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- help teenagers make responsible decisions about family life.
- encourage prevention activities in our community.
- work cooperatively with other agencies in providing services.
- help other community groups establish similar programs.
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The idea for this episode came from a Culips listener, Igor, who thought this might be an interesting topic. He was late to meet his friend, and his friend said, "I'm getting old here!" So here's your episode, Igor. In it, Maura and Harp talk about the importance of being on time and what to do if you're late in Canada. They also explain Igor's friend's expression, and give you a few others you might hear if you're late!
|In Canada, it's very important to be on time.
|It is important to be on time. When you make a plan to meet someone at 3 o'clock, you should be there at 3 o'clock. Seems quite logical to me, but I guess because I'm Canadian, that's why it makes sense.
|Yup. And we know in other places being late is very often normal and when you say 3 o'clock, everyone knows that you mean 4 o'clock, but here in Canada, if you say 3 o'clock you mean 3 o'clock.
|Right. And it's easy to figure out because you don't have to add another hour or be there early. The time that you're supposed to meet is the time that you should be there. It is of course important to be on time in Canada and the US, but how much time do you think is socially acceptable to be late?
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|Better late than never
|To show up
|On time
|Fashionably late
|Who's counting?
|Under control
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|I'm getting old here
|I don't have all day
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I read Scientific American a lot at work, and last night I came across this article that really got my attention.
Here's a link to the article if you happen to have site access:
Here's a link to a couple of the diagrams featured in the article if you don't:
Box*1 : The Myth of Antioxidants : Scientific American
Basically, the article covers studies showing that, unlike previously thought, free radicals cannot be shown to increase the cellular aging process. Conversely, experiments involving worms and rats show that increasing the production of free radicals in the body actually increased life span on average.
To make things even more confusing, further studies showed that people who took supplements were more likely to die of things like cancer and heart disease and have a shorter life span than people who didn't. They specifically linked these increases to beta-carotene and another vitamin... I believe Vitamin A, but my magazine is at work, so I'm not positive.
Here I was feeling proud that I was finally getting into the habit of taking my multivitamin daily, and now, I'm not so sure I should be...
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The Ken Waldie Memorial Celebration will be held on Saturday, October 13, 2012, from 6:00pm to midnight at the Jugo-Slav Club in Bethel Park.
A full house is expected for this celebration, so it will be a pre-pay event. The fee is $25.00 per person (pre-pay only). The evening celebrates the life of Ken Waldie, who was killed on September 11, 2001 when his plane, American Flight 11, was flown by terrorists into Tower 1 of the World Trade Center.
There will be a cash bar, substantial hors d'oeuvres, and desserts. Casual dress and '70s music are required.
Please make your reservation payment by October 1, 2012. Make checks payable to The Ken Waldie Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc. and mail them to The Ken Waldie Memorial Scholarship.
Please contact Kim Sylvis, BPHS class of '73 with questions at 336-402-0229.
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Coffee drinkers have long been conditioned to brew their coffee one way, or order it from a professional barista, from whom a cup magically appears across a drive-through window.
Believe it or not, there is a different way — it's longer, and requires a personal visit, but TJ Wilson's customers say it's worth it.
"I've followed him for two years," said Elizabeth Lembo, a senior at the University of Northern Colorado. "It has been said he is one of the best baristas in northern Colorado."
For a $3 or $4 cup of coffee at John Galt Coffee Co., 709 16th St. in Greeley, customers are getting not only a cup of Joe the likes of which they've probably never tasted, but the experience, much like customers at a sushi bar watching their food prepared before their eyes.
Wilson, 27, personally brews and serves up each cup, taking a bit more time, but that much more care to serve up his specialty brews without the acidity or bitterness that most have grown used to through the years.
"He cares, and he has a vast amount of knowledge about coffee techniques and brew methods," Lembo said of "the experience." "The time he takes to make coffee speaks so loudly for his passion."
Wilson started the John Galt Coffee Co., (named after a character created by Ayn Rand in "Atlas Shrugged" whose main character is not unlike Wilson) in October in an obscure shop along 16th Street. After two years of planning, he left his 10-year tenure at Margie's Java Joint down the street to strike out on his own.
Wilson smiles at the idea of pioneering new methods of java joy in little ol' Greeley. He loves the gasps as customers try his brew for the first time after they've watched him craft a concoction for about three to five minutes as it bubbles up and down a syphon, or as he exercises the 45 seconds of patience while he pours hot water over freshly ground coffee beans.
"It's sort of the 'anti' reaction to the way" the big franchisers who created the industry do it, Wilson said of his cup-by-cup method. "They've created a system where everything is so streamlined that specialty coffee industry has reacted in a way that's opposed to that. It recognizes that really good coffee is an art. You have to be intentional about it and it takes time. We're seeing a movement in the opposite direction from the corporate" franchisers.
Wilson hopes to change some of those long-held habits, adding his wares to a small list of downtown Greeley coffee shops.
He has four distinct methods of brewing for the discerning palate: the French press, the aeropress, both of which are as close to espresso as Wilson can get without an espresso machine; the "pour-over," which drenches coffee grounds before they seep into a cup, and the syphon, a temperamental yet elaborate setup that could double for a science experiment with a Bunsen burner. It's gone in and out of fashion through the years because of that temperamental nature. Wilson admits, it's not at all convenient for those who are into convenience. But customers love it.
"The syphon makes such a difference in the whole experience of coffee," customer Lembo said as she awaited her cup last week. "It so obviously tastes better, and I'm not sure exactly the science behind it. It means more than just going to the 7-Eleven and grabbing coffee that's been on a burner for a couple of hours."
The difference is in the way the coffee is filtered, heated, and how the water saturates the ground coffees, Wilson explains.
"Paper filters add a level of acidity that isn't that good," Wilson explained. "The water may not get hot enough, or disperse around grounds evenly. These manual brewing methods allow a level of control that helps minimize those problems. So you eliminate some of those issues that are inherent in other methods, allowing a lot of flavors in the coffee to come out stronger, and decrease the unwanted bitterness or acidity that some other methods bring out."
Wilson, who was a psychology major at the University of Northern Colorado before leaving school in 2004 (when the money ran out), loves the customers.
"I love being even a miniscule part of people's regular lives."
Part of that love is the experience the brew creates, reactions from which Wilson is getting practiced at taking in with a humble smile.
"Everything is visible," Wilson said. "You can see the whole process. I really like to talk about what I'm doing and what kind of flavors come out of the bean once you are tasting it. It's like sushi. When you go to fancy sushi bar, one of the things you experience is watching it being made. People love to interact with the things they're getting, I think the other big benefit, and a lot of people have talked to me about is the education part.
"You're not just coming in getting coffee and leaving, you do get to experience and get an explanation of what you're about to drink and why it's better."
Still getting his feet wet into the business world, Wilson seems to take it all in with positivity that begets slow, but steady improvement.
"I've seen increasing business almost daily, definitely weekly," Wilson said. "We've not done a ton of advertising, but we're very intentional about what we are doing."
He has plans for the future, as well. He strolls casually to the back of the coffee bar, in the Atlas theater, where the Atlas church holds services once a week. Wilson envisions music, plays, improv, blues and swing dances in that back room. He hopes to use the area as a meeting space, and he hopes to get his coffees out to catering venues. Cuppings — coffee tasting parties — are in the offing.
In a year, when he can raise the money necessary for more equipment, he'll work on his menu and experiment with the fancier drinks that dovetail nicely with his brewing methods.
Like that favorite bartender, Wilson pours his cups and punches his cash register, ready with an ear and a few good words.
"There are so many good things going on in coffee," he said. "If it's brewed well, you eliminate a lot of the bad things."
He cares, and he has a vast amount of knowledge about coffee techniques and brew methods. The time he takes to make coffee speaks so loudly for his passion.
— Elizabeth Lembo, on barista TJ Wilson


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Mid 2011 in the middle of winter, I was sitting at home one day trying to think of a craft that would not take over an entire room. My sewing is in its own room, my scrapbooking has its own cupboard. ...
Mid 2011 in the middle of winter, I was sitting at home one day trying to think of a craft that would not take over an entire room. My sewing is in its own room, my scrapbooking has its own cupboard. My fiances canvases are stacked in the wardrobes with his paints.
Next day we went to a local store (The Warehouse) and I went down the crafting aisle. I found a 4-pack of crochet hooks for $4. Grabbing them and a couple of balls of yarn, I went home and jumped on youtube to learn.
A few days of different stitched swatches later, I headed to Etsy and found the wonderful array of gorgeous crochet patterns. Buying a 6-pack discount listing from someone I have now returned to a few times, I picked a hat and got started. So began my love of crochet.
Unfortunately I hadn't quite figured out exactly how important gauge was. Surely the 5.5mm hook they called for could be replaced with the 4mm I had? Needless to say, the first hat I created did not fit my son. The 2-5 year size hat barely fit an orange.
Now, a year on, I can honestly say that my crochet is not an in-the-corner project. Yarn is cheaper than therapy and my therapy has its own cupboard in the lounge room, a pencil case full of hooks and yarn in various plastic bags and bins through the house.
It has also extended to knitting needles and am an avid pattern hoarder.
I have begun to design and ideas are coming to me quicker than I can mock up, type, get tested and released. But I am working my way though my ideas book, one pattern at a time.
An art deco inspired hairpiece, created for the Unwind Design Competition.
Stay tuned for a range of Art Deco inspired hairwear to come. I really enjoyed creating this!
Pattern includes a detail photo tutorial of how to make the pleats. Also includes image to show how to attach the slide comb.
Make it really stand out! I used 56x Swarovski crystal 4mm bicones.
Not essential to this project, but stitch count is.
Sizing can be altered by changing hook size/tension.


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Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren didn't sound like a man on the verge of signing free-agent center Mats Sundin yesterday.
Sundin, 37, an eight-time all-star, has drawn interest from several teams, including the Flyers.
Holmgren's interest seemed exploratory, and it remained a long shot that the Flyers, already about $1 million over the NHL's $56.7 million salary cap, would be able to afford Sundin.
"Personally, I'd like it to all go away," Holmgren said of the rumors that the Flyers were in the mix for Sundin. "What's the sense when we don't even know if he's going to play yet?"


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11-year-old hurt when shark bites in Ormond Beach
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An 11-year-old boy was bit on the foot by a shark off the shoreline of Ormond Beach.
The boy was in the water near the Maverick Hotel, which is along the 400 block of U.S. Highway A1A.
The boy's parents took him to a hospital.
The boy's injuries did not appear to be serious.
Central Florida's beaches were packed with locals and visitors alike on Memorial Day. Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue lifeguards have been busy saving swimmers from powerful rip currents.
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Today in History: Jack Nicholson is Born (1937)2012-04-22 5 Share Tweet
On this day, 75 years ago, celebrated American actor, director, producer, and writer Jack Nicholson was born in New York City. Let us take a look back at the life and work of the renowned Hollywood star in this installment of Today in History.
On April 22, 1937, John Joseph "Jack" Nicholson was born to showgirl June Frances Nicholson in New York City. He grew up in Neptune City, New Jersey, raised by his grandparents, who he came to believe to be his parents, and his mother to be his sister. Nicholson only found out that June was his mother in 1974, after a TIME magazine journalist who was working on a feature on the actor told him about it. However, both his mother and grandmother had already passed away at the time. Nicholson ended up not knowing the identity of his biological father, and only said that only his mother and grandmother knew about it and never told anyone.
Nicholson's early Hollywood stint involved working as a gofer at the MGM cartoon studio for animation icons William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. He was later offered a post as an animation artist, but Nicholson declined and said he wanted to become an actor.
In 1958, he starred in his debut film, a low-budged teen drama entitled The Cry Baby Killer. For the next ten years, he worked frequently with Roger Corman (the producer of his first film), then Monte Hellman, who casted him on low-budget western flicks. While these early forays into acting appeared to go nowhere, the actor eventually found success behind the camera as a writer/director, and landed many notable film roles.
Among his most memorable films include Easy Rider (his first acting break which earned him his first Oscar nomination), Five Easy Pieces (which also earned him a Best Actor nomination in 1970), The Last Detail (which finally landed him a Best Actor award at the Cannes Film Festival), Chinatown (with acclaimed director Roman Polanski), One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (which landed him his first Best Actor Oscar), The Shining (a cult film with director Stanley Kubrick), Terms of Endearment, Batman (with director Tim Burton), A Few Good Men, and The Departed (with director Martin Scorsese).
Let's greet the esteemed actor a happy birthday and look back at two of his famous performances—as Joker in Batman and Jack Torrance in The Shining!
All information for this article were taken from Jack Nicholson on Wikipedia and Jack Nicholson on History.com.
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Welcome to Bishop Monkton Church of England School
Welcome to Bishop Monkton CE Primary School. We are very proud of our school and delighted to be sharing it with you. Our aim is to provide all children with an enjoyable learning experience in which they thrive.
Education is a journey, not a race and we are in the privileged position to be able to shape that journey with your children. Along the way we have plenty of fun, with a varied and interesting curriculum that will bring out the best in your child. But don't take my word for it!
Come and visit and see for yourselves what our children are achieving. Please feel free to contact the school to make an appointment and I would be delighted to show you around.
Thank you for visiting!
Mrs Sally A. Cowling
"An Outstanding Church School."
Bishop Monkton Church of England Primary School is celebrating the success of a recent church school inspection which judged the school as "Outstanding" in all areas.
The inspector described the school as "a vibrant and inclusive church school" recognising the professional commitment of all staff.
Sally Cowling, Headteacher said "I know the high level of care and support that is given on a daily basis to our children by a dedicated team of staff. It is always good to see this externally recognised."
The inspection report concluded that "children achieve well and their conduct strongly exemplifies the Christian values they have learned."
Full Inspection Report available here


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Part II
Chapter II
It was one of those days, too, when the islands, susceptible enough at times of beauty, stand out nakedly, almost revoltingly, ugly. The low sky; the slate-coloured waste of water; the black hanks of dnftweed flung hither and thither upon the rocks; the rocks themselves, shapeless, colourless, half- dissolved by the rains that eternally beat on them; the white pools staring upwards like so many dead eyes; the melancholy, roofless church; the great, grey fort overhead, sloughing away atom by atom like some decaying madrepore; the few pitiful attempts at cultivation—the whole thing, above, below, everywhere, seeming to press upon the senses with an impression of ugliness, an ugliness enough to sicken not the eyes or the heart alone, but the very stomach.
As Grania and Murdough pursued their way side by side over the rocks little Phelim gradually lagged behind, and at last drifted away altogether, stopping dreamily first at one patch of sand, then at another, and becoming more and more merged in the general hue of the rocks, till he finally disappeared from sight in the direction of his mother's cabin.
The other two kept on upon the same level till they had got back to Grania's potato-patch. Here she picked up her spade, and at once resumed her work of clearing out stone-encumbered ridges, Murdough Blake perching himself meanwhile comfortably upon a boulder, where he sat swinging his pampootie-shod feet over the edge and complacently surveying her labours.
The girl drove her spade vehemently into the ground with a sort of fierce impatience, due partly to a sense of having wasted time, but more to a vague feeling of irritation and disappointment which, like the former feeling, had a fashion of recurring whenever these two had been some time together. The sods sprang from before her spade; the light sandy soil flew wildly hither and thither; some of the dust of it even reached Murdough as lie lounged upon his boulder: but he only sat still and watched her complacently, utterly unaware that he had anything himself to say to this really unnecessary display of energy.
The theory that love would be less felt if it was less talked about certainly finds some justification in Ireland, and amongst such well-developed specimens of youthful manhood as Murdough Blake. It is seldom talked of there, and apparently in consequence seldom felt. Marriages being largely matters of barter, irregular connections all but unknown, it follows that the topic loses that predominance which it possesses in nearly every other community in the world. Politics, sport, religion, a dozen others push it from the field. Physiologically—you would have said to look at him—he was of the very material out of which an emotional animal is made, and yet—explain the matter how you like—he was not in the least an emotional animal, or rather his emotional activity was used up in quite other directions than the particular form called love-making. Of his conversational entertainment, for instance, to do him justice, he was rarely lacking.
'Begorrah, 'tis the wonderful girl you are for the work, Grania O'Malley!' he observed, when the silence between them had lasted about three minutes. 'Is it never tired you do be getting of it; never at all, summer or winter, say, Grania?'
She shook her head. 'And what else would I be doing upon Inishmaan if I did get tired of it itself, Murdough Blake?' she asked pertinently.
There being no very easy answer to this question, Murdough was silent again for another minute and a half.
'It is myself that gets tired of it then, so it is,' he replied candidly. 'I would give a great deal if I had it, I would, Grania O'Malley, to be out of Inishmaan, so I would, God knows!' he continued, looking away towards the line of coast, low to the south, but rising towards the north in a succession of pallid peaks, peering one behind the other till they melted into the distance. 'It is a very poor place, Inishmaan, for a young man and a man of spirit to be living in, always, week-days and Sundays, fine days, rainy days, always the same. How is he to show what is in him, at all, at all, and he always in the same place? It is, yes, my faith and word, very hard on him. He might as well be one of these prickly things down there that do take a year to crawl from one stone to another, so he might, every bit as well, my faith and word!'
'You do go to Galway most weeks in Peter O'Donovan's turf boat,' the girl rejoined, stooping to pick up a stone and tossing it impatiently away from the drill.
'And if I do, Grania O'Malley, what then? It is not a very great affair Peter O'Donovan's turf boat. And it is not much time either—not more than three or four hours at the most—that I get in the town, for there is the fastening of the boat to be done, and helping to get the turf on board, and many another thing too. And Peter O'Donovan he is a very hard man, so he is; yes, indeed, God knows, very. And when I am in the town itself, and walking about in the streets of it, why, you see, Grania deelish, I've got so little of the English—— Bad luck to my father and to my mother too for not sending me to be learnt it when I was a bouchaleen! A man feels a born gomoral, so he does, just a gomoral, no better—when he hasn't got the good English. And there are a great many of the quality too in the town of Galway, and it is not one word of the Irish that they will speak—no, nor understand it either—so they will not, Grania, not one word.'
'I've got no English either, and I don't want any of it,' she answered proudly; 'I had sooner have only the Irish.'
'Arrah, Grania, but you are an ignorant colleen to go say such a thing! 'Tis yourself that knows nothing about it, or you would not talk so. Language is grand, grand! I wish that I knew all the languages that ever were upon this earth since the days of King Noah, who made the Flood. Yes, I do, and more too, than ever there were on it! Then I could talk to all the people, and hold up my head high with the best in the hand. My word, yes, if I knew all the languages that ever were, I promise you I could speak fine—my word, yes!'
It was quite a new idea to Grania that there were more languages in the world than English and Irish, and she meditated silently upon the information for several minutes.
'There's what Father Tom speaks in the chapel, when he comes over from Aranmore to say Mass,' she observed reflectively. "Ave Maria" and "Pater Noster." Honor learned me that, and it is not the Irish, I know, and it would not be the English, I suppose, either?'
The remark was put in the form of an interrogation, but Murdough's thoughts had travelled elsewhere.
'Young Mr. Mullarky of Ballyhure was in Galway last day I was there, so he was. Och! but it is the quality that have the grand times, Grania O'Malley, and it is myself would have had the grand times too if I had been born one of them, that I would, the grandest times of them all. He was riding upon a big black horse, the blackest horse ever you saw in your life. Och! but the noise it made as it came down the street, scattering the people and clattering upon the stones. Wurrah! wurrah! but it did make the noise, I tell you, Grania, and the people all turning round to look at him, and he pretending not to see one of them. My God! but a horse is a wonderful beast! I would sooner have a horse of my own, of my very own, that I could ride all over the world upon the back of, than I would have a ship or anything! Yes, I would,, my faith and word, yes.'
'A ship would take you a deal further,' Grania replied scornfully. ' When my father had the hooker he would put up the sails of her here in Inishmaan, and it would not be four hours—no, nor nearly four hours—before we would be sailing into the harbour at Ballyvaughan, and what horse in the world would do that for you?'
'A horse wouldn't take you over the sea, of course, but a horse could take you anywhere you wanted on the dry land—anywhere over the whole earth, just for the trouble of skelping it. Arrah my word! just think how you'd feel sitting on the back of it, and it galloping along the road, and everyone turning round to look at you. That's how the quality feel, and that's how I'd feel if I had been born one of them, as I might have been and as I ought to have been; for why not? Why should they have everything and we nothing ? Is that fair? God who is up there in heaven, He knows right well that it is not fair, so it is not. There was a man last year at the Galway horse fair, and he had a little horse, a yellow-coloured one it was; Grania O'Malley, only the mane and tail of it were black, and I went up to him as bold as bold, and says I—"Cay vadh é luach an coppul shin?"[What is the price of that horse?] For I wanted to know the cost of it. "Coog poonthe daig[Fifteen pounds], and that's more than you've got about you this minute, I'm thinking, my poor gosthoon," said he, with a laugh. "Gorra; that's true," thought I to myself, and I went away very troubled like, for my heart seemed tied with strings to that little yellow horse. And I watched it all day from a distance, and everyone that went up to look at it; 'twas just like something of my own that I was afraid of having stolen, just the very same, and I could have leaped out and knocked them down, I was so mad to think that another would have it and I not. And about four o'clock in the afternoon there came a young fellow from Gort—a little dotteen he was, not up to my shoulder—and he too asked the price of it, only it was in the English he asked it, and the man told him seventeen pounds, for I understood that much. "Can it leap?" says the young fellow. "'Is it leap?" says the other. "Yarra, it would leap the moon as ready as look at it, so it would, and higher too if you could find it anything to stand on!" says he, joking like. "Auch, don't be trying to put your comethers upon me," says the young fellow who was wanting to buy it. "Do you think it was yesterday I was born?" says he.
'Well, with that they went away to a place about a quarter of a mile from there, and I crept after them, hiding behind the walls, and every now and then I would peep over the top of a wall, and the heart inside me it would go hop, hopping, up and down, till I thought it would burst. And every time that little yellow horse lifted its legs or twitched its ear I'd leap as if I was doing it myself. And when the man that was selling it gave it now and then a skelp with a bit of a kippeen that he held in his hand I felt like murdering him—"How dare you be touching another gentleman's horse, you spalpeen?" I'd cry out, only it was in the inside of me, you understand, under my breath, I'd say it, for there were the two of them, and the one that was wanting to sell the horse was a big fellow, twice as big as myself and bigger, with a great brown beard on the chin of him. And ever since that day I've been thinking and thinking of all I'd do if I had a horse, a real live horse of my own. And at night I do be dreaming that I'm galloping down the hill over beyond Gort-na-Copple, and the four legs of the horse under me going so fast that you would hardly tell one of them from the other, and the children running out on to the road, and their mothers screeching and bawling to them at the tops of their voices to come out of that, or maybe the gentleman would kill them. Oh! but it is a grand beast, I tell you, Grania O'Malley, a horse is! There is no other beast in the whole world so grand as a horse—not one anywhere—no, not anywhere at all.'
Grania listened to all this in perfect silence. These aspirations of Murdough found her very much colder than his more juvenile ones used to find her. They did not stimulate her imagination, somehow now, on the contrary they merely made her feel vaguely uncomfortable and cross. All this talk about money and fine horses, and the quality, and what he would have done if he himself had been one of the quality was a mere fairy tale, and moreover, a very tiresome fairy tale to her. There was nothing about it that she could attach any idea to; nothing which seemed to have any connection with themselves, or their own life present or future. She went on steadily cleaning out her drills, scraping the small stones in front of her and laying them in heaps at the side. Murdough meanwhile, having finished everything he had to say upon the subject of horsemanship, had travelled away to another topic, explaining, expounding, elaborating, pouring forth a flood of illustrations such as his native tongue is rich in. It was a torrent to which there was apparently no limit, and which, once started, could flow as readily and continue as long in one direction as in another.
Grania was hardly listening. She wanted—she hardly herself knew what she wanted—but certainly it was not words. Why would Murdough always go on talk, talk, talking? she thought irritably. She admired his interminable flow of words of course- she would not have been Irish had she not done so—at the same time she was conscious of a vague grudge against them. They seemed always to be coming between them. They were her rivals after a fashion, and she was not of a temper to put up patiently with rivals, even invisible ones.
'Man above! but it is late 'tis getting!' she suddenly exclaimed. 'And I, that ought to have gone home before this!—yes indeed,' she added, looking up at the sky, in which the light had shifted considerably towards the west since they had been there together. ' Honor will wonder not to see me. It is half an hour ago I should have gone, so it is.'
'Is it worse than common she is to-day?' Murdough inquired carelessly, getting up from his rock and stretching himself with an air of unmeasurable fatigue.
'It is not better any way,' the girl answered curtly.
A great heap of seaweed which she had brought up from the shore was lying chose under the low lacework wall of the little enclosure. Taking up her fork she stuck it into the whole mass, twisting it about so as to make it adhere; then with a sudden lift she raised the fork with all its dangling burden and laid it against her shoulder, and so burdened prepared to mount time hill.
Murdough watched her proceedings with an air of impartial approval. 'Monnum a Dhea! but it is yourself that is the powerful strong girl, Grania O'Malley. There is not many of the boys, I tell you, on Inishmaan that is stronger than you—no, nor as strong either, so there is not,' he observed appreciatively.
Grania smiled proudly. She knew that she was strong, and took an immense pride in her own strength; moreover, speeches like these were about the nearest approaches to compliments that Murdough ever paid her, and she treasured them accordingly.
They walked on together over the rocky platform till they had reached its edge, where a low cliff or single gigantic stair rose perpendicularly, leading to the one beyond. Here Murdough, who was a little in front, clambered leisurely up, catching at the overhanging lip of the step with his hand, and pulling himself easily upwards with its aid till he stood upon the higher level. Then he waited for Grania.
With her dangling burden of seaweed depending from her shoulder it was not quite so easy for her to do the same. To have handed the whole thing, fork and all, to Murdough until she had in her turn climbed to where he stood would have been the simplest course, but then it was not a course that would have occurred to either of them. Murdough was supposed by Honor and the rest of the world to help Grania at her work, not having any work in particular of his own to do, but in reality their mutual share of that work was always exactly what it had been that afternoon. Habits grow as rapidly as ragweeds, especially where life is of the simplest, and where two people are practically agreed as to how that life is to be carried on; and that Murdough should trouble himself about anything that it was possible for her to do single-handed had long seemed to both of them a sheer absurdity. They might and did have differences about other matters, but so far they were absolutely at one.
Now, therefore, as usual, the rule held. Grania lowered the fork on her shoulder, so as to reduce, its weight, bringing it down until its burden of seaweed covered her back and head. Then, exerting her muscles to the utmost, she scrambled up, half blinded by the sticky black stuff which dangled over her eyes, helping herself as best she could with her left hand and wedging her knees into the small clefts as they rose one above the other, till at last, her face red and bathed in perspiration though the day was cold, she stood upon the ridge above.
This time Murdough did not compliment her in words upon her strength, but his glance seemed to say the same thing, and she was content.
From this point they had no more steps to climb, though they had to make a slight circuit to avoid a second and steeper one which lay just below the gully. Following the course of a small valley, grass-grown and boulder-dotted, they presently found themselves in the street, if street it could be called, of a tiny hamlet, consisting of some five or six stone cabins upon one side and three or four upon the other, minute cabins, built of materials so disproportionately big that two or three of the stone slabs sufficed for the length of a wall, which walls were grey as the still living rocks around them, and, like them, might have been seen on inspection to be covered with a close-fitting suit of lichens, sedums, and such small crops, with here and there something taller sprouting where a chink gave it foothold, or a piece of earth, fallen from the decaying thatch above, offered a temporary home.
This was Ballinlisheen, second or third largest of the towns of Inishmaan. A good many of its citizens—most of them apparently very old women—were sitting upon their heels at the doorsteps as the two young people came up the track, Murdough sauntering leisurely along with his hands in his pockets, Grania with her black load of seaweed dangling half-way down her back. The latter did not stop to speak to anyone. She was in a hurry to get back to Honor, being conscious of having already delayed too long. Murdough, though a young man generally open to all social advances, was beginning to get hungry, so he, too, kept on steadily beside her, giving only an occasional nod or word of greeting as first one and then another head craned forward into the narrow space between the opposing doorways.
Conversation, which had lagged a little in Ballinlisheen before their coming, began to stir and grow brisk again after they had past on and were moving along the top of the nearest ridge.
'She is the big girl, Grania O'Malley! the powerfull big girl, my conscience, yes,' said old Stacia Casey, Mick Halliday's wife, stretching out a neck long and scraggy as a turkey's and looking after them with an air of contemplation.
'Murdough Blake tops her by the head,' replied her neighbour Deb Cassidy from the opposite side of the street, in a tone of contradiction.
'He does not, then, nor by the half of it,' retorted the other in the same spirit. 'Is it marrying him she'll be, I wonder?' she added after a minute's pause.
'Is it eating her dinner she'll be?' exclaimed her friend with a laugh. 'Wurrah! wurrah! but 'tis the real born fool you must be, woman, to be asking such a question.'
'Ugh! ugh! but 'tis the real born fool she will be if she does marry him!' grunted an enormously big old woman, much older than any of the other speakers, Peggy Dowd by name, the professional story teller, and at that time the oldest inhabitant of Inishmaan. She was supposed to live with a widowed daughter, herself a woman of nearly sixty, but was to be found anywhere else in preference, her great age and standing reputation making her everywhere acceptable, or at all events accepted.
'Murdough Blake, wisha! ' she went on, emptying the small black pipe she was smoking with a sharp rap upon the stones. ' Trath, 'tis the poor lot those Blakes of Alleenageeragh are, and always have been, so they have! There was this one's grandfather—myself remembers him when he was no older than this one—no, nor so old by a year—a fine bouchaleen you'd say to look at him—broad and bulky, and a clean skin, and a toss to his head as if all the rest in the place were but dirt and he picking his steps about amongst them. Well, what was h? He was just nothing, that is what he was, and so I tell you, women, not worth a thraneen, no, nor the half of a thraneen. Ugh! ugh! ugh! don't talk to me of the Blakes of Aleenageeragh, for I tell you I know them—I know them, those Blakes of Alleenageeragh. St. Macdara! I do know them, and have reason to know them! There was another—Malachy Blake his name was—a great man, full of gosther and brag; you'd think it was the world he must have for himself, the whole world, no less, from Liscanor Head to Renvyle Point out yonder, and farther still. Well, I will tell you now about Malachy Blake. The heart of him was no better than the heart of a pullet—of a sick pullet, when the eyes of it begin to turn up, and it squeaks when you take it in your hand and turns over and dies on the floor. That was what Malachy Blake's heart was like—no better! I have heard him one day so you'd think the wind flying over the top of the island or the stars shining up in the sky would stoop down to listen to him, and the very next minute I have seen a little pinkeen of a man not up to his shoulder give him the go-by and abuse him before the girls, and he never showing no spirit nor a thing, no more than if he was dead. Phoo! phoo! phoo! I know them, those Blakes of Alleenageeragh. There is a story that I could tell you about that same Malachy Blake would make the very eyes of you start out of your head, so it would. But there—'tis a poor case, God knows, to be telling stories to them that knows nothing; a poor case, a very poor case! A fine man he was anyway to look at, I'll say that for him, Malachy Blake, finer than this one, or six of him! and there was a many a girl in the place liked him well enough, though 'tis flat and low in his grave he is now, and has been these thirty years. Phoo! phoo! flat and low in his grave he is. Yes, indeed, flat and low for all his boasting! But I shall be sorry for Grania O'Malley and for that good woman her sister if she marries young Murdough Blake, so I shall; very sorry! very sorry!'
'It is not long Honor O'Malley will be in this world, marrying or no marrying,' said another old woman, many years younger than the last speaker, Molly Muldoon by name, a brisk, apple-faced little spinster of fifty-seven or thereabouts. 'It was only yesterday I was with her at their own house yonder, and it was the death-streak I saw plainly under her left eye, the death-streak that no one can live two months once it comes out on them. Oh, a good woman Honor O'Malley is, as you say, Mrs. Dowd, ma'am, none better in this world, nor beyond it either—a real saint, and a credit to Inishmaan and all belonging to her. It is myself has promised to be with her at the last, and at her laying out and at everything, so I have. "Keep Grania away," says she to me only yesterday "''Tis broke the child's heart will be any way, and what good is it to be tearing the life out of her and I past knowing anything about it? Send for Murdough Blake," says she, "the minute the breath is out of my body, and bid him take her with my blessing and comfort her." Those were the very words she said. Oh, yes, a good woman, and a kind woman, and a tender woman is Honor O'Malley, a real saint. It is the loss she will be to Inishmaan, the great loss entirely.'
Mrs. Dowd grunted. She was not much of a devotee of saints, certainly not of contemporary ones.
'And if it isn't the real out-and-out right wake and funeral she gets it will be the shame of the place, no better,' Molly Muldoon went on in a tone of enthusiasm. 'Candles—the best wax ones—with tobacco and spirits for the men, and a plate of white salt to lay on her breast, and the priest, or may be two priests, over from Aranmore. That is the least she should have, so it is, for none ever deserved it better than Honor O'Malley, so they did not.'
'They're rich too, the O'Malleys,' remarked Deb Cassidy from her side of the path —'money laid by, and warm people always from first to last, no warmer anywhere. Oh, a real rich girl is Grania O'Malley—my God! yes, rich. There are not three girls on Inishmaan as rich as she is—no, not two, nor any other at all, I am thinking.'
' Trath, and it is none too rich she'll find herself when she is married to Murdough Blake!' old Peggy Dowd said bitterly. ''Tis down from the sky or up from the sea those Blakes of Alleenageeragh do expect the money to be coming to them. A gosthering, spending, having brood they are and always have been. Rich is it? Gorra! 'tis eight days in the week she'll find herself working for all her money if she means to keep a roof over her head and Murdough Blake under it—yes, and going a shaughraun most like at the tail of it all, so she will. Mark my words, women, so she will, so she will!'
No one ventured to contradict this prophecy, Peggy O'Dowd's age and reputation making the course perilous. There was a few minutes' silence, after which Molly Muldoon was the first to break up the conclave. She was the chief rearer of chickens on Inishmaan, and now got up briskly to see after the various broods to which every corner of her cabin was dedicated. One by one, most of the other women, too, got up and moved indoors on various domestic duties, till at last only old Peggy herself remained behind. She had no household duties to see to. She was a mere visitor, a sitter beside other people's hearths and a sharer of other people's victuals. She remained, therefore, squatting in the same place upon the doorstep, her big blue patched cloak hitched about her shoulders, her knees nearly on a level with her big projecting chin, her broad face, once immensely fat, now fallen into deep furrows and hollows, growing gradually impassive as the momentary excitement of recalling her old grudge against the Blakes faded away or got merged in other and probably equally long-remembered grudges. Sitting there hunched in her big cloak, she might at a little distance have been taken for some sort of queer vegetable growth—a fungus, say, or toadstool, which had slowly drawn to itself all the qualities—by preference the less benignant ones—of the soil from which it had sprung. In places like Inishmaan, where change has hardly any existence, the loves, hates, feuds, animosities of fifty or sixty years ago may often be found on examination to be just as green and just as unforgotten as those of yesterday.


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In recent nightly builds of plan9, I have noticed that my usb mouse no
longer automatically work when booting from the live cd, or after
installing. In the past it would work fine, but in current builds I
get some white text overlapping on the rio display after booting. I
also have found that if I type in the terminal manually usb/usbmouse
that my mouse will work for a period of time, but then it will
eventually stop until I run the command manually again. Does anyone
have any idea on what has changed, that is keeping the mouse from
working on boot, and what might be causing me to continuously have to
restart the mouse daemon?


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for the honors test on may 4th.
What were the French doing in Indochina?
They were trying to reestablish control over their former colony.
What was making the Vietcong more popular?
After Diems death, each new unstable regime added to the chaos
Why did Johnson decide to start attacking North Vietnam?
The USS Maddox was bombed a few times by North Vietnamese
What was the Tonkin Gulf Resolution?
NOT a declaration of war. However, it gave Johnson broad military powers in Vietnam,
Explain. Difficulty recognizing the enemy
The vietcong didnt wear uniforms...they dressed as civilians
What was strange about the battles?
The US never lost , but it seemed that the vietcong would pay any price for victory
Explain. Battle of Hearts and Minds
The US was trying to win the hearts of the Southern people so that they wouldnt be influenced by the North. (as opposed ti fear)
What were search and destroy missions?
US soliders were dropped in the jungle and told to find the enemy and kill them
Why dont we use the draft anymore?
Troops were forced to fight a war they didnt support, many turned to abusins substances -drug, alcohol- low morale led to murder of supeior officers
When inflation rised, Johnson aksed for a tax increase. What did the congressmen want in return for the new taxes.
cut social welfare programs.
Identify. Tet Offensive
An attack launched by the Vietcong on Tet. It attacked over 100 towns/cities and 12 US airbases and the US Embassay in Saigon
Results of Political attack (Tet Offensive)
success for vietcong- many americans turned against the war
What was so important about Walter Cronkite?
He turned against the war in Vietnam - Changed many peoples minds
What were the 2 key points of President Johnsons address to the American people in March?
He wouldnt run for president again and focus on ending war.
Why did Sirhan assassinate Robert Kennedy?
He was a palastinean student and robert pledged to help isreal
What happened outside of the democratic national convention?
HUGE protest that turned violent (AKA the chicago police riot)
What role did George Wallace play in the election of 1968?
He was a spolier. He won 5 states in the deep south and spoiled the democrats chance at winning
Identify. Vietnamization
South Vietnam fights more and the US fights less - this way US troops could begin to pull out
Identify. Madman Theory
In order to maintain dignity in pulling out of the war, Nixon intensified the bombing of North Vietnam and threated nukes. (He knew he wouldnt use them but he wants Vietnam to think he would)
Explain. My Lai Massacre
US platoon massacred innocent civilains in a small town - searching for vietcong members
Identify. Daniel Elsberg
He leaed classified military doecuments to the NY Times and they proved that the government was lying about vietnam
What did Nixon do to bring the North Vietnamese back to the table?
Christmas Bombings - 3 weeks bombing
What did the peace agrement made in Moscow say?
The US would leave, The NOrth wouldnt invade the South and all POW's would be traded back
What happened to Saigon after the US left?
North rolled into Saigon, South surrendered and it was renamed Ho Chi Minh City
After the US left, what happened in Southeast Asia?
many vietnamese fled, reeducation camps were opened to teach about communism and the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia kill millions


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The Sierra College Natural History Museum is gearing up for the next Dinosaur Day! This biennial event continually grows in popularity offering the community a day of lively lectures, fun activities and a chance to get an up-close look at the amazing collection of natural history specimens housed in the Museum located on the Rocklin Campus of Sierra College. Included in its collection of fossil dinosaurs are a triceratops skull, a pachycephalosaurus skull, a giant theropod footprint and a full mount cast of a hypsilophodont and much more.
The Dinosaur Day Committee is looking for artwork to be used on the publicity flyer, posters, t-shirts, and other promotional items and we need your help. We are asking community members to please send in your drawings. The artwork contest entry deadline is 5:00pm, November 5, 2012. Late entries will not be considered. One first-place winner will be chosen from the on-time submissions and will receive a $200 prize along with a family 4-pack of tickets to the 2013 Dinosaur Day Science Fest, to be held Sunday, March 10, 2013. Two second-place winners will be chosen from the on-time submissions and will each receive a $100 prize and a family 4-pack of tickets to the Dinosaur Day Science Fest. A special category for children 6 and under will have one winner who will receive a $25 prize and a family 4-pack of tickets to the 2013 Dinosaur Day Science Fest.
Rules and Specifications:
• The contest is open to all individuals, including, but not limited to students, faculty, staff, and community members.
• Artwork must be the original work of the artist. We do not want copies of previously published work or line drawings of previously copyrighted material. Please feel free to sign your work.
• Artwork must be submitted as a black and white line drawing. We may choose to colorize the work for use on various media. No text should be included in the artwork.
• Artwork must be submitted on white 8.5 x 11 to 11 x 17 inch paper or as a high-resolution .jpg, .pdf, or .eps file on CD or flash drive or emailed to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Please include with submission, on a separate sheet of paper, your name, address, phone number, and email address. Winners will be required to submit IRS form W-9 for tax purposes.
• Artist must agree to sign over rights to Sierra College to use the artwork as we desire.
• Artwork submission deadline is 5:00p.m., Monday, November 5, 2012.
• Please send artwork to the Sierra College Natural History Museum on the Rocklin Campus to be received prior to the submission deadline.
• The winning artwork will tastefully convey the theme of this year's event: Surviving Change.
The theme has multiple meanings, alluding to:
If no suitable entries are received no prizes will be awarded.
For further information contact Kim Stevens, Dinosaur Day Coordinator at: (916) 624-3333 x3909 (voice mail) or x7955 (desk phone).


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Jim Harris
Episode Topic — Defining Big Data.
Method for an Integrated Knowledge Environment (MIKE2.0) is an open source delivery framework for Enterprise Information Management, which provides a comprehensive methodology that can be applied across a number of different projects within the Information Management space. For more information about MIKE2.0, visit the website: openmethodology.org
The Open MIKE Podcast is a video podcast show, hosted by Jim Harris, which features MIKE 2.0 Wiki Articles and Blog Posts.


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NARA, Northeast Region Protection Certificates Genealogical Fallout from the War of 1812: Dixon, Ruth.
Seamen's Protection Certificate Register Database
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Birth Place (City, State or Country): Poughkeepsie, New York
Age: 24
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Date Issued: 04/02/1801
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CULLOWHEE – Western Carolina University recognized the contributions of 90 staff members with a combined 1,235 years of service at the university's annual Employee Service Awards on Wednesday, June 11.
|Norma Bryson Medford, first recipient of the Judy H. Dowell Outstanding Support Staff Employee Award at Western Carolina University, receives a plaque and $1,000 check from Western Chancellor John W. Bardo.
"It's a real pleasure to recognize people who make the campus so special," said Chancellor John Bardo in opening the program.
Bardo announced the first recipient of the Judy H. Dowell Outstanding Support Staff Employee Award. Norma Bryson Medford, office assistant in Western's College of Business, was cited for being dependable and helpful to faculty, staff, students and administrators, and for being an excellent ambassador for Western. She was chosen from a field of 20 nominees. Medford received a plaque and $1,000 check.
Other honorees included:
Retirees – Mary Jo Allen, Ann Ball, Carolyn Beasley, Dixie Beede, Margie Bishop, Peggy Bryson, Thurman Franklin, Tim Jacobs, Edna Lamberson, Mary Lewis, Thelma Lusk, Joann Rhinehart, Linda Sutton, Tom Tabor, William Williams and Carole Wood.
Thirty years of service -- Annie McDonald and JoAnn Rhinehart.
Twenty-five years of service -- Carol Arnold, Lila Buchanan, Robert Childers, Donald Cope, Peggy Cope, Katherine Green, Bethel McCarter, Lynda McNeely, Sharon Painter, Carolyn Bryson Wiggins, Eugene Wiggins and James Wise.
Twenty years of service – Clara Bryson, James Bumgarner, Richard Byrd, Charles Crisp, Pam Degraffenreid, Donna Ferrara, George Frizzell, Belva Ham, Milton Harris, Jack Hoyle, Byron Johnson Jr., Mary Lewis, Carla Luker, Elizabeth Mainwaring, Joseph Miller, Bob Orr, Elizabeth Rochester, Delaine Wilkes and Kathy Wong.


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I definitely recognize the hat and shirt that Dweezil is wearing.
To clarify the "pic" AF Dianora posted. That is from the closing credit segment of Roseanne: Season 6, Episode 22 "I Pray The Lord My Stove To Keep" There is a great line that John Goodman delivers during the dinner blessing in that episode "yes lord the chicken is particularly good".
Also of note in the episode "Busted" Roseanne: Season 6, Episode14, In this Episode Ahmet Zappa is a guest. His room has an FZ "WE ARE WHAT WE WATCH" Honker Home Video Poster , after the closing credits there is a Full Screen dedication that reads F.Z. R.I.P.
i stumbled over this on netflix looking for the 1960s mothers documentary; an unusual guest appearance
I did get a chance to see all the Normal Life episodes. I think DZ & MZ had a great concept that the producers of the show molded into their own vision rather than taking the original concept that DZ & MZ had envisioned. It was a fun show but unfortunately the network had little to no drive as it was up against stiff competition from NBC. 1 season 13 episodes.... well it deserved more.
I've always thought it's a shame there is no DVD compiling all the Dweezil and Z stuff, as well music videos as shows....
Anyone remember the sitcom "Normal Life" circa right before "Confessions" hit? They always had a segment where Dweezil would be in his bedroom giving guitar lessons to some kid. I remember really liking the theme music Dweezil had composed too. He and Moon Unit were pretty funny from what I remember. I wish they would release that on DVD.
I agree with George T: " Confessions " really knocked the wind out of me. I didn't really know Dweezil's stuff. I knew he worked with my idol at the time--Eddie Van Halen. But Dweezil and " Confessions " were my first true Zappa experiences. After that, it was all Frank and Dweezil. Via a friend, I did have FZ's " Sheik Yerbouti " before. But it was a copy from vinyl. Dweezil really impressed me and I set to learn some of the songs from " Confessions. " Just a great album. In my top twenty favorite CDs of all time!


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Yellow decorations add a little sunshine to your party decorating and brighten the atmosphere of any venue. Your imagination is the only limit to these bright and colorful party decorations. Yellow tissue poms look seasonally wonderful at fall celebrations, and they lend cheery sunshine to winter parties.
Planning a party with a tropical or luau theme? Yellow party decorations are the perfect sunny accent! They're also great at carnival parties. Next time you plan a wedding shower, how about incorporating yellow decorations into an elegant sunflower theme?
Create fun, sunny centerpieces with yellow deco beads. Just add water, and they become gel-like marbles, perfect for filling glass vases and other clear containers as individual favors.


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York man sentenced to 30 years for armed robbery
Man robbed several banks in 2011
Published 8:02 PM EDT Apr 08, 2013
A York man has been sentenced to 30 years in jail after an armed robbery in Etters.
The U.S. District Attorney says in September 2011, 28-year-old Tristan Green robbed the Fulton Bank on Old Trail Road with a gun and stole over $13,000.
Green faces additional charges at three other banks: the Sovereign Bank on Bannister Street, the Heritage Valley Credit Union on Kings Mill Road both in York and The Sovereign Bank on South 29th Street in Harrisburg.
A sentencing date has not yet been scheduled.
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SOMERVILLE, N.J. -- Colonia HS broke open a close game in the fourth quarter and pulled away for a 62-47 win Friday over Monsignor Farrell at the Monsignor Kelley Memorial Tournament at Imaculata HS.
"It was tight going into the fourth, but we had a couple of costly turnovers and they hit some 3s in key spots," said Lions coach Mike Dunn. "We had to foul down the stretch and they iced it from the line."
Tom Delahanty had 14 points to lead the Lions, who resume regular-season play Tuesday against New Dorp.
"Even though we went 0-3, this was a good tournament for us," Dunn said. "We played three real good teams. I think we'll come back better because of this experience."