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i found! not mine!
pretty damn awesome :D thats well gd
One can only imagine the time that took @_@ still pretty sweet xD
That was awesome...the only thing wrong was Gohan beating Janemba.
I was that maybe a week ago alot of effort there
Anyone notice the girls in the black lingerie at the end? lol
This guy is pretty much a boss....
Mna i miss dbz..Pretty awesome Flipbook....But gohan can't beat Janemba...If goku ssj3 wasn't able to then how can gohan ssj2 beat him...Anyways i think that is not the point here...
He's Got some Good Skills :D
ahaha and the first thing i saw on youtbe were the comments and someone saying "this isn't anything special or original, anyone can do it if they worked a week on it"
why do people like to hate on someone's work...especially if it's good
...This actually inspires me to stop being a whining weakling and make my own
So even if it's not yours...+ rep for sharing :D
My God!! This is the epitome of brilliance!
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One can only imagine the time that took @_@ still pretty sweet xD
he even made a shadow on the top, if u pay att....damm so good
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getting rid of the negative.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
don't we all deal with self-confidence issues? start marking a mindful effort to get rid of the negative in your life. brandi and i teamed up to share some tips.
1. unsubscribe from fashion/celebrity magazines. no one looks that good without photoshop and a personal trainer. if unsubscribing from your celebrity gossip seems like punishment, at least remind yourself of that fact.
2. when it comes to blogging, no one lives a perfectly styled life. it's important to keep in mind that a blog reads like a magazine. who wants to look at an ugly photo? bloggers are purposefully putting their best face forward. myself included.
3. do you have the type of friend who would complain if they won the lottery? here's a gentle reminder.....
"megan, i very much enjoy our conversations but your defeatist attitude leaves me feeling negative. perhaps we can focus on the positive things that have happened this week?"
if a few gentle reminders don't work, it's time to give megan the boot. life is too short to hang out with people you don't like.
4. bummed you can't afford anything in the jcrew spring catalog? toss it in the recycle the second it leaves your mailbox. your closet is pretty awesome the way it is.
brandi has some good advice.....
"i swore off fashion magazines during my first year of college. i noticed my perception of myself changed when i looked at these magazines. it's easy to spend our time comparing ourselves to other people, to their lives, finding places where we're lacking. but we need to let it go. embrace our beauty, our imperfections, our dreams and not someone else's. they make us unique."
how do you get rid of the negative?
ps: the truth behind the picture.
46 comments:
- Emily said...
You're both so right. My mother gave me good advice a few years ago when she saw me fussing in the mirror. She said "You need to be kind to yourself." Such good advice to just go easy on myself and remind myself I'm alright just the way I am! I also find if I'm feeling grumpy about my appearance it's usually because I've been eating junk. It's easy to feel like junk if you fill your body with junk!
Great collaboration girls!
- February 22, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- rebecca said...
junk food is a great addition.
- February 22, 2012 at 7:42 AM
- Kathy said...
- February 22, 2012 at 7:49 AM
- sheri said...
Love the message. I have a 20 year old daughter who's a fashion merch major - so you can imagine the imagery she's subjected to. There's such a narrowly defined "ideal" of beauty, which doesn't leave room for much self-confidence if you're at all unsure of yourself. For me? I get rid of idle time. The more I'm enagaged with things I love to do (and am GOOD at), the less time to be staring at the world and envying what everyone else is doing. Thanks for writing this!
- February 22, 2012 at 7:55 AM
- nikkijoy said...
Great post. A friend of mine recently was saying to me that she started consciously spending her money on things that made her smile instead of things that made her "prettier" ... because a smile is prettier than any new wardrobe addition =)
- February 22, 2012 at 8:18 AM
- Lottie said...
I am giving up self doubt for lent so hopefully that will mean I will stop being so harsh on my appearance and myself in general.
And that video is creepy but eye opening--I am surprised the models can even recognise themselves.
- February 22, 2012 at 8:36 AM
- rebecca said...
nikkijoy and sheri-
i love your tips.
yes! the video creeps me out.
- February 22, 2012 at 8:39 AM
- Mary said...
Great post. I gave up women's magazines a long time ago and have been only the better for it. I also try to eliminate catalogs from coming to the house so I don't see things I might want but don't need. (I say try, because damned if they don't figure out I cancelled and start me up again!) I stay out of stores unless necessary. And....I'm one of those pessimistic people, I'm afraid, but I work tirelessly not to be. My blog is a big part of the how. I write about what I'm grateful for. My outlook has become so much more optimistic as a result.
- February 22, 2012 at 8:56 AM
- Katie said...
Yep yep yep. In the same vein as unsubscribing from magazines, I've unfollowed Twitter users and unsubscribed from blogs that made me feel like I needed more/new clothes or that my life was somehow dull. Very important to be aware of this stuff.
- February 22, 2012 at 9:02 AM
- rebecca said...
i've done the same with twitter/blogs. :)
- February 22, 2012 at 9:05 AM
- Trucking Tumbleweed said...
I don't look in the mirror for any longer than it takes to check for boogies in my nose or broccoli in my teeth.
- February 22, 2012 at 9:10 AM
- Susan said...
Great advice ladies, and I agree 100% with it all!
- February 22, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- Kim said...
I love this post. It's easy to think that everyone leads a perfectly-styled life except you, but it's not realistic. I struggle with getting rid of the negative, but the advice here is great motivation to ramp up my efforts.
- February 22, 2012 at 9:35 AM
- the sassy kathy said...
well said ladies! :)
- February 22, 2012 at 9:47 AM
- Ashley said...
I've never seen that video before. I like. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, I try to purposely point out my faults and messes on my blog, it's actually made me feel better about accepting them because we all know- they will never go away.
Ps I really like your haircut and wish I had the guts to chop mine off.
- February 22, 2012 at 10:05 AM
- rebecca said...
i'm actually growing it out! i just needed a quick evening out from my grown out bangs.
- February 22, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- la domestique said...
Love this post! I like how Lottie in the comments is giving up self doubt for lent- great idea! When I'm feeling negative, it's tempting to go shopping and buy something that I think will make me feel better. That's another mindset fashion magazines can perpetuate. Instead, I decide to make something, because having things does not make you awesome, but creating things is positive and self-affirming. Whether it's developing a new recipe, shooting some photographs, or writing creatively, these actions all promote positivity.
- February 22, 2012 at 10:54 AM
- dreamday said...
rebecca i am so grateful for this post. it speaks to so many things i've been thinking about. love the comment about buying things that make you smile instead of focusing on what makes you "prettier". happy people who are comfortable in their own skin shine no matter what they are wearing!
- February 22, 2012 at 11:06 AM
- Lisa - The WagonMaster said...
As a self-concious and awkward teen (weren't we all?), my mom gave me great advice to refocus me. She would always tell me that I could spend as much time as I wanted getting ready in the morning, and primping in the mirror, but that as soon as I left the house for the day I shouldn't think about myself anymore. The focus goes to those around me and how I can help them.
- February 22, 2012 at 11:13 AM
- Patrice said...
I grew up being one of the only Asian-American kids in my school and faced quite a bit of bullying in my formative years. Being raised in the Catholic faith, my parents always told me that we are all made in the image of God, and if He loves me enough to have created me in His likeness, nothing else matters. When I feel really down and out, I try to remember that beauty doesn't make the world go 'round-love does. Love for ourselves and love for others.
Also, Lottie's comment is awesome. How appropriate today!
- February 22, 2012 at 11:55 AM
- jen said...
My sister-in-law and I were just talking about this over the weekend (blogs being viewed as "real life" when it's really the best face forward kind of thing). I have never subscribed to fashion magazines but found that even subscribing to fitness magazines puts an unrealistic ideal in your brain. So now I just focus on keeping up with my exercise routines, eating right and wearing what fits my budget. I feel strong and confident and work hard not to compare myself to others. It definitely takes effort to think this way. Hopefully one day it will be like a second nature.
As for getting rid of toxic people, that's hard to do but you feel SO much better. When we moved a few hours away from our group of friends this summer, I took that opportunity to stop staying in contact with the pessimists and negative people. I know you can't always just move! So I'm trying to be very careful about who I hang around with. If they don't inspire me to be better and more positive, our friendship isn't going anywhere.
Great post!
- February 22, 2012 at 12:38 PM
- Meagan Murtagh said...
a nice bottle of vino usually does the trick.
xo the egg out west.
- February 22, 2012 at 12:40 PM
- Atsuko said...
Great post. It is not fun to compare yourself with others. I totally agree with every advice, especially #3. I should not be with someone I am putting fake smiles on my face. One thing I did on New Year was to cancel Facebook since people were positing complains and jealous. Oh and yes I stopped buying gossip magazines and stopped watching entertainment news on tv. Keep it real:)
P.S. I love your shoes. They are very nice colors.
- February 22, 2012 at 2:16 PM
- jenessa! said...
this post is really wonderful and such a good reminder that it's important for women to love themselves. let's face it! women are smart, beautiful, hardworking and creative. we know how to rock a business meeting and how to sing until birds land on our fingers (ha). one thing i find about myself is that i let work define me to the point that if i make a mistake at work, it makes me feel bad about myself as a person. my husband and my sisters are good at reminding me that i'm not my job. i'm me! i try to brush my shoulders off when i leave the office, and sometimes doing air punches and kicks really relieves the tension.
- February 22, 2012 at 4:38 PM
- Lena at A Crimson Kiss said...
It took me a long time to figure out how to keep negativity out, but these are such wonderful suggestions!
- February 22, 2012 at 5:33 PM
- Emily said...
I think it is so important to remind yourself that you don't have to fall victim to the rest of the world. That your life is what you make it not what others see. So if something makes you unhappy don't do it. Thanks for reminding me to think of that.
- February 22, 2012 at 6:17 PM
- Lauren said...
What a wonderful and thoughtful post. A girlfriend and I used to joke (when we were in high school), "If I'm not going to be hard on myself, who will???" But I've been in a particularly hard-on-myself place lately, and you've reminded me to step away from that. And I love nikijoy's idea! Totally going for that!
- February 22, 2012 at 7:14 PM
- Kayla Poole said...
Dude, you're so spot on. I already commented on Brandi's post regarding a comment a reader made in my post today about Adele on the cover of Vogue this month (so photoshopped--so sad!). It's really ridiculous when you think about it. I exclusively stopped reading celebrity trashy 'zines and physically twitch when I watch E! News or hang out for too long anywhere around people in the PR industry. I know that sounds terrible, but I used to intern at a famous Entertainment PR firm in college and it was one of the scariest/most eye-opening experiences of my life. I'll take my quiet & unheralded life any day, if only for the peace of mind that I lived simply and authentically, surrounded by people I love, and not defined by the media, money or societal expectations.
- February 22, 2012 at 8:48 PM
- Kayla Poole said...
p.s. beautiful photo of you!
- February 22, 2012 at 8:52 PM
- Lucent Imagery said...
I love when universal issues are brought up like this. I think all yours and Brandi's points are fantastic. It's funny how timely it is. I have been drafting some thoughts up behind the scenes about similar things and haven't published them yet. Great post!
- February 22, 2012 at 9:58 PM
- skim said...
We are always the most critical when it comes to ourselves, aren't we? Being an avid consumer of media combined with the grooming that comes from being raised in a Korean household created a lot of cognitive dissonance for me growing up. I was raised in Midwest suburbia so in comparing myself to my peers it would always be a losing battle. The majority of the faces around me in school and the community were overwhelmingly white. The images in magazines and on the television and in the movies were mainly white. And TALL, which of course I am not. So it was more than just my body but my face, you know? That's something that I could never change. Thankfully, my parents made a point to be actively involved in the Korean-American community so I wasn't cut off from being in a group of people who looked like me. However, body image and comparing oneself to other people and their lives is something that everyone does, regardless of race. This is going to sound ridiculous but what really helped me what getting physically active. My parents never let me participate in sports and I always had considered myself unathletic and uncoordinated but in college and now, as a thirty-something adult, I've come to really be proud of my body and of what I know it can do. It's been very good for gaining confidence and accepting my body for what it is.
As far as taking the negative elements out of my life, that took a little longer to figure out but like you I now recognize if there is a potentially toxic relationship in my life and I've learned to phase those people out. It was hard for me initially because I always felt that I should make my best effort with all friendships and relationships. Once I recognized how those people were feeding my insecurities and how terrible they would make me feel about myself walking away was easy. And liberating! I'm really glad you two did this post. I've been thinking a lot about focusing and cultivating the good in my life since the start of this new year. This was a very timely post for me.
Thanks Rebecca. (Also, sorry for the book long comment.)
- February 22, 2012 at 11:16 PM
- Chessa! said...
These are SUCH important reminders.
It is so easy to get bogged down with negativity. I really believe that you have to surround yourself by good people and you have to remind yourself of all of the things that are amazing about your life and about yourself. It's not narcissistic. Unfortunately I'm the kind of person who tends to focus on the things that I should be doing and the reasons why something isn't (or I'm) not good enough. Somehow there's always a failure for every triumph (in my eyes). So it helps me to just visualize good things and positive things. And I work really hard at it bc I don't want my daughter to see that behavior from me. It makes me so sad to think that she would ever be so tough on herself.
As far as surrounding yourself by good people -- I actually ended a terribly toxic "friendship" years ago and when it ended it was like a cloud had been lifted. I didn't even try to phase it out...I just said "I can't be your friend anymore"--I definitely mourned the friendship but it had just gotten to the point where it was unhealthy to be around this person. You just have to cut that stuff out of your life. It sounds harsh but it's true.
- February 23, 2012 at 12:06 AM
- Sydney said...
Amen sister.
- February 23, 2012 at 9:22 AM
- MeganPena said...
lovely advice! I love reminding myself of this sometimes. This Lent (Catholic school teacher!) I am giving up facebook in an attempt to wipe out some of the negativity...so far its been rather blissful!
Thanks and love your work.
Check out mine sometime if you are able.
- February 23, 2012 at 9:57 AM
- Franka said...
Wonderful tips, which are absolutely right.
Have a great weekend!
♥ Franka
- February 23, 2012 at 1:14 PM
- ASR said...
I recently asked my husband if there was anything I could do to my appearance that would please him more and he said " just smile more."
- February 23, 2012 at 2:05 PM
- Laicie said...
I love this -- we all need a little more of this in our lives!
(also I love the comment above mine... what a sweet guy)
- February 23, 2012 at 4:16 PM
- kylie said...
Love your post. It's exactly what I needed right now, so thank you. I find if I don't make comparisons, but just be, I'm perfectly happy... why do we focus so much on what others do or have? Human nature? I don't know, but I'm trying to stop.
On FB... I was going to close down my account as I find a lot of folks do just use it as a place to complain and rant about things, but then I remembered all the lovely photos from family and friends that I've been able to connect with {that make me smile} and have left it.
- February 24, 2012 at 12:54 AM
- Rik said...
Ditto to the ladies who unsubscribe from blogs, too. Blarrrrg, I get so frustrated with myself after spending too much time on the internet. So I've given up that, too, quite a bit. The internet sucks me in and is a huge addiction for me. Or can be. The more I'm online, the more negative I am about myself, my home, my talents, etc. So. I've been doing a lot of dancing with my baby (who looks so funny and cool "dancing" with me in his sunglasses) and trying to create more. I also got my piano tuned - that helps me feel so happy.
- February 24, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- I'm Pam said...
keeping it short...this was a great post that made me think. thank you!
- February 25, 2012 at 4:21 PM
- Johanna said...
Great post. I stopped reading celeb mags and websites, too. Somehow I feel less dirty.
- February 28, 2012 at 9:10 AM
- Britta said...
Trying to catch up on blog reading and loved this post. Glad I didn't skip it. Add to that list Pinterest, but I've tried to use the approach for it to improve my life in subtle ways...not to compare or to put a damper on those things I don't have.
- March 1, 2012 at 12:36 AM
- leavesofgrass said...
this was so nice to read! (and hopefully implement in my life). thanks!
- March 1, 2012 at 3:11 PM
Yup, i hate Vogue magazine. They are always fawning over some rich person's grown-up daughter. They had their lifetime to build up a closet on mom and dad's credit card and model mom's clothes. Vogue/fashion editors/writers used to look normal in the 90's but now they are all wanna be anorexic socialites marrying a "financier".
- April 4, 2012 at 2:50 PM
But I'd like to ask where you get your shoes in the picture above after all!
- October 18, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- rebecca said...
cole haan, but several years ago!
- October 18, 2012 at 6:58 PM

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BARRE TOWN Citing concern that all family members may not have been notified, Barre Town police would not identify a driver who was critically injured in a Wednesday afternoon accident at the intersection of Route 63 and Miller Road Extension.
Barre Town police have been in regular contact with the mans immediate family and said Thursday afternoon he was in intensive care at a hospital they did not name. But officials were not prepared to release his identity more than 24 hours after the car he was driving collided with a dump truck in a fiery accident that destroyed both vehicles.
Barre Town police did identify the driver of the dump truck, which was loaded with stone and heading up Route 63 toward Interstate 89 shortly before 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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None of Jesus' followers was expecting to see an empty tomb and hear the angel's message, "Why do you seek the living among the dead? Remember how he told you, while he was still in Galilee, that the Son of man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, and be crucified, and on the third day rise" (Luke 24:5-7). The angel urged them to believe that Jesus had indeed risen just as He had promised. This good news was not easy for them to grasp because their hearts were still weighed down with grief and doubt. In wonder they went to share the good news with the other disciples.
Is it any small wonder that it was the women, rather than the apostles, who first witnessed the empty tomb and then the appearance of the resurrected Lord (Matthew 28:8-10; Mark 16:9; John 20:15-18)? Isidore of Seville, a great teacher and bishop, commented on the significance of the women being the first to hear the good news of the resurrection: "As a woman (Eve) was first to taste death, so a woman (Mary Magdalene) was first to taste life. As a woman was prescient in the fall, so a woman was prescient in beholding the dawning of redemption, thus reversing the curse upon Eve." The first to testify to the risen Lord was a woman.
The significance of the stone being rolled away is that would have taken several people to move such a stone. Besides, the sealed tomb had been guarded by soldiers! This is clearly the first sign of the resurrection. Bede, a renowned scripture commentator from England, wrote: "[The angel] rolled back the stone not to throw open a way for our Lord to come forth, but to provide evidence to people that He had already come forth. As the virgin's womb was closed, so the sepulcher was closed, yet he entered the world through her closed womb, and so he left the world through the closed sepulcher." Peter Chrysologus, another early church father remarked: "To behold the resurrection, the stone must first be rolled away from our hearts." Do we know the joy of the resurrection?
It is significant that the disciples had to deal first with the empty tomb before they could come to grips with the fact that scripture had foretold that Jesus would die for our sins and then rise triumphantly. They disbelieved until they saw the empty tomb.
One thing for certain, if Jesus had not risen from the dead and appeared to His disciples, we would have never heard of Him. The reality of the resurrection is the central fact of the Christian faith. Through the gift of the Holy Spirit, the Lord gives us "eyes of faith" to know Him and the power of His resurrection. The greatest joy we can have is to encounter the living Lord and to know Him personally.
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A new give-and-takeJune 24,2013
Politically, the United States for now is a nation deeply divided but if there is one point most Americans probably would eagerly endorse it is that our nation needs to put Afghanistans troubles behind us as soon as possible.
The Obama administration understands that and is trying hard to meet its goal of withdrawing its last troops from Afghanistan by the end of next year. But between now and then, the issues just seem to become more and more vexing for Washington. This past weekend was no exception.
The most recent idea to run into difficulty was to hold three-way peace talks among the Afghans, the Taliban insurgents and the United States, but then the Taliban decided to dress up their office in neutral Qatar as an embassy and to fly the old Taliban flag (from the days when the Taliban ruled Afghanistan), decisions that infuriated the Afghans and annoyed the Americans.
Yes, its essentially a dispute over symbolism, and yet it has the potential to scuttle the three-way talks before they even get started. Secretary of State John Kerry declared over the weekend that the newly opened Taliban office has to be closed because if it remains open thats a sign the insurgents have no intention of negotiating in good faith.
A senior Taliban official in Pakistan, speaking by telephone, said Friday the insurgents would not take down their flag or the embassy sign. And he accused the United States and Qatar of breaking their promise that the Taliban could fly the flag and call its office its embassy. One side or the other is being less than truthful.
Furious because of the Talibans behavior, the Afghans broke off joint military talks with the United States and said they would not send representatives to Qatar for the talks. And so, on the diplomatic front, the complications continue and the ill feelings among the proposed participants show no signs of abating. Under these circumstances, its difficult to imagine the talks ever achieving what Washington could label a success.
In the meantime, the Taliban made headlines yesterday in a totally different and far more repugnant manner when it took responsibility for the brutal murder of nine foreign mountain climbers in a remote corner of Pakistan. It explained the killings were revenge for American drone strikes, in particular the one that on May 29 killed the Talibans deputy leader, Wali ur-Rehman.
Five Ukrainians and three Chinese in all likelihood, none of whom had even the slightest connection to the Afghan conflict were among the victims, officials said. The nationality of the ninth climber was not immediately known. In addition, the climbers Pakistani guide was also slain.
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Thread name says it all do you guys have any thoughts on this new Microsoft operating software?
I read about it, didnt reallly care
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does it look cool ? meh
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Dean L. WithamAugust 06,2014
BERLIN Dean Louis Witham, 93, formerly of Weston Trailer Park in Berlin and more recently of Richmond, died Friday, Aug. 1, 2014, at the Vermont Respite House in Williston.
Dean was born on May 3, 1921, the youngest of 11 children to Burt and Eva (Ormsbee) Witham. He attended schools in Worcester and graduated from Montpelier High School. Following his graduation, he enlisted in the United States Coast Guard and served during World War II.
He was married on Aug. 14, 1949, to Marion Louise Brickey, and they had two sons, Bob and Gary.
Dean worked for the city of Montpelier Street Department as a foreman for over 37 years. He drove snowplow, the citys old snowblower, and worked in the stock room and parts department. He retired on May 31, 1983.
He enjoyed going camping with family and friends, bowling, bingo; he was an avid deer hunter for over 30 years. He was a good friend to many people.
Dean is survived by his wife, Marion, of Richmond; sons Robert and his wife, Erin Witham, of Colchester, Vermont, and Gary Witham, of Phoenix, Arizona; four grandchildren, Rob Witham, of East Hardwick, Korey and Kollin Witham, of Barre, Ryan Witham, of Colchester; a great-grandson, Benjamin Witham, of East Hardwick; and many nieces and nephews and cousins.
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January 24, 2012 —
District Attorney Jim Farrell announced on January 20 that Adam Bloom, age 29, of Monticello entered guilty pleas to multiple counts of an indictment that charged him with conspiracy to distribute large amounts of cocaine in Sullivan County in the Spring of 2008. Bloom had been arrested in May of 2008 after a long term investigation into his drug dealing by the New York State Police, Monticello Police , Liberty Police and the Sullivan County District Attorney's Office.
Police and prosecutors used a wiretap to gather evidence and take down the large scale cocaine conspiracy ring, resulting in the arrest and prosecution of over twenty-five individuals. Farrell said Bloom had previously pled guilty in December of 2008 and had received a sentence of 36 years in state prison but that plea and sentence was thrown out by the Appellate Division Third Department in May of 2011 because they found the plea was not properly taken by County Judge Frank LaBuda who failed to advise Bloom of a period of post release supervision he would serve after his prison sentence was completed.
Bloom's original plea agreement called for a 12 year prison sentence with cooperation against the other conspirators but he failed to cooperate and the sentence was increased as a result. LaBuda recused himself from the case after it was returned to Sullivan County Court after being asked by Bloom's attorney.
Proceeding before County Judge Michael McGuire, Bloom entered guilty pleas to Conspiracy in the Second Degree, a class B felony, six counts of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the 1st Degree, class A-1 felonies, and Money Laundering in the Fourth Degree, a class E felony. Bloom admitted to conspiring with eleven other individuals to distribute large quantities of cocaine in Sullivan County.
He also admitted on six different occasions to the possession of more than 8 ounces of cocaine in furtherance of his drug distribution ring and to laundering $7,500 in cash, proceeds of his illegal narcotics operation. Under the terms of the plea agreement Bloom is expected to receive an aggregate sentence of 19 years in state prison with 5 years of post release supervision. Bloom also agreed to forfeit nearly $5,000.00 in cash and a Breitling watch, all proceeds of his drug dealing, to the District Attorney. Sentencing was adjourned to April 13, 2012.
Farrell praised the work of the local police agencies who participated in the investigation and prosecution, "The dismantling of this large scale cocaine ring was only accomplished through the hard work of the police officers, detectives and investigators who participated in this investigation, working day and night to rid our community of large amounts of cocaine and those who sell and distribute it. We will continue to pursue those who engage in this type of criminal behavior that has so many negative and devastating consequences to our youth, our families and our communities."


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- Considerations of electronic medications management systems in hospital setting
- Author(s)
- Joyce, Philip
- Abstract
- Electronic systems that support clinicians in the task of medication management are now being developed and implemented in the hospital setting. Electronic Medications Management Systems provide support to all the stakeholders within the process of medications and support for the patient centric care model. In this paper we discuss the key elements an electronic medications management systems should possess and what type of these key elements it should possess from a clinical/health information manager perspective. Moreover, the paper considers how it could integrate Electronic Medications Management Systems within the current health information architecture with an acute care hospital.
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- Conference paper
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology
- Source
- Studies in Health Technology and Informatics: Health Informatics: Building a Healthcare Future Through Trusted Information: selected papers from the 20th Australian National Health Informatics Conference (HIC 2012), Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 30 July - 02 August 2012 / Anthony J. Maeder and Fernando J. Martin-Sanchez (eds.), Vol. 178, pp. 83-91
- Publication year
- 2012
- Keyword(s)
- Australia; Computerized medical cecords systems; Electronic medical records; Electronic Medications Management systems; eMMs; Health information architecture; Hospital management systems; Hospital organization; Hospital pharmacy; Hospital pharmacy service; Organization; Management; Medical management; System analysis; Systems Integration; Victoria
- Publisher
- IOS Press
- 0926-9630 (series ISSN)
- 9781614990772, 1614990778
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- Copyright © 2012 The authors and IOS Press. All rights reserved.
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Some farmers like Tom Mayo, who farms in Refugio and San Patricio counties, started planting earlier in February while most start during the first of March.
Mayo said he planted about 250 acres in Refugio County in early February and had another 50 to finish up.
Up to four inches of rain fell in mid-February halting any planting or preparations for planting because the fields were too muddy to take a tractor in.
"We're going to have to have some timely rain because we don't have the bottom moisture –the deep moisture that always helps," Mayo said.
He said he planted grain in Refugio, but the rain will determine what crop he finishes up with.
"Grain and cotton has worked the best for us," he said.
"Last year, I did better in San Patricio. In Refugio County, I didn't do too well. It was too dry," he said.
Mayo farms 1,500 acres in San Patricio County.
Mayo said he started farming in 1978.
"It was family land I started farming with," he said.
Refugio County farmer Robert Kloesel said a long time ago, his 200 acres would have been considered a lot. Now, that amount of acreage is not much.
Kloesel said he's been farming those 200 acres off Lebien Road near Bonnie View for 50 years.
"This year, I think I'll plant all grain. It doesn't cost so much to plant grain," he said.
Last year, Kloesel planted grain and wheat.
"Wheat didn't work. The drought hurt me. I took a pretty good hit," he said.
Kloesel said he was going to start planting around March 1.
"And I'm going back to something I can depend on," he said.
Dewey Bellows has been farming for 33 years and farms mainly in Refugio County.
"I farm a little bit in Victoria County," he said. "It's all cotton there."
He farms a total of about 7,500 acres.
Bellows also plans to plant grain and cotton but mainly grain.
"I did well last year with cotton," he said.
Bellows said he doesn't want to take a chance on corn. And lots of farmers are following suit.
"If corn is bad, they won't take it, or they'll penalize you for it," Bellows said.
He said unless the rainfall is just right, the corn stands a chance to get aflatoxin, a fungus. If enough parts per billion of the fungus infects the corn, it can be dangerous to livestock.
And aflatoxins usually affect crops after prolonged high humidity or damage from drought.
"The weather has been really funny. The weather pattern is not like it used to be," he said.
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In a move that will greatly improve the lives of millions of low-wage workers in California, Governor Brown signed AB 10 today to increase the minimum wage. The current hourly minimum wage rate of $8.00 per hour will increase to $9.00 per hour on July 1, 2014, and to $10.00 per hour on January 1, 2016.
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In the last few articles, I've concentrated on configuring a FreeBSD system and various applications suited for multimedia. I'll wrap up that series today by tweaking a browser's plug-in support and installing some applications which can be either called by a browser or used on their own.
One of the first things you'll notice if you're new to surfing the web from a Unix system is the lack of "automagic" support for the various audio and video formats splattered throughout the pages of Cyberspace. Do keep in mind that Unix is designed for the roll-your-own crowd who like to do their own customizations. Over time, I've configured my browser to display just about anything I come across on the Net. I've even learned a few things about multimedia and MIME types along the way.
If, like myself, you're using Mozilla as your browser, follow along as I
demonstrate the configurations. If you're using Netscape, I recommend the XSwallow site as
a good starting point for your own customizations.
xswallow is
designed to augment Netscape's plug-in support. It may also be found in the
www section of the ports collection.
Also in FreeBSD Basics:
In a previous article,Turn
FreeBSD into a Multimedia Workstation, I installed the
port which integrates plug-in support into the Mozilla browser. In practice,
I've found that this allows Mozilla to play just about every audio format I've
come across on the Web: mid, midi, mod, mp2, mp3, mpa, sid, au, snd, and wav.
It also adds support for text formats, meaning I can display pdf, rtf, and doc
files, which is very handy as I do a lot of research on the Internet and
constantly come across tech papers in these formats.
plugger port also supports several audio/video formats,
but not all of them. This is where things get a little more interesting. Many
of these formats are proprietary and the codes (and even the extensions for
the files) tend to change every time the vendor releases a new, improved
For example, here are some popular formats and the extensions you could expect to find with each:
An interesting oddity is the avi extension which is shared by three different formats. An avi file might be a Quicktime video or a DivX video. While both of these formats deliver high quality video, they use very different and proprietary compression methods. It's also possible that an avi file might simply be a lower quality video using the Microsoft avi standard. In the case of avi, it isn't the extension that is important, but rather what the file purports to be. If it is Quicktime, it will say so and will require a viewer capable of playing the Quicktime standard. If it is DivX, it will say so and will require a viewer capable of playing the DivX standard.
The Windows media formats are yet another exercise in fun. As Microsoft improves on its video technologies, it releases new compression methods using new file extensions. New file formats require new versions of a proprietary player which understands those new formats.
Confused yet? Let's see if we can find some players for your FreeBSD system that can play all of the formats you're likely to run across on the Internet. It's always nice to have a testing site when experimenting with players. This Microsoft site even includes explanations of the various file types.
To augment
plugger's audio/video support, I'll install three
more applications from the ports collection:
and netshow. Each of these applications
can be used as stand-alone players. They can also be called by Mozilla to play
files directly from the browser.
The following chart shows which extensions I've successfully been able to play through Mozilla and which application provided the necessary support:
program mov avi mp4 rm ram mpg mp3 m3u asf asx wma wmv plugger X X X X X realplayer X C X C divxPlayer X X X netshow ? ? ?
C means choppy; I found that
realplayer spent a lot of
time buffering RAM and m3u files when played directly over the Internet. Your
mileage will probably vary depending upon the speed of your Internet
connection. However,
plugger seemed to buffer m3u files nicely and
played without choppiness. If I downloaded a RAM file and then played it
realplayer, it played without choppiness. I'll explain
? in the chart when I describe the
netshow port.
Let's start with the
realplayer port. In order to install this
port, you must first verify that your system is running Linux emulation:
$ pkg_info | grep linux
linux_base-7.1_1 The base set of packages needed in Linux mode
If you don't receive this output, install the Linux base:
$ cd /usr/ports/emulators/linux_base
$ make install clean
If you're running an older version of the Linux base, remove the old version before installing the latest version:
$ pkg_delete linux_base-"yournumber"
Replace "
yournumber" with whatever version you received when you ran the
pkg_info command. Better yet, if you have learned how to use
cvsup and
portupgrade, let
upgrade the port for you.
Once you have the latest Linux base, you can install
realplayer. This utility does have license restrictions, so first
visit the Real.com
website. You'll be prompted to fill in a short registration form. When you
choose your OS, select Linux 2.x(libc6 i386) RPM and save your download to:
/usr/ports/distfiles/rp8_linux20_libc6_i386_cs2_rpm. Then:
$ cd /usr/ports/audio/linux-realplayer
$ make install clean
Once you've installed the port, exit the superuser account and as your regular user:
$ cd /usr/local/lib/RealPlayer8
$ ./mimeinstall.sh
$ ./pluginstall.sh
The executable will be installed to
If you already have a Window Manager open when you install
realplayer, close it and restart it before using the program for
the first time.
This utility can be used as a stand-alone player that supports several file formats: rm, ram, mp3, and m3u. If you've never used it before, the Real.com channel list is a good place to start your experimentations.
If you have a fast Internet connection, you can play files directly over
the Internet. Otherwise, save the file to disk and then use
realplayer to play it.
Next, I'll install the DivX player. Again, note that this port requires the latest Linux base in order to install.
$ /usr/ports/graphics/linux-divxplayer
$ make install clean
The executable will be installed to
The "
P" in the filename is case-sensitive. This player can be used as a
stand-alone player for movies that you have downloaded and saved to disk. When
downloading the movie, it may have an avi, mov, or mp4 extension. Make sure
that it was advertised as a DivX movie as this player will hang if you try to
use it to play a Quicktime movie. On my system, I've made separate directories
called DivX and Quicktime, so I remember which movies are which.
To get you started on DivX movies, try these sites:
If you're using the
plugger port, it also plays DivX movies.
This means if you click on a movie link, the movie will play in your browser.
If you want to instead download the movie to play it later with
divxPlayer, right click on the link and choose "Save link target
as." Remember to save it to remember that it is a DivX movie.
Sometimes you'll come across zipped movies. For example, all of the
trailers at divxmovies.com are zipped. You won't be able to play a zipped movie
directly from the browser, and you'll have to unzip it before you can play it
divxPlayer. Even though the movies will have a
zip extension, you can still unzip it from your FreeBSD system
using the
unzip utility. You may already have this utility if
you've installed a port that uses it. To see if you do, use this command:
$ pkg_info | grep unzip
unzip-5.50 List, test and extract compressed files in a ZIP archive
If you don't get any results back, install the utility like so:
$ /usr/ports/archivers/unzip
$ make install clean
Now, whenever you need to unzip a file with a zip extension, simply do this:
$ unzip name_of_file.zip
Finally, the netshow port:
$ cd /usr/ports/graphics/netshow
$ make install clean
The executable will be installed to
This player is intended to play Windows media file formats. Now, why did I put
question marks in my chart? I think I didn't have any problems playing these
files as
netshow didn't complain. It told me it was buffering, and
the little slider bar dutifully informed me how much of the file it was
playing. However, the video consisted of a line about 1 mm wide. I assume that
line should have been a larger screen displaying the video. And there was no
audio. Now, this is the same computer that
mplayer didn't like, so
perhaps your mileage will vary. I'd be interested in hearing your experiences
with this application.
Now, let's take a look at MIME types. In order to configure any browser to
call another application to play a file, you need to know which MIME type is
associated with which file extension. This chart shows both for the formats
realplay and
netshow are capable of playing:
MIME type File Extension Application to use
audio/x-pn-realaudio ram /usr/local/bin/realplay
video/x-ms-asf asf /usr/X11R6/bin/netshow
video/x-ms-wmv wmv /usr/X11R6/bin/netshow
To configure Mozilla, go to the Edit menu->Preferences->Helper Applications, then click on the "New Type" button. In my case, I'll create three new types, one for each line in the above chart.
When creating your own types, choose a description that is useful to you, then fill in the remaining fields using the information from the above chart. By default, Mozilla will prompt to open using your specified application whenever you encounter an associated file type. If you don't want to receive that prompt, highlight your type, then go into Edit and uncheck the "ask me before opening" option.
A couple of notes before leaving the Mozilla browser. The
plugger application will play both Quicktime and DivX movies.
plugger and
divxPlayer, I've never had any
problems playing a DivX movie. However, I've had mixed success with Quicktime
plugger supports the older mov and qt formats, but not
the new Quicktime avi format. Most of the Quicktime trailers on the Internet,
and everything at Apple's Quicktime site uses the new format. As of this
writing, there aren't any workable ports in the ports collection that will play
the latest Quicktime format.
I'd like to end this article with one of my favorite applications from the ports collection. I always build this one on my workstations:
$ cd /usr/ports/graphics/chbg
$ make install clean
The executable will be installed to
Information on
chbg, including screenshots of all of the
configuration screens, can be found at the ChBg home page.
I have a very large collection of favorite pictures that I've collected
over the years, and it still never ceases to amuse me whenever I walk by one of
my computers and notice that
chbg is displaying my collection as
an ever-changing slideshow.
I tend to use
chbg as a screensaver though it supports several
other modes in its Mode tab. Once you've chosen a mode, click on the Picture
list tab-> Append pictures button. In my case, I've made a subdirectory in my
home directory to store my pictures. Once I've chosen this directory, I can
then click on the Select All button.
In the Setup tab, you can choose whether or not to randomize the picture order and can select the speed at which the picture change will occur. To set how often the pictures will change, input a time interval in the Properties tab. This tab also lets you decide whether to tile or to center the picture.
My favorite tab is the Effects tab as
chbg supports many
effects. The easiest way to test an effect is to select screensaver mode then
click the button "run with actual settings." You can quickly scroll through the
various effects and see which ones appeal to your taste. If you'd like
randomized effects or can't make up your mind on which effect to use, use the
Random effects tab to select the effects that interest you.
Once you've customized your settings, you can save these as a scenario by clicking on the save scenario button. You can give your scenario whatever name you like and open it at any time using the open scenario button. You can also use this method to save as many scenarios as you like.
I hope you have enjoyed the multimedia series. The next few articles will cover the subject of VPNs. This topic comes up often on the mailing lists and is probably the most commonly asked question I get asked in private emails. The next article will cover the basic cryptographic terms you need to be familiar with in order to understand how a VPN operates. Then I'll move on to demonstrating some of the applications which can provide VPN support between FreeBSD systems and other systems.
Dru Lavigne is a network and systems administrator, IT instructor, author and international speaker. She has over a decade of experience administering and teaching Netware, Microsoft, Cisco, Checkpoint, SCO, Solaris, Linux, and BSD systems. A prolific author, she pens the popular FreeBSD Basics column for O'Reilly and is author of BSD Hacks and The Best of FreeBSD Basics.
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Charles Robert Lambing, 82, of Clymer, PA passed away on Friday, January 18, 2013 at the Indiana Regional Medical Center.
The son of William P. and Adalene (Postlewaite) Lambing, he was born on May 6, 1930 in Dixonville, PA.
Mr. Lambing graduated from the Clymer High School in the Class of 1948. He was of the Lutheran faith.
He enlisted in the US Navy in 1948 and served twenty years before retiring as a Chief Petty Officer. He graduated from the US Naval Submarine School on December 16, 1948.
During his Naval career spanning World War II and the Korean War, he served on the following submarines and stations: USS Conger (SS-477); USS Sennet (SS-408); USS Angler (SS-241); USS Balao (SS-285); USS Archerfish (SS-311); USS Trutta (SS-421); USS Barbel (SS-580); USS John Marshall (SSBN-611-Blue); USS Piper (SS-409); USS Tecumseh (SSBN-628-Gold); AEWRON Two (VW-2); NAVRECSTA at Columbus, OH and the USS Patrick Henry (SSBN-599-Gold).
He is a member of the American Legion Post 0945 in Harrisburg, PA.
Mr. Lambing married his first wife, Nancy Lambing, on August 8, 1962. He married his second wife, Louella (Long) Lambing on December 21, 1991.
Mr. Lambing is survived by his wife of twenty-one years, Louella Lambing of Clymer, PA; his son Thomas Lambing of Indiana, PA and his daughter, Charlene Weygandt and husband Mick of Wooster, OH; his four stepchildren: Sharon Clawson and husband, David, of Clymer, PA; Linda Moody and husband Ben of Sarasota, FL; Bernard Eugene Dilts and wife Tracy of Dayton, PA and Brenda Hagerman and husband, Barry, of Clymer, PA and his five step grandchildren: David "D.J." Clawson; Taylor Clawson; Brandon Troup and Deven Troup, all of Clymer, PA and Christopher Logan Dilts of Dayton, PA.
He is also survived by his sister: Thelma Schurr of Indiana, PA; Russell Wayne Lambing and wife Priscilla of Home, PA and Dennis Lambing and wife Linda of Creekside, PA.
Mr. Lambing was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Nancy Lambing in 1989; his sisters: Clara Lambing in 1925; Faye Dahlgreen and Bethia St. Clair; his brothers: Clarence Lambing in 1933 and William Lambing; his father-in-law, Elmer Long on Sept. 20, 1982 and his mother-in-law, Essie Long on Oct. 30, 2010.
Friends and family will be received from 2-4:00 and 7-9:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 20, 2013 at the Rairigh Funeral Home, Ltd. in Hillsdale, PA, where an 11:00 a.m. funeral service will be held on Monday, January 21, 2013. Rev. Dr. Daryl S. Jeffers will officiate. Interment will follow at the Uniontown Cemetery in Green Township. Military honors will be accorded by the Clymer American Legion Post 222.
Memorial contributions may be forwarded to the Calvary Baptist Church, 11394 Route 286 Hwy East, Clymer, PA 15728.
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Center for Teacher Education earns national reaccreditation
The Ohio Northern University Center for Teacher Education received full reaccreditation for its undergraduate teacher training programs for seven years through the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).
"The reaccreditation of our Center for Teacher Education by NCATE demonstrates our commitment to excellence in our teacher training programs and assures our current and future students that our education programs meet the highest state and national standards for academic excellence," said Daniel A. DiBiasio, ONU president.
In its report on ONU's Center for Teacher Education, NCATE cited that ONU has no areas for improvement relative to any of the required standards. These standards are candidate knowledge, skills and professional dispositions, assessment system and unit evaluation, field experiences and clinical practice, diversity, faculty qualifications, performance and development, and unit government and resources.
The Center for Teacher Education is a community of dedicated faculty committed to providing quality instruction in the knowledge of the learner, knowledge of the discipline and knowledge of pedagogy. When these areas of knowledge are integrated, the end result is an enabling teacher who can prepare students with diverse backgrounds and abilities to contribute both individually and cooperatively to the common good of the larger society.
Sandra Calvert, director of the Center of Teacher Education at ONU, said, "This national reaccreditation is affirmation of the high standards the education faculty has for ONU's teacher preparation program and its students. We are honored to have our program recognized nationally with no areas for improvement. Schools and parents can be confident that our graduates have completed a program of excellence."
Founded in 1954, NCATE is recognized by the U. S. Department of Education as a specialized accrediting body for schools, colleges and departments of education. NCATE and the Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC) have consolidated and are now transitioning into the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).


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Ok, it's no great work of art, but now that skinning support is in, the first skin for Ardor3D's UI system is now up in SVN. I really wanted to use an open source paint program to construct it, but finally had to bite the bullet and get Ardor Labs a license for Photoshop instead. (No simple ability to draw vector based shapes in Gimp?!)
Hopefully we'll see some real art replace this in the future. :)
Skinning support in + First Skin
Posted by Joshua Slack on Friday, July 10, 2009
2 comments:
- Paul said...
open source Vector Graphics = http://www.inkscape.org/
- July 10, 2009 2:46 PM
- Renanse said...
Yeah, and that would be cool if I were an actual artist. :) I just used the vector shapes for the foundation, then the rest of the operations were blending and filtering modes.
- July 10, 2009 2:54 PM
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May 19, 2011
Getting to Know Superintendent Dan Wenk
An Exclusive Interview with Yellowstone's New Leader
The Yellowstone Park Foundation is pleased to welcome Dan Wenk, who assumed his duties as Yellowstone's new superintendent in February. He now manages more than 2.2 million acres, a staff of 800 and has an annual base budget of more than $36 million -- the largest operating budget of any national park in the National Park Service. We recently sat down with him to talk about his career in the national parks, and about what he envisions for Yellowstone's future.
Dan's 35-year career in the National Park Service (NPS) is impressive. He has worked at several parks --including Yellowstone from 1979 to 1984 -- with diverse responsibilities that will offer him useful perspective when it comes to tackling Yellowstone's tougher issues. Most recently, he served as Deputy Director of Operations for NPS in Washington D.C. See complete bio>>
Dan Wenk: "I don't recall ever visiting a national park as a child. When I was a Michigan State student in 1973, majoring in landscape architecture, I wanted to go out west for the summer, and saw a posting for a 'Student Assistant Landscape Architect.' The job was with the NPS Design Office located in Denver, so I got to work in several western parks that summer. This is the experience that first introduced me to national parks."
DW: "I wanted to be the best landscape architect I could be, and felt like I needed to get some more diverse experience, so for a while I tested my wings in the private sector. But I was soon drawn back to the parks. I loved the mission of the NPS, and the people, and loved what the parks stood for.
"It was during my first job in Yellowstone that I realized my desire to transition from landscape architect to a broader, management position. I wanted to have a greater impact, and not be limited to designing other people's dreams. I wanted to expand my focus to preservation of resources to ensure that the visitor use was integrated into the park landscape. My position description at Yellowstone actually said I was the 'conscience of the park.'"
DW: "At one point I was working at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan. I was asked to redesign a walking trail that would continue to take visitors behind the wall of water at the beautiful, 50-foot Munising Falls. I felt like it just wasn't right. I was concerned that this jeopardized the natural landscape, eroding the area around the falls and increasing risk of vandalism, and I voiced my concerns all the way to the superintendent. Eventually, it was decided that the trail would be built with platforms that allowed great views of the falls, but with no trail behind it. This experience helped solidify the feeling that I wanted to be part of making decisions, not just implementing them."
DW: "I would like to help bring resolution to the bison management and winter use issues – sustainable solutions that mean we won't need to keep addressing the same problems over and over again. The sustainable solution will include actions outside of Yellowstone and the Gardiner Basin. For instance I hope to work with Native American communities and other stakeholders to reestablish bison herds throughout the West."
DW: "The issue of [non-native] lake trout needs to be addressed over the long-term. It will take a sustained effort to solve this problem, and the solutions can't be dependent on fluctuations in the annual budget. Also, Yellowstone's visitation has been growing steadily in recent years. We need to make sure we are prepared to effectively balance a high-quality visitor experience with resource protection. The effects of climate change need to be carefully monitored and adaptive management changes may have to be implemented."
DW: "Yellowstone is looked to by leaders of protected areas around the world to see how we deal with issues. We have a responsibility to set the standard for stewardship. For instance, when I started at NPS over 30 years ago, we rarely thought about issues outside park boundaries. Now we see boundaries as imaginary, and realize how the parks affect natural and community resources in the surrounding area. Yellowstone is -- and will remain -- at the forefront of addressing these issues."
DW: "The public in general has a great deal of comfort in knowing that national parks exist, from the National Mall in Washington, DC, to parks like Yellowstone, to historic sites. But for each individual, it really speaks to their values; they take away from their park experience what they bring to it. If they come to hike, fish, bike, see wildlife, or just gaze at snow-capped mountains, their life is enriched to some degree."
DW: "Society has made a statement that there are places worth preserving in their natural or original state. This outpouring of support demonstrates the extraordinary commitment that people have to the parks – not just in dollars but in willingness to give of their time, their wisdom. The government can't do everything. People who care about parks advocate for making the parks stronger and helping NPS achieve its mission."
YPF: What has been the biggest adjustment for you and your wife, Barbara, in moving to Yellowstone?
DW: "At many other NPS posts, I was middle management. Now I am the boss, so wherever I go, there is no anonymity, so that involves a little bit of an adjustment. But this is our home now, and we fully intend to be active members of the Yellowstone regional community.
"Also, an owl is nesting in the tree outside our house. It's much nicer to listen to the owl at night than sirens."


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There's a new lion cub at the Dane County Henry Vilas Zoo.
The cub was born on Saturday, and weighs about 3 pounds, according to zoo officials.
His proud parents are Henry and Vilas. The pair arrived at Henry Vilas Zoo in June 1997 from a sanctuary in Africa's Kalahari region, according to a press release issued by the Dane County Executive's Office.
?Vilas is an excellent mother, both cub and mother are doing well," lion keeper Shane Elsinger was quoted as saying in the news release.
The baby lion doesn't have a name. County leaders said they expect to announce plans on a naming process later.
The cub won't be on exhibit until spring.
The male cub is the zoo's second new animal arriving in recent weeks. On Dec. 1, the zoo welcomed a female red panda named Sha-Lei from the Edmonton Zoo.


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MIMI MAXMEN. Has designed over 200 productions in theater, film, opera, and dance. NY theater: Uncle Vanya starring Tom Courtenay, Amanda Donohoe and James Fox; Inadmissible Evidence with Nicol Williamson and Philip Bosco; The Norwegians, The Frogs, Becket, A Shayna Maidel; A...My Name Is Alice; Vieux Carré; Today I am a Fountain Pen; North Shore Fish; Moonchildren. She has designed productions for the Roundabout Theater, Manhattan Theatre Club, the Mark Taper Forum, Santa Fe Opera, the New York City, Joffrey, and Metropolitan Opera Ballet companies, and regional theaters throughout the country. Film: The Lightkeepers with Richard Dreyfuss, Blythe Danner, Mamie Gummer, and Tom Wisdom, Tumbleweeds starring Janet McTeer, Corporate Affairs with Breckin Meyer, Luster, The Singing Detective with Robert Downey, Jr., Lucky Bastard (production and costume designer), The Mesmerist with Neil Patrick Harris and Jessica Capshaw. Opera and ballet: Ariadne auf Naxos, with Susan Graham and Ben Heppner (Santa Fe), Lord Byron and The Mother of Us All by Virgin Thompson (NYC), The Sleeping Beauty (scenery and costumes), La Dame aux Camélias (Ballet Santiago, Chile). She is a member of United Scenic Artists (IATSE 829) and the Costume Designers' Guild (IATSE 892); and serves on the Advisory Board of tdf/The Costume Collection. www.MimiMaxmen.com
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