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Mr McFeely and Purple Panda visit sends kids screaming in terror
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- April 11, 2012
- Panda suit send kids screaming in terror
- Popular entertainer confused by reaction
- Teachers rush to calm hysterical children
IT'S the cutest animal in the world. No question. So how did a preschool appearance by an actor in a panda suit end with screaming children fleeing the building?
It was a day probably not unlike any other at children's day care the Pennsylvania Center in the Woods when popular US children's entertainer and TV personality David Newell, AKA Mr McFeely, turned up for a visit.
Initially the children appear excited at the prospect of meeting Mr McFeely's special guest Purple Panda, even calling out the creature's name in delight.
Things got ugly however, when Purple Panda walked into room of gathered toddlers.
The reaction from the children is one of swift and abject terror, with kids huddling together in fear before fleeing off camera screaming and crying.
A bamboozled Mr McFeely tries to reassure the children: "He's just pretend... wait - he's just somebody pretending!"
One child had to be picked up and carried out by a worried looking child care worker.
Purple Panda's claim to fame was as a character on Newell's childrens televison show Mister Rogers' Neighbourhood which ran between the late 1960s and 2008 on US braodcaster PBS. Looks like panda failed to make the transiton to live appearances.
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Matt Stewart Posted at 3:55 PM April 11, 2012
Who calls a character for children Mr Mc-Feel-y. That's just wrong.
pandurp Posted at 3:25 PM April 11, 2012
world of warcraft got the same initial reaction when they introduced pandas as well.
Melea Posted at 3:19 PM April 11, 2012
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Today, Northwest Biotherapeutics announced that it has named a leading international contract research organization (CRO) to manage its 312-patient Phase III clinical trial for Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) brain cancer in Europe - building on almost three years of manufacturing development, regulatory processes, and clinical preparations there.
Well underway in the United States, NW Bio's Phase III trial is currently enrolling at 41 sites. The U.S. trial is being managed by a U.S. CRO that does not have operations in Europe that can accommodate this trial. Having undergone considerable preparations and regulatory approvals in Europe, the trial is poised to begin enrolling patients later this calendar quarter in the U.K. and elsewhere in Europe in the next several months.
One of the last steps required for initiating enrollment in the U.K. was engaging a first-class CRO. Following an extensive RFP process, NW Bio chose PAREXEL International - a leading international CRO with unmatched expertise in managing international clinical trials. They have gained considerable expertise in oncology over the past 30 years, including glioblastoma. The CRO is headquartered in Boston, Mass., and operates in 71 locations with more than 14,000 employees throughout 54 countries worldwide.
The engagement to manage this Phase III brain cancer trial in Europe builds on the foundations of NW Bio's European programs that have been in development since 2010. Preparations completed by the company in the U.K. for the Phase III trial include: gaining regulatory approval by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA, equivalent to the FDA in the U.S); nationwide ethics committee approval (equivalent to Institutional Review Board approvals in the U.S.); selection and qualification of the first four trial sites (major opinion leader centers); institutional reviews and approvals at Kings College Hospital, the lead site; and manufacturing technology transfer and validation in the U.K. In Germany, Phase III trial preparations completed by NW Bio include: establishing a wholly owned subsidiary (NW Bio GmbH) with a highly experienced CEO (formerly in the senior management of Schering A.G.); selecting 24 candidate trial sites, including all major opinion leader centers in brain cancer; a half-year of manufacturing technology transfer, followed by a two-year regulatory process for manufacturing certification by both the national and local regulators in Germany - further followed by developing a validated data package adequate to support Phase III trial designation; preparing and submitting the Phase III trial application package to the national regulator (or PEI); and initial preparations for Ethics Committee approvals at trial sites.
"Putting in place a CRO of PAREXEL's caliber is one of the final building blocks for our Phase III trial in Europe," said NW Bio CEO Linda F. Powers. "After three years of extensive preparatory work, this is an important milestone and a reflection of the exciting potential of this trial. We are fortunate to have a large number of marquee institutions as partners in Europe, including the Fraunhofer Institute, Kings College Hospital and Sarah Canon Research Institute, among others. PAREXEL's international reach and deep experience, including in clinical trials with GBM brain cancer, will be a great addition to the team."
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A year after his infamous outburst, in which he stole the microphone and cut off Taylor Swift's acceptance speech, Kanye West is returning to the Video Music Awards, MTV has announced.
The rapper, 33, is slated to perform on the Sept. 12 MTV award show. Drake and four-time nominee Florence + The Machine will also hit the stage.
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POLAND - Regis Emil Leskovec, 77, of Poland and formerly of Girard, died Thursday, Jan. 16, 2014, at Northside Hospital.
He was born Feb. 17, 1936, in Girard, the son of the late John and Isabelle Gillen Leskovec.
He was an Army veteran, serving from 1955 to 1957. He had worked for Ohio Leather Works and later at Brainard Rivet as a shipper, retiring in 1996. He was a member of Our Lady of Sorrows-St. Matthias Church in Youngstown, IFH Club, SNPJ Lodge #643, KSKJ Lodge and Kuzman's Golf League for many years. Regis was a lifetime member of the Cleveland Style Polka Hall of Fame and enjoyed polka music and dancing, playing the accordion, bowling, where he was known as "Golden Arm," golfing, poker and pinochle.
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He leaves his wife, the former Janice M. Martinko, whom he married June 1, 1991; daughter, Lori Leskovec of Portland, Ore.; and sons, Michael Leskovec of Boardman and Ronald Leskovec of Berea. He also leaves his nephew, Jack (Mary Ellen) Leskovec; nieces, Judy (William) Owen and Janie Roche; his father-in-law, John Martinko; sister-in-law, Lorrie (Joe) Nelson; brother-in-law, Chuck (Peggy Golick) Martinko; nephew, Nick (Stephanie Tompkins); several great-nieces and great-nephews, including "his baby girl," Piper Nelson.
He was preceded in death by his brother, Jack Leskovec, and his niece, Holly Nelson.
Reg loved his neighborhood children, most especially "Mr. McCorkle," "Jay-Boy / Claude," "Miss Dayna," "Adam-12" and "AshCan."
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Sorrows-St. Matthias Church, 915 Cornell, Youngstown, OH 44502. The family will receive relatives and friends from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday at Blackstone Funeral Home in Girard and also from 9 to 10 a.m. Tuesday at the church. Interment will be held in Girard City Cemetery.
The Leskovec family would like to thank Dr. Reema Taneja and her staff and the doctors and staff at Northside Hospital.
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January 24, 2009, 05:00 PM
Anyone ever hunted deer with .22 mag pistol ?
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January 24, 2009, 08:31 PM
A poachers round it is.
January 24, 2009, 09:54 PM
why would you want too.
January 24, 2009, 09:59 PM
BAD idea! no where near enough power unless you are FEET away, and you do a head shot. plus, in mi., rimfires are not legal to take deer with. they may not be in your area as well.
January 25, 2009, 02:04 AM
Hunting deer with a rimfire isn't legal anywhere. However, in a survival scenario(Don't even think about it at any other time.), a very close(when moooose102 says feet, he's not kidding) head shot with a solid, no HP's, it'd work with a rifle. A .22 Mag out of a pistol doesn't have the same velocity.
January 25, 2009, 02:22 AM
.22 Mag rifle will drop them. In the head or in the vitals with a good bullet.
Doubt the pistol will unless they lay their head at your feet.
January 25, 2009, 02:35 AM
You rolled a 7. Chance card says "Do Not Pass Go. Go Directly to Jail."
January 25, 2009, 09:18 PM
My Grandfather killed alot of deer with a Colt Woodsman in .22lr while sitting on the back porch (head shots). That being said, if your life depends on it I would say go for it. Otherwise, use enough gun.
January 25, 2009, 09:49 PM
Not a good idea. Use something bigger
January 26, 2009, 09:26 AM
Sure, I guess if you're Annie Oakley, and the best stalk-hunter in the world.
January 26, 2009, 09:33 AM
I can shoot a handgun good 'nuf for 50 yard head shots, but why? I shun the .223 as a pop gun, hunt with a .22 mag? I have a .22 mag rifle, would hunt turkey with it, small game, and deer if I were in dire straights and it's all I had. But, as everyone else says, rimfires are illegal most everywhere for deer. I've got 3 real deer rifles in major caliber plus a few milsurps and my pistols are in .357, .45 colt, and .30-30 winchester. Shotguns, Hawken .50 cal, why hunt with a rimfire, for the stunt of doing it? Don't make sense to me.
January 26, 2009, 11:05 AM
January 26, 2009, 03:55 PM
Didn't say I was gonna hunt with one, just curios. More interested in survival application. Sometimes I don't understand why people get on there high horse about the .22 round. As far as I remember a teenage girl who didn't like mondays.... once took out quite a few "larger animals" with .22 long from quite a distance... and they wer'n't head shots !
January 26, 2009, 03:59 PM
What? Tell me more of this girl?
January 26, 2009, 04:10 PM
I can't remember her name off the top of my head but one monday morning she opened up on a school yard, must have been late seventies. I think she killed two or three adults including a cop. She was shooting from her bedroom window with a scooped .22 rifle from across the street. When asked why, she said she didn't like mondays.
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January 26, 2009, 04:10 PM
Survival application? Yes. Use solids, get close, head shot.
Anything other than eat or die though, don't do it.
January 26, 2009, 04:20 PM
Dang, sounds like an old girlfriend of mine. To answer your question from my point of view and in my experience (not on deer but feral pigs), yes, you dont need much more, choose your shots and place them well, disrupt the CNS and they go down. Heart/lung shots they go down fairly soon. Yes, there are better calibers, will the .22 or .22mag work, in a word, YES
January 26, 2009, 04:25 PM
We slaughter cows with a .22lr pistol.
It instantaneously dispatches a 2000 pound animal with a standard velocity bullet to the head.
Whitetail skulls are no match for a 22 magnum.
All that said, its extraordinarily bad form to shoot deer with .22lr and .22 mags and is probably against the law in every state, for the very reason that it is not enough to reliably anchor the animal with a cross shot through the chest(heart/lung).
January 26, 2009, 04:53 PM
Her name was Brenda Ann Spencer... she was 16... she killed two and wounded 9, including a police officer. 1979 San Diego, CA.
January 26, 2009, 05:52 PM
Posted by Sunray
Hunting deer with a rimfire isn't legal anywhere.
You're wrong.
There are many places where it is legal.
From Montana's Big Game Regulations (http://fwp.mt.gov/content/getItem.aspx?id=32378)
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The competition between beef and poultry has become a full-time marketing theme, but rarely has it become as personal as "The Whitefield Chicken House Attack," aka "The Battle of the Bramer and the Broiler."
It was a hot summer afternoon in Haskell County, Okla. The foggers and cooling fans were going full blast in Jim's twin 500-foot-long chicken houses. "A wet chicken won't die" is the motto of polloqueros down south.
Sniffin' around the 10-foot-tall screen door at the south end of a chicken house was one of Jim's 700-pound black Bramer-cross steers. Nibblin' on the rice hull and litter, he pushed through the door and it slapped shut behind him.
Blackie froze for an instant. He found himself in this high, long metal building with more suspended, humping, fizzing, spritzing, undulating, augering, grinding, whirring water pipes, feed lines, sprinkler heads, fans, braces, cables, hoses and racket than the engine rooms of the Monitor and the Merrimac ... not to mention the combined uproar of 25,000 startled chickens.
Blackie panicked, bore to the right and headed down the east wall leaping, smashing and obliterating the watering and cooling system that hung below the three-foot level.
Racing for the big door on the north end he careened along, bending the galvanized automated 500-foot-long feedline into a mangled horseshoe.
Jim, astride his four wheeler, had seen the steer enter. He was racing alongside the building watching the mayhem through the 500-foot-long chickenwire covered side window.
He screeched to a stop at the north door to open it and let Blackie escape ... bad plan. Blackie saw him, turned back and tried to jump out the side window.
The long span of chicken wire allowed him to actually exit the building but sprang him back like a trampoline into the pipes and feeders on the west side. Down the wall he went, demolishing everything in his path until he stopped midbarn to consider.
Jim four-wheeled it back to the south side door, propped it open and strode into the melee. Blackie pawed the ground.
Feathers fluttered and litter flew. He charged.
Jim, thinking quickly, reached down and armed himself with two stomped flat chicken carcasses. Grasping their feet, he wielded them like a sword and a mace. Much noise ensued as hair and feathers flew but Jim prevailed and Blackie hightailed into a brush pile 100 feet away.
Jim looked over his shoulder back into the Titanic - 24,998 chickens were pecking through the wreckage as if nothing had happened. He looked back to the brush pile. Blackie glared, shook his head and snorted fluff.
He looked like a busted pillowcase. And though he never came near the chicken house again, Jim said he could track him in the woods for days.
He'd swallowed so many feathers his cow pies looked like decorations in the grass. Like big doilies on the back of Grandma's lime-green sofa.
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Reason to Love the G-Phrase
I'm sure that if I were to take the time to make a comprehensive list, there would be thousands of reasons to love the g-phrase. Her good points are legion, her quirks cute, and her bad qualities--well, does she really have any bad qualities? Aside from bad taste in bloggers, that is?
Anyway, this isn't about all or her good qualities, this is about one of her good qualities: she digs Screaming Trees.
When we were driving home from watching a particularly underwhelming laser light show thingy at Gates Planetarium at the museum here in Denver and listening to the Trees' Dust, she was doing the cute little head bob with the cute little smile, singing along occasionally. When "Dying Days" came on, though, she really started getting into the song. Adorable, no?
Keep in mind that "Dying Days" is a freakin' great song. It starts with an acoustic guitar and light keyboard while Lanegan sings quietly and suddenly Barrett Martin's drums and the electric guitars kick in. If you pay attention, you'll notice the almost soul-flavored keyboards swerving along in the background as the song keeps building in intensity and Lanegan attacks the vocals with passion.
Seriously good rock.
Not only does the g-phrase get into the song while we're in the car, but she continues to sing snippets of the song randomly for a few hours.
Yeah, I'll probably keep her.
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Today, let's look at Fred Alger Management, founded in 1964, and managing mutual funds, pension funds, and more. The company explains, "We have remained steadfast to our philosophy and proprietary, bottom-up, fundamental research process, which we believe is the blueprint for our long-standing success." It was devastated on Sept. 11, 2001, when the majority of its employees who worked at One World Trade Center were killed, but it remains in business, having regrouped.
The company's reportable stock portfolio totaled $17.3 billion in value as of March 31, 2013.
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So, what does Fred Alger Management's latest quarterly 13F filing tell us? Here are a few interesting details:
The biggest new holdings are pharmaceutical company Actavis and fertilizer specialist Mosaic. Other new holdings of interest include Zoetis (NYSE: ZTS ) . If you haven't heard of Zoetis, that may be because it was just spun off by Pfizer earlier this year. It's a major enterprise, though – the world's largest animal-health company, and a new addition to the S&P 500. Its dividend is on the puny side at the moment, but with a low payout ratio, it has much room to grow.
Among holdings in which Fred Alger Management increased its stake were Two Harbors Investment (NYSE: TWO ) and National Oilwell Varco (NYSE: NOV ) . The company reduced its stake in lots of companies, including Questcor and Weatherford. Two Harbors is a mortgage REIT, or "mREIT," recently yielding a gargantuan 11.4%. It's a "hybrid" mREIT, though, investing in both government agency-backed mortgages and ones that are not so backed. Thus, it has more flexibility than some of its peers. Some worry about rising interest rates and prepayments on loans, but Two Harbors has apparently hedged against some of that. Insiders and institutions have been buying shares in recent months.
National Oilwell Varco, a top maker of oil and gas drilling and oilfield services equipment, has been a strong performer, averaging stock growth of 20.5% annually over the past decade, and up 9% over the past year. There's much to like about the company, such as its record backlog of nearly $13 billion, its operations in productive shale fields, and its 60% market share as a supplier of rig equipment. Those who passed up its previously unimpressive dividend might want to know that it doubled its payout recently, and now yields about 1.5%, with more room to grow. The drilling specialist has even been providing thousands of pumping stations to areas where people are living without sufficient access to clean water. The stock doesn't seem too expensive, either.
Finally, Fred Alger Management's biggest closed positions included QLIK Technologies and Triumph Group. Other closed positions of interest include 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD ) and American Capital Agency (NASDAQ: AGNC ) . Many have high hopes for 3D Systems, but it hasn't been growing organically as quickly as some might like. The company's last earnings report was a bit mixed, with revenue up 31%, and net income dropping. But 3-D printing is still in its infancy, with much promise. Some see the shares as a bit rich now, though, and there has been insider selling. Another concern is that fellow 3D specialist Stratasys is buying MakerBot -- though there's a case to be made that the real future of 3D printing is in the commercial arena, not retail. Meanwhile, 3D Systems has been making some acquisitions of its own.
American Capital Agency is a mortgage REIT with a tantalizing dividend yield recently above 17% -- though that reflects a recent 16% dividend cut. The company's CEO is well respected, but some worry about rising interest rates, and mortgage REITs losing a valuable tax advantage. Analysts at Barclays recently downgraded the stock, which is down about 19% over the past year, despite racking up average annual gains of roughly 27% over the past five years.
We should never blindly copy any investor's moves, no matter how talented the investor. But it can be useful to keep an eye on what smart folks are doing. Therefore, 13-F forms can be great places to find intriguing candidates for our portfolios.
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Why do women lie about being pregnant? Is there any indicators that I should watch out for that she is not being honest? She has a history of abuse, that has gone untreated for many years, I am the one wanting out of the relationship, she also seems to lie allot, including small things. Thanks!!
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Hello. I believe I can be of help to you with this issue.
I have a few questions for you before I share my answer.
If you consider that behavior serves a purpose and is nearly always determined by the outcome it produces, what would be the PAYOFF that would come to someone by claiming she is pregnant, your view?
You of course, must have a paternity test done to make sure you are the father, if she is actually pregnant and has the child. If she is not pregnant and is lying, than she will claim that she had a miscarriage at some point, because that can be the only valid way to make a nonexistent baby disappear.
If she is prone to lie about many things, then I don't know how anyone could pursue a serious relationship with her because he would constantly be misled and could never trust her about either big or small matters. This would be an unliveable situation for anyone, long term.
You say you are wanting out of the relationship. Do you have plans or a timeline?
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Ok, well I give some more detailed background info, on her and of me. I am a recovering alcohalic, I had 5 years of constant sobriety but in dealing with my X, which also was abused and when things would get too much to handle and I wanted to leave, resulted in similiar circumstances. I am what AA would call a "people pleaser" I suppose. I have done very well in my recovery, despite my slips; which do not bring me down anywhere as near as low as I used too go before regaining my sobriety. I am attracting the same kind of person, I really dislike this phenomenon! I had read about it, but I am now living it! My need for attention and holes in me, as I like to call them, resulted in me being nieve and diving in with this girl. I believed all she had to say about herself and on the surface it seemed absolutly perfect! Unfortunatly as time has gone on, I'm able to see through things, dealing with this before and of being intuitive, and somewhat life educated, and done research on living and supporting abuse victims...I began to see things that didn't quite click. Grandious behaviour, lies about little things, catching her acting out insecurities but swearing that what I saw, heard, experienced, is me being "crazy" I Practically outlined vocally to her how this break up would unfold, in frustration and anger after toiling for quite sometime, waiting for the miracle or calvary to come and save us...to make her "get help", and me redifine. I'm in no way perfect and not playing victim here, I got this deep on my own accord and I was "leading" us into this, totally blinded by the hopes of filling a void, writing a wrong, just relieving that pain I carry in me, thats been there for so long. We are now living together, and I have stood firm on my decision, she tries daily, from multiple angles, ways of getting me to realize "her". She has epiphanies, vows to open up, to get help, to do whatever it takes....but as much as I want to give her a fresh start, free of how an X treated me, I can't its to close to home. I put down my life to guide us, thats interchangable in whatever relatioship, thats how I make it, to avoid....whats in me that needs attention. I know this, I need to get sober, I've only been drinking for about a week and a half, and nothing like I would/was, but none the less...I'm needing to clear this up, make decisions, and get some normal balance for me, to be single and move away forever from what it is in me that makes me want, need, attract people with problems. I absolutly called the fact that when she was at the door for our last good bye..it would be the bombshell, and it came...but I can see through her action and realize she's hurting, and I become soft, and not just care about me, but about her! Which I mean needs to happen to some extent! I've gave an inch and now its a mile....she swears that were just going to be friends, and then unviels that 3 days of acting how she was, was just in hopes to intice me! Ugggghhhh I hope that gives you some levity. I guess what I am asking is how can I be caring and true to me. I'm afraid from my past relationship that there will be consequences for me standing up for myself (accusations to the police, slander to friends and family etc etc) this time I decide that I would let her maybe "think" she's steering the ship, while I direct actually direct it. This of course was after valent attempts of honesty, communication, trying to establish a good way apart for the both of us. I'm scared for my safety because of the unpredictibility of her, maybe that is enlarged because of past
I have overcome in the same kinds of situations, but it is scary none the less. Thank You..I'm sorry to be so long winded, you
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I appreciated the thought and detail you put into writing your last post. The woman you are with may have significant emotional problems----a personality disorder. You should Google the following terms: DSM Criteria Narcissistic Personality Disorder and read a number of the links that come up. You can read about other personality disorders in this manner as well e.g., Histrionic, Anti-Social and Borderline all come to mind; read about all of these. The major problem with nearly all people who have a personality disorder is that they either have a very difficult time forming intimate, quality relationships with others, or if they form them, they cannot maintain them, because their patterns of relating, getting their needs met by the relationship, tend to be excessively demanding, exploitative, or introduce much confusion and chaos into the relationship.
You have had good periods of sobriety in the past and I think the
of this relationship is jeopardizing your health because you have now relapsed. You may need to move yourself out of your apartment, or pay to set her up in her own apartment (pay a deposit and one month rent) to get the separation you need. You need personal space to sort things out and therefore you may want to talk with a therapist (psychologist, social worker) to help you make clear and firm decisions, and to prevent being affected by her actions---the are ONLY designed to control you and maintain the relationship ON HER TERMS.
I suspect that once you settle in your mind on a period of clear separation, with no contact, you will start feeling much more emotionally stable and you will be able to stop drinking much more easily. You will be able to make firm commitments about the course you need to take to move your life forward.
I hope this answers your question. Please let me know if I have overlooked anything in providing this response.
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I think to best deal with how manipulative this girlfriend seems to be, you need to gain some physical distance and time apart. This could be a permanent move or a trial separation.
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I'm aware of personality disorders, and have feared that I have had one myself because its easy to fit that criteria, especially one just rising up to a closer level of thre true selves. I did like your response, your ideas are practical and if I had the resources (money) I would do just that for her, unfortunatly I am a student, and this beautiful place we live in was our "dream". One thing as a whole that you awoke in me was what I need to do. Could you perhaps give some more indepth response to what you fee/see in me. I know that its impossible, without face to face contact and real time and interaction, but I think that I need to build my strengths to overcome this properly, rather than focus on her, and her flaws..I've made it quiet clear my intentions from here on out with her.....I will be seeking outside help by the way, from AA, and a councilloer. I have found even just this process to be therapuatic, with the added bonus of your guidance. This is a brillant site!
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Thanks for the kind words, Mat.
An interesting bit of clinical lore, that is mostly accurate, but not entirely, is that if you have the ability to look honestly at yourself and seriously wonder if you have a personality disorder, you probably do not! This is because individuals with the personality disorders I mentioned in a prior post are extremely well-defended and tend to externalize blame for nearly every problem or conflict in relationships. When they apologize or act remorseful, it is in genuine, and/or their actions do not later support their words. The path you've taken to recover emotionally from the relationship you had with your ex-wife, and the honest struggles you tackled with your alcohol problems, along with the success you've enjoyed with the help of AA, plus, your willingness to really WORK on personal emotional and interpersonal limitations, suggest that you can indeed recover and find success in relationships, but you need a supportive, emotional environment to do this.
You must remind yourself that both you and your girlfriend have taken the same risks and taken the same amount of time out of your lives to try to make a relationship work. You do not owe it to her to provide her with "happiness" going forward. She is responsible for finding that on her own.
I hope this answers your question. Please let me know if I have overlooked anything in providing this response.
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FLEMINGTON — Municipalities might be more interested in using some of Hunterdon County's road equipment, now that the county has revised its shared services agreement.
The arrangement has been around several years but wasn't actively used because of town concerns, Freeholder Director Matt Holt said.
At Tuesday night's meeting, he called on Freeholder Rob Walton to explain the situation, explaining that Walton "has been sort-of driving the bus" for shared services.
According to Walton, the stumbling block was that the in the old shared services agreement, "liability was almost solely and entirely on the municipality borrowing the equipment" with almost none on the county.
This wasn't really fair, he allowed, and working with County Counsel Shana Taylor and Public Works Director Tom Mathews, changes were made. The amendments "make it a little fairer with regard to who is responsible for equipment breaking down, things going wrong, those sort of issues," Walton explained.
"Hopefully it will foster more sharing," he said of the new document. If equipment is damaged or must be repaired as a result of its use by a municipality, the town must pay. But the county can agreed to help pay the cost and Mathews and a municipal representative will try to settle any disputes about responsibility for damage.
According to Holt, "where possible, where it makes sense," the agreement should "help to control the amount of capital equipment that we have to have as a whole in Hunterdon County." It notes that the county is willing to share its machines during emergencies, as a backup in case of breakdown, as support equipment for extra-large projects "and for efficiency and effectiveness of operations."
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IACP Foundation: IACP Foundation Honors Sacrifice through Scholorship
By Russell B. Laine, Chief of Police, Algonquin, Illinois; First Vice President, IACP; and Member of the IACP Foundation Board
uring the month of May, the law enforcement family joins together to memorialize the service and sacrifice of every trooper, officer, and deputy through the activities of National Police Week in Washington, D.C.
The IACP has played a role in these events for many years, and the IACP Foundation is both proud and honored to join the ranks of supporters by continuing its educational scholarship program, which provides financial aid for dependent family members of officers fallen or permanently disabled in the line of duty.
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The Survivors' Education Law Enforcement Trust (SELECT) program was established to recognize the contribution made by law enforcement officers by supporting the continuing education needs of their loved ones. There are currently four scholarships offered annually, two of which are endowed and two of which are provided as a result of donations made to the IACP Foundation.
Each endowed scholarship provides a one-time $1,000 award to qualified applicants and are generously endowed as follows: the Chief Dave Cameron Memorial Scholarship, contributed by IACP executive director Dan Rosenblatt and his wife Lonie Hassel; and the Charles and Claire Blauer Scholarship, contributed by the Blauer family of Blauer Manufacturing Company, Inc. The two remaining IACP Foundation Scholarships provide a one-time $2,500 award to qualified applicants and are available as a result of the generous support of IACP Foundation donors.
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The SELECT educational scholarships represent just one of three elements that constitute the IACP Foundation's Scholarship Series. Grantham University, an online university that allows students to study at their own pace, has graciously provided support for continuing professional development for law enforcement officers through the donation of a one-year full scholarship, including tuition, books, and software. Additionally, the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety has provided two full scholarships for their prestigious 10-week School of Police Staff and Command, including room and board, on-site in Evanston, Illinois.
Support for the IACP Foundation's programs comes from the IACP membership as well as the generous support of its corporate and educational partners, who have demonstrated a vested interest in the advancement of professional policing.
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Ivanka Trump looked stylish as she left a New York hospital holding her newborn son, Joseph Frederick Kushner, on Friday.
The 31-year-old – who welcomed Joseph, her second child with husband Jared Kushner Tuesday – wore a fur-trimmed Altuzarra jacket and jeans as she carried her little boy in a baby blue cable-knit blanket.
She has her hands full with a newborn and 2-year-old daughter Arabella, Tweeting on Thursday, "Whoever said sleep when the baby sleeps never had a baby and a toddler!"
Arabella was anxiously awaiting the arrival of her brother, and Trump joked to PEOPLE last month that the little girl was getting "borderline impatient" and asked every morning when the baby was coming.
Trump also admitted that she was calmer this time around about prepping the baby's nursery.
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