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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 17 through 20.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is in the can Lark leaves for Sally?
(a) A large slice of pie.
(b) Sand from the lakeside.
(c) Water.
(d) Pretty stones.
2. What does Mama say about her great-great-grandmother?
(a) She was a tramp.
(b) She was a queen.
(c) She was rich.
(d) She was a lady-in-waiting.
3. How much does Lark learn Aunt Betty pays in monthly rent?
(a) She doesn't pay rent.
(b) Fifteen dollars.
(c) Forty dollars.
(d) Eighty dollars.
4. What game do Lark and her mother play while her mother is cooking supper?
(a) Lady Caller.
(b) Twenty Questions.
(c) I Spy.
(d) Nothing.
5. What color are the German neighbor woman's eyes?
(a) Green.
(b) Brown.
(c) The story doesn't say.
(d) Blue.
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1. What is the name of Mrs. Grubb's dog?
2. What section of the paper is across Papa's chest when he falls asleep on Sunday afternoon?
3. Who lives in the upstairs portion of the depot?
4. What time does Mr. Easterly say he will deliver the groceries?
5. Where does Hilly serve after he joins the military?
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We got a large vegan pizza with all the veggies in the world on it and after hardly being able to find vegan options in the area- it was much needed and delicious! Lovely staff beautiful location. With vegan desserts to top it all off!
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Was sooo excited to try this restaurant! Great atmosphere, and super genuinely friendly staff. We had the vegan pizza, salad with poppy dressing, and vegan brownie. There is no option for vegan cheese, just sauce and veggies. That could have been ok, but clearly most of the veg topping were from a can. The mushrooms in particular were wet, and made the pizza soggy within a few minutes. My advice, eat fast! For the price I think they could go with fresher toppings, and offer more options for vegan topping. The salad was good, nothing spectacular. The brownie was awesome! :) Still, all said, it's great to have a restaurant that offers organic and vegan food. It was nice for my husband and I to actually be able to take our little girl out and make a memory. Also, our waitress was really cool about the little mess our 2 year old made on the floor and couch(which we helped clean).
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The large group of Sumter County residents trying to stop an Ocala company's plans to pump almost a half million gallons of water per day from a Sumterville site has apparently finally succeeded in getting a legal hearing on the issue.
In a July 14 letter, Southwest Florida Water Management District's (SWFWMD) attorney formally requested the state Division of Administrative Hearings to assign an administrative law judge to the case of Joseph Flynn versus SWFWMD and SWR Properties, LLC.
School Supt. Rick Shirley announced recently that Sumter County is ranked 11th out of 67 school districts moving up from 17th in Florida, according to a preliminary school grades press release by the Department of Education.
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Official qualifying for local offices ended June 2 and the resulting lack of competition leaves only two county races to be resolved during the Nov. 8 General Election – school superintendent and the District 4 school board seat.
The Sumter County Sheriff's Office welcomes "Dallas" to the force. After gathering suggestions from the public, the department named their newest K9 officer Dallas, in memory of the officers who were killed in Dallas, Texas. Dallas is shown here with Cpl. Justin Brannen (left) and Sumter County Sheriff Bill Farmer.
A mass of residents last week tried and failed again to sway the Sumter County Commission to intervene against an Ocala company's plan to pump and transport water from a proposed Sumterville well site.
A crowd of about 400 residents on June 28 packed the County Commission meeting room at Colony Cottage in The Villages to plead for the board to take some action to deter the Fern Spring project that the Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD) permitted on June 8.
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Park personnel and a troop of volunteers were busy making sure that there was plenty of things to do and enjoy to make it a fun day for the kids and adults.
They were treated to grilled hot dogs, home-churned ice cream and homemade cookies and treats.
The start of construction on a large natural gas pipeline through Sumter County is still on track for this summer, but, so far, there is no apparent sign of activity in the areas mapped for the massive project.
"We are still targeting a summer 2016 construction start date," wrote Andrea Grover in an email last week. She is the project spokesperson for Sabal Trail Transmission, LLC, the joint partnership company building the pipeline.
A Bushnell man on Friday was still hospitalized following a June 21 alligator attack that left him with gashes in his upper right thigh and lower right calf, according to a Sumter County Sheriff's Office report.
Jackie Eugene Hildreth , 58, was reportedly bitten after approaching a large alligator that had been shot by his father shortly before the attack in a pasture off County Road 311 in Bushnell.
They come out of tradition, out of respect for their late family members and to support one of Sumter County's oldest community events – the Annual Linden Cemetery Picnic.
Saturday, hundreds of residents from around Linden, Tarrytown, Mabel, Webster and other rural communities braved the heat and humidity for the fund-raising event. Some noted that there seemed to be a good size crowd this year and hinted that a few more might be present due to it being an election year.
It's one of those events where local office holders or seekers will almost surely turn up
A Florida National Cemetery employee was arrested Monday after he was charged with stealing the credit card of a deceased veteran and purchasing pizza and video gaming cards with it.
Kevin A. Cullen, 33, of Bushnell, was charged with two counts of fraudulent use of personal identification information of a deceased person, disturbing contents of a grave or tomb, theft of a credit card and petit theft. Cullen was released from the Sumter County Detention Center the same day on $11,000 bond.
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Link Medicine received $40 million through a series C equity financing to advance its lead preclinical programs into clinical testing. The round was funded by Clarus Ventures and SV Life Sciences.
Link Medicine focuses on neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. The company is pursuing drugs that target a common feature of these disorders—the buildup in nerve cells of incorrectly folded, aggregated, and ultimately neurotoxic proteins.
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Not a Blade of Grass simply a case of Guyanese fervently expressing love for Guyana and things Guyanese
Dear Editor,
My attention has been drawn to a recent Stabroek News guest editorial ("Really Dr. Dabydeen?") expressing some dismay over comments from Dr. David Dabydeen, our Ambassador to China, regarding one of my songs, "Not a Blade of Grass". The background here is that, earlier this month, in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games, the BBC World Service had produced a programme entitled "Com-monwealth Connections" wherein prominent cultural personalities from the Commonwealth had been asked to choose a piece of their country's music which had special meaning for them. Dr. David Dabydeen was featured on the programme featuring Guyana, and he had singled out "Not a Blade of Grass" as a Guyanese song that inspires him, and in an introductory comment he cited it as an example of our tradition of social and topical commentary in music. In a somewhat wider view, however, Dr. Dabydeen said "the song was about the independence of Guyana and a resistance to a particular border dispute we had with Venezuela." The subject of Stabroek News' guest editorial's dismay is that he then contends that Not a Blade of Grass "is really a song sung for Britain because it's about our independence, it's about the centuries of resistance and collisions we had with Britain before we could become independent in 1966." He says, "It's about how, as an independent people, we have to start valuing our landscape, our local habits, our local speech, so that all that shame that we had as a colonised people, as a people who are descendants of slaves and coolie labour, we have to purge ourselves of and really recover our self esteem and self confidence and to create out of that sense of freedom something positive. When this song addresses Britain, at depth, it really is the Empire singing back and saying, look, we are now independent, we will never go back, and we will create new and creative links with Britain…"
I must begin by saying that, putting myself in Dr. Dabydeen's shoes, I can understand the difficulty he must have been facing in this programme in that he clearly had to come up with some platform of familiarity for his Commonwealth audience. It is a dilemma I have faced in front of North American audiences trying to present Tradewinds songs which are sometimes new to them. One often has to find a premise, or parallel, in order to explain a song like Copycats or Boyhood Days to a virgin audience, and it often proves a formidable task.
On the other hand, still in Dr. Dabydeen's shoes, I would then have approached the writer of the song in question seeking the verification or otherwise of the premise I had come up with. Nothing like that came my way. As the owner of the copyright of the song, I was asked by the BBC some months ago for permission to use the music, but no other input was sought from me. Had I been approached, I would have said two things: Dr. Dabydeen is correct that the song was indeed "in the tradition of topical and social commentary in music" (although I would have added that that form is now close to extinct), but I would have been at odds with his contention that Blade was "really a song sung for Britain because it's about our independence, it's about the centuries of resistance and collisions we had with Britain before we could become independent in 1966." This was never even remotely "a song sung for Britain" by any stretch of the imagination. This was not, as Dr. Dabydeen proposed, "an empire singing back, and saying, look, we are now independent, we will never go back, we will never go back, and we will create new and creative links with Britain." While those may be contentions held by others, I was not engrossed with such missions as I wrote the song. It may have been triggered by a border controversy, but Not a Blade of Grass is simply a case of Guyanese people expressing fervently and passionately their love for Guyana and for things Guyanese. It does not mention "border" or "armies" or "violence". The world "Venezuela" is nowhere in the song, nor is the word "collision" or "dispute". Indeed, someone can come to that song for the first time with no knowledge of the Guyana/Venezuela situation and still embrace the song totally, even without being knowledgeable about some of the ethnic terms it contains – jamoon; kreketeh; guinep, etc.
Ultimately, a disagreement on how a particular song is seen is not particularly upsetting to me – interesting or amusing but not upsetting. I have long discovered that (a) the true artist has to find "a way", or a concept, or an approach to present his/her work and that (b) that way can be interpreted differently by different persons for a variety of reasons which one has to assume are well-intentioned albeit misinterpreted. "Not a Blade of Grass" was a 3-minute song, written on an inspiration flash, in the space of a few hours, as a patriotic love-of-country song. It came to popularity that way, and 34 years later Guyanese still sing it fervently with me that way. To interpret it as more than that leaves me to ask, "Are we talking about the same song?"
Yours faithfully,
Dave Martins
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the bible says turn the other cheek but what do you do if that one is harmed also?
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I disagree that anything I said is against anything Jesus taught (barring of course my dipshit comment).
You are assuming that we must live a life as Jesus lived in order to be part of the "body".
That's complete and utter nonsense. The warrior mentality existed in Jesus by means of Joshua from the old testament. Read and learn. Jesus is "the living word".
No, I didn't say that. I'm saying that to truly follow the teachings of jesus, you have to lay down your life in the face of injustice just like jesus did. Look what it accomplished! What if Jesus had resorted to violence? What if the apostles had raided the synagogues and retaliated for the murder of their leader? Jesus himself NEVER took up arms or resorted to violence as a defense. In fact, each time prior to this when he was going to be seized, he snuck away and hid--even avoiding cities where he knew he was going to be thrown in jail. Some might even call this behavior cowardly, but that's what the gospels report that he did.
Peter was just a man--fallen like every other person on the planet. If you follow Peter's example, then you're not following jesus' example.
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I, as a man will never be like Jesus. That's a certainty I can rely on. The problem with today's Christians is not the things you mention...it's the fact that they have unrealistic expectations. For instance; being like Jesus, isn't ever gonna happen. Make the goal more realistic, be like Peter, worship God through Jesus and protect the innocent.
Your premise is off by about 2 shades and so is your comprehension.
You're just not getting it, and that's okay--it takes all kinds. If you're content being called a christian (implying that you're trying to live like christ) while openly letting everyone know that "it aint gonna happen so I'll just try to copy that other guy" then that's your business. However, a lack of understanding on your part does not constitute a lack of discernment on mine.
Your argument does help elucidate the fact that the ideals and doctrines of the christian faith have always only been intended as an ideal for man to follow--not as the divine words that magically appeared verbatim in a bunch of imperfect dudes' heads and was passed to paper INCORRUPTIBLE. So, good job on that.
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I get exactly what you are saying. I do not call myself a Christian. I cannot be a Christian, I cannot be Christ like. No one can. Christ is unique, his mind was his, his body was his...I cannot embody somebody that I am not. God created you with your own mind, your own body. Be the best you that you can be. That's my acceptance of what Jesus taught. How could you possibly be more the the best you? Trying to act like another person your entire life is a lie. Don't lie! Be real!
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Ralph Coker: Learn to say no to conserve your time
Q. I'm busy at work and in my personal life. How can I say no to requests to take on new jobs without offending the other person?
A. Time is the most valuable thing we have. We need to spend that time in things that are satisfying and rewarding. That doesn't mean pleasurable things.
We shouldn't feel guilty about saying no if it's not going to be satisfying and rewarding. After all, it's our life and time spent doing something we're not obligated to do is time not spent on things that count in life. We need to say no to protect our business and personal agendas and priorities to accomplish what we need to accomplish.
That said, many of us feel guilty when we say no. It's caused by our fundamental need for social connection and feeling part of a group. We feel that saying no may threaten that relationship by offending the other person. It may, if not done well. To the other person it means rejection. Rejection is negative and Neuroscience has shown our brains react more to the negative than to the positive.
Negative memories are stronger and long lasting to help us avoid similar experiences. Psychologists say we tend to believe others will judge us more harshly than they actually do. We think the consequences are worse than they are. Because of guilt, saying no one time can make that person more likely to say yes the next time.
There's a gentler way to say no. If you know a request is coming, rehearse saying no ahead of time. If you're prepared, you're less likely to cave in. Being prepared you're more likely to use words that won't offend the other person.
If the request is a surprise, buy time by saying "I'll think about it and get back to you." That shows you're not arbitrarily saying no but only after careful consideration. It also prepares the other person for a rejection and gives you time to put aside guilty feelings and think rationally before deciding.
Use a gentle tone of voice when saying no. Explain why you can't say yes with things including your workload, project deadlines or other prior business or personal commitments. For example, as a retiree I say no to requests for additional volunteer work by saying I'm as busy as I want to be doing things I enjoy and would have to give up something to take on the new job.
That softens the rejection for the other person and helps feelings of guilt. If the other person refuses to take no for an answer, repeat as many times as necessary. Eventually, the person will get tired and bored and give up.
Definitely don't say no but maybe next year or next time unless you really mean it. That only guarantees a followup.
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It would be hard to miss this busy square, one of the most touristy spots in all of Paris. Although today it's filled with visitors, buskers and portrait artists, place du Tertre was originally the main square of the village of Montmartre before it was incorporated into the city proper.
One of the more popular claims of Montmartre mythology is staked to La Mère Catherine at No 6: in 1814, so it's said, Cossack soldiers first introduced the term bistro (Russian for 'quickly') into the French lexicon. Another big moment came on Christmas Eve 1898, when Louis Renault's first car was driven up the Butte to the place du Tertre, igniting the start of the French auto industry.


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I need a couple of recommendations for restaurants within a mile or so of the Devaney Center in Lincoln, NE.
Also, if someone familiar with the area could suggest a couple of good places to visit, I would appreciate it. We will be there on Friday and Saturday for an event that starts at 7 PM each evening.
We will have the whole day to visit any suggested attractions.
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Restaurants in Lincoln NE
I need a couple of recommendations for restaurants within a mile or so of the Devaney Center in Lincoln, NE.
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Let me rephrase my question because it is not getting respones.
Can someone direct me to a better than average American style restaurant anywhere in Lincoln, NE?
We will have a car, so getting around is only an average problem.
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Lazlo's Brewery and Grill would probably fit the bill. It is regarded by many as the best American restaurant in town. I think there are 2 locations now. Valentino's with several locations is not an American restaurant but does have great pizzas. Try the special (with ham, hamburger, pepperoni, sausage and mushroom)--you won't find anything like it anywhere else.
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I lived in Lincoln almost 10 years ago, but there are some things I remember:
-visit the Capitol Bldg, it's really amazing, take the tour;
-there is a wonderful, small, Phillip Johnson-designed art museum on the UNL campus;
-there is, supposedly, a roller skating museum somewhere, although I never got to it;
-Pioneer Park: where the deer and the buffalo roam;
-you could take a daytrip to Omaha. There's a renovated warehouse section (the name of which unfortunately escapes me.)
-one of my favorite bars, ever, is/was O'Rourke's, on "O," street, the main drag;
-steak is big. try the aptly named Steakhouse on Cornhusker Hwy.
That's all I can come up with right now. I'll be back if I can think of anything else. (it's hard to beleive that I lived there 2 years and this is the best list I can manage!)
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I remember a good place called Jabrisco's. It is downtown by the Haymarket District. Not sure about directions but maybe you could do a search? They had a variety of foods.
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you might want to try their vistor's bureau
also, I forgot to mention that they have this rather unique fast food change called Runza's. The runza is an Eastern European (I forget which country) baked roll stuff with ground meat and onions. It's not a sit down meal, but definitely local chow worth trying.
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Hi from a native Nebraskan who's lived in Lincoln three different times in my life--in fact, our oldest child was born there--I think it's fate that I end up living in Lincoln again at some point!! Are you going for the spring football game? We are--we live 6 hours away but it's just not spring unless you go to the spring football game--ha! You have some good info from other posters. Lazlos in the Haymarket (blocks away from Memorial Stadium) is our total favorite restaurant in Lincoln. Jabrisco's is right next door to Lazlos and is (I believe) owned by the same people.
Visit the state capitol if you can--it's an amazing tourist attraction. If, by chance, you're of German-Russian descent, one of the world's foremost museum's on German-Russians is located on Ave. D, south of the capital. Nebraska is full of people of Russian-German descent (including me and it's a great way to spend an hour. Definitely eat at the Rock and Roll Runza near the University--not as good as the cabbage burgers my Grandma made, but a true Nebraska treat...get one made with cheese. The waitresses wear roller skates-it's lots of fun and the food is great. Misty's steakhouse in Havelock is the best in town--trust me. We LOVE Lincoln--let me know if you want any other tips. Have fun!
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We will be in Lincoln 3 nights for the NCAA Gymnastics meet featuring UCLA, Stanford, Alabama, Georgia, Nebraska, Arizona State, Utah, Florida, LSU, Michigan, Auburn, and Iowa. Should be a super meet with UCLA the odds on favorite, but Alabama is the defending national champ. So we will have two days to look around the city - Friday and Saturday.
I will try to follow the suggestions here. They sound good to me.
So thanks to every one who took the time to respond.
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I'm curious--where are you staying? That might help in terms of what to recommend. Enjoy your stay--love gymnastics--sounds like fun.
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We are staying at a Best Western. I believe it is called the Best Western Villager, on O street. We will have a car.
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I looked for you at Lazlos on Friday night (LOL). Seriously, hope your trip was fun and you made it home safely. I love my home state but that six hour trip west from Lincoln is a snoozer every time. Too bad the interstate doesn't run through the gorgeous Sandhills...
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In my October 2, 2008 blog entry, I shared the unfortunate news of Web 2.0's demise. This news is now hitting Silicon Valley and Silicon alleys around the world.
Soon all Web 2.0 events will either be "cancelled," or their organizers will make a last-minute attempt to pull together a last show, but throw in the towel after that, IMHO.
If they buck all business logic, and go ahead with their final scheduled Web 2.0 events, they'll lose millions of dollars and find out after their last show that Web 2.0 was DOA (as a software business model) anyway. Industry participation is a key indicator to determine the viability of technology trends. And what is better an indicator than the success or failure of an industry event on a particular subject matter.
This week a WSJ blog entry (advertorial) written by Jeremy Liew entitled, "Will the Recession Kill Web 2.0?", discusses this same thing. He approaches the subject from the business point-of-view (well, there's really no other point-of-view). He thinks some Web 2.0 companies may exit the recession stronger at the expense of the many others that won't make it through. The outcome will be based on the revenue and profitability that reflect their readership demographics, like niche sites that won't be as severely affected by the advertising slump and may flourish despite the economic downturn.
As far as "Web 2.0 as a software business model" goes, I repeat my initial view of October, 2008. Web 2.0 isn't a software business model and has never been. Yes, there was an attempt to make Web 2.0 a software business model, but it crashed and burned at the beginning of 2008, four years after the Web 2.0 Kool-Aid was first passed around the software industry as a solution, a path to heavenly riches. Now the believers in the non-existent "Web 2.0 software business model" find themselves in a situation much like much of Wall Street but without any bail-out parachutes.
I'm not saying that the "Panic of 2008" killed Web 2.0. I'm saying that Web 2.0 was never a way to create revenues. And many software companies and start-ups have ended up in the Web 2.0 dead end.
I'm also not saying that many businesses that we call Web 2.0 sites (for lack of a better term) will disappear because of the recession. What I mean is that none of them needed the services of the hundreds of software companies that positioned themselves as Web 2.0 solution providers. There hasn't been a single example of it since the day the first "Web 2.0 software business model" Kool-Aid was consumed.
Who are these Web 2.0 software companies and solutions providers?
You name them.
Any software company that had the words "Web 2.0" in their "About" page is either out of business, or saw the freight train coming and packed it up and moved off the tracks before they got hit.
Companies that redirected and refocused their research, development, services, and solutions on to more viable technologies by getting off the Web 2.0 bus will at least survive the recession. Some software companies, among best in their competitive landscape, that are providing high-impact cost-saving solutions, and directly fighting the recession will grow, profit, and prosper.
As for the question: "Will the Recession Kill Web 2.0?" - I repeat Web 2.0 as a sustainable software business model never existed and never had a chance, recession or no recession.
Think about it for a moment. Which Web 2.0 software solution provider is behind the success of MySpace, Facebook, or YouTube?
If the start-ups and giants who call themselves Web 2.0 software companies had a clue about what Web 2.0 meant, they would have created MySpace, Facebook, and YouTube.
There are dozens of future Web 2.0 success stories (for lack of a better word) -that are today at their inception, or at the toddler or teenage stage, and they'll be the Web 2.0 giants of tomorrow (recession or no recession), but none of them will be created by one of the so-called Web 2.0 solution providers you used to see on Web 2.0 conference expo floors.
Many of them don't exist anymore, and the few that are left are on life support.
With this gloomy outlook for Web 2.0 (as a software business model), a happy and healthy holiday season to all.
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I fairly agree that Web 2.0 is dying little by little, sites like Craiglist have to improve otherwise they will die and never get up
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