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For the second night in a row, Khloé Kardashian was spotted out and about with rumored love interest French Montana.
Wearing a sleeveless black cut-out dress that showed off her fit curves, Kardashian, 29, and the rapper, also 29, walked into Cecconi's restaurant in West Hollywood Thursday to reportedly dine with her sister Kourtney Kardashian and her longtime love, Scott Disick.
On Wednesday, Khloe and Morocco-born Montana attended an album-listening party for rapper Future's newest record Honest at Hooray Henry's, sitting alongside Disick and music producer Mike WiLL Made It. Reps for Kardashian did not respond to requests for comment about their relationship, and Montana's officially declined to comment.
Kardashian filed for divorce from husband Lamar Odom in December, after a tumultuous split. They were married in 2009.
Montana, whose real name is Karim Kharbouch, is the founder and CEO of Cocaine City Records. His first record, Excuse My French, was released in May 2013.
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Trailhead: From the Dam Store on Rt. 34 drive up the Big Thompson Canyon till you reach Drake. Take the right turn towards Glen Haver CR 43, just past mile marker 9 take a right turn on CR 51B. Follow the drit road for aproximately 2.5 miles. The trail head will be on your left. (Lat:40.47528 Lon:-105.46049)
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This was a very nice hike, but the turn off is just BEFORE mile marker 9, not just after, if coming from the Loveland side! This caused us much confusion, but after driving many miles out of our way we finally found it, and enjoyed it very much. There are signs for a retreat up the road to take (51B).
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For 2013 we have a new board, a new structure and a new plan. We want to share what we have been up to, and some of the problems we have been tackling. Why share?
we want to be transparent about the PMC and how we work
we want to be held accountable by each other and our members
we want to give you a chance to offer us feedback and suggestions
we think you find this kind of information interesting and engaging, and creating better online content is part of our plan
First, a bit of history....
2012 was a challenging year for the PMC board
We began 2012 with five board members, a co-ordinator and a time-boxed challenge: take the organization and turn it into an independent legal entity. Previously we were owned by Pivotal PM, who helped grow the organization to what it is today (36 annual members, 973 online members and 2052 on our mailing list). Without them there would be no PMC - for this we are ever grateful. In 2012 they decided it was time for us to walk on our own two feet.
No small task for a group of six part-timers. And as with any volunteer-based organization we had our own time struggles as well. Scott welcomed a son into the world, Dan was growing his own business and I got hooked into a company acquisition and a 60% travel schedule. I sometimes think if it wasn't for Rupika's tireless effort keeping us in shape we may not have made it.
But we did some AMAZING things!
Have you ever created, incorporated and registered a non-profit organization? Yeah neither had we. Running the PMC is a lot of work in itself, here are some other things we achieved in 2012:
broke out from under Pivotal and incorporated as a legal entity with Washington State
applied for 501c(6) status (filed September '12, status pending)
created a comprehensive set of bylaws and associated corporate structure
put on a killer ProductCamp Seattle (your words, not ours)
started and grew our monthly lunches
recruited the 2013 board of directors
The last one on the list will end up being the most important
People (way smarter and more experienced than me) often say that recruiting the right people is the most important factor in scaling a business. This applies to us. For 2013 we more than doubled the size of our board and we have ended up with an energetic, enthusiastic team brimming with ideas. Dave and Tiana did a great job of working redundancy into the bylaws so we no longer have any single points of failure.
However, as with scaling any business, we encountered issues. Being a volunteer organization, we don't get a whole lot of facetime as a board. Whilst the individual teams meet, the only times we get together as a group are for the monthly events (which don't leave a lot of collaboration time) and the monthly board meetings (in which we cover a lot in 2 hours). Our original strategy of having the teams figure out their own projects, and report back to the board didn't leave us with a huge amount of alignment. By the end of February we decided we needed to get together and figure it out.
And here it is....
We used dot voting (unconference-style) to prioritize our programs. We agreed that we would all sign off on the plan (alignment) and that we would only commit to one initiative per team, per quarter. Each individual team is still empowered to take on other projects, but these are the ones we have committed to as a board.
Eerrr.... Have you got a more legible version?
Of course - here is Q2 in more detail:
Executive Team - Re-Visit our Vision and Purpose - Peter Samson gave a great session last year about alignment - he talked about having a 'main thing'. What is ours?
Keystone Events Team - start planning for #pcs13 - ProductCamp is the pinnacle of our annual calendar, by planning now we can increase our chances of success
Tools Team - Online Content Strategy - How can we find new members through our web channel, and engage better with our existing base?
Business Intelligence Team - CRM - who are our current customers? - we interact with you guys through many different channels, how can we better understand what works and what doesn't?
Membership Team - Annual Membership Value Proposition - before we go deeper into acquisition and retention for paid members, we need to understand what is important and valued
Events Team - Speaker Planning - in order to provide value for our monthly tickets we want to make sure we have a pipeline of quality speakers and content, with redundancy built in
Operations Team - Board Meeting Efficiency - how can we make use of the little facetime we have to get the most done?
Logistics Team - Centralized Tasklist and Planning - with so much work going on remotely we want to ensure we have a task management process that provides transparency and makes it easy for people to get things done
Treasury Team - Redundancy in Accounting - We didn't do a great job of filling our first tax year. This quarter we will get on top of accounting and tax filing and spread the knowledge between the team
So what do you think?
Leave your comments below - we always love to hear your opinion. At the end of the quarter we will share our dashboard and give you a breakdown of Q3.
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Appreciate the consistency - as I recall, it used to be consistently Wednesday, which aided planning. Would suggest always keeping it the third week of the month, or something similar.
You may find that Thursdays is better in general for the group. Just inquiring. thx.
@Linda - thank you guys for making it all possible!
@Deborah - we have kept to Thursday deliberately for consistency's sake. However we are always open to feedback, let me talk to our events team and get back to you.
Mara and I are proud of the 2012 Board for accepting and meeting the challenge of taking PMC to the next level. We offer our appreciation, encouragement, and support to the 2013 Board and look forward to PMC's continued growth and success!
Question and suggestion - can the monthly meeting be rotated as to night of the week? I (and I assume others may) have a standing conflict on Thursday evenings or would be at the "kick ass" events you are planning to host. Any chance to rotate between Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Thursdays?
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Invasive Pigments is a series of watercolor-like paintings which explores the migration and proliferation of weeds and other "unintentional" plants in tandem with human movement . Artist Ellie Irons created colors by extracting pigments from these local, invasive plants, and uses them to construct map-like portraits to illustrate the species' movement into local ecosystems.


text: e-cycling Recycling Old Electronics Is Free In Washington And Might Even Earn You Some Cash By Bellamy Pailthorp • Jan 2, 2015 Courtesy of Washington Department of Ecology Listen Listening... / 2:01 After the holiday gift-giving frenzy, many people look to get rid of old electronic devices. Most contain toxic heavy metals such as lead and mercury, so you shouldn't throw them in the trash. Responsibly disposing of them is free in Washington. And you may even be able to turn an extra gadget into instant cash. The safe way to trash your TV By Dave Meyer • Jan 12, 2011 ecyclewashington.org Washington's electronics recycling program has collected 78,000,000 pounds of e-waste in its first two years. Put in perspective, that's roughly the same weight as Maine's lobster catch or US black bean exports to Mexico! The state Department of Ecology says the amount of e-waste recycled each year amounts to 5.8 pounds per person. Old TVs account for 61% of the waste.


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FAU's University Galleries Present 'Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race'
BOCA RATON, Fla. (December 13, 2013) – The University Galleries at Florida Atlantic University present "Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race," a traveling exhibition produced by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.
The exhibition will be on display in the Schmidt Center Gallery, 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton campus, from Saturday, Dec. 14 through Saturday, Feb. 15, 2014 (closed for the holidays from Sunday, Dec. 22 through Monday, Jan. 6). Gallery hours are Tuesdays through Fridays, from 1 to 4 p.m., and Saturdays from 1 to 5 p.m. The exhibition is free and open to the public.
"Deadly Medicine explores the Holocaust's roots in then-contemporary scientific and pseudo-scientific thought," explains exhibition curator Susan Bachrach. "At the same time, it touches on complex ethical issues we face today, such as how societies acquire and use scientific knowledge and how they balance the rights of the individual with the needs of the larger community."
Through reproductions of photographs and documents, films, and survivor testimony, "Deadly Medicine" traces how the persecution of groups deemed biologically inferior led to the near annihilation of European Jewry in the 20th century. It also challenges viewers to reflect on the present-day interest in genetic manipulation that promotes the possibility of human perfection.
There will be an academic symposium related to the exhibition on Monday, Feb. 10, 2014 titled "Eugenics: Race, Public Health and the Science of Nationalism." The symposium will explore the legacies of eugenics from several disciplinary perspectives. Papers will be presented by FAU students and faculty, as well as by invited scholars. The symposium is free and open to the public and more information is available at www.fau.edu/galleries.
"Deadly Medicine" at FAU is generously underwritten by Marilyn and Jay Weinberg and cosponsored by FAU's Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters and Center for Holocaust and Human Rights Education. The traveling exhibition is supported in part by the Lester Robbins and Sheila Johnson Robbins Traveling and Special Exhibitions Fund, established in 1990. Group and class tours are welcome during public hours as well as at other times scheduled by appointment. To make an appointment for these tours or for a docent-led tour, please call 561-995-6773. Galleries exhibitions are sponsored by the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. For more information, call 561-297-2661, email email@example.com or visit www.fau.edu/galleries.
-FAU-Florida Atlantic University, established in 1961, officially opened its doors in 1964 as the fifth public university in Florida. Today, the University, with an annual economic impact of $6.3 billion, serves more than 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students at sites throughout its six-county service region in southeast Florida. FAU's world-class teaching and research faculty serves students through 10 colleges: the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters, the College of Business, the College for Design and Social Inquiry, the College of Education, the College of Engineering and Computer Science, the Graduate College, the Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College, the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine, the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing and the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science. FAU is ranked as a High Research Activity institution by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The University is placing special focus on the rapid development of three signature themes – marine and coastal issues, biotechnology and contemporary societal challenges – which provide opportunities for faculty and students to build upon FAU's existing strengths in research and scholarship. For more information, visit www.fau.edu.


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Charles Henderson, an associate professor of physics and science education, will be making editorial decisions for the Physical Review Special Topics-Physics Education Research, according to the university.
The journal is part of a series of 11 physical review journals run by the American Physical Society, which comprises of physicists from around the globe. The journals are among the most prestigious international journals in physics research, according to WMU.
Henderson came to WMU in 2002 and is on the faculty of both the physics department and the Mallinson Institute for Science Education. He has been editor of the Physics Education Research Section of the American Journal of Physics since fall 2008.
Henderson's researches teaching and learning methods in physics, and the development of theories and strategies for promoting change in the teaching of science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects at WMU, according to the university.
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The Online Time Machine, Part 2
Yesterday we showed some examples of how famous genealogy blogs looked several years ago. Towards the end of the post, we promised to share how you can find these examples yourself. So here's a short explanation.
The way to do this is surprisingly simple. It requires an online tool called the Wayback Machine, which can be accessed via archive.org.
Once you've reached this utility, you simply need to enter the url of the website you want to see the past of.
You'll then be presented with a list of dates for which your chosen website has been archived. Some recent sites may only have one or two past versions to view. Others will have over one hundred. You can select any date, and simply click to view it.
You'll then be able to view the old site, and to click around and see what it used to look like. Simples.
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Snowli and his team of trained ski instructors for children see to it that the little ones learn skiing through play. Fun in the snow takes center stage.
Exact location / area: Wildhaus (1,100 m.a.s.l.)
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Infrastructure: Magic carpet / conveyor belt, Pinocchio lift / lift for beginners, snow carousel, fitness circuit, tipi
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Size: 2,500 m²
Min. age: from 4 years
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Author Affiliations: Department of Ophthalmology, State University of New York, Stony Brook.
Airsoft guns are recreational BB guns used for a variety of popular activities, such as combat games and target shooting, and as introductory guns for youths. They shoot plastic ammunition at comparatively low projectile energies, theoretically carrying less potential to cause harmful injury. We report the first documented case, to our knowledge, of globe penetration by a plastic BB shot from an airsoft gun.
A 17-year-old girl sustained a penetrating globe injury while she and her brother were playing with an airsoft gun, unsupervised and without protective eyewear. An airsoft BB shot out of the gun, ricocheted off a rock, and struck her in the right eye. She was brought to the hospital with visual acuity of light perception OD. On slitlamp examination, there was a 3-mm limbal wound between the 7- and 9-o'clock positions with prolapsed uveal tissue. A computed tomographic scan revealed a radiopaque foreign body within the right globe, with surrounding vitreous hemorrhage. The globe laceration was repaired emergently.
Afterward, the patient's visual acuity remained light perception with faulty projection. Adding to a very poor visual prognosis were persistent findings of a reverse afferent pupillary defect and hypotony, with intraocular pressures less than 2 mm Hg. Nevertheless, the patient and her family desired a final attempt to improve her ocular condition. Eight weeks after the original injury, she underwent pars plana vitrectomy. She was found to have extensive damage including a large cyclitic membrane, total retinal and ciliary body detachment with multiple large retinal breaks, and free-floating ciliary body processes. After hours of surgery, further measures to locate and remove the BB and to attempt repair of the retinal detachment were not felt to be justified given the gross posterior segment disorganization and grave visual prognosis. A month later, the patient began experiencing constant pain and had visual acuity of no light perception OD, so the eye was enucleated.
The BB was later identified at pathologic examination in the posterior segment of the enucleated globe (Figure 1). Histologic analysis showed total retinal detachment (Figure 2).
Figure 1. The horizontally cut enucleated eye in which the airsoft BB, appearing as a white sphere, is seen.
Figure 2. Histological slide of the eye, showing that the retina is totally detached (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification ×1.5).
A review of the literature reveals a few case series and at least 2 experimental evaluations that document the ocular effects and damage from airsoft guns. In a series involving 9 patients, Swiss investigators detailed significant ocular injuries, including corneal abrasion and edema, angle recession, iridodialysis, cataract, hyphema, vitreous hemorrhage, and choroidal rupture. There were no penetrating injuries, however, and no eye had final visual acuity worse than 20/25.1 Another review of 50 cases from Japan did not uncover any examples of globe penetration; all but 1 patient had final visual acuity better than 20/32.2 From Canada, a report of 8 patients found only anterior segment injuries, the most common of which was hyphema.3 Israeli authors recently compiled a list of anterior and posterior segment injuries, similar to those previously reported, sustained by 59 patients. In addition, these researchers conducted airsoft gunshot tests on porcine and rabbit eyes. Using high-speed videography, substantial anterior segment deformation was observed but no ocular penetration was found. A characteristic doughnut-shaped corneal erosion was also described.4 Another experimental investigation was performed at the Virginia Tech–Wake Forest Center for Injury Biomechanics in which 26 airsoft pellet impact tests were conducted at close range on postmortem human and porcine eyes. Similar to clinical reports, the most common injuries were corneal abrasion and hyphema. No globe penetrations were recorded.5
Our case report illustrates that airsoft projectiles have the potential to cause eye injuries as devastating as those caused by metallic BBs, even by way of ricochet. We recommend that stronger cautionary warnings be given indicating the possibility of blinding injury, including from an indirect hit.
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Christians Face Opposition in North Africa
A North African nation is cracking down on Christian churches.
It's happening in the Algerian capital city of Algiers.
Compass News Direct reports that six months ago the country began enforcing a restrictive law against believers.
Many Christians have since been thrown in jail and some churches have been closed.
An Algerian evangelist says one of the reasons for the crackdown is the government is "afraid of what God is doing in Algeria."
Korea's Leader Calls for Service and Prayer
South Korea's new president addressed the 40th annual National Prayer Breakfast in Seoul this month.
President Myeing-Park Lee took office this year.
Lee is a Christian and an elder at his home church.
He told the gathering of 4,000 believers that Korea can overcome challenges like the world financial crisis and high oil prices by trusting in God.
Lee also called on churches to serve society and he asked for prayer to lead the country.
Christian Movement Heads to D.C.
Christian leaders came to the U.S. capitol this week to make plans for "The Call D.C."
They're expecting one million young people will come together in August to fast and pray for the nation.
Organizers say this time of seeking God is key is to transforming the culture.
"My vision is that this event will be multiracial, multicultural than ever before, but that people will carry a torch of prayer back home that will start as a catalyst what will be a great awakening in our nation," Bishop Harry Jackson of Hope Christian Church said.
"We live in a very tumultuous time," Family Research Council president Tony Perkins said. "If there were ever a time that Christians needed to be praying, needed to be seeking God, and being alert to what is taking place around us, it's now."
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The conference "Conceptualizing Work: Mapping Interfaces of Academic and Artistic Practice" is jointly organized by the International Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC), the International PhD Programme in Literary and Cultural Studies (IPP), and the PhDnet Literary and Cultural Studies (PhDnet) within the context of the RuhrTriennale Festival for the Arts 2014 (Bochum, Germany).
The exploratory conference offers an attractive academic program with keynote lectures by e.g. Heiner Goebbels, the artistic director of the RuhrTriennale, and a range of activities that include the RuhrTriennale Festival, such as visiting performances and an exhibition about labor (Harun Farocki and Antje Ehmann's Eine Einstellung zur Arbeit). The program is geared toward all doctoral and postdoctoral researchers working within and across the arts.
We invite papers that address notions, concepts and representations of 'work' and 'labor' associated with these two domains through the thematic lens of the 'interface'. Possible questions to be reflected upon are:
- Conceptualizations of 'work' in art and academia, with regard to both the praxeological and epistemological dimensions: How do artists and researchers in the study of culture work? What kinds of knowledge does their work produce? What different forms does the significance or even imperative of creativity (cf. Andreas Reckwitz) take in the work of artists and researchers?
- Notions of working at the 'interfaces' between the study of culture and art as well as actual and potential forms of networking and collaborating between both domains: How do/can art and academia work individually and collectively? What are their shared concerns and aims? What is the added value of the two cultures working together?
- Terms and processes of mapping and translating knowledge from one realm into the other: How can this knowledge be transferred from one domain into the other? How do they tackle socio-cultural, political, economic and ecological concerns (such as the division of labor, labor migration, the relations between work and ecology, economy or precariousness)? How can scholars and artists find a common language to talk about historical and contemporary manifestations of labor and their – political as well as artistic – conceptualizations?
Contributions to the conference can deal with any of the above mentioned topics, but are by no means restricted to them.We invite proposals for either
1. conventional conference papers with abstracts (of 200 words) with a short note on your current project and academic/artistic affiliation and, or2. artistic presentations, e.g. project presentation, and artist talks with abstracts (of 200 words) or3. for round table discussions: an edgy thesis, which you are willing to defend in the discussion, together with a short note on your current project and academic/artistic affiliation.


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Crane said the "investigation is ongoing" and would not give any further details.
On Sunday, 26-year-old Otis Jamaar Adams of Gadsden was killed in an accident on East Meighan Boulevard when witnesses said his motorcycle ran a red light at North Third Street and struck a vehicle attempting to turn.
Calhoun County authorities said deputies attempted a traffic stop for speeding on Adams near the Etowah County line, and he sped away. Glencoe police later took up the chase as Adams crossed over into Etowah County, and Adams continued down U.S. 431 until he was struck in Gadsden, police said.
He was pronounced dead later after being carried to Gadsden Regional Medical Center, police said.
At Monday's Gadsden City Council meeting, Councilman Billy Harris urged the department to look into the incident.
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I "bought" a 1st class Apex return from Bristol to London advertised at £46.50 online only to receive tickets for a standard saver return through the post.
I appreciate this seemed like a good deal (perhaps too good to be true) but between me pressing the correct buttons i.e. next to the 1st class Apex text (which showed up through out the rest of the online booking, so I knew I had selected the correct product) on the page and me receiving my ticket.
theTrainline.com took it upon themselves to not give me what I ordered nor inform me that this was either not available or the incorrect price.
I have to say that I'm not entirely pleased with the way all this has gone, in fact I only looked at theTrainline.com in the first place because a colleague said he had booked a 1st class Apex return for the same day between Neath and London for £56. So I am not the only one who saw good value 1st class rail tickets offered on the Trainline web site. Phew! Thank god for their customer service - "No madam, you are mistaken, that cannot possibly have happened" Arrgh... it did happen, don't you just hate being called a liar?
I for one won't be using theTrainline.com in the future because as far as I can see they made a mistake and refused to admit that they did! To add insult to injury they will now charge me an additional £10 to cancel the ticket that they screwed up in the first place. My colleague received the correct 1st class tickets, yet they messed up big time with mine... what a farce!
Thanks for letting me having a moan and get this off my chest!
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I won't be using them again.
All in all a 3* company advertising as a 5*
When will you send my confirmation? Glad I have an extra day to figure this out myself...Bogus!
I have booked online for a number of years as I work off shore so go regularly on long train journeys.
But I have to say if your booking online DONOT BOOK with Mytrain.ticket.co.uk they are by far the worst , on their website they have advertised an any time fully flexible/fully refundable ticket you pay a bit more because it is fully flexible Ideal as I sometimes require to travel either late on a tuesday or early wensday morning.
But it was ANYTHING but flexible only useable on day of stated travel and refund takes 28 DAYS with the added cheek of a £10 charge. So I contacted customer services to try and amend the booking , Customer service an Absolute disgrace no help, very cheeky and with the added bonus of a £10 charge. I have booked online before and once I contacted customer services with other companies and had nothing but a helpfull and friendly service.
Need less to say I wont use them again and will not berecommending there services to any one in the end it cost me more in time and money than it would have just to pay at station.
This is the email I got off him today regarding tickets I ordered on 28th April
Thank you for your e-mail. I sincerely apologise for the amount of time it has taken to process your refund, and for the frustration that has been caused when you were contacting us. The customer support team should have referred you to us much earlier to get this refund processed. I will be feeding back your comments and correspondence to the relevant teams to make sure this doesn't happen in the future.
I have refunded you in full for your tickets this morning, and the total of £313.60 will be reflected back to the original payment card in 3-5 working days.
Please accept my sincere apologies for the delay and the inconvenience. I have left a contact number with someone at your home telephone number, so if you would like to discuss the matter further, please don't hesitate to call.
If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Best regards,
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The question for the week is what do we do for the children, and what do they do for themselves? I'm going to answer in generalities rather than specifics, but if I were to be specific, I'd say my children do as much as possible for themselves, and hand over responsibilities as quickly as they can learn them and shoulder them.
My goal in parenting, aside from raising children who love the Lord, each other, and their parents, who develop their own talents and personalities, and who are good people of virtue (and that's a tall order, isn't it?), is to render myself nearly obsolete. I am management, not staff.
While I don't have a schedule for when and how we do these things, our goal is to teach and train our children in all the household tasks until they are able to take them over. The process for this is basically first having the children around while we are working and talking about what we are doing and why. Next we let them 'help' when it isn't really that helpful,. Gradually we add in parts of the task as their competency increases, until they are able to take it over entirely. Ideally, this should be followed by spot checks and periodic reviews and inspections (don't expect what you don't inspect).
It hasn't always gone smoothly- we're replacing the dishwasher this month because the youngest used the wrong soap in the dishwasher and destroyed it. That was an expensive mistake. Usually errors have been more of the nature of ruined pancakes or pink underwear that should have been white. Our coverage is sometimes uneven, resulting in a boy who can shoot a deer, skin it and dress the meat for the table, cook the meat for the family, and serve his own kill in a tasty stew or stir-fry, but didn't know that you're supposed to remove the cardboard before cooking a frozen pizza.
There are several things that shape my approach- one of them was my experience in college with a room-mate who didn't know how to scrub a bathroom sink or do her own laundry. Another was my life as a young military wife. Many of my fellow young military wives did not know the most basic elements of running a household and making it on one income. I'm talking about people who didn't know how to make a shopping list for the grocery store or make a cake. Once friends were visiting and their son smacked his head on a table while running through the house. When I got out ice to put it on the bump, his mother was surprised- she didn't know that ice would reduce the swelling. She wasn't dumb, and she wasn't that young- in her late twenties.
While I did know how to cook, plan a menu, and shop on a budget, there were things I didn't know, too. Like, I did not know that you had to scrub toilets. I thought they were self cleaning, and privately decided it must be my husband's fault that ours wasn't. I'd never lived exactly by myself. When not living at home, I'd lived with room-mates and we shared cleaning duties. In college I lived with three other girls. After college I lived with two friends, a boy and a girl. I'm guessing my roomies must have done all the toilet cleaning but there enough of us and the others diligent enough, that nobody noticed I wasn't doing my share in that area. Or maybe they liked my cooking enough to overlook it.
I knew how to cook from scratch, but I hadn't been responsible for a full meal, so I struggled for a while with getting things together so the side dishes and the main dish were all done and hot at the same time. This was a minor issue, though, compared to my friends who couldn't cook anything more complicated than biscuits from a can.
I was mostly happy with what I had learned before marriage- except for that whole toilet cleaning thing. But I was sorry for my friends who struggled with things I'd been doing since jr high school. That's when I started doing my own laundry. I'd started cooking when I was 6- I remember learning how to poach eggs while standing on a chair at the stove under my mother's close supervision. I was about 10 or 11 when I was responsible for dinner once a week- not forever, but just a few weeks at a time, I'd cook the main dish for dinner on a given night. I didn't want my kids to be like my friends- being on your own as an adult, as a young married woman, starting out life as a new family unit- these things are challenging enough without having to learn so many of the mechanics from scratch at the same time.
In addition to personal experiences, I read something in a book a few years ago that really made me think. I don't remember which book it was, unfortunately. The author wrote about how we are supposed to be raising our children to become adults, but so often we leave them with only the skillsets of unruly children who we treat as more in the way than helpful. The author pointed out that for millenia children had been valuable, contributing members of their families, not mere playthings or interruptions. Children actually *like* knowing things, even if they complain about it sometimes, and they usually feel good about being able to do meaningful tasks. But because we have this sharp divide between childhood and adulthood and think we should just let 'kids be kids' and enjoy their childhood while they can, we don't give them meaningful work. Thus, when they reach adulthood and are on their own, it's a shock, and it's much harder for them than it ought to be. They also aren't dumb, and they can see that they are playing like grasshoppers while their parents slave as ants, but unlike the fable, their parental ants will continue to support them and clean up after them, so they have no real incentive to want to grow up and take on the tasks of the grown up world.
We don't see our role as parents being one of raising our kids as grasshoppers and then releasing them to the world while telling them they must suddenly become ants. We want them to look forward to becoming adults, not to fear it.
Of course, what this means is that my empty nest period, such as it may be (The Cherub will never leave home, so it will never be a truly empty next) will be crazy busy and I try to figure out where everything is in my kitchen once more and learn to handle cooking and laundry all by my ownself once again.;-D
There are two questions I commonly hear about this part of how we raise our kids. One is "How do you get them to…." or some variation of that. Consistency, persistence, and a strong belief in my right and even strong belief in my obligation to rear my kids this way help.
The other is, "But don't you feel guilty having them do your job?" I don't really even understand the question. I don't have them do 'my' job. My job is to raise them to be capable adults. They are doing their job- on the job training toward that end. I'm a firstborn child and with my personality type, I do guilt very, very well, but this is just not something I feel guilty about. In fact, it's the opposite. I feel more burdened by guilt when I stumble across something they don't know- like the cardboard on frozen pizza thing.
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Does Obesity Make Kids Bad at Math?Madeline Holler
Obesity in childhood has been connected to rising rates of both types of diabetes in the U.S. and other chronic conditions once only seen in adults. But poor health isn't the only consequence connected with carrying around too much weight as a child. A new study has found that obese is somehow connected to a lower performance at school, especially math.
What exactly is the fat/math performance equation?
The study, published in the journal Child Development, found that children deemed to be obese when they started kindergarten performed worse on math tests in first through fifth grade than their classmates who were not obese. Obese kids also reported feeling sadder, lonelier and more anxious than their peers, according to ABC News' Mikaela Conley.
Researchers are not saying that it's the extra weight that prevents kids from doing math — rather that the weight and poor math performance could be consequences of the same thing.
"Obesity does not prevent kids from doing math, but obesity develops in families where there may be less oversight, less education, fewer resources," said Dr. David Katz, director of the Yale Prevention Center.
One attempt to connect the dots considers brain development. From ABC News:
"Stress has been shown to affect brain development and functioning," Dr. Jennifer Cross, a pediatrician at the Komansky Center for Children's Health at NY-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, wrote in an email. "If obesity causes a child to feel chronically stressed (i.e. bullying, low self esteem, etc.), that could lead to differences in the brain."
The study followed more than 6,000 kids from Kindergarten through 5th grade. Those who were considered obese through the entire period — especially girls — scored lower on math performance. The pattern held, according to CNN's Amanda Gardner, even when mother's education level, income, race and parental expectations were taken into account.
Interestingly, boys who weren't considered obese until the third through fifth grades didn't follow this pattern and, on average, scored similarly to their normal-weight peers.


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Tuck: Fewer Bowls In College Football Creates More Value
I don't like the bowls.
I think my distaste of bowl games originally arose from them being the primary thing preventing college football from crowning a real champion. ?Every champ up until the BCS-era was voted on. ?Never liked that. Every other sport had a playoff, why doesn't major college football?
Still kinda makes me mad.
Finally, we are going to get at least a 4-team playoff.
But, I've honestly grown more tired of bowl games as I've gotten older. ?Why?
I'll tell you exactly why. ?30 years ago, in 1983, there were 112 teams in I-A football, and?16 bowl games!
30 years later, 2013, there were 124 teams, and?35 bowl games!
They devalued their own postseason by overflowing it with mediocrity.
In 1983 just 32 teams made bowl games. 28.5% of the field.
In 2013, 70 teams were bowl bound. 56.5% of the field.
Forget upper echelon, you can be?below average?and still?earn?a spot in the postseason.
Reward for what?
So, I thought it would be fun to place just 32 teams in bowl games, but apply it to last year's field to give you an idea of how much better, and more appealing it would look. ?A world where making a bowl game actually means something.
For the sake of simplicity, I will assure every conference champion goes to a bowl game. (In 1983 the Missouri Valley Champion, yes MVC, Tulsa, did not). ?I went for a combo of history and location in assigning the bowl games, and attempted to keep the matchups as close to realistic as possible.
Independence Bowl-?Bowling Green vs. Louisiana-Lafayette
Las Vegas Bowl-?#20 Fresno State vs. #25 USC
Liberty Bowl-?#18 Louisville vs. Miami
Aloha Bowl-?Washington vs. Texas
Sun Bowl-?Rice vs. Nebraska
Holiday Bowl-?#10?Oregon vs. #14 Arizona State
Gator Bowl-?Notre Dame vs. #22 Georgia
Outback Bowl- #16 LSU vs. #17 UCLA
Peach Bowl-?#21?Texas A&M vs. #24 Duke
Citrus Bowl- #9?South Carolina vs. #19 Wisconsin
Cotton Bowl-?#8?Missouri vs. #13 Oklahoma State
Fiesta Bowl-?#15?UCF vs. #6 Baylor
Sugar Bowl- #11?Oklahoma vs. #3 Alabama
Orange Bowl-?#12?Clemson vs. #7 Ohio State
Rose Bowl- #4?Michigan State vs. #5 Stanford
BCS Championship Game- #1?FSU vs. #2 Auburn
Talk about cutting off the fat. Only conference champions from the non-BCS leagues (remember AAC was BCS last year with two teams in) and the worst record to play in a bowl game is 8-4. Only Texas A&M (8-4, 4-4) wasn't above .500 in their conference. More games featuring ranked teams playing each other. ?Decent teams left out because they weren't good enough. Average and mediocre teams not even close to getting invited to play an extra game they don't deserve.
You could argue against this by simply saying you love football and the more the better. ?I love steak, but the bigger the steak doesn't make it better if it is just fatty around the edges. ?Give me that small petite filet full of flavor over that big fatty, chewy piece of meat that is today's bowl lineup.
If we are going to continue on with bowl games, if they really want to matter, they have to find a way to be special. ?There is nothing special about 56% (and going up) of teams getting to do it.


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"Walking with my head down/Counting every step/Hoping that the next one/Brings me closer to the man I was." So confesses Usher on the reflective title track of Looking 4 Myself. Could it be that, on his seventh album in 18 years, Usher Raymond IV is suffering from an existential identity crisis? Never fear, folks: The almighty star confidently displays various sides of himself, proving that he can be all things to all people with another R&B-pop blockbuster. He's the Ibiza-ready club kid on electro thumpers like current single "Scream" and the Swedish House Mafia-produced "Euphoria" that build on the success of "OMG," "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love" and "Without You" (with David Guetta). He's also the silky-smooth loverman on ambient slow jams like the hit "Climax" and the P.M. Dawn-esque "Dive," showing, as he lays on his creamy falsetto, that he's a better singer than ever (despite occasionally toying with Auto-Tune). Then he's the old-school soul man on the funky James Brown-ish "Twisted" and "Sins of My Father," which, produced by Amy Winehouse collaborator Salaam Remi, inspires Usher to look for the Marvin Gaye inside of him.
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The Philadelphia Union, the expansion Major League Soccer club set to begin play next year, has hired John Hackworth as coach and youth development coordinator. Hackworth comes to the Union from the United States Men's National Team that recently qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals in South Africa.
"He [Hackworth] has proven his ability to nurture young players and that talent will be essential in our plan to develop them into successful professionals," said Union coach Peter Nowak.


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What makes Edwin Valero one of the best lightweights in the world?
He did some decent stuff at 130 and has one fight at 135 pounds. So why does HBO hype him up as one of the best 3 lightweights in the world? I would rank at least 5 guys ahead of him.
Beating the kid from the movie Holes should not rank you that high
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Boxing skills and defense, he gets a failing grade for his rank. But his brawler and bully style with punching power, that I sometimes see flashes of Pacquiao, generates a lot of buzz. Even though he has fought tomato cans his first 90% of his opposition he is 25-0 with 25 KOs. His first 19 fights he knocked them out in the first round!!!!! You mean to tell me none of the first 19 could play it safe and run around just to see what Valero was bringing. Valero is a very rough diamond but imagine if he had a trainer like Freddie Roach to refine his skills over 8 years like with Pacquiao. Even with Pac's distractions around, he had the discipline and focus to do what Freddie said, but who says Valero couldn't do the same. Before the PAC vs Dela Hoya fight they were in talks of a Pacquiao vs Valero possibility but when DLH offers you a fight, you don't turn it down unless your like Mayweather or Trinidad, I guess that turned out well for them hehehe. But getting back to the topic, I really wanted to see Pacquiao vs Valero. Both guys seem to have hearts of lions, and I think that would have been a brawl of the the likes of Hagler Hearns. Hopefully Valero can build up his cred, resume, and popularity so that it is still in the future. I know Pacquiao and his camp are talking of retiring soon but I say he still has 2-4 years of dominance in him.
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Simply put, 25 have tried, 25 have been knocked out! He's kinda a bum though in my opinion, if someone can halfway take his punch, probably like Humberto Soto, then we shall see what he's about.
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his 100% win to ko rate.
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is this the guy from holes???
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[QUOTE=RealDeal90;6814629]vs who tho......
24 unknowns and 1 decent opponent......
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Nothing, he isn't one of the best lightweights in the world until he fights one of the best lightweights in the world. Valero has natural ability but his style just shouts bad beatdown for Valero the second he fights someone who can box.
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He just needs to get his problems and his licensing sorted out.
Because the options seem to be Texas and overseas right now.
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One of my friends recently challenged me to create a Paleo meatball soup recipe that she can take with her to Packer football parties (as we are now in season). Not wanting her to be in suspense for too long and with a lazy Sunday afternoon ahead of me, I decided to oblige, and this is what I cooked up.
I made the meatballs pretty small so they would cook quickly and be more bit-sized (because who wants to use a knife to cut their soup?!) and simmered them in a beef broth enhanced with diced tomato and chunks of yam. The smoked paprika I added to the meatballs really worked well with the hearty broth.
- 1 lb ground meat (I used ½ beef and ½ pork)
- ½ of a large red bell pepper
- ½ of a red onion
- 4 cloves garlic
- 6 olives, green or black
- 3 padron peppers (or 1 jalapeño), optional if you want some heat
- 1 egg
- ¼ cup coconut flour
- 1 Tbsp smoked paprika
- 2 yams
- 32 oz. organic beef broth (low salt if you want)
- 1 can (15 oz) fire-roasted diced tomatoes (I like Muir Glen)
- Sea salt and pepper, to taste
- Prepare veggies: dice red bell pepper, onion, hot pepper(s)--seeds and white membrane removed, and olives finely. Mince the garlic. Put veggies in a large bowl.
- Add ground meat, egg, coconut flour, smoked paprika, salt and pepper to the same bowl. Combine all ingredients by thoroughly mixing with your hands. Yup....get 'em dirty!
- Shape the meaty mixture into small balls, about 1 inch across (I got about 5 dozen).
- Peel and dice yams into ~1/2" cubes.
- Combine yam chunks, beef broth, and diced tomato in a large stock pot over medium heat. Bring liquid to a simmer.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet over medium-high heat, brown the meatballs on all sides, working in batches. (Took me 2.5 batches to get them all browned). You want to develop a nice brown crust which is 1) super tasty and 2) will allow the meatballs to hold up once you simmer them. [Bonus points for deglazing the pan with a little stock or water and scraping all the yummy bits into the soup.]
- Simmer meatballs, covered, for about 20 minutes or until cooked through.
- Serve with fresh cilantro or parsley (avocado would be nice, too).
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Kid Yamamoto or Mike Zambidis vs. Semmy Schilt
:laugh: Sorry guys don't take this thread TOOO seriously but who do you think would win this matchup? Mike would fight under K-1 rules and Kid could fight under MMA Rules. If you don't know who Kid Yamamoto or Iron Mike Zambidis are, then go do some research on them before replying to this thread. Would either stand a chance against the freakishly tall Semmy Schilt or would it be an easy KO victory for Semmy? Do you think Iron Mike would do any better than Kid in this matchup or vice versa? Vote up there who you think stands a better chance and elaborate why you think that in a post below. Please once again don't go all irate about this thread, it's just for fun and I'm not going to give my prediction until I see what kind of replies I get first. So what do you guys think??
Semmy would win against both under any rules
OOK I say Zambidis could beat him under K-1 rules. But if Kid fought him under MMA rules I think Semmy could easily win just because he would be allowed to take him down and that might be too much human for Kid to handle on the ground. How crazy would it look seeing Schilt knee to the head while in the clinch though. :laugh: He'd look like he's beating up a little boy.
hahahah i dont even think kid could reach his head
I like Zambidi as a fighter but to think he would win against Semmy in a K-1 fight would be crazy. As a standup fighter most people know how much a guys reach can mess with a guys game and you have to see the risks Zambidi would have to take to even come close to hitting Semmy. HUGE risk that he would get countered every time he tried to make a move. + Semmy can hit him from across the ring with those telephoneposts of legs
Oh sorry, i missed the `could´ in your post. My bad
it's all good brothaaaa:D
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HIS HD 4770 512MB PCI-E Graphics Card
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Published: 9th May 2009 | Source: HIS | Price: £78.19 |
Call of Duty 4 is a stunning DirectX 9.0c based game that really looks awesome and has a very full feature set. With lots of advanced lighting, smoke and water effects, the game has excellent explosions along with fast gameplay. Using the in-built Call Of Duty features, a 10-minute long game play demo was recorded and replayed on each of the GPU's using the /timedemo command a total of 5 times. The highest and lowest FPS results were then removed, with an average being calculated from the remaining 3 results.
ET:Quake Wars is a follow-up game to Wolfenstein:Enemy Territory developed by Splash Technology. Using a modified version of id Software's Doom 3 engine along with Mega rendering technology, the game promises high resolution textures, fast gameplay and plenty of explosions. Using the built-in recordNetDemo and timeNetDemo commands, we recorded a 5 minute online gaming session and played it back a total of 5 times at each resolution, calculating the average FPS from the median three results.
Crysis is without doubt one of the most visually stunning and hardware-challenging games to date. By using CrysisBench - a tool developed independently of Crysis - we performed a total of 5 timedemo benchmarks using a GPU-intensive pre-recorded demo. To ensure the most accurate results, the highest and lowest benchmark scores were then removed and an average calculated from the remaining three.
Results Analysis
The HIS HD4770 manages to keep up with the Asus 9800GTX in all three games, never being more than 6FPS behind. In ETQW the 4770 steamrolls the 9800GTX and easily keeps up with the Zotac GTS 250 AMP. In Crysis both the 9800GTX and the 4770 are within 2FPS of each other, while the GTS250 stretches its legs and quickens the pace.
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Don't like barebone cards. Seem cheap. But this thing surely can compete against the 9600GT with pricing no?
Seems like a good card over all.Quote
Seems like a good card over all.Quote
The 4830 easily performs above the 9600GT and the 4770 performs ahead of the 4830 and is comparable to the 4850 so it's great value for money Quote
I have literally seen nothing but praise for this card. In Crossfire friendly games it's supposed to be as fast as a GTX280, which is astonishing really...Quote
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Do I buy 2 to replace my 4850Quote
Well we need to see figures of crossfire 4770 vs crossfire 4850 first. But for now I wouldn't do anything.Quote
Crossfire 4850s is gonna cost about £50 more and consume more power, for not alot more performance.Quote
4770 in x-fire decimate a 4890,4870,4850-gtx 275, gtx 260 upto 1920x1200
For £150 not a bad double act.Quote
For £150 not a bad double act.Quote
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This article is about the name "Tyler". For other uses, see Tyler (disambiguation).
|Old English
|"Maker of tiles" or "Doorkeeper of"
|Region of origin
|Other names
|Related names
|Frequency and comparison:[1]
Tyler is an English (old English) word which means door keeper of an inn. It is also thought to be a derived occupational name derived from "tiler", one who makes tiles. It is used both as a surname, and as given name for both genders.[2] Among the earliest recorded use of the surname is from the 14th century; Wat Tyler of Kent, South East England.
People with the surname Tyler[edit]
- Alison Tyler (b. 1990), American porn star
- Aisha Tyler (born 1970), actress from U.S. TV series Ghost Whisperer
- Anne Tyler (born 1941), Pulitzer Prize-winning U.S. novelist
- Bonnie Tyler (born 1951), Welsh rock singer
- Devin Tyler (born 1986), American football player
- Fred Tyler (born 1954), US Olympic team swimmer and aquatics coach
- Gary Tyler (born 1958), American prisoner whose case was deemed in 2007 by The New York Times and Amnesty International a miscarriage of justice
- George Tyler (disambiguation), several people
- Harold I. Tyler (1901–1967), New York assemblyman
- Harold R. Tyler, Jr. (1922–2005), federal judge in New York
- Harry Tyler (disambiguation), several people
- James Hoge Tyler (1846–1925), American politician
- John Tyler, Sr. (1747–1813), governor of Virginia and father of President John Tyler, Jr.
- John Tyler, Jr. (1790–1862), tenth President of the United States
- Julia Gardiner Tyler (1820–1889), second wife of President John Tyler
- Kenneth E. Tyler (born 1931), American master printer and arts educator
- Lefty Tyler (1889–1953), born George Albert Tyler, American professional baseball pitcher 1910–21
- Letitia Christian Tyler (1790–1842), first wife of President John Tyler
- Liv Tyler (born 1977), American actress, model, and daughter of Steven Tyler
- Lyon Gardiner Tyler (1853–1935), American educator and historian
- Martin Tyler (born 1945), English sports commentator
- Michael J. Tyler (born 1937), South Australian herpetologist "The Frog Man"
- Paul Tyler, Baron Tyler (born 1941), English member of the House of Lords
- Richard Tyler (architect) (1916–2009), English architect
- Robert O. Tyler (1831–1874), American Civil War general in the Union Army
- Steven Tyler (born 1948), American musician, songwriter and lead singer of Aerosmith
- Syd Tyler (1904–1971), English footballer
- Ted Tyler (Edwin James Tyler, 1864–1917), English cricketer
- Varro Eugene Tyler (1926–2001), American philatelist
- Wat Tyler (Walter Tyler, died 1381), English leader of the English Peasants' Revolt of 1381
People with the given name Tyler[edit]
- Tyler Blackburn (born 1986), American actor and singer
- Tyler Bozak (born 1986), Canadian ice hockey player
- Tyler Brûlé (born 1968), Canadian journalist and magazine publisher
- Tyler Breeze (born 1988), pro wrestler
- Tyler Butterfield (born 1983), Bermudian cyclist and triathlete
- Tyler Chatwood (born 1989), American baseball player
- Tyler Clippard (born 1985), American baseball player
- Tyler Colvin (born 1985), American baseball player
- Tyler Connolly (born 1975), Canadian vocalist and guitarist for rock band Theory of a Deadman
- Tyler Cowen (born 1962), American professor
- Tyler Curry (born 1983), American HIV activist
- Tyler Eifert (born 1990), American Tight End for the Cincinnati Bengals
- Tyler Ennis (born 1989), Canadian ice hockey player
- Tyler Ennis (born 1994), Canadian basketball player
- Tyler Denk (born 1976), American male model
- Tyler Faith (born 1975), American pornographic actress
- Tyler Farrar (born 1984), American cyclist
- Tyler Florence (born 1971), American chef and television personality
- Tyler Flowers (born 1986), American baseball player
- Tyler Glenn (born 1983), lead singer and keyboardist of Neon Trees
- Tyler Hamilton (born 1971), American cyclist
- Tyler Hansbrough (born 1985), American basketball player
- Tyler Hilton (born 1983), American singer/songwriter/actor
- Tyler Hoechlin (born 1987), American actor
- Tyler Hughes (born 1981), Canadian professional soccer player
- Tyler Hubbard (born 1987), American singer/songwirter
- Tyler James (American musician)
- Tyler James (English musician)
- Tyler Joseph, An American musician in the band Twenty One Pilots
- Tyler Kennedy (born 1986), Canadian professional hockey player
- Tyler Kent (1911 - 1988), American diplomat and convicted spy
- Tyler Matzek (born 1990), American baseball player
- Tyler Oakley (born 1989), American vlogger and advocate for gay youth and was on The Amazing Race as of 2016
- Tyler Patmon (born 1991), American football player
- Tyler Patrick Jones (born 1994), actor from U.S. TV series Ghost Whisperer
- Tyler Perry (born 1969), American actor, filmmaker, television producer, songwriter, author
- Tyler Posey (born 1991), American actor and musician
- Tyler Seguin (born 1992), Canadian professional hockey player
- Tyler Skaggs, (born 1991), American baseball player
- Tyler Stinson (born 1986), American mixed martial artist
- Tyler Summitt (born 1990), American basketball coach
- Tyler Thomas (born 1990), American football player
- Tyler, The Creator (born 1991), rapper and record producer from Los Angeles
Fictional characters[edit]
- Surname
- Darcy Tyler, from the Australian soap opera Neighbours
- All three Hourmen, a DC Comics superhero, have had the last name Tyler
- Rex Tyler, the Golden Age Hourman
- Rick Tyler, his son and the second Hourman
- Matthew Tyler, the third Hourman, an android from the 853rd Century
- Isabelle Tyler, from the American science fiction drama series The 4400
- Rose Tyler, from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who
- Jackie Tyler, from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, Rose's mother
- Pete Tyler, from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, Rose's father
- Sam Tyler, from the British science fiction television series Life on Mars and its American adaptation
- Given name
- Tyler Crowley, from Stephenie Meyer's best-selling book Twilight
- Tyler Durden, from the novel Fight Club and the film adaptation
- Tyler Lockwood, from the TV show "Vampire Diaries"
- Tyler Sparks, from That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana
- Tyler James, from the Disney TV show Dog with a Blog
Other uses[edit]
- Tyler (Masonic), a position within Masonic lodges
See also[edit]
- ^ Tyler Surname at Forebears
- ^ Hanks, Hardcastle and Hodges, Oxford Dictionary of First Names, Oxford University Press, 2nd edition, ISBN 978-0-19-861060-1, p. 265.
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TRENTON — Five city residents filed a notice of intent to begin the arduous process of recalling Mayor Tony Mack yesterday, saying they represented a much larger number of people tired of Mack's failed leadership.
"This is a very exciting moment for Trenton," the group's leader, community activist David Ponton, said after filing the notice with the city clerk. "The potential to demonstrate that the citizens of our city can come together to take control of a failed administration is powerful."
The committee's other members are Aida Albino-Wimbush, Marion Ray, Craig Shofed and Christine Ott.
Since he took office last July, Mack's administration has been at the center of a number of scandals, including the arrest of his former chief of staff and of his half-brother, a Trenton Water Works employee. Mack has had eight business administrators during that time, including one who quit and subsequently pleaded guilty to stealing from a congressional campaign.
"The rumbling is already in the air," Albino-Wimbush said. "The people are tired and they need a different perspective. We're tired of reading something new in the paper every day."
Mack dismissed the effort yesterday, saying he was focusing on improving the city.
Asked whether he thought the recall effort signaled a loss of confidence in his leadership, Mack said, "I don't think (so). That's not my business. I'm so excited about where we are in this city that I haven't even given it a thought."
"I'm so excited about the fact that we kept garbage collection two days a week when it was slated for one day a week," he added. "We are making monumental accomplishments with less."
Business administrator Eric Berry later issued a more detailed criticism. Among other impacts, the city would be forced to hire temporary staff to certify the thousands of petition signatures within the required 10-day time frame, he said.
"The uncertainty in leadership that a recall provides may severely impact the city's bond rating and the view of investors," Berry wrote.
"In addition, businesses and developers that are currently working with the city may decide to pull back until they see how the recall effort proceeds."
The election itself could run $100,000, in addition to the cost of responding to legal challenges, he said.
He suggested the recall committee would be legally responsible for those costs, but it was not immediately clear what part of the law supported that interpretation.
It also is far from clear that the recall effort will get that far. Forming a committee is just the first step in a long and challenging process.
Once the committee is certified, members will have 160 days to collect about 9,800 signatures representing 25 percent of the city's more than 39,000 registered voters.
The actual number of voters in last year's mayoral run-off was 11,659.
"We're shooting for 12,000," Ponton said. "We will have volunteers going throughout the city. We will have tables set up at certain locations."
Ponton said the recall effort could cost more than $20,000 and the committee was discussing fundraising, which it will be required to report to the state Election Law Enforcement Commission.
If the petition is completed within the required time frame, a special election would take place asking voters whether they want Mack removed and who should replace him. Mack would also be allowed to run as a candidate to replace himself.
While a recall may seem an overwhelming undertaking, other recent efforts around the state have met with success. Wildwood recalled Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. nearly two years ago. However, he was recently re-elected to the city's board of commissioners and then reappointed as mayor.
"A recall effort is a tremendous undertaking," said Ben Dworkin, director of the Rebovich Institute of New Jersey Politics at Rider University.
"It involves securing a large number of signatures of registered voters and that takes a tremendous amount of grassroots effort. If you are going to successfully recall an official like a mayor, you have to really want it."