McDermott.
Booked: Gate. Goals: Armstrong 58, 81.
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Last year, I wrote about how you need to develop good habits in order to keep your new year's resolutions. Being in the habit of doing something means you don't have to work so hard to remember it.
How are the resolutions going so far this year?
If you chose to get more organized as one of your resolutions, you'll do better if you select specific and measurable goals. If you just think, "I'll be more organized," your brain will ping pong around trying to figure out what that means and how to know whether it's been accomplished.
Also, if getting organized has been on your list for many years, you'll have a backlog of unsuccessful attempts that you're dragging forward with you, even if you aren't completely conscious of it.
So, pick a few simple, well-defined goals. Start with only three if your life is fairly busy. No need to overload yourself, especially at the beginning of the year! If you think of more, write them down and stash them somewhere for later in the year.
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Sort mail daily
Depending on where you are with this, your goal could be to get rid of the junk and pay your bills on time. If you're further along, it could be to take regular time to handle the action items you receive so mail decisions don't pile up.
Daily tidy up
The vast majority of clutter comes from things someone sets down "just for now." Granted, it's not always possible to put something in it's spot the moment you're done with it. But this kind of clutter gets out of control fast. If you spend just 5-10 minutes a day, after dinner for example, you can keep clutter at bay.
Keep donations cycling out
Put a grocery bag in your closet labeled "donate." The moment you come across a garment you don't want anymore, toss it right in the bag. When the bag is full, take it to the donation center of your choice. Then get a new bag.
This method connects decision making to action. Too often, people know there are clothes in the closet they want to get rid of, but that action gets put off and they forget, or think of some reason they can't do it now.
These three ideas will get you more organized, guaranteed. They aren't difficult or time consuming. Enlist a buddy to help you stay on track, or hire an organizer to set up simple systems for you. Make 2014 a more organized, happier year.
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WESTFIELD – A 50-year-old township woman who is one of the owners of the Wychwood Gatehouse allegedly bit and kicked police officers Friday evening when they prevented her from going towards the burning building, according to a Westfield Patch report.
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WESTFIELD — The Westfield Area Y, located at 220 Clark Street in Westfield, is hosting its annual Angel Tree. Caring members of the Y are selecting an angel between now and Dec. 23 to spread holiday cheer and help a community member in need this season.
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WESTFIELD — Middlesex County Acting Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey and Union County Acting Prosecutor Grace H. Park announced today that a new DNA analyst has been hired to work at the Union County Prosecutor's Office Forensics Laboratory in Westfield under a shared-services agreement reached between the Middlesex and Union county boards of chosen freeholders.
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WESTFIELD — The Westfield Area Y's holiday round up starts with the Westfield Y's Men's Club annual tree lot sale at the Elm Street Field in Westfield. All proceeds benefit the Westfield Area Y and other community organizations. The lot is now open and hours are as follows: Weekdays from 5–9 p.m. and weekends: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. until Dec. 23.For more information, call Leonardo Gonzalez at the Y at 908-233-2700 x271.
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On Feburary 1, 2014 I and 23 fellow divers returned from a dive trip to the Island of Cozumel Mexico. We had a great time on land and in the sea. The life on both was just great. Underwater the reefs looked great. As we did each dive, I reminded all divers to pick up any trash if they were to find any, but to look to make sure that someone has...
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The Junior Grand Prix Final was a gold rush for Russian skaters, who captured six of the 12 medals awarded.
Moscow's Adelina Sotnikova kick-started the golden run by winning the ladies event ahead of teammate Elizaveta Tuktamisheva and China's Zijun Li.
Sotnikova, 14, landed a triple-triple combination and four other triple jumping passes in her long program and racked up a total of 169.81 points to take the title. "I am very pleased to have won this event and that I went for everything as I had planned," she said. "My goal is to skate even better next time."
Tuktamisheva, who turned 14 on Dec. 17, claimed the
silver with 160.87 points. It was her first season competing on the Grand Prix circuit.
Li, who was fifth after the short, landed six triples in her free skating performance and claimed the bronze with a score of 149.82. Li and Japan's Risa Shoji earned the same combined total, but Li ranked higher in the free skating, which gave her the edge.
"I only found out last week that I was competing, so I wasn't really prepared," the 14-year-old Beijing native said. Both of her programs were choreographed by Karen Kwan-Oppegard.
Ksenia Monko and Kirill Khaliavin led a Russian sweep of the podium in the ice dance event, ahead of Victoria
Sinitsina and Ruslan Zhiganshin and Alexandra Stepanova and Ivan Bukin.
Reigning World junior bronze medalists Monko and Khaliavin captured their second junior Grand Prix title with a score of 136.22. "Our performance was satisfying, and the result is positive. We didn't feel any special pressure, our goal was just to skate our best," Khaliavin said. "I think to have won the junior final twice is a decent result."
Sinitsina and Zhiganshin earned personal-best scores for both segments of the competition and claimed silver with 134.62 points. Stepanova and Bukin captured bronze with 129.94 points.
A third trip to the Junior Grand Prix Final proved lucky for America's Richard Dornbush, who claimed the men's title ahead of Han Yan of China and Canada's Andrei Rogozine.
Dornbush reeled off eight triples in the free skate and earned high scores for his spins. The 19-year-old racked up a total of 219.56 points, winning the only medal for the U.S. at the junior level.
"I was thinking about my program and how well I wanted to skate it, but I never dreamed it would have turned out as well as it did," he said. "The entire week was awesome. I really enjoyed China. The culture is amazing."
Yan ranked third in the free skate but moved up to second with 186.05 points. "I thought I skated just OK. I was a little nervous going into the long program because I was third after the short," the 14-year-old explained.
Rogozine sat in seventh after the short, but a solid free skate that included eight triples propelled him into third with 181.78 points. "I went into the long with the thought that I had nothing to lose," he said.
Japan's Narumi Takahashi and Mervin Tran were flying high after capturing the pairs title. Ksenia Stolbova and Fedor Klimov from Russia were second ahead of China's Xiaoyu Yu and Yang Jin.
Takahashi and Tran, the reigning World Junior silver medalists, scored 159.52 points overall. "It was a solid performance for us, and we felt really good on the ice," Tran said.
"My favorite thing is a medal, especially the gold medal," Takahashi added. They are the first pairs team from Japan to ever claim a Grand Prix Final title.
Stolbova and Klimov added to Russia's medal count with their second-place result. The duo scored 150.54 points. Harbin natives Yu and Jin, who were sixth after the short, moved up to third with 140.58 points.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Father's Day Weekend CosplayFather's Day is coming up this weekend, and so is the Anime Mid-Atlantic 2009 con in Richmond, Virginia. So if you're planning to go, you'd better make some arrangements to either include Dad or squeeze him in somehow.
This year, Anime Mid-Atlantic has three separate competitive cosplay events. During the Saturday night Masquerade, cosplayers can perform and showcase their craft and showmanship talents on the grand stage. For those who aren't quite ready for the bright lights of the stage, you can also enter the Hall Costume Contest during Friday and Saturday. And lastly, the Fan Favorite Costume Contest is open to anyone in a costume who would like to have the attendees vote on photos of their costumes.
Also, professional cosplay model, Yunmao Ayakawa, will be a guest. From the Akihabara region of Tokyo, Japan, she has gained worldwide fame as the region's spokeswoman and foremost authority on cosplay and the Maid Idol industry. She's even a board member of the Nihon Maid Association. She currently writes articles for Japan based periodicals like Manichi Newspaper, MSN.com (Japan), Cosmode Magazine and in 2007 became the first Japanese cosplayer to write articles for an American magazine; Otaku USA where she writes exclusive articles on cosplay and Japan's latest Otaku trends.
This year, she'll be interviewing cosplayers for her "Cosplay Café" article in Otaku USA magazine. Interviews will take place at the TenBu Productions table in the Vendors Room at 3:30PM on Saturday, so show up in your best cosplay costume. You'll be interviewed and take a picture with Yunmao Ayakawa, which could get you featured in her column—and some interviews and images may even appear in Japanese press. Yunmao is looking forward to meeting cosplayers and seeing all their great costumes, and it's a great opportunity for all aspiring cosplayers to meet and learn from a real Japanese pro.
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SNL Gay Agenda: One Million Moms Protest Ben and Jerry's Schweddy Balls Ice Cream
Gay Agenda lobbies Ben and Jerry's to create Schweddy Balls ice cream, One Million Mom's protest this newest mastermove by the Gay Agenda.
Saturday Night's Live was originally the name of a seedy homosexual beatnik clup in New York. During the 1960s, the club reached the height of its fame when one of its frequenters, a man named Lorn, created a street drug named Purple Haze, a crude mixture of LSD, PCP and artificial grape flavorings.
As the club's frequenters slowly began to loose their minds, they created a 'staging area' where their lusty ideas for one another could be performed by actors on the weekends. On every Sunday, ideas for a new show were placed in an idea box and the actors would create 'raunchy skits with little humor value', as one early critic put it. As Lorn saw the popularity of his 'Saturday Night Live' grow, he naturally contacted his then friends on various Hollywood television networks and they made the show, and secretly its drugs, nationally available.
Over 25 years later, America still suffers from drug problems and addiction to unfunny shows airing late at night. Saturday Night Live made a very raunchy skit with little humor value named Scheweddy Balls, a play on the word 'sweaty balls' which is a flesh act that all gays regularly perform on one another, usually after working out in the gym. It's said that 'sweaty balls' are like a catnip for gays, sending them clawing around and arching their backs, just hoping to be overtaken by some gay predator on the prowl.
This ice cream represents this act by gays and is being placed in a family-fun sized Ben and Jerry's pint, so our pint sized sons and daughters can have their first true taste of the Gay Agenda. We warned that gays were using ice cream to get their gross, perverted milky agenda into the bellies of our children years ago and we can see the proof is in the pudding.
Thankfully, Susan B. and Blanche Beecham have diligently worked and helped rally the One Million Mom's group to protest this ice cream from showing up on store shelves. Every store where we can prvent this Schweddy Balls ice cream, the safer this country will be from gays. And the less gays we have, the more prosperous this great nation will be.
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- Publisher: Lakoo
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I am happy with the cabinet, decent quality. One drawer handle got damaged in shipement. They sent a replacement drawer today.
Needed something for the bedroom & this fits in perfectly. It was well put together & the drawers hold lots of cream, bandaids, etc. so it cleans up all the extras that were sitting out.
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Hoskins, R; Hajnal, A F; Harp, S A; Kim, S K (1996). The C. elegans vulval induction gene lin-2 encodes a member of the MAGUK family of cell junction proteins. Development, 122(1):97-111.
The lin-2 gene is required for the induction of the Caenorhabditis elegans vulva. Vulval development is initiated by a signal from the anchor cell that is transduced by a receptor tyrosine kinase/Ras pathway. We show that lin-2 acts in the vulval precursor cell P6.p, downstream of lin-3 EGF and upstream of let-60 ras, to allow expression of the 1 degrees cell fate. lin-2 encodes a protein of relative molecular mass 109,000 (LIN-2A) with regions of similarity to CaM kinase II and membrane-associated guanylate kinases. Mutant lin-2 transgenes designed to lack either protein kinase or guanylate kinase activity are functional, indicating that LIN-2A has a structural rather than an enzymatic role in vulval induction. Most or all identified membrane-associated guanylate kinases are components of cell junctions, including vertebrate tight junctions and arthropod septate junctions in epithelia. Thus, LIN-2A may be a component of the cell junctions of the epithelial vulval precursor cells that is required for signaling by the receptor tyrosine kinase LET-23. We propose that LIN-2A is required for the localization of one or more signal transduction proteins (such as LET-23) to either the basal membrane domain or the cell junctions, and that mislocalization of signal transduction proteins in lin-2 mutants interferes with vulval induction.
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To be lazy, anti social, depressed; To have a fear of social situations; To be a 20 something college drop out who lives with his parents and has no job.
That boy sure is sithren, he never leaves his house or talkts to anyone.
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To be depressed and anti social. To have a fear of girls and any type of social situation. To be insecure yet at the same time the most sure of himself, pretentious person alive. A paradox.
Boy that kid is sithren! He never talks to anyone!
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Saturday, October 13, 2012
10.00 AM – Memorial Eucharist in Celebration of the Life of Johana Evangeline McCarthy (Nave). Reception to follow.
Sunday, October 14, 2012
9.00 AM – Family Eucharist (Nave) – Paul Abernathy, Presider & Children's Reflection; Justi Schunior, Co-Presider
N.B., Due to second Sunday of the month Family Eucharist at 9.00 AM, Children's Chapel will not be held.
10.00 AM – Sermon Seminar (Nave) – Paul Abernathy and Cecilia Monahan, Senior Warden, Preachers
Canvass "Kick-Off" Sermon: A Reflection on Matthew 6.21
Where your treasure is, there, too, your heart - Paul
Where your heart is, there, too, your treasure - Cecilia
11.15 AM – Holy Eucharist (Nave) – Paul Abernathy, Presider; Justi Schunior, Co-Presider; Paul Abernathy and Cecilia Monahan, Preachers
5.00 PM – Contemplative Eucharist – Justi Schunior, Presider & Preacher
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Prelude Be Thou My Vision, Slane, arr. Franklin D. Ashdown (b. 1942)
Opening Hymn God, creator, source of healing, Tune: Abbot's Leigh
Sequence Hymn 488 Be thou my vision, O Lord of my heart, Tune: Slane
Offertory Anthem
(9:00) Come, All Children, Sing to the Savior, Gilbert Martin - Boys & Girls Choir, Nadine Hathaway, Director
(11:15) Steal Away, African American Spiritual, arr. Nicholas White - Chancel Choir
Presentation Hymn 288, v.3, Tune: Dix
Sanctus & Benedictus Craig Phillips
Fraction Anthem Christ Our Passover, Craig Phillips
Music During Communion
(9:00) Hymn 602 Jesu, Jesu, fill us with your love, Ghanaian Folk Song
(11:15) Meditabor in mandatis tuis, Orlando de Lassus (1530-1594) – Chancel Choir
LEVAS 151 One bread, one body, John B. Foley, SJ
LEVAS 221 This Little Light of Mine, African American Spiritual
Closing Hymn 655 O Jesus, I have promised, Tune: Nyland
Postlude O Blessed Spring, Berglund, arr. Robert Buckley Farlee (b. 1950)
My Dear Community,
The Canvass is coming! The Canvass is coming!
Earlier this week, packets were mailed to the households of all 2012 pledgers with relevant materials and my cover letter. The same materials, with the cover letter of our Senior Warden, Cecilia Monahan, were mailed to homes of newcomers. Cecilia and I also will speak to the nature of this request and commitment in our sermon this coming Sunday, which wil be a "book-ended" meditation on Matthew 6.21. I will reflect on Jesus' word: Where your treaure is, there is your heart also. Cecilia will reflect on the converse statement: Where your heart is, there is your treasure also.
I ask, please, that you, to paraphrase that olden Collect, "read, mark, and inwardly digest" the contents of the mailing as an aspect of your discernment and decision about making a pledge in support of the life and labor, mission and ministry of our St. Mark's community in the coming 2013 year.
Should you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please do not hesitate to call Cecilia or me - or both of us!
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Dancing With the Stars will have some Disney music and it might even have Mickey Mouse's approval. As the new season kicks off on Monday night the fans are looking at some of the changes that the show is offering and this season it appears there are quite a few perks that are worth noting. One of those cool ideas set to hit the television screen is Disney music night. According to WetPaint on Monday, the producers are hinting viewers could hear some great music from Disney movies on tour screens.
Frankly, Disney music is a welcomed idea in the Hollywood ballroom. There has been so much emphasis on movies and time periods that the younger audiences might have totally missed how dancing intertwines with this idea. Add a little bit of Disney music and even the kids are going to be glued to the screens.
Of course there will be a few classics weeks from the past too. Latin night, Most Memorable Year, Party Anthems night and American Icons night. Let us all hope that the idea of themes will offer some added benefits to the ballroom dancing and doesn't miss the point of the competition in the first place. People do want to see dancing on Dancing With the Stars and highlighting more common music is just awesome!


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Frank M. Engle, a leading insurance agent and business executive in Tulsa, Oklahoma, funded the Engle Lecture series in 1976. In 1984, Mr. Engle increased his gift to the College to endow the Frank M. Engle Distinguished Chair in Economic Security Research. From 1984 until his death in 1996, Mr. Engle continued to make generous contributions to the endowment fund. The chair holder's mission is to support educational and research programs related to issues of economic security, financial institutions, financial markets, and the worldwide integration of financial services. The chair holder contributes to graduate courses and oversees the presentation of each year's Engle Lecture.
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->''"Our enemy is never as evil as we imagine. [[NotSoDifferent And maybe we're never quite as good.]]"''
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But dammit, I couldn't hate him anymore"''.
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Peter came out and gave us medals,\\
Declaring us the nicest of the damned.''
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->''Why was it that everyone always had to have sympathetic reasons for being [Alex's] enemies? Why couldn't he ever have to kill someone who was just a raving murderer, driven by hate and evil and an urge to [[KickTheDog kick puppies]]?''
-->-- ''Fanfic/{{Unfamiliar}}''
->''" I'm not some cannibal, Lee. Some killer out in the woods. Some...v-villain. I'm.... just a... dad. I coach little league."''
-->-- '''The Stranger''', ''VideoGame/TheWalkingDead''
->''"Black-hearted evil, Brave-hearted hero,'' \\
''I am all, I am all, I am."''
-->-- Theme of '''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog'''
->''"From a distance, one's adversaries seemed fiends, but with a closer view, one saw their sincerity and it was as great as one's own. Perhaps Satan was the sincerest of the lot."''
-->-- ''Literature/ACanticleForLeibowitz''
->''"Because ''I'' want to be the heroic villain, okay? There's got to be at least one time where ''I'm'' the one who has a victory!"''
-->-- '''[[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Dr.]] [[StupidEvil Brainstorm]]''', ''Fanfic/CalvinAndHobbesTheSeries'', [[Recap/CalvinAndHobbesTheSeriesS3TVM2Thunderstorm "Thunderstorm"]]
->''No one knows what it's like''\\
''To be the bad man.''\\
''To be the sad man''\\
''Behind blue eyes''\\
''No one knows what it's like''\\
''To be hated''\\
''To be fated''\\
''To telling only lies.''\\
''But my dreams''\\
''They aren't as empty''\\
''As my conscience seems to be.''
-->-- '''Music/TheWho''', [[Music/WhosNext "Behind Blue Eyes"]]
->''Standing here, I realise\\
[[NotSoDifferent You were just like me]], [[VisionaryVillain trying to make history]]\\
[[GreyAndGreyMorality But who's to judge the right from wrong?]]\\
When our guard is down, [[VillainHasAPoint I think we'll both agree]]\\
[[ViciousCycle That violence breeds violence,]]\\
[[ThereCanBeOnlyOne But in the end it has to be this way]]''
-->-- "It Has To Be This Way" ({{final boss}} theme), ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance''
->''"She isn't a bad guy. She was scary and mean. But she's not bad."''
-->-- '''Ben''', ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', on [[VillainProtagonist Skitter]]
->''"I know I was wrong. But in my head, I thought I was wrong for the right reasons."''
-->--'''Frank Sobotka''', ''Series/TheWire''
->[[Franchise/LyricalNanoha Nanoha]] doesn't have villains, it has ''antagonists''.
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Since yesterday I have problems connecting to my server using SSH/SFTP. I can only connect after a restart of my server. When I try to make a connection after a couple of minutes, I can no longer make an SSH connection. I get the error "server unexpectedly closed network connection". SSH connections that are already open stay open. My server has CentOS 6 on it.
Furthermore varnish keeps crashing seemingly randomly, which means my sites get down.
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This is a discussion on Another one for the good guys within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; And justice is served........
And justice is served.....
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Good Shoot, This guy kept his cool did everything right.
G36. Accurate and reliable.
Unfortunately the dude's out $600 because he'll have to buy another - the cops will never give it back.........
The bad guy pointed his gun at the good guy. At that instant, he threw his own life away. I'm happy the right guy is dead. It could just as easily been the other way around. And who knows how many more the thugs would have killed before they were finished? I hope it never happens to me, but this is why we train and carry.
Shall not be infringed means - shall not be infringed.
Member - NRA
If this has occurred in Florida, Mr. Williams would have been shot dead immediately, and his sidekick probably would have been also.
Florida's Stand Your Ground rules are the following:
- If you are in a place where you have a right to be
- and have not initiated the confrontation (or have attempted to break it off)
- you can meet force with equal (in this case deadly) force
- you can stop an immediate forceable felony
You do not have to
- retreat
- be the immediately threatened - you pick who you want to defend
- warn the attacker
- try to make an arrest
Other key points are:
- Your gun can not be taken, unless there is a clear criminal investigation
- You are presumed to be acting legally, unless there is clear indication of a criminal act on your part - i.e. no arrest and bail
- You can not be sued, unless/until you have been convicted of a criminal act arising out of the event
- Any attempt to sue you - assuming that you have not been convicted - will force the plaintiff's attorney to pay the defendant's (your) legal costs
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Kinda crazy the way that works huh? Maybe i should start carrying a hi-point in my car just in case hahah!!
Good reason that the losers of frivolous lawsuits are responsible for legal fees on both sides.
In my opinion, you can not put a price on saving your life or someone else's. Some handguns are cheap for a reason. Regardless, good shoot.
So shot in the head and chest, but the customer only fired one round? Either Chuck Norris was hungry for some waffles, or there was some friendly fire... or bad journalism. Either one.
"Lord, help me to be the person my dog thinks I am."
The CCW customer made me proud to be a concealed carry license holder. He did what he had to do, kept his cool in a very stressful life threatening situation, focused on what was imporant, did it competantly, didn't injure others in the process, and possibly most deserving of admiration, I'm pretty sure he did it knowing in advance he was going to feel really awful about having had to do it.
I hope young man who protected everybody convinces himself it wasn't his fault really soon. He didn't want to shoot that kid, but he really had no choice, he knew it, did what he had to do, and did it well (head and chest hits under combat stress is good shooting). Well done to him. I hope he recovers quickly.
Good on the Sheriff for being a solid supporter of individual responsibility and concealed carry.
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety), by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. by H. L. Mencken
Couldn't have said it better, Fitch!
From the article:
By Luke Connell
Published: Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 6:02 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 6:02 a.m.
A Roebuck man - less than two hours into his 19th birthday - entered the Waffle House on Chesnee Highway with a gun and attempted to rob the restaurant before a customer fired his weapon, killing the teen, authorities said Saturday.
Spartanburg County sheriff's deputies responded to the Waffle House at 2230 Chesnee Highway just before 1:15 a.m. Saturday. Two masked men had entered the restaurant with the intention of robbing it, and at least one of them was armed, authorities said.
A customer, who is a concealed weapons permit holder, thwarted the robbery by pulling his gun and attempting to hold the men until deputies arrived. When one of the men pointed his gun at the customer, the patron fired, killing the teenager.
The teenager, later identified as Dante Lamont Williams, of 827 S. Edisto River Drive, Roebuck, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to a written statement from Coroner Rusty Clevenger. Williams had been shot in the head and chest.
Sheriff Chuck Wright said he does not plan to charge the customer, who he says is "very upset" about the shooting.
During a news conference Saturday night, Wright said even after the masked men entered the restaurant, the concealed weapons holder waited until the robbers began ordering customers to the floor and employees into the back - while waving a gun - to act. After pulling his .45-caliber Glock, the customer ordered the men to stay put until deputies arrived. Only after Williams pointed his Hi-Point 9mm at the man, did the customer fire, Wright said.
"The way you get shot by a concealed weapons permit holder is you point a gun at him," the sheriff said.
I really like that sheriff!
This is a capture of one of his friends on facebook giving her opinion of those that have concealed carry permits, please hold your laughter till the end:
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Apparently we are all vigilantes lol.
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Sorry, I burst out laughing after the first three sentences, or so. I'm amazed people are that out of touch with reality.
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And they had success. Not because the hardware was better. Because they were IBM and had an image. CBM never had that.
Perhaps you are right. We should compare Commodore to Apple and wonder why one went bankrupt and the other could survive (just considering the pre-iPod era).
Commodore once was regarded as a bureau machine company. Again it may have been the success of the C=64 that doomed the company in the 90s. Until the C=64 came out nobody considered Commodore to be a toy company.
Even if from some starting point all Amigas had had harddisks, the image could have changed. You would have booted into workbench within a few seconds. If people had demanded games that started and returned to workbench, things would have changed a lot already.
So would you say that the A500 was a mistake altogether? It does seem to make some sense. Serious market => C=64 destroyed Commodore's image as a producer of bureau machines.
The problem was that people who couldn't afford a $2,000 dollar PC got a Commodore 64 for Christmas. The $200 Commodore crowd became Commodore's audience and then they tried to convert the $200 dollar crowd into an $900 crowd (about $500 for Amiga 500 and memory expansion and another 2-3 hundred for the monitor). Leaving out the hard drive made it possible for the $200 dollar crowd to make the jump but it also drove them broke.
The fact is that third party hard drives were cheaper on the PC and Amiga users were getting gouged and one of the reasons it was is because it is more complicated to drive a hard drive on custom hardware than something more simple like a PC.
The upgrade path Commodore chose was unfair that you had to buy a new Amiga everytime they wanted to upgrade Agnus or other chips. They chose a path that was unfair and expensive to their audience.
It was always cheaper to buy a third party assembler than a Commodore assembler. Commodore's software prices never went down and it seemed their products were priced more for profit and developers.
This would probably too simplistic to say. I would rather say that the mindset at CBM that caused them to design the A500 (going cheap rather than creating an image) was also the reason for their demise.
The market stopped working like a home computer market, and CBM failed noticing.
Look at what is happening today: The PC market is also going to vanish in a couple of years, or will be at least seriously different. It is no longer about "software" or "hardware", at least people don't recognize this anymore. It is more about convenient mobile digital applications. It is about convergence of technology that has been, in the past, be partially realized in PCs. Phones, TVs, computers - it's all about the same.
I can try for the Natami, but i think the team members are more able to do it than me :)
But whatever: If you had ever a look at the programming model of the 65C816, you'd know why CBM did not take this route. It had to fit the 8/16 bit architecture of the 6502 into a 16/24 bit programming model, it had, IIRC, three different modes, long/short jumps, base registers, and was, in a sense, even worse than the intel's.
I believe Apple had a couple of designs based on it, but gave up.
Is this really a CBM/Netmos design? IIRC, the 65C816 came from Western Design Center (WDC)?
No, ARM has nothing to do with the 6502. ARM is a risk-design, and the 6502 does not share much with risk processors except being able to use only few operations per instruction. For example, the 6502 and its derivates have only few registers, and a not very orthogonal instruction set, i.e. registers are special-purpose. That does not go for the ARM which is, quite like the 68K, pretty orthogonal. It is also a clean design, up from scratch.
By the way, if you have time, can i ask your comment about the ACS chipset i described some post earlier. I like to know if the 4 bit per plan (6 biplan of 4 bits) is a good idea or not. I don't know if it's realistic technicaly in 1989/1990 to have 2 plan of 4 bit united in a one 8 bit chunky plan (i don't know if you understand what i mean). Do you think the ACS i suggest would be cheapest than the AAA (with the modification i suggest ?) Thanx.
ARM found the right market niche in the right time - originally designed for the Archimedes home computer, the company took the right turn and selled it as a compelling low-power but powerful design for mobile. Thus, ARM did something CBM failed to do: Adjust to the market and noticing that there is no money in the home computer business anymore.
The overall principle of a design should be KISS: "Keep it simple" A nibble addressed bitplane buffer makes pixels harder to address for the CPU, you need masking and shifting for operations, or you need hardware support similar to the blitter. So I won't. Bitplanes had some appeal when memory bandwidth was at premium, but nowadays there is no benefit in them.
EXTERNAL LINK I bet if we overlayed the sales figures of the consolesSNES,Megadrive/Genesis,Playstation from the mid-late 90`sthe curves would show where most of the home/gaming computersales were lost. ALL sales went down at the same time!
I wonder what the ABSOLUTE ROCK BOTTOM prices they could havemanaged with the A600 and A1200..When the 16bit consoles had reached the £120 mark the game was over, if CBM could have pushed their prices down moreI think they could still have competed with a £199-£250 A1200
Very instructive graph. As i understand the first one, the Amiga sells start to decline in 1991. Too many years without real new chipset from Commodore (ECS is not as outstanding than OCS in 1985). But if A1000+ (AGA) and A3000+ (AGA) have been released as planned in 1991 the fly to PC game thing as not happen. One years delay for released is a huge time in computer industry.
Interesting finding! Another proof that the Amiga and other home computers were killed by dedicated games machines because few people cared about productivity software. People who just wanted games went the console way while the PC escaped this trend because it was just everywhere and the user base was so huge that software even sold well enough in the piracy infested market outside the console world. The Mac survived because it was hardly a games machine.
If Commodore had left away multi-channel sound, copper, sprites and planar scrolling, the Amiga would have been a far less exciting machine but who knows, it might still be around today for this very reason...
Yes, but we'd have actually been happy to see it go like the DOS boxes were in 1995 when Win95 came out.


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I am a US green card holder. I am traveling from Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) to New York. The airline is Brussels airline and from Brussel we need to tranfer to another plane that will take us from Brussels to Geneva, there we can go to New York. I would like to know if I need a Schengen airport transit visa for the Brussels-Geneva leg.
Brussels and Geneva are both in the Schengen area. For this reason, the flight to Geneva will depart from another part of the airport than the flight from Ouagadougou and there will generally be no passport check on arrival in Geneva.
Because of that, an airport transit visa is not enough and the US green card does not help either. You will enter the Schengen area in Brussels and leave it in Geneva, with a passport check and stamp in each case and for that you need a regular Schengen visa (if you are a citizen of Burkina Faso).


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Austin Yellow Bike Project has confirmed they're coming to the BBQ with 4 bikes, a wall of tools (to adjust bikes), and a whole lot of Austin bike community goodness. Anyone can ride the Yellow Bikes, just show up and ride one. Then, ride it back for the next person to ride.
That's part of Maui experience: lots of cars, tourists, and a few cyclists.
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I think I'm as disillusioned as anyone about the sport of cycling and professional racing, but when Pam found Versus on cable here in Maui and we watched Stage One of the Tour of California, that was still entertaining and made for a good ending to a day of riding. It also reminded me that
With full props to Roll, I wish he we would just do featurettes and it was all Phil and Paul narrating.
The TOC obviously doesn't bring the prime time camera crew, the angles were so far out, I couldn't tell who was who at all – and the circuit camera was dizzying.
Are ultimate fighting men (or rather men in a cage, locked together on the mat, until one says, "Uncle") really more popular the cycling? And Rodeo? That just makes me sad.
Damn Rock Racing and the King of Pants! Their color for this year is green! Also see Let Levi Ride, the Tour Tracker, and the TOC on Flickr.
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I've mentioned them before, but when ever I wear them I get questions and comments so it's time for a bit more coverage.
Glo gloves are simple, reflective over-gloves which will help you survive your night time rides. Here's a good review by the Gadgeteer, but you won't need too much convincing once you understand the value of the gloves.
These are the same gloves you see police officers directing traffic with, although there are 3 models, only one of which has the 'stop sign' on the palm. You can get this model online or at uniform stores here in Seattle and elsewhere.


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AARP CEO, A. Barry Rand, released this statement following yesterday's passage of the Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act of 2010 by the House of Representatives:
"We applaud the House for passing this critical legislation to make our health care system work for more Americans. Both chambers have now passed a bill that will make health care more affordable for American families, strictly limit insurance companies from denying affordable coverage because of age or medical history, and protect and strengthen the benefits promised to people in Medicare,"
It has repeatedly been made clear to Congress that if AARP, with its 40+ million members, were to support the health care reform legislation, the bill must ensure today's seniors and future generations can get the health care they need by:
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- cracking down on insurance company abuses, especially those that deny affordable coverage due to pre-existing conditions or discriminate based on age
- getting people who need long-term care the services and supports that help them remain in their homes and communities
Within its website, AARP.org, the organization includes information on resources for people in Medicare, AARP's correspondence to Congress, and a Myths vs Facts section with input from multiple independent fact-checking organizations. A link is also available on the website so that AARP's members and visitors can read the health care legislation for themselves.
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FP founder FLORENCE HOWE speaks in Warrenton, VA
Date & time: May 6, 2012 - 12:00pm - 2:00pm
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Book talk: "Publishing Women? Then and Now"
Hosted by the Community Leadership Network
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College Hockey:Hockey writers Schott, Schlossman join us on USCHO Live! Feb. 21
The Feb. 21 episode of USCHO Live! features two hockey journalists: Schenectady Daily Gazette writer Ken Schott and Grand Forks Herald writer Brad Elliott Schlossman.
Schott has been covering college hockey for almost two decades, focusing on ECAC Hockey and local teams Rensselaer and Union. He was named the inaugural winner of the ECAC Hockey Media Award in 1998 and has served on the Hobey Baker Award selection committee.
Schlossman, a North Dakota alumnus, has been with the Herald since 2003 and has been the beat writer for the Fighting Sioux, as well as covering the WCHA and college hockey in general, since 2005.
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Each episode of USCHO Live! features a look at news around NCAA hockey, a look ahead at upcoming games and events, and conversation with people who coach, administer and play college hockey, and journalists who cover the sport.
This week, USCHO.com executive editor Todd D. Milewski will be guest hosting for Jim Connelly, who is on assignment.
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Jim Connelly is a senior writer at USCHO.com and has been with the site since 1999. He is based in Boston and regularly covers Hockey East. He began with USCHO.com as the correspondent covering the MAAC, which nowadays is known as Atlantic Hockey. Each week during the season, he co-writes "Tuesday Morning Quarterback."
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College Hockey:Vermont holds off Boston College
Catamounts secure first win of year
BURLINGTON — A game that began in a remarkably similar way to Friday night's contest had a very different ending, as Vermont defeated Boston College, 5-3. in Hockey East action at Gutterson Fieldhouse and captured its first win of the season.
The previous night's game had ended in a 3-2 Boston College victory.
Victory in this game would not come easily for Vermont though, as the Catamounts had to withstand a late comeback attempt from the Eagles, who almost overcame a 4-1 deficit in the third period.
"Tip of the hat obviously to BC, you know they're down and out at 4-1 and they made it a great run at the end there; I think we got a little bit tight and tense and worried — great weekend of hockey," Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon said.
"The win was great but the process got us there," Sneddon added.
"Our team really battled back well; I like that fire and competitiveness in us, we're down 4-1, visiting team," Boston College coach Jerry York said.
Sophomores Chris McCarthy, Sebastian Stalberg, and Tobias Nilsson-Roos scored for Vermont, along with freshmen H.T. Lenz and Connor Brickley. Junior Jimmy Hayes scored twice for the Eagles and junior Cam Atkinson also scored.
Just like the previous night's game, the Catamounts jumped out to an early first-period lead on a McCarthy goal. McCarthy scored the game's first goal at 1:27,picking up a pass from Nilsson-Roos and knocking a snap shot into the net from the slot.
The similarities from Friday continued soon after, as the Eagles rebounded quickly to tie the game. Atkinson scored at 5:09, taking advantage of a Vermont tripping penalty that had been called on senior assistant captain Kyle Medvec. Atkinson took control of a rebound and sent a wrist shot past junior goaltender Rob Madore.
While Vermont senior Wahsontiio Stacey and Boston College sophomore Phillip Samuelsson were serving simultaneous penalties, Vermont freshman Nick Bruneteau passed the puck off to sophomore Stalberg. Stalberg proceeded to send a wrist shot past sophomore goalie Parker Milner at 15:32. This carried the Catamounts into the second period with a 2-1 lead over the Eagles.
Vermont junior Drew MacKenzie tried to increase his team's lead in the second period when he sent a hard shot toward Milner from the right circle. The shot missed the net though, and no further damage was done by the Catamounts in the period. The Eagles were not able to score in the period either, leaving the score at 2-1.
The Eagles outshot the Catamounts 14-6 in the second period after being outshot by Vermont 13-9 in the first.
Boston College sophomore Pat Mullane took control of the puck in the offensive zone early in the third period. He got the puck close to the Vermont crease, but couldn't put the puck past Madore.
Instead, the Catamounts widened the gap just seconds later at 2:28. Brickley passed the puck to Lenz, who sent a wrist shot past Milner for his first career goal.
Vermont put even more distance between itself and BC at 8:44 when Brickley scored a goal of his own, tipping in a shot from senior Dan Lawson near the crease.
The Eagles were not finished scoring though, and it was here that they would begin their fight to close the gap and squeeze out a come-from-behind victory.
Hayes scored the first of his two goals at 12:49, sliding the puck past Madore from the right of the net. This cut the deficit to two goals.
Hayes struck again at 16:10 after Madore made the initial save on a shot taken by sophomore Chris Kreider. Hayes knocked in the rebound, putting the Eagles one goal away from tying the game.
The Catamounts took a timeout to re-collect for the final few minutes of the game. Boston College took a timeout of its own with one minute remaining and pulled Milner from the net soon after.
"I think the timeout was just huge to try to calm our guys down and understand there was nothing we could do about the two goals that just went in," Sneddon said.
Pulling Milner left the door open for Nilsson-Roos, who scored an empty-netter at 19:26, giving Vermont the last word and cementing the victory. Nilsson-Roos sent a wrist shot across the ice all the way from the Vermont defensive zone.
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