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Jacqueline R. YoungFebruary 15,2013
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Jacqueline Rose Young, 74, of Rutland, died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, at Rutland Regional Medical Center, following a brief illness.
She was born Oct. 24, 1938, in Rutland, the daughter of Warren J. and Alice (Packard) Young.
Ms. Young was employed for many years by Eden Park Nursing Home. She was also co-owner of two pet stores in the Rutland area, Country Fin and Fur and The Aquarium and Pet Shop. In Florida, she worked in hospice care.
She was a member of Seventh Day Adventist Church, where she was active in the smoking secession and Dorcas programs.
Ms. Young enjoyed fundraising for Rutland County Humane Society.
Survivors include four children, Ramona Mayhew of Rutland, Heidi Eccleston of Clarendon, Bruce Eccleston of Jefferson, Ga., and Stephen Eccleston of Fletcher, N.C.; 10 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren; three sisters, Shirley Korson of Georgia, Sandy Walker of Clarendon and Vivian Sargent of Arizona; four brothers, Clifford of Rutland Town, Gilbert of Zephyrhills, Fla., Sherwin and Warren Sonny Young, both of Clarendon; several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by two sisters, Winona Lamoreau and Anita Lawrence.
The memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 17, at Seventh Day Adventist Church, Stratton Road, Rutland.
Memorial contributions may be made to Rutland County Humane Society Inc., 765 Stevens Road, Pittsford, VT 05763.
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Written by Erik M. on 10.07.2014 at 21:38
Well, I visited a few album pages in a short time and noticed you three all handed out 9's to those albums (new Esoteric, Infestus, Emptiness and Celestite... maybe even more ). Of course I'm not saying you like the exact same things. Just that your tastes are very similar.
Written by Alex F on 11.07.2014 at 17:55
...that swine
Written by Alex F on 11.07.2014 at 17:55
Similar tastes? Yes. But to expect the three of us to have the exact same opinion on any given album is frankly insulting. I mean have you seen Joe? How dare you associate me with that swine....jkluvyoujoe
Written by infernaldeath87 on 14.07.2014 at 08:15
One of those rare records of which I highly dislike and do not understand the purpose of the same droning note for about 3/4 of the album. Just my opinion, don't kill me.
Written by Alex F on 15.07.2014 at 20:20review of Celestite
I just think Grayson Currin is horrible at defending and describing his stances on albums
I will kill you. Just kidding. It's understandable that some previous fans of the band would be disappointed with the change in style on Celestite. It's not a sound for everyone. I however, fucking love it, and probably regard this as my second favorite WITTR album
Written by infernaldeath87 on 17.07.2014 at 06:57...the ambience thing just seems like it's too overboard, it's such a drastic departure of sound my opinion.
Written by Troy Killjoy on 17.07.2014 at 09:12
Written by infernaldeath87 on 17.07.2014 at 06:57...the ambience thing just seems like it's too overboard, it's such a drastic departure of sound my opinion.
Too overboard? The whole point of the album is ambiance. I'm not arguing that you have to like it or anything, like I get that tastes differ, but you're basically saying you don't like an ambient album because it's too ambient.
Also a little confused about the latter portion of your comment. It's obviously a drastic departure of sound - they said it would be, and set out to create something unlike anything they've released previously. If you weren't keeping up with the information being revealed about this while it was being recorded then I could understand your surprise, but it's not like this was some well-kept secret designed to shock their fans.
Written by Erik M. on 29.08.2014 at 21:46Hmmm, I'm surprised some people love this album.
Written by Mr. Doctor on 30.08.2014 at 17:06
Not really. I know plenty of people here are fans of pure ambient music and within the genre this is rich stuff. I'm not surprised you didn't like it. You certainly don't strike me as someone who listens to pure ambient albums.


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Because even though I admit I've heard only a few Korn songs so far, I think none of their material reflects the art of H.R. Giger.
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2014: Ruby Dee, the award-winning actress whose seven-decade career included triumphs on stage and screen, dies at age 91 at her New Rochelle, New York, home. Dee -- often with her late husband, Ossie Davis -- was a formidable force in both the performing arts community and the civil rights movement. Some of her best known movie roles came in "The Jackie Robinson Story," "A Raisin in the Sun," "Edge of the City" and "Do the Right Thing," and she also earned an Academy Award nomination for her performance in 2007's "American Gangster."
2010: The FIFA World Cup opens in South Africa, the first time soccer's biggest tournament was held in Africa. The tournament ended a month later with Spain capturing its first World Cup title.
2009: The "swine flu," the H1N1 influenza strain, becomes the first condition deemed a global pandemic by the World Health Organization since the Hong Kong flu of 1967-1968.
2003: David Brinkley (seen on the TV screen at left), a newscaster for NBC and ABC in a career lasting from 1943 to 1997, dies at the age of 82 in Houston, Texas, from complications after a fall.
2001: Timothy McVeigh is executed by lethal injection at the Federal Correctional Complex in Terre Haute, Indiana, for his role in the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which killed 168 and injured more than 680 people.
1999: Actress DeForest Kelley, best known for playing Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy in the "Star Trek" television series and film franchise, dies of stomach cancer at the age of 79 in Los Angeles, California.
1993: Steven Spielberg's science-fiction adventure film "Jurassic Park," about an island where genetic scientists have created a wildlife park of cloned dinosaurs, premieres in theaters. The movie, based off Michael Crichton's book of the same name and starring Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum and Richard Attenborough, would gross more than $900 million worldwide to become the highest-grossing film of all time, breaking the decade-old box office record set by Spielberg's "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." It would be surpassed four years later by "Titanic."
1986: The comedy "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," starring Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara, Alan Ruck, Jeffrey Jones and Jennifer Grey, and directed by John Hughes, premieres in theaters. The movie, which was also written and produced by Hughes, became a critical and box office success, earning $70 million to rank as one of the top grossing films of the year.
1986: Actor Shia LaBeouf is born in Los Angeles, California. After getting his start as a child actor on the Disney Channel series "Even Stevens," he is best known today for his role in the "Transformers" movie series as well as other films such as "Holes," "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," "Disturbia," "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," "Lawless" and "Fury."
1982: Steven Spielberg's science-fiction film "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" premieres in theaters. The movie became a box office hit, breaking records by surpassing the $100-million mark of ticket sales in the first 31 days of its opening. It also surpassed "Star Wars" to become the highest-grossing film of all time -- a record it held for 10 years until "Jurassic Park," another Spielberg-directed film, surpassed it in 1993.
1979: Actor, director and producer John Wayne, a top box office draw for decades and an enduring American film legend, dies of stomach cancer at the age of 72 in Los Angeles, California. Wayne was best known for his westerns, including "The Big Trail," "Stagecoach," "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," "The Searchers," "The Alamo," "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," "Rio Bravo," "True Grit" and "The Shootist." He also starred in movies like "The Quiet Man," "Sands of Iwo Jima," "The High and the Mighty" and "The Green Berets."
1978: Actor Joshua Jackson, best known for the TV series "Dawson's Creek," "Fringe" and "The Affair," and "The Mighty Ducks" film series, is born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
1977: Seattle Slew wins the Belmont Stakes, capturing the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing. The horse is the third most recent to win the Triple Crown, which consists of winning the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes, with Affirmed becoming the 11th Triple Crown winner a year later and American Pharoah winning in 2015 after a 37-year gap.
1976: Wild Cherry's funk rock song "Play That Funky Music" is released. The single hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on Sept. 18, 1976, and also topped the Hot Soul Singles chart.
1971: The U.S. government forcibly removes the last holdouts in the Native American Occupation of Alcatraz, ending 19 months of control. A group of Native Americans known as United Indians of All Tribes had occupied the island to protest federal policies related to American Indians. Graffiti from the period of Native American occupation are still visible at many locations on the island.
1970: After being appointed on May 15, Elizabeth P. Hoisington (left) and Anna Mae Hays (right) officially receive their ranks as U.S. Army generals, becoming the first females to do so.
1969: The western "True Grit," starring John Wayne, is released in theaters. Wayne would win the only Academy Award of his career for his portrayal of U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn.
1969: Actor Peter Dinklage, best known for his role as Tyrion Lannister on the HBO drama "Game of Thrones," and for movies such as "The Station Agent," "Elf" and "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian," is born in Morristown, New Jersey.
1963: Alabama Gov. George Wallace stands at the door of Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama in an attempt to block two black students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, from attending that school. Later in the day, accompanied by federalized National Guard troops, they were able to register.
1963: President John F. Kennedy addresses Americans from the Oval Office proposing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that would revolutionise American society. The bill proposed equal access to public facilities, ending segregation in education and guaranteeing federal protection for voting rights.
1963: Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc burns himself with gasoline in a busy Saigon intersection to protest the lack of religious freedom in South Vietnam. Malcolm Browne would win a Pulitzer Prize for his iconic photograph of the monk's death.
1962: Frank Morris, John Anglin and Clarence Anglin allegedly become the only prisoners to escape from the prison on Alcatraz Island. The three fabricated dummy heads and left them in their beds to fool guards and then escaped from their cells through holes they had dug in the walls with spoons over the course of a year. Once out of the prison, they left the island in a raft they assembled from the prison's standard-issue raincoats and contact cement. The FBI's investigation was unable to determine whether the three men successfully escaped or died in the attempt.
1960: Surgeon, author and television host Mehmet Oz, better known simply as "Dr. Oz," is born in Cleveland, Ohio.
1959: Actor and comedian Hugh Laurie, best known for the TV medical drama "House" and the British comedy series "Blackadder" and "Jeeves and Wooster," is born in Oxford, England.
1957: Elvis Presley's "(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear" is released. The song would go on to become a No. 1 hit for Elvis during the summer of 1957, staying atop the U.S. charts for seven weeks, and his third of the four that he would have that year.
1956: Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana, who won four Super Bowl titles over his 14 seasons with the San Francisco 49ers before closing out his career with two seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, is born in New Eagle, Pennsylvania. The eight-time Pro Bowl selection won three Super Bowl MVP awards, was twice named the NFL's Most Valuable Player and threw for 273 touchdowns and 40,551 yards in his career.
1955: Eighty-three are killed and at least 100 are injured after an Austin-Healey and a Mercedes-Benz collide at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, sending debris into the crowd. The incident is the deadliest ever accident in motorsports.
1945: Actress Adrienne Barbeau, best known for her role as Bea Arthur's daughter in the TV series "Maude" and as a sex symbol in the 1980s in horror and sci-fi movies like "The Fog," "Creepshow" and "Swamp Thing," is born in Sacramento, California.
1944: The USS Missouri, the last battleship built by the United States Navy and the future site of the surrender of the Empire of Japan to end World War II, is commissioned.
1937: The Marx Brothers' "A Day At The Races" is released. The seventh film starring the brothers, the movie would become a major hit.
1933: Actor Gene Wilder, best known for movies such as "The Producers," "Blazing Saddles," "Young Frankenstein," "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" and "Stir Crazy," is born Jerome Silberman in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1927: Charles Lindbergh is presented with the first Distinguished Flying Cross in honor of his solo nonstop transatlantic flight from New York to Paris.
1919: Sir Barton wins the Belmont Stakes, becoming the first horse to win the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing.
1913: Legendary football coach Vince Lombardi, who led the Green Bay Packers to three straight league championships and five in seven years, including winning the first two Super Bowls, is born in Brooklyn, New York. He died of colon cancer at age 57 on Sept. 3, 1970, and the NFL's Super Bowl trophy is named in his honor. Lombardi is seen here during his college playing days, circa 1933, for Fordham University.
1910: Marine explorer, conservationist and filmmaker Jacques Cousteau, who popularized underwater exploration and pioneered marine conservation, is born in Saint-André-de-Cubzac, Gironde, France. Cousteau, who co-developed the Aqua-Lung, also filmed more than 120 television documentaries, wrote more than 50 books, and created an environmental protection foundation with 300,000 members. He died of a heart attack at the age of 87 on June 25, 1997.
1895: Charles E. Duryea patents the first-ever working American gasoline-driven automobile. Duryea and his brother Frank had road-tested the car two years earlier and would start selling the hand-made cars a year later, becoming the first-ever commercial automakers.
1894: Kiichiro Toyoda, the businessman who would found the Toyota Motor Corporation, is born in Shizuoka, Empire of Japan. He formed the company in 1937 as a spinoff from his father's company Toyoda Loom Works to create automobiles and served as its president between 1941 and 1950. He died from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 57 on March 27, 1952.
1880: Jeannette Rankin, who became the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress in 1916, is born near Missoula, Montana. A Republican and a lifelong pacifist, she was one of the 50 members of Congress who voted against the entry of the United States into World War I in 1917 and, after being elected again in 1940, the only member of Congress who voted against declaring war after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. She is also the only woman to be elected to Congress from Montana.
1864: Richard Strauss, a leading composer of the late Romantic and early modern eras, is born in Munich, Germany.
1805: A fire consumes large portions of Detroit in the Michigan Territory. A river warehouse and brick chimneys of the wooden homes were the sole structures to survive. Detroit's motto and state seal reference the fire.
1775: The American Revolutionary War's first naval engagement, the Battle of Machias, begins in and around the port of Machias in what is now eastern Maine. The battle would end the following day with the capture of a small British naval vessel.
1770: Captain James Cook discovers the Great Barrier Reef off Australia when he runs aground. The ship was badly damaged and his voyage was delayed almost seven weeks while repairs were carried out on the beach at the mouth of what's now known as the Endeavour River near modern-day Cooktown, Queensland.
1509: Henry VIII of England marries Catherine of Aragon. She would end up being the first of his six wives. Upset that his first marriage had not led to any male heirs and unable to secure an annulment from the Roman Catholic Church, Henry declared the supreme head of the Church of England and ruled the marriage invalid, instead marrying his mistress, Anne Boleyn.
323 B.C.: Alexander the Great dies at age 32 in the palace of Nebuchadnezzar II in Babylon, in present-day Iraq. While several natural causes have been suggested, including malaria and typhoid fever, others feel the Macedonian king was poisoned. Alexander, who was undefeated in battle and considered one of history's greatest military commanders, had created one of the largest empires of the ancient world, stretching from Greece to Egypt and into present-day Pakistan.
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Portrait of Archduchess Isabella Clara Eugenia, Spanish Regent of the Low Countries, as a Nun, 1625
Rubens, Peter Paul, and WorkshopFlemish, 1577-1640
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Archduchess Isabella (1566-1633), the daughter of King Philip II of Spain, was married to Archduke Albert and with him, ruled as sovereign of the Spanish Netherlands. After her husband's death in 1621, she was made governor of the Netherlands on behalf of the King of Spain. As a ruler, Isabella entrusted Rubens, her court painter, with not only artistic projects but also sensitive diplomatic missions. She is portrayed in the habit of the Sisters of St. Clare, the order she joined after Albert's death.
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At the 2014 National HBCU convention, Secretary Duncan affirmed the value of HBCUs to achieving national educational goals, such as regaining America's lead in college attainment, strengthening the STEM fields and the teaching profession, expanding diversity, and encouraging innovation and international education. He also addressed concerns that HBCU leaders have raised about several Obama administration initiatives, and thanked the leadership of HBCUs for helping to improve and strengthen a...
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In informal remarks, Secretary Duncan spoke about education leadership, improvement, and equity to students, alumni, and faculty at the Harvard Graduate School of Education on September 19. Duncan discussed the Back-to-School Bus Tour, reflected on his formative educational experiences, and challenged Harvard to break the mold for teacher training programs.
July 10, 2014
In his remarks to the National Academy Foundation (NAF), Secretary Duncan emphasized the need to close the nation's skills gap by equipping all students to succeed in college and careers, and noted the value of providing rigorous and relevant school-based and work-based learning opportunities as a part of that preparation. Prior to the Secretary's remarks, business and industry leaders joined NAF officials to announce the launch of the NAFTrack Certified Hiring Partnership that will give...
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In his remarks to the PTA National Convention, Secretary Duncan talked about the critical importance of parents and families in education and the changes occurring in classrooms across America that are helping to prepare students for success in college, careers, and life. He recognized the hard work of schools and communities who are transforming educational opportunities for students. Secretary Duncan also challenged the audience to be a voice for higher expectations, for bettering schools...
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Secretary Duncan congratulated the 2014 Presidential Scholars and celebrated the program's 50th year. He also recognized the collective and individual accomplishments of this year's class. Secretary Duncan advised the audience to work collectively to solve problems, to pursue their passions, and to surround themselves with mentors and role models, while making every year a milestone year.
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[Note: Secretary Duncan deviated in spots from his prepared remarks]
Thank you, President DePoe, for that kind introduction. I am honored to be here, in the home of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes, and especially to share this wonderful day with you, your families, our tribal leadership, and our elders.
May 20, 2014
Secretary Duncan spoke both to why education is the civil rights issue of our generation and the unfulfilled promise of Brown v. Board of Education. Equity is a theme of virtually all the Obama administration's initiatives in education. The Secretary urged education reporters to aggressively report not only on achievement and opportunity gaps but on the "courage gap" and "action gap."
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[Note: Secretary Duncan deviated in spots from his prepared remarks]
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In the opening statement to the Senate Appropriations subcommittee, Secretary Duncan hailed a record high school graduation rate and increased college attainment in the U.S. but said that large and costly opportunity gaps still remain. He called on Congress to enact President Obama's FY budget 2015 budget for education, stressing the importance of investing in education, and the moral and economic imperative for closing opportunity gaps and enhancing equity. (For a fuller exposition of the...
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In the last 6 weeks he has gained 12oz. This is below the lower average for his age. He weighs 20lbs 12oz. This is a major drop in weight gain for him. I'm not really concerned as he's started to roll around a ton to get to things. But, I wonder if that means I'm not feeding him enough solids. The lactation consultant at breastfeeding group said I should start adding in lunch. So yesterday and today I gave him lunch, which was cut-up fruit and veggies, and 3oz of pureed veggie. I feel like he eats a lot but maybe that's because Emma didn't like food much. My friends think I'm not feeding him enough.


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Metro, your a joke bro.
and Kobe lied, because a lot of people guarded Carmelo, especially this season where he's the lowest in shooting percentage amongst elite scorers in the NBA. Even Westbrook shoots higher than Melo.
Pierce always been a better defender than Melo, they're both pretty equal in passing and rebounding.
Metro, your a joke bro.
Why do you get mad if I'm not sucking Melo? Atleast be real and say you're just being a groupie if you have nothing insightful to add.
If you mancrush Melo, admit it. If not, shut the f*ck up. Don't get a fit if I won't agree with your sillyness.
Do your research.
I do apologize I've wasted my life praying and worshiping god when truly you are the real prophet.
I beg of your online forgiveness for I will not be able to sleep tonight and enjoy the rest of my life without it.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]This isn't exactly breaking news, but Carmelo Anthony is pretty clutch.
Anyone who saw the Knicks overtime win against Chicago on Sunday afternoon can tell you that. Anthony hit a game-tying three-pointer with 11 seconds to go in regulation and a game-winning 3-pointer with 8 seconds left in overtime to beat the Bulls.
It was Anthony's signature moment as a Knick; he ranked the shots as one of the top moments in a career full of clutch buckets.
And he's had more than his fair share.
Among players that have taken at least 20 field goal attempts in game-tying or game-winning situations in the last 15 seconds of the 4th quarter or overtime in the past 10 years, Anthony ranks first in field-goal percentage (46.2), according to the Elias Sports Bureau. He has made 24 of 52.
His 24 field goals are second to Kobe Bryant's 26. But Bryant is shooting 30.2 percent in 'clutch' situations (26-86).
Need more evidence that Anthony is clutch?
He's shooting 46.7 percent on game-tying or go-ahead shots in the final 24 seconds of regulation or overtime. The only player with a higher career shooting percentage in such situations over the past 16 seasons? Shawn Marion, who has shot 47.4 percent in crunch time.
Anthony's game-winning three-pointer was somewhat of a rarity. It was the second time he's won a game with a three-pointer in the final 30 seconds of a game but just the fourth time he's done so in his eight-year career. So most of his clutch shots have come inside the arc.
Also, Anthony is the fifth player in the last five seasons to make a game-tying shot in the last 15 seconds of regulation and a game-winner in the last 15 seconds of OT. Dirk Nowitzki last did it in 2009.
Real Robinson like
This is like comparing Brandon Jennings to Rondo
Or Jamal Crawford to Sprewell
Or Curry to Shaq
Sure they play the same postion and statisitically they are similar (Melo's career numbers are better though) and athletically they are similar (although Melo is more athletic)
Melo is more vesitile in being able to play both SF and PF, Glen Robinson would go no where near the block, he and Vin Baker made up the softest frontcourt in league history (Chris Weber actually said as much!!!).
Glen Robinson was a secondary player like Jamison, John Salmons or Rip Hamilton....Melo is a bonafied game changer
Glen Robinson got asked not to go to the Olympics after being selected when we coasted to gold medals with every group we through out there, Melo was one of the most valuable players on the 2008 team
The most accurate comparison to Melo is Bernard King!
Al Harrington is a player who you could compare Glen Robinson to!!!
Don't argue with Metro he's a Melo hater he won't even accept that Kobe, Bruce Browen, Lebron, and a few other ppl say Melo's the hardest or one of the hardest players to guard in the league.
What a wank fest the last few pages have been. There's a reason why so few peple sty posting on this forum for extended periods of time.
Purely offensively, Melo is a top 5 player. Other than Kobe, maybe Wade you want the ball in his hands.
Watch Melo lead this team into the seventh seed.


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Shuttle Meadow Country Club
Kensington, Connecticut
August 2-5, 2005
KENSINGTON, Conn. â Jon Curran of Hopkinton, Mass., and Tim McKenney of Scottsdale, Ariz., began the final round of the Greater Hartford Jaycees Junior presented by St. Paul Travelers tied for the lead, and after 13 holes they still remained deadlocked.
But a birdie on No. 14 and another at No. 16 was enough to propel Curran into a lead he would never relinquish. Making a 12-foot birdie putt on No. 18, Curran shot a final-round 69 for a tournament total of 4-under-par 209, three shots ahead of McKenney.
In the Girls Division, Kasi Lee of Paramus, N.J., dueled Megan Grehan of Mamaroneck, N.Y., to the final hole before rolling in a 12-foot putt for par to give the 17-year-old her first American Junior Golf Association victory.
The Greater Hartford Jaycees Junior presented by St. Paul Travelers was a 54-hole tournament conducted by the AJGA at Shuttle Meadow Country Club in Kensington, Conn. The tournament featured 99 of the nationâs premier junior golfers, ages 12-18, from 14 states and three countries, including 31 from Connecticut.
Curran began his final round with a bogey, but stayed patient and was able to make up the lost stroke with birdies on Nos. 5 and 7. Patience, he said, was the most important factor in the final round.
âI was hitting a lot of greens but just didnât make many putts on the front nine,â said Curran, who putted for birdie on 15 of the 18 holes. âI started off kind of slow.â
Things picked up on the back nine for the second-team Rolex All-American. After quietly stalking McKenney for the first four holes, the birdie at No. 14 gave him his first lead of the day â a lead that would turn out to be for good.
âIâve never been tied for the lead like that, going into the last day,â said Curran, who, along with McKenney, was tied with Mu Hu of Shen Zhen, China, after two rounds. âBut those were great guys to play against.â
The win is Curranâs third AJGA victory and his second at the Greater Hartford Jaycees Junior presented by St. Paul Travelers. His other win came at the 2002 Kroger Junior Invitational.
In third behind Curran and McKenney was Maki Kobayashi of Newington, Conn., who had the dayâs low-final round of 68 to finish four strokes back. David Holzworth of Chapel Hill, N.C., finished fourth at 2-over-par 215, and Davis Brown of Stamford, Conn., was fifth at 216.
Lee began the final round two shots ahead of Mayule Tomimbang of Kissimmee, Fla., and three ahead of Grehan. But after starting with back-to-back bogeys, Lee played her final 16 holes in just 2-over-par.
âI was kind of nervous from the beginning,â Lee said. âI knew a two-shot lead wasnât going to be enough.â
Grehan also bogeyed the first hole, but was able to offset it with four birdies on the front nine and another at No. 10. But trailing by two after No. 11, Lee began making her move. A birdie at No. 12 sparked her rally, and another at No. 16 gave her the confidence she said she needed to win her first AJGA title.
âThe most important part of the round was the 16th,â Lee said. âI felt I could actually win.â
After both players played short of the par-5 18th hole, they each chipped to within 12-feet. Lee putted first, ringing her putt in for the par. Then Grehan, with a chance to tie, saw her attempt slide past the hole.
âIâm blacked out,â Lee said after her round. âI donât know what to say.â
Tomimbang shot a final-round 79 to hold onto third place, six shots off the pace.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The largest association of its kind, the AJGA has a junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and 30 foreign countries.
Titleist, the AJGAâs National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Associationâs success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, a supporter of the AJGA since 1983, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004.
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. More than 160 former AJGA juniors currently play on the PGA and LPGA Tours and have compiled more than 300 wins. AJGA alumni include Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Davis Love III, Mike Weir, Charles Howell III, Jim Furyk, Vicki Goetze-Ackerman, Grace Park, Christie Kerr and Beth Bauer.
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Spring cleaning: it's the little things...
This was not a competition, but a celebration of vocal prowess (without accompaniment) and these kids hooted, hollered and leapt to their feet for each other, so often and without abandon, that (yep) it literally brought a tear to my eye to observe how they all support each other, which was clearly more important than individual accomplishment. Little things.
I left the concert uplifted, and shrieked as a spider descended from the inside of the truck onto my lap, as I avoided swerving across Main St., making a mental note to clean out the pickup when I got home. Having made no reservations, I found there wasn't a seat left for me to attend the Chamber Music event at St. Andrews Church in South Fallsburg. Cursing my lack of forethought, while rejoicing in the knowledge that there were so many who had made reservations, I swore that I would do so the next time around and altered my ever-changing plans.
I returned to the cleanup around the house and discovered that my "Red Dragon" weeping dwarf Japanese Maple (that's a mouthful!) had not died, but was budding with new growth and it (loathe to admit) brought a tiny tear to my eye. Simple things. As I perused the property, I found tulips coming up, the forsythia in bloom, lilies of the valley about to trumpet, while Dharma (the wonder dog) unearthed her very own clam shell (from a barbeque gone by?) that sent her into spasms of utter doggy delirium.
She claimed it, cleaned it and promptly hid it, to be discovered with renewed joy, time and time again, which made my heart swell. Little things. All told, I had approached the weekend with reservations, but as it turned out, not having them taught me untold lessons about life, simple pleasures and the pursuit of happiness that a spring cleaning can inspire. I am moving forward again, body, mind and spirit. Invigorated with new growth, I once again look forward to all that life in the Catskills has to offer.


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Suunto was born in Finland more than 80 years ago, when championship-level orienteer and keen outdoor enthusiast Tuomas Vohlonen invented the mass production method for the liquid filled compass.
Since then, Suunto has been at the forefront of innovation, hand crafting premium sports watches, instruments and dive computers that have been tested in the world's harshest conditions. From the beginning of time, man has explored. All that has changed are the tools.
The word "Suunto" comes from the Finnish word meaning "direction". Suunto is pronounced "Soon-toh".
Tuomas Vohlonen had long been bothered by the inaccuracy and lack of steady needle operation of traditional dry compasses. Being an engineer with an inventive turn of mind, he discovers and patents the production method for a liquid-filled compass with a much steadier needle, better readings and a new level of accuracy.
Finnish soldier Lieutenant Norrback is shot by a Russian sniper during the Winter War. The M-311 field compass he carried in his shirt pocket takes the bullet and saves his life. Robustness has since been a hallmark of Suunto!
Suunto introduces a compact liquid sighting compass, the m/40, during World War II for artillery officers and other users needing a precision instrument for measuring an azimuth, the horizontal angle of a bearing.
In the 1950s Suunto starts manufacturing orienteering and marine compasses. The first marine compass, Suunto K-12, is launched in 1953. Its base bowl, made of brass, is a real masterpiece of precision engineering. At this point, the company is exporting compasses to over 50 countries around the world.
Suunto introduces the SK-4, the world's first diving compass after a British sports diver attaches a Suunto compass to his wrist and finds that the device also works underwater. Thanks to his feedback and initiative, Suunto Diving is launched!
In the 1980s Suunto becomes the world leader in the manufacture of diving instruments. Suunto's first dive computer, Suunto SME-ML, is launched in 1987 and completely revolutionizes the sport. Previously divers had to calculate times using diving tables. Thanks to the SME diving computer, the sport becomes an easier, more fun and safer hobby.
Suunto marine compasses become the standard in Swan and Baltic boats and almost all the yachts in the Whitbread Round the World race are equipped with Suunto compasses.
The world's first watch-sized dive computer Suunto Spyder is launched. It combines the performance of a top-of-the-line multi-level dive computer with a high-quality dive watch that also functions as an everyday watch.
Suunto Vector is the first outdoor wrist-top computer to feature the now hallmark 'ABC' functions of altimeter, barometer and compass, as well as a thermometer. Vector's unique functionalities and iconic design have made it one of Suunto's most successful products. It remains hugely popular among mountaineers and has probably seen more of the Himalayas than any other watch.
Suunto D9, the world's first wrist-sized all-in-one dive computer is unveiled. It combines advanced dive features with a digital compass and wireless air integration. D9 is the first product in Suunto's popular Suunto D-Series which now consists of Suunto D4i, D6i, D9tx and DX.
Suunto t6, an advanced training watch is introduced. It provides Olympic-lab level technology to help athletes quantify and qualify their workout with personalized training feedback.
The award winning Suunto Core is unveiled, raising the bar for outdoor sports watches. Combining altimeter, barometer and a compass with weather information, the Core provides the essential features for adventures in the great outdoors.
Suunto HelO2 dive computer is brought onto the market. It is the first dive computer from Suunto with full mixed gas capability. The dive computer is designed specifically for technical divers who need multiple gases such as trimix, nitrox and oxygen to go deeper and for longer to explore wrecks, caves — and their own limits.
Suunto Elementum is unveiled. It is a premium sports watch combing modern design and a heritage in craftsmanship with the functionality of a high-tech watch. With altimeter, barometer and a compass it suits outdoor life as well as everyday use.
The online sports community, training diary and dive log book Movescount.com goes live, allowing sports enthusiasts to upload, rate, track and share their sporting activities. It also allows users to search for routes and follow other members such as Suunto athletes for inspiration.
Suunto Ambit, the ultimate outdoor and training watch that combines unparalleled GPS functionality with body monitoring functions and sleek design receives stellar independent reviews worldwide. Users can customize their Ambit and download GPS navigational aids using Movescount.
Suunto DX, the world's first rebreather compatible wrist-sized dive computer is unveiled. The premium design and materials, combined with the new superior Suunto Fused™ RGBM, make it the must-have instrument for dive missions and everyday adventures.
Suunto is still based in Finland where most of our products are designed and hand crafted with pride in our flagship factory outside Helsinki. Our aim is to provide adventurers and sports enthusiasts with the best tools to explore and conquer new territory from the highest mountains to the deepest oceans – and anywhere in between.


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by Anton Shilov
S3 Graphics, a fully-owned subsidiary of Via Technologies and a developer of graphics processing units (GPUs), has demonstrated a yet another content protection technology that is build into its latest graphics chips. The technology was originally developed by Fujitsu Microelectronics Limited and complements a long list of already existing technologies of the kind, such as HDCP, BD+ and so on.
The Content Protection LSI core protection mechanism thwarts unwanted IP distribution by performing real-time integrity checks, scrambling/obfuscating of content processing software at runtime to confuse hackers. It uses the graphics AES engine to safeguard the content in video memory while decoding and displaying on the latest digital HD monitors through DisplayPort or HDMI with HDCP. The Content Protection LSI core has a proprietary encryption/decryption core that works seamlessly with the AES engine located in the GPU to provide multiple levels of security.
The technology was demonstrated at the annual Lunch@Piero's press event, held during Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on January 8th and 9th.
"We are excited about the collaboration with Fujitsu Microelectronics Limited in introducing this groundbreaking IP protection mechanism that gives content providers confidence and peace-of-mind to introduce previously unavailable high quality HD media for user enjoyment. This platform truly enables a secure distribution solution and definitive step towards the convergence of digital TVs and HD Home Theatre PCs for the ultimate user experience," said Dr. Ken Weng, general manager of S3 Graphics.
With the market transition to IP-based HD multimedia, movie studios and content creators can use this new and secure multimedia platform to protect and control precious HD video IP distribution from source to display, while overcoming the inherent vulnerabilities of today's widely used security methods.
The problem for content creators is that the technology only seems to be supported by Fujitsu and S3 Graphics, the two companies's who don't have significant influence either on the consumer electronics or personal computers industries. As a result, the technology is unlikely to become popular at this point, unless it is also supported by GPUs from ATI, graphics products group of Advanced Micro Devices, Nvidia Corp. as well as Intel Corp., not talking about leading makers of consumer electronics.


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I am a grandmother who recently read the results from last year's STAAR tests. How embarrassing! Today's standards are set so low because the "dumbing down" of America has been going on for years. Seventy is the lowest passing grade; Beeville posted 17 grades, only two were passing! (BISD Superintendent) Dr. Sue Thomas says this is not as horrible as it sounds. Wake up! These grades are horrible. Saying the grades are a year old holds no weight because all grades recorded by all schools are a year old. Think back to a time when America was the leader in education worldwide; now we are a laughingstock.
Our children should be provided with the materials to achieve and then encouraged, even pushed to reach for and attain high academic achievement on both an individual and group level. If there was as much dedication/competition in the classrooms as in the gym and on the field there would be nothing our children couldn't achieve. School is for education, not sport trophies.
The most important material a child can possess is a current textbook. If children have textbooks and homework assignments from those textbooks, they are then required to read and search out answers. This improves their reading skills, comprehension and "studying" habits. The textbook not only provides the child with study material, but it is also an invaluable resource for the parent, which no doubt would lead to more parental involvement. Parents are blamed for no involvement, but how are we to be involved when we haven't a clue what is being taught (no curriculum guideline) and we have no textbook to use as a reference to help the child? A failing grade comes home and, again, no textbook to refer to for material to help the child improve. I cannot express how important a textbook is in the learning process, for both the student and for parental involvement. PowerPoint cannot be carried home with the student. PowerPoint should be in addition to textbooks, not a substitute for them. We spend millions of tax dollars on education each year; why do our students not have current textbooks to use?
My little granddaughter says most days they don't have science because she has math and science the same period. If they do not finish their math, they cannot do science –what? We had a designated period for all core subjects, distinguished by a bell. She says they don't even have bells. If there is no rhyme or reason to their daily activities/expectations, how are they to learn to manage their time?
We need to get our children back to textbooks, homework and class schedules. This current education system is failing our students. A curriculum guideline for parents would be helpful, but current textbooks would suffice. Instead of citing lack of parental involvement as a reason for failing students, why not provide us with a necessary resource (textbooks our tax dollars should already be paying for) to help our children achieve?
Martha A. Haun


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I have a 6 month infant who has been a challenge since he was a week old. He cries constantly, is hardly happy.. we have tried everything. Cutting dairy from my diet, taking him for chiropractor appointments, essential oils. He is slowly getting better and happier during the day but sleeping is a HUGE problem.
Naps are nearly non-existent. He will sometimes nap in his swing but its starting to get harder and harder to get him to sleep.
At nighttime I try to stick to a routine, and put him down around 7 (almost always nursing down). The problem is that he constantly wakes. He wakes almost always at 8. I usually get my husband to go in at this point (if he is home - he is a shiftworker) and he can get him down by rocking. He wakes again at 10 and this time nurses. I bring him into bed with me usually when he wakes again at 12 because he won't go back in his crib. It is as if he wants to use my breast as a pacifier. I try to take him off and he SCREAMS. He won't even be actively sucking just wants his mouth on the breast... I'm really unsure of how to go about fixing this. I'm sure some of his moodiness and irritability is due to the fact that he isn't sleeping very well.
Its just getting to the point where I am at a loss and really don't know what to do.
If anyone has any suggestions it would be wonderful.


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This is a day to honor all of the men and women who gave their lives fighting for our country in the time of war. We know that many Cogswell grads did their part and served in the US Military or as a civilian in the defense industry.
Following is the copy of page from the "Cogswell Spirit" newsletter dated March 13, 1942. The 'news' section of each newsletter from this period was filled with notes about our alumni's involvement in the war effort. While we don't know the fate of these specific individuals, we do know that many alumni paid the ultimate sacrifice.
We hope you will take a few minutes today to be thankful for what these individuals did.
Here's the text from the News section:
"Thursday proved to be 'Ole Grad' day for Cogswell when the following alumni visited school.
Lee Stephens, how a 5th Class Technician with the 826th Tank Destroyer Battalion at Camp Roberts, reported that his division is the first Tank Destroyer unit formed for this war.
Conrad Schudel, a mechanic at McClelland Field in Sacramento said that he may be transferred to the air base at Hamilton Field.
Ray Miller is still working for P.G. & E. and is awaiting the results of the draft lottery next week.
Jean Auerbach gave an interesting account of her work with the Chemical Warfare Procurement District to the Filing class.
Peter Gaviglio, a lieutenant in the Navy who was wounded at Pearl Harbor, has been sent back to this country and visited school last week with his wife and small daughter. He is able to walk again and is anticipating taking command of a destroyer soon."


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June 19, 2012: Black holes in the early universe needed a few snacks rather than one giant meal to fuel their quasars and help them grow, a new study shows. Quasars are the brilliant beacons of light that are powered by black holes feasting on captured material, and in the process, heating some of the matter to millions of degrees. The brightest quasars reside in galaxies distorted by collisions with other galaxies. These encounters send lots of gas and dust into the gravitational whirlpool of hungry black holes. Now, however, astronomers are uncovering an underlying population of fainter quasars that thrive in normal-looking spiral galaxies. They are triggered by black holes snacking on such tasty treats as a batch of gas or the occasional small satellite galaxy.
A census of 30 quasar host galaxies conducted with two of NASA's premier observatories, the Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer Space Telescope, has found that 26 of the host galaxies bear no tell-tale signs of collisions with neighbors, such as distorted shapes. Only one galaxy in the sample shows evidence of an interaction with another galaxy. The galaxies existed roughly 8 billion to 12 billion years ago, during a peak epoch of black-hole growth. The study bolsters evidence that the growth of most massive black holes in the early universe was fueled by small, long-term events rather than dramatic short-term major mergers.See the rest:


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Quentin Tarantino Altered 'Django Unchained' Shoot For Jonah Hill
Director Quentin Tarantino rearranged his shooting schedule for Django Unchained just so Jonah Hill could make a cameo in the film.
Tarantino has always been a fan of Hill's and in 2010 he labelled the star's film Cyrus one of the the best of the year.
Hill tells MTV.com, "I saw him at some award show and I went up to him and thanked him. Pulp Fiction and Goodfellas are the two films that made me want to make films, so I just told him how much it meant to me that he had seen a movie that I was in... He's seen every movie, even the s**tty movies you've made. He's seen them all and knows every moment from them. He's such a cinephile, and he's really approachable and easy to talk to, which makes him great."
As a result of their meeting, Tarantino offered the funnyman a bit part as a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) member in his new slave Spaghetti Western, but because of the Oscar nominee's busy schedule, Hill almost had to turn it down.
He explains, "I almost couldn't do the film because of scheduling. I wrote him a letter saying how sad I was, which ended up moving him to move the dates for me because he was moved by my letter, that was very personal, about how much his films mean to me. It was so nice that he rearranged it so I can be in the film."
And Hill hopes fans like his brief on-screen appearance: "As an actor, you worry, 'Is it weird for me to do one scene in a film?' When I take off my (KKK) hood, I feel like people do go, 'Oh.' There's recognition that I wasn't in the rest of the film, and then all of a sudden in the film. Then I was thinking about Christopher Walken's scene in Pulp Fiction. It's one of my favorite one-scene parts, if not my favorite, so if there was ever a director to do that for, it was Quentin."


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2004 E. Highway 90, Alpine, TX 79830, USA; +1-432-837-9597;
Check in: Wed., 7 March; check out: Fri., 9 March. Reservation deadline: 15 Feb.
Rate: $98 for two queens or standard king; 100% non-smoking, free internet, free continental breakfast. Walking distance to campus: 0.7 miles.
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2401 E Highway 90, Alpine, TX 79830-5145, USA; +1-432-837-1530;
Check in: Wed., 7 March; check out: Sat., 10 March. Reservation deadline: 28 Feb.
Rate: US$ 89.99 for two queens or standard king.
Hampton Inn Alpine
2607 West Highway 90, Alpine, TX 79830, USA; +1-432-837-7344;
Texas state employees rate: $85 for the first person/$99 for shared occupancy.
Non-state employees rate: $99 for the first person/$109 shared.
Ramada Inn
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Rates: King: $79.56; two doubles: $76.56. Complimentary fresh full breakfast (to order); complimentary evening meal MF, 68:30 p.m. Full bar 5-10 p.m. Pet friendly.
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Good morning and welcome to the Freedom New Mexico Tuesday briefing.
Nominations needed
The Roosevelt County Farm Service Agency is taking nominations for the County Committee until Aug. 2.
The committee administers FSA programs at the local level, and farmers and ranchers who are members decide how to make the programs serve local needs.
Eligible candidates must be at least 18 years old, live in the local administrative area their seat represents and participate or cooperate in a Farm Service Agency program.
Information and nomination forms: call 356-6629 or visit the office at 050 N.M. 467.
Website of the day
The New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum is located in Las Cruces. Find out more:
The Community Services Center in Portales 11th annual Barbecue Benefit Dinner is 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday.
Plates cost $7 and include barbecue brisket and sausage, potato salad, coleslaw, beans, a roll, cobbler with ice cream and tea or coffee.
Proceeds benefit the center.
Tickets are available in advance or at the door.
Dine-in and take-out are available.
Information or ticket purchase: 356-8576.
Today in history
On this day in 1974, the House Judiciary Committee recommended America's 37th president, Richard M. Nixon, be impeached and removed from office.
The impeachment proceedings resulted from a series of political scandals involving the Nixon administration that came to be collectively known as Watergate.
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Today — Isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the mid to upper 80s.
Tonight — Partly cloudy with isolated showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the 60s.


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The One Step Ahead Idea Baby bath seat is white and blue.
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Idea Baby Bath Seat front view
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The web address "www.onestepahead.com" appears on the One Step Ahead model of the Idea Baby bath seat.
Idea Baby Bath Seats
The bath seats fail to meet federal safety standards, including the requirements for stability. Specifically, the bath seats can tip over, posing a risk of drowning to babies.
Chelsea & Scott, toll-free at (866) 271-4536, 8 a.m. to midnight Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, or online at www.onestepahead.com, then click on Safety and Recalls at the bottom of the page for more information.
About 1,950
This recall includes Idea Baby brand infant bath seats made for One Step Ahead. The recalled bath seat is designed for children five months to ten months old. The seat is made of white plastic with blue trim and has four suction cups on the bottom. An oval-shaped arm rail runs from the seat back and connects two side posts and the seat front post. Two star-shaped spinning toys are on the front of the seat rail above the front post. Between the two spinning toys is a round, inset plastic disc with the words "www.onestepahead.com," "One Step Ahead," "Idea Baby" and "Made in Italy."
None have been reported.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled bath seats and contact Chelsea & Scott for instructions to receive a full refund.
Onestepahead.com from February 2013 through May 2013 for about $40.
Chelsea & Scott Ltd., of Lake Bluff, Ill.
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Ahhh, chocolate! Have you ever tried champagne truffles covered in rose petals? How about a red fire caramel bar? Those are just some of the exotic bonbons you can buy here at Vosges. "Everything's really beautiful here. And it's delicious." Vosges Exotic Truffle collection was one of more than 30 gift-box chocolates Consumer Reports taste-tested. With unusual fillings like wasabi and paprika, this Vosges box rated excellent. It costs 40 dollars plus shipping. Woodhouse Assortment This Woodhouse Assortment gift box was even better. It costs 90 dollars, plus shipping. Erin Gudeux Consumer Reports"This assortment has great pieces with amazing flavors like cinnamon toast and buttery pecan pie. The flavors just seem to explode in your mouth." While delicious chocolates can be expensive, there are ways to save. Buying at the chocolate shop can save you the shipping costs. And signing up for a company's newsletter or mailing list can help you find savings, too. Erin Gudeux "We also found some very good chocolates that you could try that are less expensive." Those include the Ferrero Collection Fine Assorted Confections. It costs just 11 dollars and is sold even at drugstores. Erin Gudeux "These chocolates were flavorful, and they had crispy interior coatings and crunchy nuts that added interesting textures."
"You've got to find the chocolate you like to eat, but you can never go wrong when you find that."
Remember, freshly made chocolates have a short shelf life of only 10 to 14 days - so your Valentine just might need some help finishing the box.
I'm Martha Koloski and that's today's On Your Side.


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My boys Ped office has a "Health Advisor" that you can talk to for any questions that don't necessarily need a doctor for.
Well Lucas is hungry 24/7 He will nurse for 30 mins on each side and then be hungry again in 20 minutes. Then today only he will throw up everything he just ate and scream again to eat. I can't keep up with the milk demand to feed that often. I don't want to feed him that often either because he is vomiting it back up and I know its a waist of milk because he is not really hungry but has an upset tummy and wants to sooth suck. I have been trying to give him the binky but he is very animate about that NOT being what he wants.
So I called the Health advisor to see if there was something I could do. He is acting like my 5 year old did when he had GERD so I thought maybe Pump and add a little rice cereal to the expressed milk like we had to do with DS1. When I even suggested it to her she went crazy! She suggested formula I said "I DO NOT WANT TO GIVE HIM FORMULA! HE DOESN'T NEED IT! HE IS VOMITING BECAUSE HIS TUMMY IS UPSET AND TOO SMALL FOR WHAT HE IS DRINKING!!! WHY ON G*D'S GREEN EARTH WOULD I GIVE HIM MORE TO DRINK WHEN I HAVE AMPLE MILK????"
Then she tells me to calm down and she suggests I not eat any foods at all until he settles?????? I have to provide milk, I can't go on a hunger strike! I can understand cutting "problem foods" such as dairy, spicy, caffeine etc but not STOP EATING!!!
Let me back up a second. There are 2 offices. The one we go to the Health Advisor was out sick so they transferred me to the other office's health advisor. Thank goodness she is not our regular but I feel something needs to be said for the advise she is giving the parents at the other office!
Am I being unreasonable? Did I over react? Don't get me wrong I think formula is a wonderful thing for those who NEED IT but its absurd to give it to my child if we don't need it. And for the reasons stated above feeding him more is a never ending cycle of feed and spew!
Do you ladies have any GOOD advise on what we should do? Is there something I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance. You ladies are awsome!!!


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Please don't bomb them.
Are Iranian women the most beautiful in the world? Possible Onion headline: In Attempt to Stop Bombings from US and Israel, Iran Changes Name Back to Persia – "What? There's no Iran here. Look buddy, this is Persia, we can't accept no bombs for Iran, two separate places, last time I'm tellin' ya!"


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The Influence of Enhanced Side Impact Protection on Kinematics and Injury Measures of Far- or Center-Seated Children in Forward-Facing Child Restraints." Traffic Inj Prev. 2015;16 Suppl 2:S9-S15."
Rear seat safety: Variation in protection by occupant, crash and vehicle characteristics." Accid Anal Prev. 2015;80:185-192."


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The School Library Profiles developed by the Library Research Service are meant to be used as a comparative tool for school libraries in Colorado. The results represent data received from school libraries that completed the 2004 Colorado School Library Survey. Profiles for each participating school compare individual school data with averages for schools with similar grade level and enrollment ranges. Please note that since all data were derived from responses to the survey, schools that did not respond to the survey are not represented in the Profiles.
Use the school locator (below) to find the school for which you would like to see the 2004-2005 School Library Profile. Remember, schools that did not respond to the 2004 Colorado School Library Survey will not be represented in the Profiles.
Please Note: Starting with the 2008-09 profiles, we are using medians instead of averages for the comparison groups. Medians represent the school in the middle of each statistic - i.e., there are equal numbers of schools above and below the median. For this reason, we felt this was more representative of the "typical" school than average, which can be more strongly influenced by outliers.
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Published Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, HER Home's Thought of the Day is derived from our audience feedback as well as real-life experiences of the Her Home staff. This email series is designed to answer the question -- "I wish I had known about that!" This Monday, Wednesday, Friday email places in your inbox, solutions to common home building questions, design ideas, and insights into products to put into your new home or remodel project.
We had some great responses to our topics in 2013. Here is the 'Best of" for 2013.
Enjoy. Be safe. See you in 2014.
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Deutsche Bank reshuffles corporate finance pack
Deutsche Bank has reshuffled its senior management in corporate finance, naming two new co-heads of the business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and moving its former global co-head of investment banking coverage and advisory back to his old role focused solely on M&A.
The German bank has hired Karl-Georg Altenburg, previously chief executive and senior country officer for Germany, Austria and Switzerland at JP Morgan, to co-head corporate finance in Emea alongside Miles Millard.
Millard will assume the co-head role alongside his existing responsibilities as global head of capital markets and treasury solutions, or CMTS. The two will report to Rob Rankin, co-head of corporate banking and securities and head of corporate finance.
They replace Henrik Aslaksen, who had been global head of M&A, co-head of global investment banking coverage and advisory, and head of corporate finance in Emea. Aslaksen will now give up two of those roles and focus solely on M&A as the bank awaits a rebound in market activity.
Paul Stefanick, promoted last year to co-run coverage and advisory with Aslaksen, will become sole head.
Rankin said in a statement: "Karl brings with him a long standing career in corporate and investment banking with a deep understanding of the German corporate finance landscape. Miles has robust relationships with many of our key clients and an exceptional history leading major deals."
A JP Morgan veteran of more than 20 years, Altenburg previously held positions in debt capital markets and the investment banking division in New York, London and Frankfurt. Millard, meanwhile, who has featured on Financial News' list of the 100 most influential people in European capital markets, has in the past led Deutsche Bank's powerhouse debt capital markets business.
He has most recently been leading the bank's CMTS business. The group, set up in late 2010, encompasses debt capital markets, the corporate banking coverage group and the capital markets sales portion of transaction banking, and is intended to provide a one-stop shop for treasurer clients.
JP Morgan has made a raft of changes in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, meanwhile. Martin Wiesmann, previously head of the investment banking business in Germany, has been named senior country officer and will oversee all lines of business in the country.
Pascal Rivery, vice-chairman of European investment banking, will become chairman of the Swiss management committee, while Nick Bossart, previously head of investment banking in Switzerland, will take over as senior country officer. Bossart and Wiesmann both previously worked at Deutsche Bank.
Anton Ulmer will join from Morgan Stanley, where he led the investment banking business in Austria, as senior country officer for the country.
Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan finished 2013 as the leading investment banks in Emea by revenues, according to Dealogic.
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Category: Network-Tools/Bandwidth-ToolsMySpeed PC 1.3aAuthor: visualware
Operation System: Windows AllLicense: FreewareSize: 1.08 MBDate: 2007-03-01
MySpeed PC is a downloadable speed test software that accurately measures your Internet connection bandwidth, and provides an easy to understand report of your download and upload speeds and connection quality.
Here are some key features of "MySpeed PC":
Installs and runs from your personal computer
· Run MySpeed PC from your PC and easily test your Internet connection to speed test servers in the US and UK.
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· Connections often have different upload and download speeds, but most bandwidth tests only measure the download speed, providing only half the picture. MySpeed PC accurately reports both upload and download speeds.
Reports bandwidth consistency (QOS), Max Pause and Round Trip Time (RTT)
· The consistency of download capacity is a critical measure for bandwidth-intensive applications such as VoIP and multimedia. MySpeed PC reports Quality of Service measurements of consistent bandwidth delivery. Max Pause, the longest pause recorded during the data download, and the Round Trip Time are also reported.
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· View the raw data results for any speed test for a step by step view of each data packet transfer, the elasped time and number of bytes transferred.
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U.S. Senator Harry Reid
The Reid Internship Program accepts applicants who are college students, post graduate students or law students interested in a variety of topics. While many students have an interest in political science, the office also looks for students majoring in research, writing, communications, history, economics, journalism, or information technology. Each session is coordinated with a school semester and appointments are made six to eight weeks prior to the start of each term.
Fall Session - The application deadline is June 30.
Spring Session - The application deadline is October 31.
Summer Session - The application deadline is March 22.