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The Jane Bancroft Cook Library, 5800 Bay Shore Road, will be celebrating Banned Books Week from September 25, 2010 through October 2, 2010 with a display of posters, photographs with students holding a banned or challenged book, copies of banned or challenged books in our library and a raffle of classic banned book titles.
Banned Books Week is a national celebration of the freedom to read. It was launched in 1982 in response to a sudden surge in the number of challenges to books in schools, bookstores and libraries. More than a thousand books have been challenged since 1982. The challenges have occurred in every state and in hundreds of communities. People challenge books that they say are too sexual or too violent. They object to profanity and slang, and they protest against offensive portrayals of racial or religious groups–or positive portrayals of homosexuals. Their targets range from books that explore contemporary issues and controversies to classic and beloved works of American literature.
Beginning Monday September 27, the Library will be raffling a classic banned book each day. Titles include The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie, 1984 by George Orwell, and other books that have been banned or challenged throughout history. We encourage students to come to the Cook Library service desk and fill out an entry form. Drawings will be held every afternoon.
The entire community is invited to join us in the library for this important week of celebrating your freedom to read – and come have your picture taken with your favorite banned book.
The ALA (American Library Association) slogan for this year is "Think for Yourself and Let Others Do the Same."

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Rubio, Crist Argue Over Tax Cut Compromise
Marco Rubio, front-runner in the Florida Senate race, said today that he supports compromise, but appeared to reject any agreement that does not extend Bush-era tax cuts for Americans of all incomes. That drew a rebuke from his closest challenger, Gov. Charlie Crist, running as an independent. "Sometimes you have to compromise," Mr. Crist said.
Both men, along with other Republicans, support renewing Bush-era income tax cuts for all Americans; President Barack Obama and most Democrats want to end them for families earning more than $250,000 a year.
During a debate today on CNN, Mr. Rubio was asked if he would be willing to meet Democrats in a compromise.
"There's a difference between compromise and cutting a deal. Compromise is a good thing. Cutting deals in Washington, there's too much of that… Any compromise that does not extend the current tax code to everybody is a tax increase," said Mr. Rubio, who leads the three-way Florida contest.
He said he does not support allowing any taxes to rise with the economy as bad as it is now, and said his position was bipartisan because some Democrats feel the same way.
The Bush-era tax cuts expire at the end of the year, and Congress plans to return to Washington after the election to consider whether to extend them for some or all Americans. The White House says the country cannot afford to keep the lower rates for top earners, noting will cost $700 billion over 10 years to do so. Neither Democrats nor Republicans have said how they will offset the cost of extending any of the tax cuts, and the presumption is that both plans will add to the deficit.
On Friday, Vice President Joe Biden suggested the White House might be open to a compromise on the matter.
Florida's Democratic nominee, Rep. Kendrick Meek, said the critical thing is to extend the tax cuts for the middle class and suggested he would be open to a deal. "Obviously in the legislative process we have to look at how we can come to final rest," he said.
Gov. Crist used the Sunday morning debate to make a larger point about politics. He noted that House Minority Leader John Boehner came under fire from Republicans after he said that he would support legislation to extend the tax cuts only for the middle class, if that bill was before him.
"Within moments, the wrath of the right wing of the Republican Party comes crashing down on the guy's head. He has to essentially reverse his view and say no way," Mr. Crist said. "Sometimes you have to compromise." He said he'd like all tax cuts extended but would support extending them for the middle class now and working on the rest next year. He later added that "this kind of bickering back and forth," and putting forth of "ideological arguments without common sense" frustrates him.
"That's why I'm running as an independent is to give the people of Florida a choice," he said.
Mr. Meek, who is running third in the race, was having none of it. "Let me just say this. All right, we know why the governor is running as an independent, because he couldn't beat Marco Rubio. OK? Let's just put it that way."
Gov. Crist said that was not true, but he did announce his independent bid after it became clear he was far behind in the GOP primary race.
A new poll found Mr. Rubio, the former state House speaker, opening up a big lead in the race. He has support of 41% of likely voters, compared with 26% for Gov. Crist and 20% for Rep. Meek, the St. Petersburg Times/Miami Herald/Bay News 9 survey found.


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Careers in Energy and the Environment
Career Services is collaborating with the Princeton Environmental Institute to speak to interested students and will review the job search process and resources, types of options available, as well as the benefits of attending the All Ivy Environmental Fair on Friday. Space is limited, RSVP at http://bit.ly/yJOpUo.
Location: Guyot Hall Room 10
Date/Time: 02/22/12 at 4:30 pm - 02/22/12 at 5:30 pm
Category: Undergraduate
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Fed. Circuit to Review Business Method Patents, Yeah Baby!
If you spot a patent partner doing backflips past your office this afternoon, turn to your office-mate and say, "Did you hear? The Federal Circuit decided to review business method patents!"
You'll sound a bit dorky, but, hey, it's patent law we're talking about here, and, more importantly, you'll be spot-on correct. Back in 1998, in a case called State Street Bank v. Signature Financial Group, the Federal Circuit opened the door to business method patents, which had until then been excluded from patent protection, by granting patent protection to a system for managing mutual fund accounts. The decision, according to its detractors, has led to the issuance of weak patents and exposed financial services companies to high-dollar litigation over business patent methods. Recently, the precedent has come under criticism from Justices Breyer and Kennedy, as well as Souter and Stevens.
Now, with the Federal Circuit's announcement that it will review a case called Bilski, in which the patent claims cover a commodity trading strategy, critics of State Street are hopeful for a reversal. Click here for discussion of the case on the Patently-O blog.
To decode some of this patent-speak, the Law Blog called Wash., D.C.-based Jim Myers, of Ropes & Gray. Myers, who represented State Street, the losing party, in the 1998 case, told the Law Blog, "What we normally think of as a patent are things that are tangible objects, like Gore-tex, or a new pharmaceutical such as Lipitor. But in State Street, the Federal Circuit decided that you can't prevent people from getting a patent by simply saying it's a business method."
Myers believes the patent claims presented in Bilski — which he refers to as an abstract mental process with no technology — offer the court a convenient opportunity to re-examine State Street.
Briefs in Bilski will be filed in March and April, and oral argument will occur in early May.


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Mar 7 | Four Presses, No Boundaries: An AWP Off-Site Poetry Event - Boston
Join us for a poetry reading that shatters the Canadian-U.S. border!
Two of the best American indie presses (Canarium, Green Lantern) join forces with two of the best indie presses north of the border (Coach House, House of Anansi) at this AWP off-site event in Boston.
In the spirit of cross-border literature, we'll feature short readings by Jeramy Dodds (Crabwise to the Hounds), Matthew Tierney (Probably Inevitable, The Hayflick Limit) and Andrew Faulkner (Need Machine), Joel Craig, Brent Cunningham, Anthony Madrid, Sara Peters, Adam Sol, Nick Twemlow and Lynn Xu, good times and amazing door prizes.
RSVP and get the latest updates on the Facebook event page.
Four Presses, No Boundaries: An AWP Off-Site Event
Thursday, March 7
Dillon's, 955 Boylston Street (a block from the Hynes Convention Center)
Boston, MA
8:30 p.m.
Joel Craig
Brent Cunningham
Jeramy Dodds
Andrew Faulkner
Anthony Madrid
Sara Peters
Adam Sol
Nick Twemlow
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Analysts React to Glen-X: 'Voting It Down Is Simply Too Destructive'
Xstrata and Glencore formally announced their plans to merge, creating a sector-straddling giant with a market value of $90 billion.
Should the companies pull off the deal, the new company would dramatically change the face of the natural-resource industry.
Yet the deal may face significant opposition from shareholders. Already Standard Life, the third-largest investor in Xstrata excluding Glencore, with around 2.15% of the total, said it will vote against the proposal without improvement to the terms, as did Schroder Investment Management Ltd., the tenth-largest holder with a 0.91% stake.
Here is a roundup of analyst reactions to the deal:
Liam Fitzpatrick, Credit Suisse: "Although we see strategic benefits to the deal, relative valuation remains a sticking point. We expect XTA shareholders may be disappointed given limited deal premium. Key investor issues: 1) valuation of XTA's longer term growth projects; 2) XTA's higher commodity price leverage; 3) XTA's capex and execution risks vs. GLEN capex light marketing business and nearer term growth; 4) control premium; 5) XTA's stronger balance sheet…To avoid a raised offer XTA management will need to do a strong job in convincing shareholders of the strategic rationale based on a relatively low synergy number. An interloper, while not impossible, seems unlikely given the friendly nature of the deal and cross holding structure. A premium for XTA shareholders of 10% (to 2.9) would equalise the 2012/13 PEs and be in line with our target prices for each company."
Timothy Huff, RBC: "The single digit premium seems low to us, even for an all share merger of equals. While we think there is little chance of Glencore topping up the offer with cash, it would seem that there is increasing support against the merger. In our view, if management perceives a problem with getting past the 75% threshold, there should be an increasing chance of a higher ratio being offered should the two management teams want to complete this transaction."
Myles Alisop, UBS: "The new "Glencore Xstrata" is a better deal for Glencore, in our view, despite being recommended "unanimously" by XTA board."
Dominic O'Kane, Liberum Capital: " With Xstrata getting the three top jobs and a small premium we fail to see how Xstrata shareholders have come out poorly here. They gain access to some very fast growing assets and a world class trading platform and the shareholder tensions that have dogged the company since the failed sale to Vale in 2008 have been killed once and for all… We feel the deal will be passed by Xstrata shareholders. Voting it down is simply too destructive – shareholders would get no synergies, no premium and be left with two big problems a) what to do with management (the logic of "back or sack" implies succession/leadership issues) b) how resolve a heightened problem with its biggest shareholder Glencore. With the leak marking up both shares to an extent the market has already 'approved' of this deal."


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Pete Ranzany
From BoxRec
Name: Pete Ranzany
Birth Name: Pete Ronzoni
Born: 1952-04-06
Hometown: Sacramento, California, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5′ 10½″ / 179cm
Boxing Record: click
Trainers: Joey Lopes, Herman Carter
Pipino Cuevas vs. Pete Ranzany fight poster
Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Pete Ranzany fight poster
- Defeated Carlos Palomino in the 1972 Olympic Trials. Ranzany lost to Sugar Ray Seales in the final.
- Defeated Adolfo Viruet by a twelve-round decision to win the NABF Welterweight Championship in 1976.
- Knocked out in two rounds by Pipino Cuevas for the WBA Welterweight Championship in 1978.
- Lost the NABF Welterweight Championship to Sugar Ray Leonard by a fourth-round TKO in 1979.
- Worked as a correctional officer at Folsom Prison for nearly 20 years and established a boxing program for inmates.
- Inducted into the Sacramento Sports Hall of Fame. 57 of Ranzany's 69 professional fights were in Sacramento.


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The World Jewish Congress (WJC) has defended its invitation to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to speak at its quadriennial assembly, despite his failure to denounce the hate speech of his close friend and one of his party's founders, Zsolt Bayer.
Mr Bayer, a journalist, has written an article calling British journalist Nick Cohen "[a] stinking excrement called something like Cohen". Also in the article, in reference to a massacre of mostly Jewish communists in 1919, Mr Bayer expressed disappointment that "they were not all buried up to their necks in the forest of Orgovány".
Maram Stern, deputy secretary general of WJC, which represents Jewish communities in 100 countries around the world, said of the meeting due to take place in May: "We have invited Prime Minister Orbán because we want to hear his reaction to the rise in antisemitic and racist incidents in this country, including those involving Zsolt Bayer. I am sure Prime Minister Orbán will listen to our concerns, and we will listen to what he has to say."
In January this year, Mr Bayer caused further outrage by calling Roma in Hungary "animals" who are "unfit for co-existence". Despite this, he and Mr Orbán remain close friends and the Fidesz party refused to comment on the inflammatory statements.
The WJC's statement came after an estimated 10,000 people marched in Budapest on Sunday protesting against antisemitism as part of the annual March of the Living. The march traditionally commemorates those who died in the Holocaust but, this year, thousands more than normal turned out carrying Israeli and EU flags in protest against the growing climate of antisemitism in Hungary.
Abraham Foxman, Director of the Anti-Defamation League, said: "We encourage Prime Minister Orbán to make the fight against antisemitism, hatred and bigotry a priority for his government and to demonstrate that commitment through action, as he recently did by protecting the March of the Living from an antisemitic protest event."


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We had though we saw a good deal when Wirefly began offering the Xperia Play for $149.99 with a $25 Android Market gift card, and well, it looks like Amazon Wireless has one upped Wirefly in the form of a new low. The Xperia Play is currently priced at $99.99 with Amazon Wireless. Of course the usual applies in that a two-year agreement is required. Otherwise, the only other item worth pointing out is that this deal will come with a wait, which according to the listing on Amazon is 8-9 days as of this posting.
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McHenry High School West Campus
4724 W Crystal Lake Rd
McHenry, IL
This is our 4th year for McHenry County Campus Walk. Campus Walk's are geared for students, High School and College, to bring awareness and prevention of suicide, depression and mental illness. We want to stop suicide and end the stigma of Mental Illness. Fifty percent of money raised stays in McHenry County.
If you raise $100 you will get a t-shirt the day of the Walk.You only need to register to Walk.


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On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 20:43:47 -0500, DFS wrote:
> Christopher Hunter wrote:
>> Linux uptake in /this/ neighbourhood (of roughly 120 dwellings)?
>> 88%! The rest are almost entirely Macs, with just /one/ Windoze XP
>> machine used by a kid who plays games. This is just an ordinary
>> (albeit "upmarket") North London suburb...
> Must be a little make-believe town you built for your toy trains to run
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> choo-choo! Make way for the Linux Express!
Hopefully it doesn't derail and crash like the Linux sponsored NASCAR!
Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
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OMG I can't believe I did it! 20 minutes straight jogging. I was sure I was going to fall down the whole last 5 minutes but I didn't. My jogging distance was 1/4 mile less than the total distance here. My total distance was about a 1/4 mile more because I was so excited I hit the forward button right after the cool down started and you can't back up from there. I'm so stoked. This was the one jog in the entire program that I was actually afraid of. I had all these plans for it I couldn't' do it, but I did it! Someone better tell me what an awesome job I did!
Kristi I'm sorry about the accident but glad you weren't badly hurt. Amazing that you can have an accident like that and not not be badly hurt and someone else can have a minor accident and have pain for weeks or months. (My accident that benched me was not one I would have expected to hurt someone at all. It was a freak thing because I was turned at the waist handing my son something when the girl rear ended us. I felt a these needle like pains all along my spine and I just had this bad feeling. I tried to run 3 days later but I was in tears pretty fast. I hope you are still feeling OK today.
Laura: Good for you following the doctor's orders. No sense jumping the gun and making your injury flare; that could put you off for another 3 or 4 weeks on top of what you've lost. Can you maybe do some swimming or bike work to keep your cardio up? I'm not sure how those work with the injury you have. I was doing some work on the bike in PT after I hurt my back and I really liked it. Then the stupid insurance co insisted that I couldn't have been hurt that badly in such a minor accident and refused to pay. Pretty sure with another few weeks of PT I would have been back to jogging instead of suffering for a few months.
Tiara: WTG on your run. I'm feeling ambivalent about taking such a huge step back at the beginning of week 6. I just can't see the logic. Maybe to rest your body after a longer run? Now that I've done 20 I don't want to back all the way up to 5 or even 10. How did it feel to you backing up like that? I'm sorry about your divorce. Sound like it was a long time coming. Hopefully this will be a new and amazing start for you.
Anne: Great news on W6D1. I'll ask you too. How did it feel backing up at this point? Since I wasn't able to do the entire 20 minutes my other attempts it didn't seem like a big deal.
As I worried I was up all night because I was nervous about this run. When I started out I was breathing too hard because of it. Well that and because I discovered that I couldn't breathe thru my nose and I kept trying to clear it while I was jogging. It was past the 5 minute mark before I settled down and honestly if you had asked me at any point before the last few minutes I'd have said no way am I going to make it the whole time. When I realized how much I was struggling, my goal the first 10 minutes was to try and make it to 10 minutes. Then after that it was pretty much minute by minute with the hope that I might make it 15. I continue to be amazed by how far I can push myself by focusing on making it just a little further instead of the whole distance. Everyone always says "if you think you can't, then you won't" (or something like that.) but I seem to keep doing runs that I don't believe I can do. Ergo it must not be true. LOL Wish me sweet dreams because I'm going to try and sleep for a couple of hours.
Get up and try again! I think I must be setting a record for how many times I've been sidelined in my quest to actually run an entire 5K. Back injury, bronchitis, knee injury, bad cold, broken toe, biopsy. I am determined to make it.
2013 - Gritty Goddess Mud Run (Run/Walk)
2013 - Firefly Run (Run/Walk)
2014 - ??
My 6 year old ran in the Gritty Kids Mud Run and I couldn't keep up. LOL
Geo - AWESOME job!! Of course you can do it - now you can't tell yourself you can't - because you know you CAN! Feels great to continue to do things I thought I couldn't! So proud of all of us!
I'm using the 5K Runner program, so I'm still gradually building. Tomorrow W6D2 is 10R +3W+ 10R, then W6D3 is 15R+ 3W + 5R. I do like how gradual it's increased the run and decreased the walk. Seems to make more sense to me than what I'm hearing from the actual C25K...but that's me! W7D1 is my first 20 min. run, and like you, I'm dreading it. But I haven't been able to believe all that I've done so far...so I'm sure I'll do that too - just VERY slowly.
Geo - great job on the twenty minute run! I'm so sorry for the bad luck some of you are having. Hopefully everyone will be on the mend quickly. Today is W7D2 for me and my daughter. We're running 20 minutes again. I was so nervous two days ago thinking about it. Now that we already have one under our belts, I'm really looking forward to it.
I can see the light at the end of the tunnel!
Thanks everyone! I'm feeling much better, just a little sore still and bruises still look pretty bad. Took a couple days off from work and today and tomorrow are my regular days off, so that gives me plenty of time to recuperate. I was itching to run again, so I went out this morning. Figured I'd try W6D3 of my program and if I didn't feel good doing it I'd at least get in a good walk to loosen up the muscles. I DID IT! It felt really great to get out there and run. My program was a 25 minute run and I didn't know if I would be able to run it all, but I slowed down and took my time and I was able to finish it! I feel much better now that I feel like I'm back to "normal". I'm very grateful that I wasn't hurt more seriously in my wreck.
Good luck to everyone! I love getting the alerts in my email and keeping up with everyone's progress!
Kristi -- glad you aren't too sore after your wreck! You and I must be using the same program -- my W6D3 jumped to that 25 minute run, too -- and no looking back now! Week 7 is all 25R.
I just finished W7D2. I picked up a little speed, but still struggled the last 2 minutes of the run. I just had to keep focusing on the next few feet, then the few feet after that! I have been adding extra walking to my cool down so that I am walking/running a full 3 miles. I was able to finish in 39 minutes, including the warm-up and cool down walks. I am guessing I ran about 2.25 miles during the 25 minutes -- which is a personal best for me -- I can honestly say I have never run that far without stopping in my life!!! I was really struggling at the end, I just kept this board and all the encouragement running through my head. So thank you all!!
A special shout out to Geo -- great job!!!!
Tis - sorry for the news you received, but glad you are using running as your therapy instead of using the news as an excuse to stop. You are better for it!
Mb - good job to both you and your daughter. I wish I could have gotten my kids motivated to do this with me, but at least I didn't let it stop me.
Anne - you are doing great and keep believing in yourself! You can do it -- and it isn't a race - you can work on speed after you accomplish the time. Trust yourself.
Not trying to leave anyone out -- responding to the posts I can see right now!
It's so great and inspiring to see so many of you doing such a great job!! Many of you have overcome obstacles and/or being set back by life getting in the way and so glad that I am not alone. Things were so crazy this month with the move and then being on holidays for two weeks and know I need to get back on track. We got home yesterday and I hadn't run in over a week again so I got off my butt and walked the track while my son was at Lacrosse practice and as soon as we got home from that my husband and I finally moved my treadmill into the basement of our new house as its been sitting in the garage since we moved. So glad that we did because its going to be super hot and humid now through the weekend...45C (113F)!!! And everyone thinks Canada is soooo cold...LOL This morning I got up bright and early and completed W5D1 and handled it no problem (I was worried since I've fallen off the wagon lately and really would have been upset with myself if I had to go back and repeat W4). It felt amazing and just really want to get back into a routine that includes taking time for myself and my own health. I am seriously considering signing up for a 5K on August 23rd which would be a great birthday present to myself (22nd) and would therefore need to stay on track and see this program through to the end as I would finish it in time for the run. Hope you all have an amazing day!!! Tammy
I don't envy you the heat! We're in the Pacific Northwest and we haven't had that many days above 70. I started out running in a sweatshirt this morning! I'm on W5D1. I ran at the school track this morning. At first I was a little discouraged looking at how far I have to go. Then I realized that the last time I was at the track I could only run about half way around. Today I ran one and half times around - three times! All total, I ran/walked 2.1 miles, which is only 1 mile short of a 5k and I did it in 31 minutes. There is hope yet!! Still a little nervous about those 20 minute runs, but I'm trying not to jump ahead of myself. And if I have to walk part way through those, I am not going to beat myself up.
Awesome job Geo! It is amazing how we don't think we can do those 20Rs until we actually apply ourselves. Especially with the C25K program that I am using that ramps up so quickly. I would suggest doing the low intervals it asks you to do on the next run because after that, you are pretty much going to say goodbye to intervals altogether! I think the people who put it together know that sometimes we need a bit of a break before really getting into it. So go ahead and enjoy it!
Congrats to everyone else here too. Sounds like progress is being made by all and that is great!
I did W7D2 this morning which was another 25R. I ran it basically the same way I did Monday's. Ended up going 2.25 miles in 25 minutes, so a little off the distance mark, but I've been going for time anyway. I was a bit beat this morning though and thought I'd have to walk a bit a few times, especially with the 10 mph wind that I had to contend with this morning, but I was able to just keep pushing and I finished out the 25 minutes without walking. It is funny how the first 15 minutes fly by, but the last 5 minutes I find myself looking at my timer every 30 seconds!
Keep it up everyone and remember to keep hydrated!
C25k completed 7/27/2012
1st 5k: Alert Road Race 6/15/2013 - 34 minutes
Much cooler weather for the run this morning, so I was really looking forward to it - still feels weird to say that! However, I felt like gravity was pulling especially hard today...I felt heavy and clunky. I did the complete run and the second 10 minutes felt better than the first 10, but man, starting off was hard. And Camaro, I know what you mean about checking the timer! I looked down (ready to give up) and saw I had 30 seconds!!! so I kept going and made it!
Glad to see everyone is moving forward!
Congrats to all...any races in anyone's future? I'm working towards a Sept. 8th Diva Dash here. Was excited when I signed up; I know as I get closer I'll be a basket case!
I'm starting to look for a race this fall. I want to get more outside running under my belt. Daughter and I finished W7D2 yesterday (second 20 minute run). We only have four more runs to finish the program. If the weather and our health cooperates - we will be done by next Thursday. I can't believe it.
HI everyone. Thank you so much for the great responses. Wish I could get some from friends and family on facebook. 1 lousy like was all I got so it felt awesome to come here and some praise. I mean I'm not doing it for them, but it's nice to have hard work acknowledged. God knows they are quick enough to jump on my mistakes.
Loving all the wonderful posts. Sorry that I'm not going to respond to each one right now. I've had a major headache for 3 days. I think I slept most of yesterday and I kept thinking when I wake up it will be gone. But it's not. sigh. Not sure what else to try. I did want to come here and read what everyone has been doing and say keep up the great work. Hopefully that means this headache is on the outs. I'll try to check in tomorrow after my next jog.
Oh I have been looking at some 5K's to sign up for. I have 2 that really look fun but neither is until Nov and I want to do both, but they are only a week apart and the cost is holding me back. Both are fun runs. The one I want to do most is in Galveston and it's called the Gritty Goddess. It's an obstacle course type mud run, thingy. LOL It just sounds like a blast. But it's $70 to enter. That's way on the high side for my budget. I'd pretty much decided to spring for it when I found another run in Houston that sounds like a blast.
It's called "the color run" and as you run the 5K people toss color at you so by the end you look like a rainbow. It's billed as "The happiest 5K on the planet. They are giving away a few free entries to the best comments on their facebook page and I left one hoping for the best. I asked my friends and family to like my comment hoping that would help me win but not 1 person swung over there to do it. Sigh. Not too enchanted with them right now. It's not like I would even have been hard to find my comment was near the bottom of the 500+ comments. It talks about being an older mother and how I want to teach my son that age is just a number and it's never too late to follow your dreams. About our battle with infertility and how much of the color had washed out of my world while we were trying to have our son. About how I want to teach him to love colors as much as I do... That's the short version. The cool thing about that one is that there is no lower age limit and I could take him with me. Not sure he could do the whole 5K so I'd have to use a stroller for when he got tired, but it's not timed and I'd love to expose him to something like that. If I won a free entry I wouldn't have to choose.
We just found out we are going to FL sometime in Aug thru Sept? My parents were supposed to come visit us, but they decided they can't come and they will pay our way down there instead. Really excited because I haven't seen my family in a year. Plus my Aunt and Uncle are having their 50th Anniversary and some family from out of town that I haven't seen in years will be coming. Since I don't know our exact dates of travel yet I can't make full plans. But we are driving and will be flexible. I think I can earn some money while we're there. I want to find a 5K to do there for my 1st one. But I'm not having much luck finding one that is not t0o far and doesn't clash with our schedule. I can find several up around Tampa, Orlando or even further north, but we will be in the Ft. Laud. Area. Anyone know of a good 5K in S. FL for late Aug or Early Sept? Not including the holiday weekend.
Get up and try again! I think I must be setting a record for how many times I've been sidelined in my quest to actually run an entire 5K. Back injury, bronchitis, knee injury, bad cold, broken toe, biopsy. I am determined to make it.
2013 - Gritty Goddess Mud Run (Run/Walk)
2013 - Firefly Run (Run/Walk)
2014 - ??
My 6 year old ran in the Gritty Kids Mud Run and I couldn't keep up. LOL
I've had some friends that have done the color run and really enjoyed it.
I did W7D3 today but it didn't go as well as I wanted. At about the 10 minute mark, I could really feel the lactic acid building up in my legs but I kept going. By the 18 minute mark, I just had to walk. I walked about two minutes then ran another five then walked again for two more minutes. By this time, my timer was done for the 25R but I still had a bit to go distancewise so I ran again. All total, I ran over 25 min, just not quite consecutively. I don't really know why I was so tired today. Could be that it was a long week, or could be my body rebelling after all this running this week too. Oh well, looking forward to two days off this weekend before starting the last C25K week on Monday. Have a great weekend everyone!
C25k completed 7/27/2012
1st 5k: Alert Road Race 6/15/2013 - 34 minutes
WTG Geo, 20 minutes! The Color run sounds brilliant, I'm doing nothing that exciting - though I've sort of signed up to a 5k at the beginning of October, one I've helped out at before, and done as a walk. It's on trails through parkland, so it's a scenic run rather than a fast one, and it's organised by one of my friends - I've helped out at it a couple of times - so I'll have lots of support there.
More exciting is, a couple of friends are going for the Paris to Versailles run in September, so off to Paris to support them - the Paris-Versailles race is a little out of my league for now, but maybe next year, who knows?
Camaro, you have my sympathy. Did W6D3 this morning, a perfect morning, cool and sunny, but my legs just weren't co-operating. I did the 25 mins, but I could feel it all the way, my breathing was fine, but however much I slowed down, it felt like running through treacle. But even a bad run's still making progress, right?
Yeah, my breathing felt fine too. It was just my darn legs. They are actually still a bit sore. Looking forward to my next run on Monday though!
Paris! Wow! That is awesome! Bet that will be fun. :)
C25k completed 7/27/2012
1st 5k: Alert Road Race 6/15/2013 - 34 minutes
Camaro: Good job on keeping going. No shame in having an off day and having to walk some. Not sure what you mean by "lactic acid" building up or why you think that's a bad thing. I know that in the past they thought that was what caused muscle cramps but newer research says that lactic acid is actually a good thing and it helps keep the muscles firing. I've noticed that when my legs start to feel really tired sometimes if I push thru they start to feel good again. The hard part is pushing thru when you feel like you just can't do it.
Tiara: Paris! Wow, that sounds amazing. I'd love to go there someday, but I can't see ever having the money to do something like that. sigh. Right now my impossible dream trip is Alaska. But I've always longed to go overseas and see some of the amazing countries there. when I was younger I always thought I'd have a job that let me travel, but stuff always happened. I know a lot of people who have big fancy houses and never go anywhere, which I don't get. I'd much rather spend money on travel 1st. Although I'd like a nicer house than I have now, because it's just such a crazy layout. I did have a house I loved with my Ex and wish I could have kept that one. Great work on W6D3. Those longer runs are really hard. One reason I didn't like backing up for W6D1 was that you have that new memory of how hard less running was to overcome again. I was on such a high after the 20 minute jog and I knew I could do it again. But when 5 minutes in I feel like my legs are like rubber and I have to work thru that 3 times now the final jog of this week seem harder than it did a few days ago. KWIM?
Here is my facebook post. I did Week 6 Day 1 today:
I still have a killer headache (4 or 5 days now.) but I couldn't put it off another day. Then tonight we had storms came before I could go and I thought oh goodie I can wait till tomorrow. But I knew if I did I'd never sleep thinking I had to jog at dawn since I was already a day late doing this. Thankfully they rumbled thru rather quickly and Joe was OK with following me after 1 am.
Didn't help the headache, but it's not worse. This day went back to some intervals but longer times on the road. Week 6 Day 2 does too. After that it's all jogging. I swear I almost think the 20 minutes straight was easier. It seems like the 1st 5 minutes feels really hard and then somewhere are 7 minutes I start catching my rhythm a bit. (Which I lose again when I walk.) When I got to 8 I felt good to go awhile longer. (went ahead and did 9, but didn't want to push it longer. OK so I was going up hill at that point and even the slight hills we have here seem like mountains when you are running and don't do this much. (This comes from someone who was in some real mountains a few months ago (Colorado - Feb.) and actually walked up a little ways to a waterfall, um in showshoes. LOL Which I highly reccomend.) OK so maybe not mountains so much, but I swear it seems at least twice as hard as on the flats. I think that is in part because I don't hit the hills (Laugh if you want, but, I refuse to call them inclines no matter what anyone else says.) until about the 1 1/2 mile mark when I'm already struggling.
I really enjoy being out on the road feeling it beneath my feet as I travel along. Not sure I'll ever be a "10 minute mile" girl, but I'll get there when I can. Once I hit 30 minutes I think it will seem like child's play to add another 5 or 10 which I'm hoping is all I'll need to make 5K. Today I slipped past the 2 mile mark by a hair. But that's still including my slow warm up and cool down. Which leaves me really short of where the program wants me to be at this point. I'm still OK with that. Really proud of myself right now. I hope everyone else is feeling that way. You should be. Even those of you on hold for a bit who have plans to get back to it, should be proud.
Hoping for more updates soon.
Get up and try again! I think I must be setting a record for how many times I've been sidelined in my quest to actually run an entire 5K. Back injury, bronchitis, knee injury, bad cold, broken toe, biopsy. I am determined to make it.
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2013 - Firefly Run (Run/Walk)
2014 - ??
My 6 year old ran in the Gritty Kids Mud Run and I couldn't keep up. LOL
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A Kentucky woman has been charged with murdering her daughter and baby granddaughter in a brutal stabbing spree.
Lillie Stanton, 48, is under police custody in hospital after she allegedly stabbed Danel Korrey Stanton, 23, and her 22-month-old daughter, Kaydence Ray Meirs, in the neck before turning the knife on herself on Sunday.
Winchester police Capt. James Hall would not release a motive for the killings, although he said Ms Stanton had confessed and revealed her intent to officers.
Murdered: Danel Korrey Stanton, 23, and her 22-month-old daughter, Kaydence Ray Meirs, pictured, were found stabbed to death late Sunday
Police cannot elaborate 'at this time,' Capt Hall said, according to Kentucky.com.
Ms Stanton's former husband, Robert Stanton, discovered the grisly scene after arriving home at around 5.30pm and called police.
Officers discovered Korrey Stanton and Kaydence Miers slayed in a bedroom.
Several bloody knives were recovered from the house and have been sent to the Kentucky State Police for laboratory analysis to determine which might have been used on which victim.
Motive unclear: Police have charged Lillie Stanton with two counts of murder in the stabbing deaths of her daughter and granddaughter, pictured
The investigation is continuing although there are currently no other suspects in the murders.
'Not at this point, but the investigation is still ongoing,' Capt. Hall said.
'We are getting new information every day, people that have known the victims, or known the perpetrator.
'We will conduct interviews as long as we need to to get as much background information as we can.'
Short life: Kaydence Ray Meirs, 22-months, pictured, died of stab wounds to the neck
Officers were not able to question Ms Stanton until Monday afternoon because of her injuries.
The grandmother has been released from intensive care at the University of Kentucky Chandler hospital but remains under police guard there.
She was flown to the hospital by helicopter ambulance on Sunday.
'She is under our custody, we have officers with her,' Capt. Hall said. 'If she decides to leave, she will be coming with our officers to Clark County Detention.'
Search: Winchester police are still investigating the murders although Ms Stanton is the only suspect
Ms Stanton will be moved to the Clark County jail when she recovers from the self-inflicted wounds to her neck and wrists. She remains in a serious condition, police said.
Clark County Coroner Robert Gayheart said results from an autopsy on Monday showed that Kaydence Miers died of cutting injuries to her neck.
The exact cause of Korrey Stanton's death is still being investigated.
Mr Gayheart did not indicate the exact time the stabbings occurred.
Hospital: Lillie Stanton, 48, is under police custody at University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital, pictured, after stabbing herself
Initial reports said police had received a 911 call that a woman had ran into her front yard screaming that she had killed her daughter and granddaughter and had then stabbed herself. But Capt. Hall said this was not the case.
Police said they were unaware of any previous domestic violence or disputes between the mother and daughter.
Neighbour Warren Sutton told Kentucky.com that he regularly saw Korrey Stanton pushing her daughter around the neighborhood in a baby carriage.
'She was a pretty little thing, she had blonde hair down her back and she was just beautiful,' Mr Sutton said of the toddler.
Investigating: Winchester police have not released a motive for the slayings
His wife, Mary Sutton, added: 'It's crazy. It's just crazy. I don't understand it.'
Another neighbour, Angel Jackson, said she had lived next door to the women on Vaught Road, Winchester, for four years and that Mr Stanton, who was Korrey's father, lived with the three when he was not on the road working.
Lillie Stanton 'was crazy about both of them,' Ms Jackson said of Korrey and Kaydence.
Sad: Neighbours said Ms Stanton 'was crazy about' Kaydence, pictured, who she allegedly stabbed on Sunday
Korrey Stanton was involved in an ongoing custody case with Kaydence's father, Jonathon Miers, and a court hearing was to be held on Wednesday, according to police.
Capt. Hall refused to comment on whether the case had influenced the murders.
'I can't comment on that at this time,' he said. 'We are still waiting on court records.'
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I Am the Walrus
Music/Lyrics: Lennon/McCartney
Vocals: Trey (lead), all (backing)
Original Artist: The Beatles
Original Album: Single (1967)
Debut: 2010-06-29
Historian: Chris Bertolet (bertoletdown)
Ask a passing Beatles fan about this track and he's likely to either (a) misquote the gibberish chorus, or (b) offer up a bunch of apocryphal nonsense about how the Walrus was Paul and Paul is dead and if you play the record backwards blah blah blah. But when it comes to "I Am the Walrus," the truth trumps fiction.
The Beatles, "I Am the Walrus"
Yes, the lyrics were LSD-inspired, but what really sets "Walrus" apart is the song's unique harmonic structure. All the major chords are used (A through G) and the only other chords are major sevenths. It gets better. The face-melting outro, notes musicologist Alan W. Pollack, "is a harmonic Möbius strip with scales in bassline and top voice that move in contrary motion." In other words, the bassline is descending and the string parts (covered by Trey and Page in the debut version) are ascending. All of this adds up to a song that is far more difficult to play – or at least to play well – than it might sound.
Phish's first crack at "I Am the Walrus" on 6/29/10 in Canandaigua, NY proved to be crowd pleasing and well executed. It emerged from a nitrous oxide fog at the end of "Simple," sandwiched inside a "Mike's Groove."
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News 12 at 11 o'clock / Wednesday, May 22, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- It's a tragedy that has stunned a community -- two retired school teachers and their son killed, their bodies dumped in the woods and set on fire.
Edna and Roosevelt Jones and their son, Russell, were found Tuesday afternoon in the woods behind a south Augusta subdivision. A few hours later, crime scene tape went up around their home just a few miles away.
On Wednesday night, their church community gathered to remember and to pray.
"This was an extraordinary family," said Louise Lowe, who has been friends with the Jones family for more than 30 years.
Last night she got a call with the news of what had happened.
"It's like something you see on TV," she said. "The CS crime investigation or something. You never think something like this is gonna hit so close to home."
"It's just like something hit you in the stomach," added Youth Minister Clarence Jones. "It's just one of them unreal realization you have to face that you can't believe that this is real, this actually happened."
Word spread quickly around Augusta Deliverance Church where the Joneses had been members for more than 40 years.
"If there was anything such as perfect members, they were," said Pastor Roy Myles.
"They are some of the better people you ever want to meet," Clarence said.
They raised their children in the church. Russell attended youth group until he left for college.
"Russell was one of the better kids," Clarence said. "Very intelligent, very well-mannered."
Edna was a member of the Women's Ministry and taught children's Sunday school.
"I know all the little children whom Edna taught in children's church on Sunday, their parents are gonna have a hard time explaining to them," Lowe said.
Roosevelt was a deacon, the church treasurer and taught Wednesday night youth.
"This is our normal prayer night and they would be here. They would be here," Lowe said. "Roosevelt would be across the street in the gym teaching the youth bible study, and afterwards, they would play games."
But instead, the church held a vigil to remember them and to pray.
"God promised to give us comfort and peace in a time of trouble and we just have to trust that God will fulfill his word," Clarence said.
The Joneses had four sons and one daughter. Their daughter was set to get married this weekend.
Friends say Edna was so excited and was planning to do some shopping for the wedding Tuesday afternoon.
The Sheriff's Office says they have a person of interest in custody but are not releasing a name.
They say there is no reason to believe more than one person committed the crime.
They also emphasized that, in Georgia, multiple homicides is a potential death penalty case. That will be left up to the district attorney.


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3 Home Remedies That Really Stop Recurrent Vaginal Yeast Infections
Recurrent vaginal yeast infections are by far the most annoying problem any woman will have to deal with in her life. Dealing with symptoms like intense itching and burning, unwanted vaginal discharges, and constant soreness will make you beg for mercy.
Some women will sadly develop 4 to 5 yeast infections in a single year. If you are one of these women that continue experience these symptoms frequently throughout the year there may be an underlying cause that you need to take care of.
Underlying Causes
The 3 most common underlying causes are the following:
- Regular Use of antibiotics.
- Candida Glabrata or Candida tropicalis., two yeast species that can't be treated normally.
- Low or damaged immune system.
Keeping Record
If you are experiencing recurrent yeast infections you should start keeping a dairy that records the yeast infections you develop throughout the year. Once you reach the 3rd yeast episode in a year head to your doctor and request for a microscopic exam to identify the yeast culture in your body.
This diagnosis will allow you to know how severe your condition is and how long your treatment will need to be to stop the recurrence of this problem. Since you have been recording the episodes you're having you'll know the amount of months it takes before you develop another infection. With this information you should begin treating yourself just before you're due for another yeast infection.
Home Remedies
Homemade Boric Acid Capsules
One of the best ways to stop your recurrent yeast infection symptoms is to make your own boric acid capsules. Boric acid is a great home remedy for recurrent infections. The great thing about this remedy is that it's cheap to get and it allows you to heal naturally while in your home. To make the capsule you will need to head to your nearest pharmacy and get some empty gelatin capsules. Grab some boric acid powder from the grocery or health food store and fill the capsule with as much of the powder you can.
To utilize the homemade boric acid capsules as a treatment simply insert one capsule into your vagina every night before going to sleep. Repeat this procedure for 2 weeks and avoid putting the capsule in your mouth.
Coconut Oil
It has been proven that coconut oil can stop the overgrowth of the yeast fungus. The reason why coconut oil is so effective at eliminating yeast infections is because it has a very high content of lauric and caprylic acid. Both lauric acid and caprylic acid have antifungal properties that directly attacks the bacteria causing your infection while leaving the friendly bacteria alone.
In order for coconut oil to work effectively you have to get the brand that isn't hydrogenated, because this will cause necessary antifungal properties it contains to get eliminated. Go to your local grocery store and try to find organic virgin coconut oil. When using coconut oil for a home remedy you can apply a little of it to the affected area about 3 times everyday.
When you apply coconut oil to the affected area it'll give you a soothing effect that will bring relief from the symptoms you're suffering from like excessive burning and itching. You can also replace this oil when cooking food and consume it regularly in your diet.
Paracress is not a well known yeast infection home remedy but it's very effective. As part of the daisy family, paracress comes from Brazil and is utilized as a spice in a variety of different dishes. Paracress is just like witch hazel because they both contain tannic acid and can be utilized as an astringent.
The paracress extract can be found in plenty of ointments out there you can apply directly onto the affected area. It is the astringent tannic acid that will help kill the candida yeast fungus by preventing it's growth in your body. Also, like witch hazel you can steep it in some boiling water to make a natural herbal tea you can drink daily until your symptoms are gone.
If you use these 3 home remedies properly you can keep recurrent vaginal yeast infections at bay. Also remember to keep a record or diary so you know when you should really focus on preventive measures to stop an infection from taking place in the first place.


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Just off the sea wall large numbers of ducks, such as Scoter and Eider can be seen feeding or resting on the water. In winter their numbers are swelled by visitors like Long-tailed Duck, Slavonian and Black-necked Grebe and Red-throated Diver.
The bird reserve offers a resting place for many of the birds when the tide is in and allows great viewing opportunities from the three hides.
The scrub alongside the paths is home to Skylark, Reed Bunting, Twite and many other small birds.


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Spotted from my back yard, virtually overhead, and slightly to the west of my location. Daylight (near noon) CAVU, haze and high cirrus to north and south Time in sight: about 2 minutes Other witnesses: unknown Size of objects: Tiny, undifferentiated bright white dots at an unknown distance. The size of a bright star. I hold a private pilot license. Chevron of white lights, about 7, traveling from north to south over Reno. The chevron comprised six lights (1 center, 2 right wing, 3 left wing, the seventh trailing several lengths behind). The lights were uniformly white and of equal brightness. This was not a single object. I could see blue sky between the dots. There seemed to be no connecting structure -- and from the way the individual lights moved, I don't think that there could have been one. The trailing light closed. The chevron morphed into a diagonal line behind the leading light to the right. Lights continued moving around and the formation kept changing. There was always a formation -- not a random set of lights -- but the formation continued to change. As the lights were overhead, I thought I could perceive two red-black panels, one to either side of three or four of the white lights. No blinking. No visible empennage. No sound (air conditioner was nearby, but I did hear a passenger jet pass over at contrail altitude shortly thereafter). No contrails. Either the objects were below or above contrail altitude, or they weren't generating contrails. The objects maintained a steady speed from north to south, eventually vanishing in the southern haze as I took my eyes from them for a moment and could not reacquire. Altitude: Unknown (no way to judge) They could have been small objects at a low altitude, or large objects higher. I did get the impression of high altitude, however. During the time I watched, they did not pass any clouds or contrails for me to see whether they were above or below. A commercial jet passed over, generating contrails, after they disappeared, and I did not have any difficulty discerning that it was a commercial jet (I could even see the tail -- the empennage). I am located about three miles south of the Reno-Tahoe Airport, which has a tower control zone of about 5 miles in diameter, and rising to (IIRC) 12,000 MSL. These objects would have been in the control zone, or in the positive-controlled airspace above it. Somebody must have radar information about this. Google is said to have a large weather balloon orbiting Nevada, testing wifi signals. This was not a single object and not a weather balloon. The local TV station KTVN has a permanent weather camera trained on the sky. I have a call in to the station to see whether footage of 5/25 @ 11:45 am exists. This being Memorial Day weekend, my first thought was a military formation, but the lights jinked around too much and got in front of each other as they changed position. Also, they would have been in positive-controlled airspace, and that kind of maneuver would have been discouraged. The next thought was geese (which fly in formation), but there was no change in the brightness of the objects, and no sense of "flapping." Third thought was a formation of ultralights, but they're illegal over populated areas and -- again -- would have been in controlled airspace, another illegality. Since there were seven and moved steadily from north to south, it's unlikely to have been the planet Venus. They did not drop, so were not flares. They changed and formed new formations, so were not balloons.
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Through the use of the international computer superhighway called Internet, KHCB is now heard all over the world. In June of 1996, KHCB-FM began sending its programming via telephone lines to the Internet, which has approximately 30 million subscribers. KHCB's Home Page can be accessed by keying in WWW.KHCB.ORG. In order to hear KHCB via the Internet, one needs only a computer and a sound card.
People living in countries that are closed to traditional methods of evangelism are able to hear the sound Bible teaching presented on KHCB. Many have begun to write KHCB through electronic mail (e-mail) from such places as Brazil, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. One listener from Japan writes:
I just got a letter the other day from my mom telling me all about KHCB on the Internet. I live here in Kyoto, Japan, and haven't been able to get any kind of live Christian programming in the seven years I've been here. Today I listened to "Unshackled" and was really blessed. I grew up on KHCB and have often longed to listen to it again. Thanks for making it available.
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Every major university, large businesses, and many government agencies are connected to the Internet. Missionaries working overseas are also able to hear messages and Christian music at any time of the day or night. KHCB appears to be the first non-commercial Christian station to tap this avenue for the Kingdom of God.
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We are very proud of our extended school curriculum. All Archer students take part in enrichment activities at the end of the formal school day on a Tuesday and Thursday, to enable them to discover their hidden talents and passions.
Each term begins with an Enrichment Fair, during which students have the opportunity to meet with our different enrichment tutors and find out about all of the courses on offer. Students make a Tuesday choice and a Thursday choice for each term.
Here are the enrichment courses that we are offering for the spring term:
Tuesday choices
- Archer Arrow (school newspaper)
- Arrowhead Singers (male range choir)
- Card games & tricks
- Dance Fit
- Fortitude Dance Company
- Glee Club
- Jewellery Design
- Muay Thai Boxing
- Sustainability Project
- Taekwon-Do
- Archer Adventurers
- Archer Voices (female range choir)
- Book Club
- Cheerleading
- Dali Art Club
- Formula 1: Need for Speed (automotive design)
- Full Circle Drama Company
- Kinder Kitchen
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Wild Donkey
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I shot this in Custer State Park in South Dakota. There was a group of wild donkeys (this being one of them) gathered in and alongside the road waiting for handouts. These were some smart... um... donkeys since they had figured out that if they bit the handle on the car door and pulled, it would open. Luckily, my whole family made it out without even a scratch.
Location: Custer State Park, SD
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> I'm considering an update of KDE under SuSE 9 to V3.2. I've never
> done this before as I am relatively new to Linux.
It's not hard I'm a newbie too
> I went to
> http://ftp.leo.org/pub/suse/i386/sup...pdate_for_9.0/ and
> found a bunch of rpm files in subdirectories that obviously make up
> the set required for KDE.
In my opinion you should go to the source directory, and d/l the files
you want. Since I don't use KDE myself I'm not 100% sure what files
you should d/l but I guess it should be kde3-i18n-*.src.rpm (choose
the one you want) and the kdelibs src files. Still more expert advice
would be great.
> My question is how do I know the order in
> which I should install these? How do I ensure all the dependencies
> are covered?
I guess there's a readme file somewhere.
> Is there a way to build a CD that YaST can use to help
> with the install task or is there a way to point YaST to the
> aforementioned ftp location to handle the download and installation?
Sorry I don't know what YaST is
> Thanks.
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SEABROOK — Police have identified the woman who was killed Friday night after being struck by a motor vehicle while crossing Route 286 between Brown's Lobster Pound and Markey's Lobster Pool.
Police said 53-year-old Lynda Vautour of Leominster, Mass., was crossing the street at 8:35 p.m., when she was struck by a motor vehicle.
The Seabrook Fire Department took Vautour to Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, Mass., where she was pronounced dead.
Seabrook Lt. Michael Gallagher said the investigation is ongoing.
The driver of the motor vehicle has not been charged.
Route 286 remained closed for four hours Friday night following the incident, while Seabrook police, New Hampshire State Police and the New Hampshire State Police Tactical Accident Reconstruction Team investigated the scene.
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Gloria Ann Harlow, 63, of Marietta, passed away at her home at 10 a.m. Friday, April 2, 2010.
She was born on July 30, 1946, in Watertown, Ohio, a daughter of Bayne and Dorothy Sparks Petty.
She was a member of Open Door Baptist Church. She was a bus driver for Warren Local Schools for 28 years and a former member of Warren Township Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary. She was devoted to her grandchildren.
On Oct. 30, 1965, she married Robert Harlow Sr., who survives with one daughter and three sons, Kimberly (Steven) Beckett of Vincent, Robert (Kelli) Harlow Jr. of Frazeysburg, Ohio, Michael (Tammy) Harlow Sr. of Fleming and Kevin (Kim) Harlow of Vincent; nine grandchildren, Joshua, Ashton and Reagan Beckett, Austin and Avery Harlow, Michael Jr. and Dustin Harlow, and Bailey and Aiden Harlow.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at McClure-Schafer-Lankford Funeral Home, Marietta, with Pastor Keith Kapple officiating. Burial will be in Tunnel Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Monday with family present from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m.
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I would just like to say for people who are lactose intolerant, this is a great recipe. There is not once molecule of lactose and all of these ingredients have a lot of substitutes where I live. I have not tried it, but I love cashew milk and think that would be good. Also, Silk makes a coconut milk and also a coconut/almond blend as well. I personally think that the blend would go best, but so far, I have only tried it with the vanilla soy milk I usually have on stock. I live in a place where organic alternatives are easy to get as well as in my local farmers market all but the coconut and bananas are able to be gotten from farmers within a 200 miles radius of my house. Most of my smoothie money stays in my community!Brittany - 2015-06-22 13:21:42
Am lack toas tolerant but when I use organic milk it okHannah - 2013-02-17 23:04:23
Were going to try it, but I don't know if I will like it because I am lack toas and tolerant...which means I don't like to much dairy products and when I eat it, it makes my tummy feel wierd after so many portions of it...Anything suggested to use instead of some of these ingrediantsKate - 2013-01-01 18:33:51
Looks delicious and healthy.Nikolai - 2010-09-26 03:22:04
Yummy! How many points?Chrissy - 2009-06-11 19:29:23
This smoothie is so good but I did make a few changes ~ I added Vanilla Oat "milk" instead of the soy just because I don't like the taste of soy and I added regular orange juice in place of the apple concentrate because I did not want to use the concentrate and then not be able to seal it and stick it back in the freezer. And the orange gave it a wonderful tropical taste, I think pineapple would do lovely as well! Completely Delicious!!!!Jennifer - 2011-11-17 20:10:04
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Sushi Neko….. meehh
Playoff season is on dot com. Lately I've found myself toggling between unconditional love for the whole team and cursing myself for caring too much, which will almost certainly lead to heartbreak this season. I love rushing home from the gym to turn on another playoff game, but I deeply resent the foul mood that many of the games leave my boyfriend in. I really love RussWest, but I hate how he's seldom remembers to use good ball movement.
As with most things in life, there's a ying and yang, a give a take. One of these said things is being a Thunder fan who lives in Tulsa. "Huh?" you might ask. I'll break it down.
Pro: Hooray, our state has a pro team!
Not so many years ago, the sports gods (or you know, David Stern) picked us out of the crowd and gave us our very own team to love, nurture, and care for. I'm okay with the Thunder being city-specific rather than our entire state. "Utah Jazz" and "Indiana Pacers" just don't have the right ring to them, plus chanting "O-K-C" makes a bit more sense than 4-syllable "Ok-La-Ho-Ma" would.
Sure it's the OKC Thunder, but it totally has the feel as if it were our whole state's collective team. This is also evident in Chesapeake's opening video they've played for years and barely modified.
Con: OKC people have gotten a little supreme about it.
We get it, you have the basketball team. You're also the capital, have a number of suburbs in close proximity, are located in the very center of our state, harbor about a million major highway cross sections, and your people like to go to NBA games, even when it's another city's team who was just there temporarily. There was a lot that went in to where the NBA moved this team, and "haha OKC has always been so much better'n Tulsa duh gus gus" wasn't one of them.
Con: The drive.
That hour and a half stretch going west on highway 44 is never too bad, especially if you've got a good podcast to listen to or have some solid Sirius stations programmed into your car's dashboard. The drive to OKC almost always flies by.
It's the drive home that makes me want to intentionally crash into the Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague. You're a weird mixture of sleepy and wired, emotionally exhausted, and probably have to be at a work meeting at 8 am the next day. I think every Tulsan driving home from OKC lets out an audible sigh of relief the minute they see Sapulpa's Cinema 8 comes into focus.
Pro: We can hate Blake Griffin and Chris Paul without any guilt.
Chris Paul wasn't shopping at our grocery stores, attending our churches, or stealing our hearts back in the late aughts. Blake Griffin wasn't stomping our streets when he was a wee lad. Sure, half of us are Sooners, but as a Sooner fan you should know that we've never given a shit about college basketball. To many-a Tulsan, Blake's just another whiney NBA lap dog with a killer dunk.
Pro: We don't have to deal with post-game traffic several nights a week.
The absolute worst part about driving home after a Thunder game is the 45 minutes of traffic you must endure before you can even get on the highway. As the minutes tick away, you mentally calculate how many hours of sleep you'll be lucky to get that night, and vow to pay the premium for a weekend game the next time.
At least I'm already up and out and doing something though. I feel bad for the people who live in those cool apartments in Deep Deuce, whose entire neighborhood floods with slow moving traffic. They probably have to plan their entire lives around when Thunder games end.
That's the thing about living in Tulsa–even minor traffic inconveniences seem like the end of the freakin' world.
Con: Our city isn't decorated with RussWest and KD's faces all over town.
It would be quite the improvement over the radio personalities, orthodontists, and erectile dysfunction ads that seem to be popular around my house.
Pro: Going to games is a big event for Tulsans, and often includes a nice dinner at Deep Fork, Pearl, or Sushi Neko.
We're going to the big city so it's time for a nice meal, right? Plus, the clear eyes and full belly helps to get you through that drive home that looms over you throughout the night.
Con: Many Tulsa noobs don't know about these places and eat at Zio's in Bricktown instead.
I'm a born and bred South Tulsan, so I can say with the utmost certainty that a chain restaurant, in an overly commercial strip of tourist traps, surrounding a concrete waterway, is one the place we'd feel most comfortable.
Pro: We get to stop at Quiktrip before heading to the game.
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Sushi Neko….. meehh
I wish the hipsters would put down the hookah and get into izakaya food or something similar. Oklahoma seriously needs an authentic Japanese dining experience and not just theme restaurants.
Have you been to Tokyo 75th & N. Western?
OnCue > Quicktrip
What? Tulsa doesn't have an OnCue?
Haha OKC has always been so much better'n Tulsa
On cue > QT??? Uh, not a chance. The only reason tulsa does t have on cue is because qt's are superior to just about every other gas station. Also, although I lived the first 30 years of my life in okc, I can easily tell you that okc is not better than tulsa. At all.
The only reason Tulsa doesn't have OnCue is the gentlemans agreement between them and QT. Also the same reason QT is not in OKC.
I think it's hilarious that people are proud about gas stations. Merica
Tulsa's butthurt about OKC having a team has been going on since they got here. Does anyone else remember the local Tulsa media meltdown about how they were going to not root for the team because they were named the OKC Thunder and not the Oklahoma Thunder? Not to mention that Tulsa blog guy gleaming about how when they play exhibition games there, they never mention OKC and how it's good for Tulsa.
Slow news day?
Tulsa shouldn't be butthurt. They have a professional basketball team – the mighty Shock.
(Oncue + 7-11) > QT
So long as we're doing gas station inequalities let's get it right.
Tulsa is getting a Costco first, but it can't sell cheap liquor in Oklahoma so what's the point?
They also have a Restoration Hardware which I am entirely jealous of and I do like to go and shop at Utica Square.
But I'll take the Thunder over all of that.
I love the Thunder, but I hate the drive back home to Checotah. I don't care what people want to call them, to me & my kid they are Our Thunder. I'll tell you what I really hate, $150 for Lower Level seats to see the Thunder play the Bucks… The Bucks!!! "But tickets to Thunder games are cheap" Whatever! I'm certainly not going to pull a 5-6 hour shift in my car to sit in Loud City.
I think you've united us all. We can all agree that both OKC and Tulsa suck less than Checotah. Great job delivering that hot blonde country singer, though, even if I can't remember her name at the moment.
Exactly what's wrong with Loud City? I've been up there for six years, because it's what I can afford. There's not a bad seat in the place.
I watch the games at home in my own chair. Hell, I can even hit pause, go piss & come back not missing a thing. Never understood why anyone would want to go watch a game live. Maybe it's because I'm an old cranky fart.
Those three restaurants though…Do people really love those places? I've always thought they were more of a "well, okay I guess we can eat there tonight." Definitely not worth making a trip out of them.
You mean you don't like driving past the "Big Vagina" and listening to someone invariably making a comment about it?!
I grew up in OKC and moved to Tulsa a few years ago and I am in no hurry to find a way back to OKC anytime soon. Tulsa is so pretty and just a nicer and more affordable town to be in. The road conditions here SUCK, but they're not much better in OKC. I've been to a few Thunder games, including playoff games, and I never really enjoyed be being there as much as I enjoy being at a bar with friends; unless you're talking about the suites.
The only thing I miss from OKC: China Town (Grand House, Lee's Sandwiches, Super Cao Nguyen, and all the delicious pho shops, chinese buffets and bubble tea shops).
You Okie City people are a bunch of front runner fans.
Yeah. Probably not. Been a season ticket holder since day one.
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"Justice Rising: Sparking Dialogue for Democracy" NGEC video & Guide
Posted by Gladys Malibiran @AAPIPNGEC in AAPI communities, AAPI nonprofits, capacity building, featured, movement building on March 23, 2010
"Justice Rising: Sparking Dialogue for Democracy"
The intended audiences for the video and the guide are individuals and organizations who are exploring the meaning of social justice in their work. The following clips from the NGEC's Justice Rising video offers various definitions and organizational strategies for advancing social justice in communities. It focuses on the importance of giving meaning to social justice as a concept and a framework, and shares tangible examples of how some groups have responded by creating programs and carrying out specific strategies.
Justice Rising – Video Discussion Guide
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