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A magnetic field is a field in which its particles are charged with electricity, causing them to point to one direction.
This field has the ability to influence materials which were sensitive to magnetism, like magnets or iron. All planets and stars, large or small, have a magnetic field. Its strength depensed on the mass and materials of the object.
Naturally-occurring magnetic fields, such as from planets' polar regions, can interfere with sensors and transporters. (TNG: "Final Mission"; DS9: "Whispers"; Star Trek Into Darkness)
During a scan of Aldean DNA, Doctor Beverly Crusher was able to confirm that a failure of the magnetic field of Aldea was not responsible for the Aldeans' sterility. (TNG: "When The Bough Breaks")
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax read high magnetic field variations while an energy creation approached the four Deep Space 9 officers trapped inside the Wadi game Chula. (DS9: "Move Along Home")
Federation runabout hulls were made out of metallic composites which interacted with magnetic fields. In 2369, Chief Miles O'Brien upgraded a probe with a differential magnetometer and was able to detec the missing USS Yangtzee Kiang. (DS9: "Battle Lines")
Duranium alloy emits a magnetic field that can interfere with sensors. (DS9: "Dramatis Personae")
Artificial magnetic fields, better know as electromagnetic fields, can be created and manipulated for a number of uses, including containing antimatter in antimatter containmnet pods, magnetizing gravity boots, and generating an electromagnetic pulse to jam communications. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual, ENT: "Babel One", DS9: "Sacrifice of Angels")


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Fusing the 3000 year-old tradition of Chinese acrobatic arts with the multidisciplinary approach of Cirque du Soleil, Dralion (pronounced "Dra-lee-on") draws its inspiration from Eastern philosophy and its never-ending quest for harmony between humans and nature. The show's name is derived from its two emblematic creatures: the dragon, symbolizing the East, and the lion, symbolizing the West.
In Dralion, the four elements that govern the natural order take on a human form. Thus embodied, each element is represented by its own evocative colour: air is blue; water is green; fire is red; earth is ochre. In the world of Dralion, cultures blend, Man and Nature are one, and balance is achieved.
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Cirque du Soleil has brought wonder and delight to more than 100 million spectators in more than 300 cities in over forty countries on six continents. For more information about Cirque du Soleil, visit www.cirquedusoleil.com.
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State Street woman denies growing potSeptember 19,2013By Josh O'Gorman
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A Rutland woman denied charges she was growing marijuana in her State Street home.
Tammy Duquette, 50, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court Monday to a felony charge of cultivating three or more pot plants, which carries a maximum penalty of three years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
According to an affidavit filed with the court, in late July, state police received a tip of a grow operation at 182 State St. When police arrived, they met Duquette outside, who reportedly told police she had three pot plants inside, records state.
Affidavits state Duquette allowed police to search her residence, and the search revealed a grow operation – including lights, timers, plant food and fertilizer – with 17 plants.
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Mrs. Flores was born Jan. 5, 1932, in Tuleta to Eusebio and Guadalupe Espinoza Rodriguez. She was a homemaker.
She was preceded in death by two husbands, Esmerijildo Montez and Roberto Flores; two daughters, Rachel Montez and Mary Elva Montez; two grandchildren, John Michael Rivera and Sonia Yvette Martinez; one great-great-grandson; one sister, Pauline Alvarado; and one brother, Santos Espinoza.
Survivors include four sons, Gil (Neida) Montez of Houston, Roberto (Ida) Flores Jr. of George West, Ruben (Laura Elizondo) Flores and Ramon (Debbie) Flores, both of Beeville; six daughters, Micaela (Roman) Martinez, Teresa Garcia, Mary Jane (Raul) Meza, Dolores (Dionicio) Puga and Rebecca (Ramon) Martinez, all of Beeville, and Rita Flores of Kansas; three adopted sons, David Cuellar of San Antonio, Wesley O'Neil of Beeville and Ringo DeLeon of Corpus Christi; four sisters, Margarita Lucio and Frances Moreno, both of Taylor, Dominga Gonzales of Beeville and Viola Rivera of Rockport; and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
Visitation was held Monday, June 30, from 4 to 9 p.m. at Oak Park Memorial Chapel. Visitation continued there from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, July 1, with a rosary recited at 7 o'clock that evening.
The funeral Mass was celebrated at 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 2, at Our Lady of Victory Church. Interment followed at Our Lady of Victory Cemetery #2.
Pallbearers were Roman Martinez Jr., Elvira Gaitan, Benselado M. Garcia, Laurie Ann Garcia, Marijilda Montez, Josie Guerra, LeRoy Martinez, Roberto Javier Flores, Ruben Flores Jr., Roberto Ramon Martinez and Ramon Anthony Flores.
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Take Me Out to the Turntable
Yeah, I know, use of the term "turntable" really dates me, but it sounded better than "mp3 player". When I'm not obsessing about baseball, music is something I hold near and dear. I like listening to all kinds of music – rock, blues, jazz, even a little rap if it's not a minefield of f-bombs. And there's even the occasional baseball tie-in.
So I thought it would be fun to create a little quiz, with, appropriately enough, nine questions. Here goes:
1) What musical duo asked the lyrical question, "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?"
2) What position does John Fogerty want to play when he sings, "Put me in coach, I'm ready to play"?
3) What singer "had a friend was a big baseball player, back in high school"?
4) What Hall of Famer calls play-by-play for Meat Loaf as he tries for a "home run"?
5) Joe Pernice asks what slugger to hit a "moonshot" in a song heard during the closing credits of "Fever Pitch"?
6) "The Phillies got the groove" in a lyrically modified version of this song by McFadden and Whitehead. What is the title?
7) The 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates co-opted the song "We Are Family" from what musical group hailing from, ahem, Philadelphia?
8) In addition to playing baseball and predicting the future, Jimmy Rollins has a music production company. What is it called?
9) Which former Yankee recorded a jazz album entitled "The Journey Within"?
Extra Innings (I'll make this one multiple choice, as it's a bit obscure):
This famous photo of Babe Ruth, taken by New York Herald Tribune photographer Nat Fein, won a Pulitzer Prize.
It was also used on the cover of an album by what rock group?
a) Black Flag b) Black Train Jack c) The Jack Rubies
I'll post the answers tomorrow. Until then, hope you have fun with it!
(photo courtesy Nat Fein Estate, found on http://www.hagginmuseum.org/exhibitions/pulitzer/photos.htm)
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This is a tough quiz! I know #1 is Simon & Garfunkel. #2 is center field. #7 is Sister Sledge. (Whatever happened them?) #9 is Bernie Williams. (I hope I'm right on that one.) Oh, gosh. I'm such a dope. I really should know the answer to the last one.
1. Simon & Garfunkel
2. Centerfield
3. The Boss!
4. Phil Rizutti
5. ?
7. Sister Sledge
8. Bay Sluggas
9. Bernie Williams
Okay – I'll have to work on the others!
Jane and Julia, great job so far! Julia, I won't deduct for spelling on number 4.😉
Only three more to go! I'll post answers tomorrow if no one gets them.
1 Simon and Garfunkel
2 Centerfield
3 Bruce Springsteen
4 Phil Rizzuto
5 David Ortiz
6 "Ain't No Stopping Us Now"
7 Sly and the Family Stone
8 Bay Sluggas, Inc
9 Bernie Williams
I am going to guess on the album………….. Black Train Black………..No Reward
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Oh man, I have no idea. I listen to a very young generation of music, so I have no idea what any of this is!🙂
Rays Renegade, 8 out of 10, very good! Number 5 is not David Ortiz, though, and Jane and Julia have already established number 7 as Sister Sledge.
Kaybee, good point. I'll have to see if I can find some more recent songs with a baseball tie-in for a future post.
So I had about 6 but I feel bad for Kaybee. Somebody needs to get that gal some music! So much good music up there. These youngins today : )


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I don't think the Knicks will win this one...I hate to be pessimistic. Like it was stated before, the Blazers are too deep for a depleted Knicks team to contend with, but I hope we're wrong.
The Blazers have done everything right in shaking that Jailblazers tag off their back. After the Lakers, they are poised to be the next great team out west. They're a perfect example for teams in a rebuilding process like the Knicks to follow.


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Princeton Downs Dartmouth, 13-10
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With the dramatics of the overtime win over Lehigh four days in the past and the make-or-break games against Harvard and Cornell on the horizon, the Princeton men's lacrosse team hosted Dartmouth on a sunny senior day Saturday afternoon in desperate need of a win against Dartmouth, the ivy League's lone winless team.
Ryan Ambler had a career-best seven points on three goals and four assists and Zach Currier had three goals and an assist to lead Princeton to a 13-10 win over the Big Green in front of 2,066 at Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium. Princeton had the lead for the final 49 minutes of the game.
The win evened Princeton's record at 2-2 in the Ivy League.Princeton finishes the regular season with games next Saturday at Harvard and the following weekend on Long Island against Cornell, the two teams tied for first in the league at 3-1.
The Tigers won for the third straight time and had a 2-0 week, after knocking off Lehigh 10-9 in overtime Tuesday night after tying that game with 2.7 seconds left in regulation.
PLAYER OF THE GAME - Ryan Ambler had seven five-point games in his career prior to Saturday, when he beat that career high with seven points, on three goals and four assists. Ambler, who reached 20 goals for the season to go along with 17 assists, had two goals and three assists in the first half alone against Dartmouth, as Princeton built an 8-4 lead at the break.
RUNNER UP PLAYER OF THE GAME - Zach Currier had a goal and two assists for the year prior to this game. The freshman then came up with three goals and assist against Dartmouth, with two goals in the first half and then a goal and assist in the fourth quarter to answer any chance the Big Green had to get back into the game. Dartmouth twice cut it to three in the fourth quarter, and Princeton answered both times, as Currier helped build it back to five at 12-7 when he scored 11 seconds after Mike MacDonald and then fed Justin Murphy on the crease for a layup 16 seconds after Dartmouth had cut it to 12-9. Currier also had five ground balls while playing on the wing on face-offs.
WHAT THE BOX SCORE TELLS YOU - Princeton won 17 of 27 face-offs, and Justin Murphy won 16 of 26 of them in his first game back after missing four due to an injury.
WHAT THE BOX SCORE DOESN'T TELL YOU - Princeton won 17 of 27 face-offs against Dartmouth after winning 37 of 111 in the four games Justin Murphy missed.
WHAT ELSE THE BOX SCORE DOESN'T TELL YOU - Princeton has never lost consecutive games to Dartmouth. The Tigers had lost 10-9 in Hanover last year. Princeton leads the overall series 53-9 and is 31-1 in Princeton against the Big Green.
STREAKS - Tom Schreiber's streak of consecutive games with at least three points ended at 26 straight games when he "only" had two against Dartmouth. Schreiber has at least one point in 43 straight games. Kip Orban had a goal in the 24th straight game (he actually had two goals against Dartmouth), and Orban and Mike MacDonald now have at least one point in 26 straight games.
WHAT IT MEANS - Princeton is 2-2 in the Ivy League. Harvard and Cornell are both 3-1 after Harvard suffered its first league loss, falling in overtime to Penn. Yale and Penn are both 3-2. Brown is 1-3, while Dartmouth is 0-4. The top four teams get into the Ivy League tournament. Princeton is guaranteed of a spot in the Ivy tournament and in fact a share of the league title if it wins its last two games.comments powered by Disqus


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"Since its inception, 21st Century Grants have driven
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Awardees received notification last week of this year's
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If I'm the Boss I'm Calling a Serious Sit-Down with the St. Louis Family
This has absolutely nothing to do with hot stoves, free agents or ticket sales.
None of that is important.
Because when you drive drunk and end up killing yourself or somebody else or soembodies else, then how important can baseball really be?
Highly touted Cardinal prospect third baseman, David Freese, was arrested on DWI charges in St. Louis Saturday, adding his name to the growing list of Redbirds who can't figure out how to call a goddamn cab when having had a few too many.
Tony LaRussa. Josh Hancock (he died by the way because he was driving drunk). Scott Spiezio.
And those are just the ones who've been caught.
I haven't seen anything in print, but I have friends in the St. Louis service industry who assure me many a Cardinal has been seen getting into the driver's seat of a car while drunk. Some of those guys aren't with the team anymore, some of them are.
Bill DeWitt, are you listening?
This is not me getting on a high horse. I have made mistakes. I have made a lot of mistakes. My mistakes have hurt people. I make it a point not to make such mistakes anymore and I make it a point not to hurt other people anymore too. This is called learning. This is called life.
And no matter how you argue, there is absolutely no excuse for driving drunk. Believe me: I'm definitely a man who enjoys his drink — even known to get completely schnockered from time to time — but ya ain't gonna ever see me getting in a car, driving down the freeway, putting my life and the lives of others at risk. Why?
Because I have common sense.
And if someone in the Cardinals organization had any common sense there would be a mandatory tutorial for all team personnel on the dangers (who in the world is so dumb they don't know about these dangers already???) of drinking and driving.
I have long heard stories from Baltimore about instilling in its Oriole family the notion of the "Oriole Way"; and while it may have begun as Paul Richards' acute focus on instructing and establishing the fundamentals of on-the-field play, it eventually became a code of conduct — a creed which all members understand, that it goes for life off-the-field too. Nothing supersedes the Oriole Way.
How many Baltimore Orioles are driving drunk these days?
Wake up, St. Cardinals. Partying your @$$ off is perfectly okay with me, as long as you do it responsibly. But if you guys want to keep making me and the rest of your millions of fans worry about whether or not you will even be alive tomorrow, well, let me tell ya, I'd rather be a Cubs fan than deal with that kind of stress.
Y'all oughtta be ashamed of yourselves.
Go ahead. Hate me. I could care less. 'Cuz I know I'm right. And you're pi$$ing me off.
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Speak the gospel!
I have a really nice setup at home. I have a beer tender that has become one of my best friends…and I have a wife (non-drinker except the occasional mojito or pomegranate granita) who drives my drunk *** around when I do go out. How can I not love having a wife/designated driver?? That's true love right there.😉
Austin, you ain't a kiddin'. Does she have a sister who is willing to relocate to Chicago? Just sayin'.
It may have to get to a point where a club has to have a DD tail these guys around every watering hole. It shouldn't have to come to that – these are supposedly grown men, but they are playing a child's game – but every time the headlines scream out another high-profile person arrested for DWI/DUI, that time should come more sooner than later.
Interesting entry. In my job, I have learned to dislike those who drink too much and act irresponsibly. It adds to my work.
It's pathetic the way this country treats drunk driving. A couple of days in jail or a warning statement.
A lot of celebrities have been found guilty and people forget. Yet when a guy like Michael Vick is involved with a dogfighting ring, he has infinite coverage and shame bombarded upon him. And while people are paying attention to things like that, more and more are thinking it's all right to drive drunk.
Jonah — Why not? I'd rather have these guys have handlers than be dead tomorrow. For some reason money and fame makes people stupid sometimes.
Cat — Yay! Missed you as of late. Nice to see you back. Drinking too much rarely ends well for all parties. Benjamin Franklin was spot on with "all things are good in moderation."
Cici – You're totally right. Drive drunk? Slap on the wrist. Fight dogs for money? To hell with you. You're totally right. Help me keep up the good fight.
The Orioles have had their players get DUI's–have you forgotten Sidney? One in 1996 when he was with single-A Frederick and two in 2005 (one in Florida in January and one in Baltimore in August), after the second one that year they released him. If they had kicked his butt after the first one (there doesn't appear to have been anything done about that) maybe he wouldn't be out of baseball at age 33. And also in 2005, another Oriole pitcher, Eric DuBose, got pulled over in Florida in March, and upon being asked to recite the alphabet backwards, told the officer, "I'm from Alabama, and we have a different alphabet."
My wife cured me of this real quick when she told me of her brother being killed by a drunk driver when he was just a baby. She never knew him. She doesn't drink, so I'll always have a DD. An MLB player doesn't have an excuse for not having the money for a cab, though.
Mary — You're right about Sidney. I'm talking more on the code of conduct line and Sidney was let go.
Matt — YESSIR!
Mike — What an awful thing to have to live with. Glad you take that responsibility. And yeah, the players have no excuse.
It's kinda fun being Boss, huh? Even if it's only Acting Boss. Sometimes you hafta squeeze it into every conversation regardless of context.
And you're right about the Cardinals having to get their ship in order. They're rudderless in the front office.
You bet, Prince. The view from up top is quite nice and I like reminding people of it, like you said.
Well put Jeffy. Hopefully David can learn from this mistake and be an example of what not to do to the other players within the organization.
It would not be very hard for the organization to put together some annual or semi-annual safety training that included drunk driving, steroids, illegal drug use and other important topics that surround baseball players. This will continue to keep them informed and educated. The organization is spending millions/billions of $$ on these players. Why not invest in them with some appropriate education to help mitigate some of the stupid mistakes that cost many players golden opportunities to have a great career. Especially the younger, more immature and inexperienced players that are in the minor leagues. Many of these kids are coming straight out of high school or college and could definately benefit from this education, if not just for a continued reminder to keep it within their mindset.
The organization could get as in-depth and high speed as they wanted, including gathering guest speakers that are knowledgable on the topics or former players that have went through or witnessed another player go through one of the above listed areas of emphasis.
It is really not that hard if the organization takes it seriously. That is my small rant for the day!!! Ya herd me!!! – Timmy D
Right you are on this one! I don't think any team is immune from the problem, the Orioles included. Just look at the way the teams celebrate a championship: they get drunk and then drive home. Baseball – like real life – is full of stories of players who get in the car even though they're loaded. It's got to stop.
Timmy D — Nice to see ya 'round these rooms, man. I believe the NBA or NFL (one or both) has something like this for all rookies when they come in the league where they're taught how to live in the world of fame and fortune. Perhaps MLB, long known for being outdated and archaic, would benefit from doing the same.
Jane — I don't understand it when anyone does it, famous or not, but the players could set a precedent for normal folks to follow. Someone's gotta take responsibility here.
I did want to mention that I agree with Mike on MLB player's failure to take a cab. I want to take that one step further with Tiger Woods, Paris Hilton, etc. They have the money to have a stretch limo equipped with a personal driver waiting to take them wherever they want to go and back home again. BUT they prefer to drive themselves…idiots.
Austin — Idiots is right. All of 'em IDIOTS!
Jeff, you could not be more right. I just hope you would be the Boss for that meeting, and not LaRussa–he can't talk with any credibility. And yes, the drunk-driving penalties are a joke! I wish the penalties were MUCH stiffer!
If Tiger and Co. insist on driving themselves, they need to be locked up just for being stupid (drunk or not)! Personal driver= designated driver= problem solved.
Well said, Jeff; it needs to be said more often, even now.
I would GLADLY be the boss for that meeting, Greg. Gladly.
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To: 'Regional Superintendents and Special Education Directors District Superintendents '
Subject: Weekly Message from State Superintendent Robert Schiller 1-10-03
Good Morning. As Springfield and the State of Illinois began the process of governance transition this week, the State Board adopted its budget recommendations for FY04. This ·Friday Message· will discuss that proposal, a new alternative route program for prospective teachers, appointments to two financial oversight groups, the new ·Quality Counts· report, and State Board personnel matters.
FY04 Budget for Elementary and Secondary Education
When the State Board adopted its FY04 budget recommendations on Monday, it did so within the context of a report on the condition of education in Illinois (see http://www.isbe.net/docs/PubEdConditionFinal.pdf), the urgent need to address three critical gaps in Illinois education · i.e., funding, achievement and quality educators, and the realization that it will not be possible for the state to address all of the problems immediately.
The Board·s proposal recommends a $518 million increase over last year, with emphasis on the following.
The proposal also provides a four-year funding plan that identifies out-year recommendations for key initiatives. For example, the budget plan includes proposals designed to meet the goal of full funding of the EFAB recommendations by the fourth year. It also calls for incremental growth in early childhood funding sufficient to eliminate the waiting list and allow school districts to serve all pre-kindergarten children who are at risk of academic failure.
We are well aware that achieving these funding levels will be difficult if state revenues do not improve. However, we believe it is our responsibility to advocate for the needs of local school districts and to provide a plan for meeting those needs to the greatest extent possible.
This is obviously just the beginning of the budget discussion and I hope that each of you will follow it closely during the coming months. I also hope you will become an active participant in the quest for increased state funding for your schools.
Specific information about the budget is available via the press release at http://www.isbe.net/news/2003/jan7-03.htm and the budget materials/line-item charts at http://www.isbe.net/htmls/budgetinfo.htm.
State Board Members
On Tuesday, the Senate confirmed the appointment of Dean Clark to the State Board of Education. As I indicated in my last message, Dean has been a member of the Glen Ellyn school board, an active member in IASB, and a voting member of EFAB. He has resigned the EFAB position.
Dean joins previously confirmed new State Board members Gregory Kazarian of Lake Forest and Joyce Caron of Barrington.
Retiring State Board members Marilyn McConachie, Connie Rogers and Vince Serritella were honored at the December Board meeting.
ISU Alternative Route to Secondary Certification
The State Teacher Certification Board has approved revisions to Illinois State University·s Alternative Route to Secondary Certification, with new programs to be offered in high need areas such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Math, Business, Spanish and Industrial Technology. With continued growth in secondary enrollment and shortages in a number of content areas, the new ISU programs provide another option for your districts and for individuals who may be seeking a career change.
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Financial Oversight Appointments
We have named the following individuals to serve as members of two new financial oversight groups.
The members of the Financial Oversight Panel for Livingston School District are three former district superintendents with substantial financial experience --- SIU professor Curtis Smith, who will serve as chairman; retired Edwardsville superintendent Robert Stuart, and retired O·Fallon superintendent Maurice Hesse.
The members of the Hazel Crest School Finance Authority are Lawrence E. Hupe, who will serve as chair; Edward O·Malley; Barbara Toney and two residents of the Hazel Crest district, Steven Wright and Mary Emily Grant. All of these individuals also have strong finance backgrounds.
For additional information, our press releases can be found at http://www.isbe.net/news/2002/dec19-23.htm, http://www.isbe.net/news/2002/dec24-02.htm and http://www.isbe.net/news/2002/dec26-02.htm.
Quality Counts Report
The Education Week ·Quality Counts· report was issued this week. In this annual report on the condition of education in the states, Illinois received an ·F· in school funding for the third consecutive year. This confirms what the State Board, EFAB and most of you have been saying · i.e., it·s time for a serious look at the way public education is funded in Illinois. Illinois received a B- in the area of standards and accountability and a C+ in the area of teacher quality.
The 2003 ·Quality Counts· report particularly focuses on ensuring a highly qualified teacher in every classroom. This is an area in which we have made progress (our ·grade· was a D+ in 1999), but we still have a great deal to do · particularly in recruiting and retaining teachers in high-poverty schools and in certain subject areas. For more information, see http://www.edweek.org/.
Death of Kim Knauer
It is with much sadness I share with you that Kim Knauer, spokesperson for the State Board and leader of our communications and public service activities, last week lost her long battle with cancer. Although I had not known Kim as long as many of you, I came to think of her as a dear friend, as well as a valued advisor and agency leader. Kim was a very brave individual whose style and grace during her struggle with the disease was a testimony to her character. She had been a guiding force in this agency for over 21 years, and her contributions to it and to Illinois education were countless. She will be greatly missed.
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What is the True Meaning of Christmas?
Christmas is a time when you have to spend time with people you don't like and buy them gifts with money you don't have.
Christmas is generally thought of as a season of joy, which is slightly true. Most people try to look at it like a Hallmark card: peace, love, happiness to all mankind in this joyful season. But how many Christmases are really like that in America today? Obviously, Christmas is a wonderful time of the year. We get together with our families, we open presents, and for some of us, we have snow. And some of us go to Christmas pageants to hear that dear old story of the baby in a manger, because it's a cute little Christmas tradition. Some of us go to church for the only time of the year.
So the question is, what is the point of Christmas? Don't get me started on the Santa Claus nonsense. What is it? Is it to have warm, happy feelings as we spend time with our families? Is it to think about that cute little baby in the manger?
Well, guess what, it is about that baby. It's about the incredible truth that GOD came down to earth and became human. But it doesn't end there. Most of us like to keep the baby Jesus in the manger, in the stable. But the story doesn't end there, because the baby grew up. That child lived the life of an average human, except He was perfect. Eventually, He died a death no human could withstand, for us. THAT is the hope, the joy in Christmas. Jesus came down to this wicked earth, lived the life that we could never live, and died the death that should have been ours. As a result, He paved the way for us to come to God, to be reconciled, to be forgiven. And to be given eternal life.
You see, Jesus saw the potential future He could have with His creatures. For the JOY set before Him, He endured the cross for us. You want to know what true joy is? It's knowing that death is not the end. We are all going to face death. But the thing is, is doesn't have to be the end. I have an incredible hope. Because Jesus came down to earth and died for me, I am going to Heaven when I die. That's hope, man. That's JOY.
Christmas is a tough, tough time for a lot of people. There are a lot of teenagers who are going to get into big trouble during their break. Things are going to get tense between families. Kids are going to be disappointed with their gifts, and with the economic situation, a lot of parents are worried about getting their kids good enough gifts. A lot of people are extremely lonely, or hurting. But for those of us who have the incredible hope for the future, we need to reach out to those who are hurting this season. We need to watch out for those who are struggling.
You can find joy in lots of other things besides God. Family, gifts, snow. But those things just don't last. You want joy that will last? Put your trust, you hope in God this season, and for the rest of your life. HE has the only joy that will last.
What is true faith? True faith is not only a knowledge and conviction that everything God reveals in His word is true; it is also a deep-rooted assurance, created in me by the Holy Spirit through the Gospel, that, out of sheer grace earned for us by Christ, not only others, but I too, have had my sins forgiven, have been made forever right with God, and have been granted salvation.
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Very nice Kaybee. But I think if there is the belief that all things come from God, that we need to find the Joy in the everyday things in life. Jesus, when he lived as man, found the Joy in sharing a meal with friends, at the sight of his mother, with children. We live as Christ wanted us to when we too find Joy in them. We have taught our boys that what God wants more then anything else is for us to live good, decent lives. To care for each other and to reach out a hand to those in need. If you haven't read them, I would recommend the Joshua books by Fr. Grizone. He reminds us that that we do God's work when we are out among the people, not closed up in a building. That people need to have their basic needs met first. A truly inspiring message. Also – each year as my "Advent Calendar" I read "An Autobiography of Santa Claus" by Jeff Gunn. It goes back to the time of St. Nicholas and continues up to the present day – but it's central theme is that we honor what Christmas is about when we give to others. The book is broken up into 24 chapters, one for each day of December leading up to Christmas. I would recommend that you read it next Christmas. I hope that you and your family have a blessed and peaceful Christmas.
Yeah, that is true. We should definitely try to get joy out of the things that God has given us. BUT they don't satisfy. And the problem is, we sometimes make the gifts more important than the Giver. I'm just saying that we can find joy in things of this earth, but we need to make sure our true hope, our true joy is in God. Thanks for the recommendations-I'll check them out. You guys have a great Christmas too!
Some baseball teams this season might need a gift.
Others (such as the Yanks) Should be the ones giving.
I wish you a great Christmas, Kaybee. Thanks for all your wonderful posts and comments and hope to see you whenever you're back on the blogs!


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Hello, Everyone. My son, Sebastian, was born on the 29th (this past Friday). The birth was wonderful and he's exceedingly healthy, but we are having unforeseen issues with breastfeeding. No less than four lactation consultants, my Hebamme (midwife), and an experienced nursing neighbor have tried to help me achieve a latch without success, even when I gave them full "control'. I still try several times daily, but for the time being we are exclusively pumping.
I was sent home from the hospital with a rented medela single electric pump. My milk production has been fairly strong. I get most at night which I've read is normal. Even so, I'm having a bit of a hard time keeping up with my son who seems to want about 70 ml right now (a little less than 2.5 ounces). For instance, I just finished a pumping while typing this and got 65 ml- so I'm just about there and I'm pretty happy with production considering how many days postpartem I am. I'm certainly not getting ahead of the game, however.
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Ellis Legislation to Reform Eyewitness Identification Passes Criminal Justice Committee
SB 121 enacts Cole Advisory Panel recommendation, improves justice in Texas
(AUSTIN)—The Senate Criminal Justice Committee today unanimously approved SB 121, legislation by Senator Rodney Ellis (D-Houston) which will enact a pivotal eyewitness identification reform recommended by the Tim Cole Advisory Panel. Similar legislation unanimously passed the Senate last session.
SB 121 requires all Texas law enforcement agencies in the state to adopt written eyewitness identification policies based on proven best practices by September 1, 2012. The current bill was negotiated or endorsed by DA's, defense lawyers, the police, members of the Texas judiciary (Justice Keller, Justice Jefferson, Justice Hervey), and the Governor's office.
"This is very important step toward improving justice in Texas," Ellis said. "It is the result of two years of cooperation with prosecutors, defense attorneys, law enforcement, members of the judiciary and the Governor's office. It enacts a simple best practice to ensure we have reliable evidence in our courtrooms to ensure the conviction of the guilty and the protection of the innocent."
According to the national Innocence Project, approximately 75% of the 266 DNA exonerations in the United States have been due to eyewitness misidentification. In Texas, 38 of its 44 DNA wrongful convictions (86%) were largely or exclusively due to incorrect eyewitness identifications. Despite the fact that certain "best practices" have been shown to improve the accuracy and reliability of eyewitness evidence, the Justice Project found in November 2008 that only 12% of police departments in Texas even have written policies or guidelines for conducting lineups.
Sen. Ellis has introduced eyewitness ID reform legislation every session since 2005. Last session, SB 117 passed the Senate unanimously, passed House Jurisprudence 8-2 but died on House Calendars. Under SB 121, the Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas (LEMIT) will develop a model policy and associated training materials in conjunction with law enforcement and scientific experts in eyewitness memory research. All law enforcement agencies must adopt a policy that conforms with the LEMIT model policies.
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So, dh and I have decided to ttc our 5th in 9-12 months. I am almost certain Dylan will still be nursing as he is a major boobie baby.
With Dylan, the first two weeks of breastfeeding were very traumatic. My milk took that long to come in. There are a few things I have researched that could have caused this. But it wasn't do to a bad latch or not nursing enough. He was nursing almost every hour until he got dehydrated. Supplementing actually made him nurse better. Finally I had milk and all was good. I even had oversupply!
So here is my question re the new baby. I am worried about this scenario repeating itself. It may not, and we are having a med-free home birth this time, but I do have some anxiety about it.
Is it feasible to pump milk when I get pregnant or right before, and save it in a deep freezer in case this situation happens again? I understand in a deep freezer bm can be stored up to one year. It's obviously designed for a toddler so it's not ideal, but it would be better than formula if we had no choice but to supplement, right?


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Select the Message for which you want to analyze the header. Click File, Export, give a name to the export file, and then leave the file type as structured text. Now open the exported mail with Notepad. You will find the sender's server type (Exchange, sendmail, etc.), server IP or Domain Address routing path in the exported file. We also have On-line SMTP Header readers to find the information for us. Copy the entire text and paste it in the Analyzer to find out more information about the Sender's Domain.
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Open the properties box on the message (in the default installation of the Notes Client, it will be the first smart icon on the left, but you can also right-click the document and choose properties from that menu). Choose the second tab on the properties box, which contains a list of fields and their contents. Scroll down to the field $additionalheaders. Select the contents of the field and click Ctrl C to copy them to your clipboard. Open a new e-mail message, put your cursor in the body of the message, and click Ctrl V to paste the headers. If Notes will not permit you to select the contents of the field, then you need to manually copy them to a new message. (Please be very careful with this procedure.)
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Export the message as structured text to a file, then copy/paste the entire message. You should get all the received fields with Received: already in place. You'll also get reply-to: and other SMTP headers. Lotus Notes for v5.x - Single click the subject line without opening the document to full screen. Select File (upper left), select Export Name the file, select Export, click the selected documents, and then click OK. The file now exists where you have saved it. You can open it or attach the file to an e-mail. To open it, you need to select a word processing program (Wordpad is recommended) or you can attach the file to an e-mail without opening it yourself.
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You might be able to get header information (of an open e-mail) by clicking View, Show, and then Page Source. This will show the entire contents of the message, with of course, the headers at the top of the message. Also, in Lotus Notes version 4x, 5x, you can click Edit/Properties. From here, click the 2nd tab, and you'll find quite a number of fields. Lotus Notes breaks up the various header entries into various received fields, which are individually selectable, and can be copied and pasted. A little cumbersome, but a method that I've had to use for troubleshooting in the past. Please note that some versions or installations of Lotus Notes do not comply with Internet standards and discard the headers. If that is the case, you should contact your system administrator to see if there are any logs of incoming mail that might assist you. You as the user will not be able to get the headers at all. Please see Notes.net for further information.
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Yahoo! Mail
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