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6 Money Saving Tips for Single Moms written by DanielaBaker for BillCutterz Money Saving Blog.
As a single mom, you know that saving money is essential. Whether you�re trying to support your family by working three mediocre jobs or one high-paying job with long hours, chances are that you�re struggling in one way or another. Even if you have a great job, you may have trouble covering all your expenses plus the full-time childcare you use while you work.
You may feel like you�re too exhausted to even think about ways to save extra money. But consider this: when you save extra money, you may be able to cut back on your hours at work a little bit to spend more quality time with your kids � or to take a small breather for yourself. These six money-saving tips can help you find small and large ways to save as a single mom:
1. Make a budget, and stick to it
This is the number one most essential thing you must do for your family�s financial well-being. To make the most of your income, you need to create a zero-based budget, which means you have to account for every single dollar of your income, whether from your job(s), alimony, child support, or investments. When you use a budget to tell every dollar where to go, you�ll suddenly worry less about covering all your expenses. It may take a few months to work out the kinks in your budget, but the following five techniques will help you increase the likelihood you�ll stick to your budget.
2. Enlist as much help as you can
Too many single moms are afraid to ask for help, or are too proud to do so. It�s time to get over your fear and pride to find resources that can help you. If your income is very low, look into food stamps and other government assistance programs. (Remember: Those programs are there to help hard-working people like you get back on their feet.) Check out the Single Parents Alliance of America to find information on government programs as well as companies that give discounts to struggling single parents. And don�t forget to look inside your personal network for assistance, too, whether it�s a handy friend who will help with car and home maintenance in exchange for a home-cooked meal, or grandparents who will provide part-time care for your kids.
3. Make meals ahead of time
One excellent way to save money is to make meals from scratch. But when you�re a single mom working like crazy just to pay for food, this might seem like an impossible task. One great option is to set aside one weekend a month to make all your meals for the month. Sites like OnceAMonthMom.com have pre-planned, freezer-cooking menus that use affordable fresh ingredients for this task. So your family can eat healthy, affordable, made-from-scratch meals without you having to cook every day.
4. Team up with other moms
Look for single mom groups in your area, or team up with other single mom friends you already know. Rely on these women for support or start swaps to help each other out. For instance, your group of moms might run a childcare swap so that you can each have a Friday or Saturday evening off once a month. Or you can even team up with other moms to do your once-a-month freezer cooking, to carpool, or maybe even to start a sustainable business together.
5. Try to get out of debt
If may seem insurmountable to get out of debt if you�re living on a single-mom income, but being debt-free � or at least as debt-free as possible � is the absolute best way to make the most of your monthly income. Look into options like credit card balance transfers, which can help you save on minimum monthly payments so that you can put your extra funds toward paying down balances. Get rid of your expensive car for one that�s cheaper but still safe. Downsize your home to an apartment (which is easier to get out of in case of a faraway job opportunity or a financial emergency), or a small home with a smaller payment. Paying down debts and getting rid of monthly payments will free up your income for other things.
6. Look for extra income
Obviously one of the best ways to stay afloat financially is to make more money. Look into ways that you can do this from home with flexible hours, though, instead of just getting another job that will require you to pay for more daycare. Love scrapbooking? Create cards after the kids are in bed, and sell them online. Enjoy writing? Start picking up freelance writing gigs. Have a very marketable skill in tech or any other hot area? Consider offering consulting services to small businesses that have questions you could answer. You can earn a side income, if you get creative and work hard to get your business going.
Whether you�re saving money on groceries, finding a few extra bucks to put into a savings account, or teaming up with other moms to start a small business, you can find ways to succeed as a single mom. By being proactive about your financial situation now, you can get out of that hole and learn to love your life with your kids as a motivated single woman.
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NIST Announces Broad Call for Research Grant Proposals in Science and Engineering
From NIST Tech Beat: December 13, 2011
Michael Baum
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has announced that it is accepting proposals for funding for a broad range of potential research projects and related activities that support the institute's measurement science and engineering programs. The combined announcement for the NIST Measurement Science and Engineering (MSE) Research Grant Programs, issued on Dec. 7, 2011, describes nine separate research and development funding programs of the research agency.
Potential R&D topics under the programs span the breadth of NIST's interests. The nine MSE programs include:
Proposals for these grant programs are accepted on a rolling basis, without fixed deadlines. Proposals to the Fire Research Grant Program received after 5 p.m. Eastern time on January 30, 2012, may be considered for funding under this solicitation in either the current or next fiscal year, subject to the availability of funds. For the other eight programs, proposals received after 5 p.m. Eastern time on June 1, 2012, may be considered for funding under this solicitation in either the current or next fiscal year, subject to the availability of funds.
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NEW BEDFORD — A 6-year-old girl was taken to Hasbro Children's Hospital in Providence this afternoon, after she was hit by a vehicle on Deane Street, police said.
According to a police dispatcher, some children were playing in the street when the accident occurred about 12:15 p.m. in the section of Deane Street between Belleville Avenue and North Front Street.
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When Family Matters
Alafair S. Burke
Hofstra University - Maurice A. Deane School of Law
Yale Law Journal, Vol. 119, p. 1210, 2010
Hofstra Univ. Legal Studies Research Paper No. 10-16
In Privilege or Punish: Criminal Justice and the Challenge of Family Ties, Dan Markel, Jennifer Collins, and Ethan Leib make an important contribution to the growing literature on criminal law and families by documenting the ways that criminal law advantages and burdens actors based on familial status and identifying the potential harms that are unleashed when criminal law recognizes family status. This Feature seeks to complement that contribution by situating the authors' observations within the context of two considerations beyond Privilege or Punish's immediate focus: chronological trends and the practical realities that can shape application of formal law. By distinguishing criminal law's traditions from contemporary trends, the Feature identifies both a gradual de-emphasis of legally recognized family forms and an increased willingness to enforce criminal law within families, regardless of how they are comprised. It concludes by arguing that effective enforcement of criminal law within families often requires the criminal justice system to yield to family relationships, not for the purpose of promoting preferred family forms, but to serve the criminal law's familiar retributive and utilitarian goals.
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CAPE GIRARDEAU - Two Alabama men pled guilty to charges of unlawfully possessing a firearm in connection with an incident in Scott County.
Marvin Alton McKay, 31, of Hamilton, Ala., and Larry Lavon Lay, 61, of Jasper, Ala., pled guilty to one felony count of being a previously convicted felon in possession of a firearm. They appeared Tuesday before United State District Judge Catherine D. Perry.
On Jan. 11, 2005, a citizen called the Scott County Sheriff's office and reported he was following a vehicle whose occupants had broken into his uncle's house. The officers responded to the area and tried to stop the vehicle, which then fled but later was stopped in Sikeston. McKay was driving the vehicle with Lay and two female passengers. A Remington 12 gauge shotgun was found in the vehicle.
The officers went to the house that had been broken into, located on State Highway NN, in Scott County, and found that the front door was kicked in. The owner of the house told the officers that a Remington 12 gauge shotgun was taken in the burglary.
After he was arrested Lay stated McKay kicked the door open on the house. He said that he and McKay went into the house and took some personal property, including the Remington shotgun.
Due to their previous criminal histories, both men are forbidden by law to possess firearms.
Both face a maximum punishment of life imprisonment and a $250,000 fine. Sentencing has been set for May 10.


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The manager of the "Mother Goose" girls who showed at the Page in one of the vaudeville acts Wednesday and Thursday is more of a goose than he looks, for he took about six dollars worth of portable electric fixtures at the Page and nearly got away with them. The loss was discovered just before train time this morning and a search of his trunks by the police at the depot unearthed the missing fixtures. No arrest was made, the theater managers being contented with the recovery of the goods.
A warrant was sworn out this morning against Charles K. Harland charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. Harland, it is alleged, had been advertising furniture for sale and collecting the money, promising to deliver the furniture the same day. Mr. S.M. Herbert, who bought $35 worth of Harland's furniture, swore to the complaint and as soon as apprehended. Harland will be taken into custody and given a preliminary hearing.
In response to a generous invitation to women interested in the work of civic improvement, the parlors of Mrs. J.F. Reddy's home, 122 Oregon Terrace, were crowded yesterday afternoon with women eager to help in advertising the resources of the valley, and desirous of making Medford a beautiful city in which to live. Mrs. Reddy, whose mind works along broadly constructive lines, presented a plan: first for holding an amateur rose show; second, for appointing a committee to work in conjunction with the general committee in charge of the Fourth of July celebration; and third, by outlining a method whereby the general appearance of the town may be greatly improved by cleaning up parkings and planting shade trees.
It would be a very difficult matter at present for Medford to compete with the glories of the Portland Rose Show to be held next week, but with forethought in planting, careful selection of variety and intelligent cultivation, we may next year successfully compete with even Portland's first rose show, which was certainly a modest affair. At an amateur rose show to be held on the fourth at a time and place which will not interfere with the more general activities of the day, choice roses from home gardens will be on display.
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The Stereotypical Christians of 'Orange Is the New Black'
The following post contains details from the first and second seasons of Orange Is the New Black. (Don't say we didn't warn you.)
I love my Don Drapers and Walter Whites, but we were long overdue for a Piper Chapman. She's the main character of Orange Is the New Black, a Brooklyn yuppie serving time for crimes committed in her adventurous youth (based on the real-life Piper Kerman, whose memoir inspired the show). Her story is not, at least after two seasons, a tale of redemption.
With nothing but time to face her own darkness, Piper is no longer recognizable as the innocent woman who first entered prison. Antiheroes like Draper, White, and Chapman help us explore the darker side of our humanity at a distance. Through Piper, we step into a society-within-a-society—a low-security women's prison—in which women are forced to come to terms with their literal crimes and the ways they became the women who committed them. Stripped of the ability to slip into roles defined by the men in their lives—girlfriend, mother, wife—the inmates find freedom to face those choices that have led them to prison and the internal strength to figure out how to move forward.
Orange Is the New Black is not for everyone; it comes with all the warnings of a typical premium cable show. Yet, it's a show worth talking about. Its cast is refreshingly diverse, and its nuanced treatments of race and sexuality have given recognizable flesh to complex realities that can all too easily become theoretical. Because the show has done so well at this, its handling of another of society's great dividers—religion—has been such a major disappointment.
In many ways, OITNB is a show about how people delude themselves—not just into committing crimes, but also into the beliefs that shape their understanding of who they are. The axiom "prison breaks you" becomes most powerful as it challenges these inmates' most deeply-held convictions. But for a show that does such a good job of plunging beneath labels and inhabiting so complex realities, it fails to portray faith in a way that is at all recognizable to its lived experience.
The first season built up to a cliffhanger that hinged on the outcome of a violent fight between Piper and her "born-again" rival who, after failing to convert Piper like she boldly proclaimed Jesus promised she would, declares herself an "angel of the Lord" and stabs her. Pennsatucky is a Christian character unlike any other on TV: a meth addict who became an accidental poster child of the pro-life movement when she killed an abortion clinic worker—never mind that it was because she insulted her during her fifth abortion—and embraced her newfound "religion" by spouting off Scripture and declaring herself a faith healer.
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Taylor Swift Offered Role in Les Misérables
Taylor reportedly wins role over contenders Lea Michele, Scarlett Johansson and Evan Rachel Wood.
It looks like Taylor Swift has beaten Glee star Lea Michele, as well as actresses Scarlett Johansson and Evan Rachel Wood for the role of Eponine in the film adaptation of Les Misérables.
According to broadwayworld.com, an offer is on the table for Taylor to take on the role, and the 22-year-old superstar is expected to accept it. If she accepts the role as Eponine, Taylor would join join an all-star cast including Russell Crowe (Javert), Hugh Jackman (Jean Valjean), Sacha Baron Cohen (Thernardier), Eddie Redmayne (Marius), Aaron Tveit (Enjolras), Anne Hathaway (Fantine) and Helena Bonham Carter (Madame Thenardier).
The film, directed by Tom Hooper, is set to begin shooting in March, with all cast members singing live on film. Les Misérables is set to be released on Dec. 7, 2012—just before Taylor's 23rd birthday on Dec. 13.
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By Stephen Seplow Stephen Seplow, a longtime editor and reporter at the Philadelphia
Inquirer and a former news editor in Knight Ridder's Washington bureau,
is a Philadelphia writer.
And it's not that they believe their readers are disinterested. They don't.
In fact, the editors said by a wide margin that their readers have a deeper interest in foreign news than their newspapers are satisfying. And a majority, 53 percent, said cost is a "major obstacle" to providing more overseas reporting.
These are some of the results of a recently concluded survey of 218 editors conducted by Dwight L. Morris & Associates of Centreville, Virginia, for the Pew International Journalism Program. Of the 218 editors, 72 were from newspapers with less than 50,000 circulation, 65 from papers with circulation between 50,000 and 100,000 and 81 from papers with 100,000 or above.
Morris surveyed wire editors, foreign editors and others directly responsible for the international report in their papers. He did not survey top editors unless, as is the case at some of the smallest papers, they make story-by-story decisions on foreign news.
This almost certainly played a role in the results. I have just finished interviewing wire editors, foreign editors and top editors at a number of papers, and I think it's fair to say that the editors who spend all day worrying about foreign news feel more aggrieved about perceived shortcomings in that area than news executives with broader domains.
While not so pleased with their own area, 88 percent of the editors rated their papers excellent or good in meeting reader interest in sports. I venture to guess from spending a lifetime in newsrooms that sports editors would not have been that satisfied. Morris says that the foreign editors might have a "tendency to be particularly dissatisfied with their own world, frustrated by it. But all we can do is take their answers at face value."
When asked how well their papers satisfied the interest of their readers in foreign news, only 2 percent of the editors interviewed responded "excellent" and 41 percent said "good." Another 44 percent said "fair" and 12 percent said "poor." One percent didn't give an opinion.
Still, the editors interviewed were slightly more upbeat about their own papers than about the media in general, including television. Asked to rate the news media's overall coverage of foreign news, 5 percent said it was "excellent" and 31 percent said "good." A majority, 54 percent, said "fair," and 10 percent said "poor."
Editors at larger papers tended to be harsher about the media as a whole and more satisfied with the performance of their own papers. For example, 74 percent of those at the 100,000-plus papers said the media in general were fair to poor in covering foreign news, while only 58 percent were that negative at the other papers.
But in judging themselves, 64 percent of those at the smallest papers said they were fair to poor as compared with 51 percent in the medium-size papers and 53 percent at the largest.
Despite the poor grades, foreign and wire editors were about evenly divided on whether their papers were making a mistake in not providing more extensive foreign coverage. Some 54 percent thought their papers contained the proper balance of news coverage, while 46 percent said they should run more foreign news.
Virtually everyone (95 percent) agreed that interest in foreign news had grown since September 11. And 78 percent said they have been given more space for it, although most of that has gone for coverage of the war on terrorism. Surprisingly, 19 percent of the editors said they received no additional space for foreign news after September 11 and 3 percent said they got less.
The editors expect both the increased interest and the increased space to erode the further we get from September 11. Sixty-four percent expect interest to decline while 25 percent think it won't.
Morris concludes that editors think the heightened interest will wane because they don't think it was that deep in the first place. When readers were asked if they were "very interested" in five news categories--local, national, foreign, business and sports--only business ranked lower than foreign. Thirty-six percent of the editors thought their readers were "very interested" in foreign news, while another 57 percent said readers were "somewhat interested." There were variations depending on the size of the papers represented. At the largest papers, which tend to be in cities with more diverse ethnic populations, 46 percent of editors said their readers were "very interested," while at the smaller papers 30 percent said so.
As for space, 58 percent of the editors who have received a larger newshole anticipate a gradual shrinkage to pre-September 11 levels while 32 percent expect to maintain their gains. Even with the growth, 50 percent of the editors said their daily allotment for foreign news was 100 inches or less, and 73 percent said the allotments accounted for 10 percent or less of the newshole.
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The Holy Scriptures, both Old and New Testaments, came to us by the Jewish people. The world, therefore, is indebted to the Jews because wherever these Scriptures have come,
they brought the blessings of light, joy, and peace.
Out of gratitude to the Jewish people for their gift of the Bible to us, and in partial repayment of our debt, we desire to make the Holy Scriptures available to every Jewish
home. After many centuries of anti-Semitism, whatever man says is suspect and inadequate. Therefore, we believe the only way we can approach our Jewish friends is by giving
them what has been given to us - The Word of God.
In consequence, this Society was founded in 1940 with the aim of providing Jewish people with a FREE copy of the Holy Scriptures in bilingual form i.e. in Hebrew and the
readers daily tongue. Since that time, over one million copies have been given to Jewish people all over the world.
At first, the New Testament was produced in Hebrew and English. However, as these Testaments were received by Jewish people, requests came for other languages and the TNach
(Old Testament). In response to this demand, the Society now publishes the TNach in Hebrew alone and in Hebrew-English. The New Testament is also published in eleven
bilingual formats.
Since the beginning of the work, the Holy Scriptures have gone from our offices to more than 100 countries where Jewish people live. Every day requests are received either from
or for Jewish people, and it is our pleasure to respond by sending them the Word of God.
We believe the Word of God is indeed a lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path. On this account, we have no hesitation in offering it to Jewish people.
The sole ministry of this Society is to print and publish the Word of God; nothing more can be done, and everything less than this is a waste of time and energy. We are in
existence by the grace of God to provide the bilingual Holy Scriptures to every Jewish home throughout the world and without cost to the recipient.
The work is prayerfully supported by people who have a sincere and genuine love for Israel and the Jewish people. We call upon believers of the Lord Jesus Christ everywhere,
who also love His ancient and beloved people, to consider His work amongst them through the free distribution of His Word. I have given them Thy Word. Sanctify them through
Thy truth: Thy Word is truth. (John 17:14, 17)
Every two months the Society publishes a magazine called the Lamp and Light. In each issue a report is given on the latest news of the work. There are two Bible studies, and
at least two pages are taken up with letters we receive from Jewish people or Christians seeking the Societys Scripture.
At the beginning of the year, a list of Jewish festivals is included, and as conferences take place, reports are included. We also regularly publish personal accounts of Jewish
people who have become believers upon the Lord Jesus Christ. If you wish to receive it, please contact our Head Office.
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Bilingual Scripture booklets are available in the above languages and also in Hebrew - Polish, Marathi, Greek, Amharic, and Hungarian. Bilingual
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The Society has depots in: Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, France, Holland, India, Israel, South Africa, Ukraine, and the U.S.A.


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Farfetch.com Signs the Webster
Take a look inside the Miami mainstay.
The online shopping hub plans to add the South Beach–based mainstay to its roster of boutiques on August 27. In this clip, co-founder Laure Heriard Dubreuil gives a tour of her store, which carries up to ninety brands, from Balenciaga, Lanvin, and Margiela to Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, and Julien David. Dubreuil says, "We chose Miami to open The Webster because Miami is such a lovely place — the lifestyle, the quality of life, on the beach with the sunshine, and the palm trees." Or, to borrow phrasing from philosopher Will Smith, "Party in the city where the heat is on/ All night on the beach till the break of dawn/ Welcome to Miami/ (Bienvenido a Miami)."


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Went to a Gameday tourney two years ago and only had one umpire per game. Worst run tournament I had ever been involved with. Wondering if they have improved since then?
The one that we attended last year also had one umpire..
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Childrens Hospital
Season 7
Kids Hospital
Fresh off being fired last season by Blake, the Childrens Hospital doctors find new jobs and intense challenges at a crosstown hospital run by the stern Dr. Kids. Meanwhile, Blake turns to a life of crime with his no-good brother, Sir Tinklebutton.
One Million Saved
A rare disease appears at Childrens Hospital, and the team has to journey into the buried remains of the original Childrens Hospital with Val's alter-ego, Derrick Childrens, to find the cure. Meanwhile, the rest of the doctors desperately try to save the hospital's landmark millionth patient.
Sy's Tenure
When Sy finally gets tenure, he decides to use its powers for the greatest good: building the world's first consumer jetpack. Elsewhere, Chief is stranded on a dance pedestal, and Owen learns just how hard it is to be the hospital DJ.
Doctor Beth
Set four years ago, Nurse Beth's origins are uncovered as we explore the world of the Nurses' Quarters in the Childrens Hospital basement. Beth has to navigate the complex social hierarchy of the nurses and avoid losing their friendship when she suddenly gets promoted to doctor.
The Show You Watch
A look back at an episode of the popular 1950's variety show The Show You Watch, known for its irascible host, hilarious skits, and elaborate dances, but mostly revered for its weekly visit to Childrens Hospital, the sketch upon which the present day show is loosely based.
Blake, Lola, and Glenn are excited to be attending this year's Doctor of the Year Convention (or DOY) in Vegas. Even though Blake has won six years in a row, Glenn and Lola are determined to win. Owen tags along to visit his mom, with surprising consequences.


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The BJP CD
April 7, 2007
"That day is not far away when we will be afraid to even call ourselves Hindu, and you will never be able to find a Sohanlal, Mohanlal, Atmaram or Radhekrishan anywhere. Wherever we look, we will only see Abbas, Naqvi, Rizvi, and Maulvi".
Siddharth Varadarajan shares the contents of the Bhartiya Janta Party's now-withdrawn campaign CD in the Uttar Pradesh polls.
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Home > About Donation & Transplantation > Terms and Topics
OPTN (Organ Procurement Transplant Network)
SRTR (Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients
Bone Marrow and Cord Blood Donation and Transplantation
UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing)
American Society of Transplantation
Center for International Blood & Bone Marrow Transplant Research
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Heart—A muscular organ that pumps blood through the body. The heart can be donated and transplanted.
Heart Valves—Prevent the back flow or leakage of blood as it is being pumped through the chambers inside of the heart. Heart valves can be donated and transplanted.
Hemodialysis—A treatment for kidney failure in which the patient's blood is passed through a filtering membrane to remove excess fluid and wastes.
Histocompatibility—The examination or testing of antigens to determine if a donor organ will "match" and be compatible with a potential recipient's system. This routine test is often called tissue-typing and helps identify the most suitable recipient for a donated organ.
Human Leukocyte Antigens (HLA)—A genetically determined series of markers (molecules) located on human white blood cells (leukocytes) and on tissues that are inherited from both biological parents. HLA matching is important for compatibility between donor and recipient.


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The Case of the Missing Posts at Willow Gate
In between snow storms, the Montpelier Archaeology Department completed the Willow Gate excavations. We knew about a Madison-era gate present in this locale from a description by John H.B. Latrobe following his 1832 visit to Montpelier. He described a high red gate hung upon white posts. During Madison's day, such gates served a practical purpose to keep animals out of the grounds. The gate also distinguished the formal environs of the mansion from the larger working plantation.
Over the past two months we searched for the Madison-era gateposts at the bottom of the hill, in front of the mansion. In the end, we found three generations of 19th century post holes at Willow Gate. Through a deductive process we dated each post to determine which are the remains of the Madison-era post.
The two post holes we located that relate to the Madison-era gate posts were large square holes that ran approximately four feet deep from the present ground surface. To locate these post holes, the team had to cut and remove the asphalt road and gravels with a backhoe. This allowed us to reach the early 20th century surface.
We used a 1908 map that showed the position of the later-dating gate posts at Willow Gate to determine where to begin our excavations. We assumed the posts shown in early 20th century and late 19th century photographs would be somewhere close to the original position of the Madison-era posts. Very quickly, the team located key features shown on the 1908 map and determined where to look for the posts and ended up finding two sets of posts. The question remained as to which related to the Madison-era post described by Labtrobe in 1832.
We had a major clue that allowed us to differentiate between the late 19th century post holes shown in the photographs from the Madison-era posts: the late 19th-century gate at Willow Gate. This gate is 12.5 feet wide. When we measured between the two large square posts, we found the distance to be 12 feet. This precluded the posts from being associated with the later-dating gate. The other posts located during the excavations, however, fit the dimensions for the late 19th century gate perfectly. We will reinstall posts in their Madison-era location in the very near future. These new posts will mark the entrance to the mansion's formal grounds.
The following report details the discoveries that we made at Willow Gate. To view this report as a pdf file, please click here. This report contains many additional photos from our investigations. Part of the information we have not received yet is the species analysis of the wood we recovered from the Madison-era posts. We will update the report when that information comes in.


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Despite a lukewarm reception for "The Expendables 3," the fourth film in the action franchise is gearing up to shoot next year for release in 2017.
The week in collectibles included new looks at heavy metal Iron Man, lots of DC Comics themed LEGO sets, strange Marvel MiniMates and a contemplative Darth Vader from Sideshow Collectibles.
Whether you know him as Soviet boxer Ivan Drago, Universal Solider Andrew Scott or duplicitous drug addict Gunnar Jensen from "The Expendables," there's probably a few things you don't realize about Dolph Lundgren.
POP!'s George Khoury spoke with stars Steve Austin, Dolph Lundgren and Terry Crews about their experiences filming their new movie, working with Sylvester Stallone and why "The Expendables" is a truly manly movie.
Dynamite has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale this Wednesday, June 30, including "Green Hornet: Parallel Lives" #1, "The Expendables" #3, "Prince of Persia: Before the Sandstorm" #1 and more.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided advance looks at new comics on sale this Wednesday, May 19, including "Stargate: Vala Doran" #1, "The Expendables" #1 and "Battlefields: The Firefly and His Majesty Part 3" #6.
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Fed up with cupcake cops
In physics, a unified field theory is an attempt to explain with a single hypothesis the behavior of several fields. Its political corollary is the Cupcake Postulate, which explains everything, from Missouri to Iraq, concerning Americans' comprehensive withdrawal of confidence from government at all levels and all areas of activity.
Washington's response to the menace of school bake sales illustrates progressivism's ratchet: The federal government subsidizes school lunches, so it must control the lunches' contents, which validates regulation of what it calls "competitive foods," such as vending machine snacks. Hence the need to close the bake sale loophole, through which sugary cupcakes might sneak: Foods sold at fundraising bake sales must, with some exceptions, conform to federal standards.


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Paul Halmos' book I Want to Be a Mathematician—An Automathography (MAA, 1985) mixed biographical material and mathematics with a historical view of the development of U.S. mathematical research from the 1930s to the l980s. Readable, enjoyable, straightforward, detailed, and opinionated, it offered first-hand insight into how Paul Halmos approached research, his career, and his life.
Halmos' legacy is not merely mathematics but also advice and opinion about writing, publishing, speaking, research, and thinking about mathematics. Exploring these topics with a mixture of conviction and humility, his work influenced the professional lives of many mathematicians in the latter half of the twentieth century. Halmos died in 2006 at the age of 90.
In George Csicsery's 44-minute film I Want to Be a Mathematician: A Conversation with Paul Halmos (2009), which the MAA produced, Halmos comes alive again as a master mathematician.
Interviewed by former MAA Director of Publications Peter Renz in 1999, Halmos reveals his ideas on mathematics; how to teach it; and how to write about it. Mathematicians Robert Bekes, David Eisenbud, Jean Pedersen, and Donald Sarason reveal their sentiments about Halmos. Interviews with Halmos by Don Albers and Halmos' own writing, based on the Automathography, are included as PDF documents.
For additional information visit director George Csicsery's website, http://www.zalafilms.com/index.html.
Halmos was an advocate of the Moore method of teaching mathematics and had been a friend of R.L. Moore (1882–1974), who developed that approach. This interview was initiated to gather Halmos' reflections about Moore for the Educational Advancement Foundation (EAF) and its "Legacy of R.L. Moore Project." The EAF commissioned Peter Renz and director George Csicsery to film Halmos' at his home in Los Gatos, Calif. Their film follows a Q&A format and is organized into sections with the following subject titles:
"To be a communicator, you have to be honest, you have to tell an audience what it is that you communicated," Halmos says at the start. "Tell them what you're going to tell them, tell them, and tell them what you told them."
"It might seem unnecessary to insist that in order to say something well you must have something to say, but it's no joke," Halmos declares at another point in the film. "Much bad writing, mathematical and otherwise, is caused by a violation of that first principle."
"Halmos' life was a work of art," interviewer Peter Renz has said. "You see this in the film . . . [and his] autobiography. Halmos tells you not just what he did, but how he did it."
Is this art of his right for everybody? Perhaps not. Look at the selections titled "Work, Preparation, and Spontaneity" in the bonus features, especially David Eisenbud's remarks about trying to incorporate Halmos' ideas when Eisenbud gave a colloquium at Bloomington, Ind. But we can all learn from Halmos.
"How does one move from studying to learning, to doing research, and onward in a career? There is no single path for all, but there are examples to learn from. In I Want to Be a Mathematician, the book and the film, Paul Halmos tells us how he did it—with grace, charm, and wit."
"The depth and power" of Halmos' personality, said director Csicsery, "infuse each section with a special Paul Halmos flavor that makes watching him on video such a compelling experience. His elegant performance shows his consummate skill as a communicator. I Want To Be a Mathematician: A Conversation with Paul Halmos has a message about successful communication for anyone who has ever addressed an audience, taught class, or written an essay or article."
I Want to Be a Mathematician—A Conversation with Paul Halmos (DVD)
George Csicsery, Director
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I Want to Be a Mathematician—An Automathography
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George Zimmerman has kept quiet since he shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin back in February 2012...
But Zimmerman's father is now speaking out. Sharing his son's side of the story.
The elder Zimmerman told Fox's Sean Hannity last night that his son was defending himself the night Martin was killed. Reiterating the self-defense claim that his son told police back in February.
But many are still outraged at the handling of the case. In fact, it's fueled the debate over racism in America. With many accusing George Zimmerman of racial profiling and killing an unarmed teen. Yet Zimmerman's father maintains, his son shot in self defense.
"Trayvon came from his left side and asked him did he have a problem. George said no. At that point Trayvon said, "Well you do now," and punched him in the nose. knocked him in the concrete and started beating him."
Robert Zimmerman says people are hiding the truth for their own agendas. The case remains under investigation.
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Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY): How Showrooming Can Save the Chain
Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY) reported quarterly earnings that were worse even than critics had expected. The world's largest electronics chain earned four cents a share compared to estimates of twelve cents. More concerning still, Best Buy said free cash flow would be as much as 30% lower than expectations. The numbers call into question yet again whether or not Best Buy has a place in a world of e-commerce stores and low-price televisions. The answer depends on whether or not the chain can learn how to embrace what they are and stop complaining about what they aren't.
Specifically, Best Buy needs to stop complaining about things like Showrooming. Defined as customers coming into stores to "kick the tires" on products prior to buying online, showrooming has been fingered as one of the key reasons Best Buy won't make it. The reality is just the opposite.
Best Buy CEO Hubert Joly has said the chain is going to start embracing showrooming as a chance to sell to a captive audience. Retail expert Hitha Prabhakar says Best Buy should embrace the move more aggressively using their installed customer base. "There are 40 million people in Best Buy's loyalty customer program," she notes in the attached "Breakout" clip. "Why are they not focusing on those customers?"
Have you ever wondered how billionaires continue to get RICHER, while the rest of the world is struggling?
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WOONSOCKET, R.I. -- Friday's show at Chan's Eggroll and Jazz featuring Erin�Harpe�& the Delta Swingers has been canceled due to a family emergency, the club has announced.
Instead, Chan's has added a second Holiday Extravaganza blues and R&B show, starting at 8 p.m. The show is hosted By Jimmy "2 Suits" Capone, with Toni Lynn Washington & the Duke Robillard rhythm section featuring Bruce Bears on keys, Brad Hallen on bass and Mark Teixiera on drums. Tickets are $12.
The�Saturday Holiday Extravaganza show is sold out.
Chan's is at 267 Main St., Woonsocket. For more information, call (401) 765-1900 or go to chanseggrollsandjazz.com
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Frustrating actually. Then light finally dawns this morning with my last dream. Yes, oh baby it's sooo good. I know where I'm going and all I had to do was walk along a beach holding hands with my lesbian lover. I'm laughing because I have no idea where that came from either. I'm hetero through and through but my husband certainly gave me strange looks while I told him everything over our morning coffee.
I must say, this is perfect. I can't wait to get going on this little interesting twist. I'll keep you posted as I go along. Just in case there are more intriguing tidbits that unfold. One never knows what will come to them in dreams but it really is up to us to explore those possibilities - purely from an artist's perspective anyway.
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Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
A classic horror-comedy hybrid film about two Florida train station baggage handling clerks: Chick Young (Bud Abbott) and Wilbur Grey (Lou Costello), who are being pursued by a multitude of Universal's horror characters (Frankenstein (Glenn Strange), Dracula (Bela Lugosi), Wolfman (Lon Chaney, Jr.), etc.) that they unknowingly deliver in crates to McDougals' House of Horror; the many scenes of Wilbur foolishly in love with evil mad lady scientist Dr. Sandra Mornay (Lenore Aubert) and going hysterically beserk with terror and fright - especially in the revolving door sequence; and the hilarious response by Wilbur to Larry Talbot's admission of lycanthropy (turning into a beast in the light of a full moon): "You and 20 million other guys"; and the costume ball sequence in which the monsters are unnoticed among the guests
About Last Night... (1986)
The lengthy opening sequence (with the characters appearing on-screen and then alternating with voice-over dialogue over blue-on-black title credits) in which slobbish, sexist, vulgar, loud-mouthed and self-assured pal Bernie Litko (James Belushi) and co-worker pal Danny Martin (Rob Lowe) are walking around various locales in Chicago as Bernie tells his enthralled friend about his previous night's outrageous and wild sexual adventure, involving, among other things: a 20 (or 19) year-old "broad" at a pancake house for whom he bought a pack of Viceroy cigarettes - who may or may not be a 'pro' - who decides they should both go to her room so she could pay him back. She invites him to take a shower with her (and then "f--k") - enthralled by her tits, ass, and legs - he delivers a welcomed towel flick on her ass (producing a red mark and a squeal) and she proceeds to put on a World War II flak suit (from a suitcase under the bed). As they are making love on her bed, while he cries out "Boom" every 30 seconds and a tape recorder plays "airplane noises" (rat-a-tat-tat), she then sets herself on fire with a Zippo lighter after dousing herself with gasoline during an aerial bomber reenactment, screaming: "Give it to me now, for the love of Christ!" - this causes the arrival of firemen from the Chicago Fire Department, from a screenplay by David Mamet titled "Sexual Perversity in Chicago"
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)
The scenes of manic, rubber-faced "pet dick" Ace Ventura (Jim Carrey) on the trail of a potential suspect, ex-Miami Dolphin's disgraced field goal kicker named Ray Finkle (transgendered female police Lieutenant Einhorn!) and a lost dolphin (named Snowflake - the mascot of the Miami Dolphins); the infamous butt talking scene; the montage of Ace searching for an AFC Championship ring (with a missing cut amber stone) on athletes' fingers; the bathroom scene of Ace accidentally feeding a shark in a tank rather than the dolphin, and Ace's dressing in a tutu and pretending to be a traumatized ex-footballer living out his last game (complete with slow-mos and instant replays), in order to get into the Shady Acre mental hospital's storage room of patients' belongings
Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995)
The scene of Ace Ventura (Jim Carrey) hiding in an animatronic rhinoceros ("I'm just a curious little rhino") in order to spy on one of his suspects in the theft of an albino bat - and then discovering the cooling system has failed ("Kinda hot in these rhinos...Warm"), forcing him to strip completely and squeeze himself out of the rhino's birth canal in order to get out - in full view of a group of shocked safari tourists; also the scene of Ace making shadow puppets on the screen in the projection room
The opening scene of 'dumb blonde' defendant Doris Attinger (Judy Holliday) trailing her philandering, two-timing husband Warren (Tom Ewell) - and fumbling within her purse to take out her deadly pistol and also remove an instruction manual to learn how to release the safety catch; the scenes of happily-married lawyers: chauvinistic District Attorney Adam Bonner (Spencer Tracy) and his savvy wife/defense lawyer Amanda Bonner (Katharine Hepburn) on opposing sides of a murder case squaring off against each other in their personal lives at home (i.e., during a massage session); and in the final classic lines of the film reaching a mutual understanding and finally admitting that there is really only one fundamental difference between the sexes ("Vive la difference"); also the scene in the defendant's jail cell with her attorney Amanda when she delivers her entire rendition of the events of the day of the shooting -- punctuated with eating episodes (two rare hamburgers and lemon meringue pie, for instance)
Airplane! (1980)
The film's many effective puns, sight gags, parodies, wordplays, and other jokes, beginning with the opening credits sequence set to the familiar music of Jaws with the plane's fin appearing through the clouds; the Airport '75 (1974) spoof scene of the singing of River of Jordan by air stewardess Randy (Lorna Patterson) while continually knocking out the I-V drip for transplant patient (Jill Whelan) - on the way to the Mayo Clinic who desperately struggles during the song; also the deadpanned, sexually-prurient and provocative lines by Captain Clarence Oveur (Peter Graves) to a young boy, among others: "Ya ever seen a grown man naked?" and "Do you like movies about gladiators?" - or the plentiful puns: ("Surely, you can't be serious!" "I am serious , and don't call me 'Shirley'!"); the continuing confusion of the pilot's "Roger" with his own navigator Roger (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) while talking to ground control; and stewardess Elaine Dickinson's (Julie Hagerty) question over the PA: ("By the way, is there anyone on board who knows how to fly a plane?"), and the infamous "fellatio" scene in which Elaine is given directions by air-traffic control to reinflate Otto the Autopilot doll (an inflatable man in a pilot suit) by a nozzle in his belt buckle ("On the belt line of the automatic pilot there's a tube. Now that is the manual inflation nozzle. Take it out and blow on it") -- Otto suddenly sports a huge satisfied grin and later both Otto and Elaine smoke cigarettes; also the "Oh stewardess, I speak jive" scene between elderly passenger Jive Lady (Barbara Billingsley) who offered to translate the jive talk of two black passengers: ("Cut me some slack, Jack!... Chump don't want no help, chump don't GET da' help!"); and ex-flier Ted Striker's (Robert Hays) flashback of dancing madly while the Bee Gee's "Stayin' Alive" plays - a send-up of Saturday Night Fever, or his passionate kiss with Elaine on the beach while covered in kelp - a spoof of From Here to Eternity
The classic, tragically funny, disastrous dinner-party scene, in which aspiring, pretentious Alice (Katharine Hepburn) hopelessly wishes to rise up above the low-social prominence of her vulgar, poor family to impress her rich new suitor Arthur Russell (Fred MacMurray) by inviting him to a "stylish" dinner party at her own home - in the wilting humidity and heat - served by the part-time hired black servant/cook Malena (Hattie McDaniel)
All of Me (1984)
The clever role-reversal comedy with physical slapstick comedy performed by its comedy stars Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin as two parts or personalities of the same person (a left male side and right female side); one is unhappy lawyer and jazz musician Roger Cobb (Martin) and the other is his wealthy, dying invalid client/spinster Edwina Cutwater (Tomlin) - whose soul transmigrates into Roger's body through the misguided efforts of befuddled, incomprehensible but beatific Tibetan shaman/mystic Prahka Lasa (Richard Libertini) - and who can only be seen in mirrors; the hilarious scenes in which Roger fights with his female half whenever he does anything (such as drive, walk down the street, or make love); the scene in which he has to go to the bathroom at a urinal, and he tries to teach his half-female body what to do (Edwina is instructed to "tap" afterward) - and he experiences a tug-of-war as they attempt to walk down the street together ("First me, then you, me, you, me, you..."); also the courtroom scene during divorce proceedings for his boss in which Edwina eventually takes control and wins the case for the wife - while representing the husband/boss!; also, the crazy and crowd-pleasing song-and-dance number to "All of Me" in the end credits when the two of them dance together in a mirror's reflection ("Okay, try it with your own feet") -- culminating with them toppling over each other
American Pie (1999)
The scene in which an acutely embarrassed Jim Levinstein (Jason Biggs) is caught by his father (Eugene Levy) while making out with a warm, freshly-baked apple pie on the kitchen counter - and is advised: "Well, we'll just tell your mother that uh, that uh, we ate it all", in the gross-out teen comedy (with the slogan: "You never forget your first slice!")
Disreputable African explorer Captain Jeffrey Spaulding (Groucho Marx) - Groucho's most celebrated character - leading the rousing "Hooray for Captain Spaulding!" (Groucho's familiar theme song) and his entrance - borne on a litter by African natives including his great monologue about his African exploits: ("One morning, I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas I don't know"); the leg-holding scene; the unbelievable boxing/wrestling match between the Professor (Harpo Marx) and society matron Mrs. Rittenhouse (Margaret Dumont), the lunatic bridge game, the business letter dictation scene with his secretary (Zeppo) (he omits a 'Hungerdunger'), Groucho's discussion with patron Roscoe W. Chandler (Louis Sorin) about art, the verbal non-sensical duel of wits between Spaulding and musician Ravelli (Chico Marx), and the Professor's famous silverware-dropping routine
The scene in the line at The New Yorker theatre for Ophul's The Sorrow and the Pity (1969) when real-life Marshall McLuhan (Himself) is pulled out from behind a lobby standee to 'tell off' a pseudo-intellectual blowhard-critic (Russell Horton) who is pontificating about director Fellini and Samuel Beckett - followed by neurotic stand-up comic and writer Alvy Singer's (Woody Allen) rebuttal to the camera: ("Boy, if life were only like this"); also, the apartment porch scene in which ditzy aspiring singer Annie Hall (Diane Keaton) and Alvy have a discussion while subtitles appear with their unspoken real feelings; the scene of Alvy and Annie spontaneously laughing at crawling crustaceans on the kitchen floor as they clumsily prepare a lobster dinner at a beach house in the Hamptons; and the scene in which a So. California party guest (Jeff Goldblum) tells his guru on the phone: "I forgot my mantra!"; and Alvy's famous quote: "Don't knock masturbation - it's sex with someone I love"; also the character of Annie's psychotic brother Duane (Christopher Walken)
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Take a virtual stroll on the trail that will (one day) link White Rock Lake with the Trinity Audubon Center
Back in August we got a sneak peek at the so-called "Trinity Forest Spine Trail" that more or less links White Rock Lake to the Trinity Audubon Center and the McCommas Bluff overlook and Pemberton Springs. Back then the Park and Recreation Department was putting the finishing touches on the $17-million plan; we were told it was being "tweaked" before it made its way to council. And we were promised there'd be 3D animation, which Unfair Park found earlier today.
Good news: The plan's done, and it'll be presented to the city council's Transportation and Trinity River Project Committee on Monday. Bad news: In the last three months nobody's come up with the $17,027,500 need to make the trail a reality. So it'll be up to the Trinity Trust to raise the money … and hope the city kicks in some bond funds in, oh, 2017, fingers and toes crossed.
"This is being pushed out into the open for the committee to see," says Willis Winters, head of the Park department. Getting it built, he says, won't be cheap.
"I'll take quite a bit," he deadpans. But that doesn't mean it's not going to happen. The reason, says Winters: "It's a critical piece of a larger vision that creates a trail loop throughout the entire city. It's a key piece of that. And it will let people from the north get down to the Audubon Center on one trail. And that's pretty fantastic."
We'll post the briefing going to council when it appears tomorrow night. Till then, enjoy this virtual stroll.


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How to cheat checkpoints, shopkick and WEreward
How to cheat checkpoints, shopkick and WEreward
basically, these free iphone/itouch
apps allow you earn points that you can redeem for gifcards such as
amazon, best buy, itunes, etc.
[ checkpoints and shopkick ]
how this works:
the app locates you via GPS and gives you a list of participating
stores. you can simply scroll down to list and check in to gain a modest
amount of points. both apps have limits on how many simple checkins you
can do a day. i know as you level up via shopkick you can scan more and
more checkins daily.
the big points, however, come from scanning products at locations. ( if you have an iTouch, you will need one with a camera )
now, here is where some of the cheating begins. you dont actually have
to be in the store to scan items. so, i have compiled images for the
majority of products available. they are located here:
simply unpack the file and open the webpage (index.html) to bring up all
the barcodes that you will need. simply scan these thru shopkick or
checkpoints. you need to wait a short while between scans. checkpoints
makes you wait longer than shopkick.
so far i have all the grocery barcodes as well as best buy and american
eagle. if there are some in your area that i do not have on the page,
please PM me the info and i will try to get it.
also, if your phone is jailbroken, you can download fakelocation or
locspoof to trick these apps into showing your more stores and giving
you more checkin opportunities. i have done a bit of spoofing and have
not been banned yet, but keep in mind that these companies may monitor
what locations you are in and how long it takes to you get to your next
checkin. sooo, if you are in CA, dont checkin in NY 5min later
when you do, you will receive 300 bonus points which is enough for a $1
amazon credit which they will email you. you will be able to add it to
your amazon balance instantly.
im also checking out an app called WEreward. they are very similar to
the previous apps, but they ask you to take a picture of yourself with a
product in front of a store. im going to test it and see if i can use
anyones picture and get credit. if that works, i will add pictures to
the list of barcodes for shopkick and checkpoints. check back in soon!
Too Busy in 3 things right now.
1) Downloading
2)Backing Up Files
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Amee has been sharing her families weekly menu with you. I don't have an exact menu, but I will share with you how I figure out what's for dinner. I work part time so my dinner planning works with my schedule. On the days that I work (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday) it is necessary to have a quick dinner. My almost three year old just stopped napping so he must be in bed at 7pm. I get home between 5:30 and 5:45 and my 15 month old is pretty much climbing my leg telling me he is hungry. So, I try to have dinner on the table at 6pm. Yep, that is 15 to 30 minutes to get the food prepared and on the table! Now, it doesn't always happen, but I try.
On Sundays, I try to make a big meal that will provide leftovers for at least Monday. Yesterday we cooked up the chicken leg quarters I bought at Harris Teeter for .47¢/lb. We ate BBQ chicken, salt potatoes (brought some home from our vacation in New York) and pasta salad. I cooked an extra piece of chicken for Monday's dinner.
I took advantage of the great sale at Harris Teeter last week and bought some of the Macaroni Grill pasta meal kits. While these are probably not the healthiest, they are tasty and easy to make. They are regularly around $5.99, a price I am not willing to pay. I got them for $2.99 which is reasonable. I diced up the chicken from Sunday, cooked carrots from our garden and popped the Pillsbury rolls (bought for about .24¢) in the oven. A meal the whole family enjoyed for under $5. Most importantly, I made my 6pm deadline!
What I do is plan my menu around what I bought that was on sale and what I have on hand. I also look at the family schedule and dedicate quick and easy meals for the three days I work. Cooking a little extra on the weekends helps me out too.
How does you family plan their meals? We would love to hear from you!


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When I upload images into posts the EXIF/IPTC information is extracted beautifully, but WordPress puts the main body of text in the "Description" field instead of the "Caption" field. I won't judge the redundancy of these fields, but is there any non-hack way for the EXIF/IPTC caption info to be extracted into the "Caption" field?
The real problem arrises because I am using SlideShowPro and SlidePress to display my images and it displays the "Caption" field and ignores the "Description" field.
Is there something I am overlooking? This must be a common problem because I am running a vanilla install with the latest WP, SSP, and SP. I could hack into the code in several places and fix the misalignment but I would rather have some official fix.
P.S. I think this is a new problem that came with some update in WordPress's code because I have vague memories of it working before.


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Woman is indicted for not showing up for prison sentence
Posted: 01/29/2010 - A southeastern Kentucky woman is indicted for failing to report to federal prison to serve her sentence.
Posted: 01/29/2010 - A southeastern Kentucky woman is indicted for failing to report to federal prison to serve her sentence.
Updated: 01/29/2010 - An offer for water line insurance may appear to be a bill from your water company, but officials are cautioning consumers to read carefully.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - A Lexington man admits to beating his grandfather to death after being asked to take out the trash.
Updated: 01/29/2010 - Forecasters expect total snow accumulations to reach 6" to 10" in that part of the state by Saturday afternoon.
Posted: 01/29/2010 - As the temperatures drop and snow falls, some local homeless shelters are also offering meals and bringing people in out of the cold.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - A former state transportation secretary and prominent road contractor were found not guilty in federal court in Lexington Friday afternoon.
Posted: 01/29/2010 - Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Rey Maualuga has pleaded not guilty in northern Kentucky to drunken and careless driving.
Posted: 01/29/2010 - Critics of Kentucky's lethal injection protocol used the state's first public hearing to call for an end to executions as well as changes to the way capital punishment is administered.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Shoppers were out in full force, grabbing the items they think they'll need in case they get snowed in.
Updated: 01/29/2010 - Far southern counties could see between 5" to 7" with higher amounts in localized areas and higher elevations. That's in contrast to the 2" to 5" that could fall in Central Kentucky.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - A jury has begun a second day of deliberations in the corruption trial of former Kentucky Transportation Secretary Bill Nighbert and prominent road contractor Leonard Lawson.
Posted: 01/29/2010 - An inmate who tried to wrestle a gun away from a bailiff inside a Madison County Courthouse learns his sentence for federal charges.
Posted: 01/29/2010 - A Madison County woman pulled from her burning apartment earlier this month has died.
Updated: 01/30/2010 - The man accused of killing a Perry county doctor who refused to give him pills pleaded not guilty Friday morning.
Updated: 01/29/2010 - The driver was alseep when his truck caught on fire in Georgetown.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - A delivery driver turned the tables on a couple of would-be robbers late Thursday night.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Parts of our region pre-treat roads, but others lack the equipment and funding.
Updated: 01/29/2010 - Stores are packed with people getting necessities as this snow storm approaches
Updated: 02/05/2010 - An eastern Kentucky mine operator is indicted on charges he violated federal safety mandates.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Two convicted felons are running for judge executive in Knott County.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Lexington Police have made an arrest in the city's latest murder.
Posted: 01/28/2010 - A man charged with murdering his infant son was convicted in the beating death of another son in the 1990s.
Posted: 01/28/2010 - Some students at Eastern Kentucky University have uncovered the remains of a village estimated to be around 700 years old.
Updated: 01/28/2010 - State investigators say Grace Christian Church's Early Learning Center in Georgetown did not report sexual abuse allegations in a timely matter and allowed the worker to continue to work with students despite the allegations.
Posted: 01/28/2010 - Long time Perry County Democratic official Chester Jones pleads guilty in a federal vote buying case.


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The location of the public folder in Windows Vista can be changed. This situation can take place when the C drive, the actual place where the Public Folder is placed, is about to be completely full and thus needs to be emptied. This folder is used for the sharing of different files with the people on the same PC's. The individuals are sometimes confused about what steps should be taken for changing the location of the Public folder.
So the below mentioned steps can be taken by an individual to ensure that he had done right and his Public folder had been moved. Ensure that a backup plans if set before changing the location of the folder hence otherwise it would create some problems for the users. Selection of all the files in the public folder in C drive can move them to D drive or to some other new location.
The hidden public files and folders should also be transferred. A public key would appear in the browser when the registry editor box is opened. The registry editor box is opened when regedit is written in the search engine on the start menu, for those individuals who use Window Vista and Windows 7. The file location can be changed by double clicking onto the Public key appearing in the registry dialogue box.
From there the file can be transferred to any place the person wants to transfer. The public folder will be moved when rebooting is done. As a result rebooting ensures that the Public folder place had been changed. Thus it's upon the person himself that whether he wants to remove the public folder after its position had been changed or not. Before taking the last step, verification is to take place for the new location of the folder.


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AILA Ohio/Michigan Fall CLE Conference Schedule
Friday, October 10, 2014
The conference will be begin with a joint track and after lunch will break out into a Removal and Business Track. Speakers include government counsel, Immigration Judges (tentative), Greg Siskind, Marketa Lindt and others. Sessions include representing Unaccompanied Alien Children, I-9 Audits as well as Building Equity Packages for Removal Cases.
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text: Inigo Jones (July 15, 1573 – June 21, 1652) is regarded as the first significant British architect of the modern period, and the first to bring Italianate Renaissance architecture to England. He left his mark on London by single buildings, such as the Banqueting House, Whitehall, and in area design for Covent Garden square which became a model for future developments in the West End. He also made major contributions to stage design by his work as theatrical designer for several dozen masques, most by royal command and many in collaboration with Ben Jonson.From Chatsworth House, Derbyshire. ©Kathleen Cohen: World Images (California State University): Portfolio: British History: Tudor & Elizabethan under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.5 License. Some data from Wikipedia.


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Larose man accused of multiple car burglaries
Published: Friday, July 5, 2013 at 10:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 5, 2013 at 10:00 p.m.
A Larose resident caught breaking into a car on July Fourth was later booked in connection with six other vehicle burglaries that occurred within hours of each other, Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office said.
The man also allegedly tried to burglarize two other cars.
Eric Carney, 22, of 843 La. 24, allegedly was found about 4:45 a.m. inside a car parked in the 100 block of East Second Street by the vehicle's owner, Lafourche Sheriff's Office spokesman Brennan Matherne said.
After the owner went inside his house to get a gun and confronted Carney, he got out of the car, Matherne said. Facing the barrel of a firearm, Carney gave the owner his knife and brass knuckles, he added. The owner called the Sheriff's Office and Carney was subsequently arrested.
As Larose residents woke, the Sheriff's Office received a number of other car burglary reports and booked Carney on charges in connection with those incidents, Matherne said.
Carney was carrying several stolen items and a bottle of Xanax pills when he was booked, Matherne said. He was charged with aggravated burglary, six counts of simple burglary, two counts of attempted vehicle burglary and possession of Xanax. He is being held at the Lafourche Parish jail on a $280,000 bond.
Officials ask that anyone else whose car was burglarized in Larose to call Detective Warren Callais at 532-4320.
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Founded in 1964, the Malta Institute of Management (MIM) is a non-political, non-negotiating and non-profit making professional body for persons in Malta concerned with and involved in management.
The Malta Institute of Management owes its origin to Malta's Independence when a group of visionary executives sought to foster the management profession on the island. From its inception, MIM was looked upon as the leading professional body representing managers and leaders in Malta as well as being the main institution that equips professionals with the necessary tools to challenge today's business environment.
Malta requires managers and leaders that are qualified, constantly trained, supported, and offered the right networking opportunities. Today, MIM plays a leading role in the management profession by serving as a hub for training and education, offering a consultative forum for managers and leaders, and by providing career guidance to prospective managers. MIM supports managers and leaders through its:
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To enhance the profession of management in Malta within a broad international framework focusing on developing the competence, ethics and effectiveness of managers.
Malta Institute of Management's main objectives are:
- To ensure that the Malta Institute of Management represents a wide cross-section of Malta's Management community.
- To create the necessary structures to deliver services/activities to members.
- To develop and improve the services/activities catering for the needs of the different market segments.
- To enhance the quality image of the Institute.
- To take a pro-active stance on general issues of direct relevance to local management.
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Right from its inception, the Institute was looked upon as the professional body in Malta representing managers' views on issues that matter to them. Its various classes of membership allow for a wide representation of the local management profession and companies actively pursuing higher standards in management practice.
MIM members have efficient and cost effective access to a number of services in the following areas:
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MIM is an active member in the European Management Association (EMA) which currently includes 20 European Management Institutes as members, and an academic member of the Conference Board Europe. MIM also represents the management profession in Malta in a number of constituted bodies and fora in Malta.
The Institute has long been a pioneer in the management development field in Malta. It runs a wide range of management education and training programmes at different academic levels and of varying duration. Indeed MIM's training arm is today recognised as the leading business and management school in Malta.
The combination of unrivalled experience in management tuition and practice, the groundbreaking development tools, together with its ever increasing portfolio of benefits mean MIM provides a real competitive advantage to its members by ensuring that participation in the Institute's activities maximises its members' business opportunities.