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My 16 year old daughter and I danced out of The National Theater on three feet of air. Deliciously wickedly wonderfully murderously delightful! Charlotte d'Ambroise is a tiny blonde jolt of pure energy, Terra C. MacLeod a sultry cell block star. John O'Hurley provides the big name, and he was sufficiently snaky in the role of Billy Flynn, suave and vile with that fabulous white hair. His comedic timing is perfection, and interaction with cast and band lively and engaging. I thought he'd showcase more of those famous new dancing skills, but no matter---the dancing by Roxie and Velma and all the boys and girls was brilliant. My daughter pointed out that this would have been a good musical to take the boyfriend/husband to, what with all the black fishnet and lingerie----the moves that the dancers pulled off were nothing short of miraculous. It's a good outing when your teenager whispers "thanks mom, can we do this again?!" We sat waaaay up at the top of the mezzanine, which may have accounted for the occasional lost vowel or word. However, the band was amazing, kudos to the solo violinist and the bounteous horn section. solo voices soared and swooned, with a full range of emotion and passion. Kevin Chamberlain should get a special shout out for being so visibile as the cellophane man, and Carol Woods was a crowd pleaser as the hypocritical Mama. Don't miss this show! And don't leave early to beat the traffic, as so many Washingtonians seem to feel they must do!!
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Everything about this show was STELLAR! The cast is top notch, you will leave amazed that people can BE this talented. Funny, wry and super sexy.
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Really enjoyable production! Lots of energy - dancing is terrific!
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"It has always been (and still is) a glamorous, potent, exciting, sexy and greatly amusing night out." —Chicago Tribune
"Chicago proves to be a musical with legs, in more ways than one. An amazing live dance-a-thon that only a cast of top Broadway veterans could carry off." —Chicago Sun-Times
Starring John O'Hurley (Seinfeld) as Billy Flynn and Charlotte d'Amboise as Roxie Hart.
There's never been a better time to experience Chicago, Broadway's razzle-dazzle smash. This triumphant hit musical is the recipient of six Tony Awards®, two Olivier Awards, a Grammy® and thousands of standing ovations. A sensational tale of sin, corruption and all that jazz, it's no surprise that Chicago has wowed audiences from Mexico City to Moscow, from Sao Paulo to South Africa.
Chicago has everything: knockout dancing, an edge-of-your-seat story and one showstopper after another. If you loved the Academy Award®-winning film, nothing beats the live show, and if you are already intimately acquainted with the musical, experience that sizzle again, Chicago always delivers.


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FRUITLAND TOWNSHIP, MI – A lawsuit by Fruitland Township against the White Lake Ambulance Authority, its director, its board members and the authority's six other member governments has been tentatively settled.
Attorneys for all parties have agreed to a deal, and the governments have begun approving it. The Fruitland Township Board and Whitehall City Council approved at meetings Tuesday night, Nov. 12, and other boards are expected to vote over the next couple of weeks.
If all approve, Fruitland Township will drop its lawsuit against the authority, the cities of Whitehall and Montague, the townships of Blue Lake, Montague, Whitehall and White River, Director Jean Dresen and the authority's other board members.
Fruitland's lawsuit sought to force the authority to comply with state law and the authority's articles of incorporation, claiming both were being violated by the authority's budgeting procedures and in other ways.
Failing that, Fruitland sought to dissolve the 25-year-old ambulance authority.
Under the settlement agreement, the authority remains intact. Its board, and the seven units of government that the ambulance service covers, agree to two sets of changes in the authority's articles of incorporation that Fruitland Township had demanded:
• The authority's board will follow all provisions of Michigan's Uniform Budgeting Act in preparing its annual budget.
Under the deal, the board each year will adopt a proposed budget before April 1, member units will have until May 1 to approve or recommend changes, and the board will approve or reject any changes and adopt a final budget by June 1.
• The articles of incorporation will be amended to state that it takes unanimous approval of all member governments to make any amendments to those articles.
Those changes go a long way to meet Fruitland Township's demands. Voluntary changes that the authority's board made recently to its procedures did more, according to Kevin Even, attorney for Fruitland Township.
Those voluntary changes included adopting Robert's Rules of Order for meetings, removing Dresen from her post as board secretary and appointing a new secretary, appointing a finance officer and commissioning a certified public accountant to conduct its annual audit.
Related: Fruitland Township sues to dissolve or 'fix' White Lake Ambulance Authority
"Hallelujah," Fruitland Township Supervisor Sam St. Amour said of the deal. "We're glad that we were able to finish up the agreement. It's unfortunate that it took this long." He called the settlement a victory for Fruitland Township.
Dresen, who had denounced the lawsuit after it was filed in July, declined to comment on the settlement.
"I'm glad the parties are able to resolve their differences and have agreed to move on," said Douglas Hughes, the ambulance authority's attorney.
The attorneys for all parties reached the deal at a court-ordered mediation session Oct. 14.
The lawsuit aimed to correct a long list of alleged longstanding problems with the authority's management, financial reporting and budgeting procedures. None of the complaints involve the quality of service given to patients.
After the lawsuit was filed, the defendants – including every other Muskegon County municipality in the White Lake area -- said the lawsuit was unnecessary, that it targeted nonexistent or minor problems common to small-town government, and that it stemmed from personality conflicts between Fruitland officials and those they sued.
The White Lake Ambulance Authority, which is partly supported by a 0.55-mill property tax on the seven communities it serves, provides emergency medical treatment and transport to nearly 18,000 residents of northwestern Muskegon County.
Fruitland Township is the largest of its seven member communities, with its taxpayers supplying about $135,000 per year out of total tax revenue of around $385,000. The tax money covers the difference between the authority's costs and what it receives from uninsured patients and those covered by Medicaid and Medicare.
The lawsuit followed months of tension and conflicts between Fruitland officials, particularly St. Amour, and those of the authority and its board, especially Dresen.
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A custom truck show is THE place to see those custom big rigs you've been dreaming of. The shiny, sleek and tricked out 18 wheelers you'll see at these trucking events, will make your heart pound.
They're long, lean, low and way cool. Many shows for big trucks often have a specific focus......old school vintage models, antique and classic semi truck models are most popular.
We like the low key events that focus on the fun of getting together with other truck owners, to give their rigs a good old fashioned clean up and 'spit and polish', and show their rides for others to see.... no competition involved.
The shows and events for trucks, are not just about custom trucks. They are also for educating the
public, and giving them a better, more in-depth understanding about the
trucking industry. A custom truck show will highlight the best of the industry, so in a way, it helps the public see there are good things about trucking.
These shows are just plain loads of fun too. There's the opportunity to meet other truckers, make new friends and get a chance for a little socializing with old friends, too. It doesn't matter if you love Peterbilts, Western Stars, Macks, or if a Kenworth turns your crank, there's lots of these cool trucks to see at a truck show.
Below, you'll find just some of the fantastic events held around the country, along with the dates of upcoming shows.
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Dr. Mary Ann " Doc" Fruth, 78, of Fostoria, died Thursday morning, Nov. 22, 2012, at Good Shepherd Home in Fostoria.
She was born Nov. 24, 1933, in Fostoria to the late Elden and Elinor (Riley) Fruth.
She is survived by a niece, Gretchen Krueger (Michael) Nauman of Phillipsburg; two nephews, Norris Krueger Jr. of Boise, Idaho, and Jere (Tracey) Krueger of Indianapolis, Ind; five great-nieces; and two great-nephews.
She was also preceded in death by a sister, Barbara Fruth (Norris) Krueger, of Marysville.
There are no services planned at this time, however, a memorial gathering will take place at a later date. Mann-Hare-Hoening Funeral Home, Fostoria, is assisting with arrangements.
Memorial contributions are requested to the Fostoria Historical Society, The Cleveland Zoo or to the Community Arts Council, Fostoria.
Online expressions of sympathy, fond memories or photos may be share by visiting www.mann-harefh.com.


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Big East Week 4 Wrap Up
Thursday night in front of a national television audience host Cincinnati (3-1, 0-0) was brilliant offensively, defeating NC State, 44-14. The Bearcats QB, Zach Collaros, finished with impressive numbers – 263 yards, 2 TD passes, and nine runs for 52 yards and 2 scores. The Cincy D did its job, as well, containing the Wolfpack and holding them to –26 yards rushing. It was a complete performance on both sides of the line of scrimmage.
Winning in OT, host Syracuse (3-1, 0-0) escaped a dangerous Toledo squad, 33-30. The Orange took the lead 30-27 after an apparent missed extra point was allowed to stand then a 20-yard FG as time expired in regulation sent the game into the extra period. QB Ryan Nassib was 16 of 24 for 213 yards and TE Nick Provo grabbed three passes for 54 yards and one TD as the Orange clawed back from a 20-13 deficit.
Playing gritty, host Pitt (2-2, 0-0) got it close but couldn't overtake Notre Dame, falling 15-12. QB Tino Sunseri had a respectable outing throwing for 165 yards and a score but he also got sacked twice on the Panthers' final drive snuffing out a late rally. For the second week in a row, Pitt let a second half lead slip away. A bright spot, as usual, was RB Ray Graham who scrambled for 82 yards and 43 receiving.
Capitalizing on four turnovers, host Rutgers (2-1, 0-0) knocked off the Bobcats of Ohio, 38-26. Scarlet Knights' receiver Mohamed Sanu had a record-setting performance, snatching 16 passes for 176 yards and two TD's, which broke the single-game mark of 13 for a Big East conference receiver. Rutgers converted 11 of 18 3rd down attempts.
Visiting UConn (2-2, 0-0) pulled away from Buffalo, 17-3, and may have settled on a starting quarterback in the process. Johnny McEntee, a third-year walk-on, finished 12 of 21 for 213 yards with 2 TD's. The defense was stout, allowing only three points out of three trips to the red zone helping the Huskies to snap a two-game losing skid.
#18 USF (4-0, 0-0) easily managed visiting UTEP, 52-24. Bulls' QB B.J. Daniels was great as usual, tossing for 202 yards and galloping for another 130. He scored on a 71-yard run on the Bulls' second offensive play. In all, USF amassed 575 total yards – 373 on the ground. In fact, USF had three scoring plays of 50 yards or more. Last season, they had three 50-yard scoring plays total.
In the marquee game of the weekend for the Big East, host #16 West Virginia (3-1, 0-0) fell to #2 LSU, 47-21. The Mountaineers racked-up 463 passing yards but never were able to sustain momentum. While outgaining the Tigers 533 to 366, ten penalties, four turnovers and breakdowns on special teams doomed the home team. QB Geno Smith made the record books setting school marks for completions (38), attempts (65) and passing yards (463) but he had two INTs after throwing one in the previous three games.


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Browse the information below for tips on breastfeeding your baby in the Arkansas Children's Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
YES!! Breastmilk is the very best nutrition!
Lactation Specialists (IBCLC: International Board Certified Lactation Consultants) are available Monday - Friday 9am to 9pm. Any mother can request help by calling the Lactation office at (501) 364-1576.
The Lactation Specialists provide the following services and more:
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* Breastfeeding/Pumping breastmilk for baby who is premature, sick or has had surgery
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* What to do when the baby will not latch, is not gaining weight or will not breastfeed
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Breastmilk provides protection from disease
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* Breastmilk from the mother of a premature baby is very special and different from other mothers. A mother's body adapts and makes milk that is more suited to the needs of a premature infant and adjusts over time as the baby matures
* Premature babies who get only mother's milk usually go home earlier and have fewer problems
Every drop of breastmilk helps. Even if a mother can only pump for a few days or weeks, it will make a difference!!! First feedings are usually only a few drops.
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A persons favourite boxer is based on their style and maybe what you know of them as a person.
But if you actually meet the person, and certainly if they save your life, that becomes a much bigger more real thing than just liking a fighters style.
A better example would be Floyd because he is such a massive ******* most of the time IMO.
If he saved my life but still talked **** on camera all the time, i guess i would ignore it, or see through it, but i personally cant stand arrogance and obnoxiousness. So it would be difficult to like him eventhough he saved my life.
I would appreciate what he did, but i really want to see him beaten because of his arrogance.
its also impossible to say how you would feel about a person if they saved your life unless it happens.
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South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, who did not endorse any of the Republican candidates in yesterday's primary, said today she won't be choosing sides in the runoffs either, according to a story posted at TheState.com.
After appearing at a news conference today with U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott, both primary victors, Haley said she will not endorse any candidates in the two-week runoffs for the lieutanent governor and superintendent of education nominations.
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His little block trades of 5000. It's almost like he's trading back and forth 20,000 shares.
Homieeeeee:I am sure I own more shares than anyone on this board. The amount is personal, besides I could post any amount and it doesnt matter.Every Pumper on this board is now deathly afraid. No news, non compliant, maybe never. A reverse stock split is almost a given. Tons of shares. No sales, NO NOTHING.I bet your are crapping your pants.Whiz
I seriously doubt your first sentence. Also, a reverse split is a "business decision" not based on what is professed by you.
I'm sure the group at MXGI know exactly how many shares you own if any whiz. I would imagine they have a list of any large block holders. As for your postings, any savy computer hack could figure that out. ;-)Just the obvious question whiz, if everyone is so worried, where is the mass sell off you keep calling for?


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Meets the fourth Tuesday of every other month at 4:45 p.m. Kids in first through third grades read and discuss a book and make a theme-related craft. Snacks provided.
This years book titles are:
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|Amelia and Eleanor Go for a Ride [5]
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KALAMAZOO, MI – The corporate law and litigation practices of Honigman's Kalamazoo office have gained two respected attorneys as Peter J. Livingston and Jeffrey D. Smith join the firm.
Livingston and Smith have joined the firm as partners in its Corporate and
Litigation Departments, respectively. Each has more than 30 years of experience, most recently working with Varnum LLP in Kalamazoo.
Livingston is a corporate attorney focused on advising family businesses in a variety of industries. His practice includes general corporate, business reorganizations, mergers, acquisitions, business succession and estate planning matters.
"He's one of the best most well respected M&A (mergers and acquisitions) lawyers on this side of the state," said Phillip D. Torrence, managing partner of the Kalamazoo office of Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP. "He has been practicing for 30 years and really has a stellar reputation. His business acumen and his legal skills fit perfectly with what we do and the type of transaction we're involved in."
Livingston was formerly chairman of the corporate practice and managing partner of the Kalamazoo office of Grand Rapids-based Varnum LLP. He has also been listed in The Best Lawyers in America since 2012 and was named one of its "Lawyers of the Year" in corporate law in 2014.
He received his law degree from the University of Notre Dame Law School and also has a bachelor's degree from Notre Dame.
Smith is a litigator who focuses on defending product liability, warranty and admiralty claims as well as handling complex litigation matters. Many of Smith's clients are national and international manufacturers, including marine, automotive, furniture and consumer products manufacturers, according to Torrence.
"Jeff is probably one of the country's premier litigators in the marine industry," Torrence said. In that regard, he represents individuals involved in everything from boating accidents to product liability cases.
Smith, who also joins the firm from Varnum, is a member and past vice chairman of the Business and Industry Risk Management Council of the National Marine Manufacturers Association and has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America since 2010.
He has a bachelor's degree from Michigan State University and a law degree from John Marshall Law School, in Chicago. Torrence said the local office of Detroit-based Honigman provides a solid platform to work with businesses and high net worth individuals "not just here in the state of Michigan but all over the country."
Sara J. Brundage of Honigman's Kalamazoo office was one of eight attorneys elected to become partners in the law firm, effective Jan. 1, 2014. Brundage practices in Honigman's Litigation and Insurance Departments and is the leader of the firm's Insurance Policy Review and Coverage Practice Group.
Brundage focuses on complex commercial disputes involving insurance companies and other corporate entities. She has a law degree from John Marshall Law School and a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan. She was named a "Rising Star" by Michigan Super Lawyers in 2013.
Honigman opened its Kalamazoo office in September 2008 with a few attorneys and a small staff but now has 22 attorneys, 17 paralegals, specialists, patent agents and other professionals, and a 16-person administrative staff. It is a full-service law office that has a particular focus on the life sciences, intellectual property, venture capital, corporate law, litigation and community banking.
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Smart Egg – the Self-Timing Egg
August 1st, 2006
The experts at British Egg Information Service have invented self-timing eggs as an answer to inundation of a question – how to boil a perfect egg (could you belive that it's reported that millions of Britons admitted that they couldn't boil an egg??!!).
The self-timing egg comes with eat-sensitive invisible ink that turns black when the exact temperature is reached minute – means that the egg has been perfectly boiled. All you need to do is decide whether you prefer your eggs soft, medium or hard-boiled, and buy accordingly.
The self-timing eggs will go on sale this autumn. But whether the aficionados will agree that the result is a perfectly boiled egg is far from certain.
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P. Sullivan's fundraising event
Slow Travel Berlin is delighted to announce another unique event for 4th August 2012: The Slowlympics!
Timed to coincide with the city's very own screenings of the London Olympics (see here: http://www.diespieleinberlin.de), the Slowlympics will pay homage to the ancient games while making a tongue-in-cheek statement on our culture's obsession with speed.
Eschewing the usual tests of competition and stamina, the Slowlympics will pull together some of the strangest sports from around the world – and give some of them a special Berlin twist - to create a fun and participatory day for non-athletes of all kinds.
Whether young or old, fit or unfit, we want these games to be accessible for all (see below for some suggested games...).
The Slowlympics will take place in one of the city's best urban spaces, the extraordinary Tempelhof Park, site of the former airport, where teams will pit themselves against each other to win a selection of prizes (to be announced).
The games will be organised by members of the Slow Travel Berlin team. We are trying to keep all costs as minimal as possible, but a little more money would allow us to develop some more interesting games and also pay a token amount (50 euros per person) to all the people working hard to make it happen and to organise/referee etc. on the day.
Anything that we raise over these costs will be donated to a "multi kulti" Turkish-run Kreuzberg sports club that's been running since 1978 and is struggling for survival (scroll down on the main page).
You can also join our Facebook event page for updated information: https://www.facebook.com/events/397617413619948/
Suggested Games For Adults*
• Currywurst / Doener Eating Competition
• Teebeutelweitwurf (Tea Bag Throwing)
• Slow Bicycle Race
• 200m backward Sprint
• Extreme Ping Pong
• Individual Fall Down
• Double Footed Hurdles
• Bonving (Shoe Throwing)
• Hipster Carrying
• Toe Wrestling
• Wetball (netball with water balloons)
• Pea Rolling (rolling a pea with the nose)
• Standweitsprung (Standing Long Jump)
Sugested Games For Children*
• Egg & Spoon Race
• Sack Race
• 3-Legged Race
• Hula Hoop
• Balloon Catching
• Olympic Medal & Flag Making
*Games will be subject to change depending on how many teams enter, how many funds we raise, and how many other fun games we can find.
P. Sullivan announced this fundraising event on 05 July 2012.
You also want to do a charity run? Then create a fundraising event on betterplace.org. It works for any kind of sport!


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They definitely need to be told.
And farmer, OMG would that be perfect or what???
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They definitely need to be told.
And farmer, OMG would that be perfect or what???
Yeah, hard as it might be the girls should be told. Probably by the director.
Speaking as a man, if someone were after me solely for my...meat, I would feel like a piece of...
But I'd get over it ;-)
It's not just his meat, it's his eggs too!
Huge score at the thrift shop. A pair of Gap jeans, really nice, a bit loose, perfect for around the house, chores, etc. (If I hook up with the farmer there might be a lot of chores in my future.) A pair of cargos that are going to be worn to work. Way cheaper than scrub pants. And the big score - a Talbots twin set, gray with black trim, beautiful Italian wool. I mean it is really, really nice. $5. My friend was working at the checkout, she nearly fell over when she saw it. She made me promise to wear it to church on Sunday, which shouldn't be a problem since it is supposed to be cold and rainy.
OMG the organic farmer is also a freakin' jazz musician! Grew up in freakin' NYC! Got to meet up with this guy.
I am so loving your life right now.
And the mushroom-squash thing is really, really good! I just ate a double helping.
Great day but a hungry one! Had mushroom/squash thing with some turkey for breakfast. Ran around madly and did some errands, then drove to the next town for a pre-opera talk. Then came the highlight - Verdi's Un Ballo in Maschara (A Masked Ball). I had never heard this gorgeous work before, and the Met's production was dazzling. I can't remember the last time I enjoyed an opera so much. (All right, I probably can as I adore opera.) So now it's five o'clock and I haven't eaten since 8 AM. Powerful hunger! I had brought some nuts and two clementines but that wasn't enough. Obviously need more protein in that mix! Came home and had some fish (cod), more mushroom/squash, and a glass of red. And now enjoying my favorite jazz program!
Well, Siobhan, I can't think of a nicer idea than the organic farmer. Just think of the natural workouts you'd have all built into your daily life. And how cool if you could connect with someone who likes healthy food and grows it.... He sounds really cool! Hopefully there is more to him than the good meat and eggs though! Mmm, jazz musician, that is my hubby too. Sounds good to me!!! Check him out girl ;)
And the girls[B][U] definitely[/U][/B] need to be pulled up short on that kind of behaviour. Disrespectful and not good at all ... and yes it is time they heard that! Pretty uncomfortable scenario though.... sigh! What are their parents teaching them, or not!?


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Stars Shine Together has dropped, reminding all of us how interdependent we are on one another. We've been looking forward to this for months. Alvaro Onieva, Forest Bakker, Andi Jansen, Felipe Moure, and Marit Nore do not disappoint. Watch it once, then pass it along.
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Fan Carves Funny UGA-Themed Pumpkins
October 24th, 2012| by Lost Lettermen
To celebrate Halloween, some SEC football fans dress up as disgraced former rival coaches and their mistresses. Others memorialize their favorite gridiron memories via pumpkin.
Reddit user bpmackie falls into the latter camp. And we are very impressed with his creations.
His self-proclaimed "UGA Halloween tradition" is to carve pumpkins that pay tribute to the Bulldogs. Hence his Knowshon Moreno pumpkin, which captures the former Georgia running back in his famous (in Athens anyway) position of hurdling a Central Michigan defender during a 2008 game.
But for bpmackie, it's not just an opportunity to salute his beloved Dawgs. It's also his chance to take digs at SEC rivals.
Such as the time when Georgia's mascot, Uga, nearly bit Auburn's Robert Baker after he scored a Tigers touchdown in 1996. Or our favorite of the three pumpkins: A scarily accurate rendering of Florida coach Will Muschamp, with his trademark bug-eyed stare, and the purposely misspelled "Muschump" running above his visage.
A happy Halloween to you too, bpmackie.


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Crazy clouds over Eastern Point from Shore Road
The fog was so thick in Magnolia on Tuesday could not even see the pier, went over to the Annisquam near Wingaersheek Beach and it was clear.
On Monday afternoon decided to walk to Magnolia Pier. The fog was literally rolling in.
Was at the beach Thursday afternoon as the fog was taking over Magnolia.. I love the fog.
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Tuesday's weather was awesome with the rain, fog and sun.
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Looks like it is coming out of Rafe's Chasm.
Wednesday was a crazy weather day, sun out with rain, then rain no sun. When I was over near Cambridge Beach decided to take a photo of the clouds. It looks like it was raining on the left side of the photo.
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The definition of a rainbow from one source is, "an arch of colors formed in the sky in certain circumstances, caused by the refraction and dispersion of the sun's light by rain or other water droplets in the atmosphere."
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While driving home from Florida, somewhere in Virginia, the rain started to come down heavier than I have ever (EVER) experienced before. Sadly, at that moment, I happened to be driving. When I say that there were moments that I could not see a single thing out of my windshield, I swear I am not exaggerating even one little bit! There were moments that I lost sight of all other cars, the side of the highway, and even the painted lines that divided the lanes of the highway. It was for sure the most scared I have ever been behind the wheel.
Thankfully, it was relatively short lived. The torrential rains lasted only a couple of minutes…two different times. When the second downpour came to an end, cars were pulled over in random spots all along the highway. Some cars had pulled into the breakdown lane and stopped, some had pulled off into the grassy median between north and south bound traffic, and some had pulled over just before exit/on ramps. I consider it an absolute miracle that no accidents occurred within our immediate vicinity, but I am certain that they must have happened elsewhere. How could they not?
So, again, when the rain had come to an end, there was, of course, a pretty spectacular rainbow. At first, it was off to our right, but the tree line was blocking it enough that getting a good photo was impossible. After a moment, however, it was right smack in front of us. I asked my husband to quickly get a photo, but, I swear, no sooner than he held the phone up, the rainbow was gone. It appeared as if we actually drove right through the rainbow. It was there……and then, right before my eyes, it was gone. I wish I had had the where with all to turn around and see if it was actually behind us, but I didn't. So…did we actually drive through it? Did it just disappear coincidently at that very moment? I guess I always thought that, much like the horizon, you could never actually get to a rainbow….that it was always kind of just out there…in the sky.
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Sir.—Central nervous system complications of varicella infection have been well documented and involve a spectrum of diseases that includes cerebral and cerebellar encephalitis, encephalomyelitis, polyneuritis, brain purpura, hemorrhagic necrotizing leukoencephalitis, Reye's syndrome, and cerebral infarction.1-3 These consequences of primary varicella infection are rare, and only six cases of delayed hemiparesis in healthy patients have been reported in the English literature.4-6
We report the acute onset of lateral medullary syndrome (Wallenberg's syndrome) in a 6-year-old boy 32 days after a primary varicella infection. Although Wallenberg's syndrome is the most common brain-stem complica
Left, Magnetic resonance imaging, approximately 5 weeks after the varicella infection. Axial T2-weighted image (TR 2000, TE 80, 5-mm slice thickness) at the level of the medulla oblongata. The high T2 signal in the lateral one third of the medulla is readily identified (arrow). Right, Magnetic resonance imaging, 7 months after the presentation,
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But a group of southwestern Arizona leaders wants to do both and is seeking approval from U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
The idea calls for creating a marshland along the lower Colorado River south of Yuma by clearing thick brush, building steep levees and flooding dry riverbanks.
The Yuma mayor, Yuma County sheriff and Cocopah tribal chairwoman wrote Chertoff about the plan in late September just as conventional riverside fence construction was starting. The leaders asked Chertoff to halt the fence and use the money to flood a 435-acre area known as Hunter's Hole, an overgrown haven for smugglers and drug dealers and a dumping place for bodies.
Local Border Patrol officials backed the plan in an August letter because the river is the busiest crossing in the Yuma Sector. Smugglers hide in the weeds and cross the water on sandbag bridges.
The plan is to flood Hunter's Hole by building levees and using groundwater pumps. Smugglers would have to scale a steep, 15-foot levy, cross a 400-foot-wide marsh that is 10 feet deep in places, then scale another levy studded with metal posts designed to halt trucks.
Environmental consultants working on the plan say it would cost up to $7 million and secure 2 miles of border. It also would restore native habitats that have been ruined by invasive plant species and by damming the river, consultants and resource agencies say.
The Colorado River runs east for 23 miles along the boundary between Mexico and Arizona. The Hunter's Hole concept, if adopted and successful, could be a model for the remaining unfenced frontier on the river.
Chertoff has optionsCongress recently passed a bill loosening a 2006 fence law and allowing Chertoff leeway to try alternatives to a physical barrier.
Elsewhere on the border, the government has been spending $1.2 million a mile on military contracts and $4 million a mile on commercial contracts to build conventional fences, according to congressional investigators.
The conflict between letting native animals roam freely across the international boundary and stopping foot and truck traffic has been a nagging concern for Chertoff.
An environmental lawsuit to block fence construction briefly halted work at the San Pedro River near Naco. In parts of Texas, a planned Rio Grande barrier has met vocal opposition. In the vast western Arizona desert, specially designed fences let lizards crawl underneath to reach habitat in both countries.
Recently, Chertoff said legal challenges are the biggest drag on securing the border and enforcing the nation's immigration laws.
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Has worked nearbyIn urging a Plan B, Yuma area officials point to a nearby example. Two years ago the region completed a wetlands-restoration project north of the city.
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(EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a three-part series about a three-week missions trip taken to the town of Karen, near Nairobi, Kenya, in April by the Revs. Wyatt and Gail Jones-Timmins, pastors to St. Peter's Community Bible Fellowship of Sullivan County, along with the Rev. Danesta Whaley, Yokefellowship Prison Ministries northcentral regional director).
Does it seem a strange starting title for a missions report? It did to me as it downloaded into my thought processes. However, when moving from a missions report to an article based communication, it began to make sense.
So there it is ... a question that may well define the value of all that goes in to a mission trip: "when does a missions trip end?"
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From top left, the Rev. Danesta Whaley, Revs. Wyatt and Gail Jones Timmins. Whaley, Jones-Timmins and Bishop Charles Kaloki at a well. Exterior and interior views of the church in Karen, Kenya. Bishop Kaloki.
If all of the time, effort and money that are invested in a short-term mission results in nothing more than fond memories and a feel-good sensation of a few good deeds done, perhaps this defines the end of the mission.
On the other hand, if the original call to serve allows one to leave a deposit of God's love behind and opens a deeper call to serve going forward, then one may be at the front end of a long-term mission.
From short- to long-term...
St. Peter's already had one short-term mission to the country of Haiti complete with a return trip that after several years, continues to produce strong interest and support from people in the area and beyond. Deaconess Melly Norton said it is not unusual to return home to the farm only to find items dropped off for the next shipment to Haiti.
When I was asked to write a more detailed report of our experiences, I wondered "What types of things would hold a person's interest?" And "How can I communicate the experiences in a way that might draw the reader in and maybe even get involved themselves?"
Statistics are important to some ...
Those are interesting numbers but do nothing to express or share the swell of emotions and Spirit-led experiences and that coursed through us. Not to mention the long-term impact that we still are processing.
Arriving in Nairobi
Humans seem to focus on things from two primary perspectives: "what do I recognize? (what is familiar) and "what is different." I am human enough I suppose. This is exactly what began to process in my mind.
Upon arriving in the Nairobi Airport, I noticed a distinct familiarity found in people everywhere; some folks were nice and helpful while others were rude and self-centered. No surprise there right?
Security was another matter. Every policeman or security officer had a machine gun hung over their shoulder ... very different but strangely, there was a sense of total calm. People seemed to ignored their presence as they went about their business
The recent terrorist attack at the mall on Nairobi created elevated security. You can not enter any indoor shopping center without submitting to vehicle inspection and after this, a personal security search before entering the building.
Heart of the culture
From the moment our hosts greeted us, we began to experience a humbling side of the culture of this fascinating country. They demonstrated an individual and collective 'servant's heart' in everything they did. It was a constant, not just a show. It is their way of life.
They would not allow us to carry a solitary bag or roll a single piece of luggage to the vehicles that would transport us back to the village of Karen.
It became a game of sorts over the next few weeks to attempt to load my own equipment into the vehicle each day before Walter, our adopted grandson, could catch me. When anyone saw you attempting to do the work, they jumped in with a sincere desire to serve and honor.
They all attended to us with an expressed appreciation of the efforts that we already had made just to arrive in their country. We never once felt as though we were viewed as 'people with money trees in our backyards.'
Instead, they were anxious for the soul and spirit impartation they hoped that we were bringing. They were hungry to learn what we could show them to make the lives of their children and young people better.
Mission defined
It became clear that our major purpose was not for the adults necessarily. It was primarily for serving their children and young men and women.
Rev. Gail Jones-Timmins brought the hope of increased skills for the teachers through the implementation of the Arts in Education program that she has utilized for many years through the PA Arts and Education Partnership and the Bradford County Regional Arts Counsel, of
ten through the Head Start programs.
The Rev. Wyatt Timmins and the Rev. Danesta Whaley taught in the Bible school as well as the International Pastor's Conference as well as 'Next Generation, Pastors and Worship Leaders workshops.
A new meaning to 'gated community'
A late supper at our host home (Bishop Charles and Miriam Kaloki) just a few hours of sleep and it was time to travel to the church for the Sunday morning service.
Leaving Bishop Charles and Miriam's home, the gate was unlocked and opened. Upon arrival at the church, a gate was opened. (Every church and most every home has a gated entrance.) Someone always is on the other side to allow or deny entrance.
The police and private security was no less prominent in Karen, Kenya. The same machine guns hang from their shoulders. There was an increase in the awareness of their presence as we observed and interacted in day to day life there.
Drive on the wrong side
Do I need to say that the roads are rough? I recently retired from the trucking industry and have driven the roads of 48 states, parts of Mexico and Canada. Gail has traveled many of those roads with me.
We will forever chuckle at any complaints concerning the condition of our roads here in Pennsylvania. or the rest of the country for that matter.
Yes, the cars travel on the opposite side and the steering wheel is on the opposite side accordingly. But there is an intentional double meaning to " they drive on the wrong side."
As the driver navigates the enormous pot holes, drivers coming from the opposite direction are doing the same. The result is that while you are traveling on their side of the road as you go around a pot hole, they may be over on your side of the road.
I had momentary thoughts of watching the figure-8 dirt-track, stock-car races at Ascot Park in California as a child, knowing that at any moment, there might be an exciting convergence at the meeting point of the figure-8.
Those fond memories evaporated as the reality of multiple near misses had me hitting the brake on my side of the car. Unfortunately, the cars in Kenya are not equipped with passenger side brakes ... a feature I would surely add into law if ever I became President of Kenya.
Whatever else I may have left behind, I am quite certain that there is an imprint of my foot in the floor board.
Thrust into service
Bishop Charles intended for this to be a day to become familiar with our surroundings and perhaps get our internal clocks adjusted. That never happened. We took our place of honor on the platform among bishops and pastors from several nations, content to just 'be,' to observe and acclimate.
It was not to be however ... We were thrust into the morning service by a move of the Spirit. Gail and I found ourselves praying over many, many people concerning broken marriages and relationships. Holy Spirit impartation took place and lives were affected positively. It was humbling to be used in such a way.
It would be the start of a whirl-wind experience that would see long days and short nights with events that warmed the heart, touched the soul and challenged the perception of life priorities.
- Contact information for those interested in hosting a presentation or to learn more about how you can become part of the ongoing mission can contact Rev. Wyatt and Gail Jones-Timmins at email@example.com or Rev. Wylie and Melly Norton at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Michael Del Zotto scored on what can only be described as a swinging bunt as his Rapperswil-Jona Lakers defeated the Rick Nashless HC Davos 7-6 yesterday.
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