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American Music Theatre's Christmas show is back with a homespun twist on the holiday.
The Lancaster theater's 2012 Christmas show, "Home for the Holidays," hit the stage Nov. 2 and will run through Dec. 30, with morning, afternoon and evening performances.
The show has already welcomed thousands, with some coming back for seconds and thirds, AMT's artistic director Andrea McCormick said.
"I encourage people who want to get in the Christmas spirit to come celebrate with us," she said.
The most popular show of the year has become a family tradition for patrons, she said.
"They really appreciate the quality and standard that goes into the Christmas show," she said of what brings people back year after year.
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What: American Music Theatre's 2012 Christmas show "Home for the Holidays"
When: Through Dec. 30, with morning, afternoon and evening shows
Tickets: Adults, $39; AMT members, $29; and children ages 3 to 17, $19.50. Group pricing is also available
For reservations or more information, call 800-648-4102 or visit www.amtshows.com.
The cast has 16 adults and four youth teams of 11 children each, and a 10-person orchestra, she said.
Last year's show theme was "Winter Wonderland," but this year, they took the show indoors with "Home for the Holidays."
The show takes place in a mansion, and includes a Christmas party, caroling, a church service and a dreamy trip to Candy Land.
McCormick imagines what she would want to see, and attempts to give the audience a "special Christmas journey emotionally and musically," she said.
This is her third Christmas show. She has tried to keep the shows "unique" while following a "recipe," she said.
The show's staples are its orchestra and singing "O Holy Night" at the conclusion, she said.
Other songs in the production include, "Merry Christmas, Darling," "Jingle Bells," and "White Christmas," a press release said.
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text: Mary Louise Parrish, 86, Nicktown, died Wednesday. She was the daughter of Isadore and Zita (Peters) Kline. She married Donald J. Parrish, who died Feb. 16, 1999. Surviving are five children: Karen Staruch, Raymond, Russell, Amy Ishman and Marty; eight grandchildren; and a sister, Hilda Dumm. She was preceded in death by three brothers: Rev. Omer U. Kline and infants, Joseph and Omer. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, at Moriconi Funeral Home Inc., Northern Cambria. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012, at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Nicktown.


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By MikeC
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Comments about Levenger Bomber Jacket Mobile iPad® Stand:
I was very pleased with the latest Bomber IPad case.This is my third purchase from the Bomber collection.I have the briefcase, Iphone case, and now this IPad case. I really like the product alot. My only real concern is the same as others. The velcro fastnener on the right is bulky and doesnt look secure or good. They should have had it on the left side for looks and functionality. But overall it is another great looking and useful product from the Bomber collection.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great looking and feeling leather. Nice interior lining....
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Great looking and feeling leather. Nice interior lining. Velcro closure holding the iPad in place is a little bulky. Overall, i'm very happy with the case.
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Stand is beautiful and ideally designed. Love the pocket, love the way it came carefully wrapped. Great item.
High quality iPad case
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Overall the case is excellent. However, it had one defect - it did NOT shut off the iPad when one closes the case. ALL other cases/covers turn off the iPad when the case/cover is closed.
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This was a gift to my nephew (age 34) who is very picky and rarely carries things in cases etc. I bought the Bomber Jacket Full double Zip carry case for his Ipad & it was a huge hit! Loved the leather and manly plaid lining, wonderful padding and perfect size to carry and fully protect his equipment. He is delighted with it; and, his friends are jealous of its looks and function. Bravo.
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While I do have a few minor concerns about this product. I would never send it back. I have waited too long for Levenger to produce an iPad case. There is no eyelet for taking pictures with the iPad while in the case and the velcro closure is a little bulky. However, the pros outweigh these small negatives. Besides I never use my iPad camera (I have an iPhone).
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I have my share of silicone and plastic cases that just seemed to help with scratches but were very sterile in look and feel. I wanted to find a more rugged leather ipad case for my ipad3 that would protect my ipad and easily stow away in my messenger bag. I love the feel of this case and have received many compliments with it. Not crazy about the velcro fastener but it does hold the ipad in securely. Stands nicely but does not rotate for portrait mode which I don't really use but some people might.Overall, this is a great, high quality true leather case that you won't want to stop touching.
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Stylish and on sale, but it fits the iPad 3 poorly. The Velcro closure on the right side is bulky and looks bad as well. In addition, a leather logo opposite the iPad enclosure will undoubtedly rub against the screen when you close it. Finally, the inside pocket has no closure, so when you flip the top over to use it as a stand the things inside will fall out.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services' (HHS) recently released Draft Framework for the National Plan to Address Alzheimer's Disease notably omitted assisted living from all but one of its strategies and recommendations. ALFA's newly submitted comments to HHS highlights its concerns and recommends changes to the plan.
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
Colors do matter
I grew up with color. My mom loved color and never washed walls. She said it was easier and more fun to just repaint. So every couple of years, we got different colors on the walls in all of our rooms. Then I went and married a military man and lived in lots of base housing units over a quarter century. Most of these interiors were painted all white or all beige. Floors were rubber tiles in green or black. Appliances and kitchen cupboards were all white metal. I vowed that when Jim retired I would never have white or beige walls, and I would hang as many pictures as I wanted and wherever I wanted. (You had to fill in any holes you made in base housing walls.) To heck with holes in the walls! What were husbands for anyway? If they could fly jet fighters, they could surely fill in wall holes! And they did.
So our home today is a myriad of color. Usually deep or whatever is often referred to as Colonial shades. These make our family feel warm and comfortable. Personal preference colors do matter.
We have a special son in the excellent Coastal Center in Ladson. For many years Jimmy lived in a Deaf/Blind unit because these were two of his major handicaps. Years ago I was on a committee for redecoration. One of the newer volunteers commented: Why dont we just paint the whole inside of the building white or beige? It would be much simpler. After all, the residents cant see the colors, so what difference does it make?
I disagreed. Caregivers inhabited this cottage too. And color affected them. How much more alive might they feel with sky blues, grass greens, sunny yellows and rose reds? And so we did colors. The caregivers loved them. Everybody was happy. Especially the residents. After all, they were the ones who mattered.
All this brings me to three of my favorite hues at this time of the year Red, White and Blue. We are in our prime Patriotic Season. Last month we observed the 144th Memorial Day for those who have given their lives for their nation. This month yesterday we remembered Flag Day, the 235th commemoration of the adoption of our national emblem. Next month we celebrate the Fourth of July, this year the 236th anniversary of our hard fought freedom.
Industry helped turn out parts for planes, tanks and ships. We had a flag on our home growing up. With our own Air Force family, we also flew the colors on all 22 of our homes over much of this country and in Europe Thirty years later, we still do.
Remember 9/11? Remember how almost all of us flew the Stars and Stripes on our homes and waving from our car windows after those egregious attacks? That surge of patriotism kept our spirits flying high as well. Today there are still threats from other countries. We can offer continuous support to our own country by flying our own countrys colors.
Why in the world wouldnt we?
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ALBANY – The State Legislature's top Republican says he is opposed to giving the movie industry a special "carve-out" from the gun-control law so that action scenes staged in New York could include actors armed with assault weapons.
And a senior Cuomo administration official involved in the talks said he believes that a special Hollywood carve-out is unlikely to be included in any changes in the gun-control law that might be resolved in the concluding days of budget negotiations.
Senate co-leader Dean G. Skelos, a Long Island Republican, told The Buffalo News on Thursday that he is concerned about the mixed message that such a special provision for Hollywood would send.
Critics have said the idea of letting film companies use now-banned assault weapons – even though they use only blanks – in movies filmed in New York sends a confusing signal, especially to children, at a time when new gun restrictions are being put into law.
"I indicated my opposition" to the provision, Skelos said of talks he is having with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and other legislative leaders on possible changes to the Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act.
"My concern is, why are you doing for Hollywood, and others cannot do the same thing?" Skelos said in the interview. "I don't believe they should be treated any differently."
Skelos noted the interest the state has in the movie industry – it spends hundreds of millions of dollars on tax breaks to lure filmmakers here.
"We have a tremendous amount of film tax credits, which are going to be helpful to that industry," he said.
Asked the status of the talks over the Hollywood exemption to the SAFE Act, Skelos said, "As we speak right now, that's one of the issues that's outstanding."
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Now that Thanksgiving is over, it's time for me to focus on something very important in this house: What in the world am I going to make with all of these leftovers?
I'm OK with the sweet potatoes, the vegetables, the cranberries... but we have A LOT of turkey.
This past Friday, I felt as though the possibilities for our turkey leftovers were endless. I stood in my kitchen imagining myself to be Benjamin Buford Blue (Bubba) having a conversation with Forrest Gump, "We could have turkey sandwiches, turkey casserole, turkey gumbo, turkey enchiladas (made that deliciousness last year), turkey salad, turkey tacos, turkey pizza, turkey facial masks, turkey dog food, turkey... anything!"
Can you imagine? The list is endless.
Needless to say, we had turkey sandwiches.
Pretty lame, I know.
But last night, my inner Betty Crocker decided to kick in and I made Turkey Noodle Soup, with homemade egg noodles. I obviously had (and still have) plenty of turkey. I also cut up carrots and celery from a vegetable tray. I put all of that in a pot with some chicken broth, added some pepper...I almost got really brave and added a few spices from the spice rack that only serves as a decorative piece on my counter, but I decided against it.
And then it was time to make the noodles.
Dun dun dun dun.
Frankly, I even surprised myself. I have never made my own noodles, so I knew going into the recipe that it could possibly have two outcomes: delicious or not-so-delicious.
Well, not to toot my own horn, but... Toot Toot! My first attempt at Homemade Turkey Noodle Soup came out so delicious!
Honestly, I am quite proud of myself. We had a few friends come over while I was in the middle of making the soup and when they saw the noodles sitting on my counter and said, "You make your own noodles?" I replied, "Yes, don't you?"
Only kidding. But I must admit that it was nice for that one millisecond to be known as "The Mom Who Makes Her Own Noodles."
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1 teaspoon dried basil, marjoram, or sage, crushed (optional)
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In a large bowl, stir together 2 cups of the flour, the basil (if desired) and salt. Make a well in the center of the flour mixture. In a small bowl, combine eggs, water and oil. Add egg mixture to flour mixture; stir to combine.
Next, sprinkle a clean kneading surface with the remaining 1/3 cup flour. Turn dough out onto floured surface. Knead until dough is smooth and elastic (8 to 10 minutes total). Cover and let the dough rest for 10 minutes.
Divide the dough into four equal portions. On a lightly floured surface, roll each dough portion into a 12-inch square (about 1/16 inch thick). Let stand, uncovered, about 20 minutes. Cut as desired (I used a pizza cutter). If using a pasta machine, pass each portion through machine according to manufacturer's directions until dough is 1/16 inch thick. Let stand; cut as desired.
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Last night, my inner Betty Crocker decided to kick in and I made Turkey Noodle Soup, with homemade egg noodles.


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7 Things to Watch for in Sunday's Colts Panthers Game
It sucks to eat with one of these, but it makes an even worse quarterback.
Two weeks ago, the Colts stank it up against the Jaguars. On Sunday, they face the two-win Panthers, and a loss would all but clinch the first overall pick for the Colts. Here's what to watch for this Sunday.
1. Watch for an inappropriate utensil. There's been a lot of "controversy" about the Colts decision to start Curtis Painter. I will certainly agree with critics who think Painter is awful. The NFL is a gun fight, and Jim Caldwell and company are armed with a spork. Painter has been arguably the worst quarterback in football since taking over the starting job, but I refuse to get bent out of shape over Dan Orlovsky not playing. He's worse. He was worse in the preseason. He has no value as an NFL player moving forward, and he gives the Colts no better chance to win. Frankly, I don't understand how anyone can claim Polian is backing Painter for the sake of his ego. If that were true, he would have backed Gonzo and Brown. Those guys would be MUCH more important to Polian's ego than protecting Painter. It's all fake whiny media outrage, and I have no use for any of it. Orlovsky sucks. Painter sucks. It really makes no difference which one of them plays. Honestly, I don't care other than if Orlovsky plays, Eyes in the Backfield is one item shorter each week. That's all the difference it makes. So much complaining over nothing.
2. Watch for tears. 88 goes into the ring of honor, and I swear that if they let Peyton throw him a pass I'm going to lose it. The Ring of Honor is a great tribute, but it's not nearly enough. His jersey should be retired. No one has any business wearing 88 for the Colts again. Ironically, if they do let Peyton throw, it could be the last time I see him throw a pass for the Colts. I'm going to stop now before I start crying. Implore Jim Irsay on Twitter with #retire88.
3. Watch for the slow down. Cam Newton started the season like a house a fire, passing for more than 850 yards in his first two games. In his last five games, however, he's had three passer ratings under 65 and thrown 8 picks to just four touchdowns. Overall, he's having a stellar rookie year, but his actual play is tailing off dramatically. He has been incredibly effective on the ground, posting 9 rushing touchdowns. His completion percentage has been under 60% in most games, which means the Colts should not blitz him (which could force him from the pocket), but sit back in coverage and make him make accurate throws. They were never all that great at forcing Vince Young to do that back in the day, and Newton is better than Young ever was and the Indy defense is worse. It could get ugly.
4. Watch for the return of Ron Meeks. Meeks was deposed as defensive coordinator for the Panthers when Ron Rivera took over as head coach. The Panthers defense has actually taken a major step backwards since Meeks left. Granted it was bad in 2010, but it's actually gotten a field goal a game worse and is now the 31st scoring defense in the league. Funny how everyone seems to hate Meeks, but teams get worse when he leaves. The only scoring defense worse than the Panthers? Yeah, you know it. By DVOA the Panthers are the 32nd ranked D and Indy is 31st. Somehow, I still expect 3 turnovers from Painter.
5. Watch the running backs. Joe Addai should be active and might get a few carries, but the guy to watch is Donald Brown. He continues to play well and is the Colts best hope of generating offense each week. His DVOA is strong. His YPA is at 4.5. I can't even bring myself to think about what he'd be doing if 18 was behind center. It's hilarious that one of the key pieces of evidence that Indy has drafted poorly is Donald Brown, when the guy has actually been playing quite well ever since getting healthy a year ago. The Colts ONLY hope of winning is to pound the run against a Panthers D ranked 32nd against the run in DVOA.
6. Watch for the lost opportunity. I had this game circled on my calendar since last March when word of Jerry "Archie" Richardson's condescending remarks toward Peyton Manning became made public. It's got to be killing Peyton not to be able to point up to the owner's box after every touchdown. I so wanted to hear him say, "Hey Jerry! NEED HELP READING THAT SCOREBOARD? There're lots of big numbers on it!" Freaking sucks.
7. Watch for the clinch. It won't exactly be official, but I expect the Colts to collapse on Sunday and lose somewhere in the neighborhood of 45-7. It will create a new wave of whining from people who don't seem to realize that the season is beyond over, and there's no point in even paying attention to the games. We won't learn anything new this week that we didn't already know two months ago. I expect Painter to get pulled for Orlovsky who will throw some picks and take some sacks and generally be just as bad as the guy he replaced.


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It's been said many times that those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. When it comes to our children, especially, let's hope that the headlines of the past year are something we learn from in order to avoid a repeat.
Children were brutally slain just a few short weeks ago in a school in a small Connecticut town. It was the latest in what is becoming an all-too-familiar scene of terror being inflicted upon a place that is supposed to be a safe haven for our kids.
Let's resolve to do what it takes to make our children safe at school. Is there really anything worth sacrificing the life and safety of a child for?
Children were traumatized in unspeakable ways over many years by Jerry Sandusky, multiple members of the clergy, coaches, teachers, etc. These men and women preyed upon children because they were allowed to. And they're not the only ones. At any given time, children are being abused sexually and otherwise by people "who would never do such a thing" because no one stops them or we think the children may be lying.
Let's resolve to not allow inconvenience or fear to keep us from doing the right thing to protect our children. There is no one too big or powerful when they are doing heinous things to a child.
Let's resolve to listen to what our children have to say, and quickly and thoroughly investigate it. Oftentimes, they're the ones telling the truth.
Let's resolve to remember what it was like when we were kids. For most of us, we were lucky to have had people in our lives that loved us and protected us from the bad things of the world and made sure we grew up to be productive members of society.
It has been said many times that children are our future. If we want our future to be a bright one, we must remember the mistakes of the past year and resolve to not let them happen again.
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Rupert Grint officially wrapped his work on 'Moonwalkers' last week, but we still have two fun fan photos from the set to share with you today.
So far, we've had the chance to see Rupert in some eclectic '60s ensembles, but as we all know, Moonwalkers is about the filming of a fake moon landing and Rupert's character, Jonny, is at the head of the scam.
The questions is...is he Buzz Aldrin or Neil Armstrong?
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Erie police have charged a city man with sexually assaulting a teenage girl in December.
Steven Doss, 58, of the 2600 block of Fairmount Parkway, is in the Erie County Prison on $100,000 bond today after he was arraigned Thursday night by Erie 4th Ward District Judge Tom Robie on charges of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault, corruption of minors and indecent assault.
Police accuse Doss of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl at an Erie residence Dec. 18, according to the criminal complaint filed in the case.
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Six years ago, Albert Capozzi Sr. sat in his daughter's Amherst hair salon and explained how he felt about his son Anthony's being exonerated after two decades of wrongful imprisonment for rapes he did not commit.
"Have you ever felt pure joy in your heart?" Albert Capozzi asked. "I don't know how to explain it. We haven't had any joy for so many years. Now we've had the joy back for two days, and we're so elated.
"I want to thank God," he added. "I have to thank Him for keeping me alive long enough to see this."
Albert Capozzi Sr., gracious patriarch of the Capozzi family who never flashed any bitterness over his son's wrongful imprisonment, died Monday in Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Amherst. He was 87.
Mr. Capozzi was rushed to the hospital after being stricken late Sunday afternoon and died the following morning, family members said.
He and his wife of 57 years, Mary, who died in October 2009, never lost faith in Anthony's innocence. He was exonerated of the two rapes in 2007, when authorities proved they had been committed by Altemio C. Sanchez, of Cheektowaga, the Bike Path Rapist and Killer.
Family members issued a brief statement Tuesday about Mr. Capozzi:
"He was a wonderful man full of love, compassion and tremendous generosity. We are comforted knowing he's in a better place with our beloved mother. We thank the caring people of Western New York who have shown our brother and family so much kindness over these last five years."
Sharyn Miller, one of Mr. Capozzi's five surviving children, was asked how her parents kept from being bitter or angry during their long ordeal.
"It was their faith that got them through this," she replied. "My mom and dad always saw the good in people, never the bad."
A native of Meadville, Pa., Mr. Capozzi graduated from Meadville High School and entered the Navy in April 1944, stationed on the aircraft carrier USS Randolph, which served in the Pacific Theater during the end of World War II. Specializing in fire control, he worked in the ship's boiler room, surviving kamikaze attacks and room temperatures of 115 to 120 degrees. He later was awarded four naval decorations, including the Pacific Theater Ribbon with three campaign stars.
After the war, Mr. Capozzi worked on the railroad and in a family shoe store in Meadville before moving to Buffalo in 1962 with his wife and their four oldest children to pursue better job opportunities.
"He sacrificed his whole life for his family," Miller said. "It was never about him."
Following a short stint working in the flour mills on Ohio Street, Capozzi was employed as a millwright in the General Motors Tonawanda Foundry for 20 years before suffering a broken back in an industrial accident. Mr. Capozzi was active for years at Holy Angels Catholic Church.
The Capozzis lived in the same Jersey Street home on Buffalo's West Side for almost 50 years, before Mr. Capozzi moved to Williamsville about two years ago to be closer to most of his children.
His son Anthony, diagnosed with schizophrenia, remains in a Buffalo group home.
Surviving, in addition to his daughter Sharyn and son Anthony, are two other daughters, Kathleen Jeras and Pamela Guenther, and another son, Albert Jr. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Holy Angels Church, 348 Porter Ave.
Family members no doubt will share the story told by Guenther about visiting her father in the hospital emergency room late Sunday.
"I can't believe this is happening to me," Mr. Capozzi told his daughter. "I was always so strong."
"He always was," Guenther recalled Tuesday. "We always felt that Dad could do anything."
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Stonington — Police have identified the man who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound Saturday night following an armed standoff with them on White Rock Road as Paul Menard, 52, of 16 Palmer St. in Pawcatuck.
Police responded to what appeared to be a one-car accident on White Rock Road at 7:20 p.m., according to police Capt. Jerry Desmond. A witness had reported that a man involved in the accident had discharged his weapon.
During the standoff, about 40 police officers from the Stonington and Westerly as well as state police surrounded Menard, who remained near his pickup truck off the side of the road. Police could be heard yelling at him to drop his handgun.
Menard did not comply, Desmond said. He appeared intoxicated and got in and out of his truck several times during the attempted negotiations, Desmond said.
He said that Menard alternated between pointing his gun at his own head and the ground but he never directly pointed the gun at police. At 8:50 p.m., Menard shot himself while in his truck. He was pronounced dead at The Westerly Hospital.
Desmond said police are investigating Menard's death but so far have not come up with any reason for why he shot himself. He said Menard did not say anything to officers about why he wanted to commit suicide. Desmond said police will be talking to Menard's friends and relatives to reconstruct the hours before his death.
The standoff occurred near the La Quinta Inn & Suites at the corner of Route 2 and White Rock Road. The hotel did not allow anyone to enter or exit the property during the incident, and guests on the north side of the hotel, facing White Rock Road, were moved to south side of the hotel.
Menard lived in a white two-story home next to railroad track and across from the former Whistle Stop cafe. He purchased the home in 2005.
Three of Menard's neighbors said this afternoon that he liked to ride his bicycle and skateboard and recently bought a bright yellow Thing which was parked in ths driveway this afternoon. They said except for a male friend that used to come by regularly, few other people came to the house.
"He was a really friendly guy but he seemed to keep to himself," said one of the neighbors, Jay Rondeau.
He said he saw Menard get into his car at 5 p.m. Saturday afternoon but nothing seemed unusual. He said he realized something was wrong when police went into Menard's home Saturday night.
The three men said they did not know Menard owned a gun. Desmond said police are investigating whether Menard owned a gun and had a permit for it.
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FREDERICK, Md. - Way Off Broadway's Children's Theatre will hold auditions at 7 p.m. today at Way Off Broadway.
Those auditioning are asked to bring a headshot and resume, as well as 16 bars of prepared music from a Disney song. Everyone will be asked to sing, read from the scripts, and do some movement.
Those auditioning should be at least 16 years old. All roles are non-union paying. No appointments are necessary. Roles are available for both male and female performers. Shows that will be casting include Disney's "Cinderella, Pinkalicious - The Musical," and "A Children's Theatre Christmas Carol."
Children's Theatre performances are every Saturday afternoon and the second and fourth Sunday afternoon of each month. There are also occasional weekday matinees during the runs. Rehearsals are usually held one to two evenings a week.
Way Off Broadway's next Mainstage auditions will be for the summer production of "Legally Blonde."
For more information, call the Box Office at 301-662-6600 or visit www.wayoffbroadway.com.
'Murder of '76' production slated
STERLING, Va. - The Sterling Playmakers will hold auditions for its production of the original murder mystery, "Murder of '76," from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Sterling Community Center, 120 Enterprise St. Roles for males and females able to play middleage and older.
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MORGANTOWN - West Virginia Public Theatre started casting for its 29th season. This summer WVPT will be presenting:
"Nunsense II:" July 10-14, 2013
"Les Miserables:" July 17-21, 2013
"The Fantasticks:" July 24-28, 2013
"Happy Days:" July 31 to Aug. 4, 2013
WVPT, pending AEA approval, will engage a of number Equity Guest Artist contracts. Other roles and ensemble will be filled by non-union actors. WVPT is currently casting for all principal roles, ensemble and performance interns.
The following regional auditions are scheduled.
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Saturday at the James Center (Pittsburgh Musical Theatre), 327 S. Main St.
Appointments between 1 and 9 p.m. Saturday, callbacks will be scheduled on Sunday.
Morgantown - March 23 at AW Dance Company, 256 Greenbag Road
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WVPT is also currently accepting resumes for its 2013 summer season technical staff. Resumes and references can be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com. Dates of residency are TBA; most likely mid-June through early August. Salary, travel allowance and housing provided.
Additional information and a full listing of technical positions and casting breakdowns can be found on WVPT's website at www.wvpublictheatre.org.
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Seahawks may have strategy regarding suspensions
The Seahawks are still very much in the running for the playoffs. That's why KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel thinks there's some sort of strategy around their two star cornerbacks and the status of their appeals of NFL substance abuse violations.
Stagger suspensions?
When the Seahawks host the Cardinals Sunday, cornerback Brandon Browner will not be on the field. He has withdrawn his appeal of an NFL substance abuse violations. As a result he will miss the team's final four regular season games.
Browner's fellow cornerback Richard Sherman is continuing with his appeal. It will be heard Friday, Dec. 14. That means he will be able to play in the next two games. If his appeal is not upheld, he would be suspended for the final two regular season games and either two playoff games or two games next season.
Art smells a strategy.
"The net effect of this is to stagger the potential punishments and that does help the Seahawks. It's the little bit of relief that Seahawks fans are being granted in this."
Team would still suffer
Art says staggered suspensions would be the best scenario, if Sherman's appeal isn't upheld. But there's the potential for both players to be out for a key game.
"It minimizes the impact. The only problem with that is that both would likely miss the big game Dec. 23rd when the 49ers come to Seattle and play for what would be a very large regular season game and a potential playoff berth. They would be out of that, but they would at least have some mitigation of impact if both of these guys are found to have tested positive."
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Art says there hasn't been a case like this where one team has has two players at the same position be accused of violating the NFL's banned substances policy. And the information was leaked after the test but before the appeals, which is not usually the case.
Art wants to see some changes made.
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Jaden Smith just got a very sweet, very public birthday wish.
Kylie Jenner posted a photo on Instagram Monday for her "best friend," rapper Jaden Smith, saying she, "can't remember exactly when we met [but] I couldn't be more grateful that we did."
Jenner, 15, whose half-sister is new mom Kim Kardashian, shyly looks away from Smith in the photo and, in the caption, writes about Smith's understanding nature and their shared sense of humor.
"You understand me like not many do and you always know the right time to make me laugh," she said.
Jenner also mentions Smith's good manners, which his parents Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith may be happy to hear. Jenner said Smith never fails to "open the door on my every entrance."
The Karate Kid star has been known to say a nice thing or two about Jenner, causing speculation that the two are more than just friends. Smith has not commented on whether the two are a couple.
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It's a scene out of a horror movie set in the suburbs – with results true and tragic.
Michelle McGrath says her 12-year-old son was drawn to the vacant home with the long-overgrown lawn on Harbine Avenue in Dayton, Ohio, and decided to poke around inside. But neither of them could have expected what he found there on Sunday afternoon: the leathery, mummified remains of a man hanging in the closet.
"He was found suspended from the neck still from a belt in the closet. So it appears to be a suicide," coroner Kent Harshbarger told WHIO.
Not only that, but the remains have been there for five years, the coroner told WDTN.
Based on clues investigators found inside, Harshbarger tentatively identified the remains as those of 53-year-old Edward Burton, who bought the house in October 2009 and apparently died shortly afterward.
While neighbors questioned how the discovery could go undetected for so long, the shock registered most keenly for McGrath and her son.
"[He] came home and he said to me that he had gone into an abandoned house and he found a body," McGrath said. "And I said, 'Wait, what?' "
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After her complaints to the city about the unkempt yard, crews periodically mowed the grass. But otherwise, she said, "There was no activity. No one coming and going. It looks just like it does now."
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A book review by Assistant Professor of History John Eldevik was recently published by The Medieval Review, a leading online archive of scholarly reviews in medieval studies. Eldevik reviewed David Bachrach's new translation of a chronicle by the early 11th century cleric Alpert of Metz, titled "On the Variety of our Times" (De diversitate temporum), published in 2012 by the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto.
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Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, D-Ore., joined with Crooked River stakeholders Thursday to introduce the Crooked River Collaborative Water Security Act of 2013, which would provide a framework for improving the management of water in the Crooked River while creating opportunities for economic growth and new jobs in Central Oregon.
"This legislation is based on an agreement that the senators facilitated among a broad coalition of stakeholders in the region," their statement said.
The U.S. House recently unanimously approved similar legislation proposed by Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., the second year of House passage for such a bill. A Senate version last year did not come to a vote, leading to negotiations among the various parties this year.
Walden spokesman Andrew Malcolm told NewsChannel 21 Thursday, "We look forward to reviewing the text of the legislation and working with the Senate on finally getting this done for Central Oregon."
Here's the rest of the senators' announcement:
"The full potential of the Crooked River and Prineville Reservoir beckoned to central Oregon for decades, but a common agreement has been long out of reach," said Merkley. "Today I am pleased to join with Senator Wyden and many Crooked River stakeholders to realize that full potential. This legislation will provide water certainty for the stakeholders and help provide more economic security for central Oregon."
"This bill addresses all the issues that are important to Central Oregon. It means more jobs, a more secure supply of drinking water for the City of Prineville and ensures clean water for endangered fish," Wyden said. "It also has the added advantage of fixing a historic mistake regarding the boundary of the wild and scenic section of the Crooked River and allowing for the development of a clean source of energy at Bowman Dam."
"I am grateful for the hard work and leadership of Oregon's Senators and many committed stakeholders who have demonstrated Oregon's ability to come together and find a solution to one of Oregon's truly special places," said Governor Kitzhaber. "This legislation not only represents a victory for the Central Oregon economy, but provides certainty for communities, fish, wildlife and native people."
The Crooked River Collaborative Water Security Act of 2013 would provide numerous benefits to water users and the Central Oregon region, by:
· Meeting the municipal water needs for the city of Prineville long into the future so the city can continue to attract new businesses like data centers that require reliable water supplies;
· Providing greater certainty for the agricultural community that depends on the Crooked River for irrigation;
· Allowing water to be released from Bowman Dam to help maintain a healthy steelhead, salmon and trout fisheries, which are cherished by local fishermen;
· Allowing the Bowman Dam to be retrofitted to install a hydroelectric turbine and generate low-cost, clean power and create construction jobs;
· Creating a process to help better plan for dry years, in terms of the impact on fish habitat and fishing, as well as boating and other recreational activities.
The legislation is endorsed by the City of Prineville, Crook County, the Governor of Oregon, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, American Rivers, Deschutes Basin Board of Control (representing all seven major irrigation districts in Central Oregon), NW Steelheaders, Ochoco and North Unit Irrigation Districts, Portland General Electric, Trout Unlimited, and WaterWatch.
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City of Prineville Mayor, Betty Roppe
"We appreciate Senator Merkley's work on this legislation. The City of Prineville needs a new law to secure water from Bowman Dam to meet our residential and business water needs. We look forward to working with Senator Merkley, Senator Wyden and Congressman Walden to get this Crooked River legislation enacted into law."
Crook County Commissioner and Judge, Mike McCabe
"The Senator has worked hard on this bill. We appreciate that it will strengthen agricultural productivity, and create other economic benefits like new hydropower energy, once we have this bill become law."
Robert A. Brunoe, Branch of Natural Resources Manager and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon
"The Merkley-Wyden legislation is the result of countless hours of deliberation of a diverse group of local stakeholders. It helps resolve a decades-long question of how to balance water interests and achieves the maximum mutual benefit for municipal and irrigation users while also ensuring the recovery of salmon, trout and steelhead in the Crooked River."
David Moryc, American Rivers
"By bringing irrigators and conservationists together, Senator Merkley has crafted a uniquely collaborative solution to the age-old challenge of water use in the Wild and Scenic Crooked River watershed. The City of Prineville, irrigation districts, the Confederated Tribe of the Warm Springs, and conservation groups have come together to support a balanced approach, providing certainty for water users while keeping more water in the Wild and Scenic Crooked River to improve recreation and habitat for trout."
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An environmentalist or one who believes trees and all living things should not be cut down or harmed. Someone who works to protect the environment from destruction or pollution.
Suzie's such a tree hugger she chained herself to a redwood to keep the loggers from cutting it down.
by Rick January 09, 2005
someone who loves the environment and believes it needs to be protected for the benefit of ourselves and future generations to come. Typically described as hippies. Often characterized by eating organic goods, natural fibre clothing, not consumption of meat, a general liking and respect for the environment.
The treehuggers from Greenpeace were all there protesting the rights of the environment.
by Anonymous September 17, 2003
a tree hugger is someone who cares about the only thing in the world that gives us oxygen...they want to save trees from people that dont recognize the importance of them.
"please dont cut down this tree,, i want my grandchildren to be able to breath, and the animals to have a home,,is this a good enough reason to be a tree hugger?
by love yourself February 09, 2006
1. A naturalist who will do anything in his/her power to protect the environment and save wildlife. Comparable to a hippie, vegetarian, or Hypah. But not Mancow
2. Someone who is likely to have a nervous breakdown if he/she ever stops protesting something for more than a few minutes.
2. Someone who is likely to have a nervous breakdown if he/she ever stops protesting something for more than a few minutes.
When will these treehuggers stop protesting everything?
by Varter April 20, 2004
Individual that plants trees and will not cut them down where they are not indigenous, especially in Western United States. This results in disastrous forest fires that, ironically, burns down the tree huggers home. Enraged by this, tree hugger then torches large SUV's in car lots, releasing incredible amounts of toxins into the atmosphere. Can usually be found in upscale coffee bars and protesting at world economic summits.
Bob loved junk science because it went hand in hand with being a tree hugger.
by ponder November 01, 2003
an enviornmentalist(from an incident where a group of people protested against cutting down a forest by hugging the trees and not letting go)
Those two are a couple of tree-huggers.
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where you put on fast paced music and dance around like an idiot while cleaning. helps get cleaning done faster and is definitely more fun. very funny to watch when the person who is dance cleaning doesn't know you are there.
"Dude, look at that window. Tim is totally dance cleaning in there."
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The Stetson men's and women's cross country teams are set to compete at the Walt Disney World Cross Country Classic this Saturday at the Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista.
This event will have 22 teams for both the men and women, with schools coming from the all over the southern United States, including schools from Kansas and Texas.
"Disney is going to be good for us," head coach Joe Matuszczak said. "Both the men and women will be competing against 22 teams. This race does not necessarily have big teams, but it will still be competitive, and it should be a fast course."
The Hatters are coming off a good race last Friday, one in which the men took home first place and the women finished in fifth. Matuszczak felt that the tougher courses before this race benefited the team as well as allowing the runners to go for it.
"This was the first week I really took reins off," Matuszczak said. "Usually I have them run a certain pace, but this week I told them to just go out and compete. Some did really well and they will learn from this week. I also believe that the tougher courses at Embry-Riddle and UF are getting us ready for the conference race, and very soon we will start to see chunks of time come off the next couple races."
After this race, Stetson has just two meets left. They will race in the UCF Black & Gold Invitational on October 12, and will finish the season on October 27 when they compete in the Atlantic Sun Championships, which is hosted by Florida Gulf Coast.


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Illinois Spanish–American War Veterans
This database of Illinois Spanish–American War Veterans indexes the portion of the ninth volume of the nine volume publication, Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois, which lists veterans of that war. (The remainder of the ninth and the other eight volumes list veterans of the Black Hawk, Mexican, and Civil Wars.) This 1902 publication, originating from the rosters maintained by the Illinois Adjutant General, is the result of an 1899 Illinois statute mandating that the rosters of Illinois volunteers be printed. The names of approximately 11,000 men, organized into 10 regiments, are found in its pages. The volume includes a roster and history for each regiment.
The database was created and donated to the Illinois State Archives by Fred Delap of Kansas, Illinois. Delap, a volunteer with the Edgar County Genealogical Library, has also indexed the names of Illinois veterans of the War of 1812, Winnebago War, Black Hawk War, Mexican War, and Civil War.
- 1LT — 1st Lieutenant
- 1SG — 1st Sergeant
- 2LT — 2nd Lieutenant
- 2SG — 2nd Sergeant
- ART — Artificer (Rank)
- ART — Artillery (Unit)
- ASUR — Assistant Surgeon
- BLKS — Blacksmith
- CAV — Cavalry
- CHAP — Chaplain
- CMUS — Chief Musician
- COL — Colonel
- CPL — Corporal
- CPT — Captain
- FAR — Farrier
- HOST — Hospital Steward
- INF — Infantry
- LTC — Lieutenant
- MAJ — Major
- MUS — Musician
- PMUS — Principal Musician
- PVT — Private
- QM — Quartermaster
- QMSG — Quartermaster Sergeant
- SAD — Saddler
- SGT — Sergeant
- SURG — Surgeon
- TEAM — Teamster
- WAG — Wagoner
The researcher can use the regiment number and company letter from this index to obtain further information on a veteran from the record series, Muster Out Rolls (RS 301.089). The rolls, arranged by regiment and thereunder by company, provide for each soldier: name, rank; date, place, and term of enrollment; name of enrolling officer; places of residence and discharge; and amounts of pay, travel and reimbursement due. The original records have been duplicated in the unindexed published four volume set Adjutant General's Report Containing The Complete Muster Out Rolls of the Illinois Volunteers Who Served in the Spanish-American War,1898-1899 (Springfield, 4 vols., 1902). Additional information is available from the record series, Muster In Rolls (RS 301.087), which also provides each soldier's age, birthplace, eye and hair color, complexion, height, marital status, occupation, and name and address of the soldier's nearest relative. Archives staff can photocopy no more than 2 entries per request. Send your request to:
Illinois State Archives
Reference Unit
Margaret Cross Norton Building
Capitol Complex
Springfield, Illinois 62756
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COLUMBIA — Last year's NFL draft was a testament to the talent that has streamed to South Carolina in recent years. The Gamecocks had two first-round picks — cornerback Stephon Gilmore at No. 10 and defensive end Melvin Ingram at No. 18 — which marked just the second time in school history that two Gamecocks went in the first round.
NFL DRAFT: SOUTH CAROLINA PLAYERS TO WATCHFS D.J. Swearinger Round 2-3 WR Ace Sanders Round 4RB Marcus Lattimore Round 4-5 OLB DeVonte Holloman Round 4-5 DE Devin Taylor Round 6-7TE Justice Cunningham Round 7 or free agent C T.J. Johnson Round 7 or free agent Round projections from NFLDraftScout.com
The only other time it happened was 1981. That year USC had the No. 1 pick — Heisman Trophy-winning running back George Rogers, who went 13 spots ahead of tight end Willie Scott.
USC will almost certainly have to wait another year before someone else joins the 11 Gamecocks who have been selected in the first round. For Steve Spurrier's program on the rise, it will be worth the wait, since defensive end Jadeveon Clowney is projected as the No. 1 pick.
None of this is to say the 2013 draft lacks intrigue for USC. Far from it.
Yes, tonight's first round is expected to pass without any Gamecocks hearing their names called. But Friday's second and third rounds could result in two major pieces of USC's recent success being rewarded for their work — free safety D.J. Swearinger and running back Marcus Lattimore.
Swearinger was the hardest hitter and most vocal leader on last year's team. His film and 40-yard dash time — 4.67 seconds at the NFL combine, 4.63 on USC's pro day — weren't enough to put him among the top three safeties, according to ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. But Kiper said he has Swearinger as "a solid second rounder," and ranks him behind Kenny Vaccaro (Texas), Matt Elam (Florida) and Jonathan Cyprien (Florida International) among safeties.
A second-round pick will make less money from his first pro contract than a first-rounder, but USC wide receiver Alshon Jeffery went in the second round last year, 45th overall, and reportedly got a four-year deal worth $4.52 million, including a signing bonus of about $1.75 million.
For his part, Swearinger dismissed the importance of a 40-yard dash time for a 208-pound safety like him, though he said he wanted to run 4.5 seconds at pro day.
"You don't run a 40 on the football field (during a game)," he said. "You play football."
Lattimore, who suffered injuries to each knee the past two seasons, is one of the draft's most interesting cases. Did his limited but encouraging pro day workout and medical exams at the combine and earlier this month alleviate concerns of NFL teams? Will he be able to play this season? Will the team that drafts him even want him to play, or just continue rehabilitating?
Given all of these questions, how early will a team want to pick Lattimore?
"I think his passion, his desire, his character is all going to help him, because you have to have that to rehab the way he needs to, to get back to 100 percent," Kiper said. "A team that has extra picks in the third or fourth round, I think could look at Marcus Lattimore very seriously at that point."
If not for last year's serious right knee injury, Lattimore might have been a first-round pick.
And at the beginning of last season, many observers believed USC defensive end Devin Taylor could play his way into the first round. But he didn't. He isn't expected to get drafted until Saturday, when the fourth through seventh rounds are picked.
"Devin Taylor is the enigma," Kiper said. "All that talent. Kept waiting for him to become a first-round pick. He never did. Flashed, wasn't consistent. If you get into the fourth, fifth round area, with a kid with that enormous physical gifts he has, it makes sense."
Outside linebacker DeVonte Holloman and receiver Ace Sanders are also expected to go on Day 3.
While Lattimore turning pro early was a no-brainer, Sanders surprised some people by skipping his senior season. He is ranked by NFLDraftScout.com as the No. 16 receiver and a projected fourth-round pick. The St. Louis Rams, at least, seem interested in him. They reportedly came to Columbia earlier this month to conduct a private workout with him.
Sanders, who is 5-7, 173 pounds and excelled returning punts at USC, didn't help himself by running 4.58 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the combine and 4.56 at pro day. How will that impact teams' opinion of him as a slot receiver?
A year after Gilmore, Ingram and Jeffery were picked about where everyone expected, that question is just one of many in a draft of uncertainty for the Gamecocks.
"(Sanders) didn't run as well as people thought (he would)," Kiper said. "I think he would normally run in the 4.4s. He's tremendously quick and explosive."


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How to setup postfix to forward email to another email account on Debian/Ubuntu
Since its initial introduction into the business world in 2005, Google Apps has been available to small business users for free. Even when the premium version was launched in 2007, Google still maintained a free standard version for individuals and small organizations, this was great for small website, they could have their emails managed by the Big G.
But as you can read from the official blog this has come to an end:
For Businesses, instead of two versions, there will be one. Companies of all sizes will sign up for our premium version, Google Apps for Business, which includes 24/7 phone support for any issue, a 25GB inbox, and a 99.9% uptime guarantee with no scheduled downtime. Pricing is still $50 per user, per year.
This is not doable for small websites that have their own domain but don't need this service for 50$, so a good solution in these cases is to set up on your VPS a postfix server that can forward all the emails to another email.


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What Kids Say About: Sleep
If you're like most kids (big yawn), you'd like to get some more sleep. Oh, you know that drowsy morning feeling. You're all snuggly warm in your bed and in comes your mom, saying it's time to get up for school. Your head feels like it's full of wet sand and you beg for another 5 minutes. Then you fall dead asleep again and you hear your mom yelling, "Get up! You're going to be late!"
We wanted to find out how kids felt about getting their zzzzs, so we asked 1,187 girls and boys a bunch of questions about their sleep habits. And though kids are famous for not wanting to go to sleep, 70% said they wished they could get more of it. And almost 50% of kids said they'd like to get much more sleep than they normally get.
So it came as no surprise that 71% of kids said they felt sort of sleepy or very sleepy when it's time to wake up for school. And 25% of kids said they felt tired at school every single day.
Know Your Sleep Needs
How can kids fix this? It's easy and hard at the same time. The easy part is learning how much sleep you need. The hard part is getting that much sleep every night, especially when so much competes for your time. There are after-school activities, like sports, homework, chores you need to do around the house, and that great show on TV you just don't want to miss. Any one or all of those can keep you from getting to bed on time.
Let's start with the easy part. Only 32% of the kids we polled get the recommended amount of sleep for 9- to 12-year-olds. The ideal amount is 9½ to 10½ hours each night. But about 14% of the kids said they get less than 7½ hours, which is way too little. Another 17% reported getting 7½ to 8½ hours, while 37% said they get 8½ to 9½ hours.
Now that you know your target sleep amount, how do you get it? Lots of things can affect how much sleep a kid gets. First, there's your normal bedtime. Most kids go to sleep around the same time during the school week. But who sets that time? About one third of kids say they set their own bedtime. That can be OK, if the kid sets it at a reasonable hour that enables him or her to get enough sleep. But it also can be a problem if the kid likes to stay up late (and who doesn't?). But boy, you sure wish you had turned in earlier when that alarm clock starts beeping.
If you do a little math, you can figure out when your bedtime should be if you want to get at least 8½ hours of sleep. Start at your bedtime and count the hours until the time you usually wake up. For instance, if you usually go to bed at 10:30 and wake up at 6, that's only 7½ hours of sleep — an hour less than the ideal amount. How important is that hour? Just imagine how great you'd feel if you rolled over on a school morning, looked at the clock, and saw you could sleep another whole hour. Sweet!
What Sleepy Kids Can Do
Say you do the math and it turns out you're not getting enough sleep. What do you do? Well, we doubt your school will agree to start classes later just so you can get your beauty sleep. You need to change the time you go to bed. This is tough to do, but you can make a change if try hard.
Here are some steps to take:
- Ask a parent for help. Your mom or dad can be a big help by keeping you on track in the evenings so you're ready for bed earlier. Talk to a parent about how to get your homework done earlier and if after-school activities are too much for you. Also talk to a parent if you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep.
- Organize yourself before going to bed. If your lunch is packed and your backpack is ready to go, you can rest easy and you don't have to rush around in the morning.
- Don't have a TV in your bedroom. It can be too easy to turn it on and then too hard to turn it off when you really need to be sleeping.
- Create a relaxing routine. Follow the same bedtime routine each night, such as taking a warm shower, listening to music, or reading. Doing this can get your body and mind ready for a peaceful night of sleep.
- Once you've set a new bedtime, stick to it. If you're going to stay up late on weekends, choose Friday to whoop it up. That leaves you Saturday night to get back in your sleep groove before the school week starts. Sleepovers, especially, should be planned for Friday instead of Saturday nights.
Follow this advice and you'll be feeling rested and ready on Monday morning when your mom or dad says, "Wake up, sleepyhead!"
Note: All information on KidsHealth® is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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text: Shannon Cassell and Joey Shipman of Snowshoe announce the birth of a daughter, born at 11:17 p.m. Oct. 3, 2012, in Davis Memorial Hospital. The infant weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and has been named Emilie Rose Shipman. Siblings include a brother, Emory Creed Shipman. Maternal grandparents are Donna and Dave Warner of Snowshoe and Bill Cassell and Sherry Cassell of Durbin. Paternal grandparents are Adrian "Bunny" and Romona Shipman of Valley Head. Maternal great-grandmother is Hilda Meeks of Charlotte. N.C.


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top excellent
everything is tip top
by witts.inc June 03, 2003
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excellent,perfect,extremely good
Even though our house is in tip-top condition, we're having problems selling it.
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A beautiful, sexy, skimpy top worn by a female bartender to generate more tips.
The right tiptop, in just the right color, worn on the right bartender is a guaranteed money magnet.
by William Dean A. Garner March 20, 2011
The term started in England with the old expression " Top of the morning to you". The term then was said when noble men would "tip" the "top" of there top hat in the sign of their well being. Hence they are tipping there top to signal they are in top shape or things are at the top of the order.
man 1 : " How was the movie?"
man 2 : " Tip Top"
man 2 : " Tip Top"
by Hdj February 19, 2008
best of the best, everythings good to go, "for sure"
Johnson,"I figured youd be hungry so i bought you a sandwich"
Johnson2,"TIp Top".
Bill, "yo im throwin a bash i got booze bud everythings ganan be tip top.
Johnson2,"TIp Top".
Bill, "yo im throwin a bash i got booze bud everythings ganan be tip top.
by Johnsonnnnnnnnnnnnnn February 19, 2009
An Australian bread company known well for its soft long lasting sliced bread.
"Mum can you get some milk and Tip top from the shop?"
by kingcrossy May 30, 2008
I have got the tip top point.
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What are your loved one's reasons for not being more active? Maybe he or she feels overwhelmed or embarrassed. Ask what you can do to be supportive.
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A summer quiche is almost better than a big, fat kiss — unless the man is wearing cowboy boots. Actually, ideally, you could have both. The days of "Real men don't eat quiche" went out with Brooke Shield's mega eyebrows. (Tell me those didn't come between her and her Calvins!) Not only can quiche be a manly meal, they are so easy once you get the hang of it he'll soon be elbowing you out of the kitchen to show you how "it's really done." Let him, but be forewarned: This is not something that can be made on the barbecue.
Greek Quiche
With all the fuss about Plato and Socrates, the Greeks' contribution to the world of quiche seems to have been overlooked. This recipe is great as is, or you can fuss with it, adding sauteed mushrooms, sundried tomatoes and finely chopped sauteed onions.
1 1/2 to 3 pounds fresh spinach, cooked, drained and chopped
1/8 tsp. grated nutmeg
1 Tbls. fresh tarragon
1 Tbls. fresh squeezed lemon juice
dash salt
dash fresh ground pepper
2 Tbls. chopped fresh parsley
9-inch pastry shell that has been baked five minutes
1/2 cup feta cheese
1/2 cup pitted kalamata olives, cut in have lengthwise
4 eggs
1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt
1/4 cup cream
Preparation: Preheat oven to 350º. Combine spinach with nutmeg, tarragon, lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste, and parsley; spread on bottom of pastry. Sprinkle cheese and olives on top. Beat eggs lightly with yogurt. Add cream and blend well. Pour over spinach mixture. Bake for 30 minutes, or until set. Serve hot, cold or at room temperature. Great served cold or at room temperature with lamb.


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Sleep expert: daylight saving time can affect sleep pattern
Clocks 'spring forward' 2 a.m. March 10
Daylight saving time can mean more sunlight during the day and a cheaper energy bill; but it will also kick an hour out of your sleep schedule Sunday.
Sleep disorder expert from Tami Floyd, from Mercy Hospital, says your body can take a week to get used to the new sleep cycle after the clocks spring forward at 2 a.m. Sunday. She says teens especially need to get good sleep.
"They tend to want to stay up later, sleep later," Floyd said. "Parents can hopefully work with their teenage high school kids to adapt to the time change."
Experts say avoiding caffeine after noon and keeping your eyes off a computer screen near bedtime will help you fall asleep faster. Daily exercise will also help your body get into a healthy sleep pattern.
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