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I haven't often gone wrong believing that people really are that stupid. JOYOUSSPRITE
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I just love these hyper-defensive responses to a totally innocuous question! Wow, keep 'em coming!!!
Sarah and Rob, 8-22-09
I combo feed and have since day 2. I don't make enough milk and I like to sleep 8 hours a night. I could probably pump every hour and do other things to increase my supply but I hate pumping and she sleeps 7 hours through the night so why the hell should I get up to pump.
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Give me a break. Don't read it if you're not interested, *obviously*.
And I did a search, just to see if *this* particular question had been asked in the barely recent past. Nope.
And "innocuous", for the record, means inoffensive or harmless, which this question clearly was.
ETA: Yes, there are similar posts. But do you really give that much of a shit?
Sarah and Rob, 8-22-09
It isn't innocuous as mothers who choose to FF often get flack for it within the BBC community, and sometimes within their own support groups. Many women here (myself included) have faced judgment IRL due to choosing to FF. That isn't harmless. That is harmful.
Anyhow, I FF both of my sons. I had wanted to BF but it wasn't working, and bleeding nipples and me being miserable wasn't worth BFing to me. I wasn't enjoying my new baby, and that wasn't ok. Looking back, I made the right decision, even though I was judged harshly and people attempted to make me feel inferior.
Attributing the judgment of others to OP is harmful.
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Tangy parmesan adds a punch of flavor to these quick turkey burgers.
Recipe Servings: 8 portions
Recipe Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Recipe Cook Time: 10 minutes
2 ½ lbs ground dark turkey meat
½ cup Lucini® Bold Parmesan & Garlic Dressing
½ cup grated parmesan cheese
Salt and black pepper
Combine the ground turkey, dressing and cheese and mix well. Form into 6 patties. Season the burgers well with salt and black pepper. Grill on each side about 4-5 minutes until just cooked through. Serve on your favorite bun topped with your favorite condiments.
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Chef Caprial Pence is the chef and co-owner of Caprial's Bistro in Portland, Oregon, which opened in 1992. Shortly after graduating from the Culinary Institute of America, Caprial was named Best Chef: Pacific Northwest by the James Beard Foundation, the first female recipient of this prestigious award.

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A La Crosse fifth grader is helping to give back to an organization that gave so much to her.
Lindsay Schmidt is this month's Student Making a Difference.
Lindsay is one of five kids in our area that was chosen to be a Children's Miracle Network hero. She was born 3 months premature and spent several months in the hospital benefiting from the services of CMN.
Now, Lindsay is paying it forward, taking part in a number of events throughout the year to raise money for other children dealing with special medical challenges.
She volunteers at the Crescent Printing golf outing every year helping to sell tickets and raise money.
She also organized a popcorn and coupon book sale on her own to benefit CMN. "Because they helped me when I was younger and then I want to help them raise money for other kids," said Lindsay. "With her being born so early, I think she realizes how lucky she is to be here and I think she really feels like she wants to pay it forward and help other people," said Lindsay's mom Marcy Lund.
The program manager for CMN at Gundersen Lutheran says giving back just comes naturally for Lindsay. "What she has to say and what people can learn from her is amazing, she's always smiling and she's always willing to put the time into it, not like oh I want to get going, she just always knows why she's there and why it's important," said Heather Gilles.
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Increases in Oahu's water and sewer fees have the Board of Water Supply overwhelmed with customers who say they cannot afford to pay their bills.
Board of Water Supply spokesperson Kurt Tsue said, "We have been receiving an increased amount of calls. What we are finding is a lot of customers are having trouble paying their bills."
Tsue said they are receiving 600 to 700 calls every day. Many are asking for payment arrangements, as customers struggle to come up with an additional nine percent for their water bills, and four percent for sewer.
Customer John Santiago said, "Water shouldn't be that high, but I know that we are trying to conserve water."
Several customers we talked to say when they call the water board, the wait time is so long, they give up.
Customer Yvetter Aiona said, "I tried calling and complaining, but also you can hardly get through to the line, and there's no response back when you do call."
The board says they are trying to help customers through these hard economic times. Calls are lasting longer to avoid cutting off water supplies.
Tsue said, "We've increased our temporary call center staff, and in addition to that we also have online options now that customers can do self-service."
The increased water rate changes are set for the next five years. Tsue said that will add about three to four dollars to your water bill each month.
"The water and sewer; that's why the increases were proposed, so that we can do more projects to renew the aging water system," said Tsue.
The water board said there will also be a new billing system beginning in January 2013.
Customers will be charged monthly instead of bimonthly. The agency said the change should help customers adjust their payments.
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Local trail angel network growing
June 25, 2013
There's a network of trail angels taking flight in the South Shore.
The volunteers are there to help Pacific Crest Trail through hikers, from driving the trekkers from Echo Summit to offering up a lawn for an overnight bivouac.
Three years ago, only one trail angel lived in South Lake Tahoe. Now the group, though still small, is trying to establish a formal team of about a dozen people who can help PCT hikers throughout the summer.
South Shore resident Sara Moran started the local trail angel network three years ago after some hikers stumbled though the hotel where she was working. At the time she didn't know about the dedicated volunteers scattered across the 2,663-mile trail.
Now Moran and her boyfriend, Kevin Cleland, spend the season picking up and dropping off hikers when their work schedules allow.
"We can't hike that far or that long because we work full time, but it gives us really good motivation to get out there," Moran said.
She's collaborating with Lake of the Sky Outfitters owner Pete Hussman and fellow South Lake Tahoe resident Rick Brower to unite the trail angels in the community. Other volunteer groups on the PCT use websites or Facebook pages to solidify their networks and facilitate communication between members, and the goal is to recruit enough people to help hikers whenever they come through the city, Moran said.
For Alan Masters, a South Shore local who started hiking the PCT in April, the trail angels have been godsends as he battled scorching temperatures and rugged terrain.
"One of the crest blessings I've encountered is that my faith in humanity has been renewed because of the trail magic that occurs through these trail angels," Masters said.
Masters undertook the daunting trail earlier this year to raise money for his nonprofit, Crest Blessings. The funds will go to diabetes research in honor of Masters' father who passed away from the disease in 2012.
During one particularly difficult section of desert trail that stretched 32 miles between watering holes, Masters — who was carrying about 18 pounds of water in his pack — encountered a group of trail angels who'd set up a station with water and soft drinks.
"It was like an oasis in the desert," he said. "They've been life savers."


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Shrinking budgets are creating new holes in support services for our most vulnerable citizens at a time when their needs are growing. At the same time, many in the largest and most-influential generation are at a stage in their lives where they are looking for ways to give back. It's almost a perfect storm of supply meeting demand
Thankfully, thousands of Senior Corps volunteers – working through Foster Grandparents, RSVP, and Senior Companions -- are ready to fill in the gaps. All told, last year more than 450,000 Senior Corps volunteers are making a difference in their communities, and meeting many of society's toughest challenges head-on.
- Foster Grandparents linked nearly 30,000 volunteers with more than 200,000 at-risk children to provide one-on-one tutoring and mentoring services. The return on their service is outstanding -- 81 percent of children working with a Foster Grandparent demonstrated improved academic performance while 90 percent demonstrated improved self–image.
- RSVP connected more than 400,000 volunteers with areas of need including mentoring and tutoring children, helping natural disaster victims, improving the environment, and lending their business and technical experience to nonprofit groups. These volunteers served 62 million hours through more than 65,000 organizations in 2010.
- Senior Companions volunteers provided 12 million hours of service to more than 60,000 elderly adults to support their desire to live independently in their own homes. The 14,684 volunteers performed services including providing transportation, assisting with groceries, helping with bills and paperwork, and offering respite care to relieve those caring others in the home.
A lifetime of experience has given baby boomers unique skills that can pay big dividends when they become invested in the challenges that face the nation, especially when resources are scarce and needs are great.
As these volunteers tackle problems in education, elder care, disaster response, and other areas, they show that boomers will continue to lead by example in every stage of their lives. And their example will improve their communities, save precious government resources, and pave the way for others to follow.
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Tilt-Shift OptionsTilt-shift photography originally referred to the movements on a view camera to focus and control perspective. An example of this is when you are photographing a building and the building looks like it may be leaning or falling in the image. Using tilt-shift controls is a way to correct the distortion or perspective of the lines in the frame and object. In view cameras, the movements are controlled both in the front of the camera near the lens, and in the back near the film.
Starting in the 1960s, camera manufacturers started producing lenses or adapters for 35mm cameras that embodied the same principles. These lenses are often used in architectural photography to control perspective (like mentioned above), and in landscape photography to get an entire frame sharp. In more modern times, photographers have begun using tilt-shift lenses for selective focusing purposes in portrait work, fine art, and miniature scene simulation photography.
The two different types of movement in tilt-shift photography are tilt, where the rotation of the lens plane is relative to the image plane, and shift, where the movement of the lens is parallel to the image plane. Tilt controls the focus or part of the image that appears sharp, while shift is used to adjust the position of the subject in the frame without moving the actual camera.
There are a few ways to achieve a similar look to tilt-shift, which is what we'll be showing through examples below. (The first of course, is actually shooting with a view camera).
Image (above) taken with normal 50mm lens, slightly shallow depth of focus
Option: The Tilt-shift lens
Image taken with a tilt-shift lens for SLR cameras
A tilt-shift lens. This one can be used on a 35mm film EOS camera, or a digital SLR camera.
The tilt and shift are moved by turning the two knobs on the sides of the lens, as well as by rotating the base of the lens. The focus is done by hand on the front focus ring. It's important to keep in mind that even though you may mount a tilt-shift lens to an auto-focus camera, the lens is still a manual focus lens and will not auto-focus. All controls are manual (except the aperture which is controlled in-camera).
Above: Another shot with a tilt-shift lens- compare to image below which was shot with a normal 50mm lens using the freelensing technique.
Below: Notice a similar area of focus and tilt as the image above using the tilt-shift lens, but the "sharp" areas are not quite as sharp or of the same quality.
Option: Freelensing
Freelensing is a technique where the lens is detached from the camera body, hand-held, and tilted. You must move the lens around to focus. While it's a plus to use a lens you already own, and while you can create some neat focus effects, there are still multiple down sides to shooing this way. For one, it can be difficult hand-holding both the camera and the lens while trying to focus. They can become heavy, take longer to focus, and even allows for a greater risk of dropping one or the other. The main down side to using this technique however, is the risk of introducing dust onto your cameras sensor. Since the lens is not attached to the camera body, and a digital sensor is charged when the camera is on and operating, it tends to suck dust towards it if there's nothing there to protect it from the elements (such as a lens or body cap).
A few other things to keep in mind if you decide to try this technique are light leaks, exposure, and aperture controls. You will want to use a lens that has an aperture ring that you can manually control, or a lens with a wide-open aperture when the lens is off of the camera. This means Nikon G lenses and Canon EF-S lenses are not good candidates. Since the lens is not communicating with the camera, it's best to predetermine and set your exposure (shutter speed and ISO in this case) on the manual setting. Also because the lens is not attached, the space between the lens and camera body can create light leaks. To prevent this, just be sure to bend the lens towards the light source so that the open space is away from it.
Another freelensing example but with a much more dramatic effect and area of focus
Option: Digital manipulation
Another option in achieving a similar effect is to digitally manipulate your images in Photoshop or another photo editing program. There is a variety of tools and techniques that can be used, such as the blur tool.
Image above is the same exact image as the first one posted at the top (normal with shallow DOF) but with blurred areas created in Photoshop
Option: Lensbaby
One of the multiple Lensbabies available
A Lensbaby SLR lens is an affordable alternative to a tilt-shift lens (which can be pricey). They come in different camera mounts and can fit both 35mm and digital bodies. The effect is somewhat different because the lens has a circular field of focus instead of a planar field of focus like that of a tilt-shift lens. These lenses are known for their "sweet spot of focus", and are also manual lenses, but even more so than the tilt-shift ones. The focus and movement are done by hand, and the apertures must also be changed by hand. There is no aperture ring on these lenses, so they come with aperture disks with pre-cut holes which must be swapped out in order to change the aperture.The quality of these lenses is nowhere near a tilt-shift lens, and is sometimes compared with toy or plastic camera lenses.
Image above taken with a Lensbaby lens
To read more about the topics covered above, or to see some interesting images using these techniques, refer to the links below:
* The (new) Lensbaby Line- a review on the KEH Blog from last year
* In-stock items at KEH.com:
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2014: Ariel Sharon, the 11th prime minister of Israel, dies eight years after suffering a stroke. Sharon had served as Israeli prime minister from March 7, 2001, until his stroke on Jan. 4, 2006, which left him in a permanent vegetative state. During his time in office, he had orchestrated Israel's unilateral disengagement from the Gaza Strip and was widely expected to push for clearing Israel out of most of the West Bank before his stroke.
2010: Mark McGwire admits to The Associated Press that he had used steroids and human growth hormone on and off during the 1990s, including the 1998 season when he broke Roger Maris' single-season home run record. Later in the day, however, he disputed that the drugs gave him more power to hit homers, instead saying he used them to recover from injuries.
2010: Miep Gies, one of the Dutch citizens who helped hide Anne Frank, her family and four other Jews from the Nazis during World War II, dies at age 100 in Hoorn, North Holland, Netherlands. Gies began working for Frank's father, Otto Frank, in 1933 at the Dutch branch of the German firm Opekta. Together with her husband, Jan Gies, and other Opekta employees, she hid the Franks in several hidden rooms above the company's Amsterdam office building from July 6, 1942 to Aug. 4, 1944. She retrieved Anne Frank's diary after the family was arrested and kept the papers safe until Otto Frank returned from Auschwitz in 1945. Gies is seen here in a 1987 photo.
2008: New Zealand mountaineer Edmund Hillary, who in 1953 became the first person to climb Mount Everest, dies of a heart attack at the age of 88 in Auckland, New Zealand.
2007: English soccer superstar David Beckham announces a five-year deal to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy in the U.S.-based MLS. He officially joined the Galaxy in July and would play in the MLS through 2012.
2003: Having lost confidence in the state's penal system in the wake of accusations that Chicago police detective Jon Burge used torture to extract confessions out of hundreds of suspects, Illinois Gov. George Ryan commutes the death sentences of 167 prisoners on Illinois' death row. Illinois would eventually abolish the death penalty in 2011.
2002: The first planeload of 20 al-Qaida prisoners from Afghanistan arrives at a U.S. military detention camp located within Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.
1995: The WB Television Network premieres as a fifth TV network. The network, a joint venture between Warner Bros. and Tribune Broadcasting, would shut down on Sept. 17, 2006, and merge with UPN to form The CW.
1995: The NHL Players Association and team owners reach an agreement to end a lockout that had stretched on for more than three months. As a result, the league shortened the 1994-95 season length from 84 games, the length of the previous two seasons, to 48 games. A total of 468 games were lost due to the lockout, along with the NHL All-Star Game.
1979: Actor Jack Soo, best known for his role as Detective Nick Yemana on the television sitcom "Barney Miller," dies of esophageal cancer at age 61 in Los Angeles, California. Soo also appeared in movies such as "The Green Berets" and "Thoroughly Modern Millie."
1973: Owners of American League baseball teams vote 8-4 to adopt the designated-hitter rule, allowing teams to designate a player to bat in place of the pitcher, for what was initially a three-year trial run. Since 1973, most collegiate, amateur and professional leagues have adopted the rule or some variant. The most notable exception is MLB's National League, which does not use a designated hitter.
1972: A notice in the British government publication The London Gazette states that Reginald Dwight was legally changing his name to Elton Hercules John. He chose the new name to honor Elton Dean, a saxophonist, and the late Long John Baldry, a British blues musician.
1972: Actress Amanda Peet, best known for movies such as "The Whole Nine Yards," "Saving Silverman," "Identity," "Syriana" and "2012," is born in New York City.
1971: R&B singer and actress Mary J. Blige, a Grammy winner known for songs such as "Real Love," "Not Gon' Cry," "Family Affair" and "Be Without You," is born in The Bronx, New York. Blige has also acted in movies such as "I Can Do Bad All By Myself" and "Rock of Ages."
1964: U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Luther Terry publishes the landmark report "Smoking and Health: Report of the Advisory Committee to the Surgeon General of the United States," saying that smoking may be hazardous to health. The report sparked national and worldwide anti-smoking efforts.
1964: Billboard magazine publishes its first Country Album Chart, with Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" album taking the No. 1 spot.
1964: The Whisky-a-Go-Go opens on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, California, and quickly becomes a vital music venue. Some of the early acts to play the Whiskey include The Animals, The Doors and Otis Redding.
1963: The Beatles release the single "Please Please Me" with "Ask Me Why" as the B-side. The song, the band's second U.K. single, would become The Beatles' first U.S. single on Feb. 7, 1963.
1962: An avalanche on Huascarán mountain in Peru wipes out the mountain village of Ranrahirca and several other settlements, killing an estimated 4,000 people.
1960: Henry Lee Lucas, once listed as America's most prolific serial killer, commits his first known murder, killing his mother in Tecumseh, Michigan, with a knife during a drunken argument. He would serve 10 years in prison before being released due to overcrowding. Becoming a drifter after his release, he would eventually be convicted in 10 more homicides after his 1983 arrest, but also made bogus confessions in about 600 total murders. Lucas received the death penalty for the 1979 murder of an unidentified woman dubbed "Orange Socks," as those were the only items of clothing found on her, but had his sentence commuted to life in prison in 1998 due to flimsy evidence in the case. He died in prison of natural causes in 2001.
1952: Golfer Ben Crenshaw, a two-time winner of The Masters who also captained the U.S. team to a Ryder Cup victory in 1999, is born in Austin, Texas.
1946: Country singer Naomi Judd (right), who formed the singing duo known as The Judds with her daughter Wynonna Judd (left) in the 1980s, is born in Ashland, Kentucky. She is also the mother of actress Ashley Judd.
1942: Musician Clarence Clemons, best known for being a part of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band for nearly 40 years, is born in Norfolk County, Virginia. Clemons, who was nicknamed "The Big Man" because of his imposing presence at 6 feet 4 inches and well over 200 pounds, also released several solo albums and appeared as a guest musician with other performers and bands. He also appeared as an actor in several films, including "New York, New York" and "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" and made cameo appearances in several TV series, including "Diff'rent Strokes," "Nash Bridges," "The Simpsons" and "The Wire." He died at age 69 on June 18, 2011, of complications from a stroke he had suffered six days earlier.
1928: English writer Thomas Hardy, best known for such novels as "Far from the Madding Crowd," "The Mayor of Casterbridge," "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" and "Jude the Obscure," dies at the age of 87 in Dorchester, Dorset, England.
1927: At a banquet in Los Angeles, Louis B. Mayer, head of the film studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, announces the creation of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The group, intended as an organization that would mediate labor disputes and improve the film industry's image, would hold the first Academy Awards two years later.
1922: Leonard Thompson, age 14, becomes the very first person to receive an injection of insulin as a treatment for diabetes. Thompson weighed only 65 pounds and was about to slip into a coma and die when he received the injection in Toronto, Ontario. Before this time, diabetes had inevitably resulted in death within months or even weeks of the diagnosis. Thompson would go on to live another 13 years with the insulin, before dying at age of 27 due to pneumonia, a diabetes complication.
1843: American lawyer Francis Scott Key, the writer of the poem that became the American national anthem, dies of pleurisy, an inflammation of the pleural cavity surrounding the lungs, at the age of 63 in Baltimore, Maryland.
1794: U.S. Marshal Robert Forsyth is shot and killed in Augusta, Georgia, while trying to serve civil court papers, becoming the first U.S. marshal to die while carrying out his duties.
1757: Alexander Hamilton, one of America's founding fathers and the first secretary of the United States Department of the Treasury, is born in Nevis, British West Indies.
1693: A powerful earthquake and the resulting tsunamis and landslides destroy parts of Sicily and Malta and leave upward of 54,000 people dead.
Oakland, California is still searching for answers to the cause of a warehouse fire on Friday, Dec. 2 as the community mourns at least 36 people dead because of the blaze in the warehouse-turned-art space. As of Monday, just 70 percent of the building had been cleared and 36 bodies found. Alameda County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Ray Kelly said it could take weeks to identify all of te victims through DNA and dental records.
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Kendrick Perkins Perkins was one of the Celtics main defense forces down low. His hard nosed play in the paint will be missed by the Celtics come playoff time. Perkins was drafted at the age of 18 out of high school in 2003, and grew up in front of Celtics fans, spending all eight years of his career in Boston. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
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Jeff Green Originally drafted by the Celtics on draft night 2007, Green was sent to Seattle as part of the Ray Allen trade. He became the third option for the Thunder behind Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook but still averaged 15.2 points and 5.6 rebounds in 2010/11. Has been a starter since his second year in league and at 6-9 is a good one-on-one defender. Green will be a restricted free agent at the end of the season. Copyright 2010 NBAE (Photo by Larry W. Smith/NBAE via Getty Images)
Nenad Krstic A seven-footer out of Serbia, Krstic had early success with the New Jersey Nets. He was a starter for the Thunder but only played 22 mins per game, averaging 7.6 points and 4.4 rebounds in 2010/11. His best season came in 2006/07 when he averaged 16.4 points and 6.8 rebounds. Copyright 2011 NBAE (Photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images)
Marquis Daniels Daniels was traded to the Sacramento Kings for Cash. Signed as a free agent in 2009, Daniels was a decent player when he was healthy. He played in only 51 games last season but returned for 11 games in the playoffs. He had been one of three Celtics to play in every game this season until suffering a bruised spine on February 6th. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Semih Erden Erden was traded to the Cavaliers along with Luke Harangody for a second-round pick. A 7-footer out of Turkey, Erden was drafted 60th overall in 2008 but did not play in the NBA until this season. He played in 37 games including seven starts performed well for a rookie when the Celtics needed him due to injuries. Copyright 2011 NBAE (Photo by Steve Babineau/NBAE via Getty Images)
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The stretch between Highway 157 and South Kinney Coulee Road will be closed from late Sunday night through Friday afternoon for the next two weeks. Traffic will be detoured to Highway 157 and Interstate 90.
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Crews will work 24 hours a day to replace the road which sees about 30,000 cars a day. "The concrete out there is 30 years old, the joints between the concrete slabs have deteriorated so they're about a foot wide," said project manager Reiny Yahnke.
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Dordt College senior Mia Kornelis will present a soprano vocal recital Saturday, March 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the B.J. Haan Auditorium. A reception will follow.
Kornelis, of Sioux Center, Iowa, will perform a set of three arias, one from each act of the French opera Contes d'Hoffman (Tales of Hoffman) by Offenbach. On the final piece of that set, she will perform with her roommate Maria Bouwkamp, a mezzo-soprano from Pella, Iowa. The final piece of the recital is the premiere performance of a commissioned piece, love is a place – based on poem by e.e. cummings, by Dordt College senior Peter Kuipers (Platte, South Dakota), who will also accompany her on flugelhorn.
Majoring in music management, Kornelis has been a chapter finalist and regional semifinalist in the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition and has been the recipient of the Jack Groetenhuis Memorial Scholarship and Steensma Music Scholarship at Dordt College. Her vocal instructor is Pam De Haan.
Additional participants in the recital include seniors Nathan Friend on cello (Sioux Center, Iowa) and Janelle Bolkema on violin (Sioux Center, Iowa). To learn more about Dordt College's music program, visit www.dordt.edu/music.
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East College 405
East College 405
East Lawn, Weiss Center
Ellicott Mills Brewing Company, 8308 Main St., Ellicott City, MD 21043
Emil R. Weiss Center for the Arts
Engine House #25 Clemente Museum
Entrance of Library
Facilities- 5 North Orange Street
Fenway Park 4 Yawkey Way, Boston Mass.
First Evangelical Lutheran
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
First Evangelical Lutheran Church on the corner of High and Bedford Streets.
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner of Bedford and High streets
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Corner of Bedford and High Sts.
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner of High & Bedford Sts.
First Evangelical Lutheran Church, the corner of High & Bedford Streets
First Floor Hallways and Ground Floor Lounge, Althouse Hall
First United Church of Christ, corner of Pitt & Louther Sts.
Fleming's Deluxe Hotel
Foyer of the New Kline
Franklin & Marshall
FXFOWLE, 22 W 19th St. New York, NY 10011
Gallery 204
Global Community House
Goodyear Art Studios
Goodyear Ceramics Studio
Goodyear Gallery
Goodyear Gallery & Goodyear Art Studios
Goodyear Gallery and Goodyear Building
Goodyear Gallery, 595 W. Louther St.
Goodyear Gallery, Goodyear Building (Cedar Street entrance)
Goodyear Gallery, Goodyear Building (Cedar Street entrance) Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday, 3-5 pm; Saturday, 2-5 p.m.
Goodyear Second Floor
Goodyear Studios
Green Acres Country Club, 916 Dundee Rd., Northbook, Ill.
Greenberg Traurig, LLP 2101 L Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037
Harrisburg Hilton
Hartman House
Hartman House
Hartman House
Hartman House - 243 W. Louther Street
Hartman House (Rain Location: Bosler)
Hartman House (the white house on W. Louther St., next to the Clarke Forum and behind Stern). Rain location: Bosler Hall
Hawthorne, 2nd level,1336 U St. NW, Washington, DC 20009
Hayes Tennis Courts
Hayes Tennis Courts
Hershey Theatre, 15 E. Caracas Avenue, Hershey Pa.
High and Hanover streets
High, Hanover & Pomfret sts.
High, Hanover, Pomfret Streets
History Workshop, 33 West High Street, Carlisle
Holland Union Building
HUB - Dining Hall
HUB (outside Social Hall and inside Dining Hall)
HUB 203 except October 20 in Stern 007
HUB 205 and 206
HUB Dance Studio
HUB Dance Studio and Kline Fitness Studio
HUB Dining Hall
HUB Lobby
HUB Lobby, 28 N. College St.
HUB Lower Level
HUB Lower Level
Hub Side Room 201
HUB Side Room 204
HUB Side Room- Mary Dickinson Room
HUB Side Rooms
HUB Side Rooms 201-203
HUB Side Rooms 202-203
HUB Side Rooms 205-206
HUB Sideroom 201
HUB Sideroom 202
HUB Sideroom 204
HUB Siderooms 201-202
HUB Social Hall
HUB Social Hall - West
HUB Social Hall Center/West
HUB Social Hall East
HUB Social Hall West
HUB Social Hall West
HUB Social Hall West
HUB SOcial Hall West
HUB Table
HUB table
HUB Tables
HUB tables
HUB Upper Level
HUB upper level
HUB, outside dining hall
In front of Quarry
Information Commons Classroom, Library Lower Level
Interfaith Chapel-Allison Hall
Jacobi Capital Management, LLC
JG Domestic, Cira Centre: 2929 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19104
John Dickinson Campus
John Dickinson Campus (severe weather location: Kline Athletic Center)
John Dickinson Campus/Old West
Juice Box
Kade House
Kade House
Kaufman 116
Kaufman 124
Kaufman 152
Kaufman 178
Kaufman 178
Kaufman 178 and Greenhouse Lobby
Kaufman 179
Kaufman 186
Kaufman Greenhouse Lobby and K178
Kaufman Hall Greenhouse
Kaufman Parking Lot
Keswick Creamery
Kisner-Woodward Lawn
Kline Annex
Kline Center
Kline Center - Squash Courts
Kline Center (Aquatics Center)
Kline Center (Squash Courts)
Kline Center Cherry Street Entrance
Kline Center Climbing Wall
Kline Center expansion lobby
Kline Center Lobby
Kline Center Rock Wall
Kline Climbing Wall
Kline Concourse
Kline Dance Studio
Kline Fitness & Squash Center
Kline Fitness Center (next to the Juice Box)
Kline Fitness Patio
Kline Rock Wall
Kline Spinning Studio
KW Lawn
KW Lawn (next to the Handlebar)
KW Lawn and Volleyball Court
KW Lawn- Volleyball Court
KW Lawn: Rain Location is Kline
KW Sand Volleyball Court
Landis House
Landis House
Landis House
Landis House
Landis House
Landis House - The Women's & Gender Resource Center
Landis House Community Room
Lawn between President's House and Weiss Center
Leaving Kaufman Parking Lot at 10 a.m.
Library 1st floor, in the back corner by the DVDs
Library Circulation Desk
Library Circulation Desk
Library main floor (by DVDs)
Library Reference Commons Area
Lidias, 1400 Smallman St., Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Lincoln, Nebraska
Locations Vary
Lower Level - Althouse
Lower Student Life Suite (HUB)
MacPhail Field
MacPhail Field
MacPhail Field - Dickinson Park
Mama Spriggs
Manny's Coffee Shop & Deli 1141 S. Jefferson St. Chicago, IL 60607
Market Cross Pub
Mary Dickinson Room
Mary Dickinson Room, HUB
Mathers Theater
Mathers Theatre
Mathers Theatre, Holland Union Building
Mathers Theatre, Holland Union Building
Mathers' Theatre, Holland Union Building
Max Kade House
Mayapple Golf Club
Mayapple Golf Course
Mayapple Golf Course, Carlisle PA
Mayapple Golf Links, Carlisle Pa
McCauley Room
Media Center
Meet at Allison Community Room to walk to LeTort Park
Meet at Britton Plaza
Meet at DPS parking lot at Kaufman
Meet at DPS Patio
Meet at Greenhouse in Kaufman Hall
Meet at Milton B. Asbell Center to walk to LeTort Park
Meet at the Handlebar
Meet at the Stern Patio
Meet outside Department of Public Safety in Kaufman
Mellow Mushroom and Durham Bulls Athletic Park
Memorial Hall
Memorial Hall, Old West
Michaux State Forest
Miller Memorial Field
Milton B. Asbell Center for Jewish Life Sanctuary
Milton B. Asbell Center Lawn
Milton B. Asbell Center Sanctuary, 2nd Floor
Miseno Pizza
MOB Office
Morgan Field
Morgan Field
Morgan FIeld
Morgan Field (rain location in Drayer Porch)
Morgan Field (rain location: Althouse 106)
Morgan Rocks & Allison Hall Community Roomity Room
Muhlenberg College
National Aquarium - Blue Wonders Harbor Overlook room 501 East Pratt St. Baltimore, MD 21202
National Constitution Center
New Kline Center Foyer
New York City
New York City
North Middleton Park, Route 74 North
North Middleton Park, Route 74 North (Rain location: Dining Hall)
Office of Engagement & The Dickinson Fund 50 Mooreland Avenue
Office of Sylvia Smith '73 - FXFOWLE
Office of Tom Eshelman '70 - Ballard Spahr LLP
Ohiopyle State Park
Old West
Old West Durbin Classroom
Old West Flagpole, John Dickinson Campus
Old West Steps
Old West, The Old Stone Steps
Old West/John Dickinson Campus
On Social Media
On the corner of Hanover and High Street, where we usually are for the farmers market
On the east lawn next to Weiss Center for the Arts, 240 W. High Street
Online webinar
Orioles Pub at The Center Club, 100 Light Street 16th Floor Baltimore, MD 21202
Outdoor Volleyball Court
Outing House, 60 Mooreland Ave.
Outside HUB Social Hall
Panera Bread (40 Noble Blvd.)-near Chipotle and WalMart
Park Square Executive Search, LLC, 125 Summer Street, 18th Floor, Boston, MA 02110
Paulus Orchards
Penn State Dickinson School of Law, Lewis Katz Hall
Per Diem - Financial District, 43 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA 94104
Pratt Street Ale House
Produce to People
Professor Scott Boback's House
Project S.H.A.R.E.
Project SHARE
Quarry Basement
Quarry Upper Level
Rabinowitz Reading Area, Library Upper Level
Reading Public Museum, 500 Museum Rd., Reading, PA 19611
Rector Arium
Rector Atrium
Rector Atrium
Rector Atrium (Science Complex)
Rector Atrium, Rector Science Complex
Rector Atrium, W. Louther and N College Sts.
Rector Courtyard
Rector Courtyard
Rector Courtyard (Rain Location: Rector Atrium)
Rector Science Complex
Rector Science Complex Atrium
Rector Science Complex, Stafford Auditorium
Romance Language House
Romance Languages House
Room 112, 50 Mooreland Avenue
Room 112, 50 Mooreland Avenue
ROTC 450 W. High St.
Roundtables in front of Mather's Theatre
Rubendall Recital Hall
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts
Rubendall Recital Hall, Weiss Center for the Arts & St. John's Episcopal Church, 1 N. Hanover St.
Rubendall Recital Room
San Francisco
San Francisco, Calif.
Shirk Center: Illinois Wesleyan University
Shuttles to Farm in Kaufman Lot
Social Hall
Social Hall
Social Hall
Social Hall
Social Hall
Social Hall - East
Social Hall - Lobby, East, West, and Center
Social Hall - West
Social Hall Center & West
Social Hall Center/West
Social Hall East
Social Hall East
Social Hall East
Social Hall Lobby
Social Hall Lobby, HUB
Social Hall West
Social Hall, Holland Union Building
South College 212/214
St. John's Episcopal Church, corner of High and Hanover streets
Stafford Auditoriium, Rector Science Complex
Stafford Auditorium
Stafford Auditorium
Stafford Auditorium - Rector Science Complex
Stafford Auditorium and Rector Atrium
Stafford Auditorium, Rector Science Complex
Stafford Auditorium, Rector Science Complex
Stafford Auditorium, Rector Science Complex
Stafford Reading Area, Waidner-Spahr Library
Stanton & Green, Second Floor Loft, 319 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, Washington, DC
Stanton & Greene
Steps of Old West
Steps of Old West
Stern (Great Room)
Stern 007
Stern 012
Stern 07
Stern 102
Stern 102
Stern 102 & Great Room
Stern 102 and Stern Great Room
Stern 103
Stern 12
Stern Center
Stern Center 102
Stern Center Great Room
Stern Center Great Room
Stern Center Kitchen
Stern Center Patio
Stern Center Patio & Hurwitz Green (rain location: HUB Social Hall)
Stern Center, Great Room
Stern Center, room 102
Stern Center. Great Room
Stern Great Hall
Stern Great Hall
Stern Great Room
Stern Great Room
Stern Great Room
Stern Great Room
Stern Great Room (brown bag lunch)
Stern Great Room & 102
Stern Great Room, HUB Social Hall, Dickinson Back Turf Field
Stern Great Room, Stern 102
Stern Kitchen
Stern Meeting Room and Curley Terrace, 2nd Floor, Durden Athletic Training Center
Stern Patio
Stockton Real Estate Advisors, LLC
Stuart 1104
Stuart 1113
Stuart 1113, Rector Science Complex
Student Housing
Student Life Office - Lower level of HUB
Susquehanna River
Table 4
Table 5
Table: HUB Upper Level
Talbot Country Club
Temple Beth Shalom, Mechanicsburg
Tennis Courts
The Asbell Center
The College of Wooster
The Commonwealth Club 401 W. Franklin St., Richmond, VA 23220
The Cornell Club
The Cubiculo
The Dickinson College Farm - 553 Park Drive, Boiling Springs PA 17007
The Gangplank Marina
The Gangplank Marina, 600 Water Street SW, Washington DC 20024
The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the City of New York, 20 West 44th St., New York, NY 10036
The Handlebar Bicycle Co-Op (basement of DaWi)
The Home of Tim Leonard '07 and Andrew Lee
The National Gallery
The National Gallery of Art
The Rainier Club, 820 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
The Riverside 1724 Broadway, Boulder, CO 80302
The Royal Automobile Club Terrace Room 89 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5HS
The Site (25 W. High Street)
The Stern Center, The Great Room and Stern 102
The Treehouse
The Treehouse
The Trellis
The Trout Gallery & Weiss Plaza
The Trout Gallery, Weiss Center for the Arts
The Trout Gallery, Weiss Center for the Arts
The Trout Gallery, Weiss Center for the Arts, 240 W. High Street
The Trout Gallery: Mumper-Stuart Education Center
Throckmorton Theatre, Mill Valley, Calif.
Throughout Campus
Tome 101
Tome 101
Tome 115
Tome 115
Tome 115
Tome 115
Tome 115
Tome 115
Tome 115
Tome 115 and Backyard Area
Tome 115, Rector Science Complex
Tome 117
Tome 117
Tome 118
Tome 227
Tome 2nd floor Lounge
Tome 2nd floor Lounge
Tome 2nd Floor Lounge Area
Tome Hall
Tome Hall
Tome Hall - Planetarium & Roof
Tome Hall - Planetarium and Roof
Tome Hall 2nd Floor Library
Tome Hall 2nd Floor Lobby
Tome Hall 2nd Floor Lounge
Tome Hall 2nd Floor Lounge
Tome Hall Back Lawn Area and Tome 115
Tome Hall Lawn
Tome Hall Library (2nd Floor)
Tome Hall Planetarium
Tome Hall Planetarium & Roof
Tome Planetarium
Tour starts at Britton Plaza
Trickett Hall - Ridge Commons (Penn State Dickinson School of Law)
Trout Gallery
Trout Gallery
Trout Gallery, Weiss Center
U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center, 950 Soldiers Dr. Carlisle, PA 17013
Underground Lounge
Union League Club 38 East 37th St. New York, NY 10016
Union Station
Union Station
Union Station (SNAR)
Various Downtown Carlisle Businesses
Waidner-Spahr Library
Waidner-Spahr Library Archives
Waidner-Spahr Library Reference Area, Main Level
Waidner-Spahr Library, Main Level
Waidner-Spahr Library, Reference Area, Main Level
Waidner-Spahr Library, Stafford Area
Waidner-Spahr Library, Stafford Reading Area
Waidner-Spahr Library, Stafford Reading Room
Waidner-Spahr Library, Upper Level, Rabinowitz Reading Area
Washington D.C.
Washington DC
Weiss 221
Weiss 235
Weiss 235
Weiss 235
Weiss 235 & Gallery 204
Weiss Center (235 for discussion, Recital Hall for concert, Lobby for reception)
Weiss Center for the Arts
Weiss Center for the Arts Lawn
Weiss Center For The Arts--Gallery 204
Weiss Center for the Arts, Rubendall Recital Hall
Weiss Center for the Creative Arts, Room 235
Weiss Center Lobby and The Trout Gallery
Weiss Center lobby and The Trout Gallery
Weiss Center, Rubendall Recital Hall
Weiss Lawn (Rain Location: Social Hall)
Weiss lawn.
Weiss Lobby
Wellesley College Club, 727 Washington Street Wellesley, MA 02482
Whistleberry Farm
Whistlestop Bookshop
Whistlestop Bookshop, 129 W. High St.
Winnetka Community House Garden Room
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did did up just say u have no love for melo ? It's more like an obsession.
I could not be anymore of a die hard knick fan. I see the flaws in The way melo plays the game not his ability to play it. I do believe if he had Phil Jackson like Jordan and Kobe did those flaws would vanish and melo would be a champ not champ of scoring.


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May 6, 1996
Release # 96-118
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- CPSC, Dan-Dee International Inc. of North Largo, Fla., is voluntarily recalling approximately 11,600 "Teddy Precious Indian Girl" stuffed bears. The bear's American Indian-style clothing includes a headband and waist sash decorated with beads that can detach from the sash. Young children can choke on the beads or inhale them into their lungs which could lead to death.CPSC is not aware of any injuries involving this toy. This recall is being conducted to prevent the possibility of injury. CPSC identified this problem during routine surveillance.The light brown bears, measuring approximately 18 inches in length, each wear a brown vinyl dress trimmed with Native American embroidery and a headband patterned with matching embroidery. A pink label sewn to each bear's foot reads in part, "Teddy Precious ." The blue and white tag sewn into the animal's lower back reads in part, "DAN-DEE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, JERSEY CITY, N.J. 07305 ... MADE IN CHINA." Some bears' tags also include "SKU # 089318." Kay Bee Toy & Hobby Shops retail stores sold the bears nationwide from March 1995 through March 1996 for approximately $13.Consumers should take the bear away from young children immediately and return the toy to any Kay Bee Toy & Hobby Shop for a full refund or a replacement toy. For more information, consumers should call Dan-Dee International Inc. toll free at (800) 477-8697.
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thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the
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Officials: Walk-ins are breaking law
BARRE State officials say they disagree with a Vermont State Police station commander over whether a stranger walking into someones house commits a crime.
State police Lt. Paul White said Wednesday for a Times Argus article that an incident Dec. 1 in East Montpelier, in which a man walked into a home without knocking, was not criminal. He said the state police would have to show that the man intended to steal from the home for it to be a crime.
However, Washington County States Attorney Tom Kelly said Thursday that if he were presented with that situation, he would prosecute for unlawful trespass.
According to state statute, a person cannot enter a dwelling house, whether or not a person is actually present, knowing that he or she is not licensed or privileged to do so.
That kind of unlawful trespass is a felony with a maximum sentence of three years in prison.
Montpelier Rep. Warren Kitzmiller, a Democrat, said he had been contacted by constituents Thursday morning concerned about the article. He said one constituent asked whether people had to put No trespassing signs around their property to keep people out.
Kitzmiller said he contacted some members of legislative committees handling criminal law and they agreed that such conduct would be unlawful trespass.
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A step forwardMay 23,2013
Action by the Senate Judiciary Committee in approving landmark immigration reform is a reminder that where there is a willingness to compromise, politics need not be an endless stalemate.
The committee voted, 13-5, in favor of a revised version of a bill written by a bipartisan group of eight senators. The 2012 election results have persuaded some Republicans that they need to end their obstruction of immigration reform and to show a more welcoming attitude toward the Hispanic population. Thus, four Republican senators joined four Democrats in developing a compromise that became the basis of the Senate bill.
Sen. Patrick Leahy, chairman of the committee, led a series of grueling hearings during which the senators considered 301 amendments over five days. He let all of the senators have their say. As reports from Washington have suggested, some foes of immigration reform were all too happy to talk for hours. Leahy let them.
And yet the need to do something on immigration prevailed on a majority of committee members. The process was not without its drama. Sen. Orrin Hatch, Republican from Utah, was holding out for an amendment supported by the technology industry that would ease the way for a greater number of high-skilled foreign workers to gain admission. Organized labor and many Democratic senators had reservations about the possibility that American workers would be displaced. But the Democrats decided that Hatchs support would strengthen the bills prospects in the full Senate and in the Republican House, and the committee adopted Hatchs amendment.
Leahy had an amendment of his own that would have guaranteed the rights of married same-sex couples in immigration proceedings. At present federal law, including immigration law, does not recognize same-sex unions, which means that immigration proceedings can end up breaking families apart.
Republican backers of immigration reform were clear that they would withdraw their support if Leahys amendment was adopted. Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina was one of the authors of the immigration bill. He said, Youve got me on immigration. You dont have me on marriage. If you want to keep me on immigration, lets stay on immigration.
Sen. Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, said failing to include Leahys amendment was rank discrimination but that he could not support the amendment if it was going to ruin the bills prospects for passage. With immigration reform within their grasp, Democrats were not willing to risk it by including Leahys marriage amendment, and Leahy withdrew it with a heavy heart.
Supporters of marriage equality understood the difficult position in which Leahy found himself. The advocacy group Third Way issued a statement saying, Sen. Patrick Leahy has fought for years to achieve justice for both gay couples and immigrants, and so we stand behind him on todays tough but necessary decision to withdraw his amendment and move immigration reform forward. This decision undoubtedly pains those who were forced to choose between two constituencies they care about deeply. It is unfortunate that the legitimate interests of one constituency threaten the legitimate interests of the other in this legislation.
Leahy held out the possibility that he would introduce his amendment on the Senate floor, but at this point it would be a symbolic gesture since neither Democrats nor Republicans were willing for marriage equality to become the poison pill that would kill immigration reform.
The struggle over Leahys amendment demonstrates that for all the gains achieved in the fight for equal rights, much remains to be done. The federal Defense of Marriage Act holds that in the eyes of the federal government marriage is between a man and a woman only. If the Supreme Court overturns DOMA, it could open the way for recognition of equal marriage rights in immigration law.
Leahys willingness to compromise on a matter of principle was an act of statesmanship that ought to be less rare in politics. It was not surrender. It was not defeat. It was a choice: that immigration reform has reached a historic juncture and that marriage equality is a battle for another day. Gradually, through patience and dedication its a battle that is being won.MORE IN EditorialsProtesters converged on a bank in Montpelier early this week to show their solidarity with the... Full StoryPhil Scott will take office next month after winning with a margin of 51.11 percent to 43. Full StoryIdeologues and partisans work from the outcome backward. Full Story
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