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palino_s wrote:Lizard wrote:You don't get and I cannot make you understand, so I give you are right Danica is the best driver ever and we should all just bow to her.
Danica ISNT the best driver, she never been and she will not be.. Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon are best drivers in NASCAR..
I think you dont believe me, but I am also Tony's big fan.. But I remember some bad Tony's action, because he was temper hot head.. Danica also is temper hot head..
Believe or not Danica and Tony have some similarities in behavior - both temper hot heads, both spicy and sarcastic, both sometime said stupid thing and both say what think..
You stated the whole reason why she gets on my nerves, Tony backs up his attitude with skill. Danica backs up her attitude with being an media darling. Since I have been a Tony fan since back in the dirt track days BELIEVE me I know his tude, but he has the talent to back it up and learned the hard way that he needed to change things. Personally I think if Senior had not died Tony would be an even better driver because Senior would be there to put him in place when necessary. I forget, I think it was Darlington where Tony went off on Zippy during practice and Senior started pelting him with tire pellets. Tony need a bit more of that from someone who had the talent.
Thing is with Danica she just has the tude, but lacks the skill to back it up. I have tried and will try, but she is starting to be like she was in Indy and that is why I couldn't take her anymore.
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Let's discuss the proposed slot limit on the Clinch River. I am very much in favor of this regulation change. RW is a friend of mine and we don't agree on this but we will remain friends. If you think he is attacking me, he is not. He is too kind a gentleman to do that. Flat is also a friend of mine. We see eye to eye on this issue.
I noticed in an older thread that Flat asked RW if LUCRO thinks only locals fish the Clinch River. Though I am an avid sportsman I can't help but look at issues from a business point of view also. Many of our customers fish on the Clinch River and I've heard for a few years from them that the fishing quality has declined.
My question is, do the local people who live near this river understand that fishing is big business?
Fishing means tourism, tourism means revenue and revenue means jobs. If they don't agree have them go to Gander Mountain, Bass Pro or Cabellas. Fishing is a huge business! And, tourism is big business in Tennessee. I will serve as Vice Chair for Tourism and Travel in our County next year. I am already getting ready for that. I've learned that we didn't have tourism in Blount County our property taxes would be several hundred dollars higher per year per household.
In the past 12 months we have sold 3,385 fishing and hunting licenses for a total revenue of $80,609 here at our small store. Of the total licenses sold 58.9% were to non-residents and those accounted for 62.7% of the revenue. I don't know the number, there's no way but some of them were sold to people who fish the Clinch River. I think a lot of them were. There are also 3 or 4 other establishments in Townsend that sell hunting and fishing licenses.
It seems to me that the opposition to this proposal (not you RW) are folks who live close to the river and may not be looking out for the best interest of all the citizens in their county and their state. Could it be that they don't want anglers fishing their river? Could it be that they know that better fishing will attract more fishermen and they don't want that?
Maybe if the oposition to this proposal would look at this from an economic as well as a fishing point of view they might reconsider their stance. A slot limit is not a big change. It is not a step toward mandated catch and release. It is simply a management tool to improve the perceived quality of fishing to a larger group of anglers who buy a license to fish the river, visit Tennessee and provide jobs in the counties near the resource.
This will be part of my thesis sent to TWRA and TWRC.
Related to the economics, I would pose another question. Do the local landowners provide enough revenue from their licenses to pay for the current stocking programs? Given the number of non-resident versus resident fisherman who utilize the Clinch, I would like to see some actual numbers.
I may be wrong, but...
I heard somewhere that part of the development under construction at the intersection of I-75 N and Hwy 61 is going to include a Cabella's. Hmmmmmm.
Byron I will respond in more detail latter to this post of yours as there are many others I wish to respond to first. I also want to spend time and separate opinions from fact as best as I can
One quick point the fisheries reports point out 80% of the fisherman on the Clinch are from Anderson, Campbell and Knox counties if you include Blount it is 88%. Also 97% of the fishermen on the Clinch are from Tennessee
I know that your thesis will be from projections, etc from a business point of view and I understand that. Mine was from all their reports and data. I do see and understand the other side. I just dont buy into it.
Fox Toyota is going in on the east side of the Interstate and Wal-Mart is going in on the west side. Additionally some more restaurants may go in at the Fox entrance
I would say that most of the anglers I talk to who fish the Clinch River are from East Tennessee. Anderson County is not a large tourist destination yet. But, if Cabellas does open there hold on because it will be and Anderson County will become a strong competitor of ours here in Blount County for tourist dollars. The infrastructure will build, more hotels, lodges, campgrounds, rental cabins and restaurants. Land prices will increase and with two wonderful resources, Norris Lake and the Clinch River tailwater I think residents of Anderson County have a bright future ahead for them. I just hope the leaders have the vision to deal with the growth in a good way like we are trying to do here in Blount County.
I would like to see the numbers too. I doubt if the local landowners could support the fishery but apparently residents of East Tennessee do.
I own a house on Norris and the past couple of years has been amazing. Anderson County and Campbell County tourism dollars are getting people from Ohio and Kentucky down on that lake. I believe the area is having a hard time keeping up with the number of people coming to the area. The house next to ours rents out and it is full 3/4 of the year. 90% of the time there are Ohio tags in the driveway.
"The gods do not deduct from man's allotted span the hours spent in fishing." Babylonian Proverb
Flying Trout,
I bet Norris is getting a lot of visitors that would have gone to Lake Cumberland. Having lived and played on Cumberland before moving to Tennessee in 1973 I know that Ohio residents used that lake a lot. Some are going to look for a substitute for a few years and Norris is the most likely destination choice or at least that's what I think. Anderson County is a beautiful place to visit.
Thankfully the Cumberland Tailwater has been and is currently fishing well. I was afraid the trout population was in peril.
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Hello all,
Here is another factor to throw into the mix. I am currently at a conference in Washington and the projected population numbers are that the Southeastern portion of the US will grow by 30% in the next 20 years while the northeast and great lakes region will either remain constant or decline. Some areas such as East TN and N GA are expected to grow upwards of 40% in that time frame. Along with this increase in population is increase in fishing and hunting pressure. If the pressure on our tailwaters, I am primarily speaking of the Clinch, is great now, do we wait until the pressure is even greater and then try to remedy the situation. I believe that we should start working to improve the fishery now before unforseen problems arise and make it absolutely necessary to make adjustments.
Just for the record out of the people I have talked to regarding this topic the numbers are 14 for the slot limit and 2 against. Of those people 9 were FF's and 7 were bait/spin fisherman.
P.S. If this population boom happens as projected, I think I will be house hunting in Utah or Idaho.
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Hey RW.
I think I need to apologize to you. I really think I have figured this all out. I think you are either on the payroll of LUCRO or you just get private access for your continued listings of this data that no one else has but you. Where is all this data you keep throwing out? BTW, don't you think if the river was great then more people would make a visit to it, spend some money in Anderson Co.,
Two. I believe you and Mr. Kline are getting or should get some advertising together for TV ads with postings "Have you ever been forced to release a fish on a trout stream, bass lake, or saltwater in the US due to regulations,, If so, you might be intitled to recieve compensation'" Call 1-800-BAD-SCIENCE!
You guys have it figured out........EVERY FISH MANAGEMENT IN THE COUNTRY IS RIPPING OFF THE POOR MAN, TAKING FOOD FROM THE KIDS, AND FORCING YOU INTO SOME EVIL LIFESTYLE CALLED ....CATCH AND RELEASE and FISHERIES MANAGEMENT! If we all practice your way of thinking it would be great....I could kill 20 deer a year,and for sure would wipe out that flock of turkeys that are eating the seed out of my winter food plots RIGHT NOW!
If you think I am being stupid, I am not the one calling CATCH and RELEASE and slot limits evil.
Again, LUCRO and I quess you have controlled this river for 16 years.. Let TWRA change it for 3, if it doesn't work.....CHANGE it back!!
I am a great admirer of spectator sports, especially on television; it keeps the riffraff off the trout streams.
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Yes if they were our players or at least on a season long loan, I don't agree with the dual reg system never have and never will.
I'm sure you wouldn't have minded in 2008 when we finished bottom of the 2nd division to be packing down with two super league props either side of you? I'm pretty sure you'd have preferred your winning pay on more games then most, than all the losing pay you got that season?
I have spoken to a number of players and they are not happy either about what is going on. Why should 2 players who need to be kept match fit for ANOTHER team be taking the place at the club of 2 players that have signed contracts with them to play?
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Saturday, August 6 found the Tangler and friends wandering through the various stands of vendors exhibiting their wares at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center's Summerfest weekend. Wow, bargains galore. I picked up a number of Mustad hooks at a price of $6 a hundred. They were the old-style Mustad hooks but at that price, a steal of a deal. There were excellent prices on fly-tying materials and hardcover books that are often hard to find. Dennis Menscer, the bamboo rod builder from Hancock, NY, delivered my new eight-foot, five-weight rod. A typical Menscer product that easily fulfills Hiram Leonard's description of a bamboo fly rod, "a useful thing, beautifully made."
Unfortunately, I did not win the Hardy Brothers Cup. Now, there is a surprise. It was nevertheless great fun to be able to compete against such great casters as Dave Brandt, Per Brandin, Takatoshi Kumakirri and Mike McFarland. As Ring Lardner once wrote, "The race is not always to the swift, nor the contest to the strong, but that's the way to bet."
The winner of the Hardy Brothers Cup was Masaki Takemoto from Japan, with a score of 188.5, using a rod he had built himself for use in this competition. His longest cast was 101 feet. In second place was Jin Woo Lee from Canada. Mike McFarland of the United States took third place.
In 1911 one of the Hardy brothers won the C.C. de France casting contest with a cast of 75 feet using a seven-foot 2.75-ounce rod that had been built with radically different rod tapers from other bamboo rods of that period. When Hardy Brothers decided to celebrate their 100th anniversary of that victory, they determined to produce a modern replica of that rod. They selected Tom Moran to be the rod builder. It was to be the first prize for the Hardy Brothers Cup this year. The rod had been kept in the Hardy Brothers Museum and had not been out of its case since the 1970s. Princess Margaret had been allowed to examine it at that time. Moran tweaked the rod as little as possible, and the rod won by Takemoto weighed just a tiny bit less than the original.
Takemoto had made the trip to test his skills against the many fine casters residing in North America. He told us his 101-foot cast was the longest measured cast he had ever made. As a very modest man, he said the highlight of his trip was an opportunity to cast with Joan Wulff on Sunday, "from whom [he] learned many things."
John Shaner, of Hardy USA, did not know what to expect when the Hardy Cup contest was originated. He was very pleased with the attendance at the event and the high level of competition.
Jim Krul, the director of the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum (CFFCM) always felt that the CFFCM was the perfect place to hold the competition. Over 650 people attended the event on Saturday.
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My DD seems to nurse sometimes just to relax, not specifically to eat. As a result she is at the breast sometimes every 2 hours. Is it because she just likes the closeness? Is this normal for a baby.
My DD seems to nurse sometimes just to relax, not specifically to eat. As a result she is at the breast sometimes every 2 hours. Is it because she just likes the closeness? Is this normal for a baby.
You sound concerned your DD may be nursing too much?
How old is your DD?
Nursing for closeness is very normal, at any age. Breastfeeding is not only food, but security, warmth and closeness. As they reach toddlerhood, nursing is not the only way to acheive those things, but it can be an important way to convey those feelings.
Nursing a toddler can be a great way for them to go explore, then re-connect with you, then feel secure enough to go off exploring again.
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My daughter is 2 1/2 she does the same thing. I am pregnant and am scheduled for a c-section on July 6th. And she comfort nurses most the day sometimes now.
DD is almost 4 months old. I enjoy her being close to me and don't mind her nursing as often as she wants. I was just concerned if she comforts herself with me, how will she comfort herself if i'm not there. I only want her to be happy and don't want to do anything to cause her a problem due to my own ignorance about babies.
You are doing the best for her. If this is your first baby, you probably feel overwhelmed by all the decisions you need to make to raise her to be a happy and healthy person. It's easy to feel "worried." The first year flies by and until she starts eating solids, she will want to be "attached" to you almost constantly. Soon, she will be so busy exploring she might not want to nurse as often and solids may keep her full longer. You're on the right track. Enjoy and bask in these nursing marathons. My ds is almost 11 months and already doesn't nurse as often and I know when the time comes for him to wean...I will miss it terribly.
Something else that came to mind is that comfort is like a deposit you make into a bank. You fill it with unlimited amounts of "comfort" and when it comes time to make a withdrawal...i.e. you're not around for a few hours...She'll be fine. So nurse away while you can. You are actually ensuring that she will be a happy baby even when mom's not around temporarily.
Hi dorothy evangelines mom,
It sounds like your instincts are right on target and that you are truly enjoying the closeness and bonding of "mothering through breastfeeding".
R&JJJ, I love the idea about comfort being like a deposit in the bank! That is a beautiful way of describing it, thank you! Meeting their needs for closeness and security now will fill them up so much that they will have enough love in the bank to get through whatever challenges lay ahead.
I found a couple of links you may be interested in:
Will I Spoil My Baby by Holding/nursing Him So Often?
So I Nursed Him Every 45 Minutes
And I love this quote from Dr. Grantly Dick-Read. "A newborn baby has only three demands. They are warmth in the arms of its mother, food from her breasts, and the security in the knowledge of her presence. Breastfeeding satisfies all three." (You probably can tell I borrowed from that quote in my first post! )
I hope this helps!
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Any suggestions for my hubby to try when I am at work and DD wants to comfort nurse? She doesn't take a nubbie/paci very often and never when upset. He is frustrated that I nurse her whenever she wants regardless if it's because she is hungry or just wants to. He says it makes it harder on her when I am at work and she can't nurse. He says she gets upset because she expects me to be there and doesn't understand that i'm not and doesn't understand why I don't pick her up and nurse her. This makes me feel bad. I don't want her to think I am ignoring her when in fact I am not even home but at work. I don't want to pump exclusively and not breast feed but she only cries herself to sleep now since she is used to being held and nursing to sleep. If she would be happier with a bottle then I would do it but, maybe selfishly, I enjoy our nursing time as cuddle time.


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+ Successful World Breastfeeding Week Celebrations Internet store with WBWC promotional items for Leaders, Groups and Areas to purchase, found at http://www.cafepress.com/wbwlllusa.
+Sold out of a unique lapel pin designed with this year's logo.
+ LLL in the USA World Breastfeeding Week Celebrations display at the LLLI Conference's World Faire. This drew many visitors, including Liew Mun Tip, Deputy Director of the World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Secretariat (WABA) based in Penang, Malaysia. Mun Tip coordinates the World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) program internationally, including the concept and production of materials for WBW celebrations annually.
+ 65 random drawing prizes awarded, complements of our sponsors. All Groups who raised money for WBWC were included in the drawing in the following Areas:
Alabama/Mississippi/Louisiana (7)
Arizona (1)
Arkansas/Oklahoma (3)
Colorado/Wyoming (2)
Connecticut (1)
Florida (4)
Georgia (1)
Idaho (1)
Illinois (5)
Iowa (1)
Kansas (3)
Michigan ( 6)
Missouri (1)
Nebraska (3)
New Jersey (4)
New York East (5)
North Carolina (5)
Ohio (1)
Pennsylvania East (7)
South Carolina (2)
Texas (1)
Virginia/West Virginia (3)
+ Approximately $3500 in Group rebates.
+ Five percent of the total income raised was designated for the World Breastfeeding Week Celebrations Grants. A successful 2006 grant awarded to LLL Leader Joy Kahler of Wyoming resulted in a pro-breastfeeding billboard she had commissioned for a prominent road in her county. Watch for news about how to apply for a grant in 2008.
+ Many generous direct donations. One of the more unusual ones was a month-long raffle held by Celebrity Baby Blog - http://www.celebrity-babies.com/ with prizes valued at over $75 each. The blog's readers donated $1,032 and won prizes valued at over $2300. CBB also raised another $1,000 in sponsorship fees.
+ Activities continue outside of the WBWC season with the Platypus Media www.PlatypusMedia.com discount on their books until January 31. 10% from all sales will be donated to LLL in the USA WBWC by putting "LLL in the USA" as your Company Name on the order form to ensure that the sale gets properly tracked.
The accomplishments of the last twelve months are remarkable. Thank you all. Your passion and commitment were contagious. You made a difference in 2007.
Plans for fabulous 2008 World Breastfeeding Week Celebrations have already begun. Next year's theme is one familiar to everyone in La Leche League - Mother to Mother Support. LLL in the USA WBWC Team will be updating the www.lllusa.org Web site in preparation for this exciting theme and hopes to have all the new information on the Website - http://www.lllusa.org/wbw/index.php - by March 31, 2008.
For now we are most grateful for your continued belief in breastfeeding and its importance to mothers and babies. Thanks, and here's to great 2008 WBW Celebrations!
-The WBWC Team: Pamela Dunne, Linda Parry, Alice Barbiere, Debbie Chapdelaine, Cindy Garrison, Candace Hill, Becky Hugh, Anne Marie Miller, Pam Mills, Angela Nooner, Amy Shaw


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Next time you have a campout, try using your cast iron cookware the way it was originally used: over a bed of campfire coals!
6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, pounded flat with tenderizing hammer
3 c. flour
1 tbsp. Cajun seasoning
1 tbsp. paprika
½ tsp. garlic powder
½ tsp. cracked black pepper
2 large eggs
1 ½ c. buttermilk
½ c. lemon juice
Canola oil for frying
Cover chicken with lemon juice and allow to marinate for 1 hour.
Mix eggs with buttermilk in one bowl, and all dry ingredients in another. Heat ½ inch oil in Dutch oven over hot coals until hot enough to fry.
Dip chicken in dry mix, then wet, then back into dry.
Fry chicken, one at a time, until golden brown on both sides and done, about 3 minutes per side.
The beauty here is how the cast iron holds the heat. It will help maintain an even frying temperature and avoid that "raw on the second side" problem.
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Leland F. FlintMay 15,2013
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RANDOLPH Leland Francis Flint, 92, died Monday, May 13, 2013, at Menig Extended Care Facility.
He was born March 29, 1921, in Brookfield, the son of Fred and Lella Flint.
He graduated from Randolph High School in 1940.
He married Elloweene Osha in Randolph on Nov. 15, 1940.
He was an apprentice electrician for Felix Stokes. He became a master electrician and operated his own electrical, plumbing, heating and appliance business in Randolph until 1966. He then worked for Randolph National Bank, retiring in 1977. He also serviced laundromats in South Royalton and at Vermont Technical College and Lake Champagne for many years.
He acquired his pilots license and enjoyed flying. He also enjoyed traveling and camping at Lake Champagne.
He played fiddle with the Karl Brown Band and was a member of the Northeast Fiddlers Club, Mystic Star Phoenix Masonic Lodge 97 and York Rite in Montpelier. He was also a member of the Randolph Fish and Game Club and the Bethany United Church of Christ.
Survivors include his wife, of Randolph; daughters Bonita P. Flint and Lori Lee Flint, both of Randolph, and Lisa Flint Meunier, of Essex Junction; and two grandchildren. He was predeceased by a brother, Grant Flint.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 16, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. at Green Mountain Gospel Chapel, Route 66 at Hebard Hill Road in Randolph. Burial will follow at Pleasant View Cemetery.
Friends may call Wednesday, May 15, from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Day Funeral Home.
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Actress Angelina Jolie tears up while telling a refugee's story during a panel discussion about education at the Clinton Global Inititative annual meeting September 26, 2007 in New York. Thirteen hundred delegates from 72 countries are meeting at the third annual gathering organized by former President Bill Clinton. (Credit; Chris Hondros/Getty Images)
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Bush Awards Posthumous Medal Of Honor To Navy SEAL
Tears stream down the face of U.S. President George W. Bush during an East Room ceremony to present a posthumous Medal of Honor to the parents of Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Monsoor April 8, 2008 at the White House in Washington, DC. Michael Monsoor, a Navy SEAL from Garden Grove, California, threw himself on top of a grenade during Operation Kentucky Jumper September 29, 2006 in South Ramadi, Iraq saving the lives of three comrades and three Iraqi soldiers. He was the fifth person to receive the award since the start of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. (Credit; Brian Aho/U.S. Navy)
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The ketubbah (or ketubah) is the traditional Jewish marriage document. Today a ketubbah is one of the prime objects of Jewish artistic expression, and it serves as a permanent and beautiful symbol of mutual commitment and partnership.
Browse Audrey's online selection of ketubbot.
Artists use varying techniques of lithography, hand-painting, hand-lettering, giclee printing, papercutting, and gold-leaf embellishment as decoration.
Audrey's offers a vast array of ketubbah reproductions and limited edition prints. Audrey's staff can also assist you in commissioning an originally designed ketubbah by an artist of your choosing.
Lithography is a printing process in which the image to be printed is rendered on a flat surface, as on sheet zinc or aluminum, and treated to retain ink while the non-image areas are treated to repel ink. The artist then covers the plate with a sheet of paper and runs both through a press under light pressure.
A very popular method of fine art reproduction now used by fine artists in all sectors is called giclee (pronounced jee-clay), a French word, which means "sprayed ink." It is a finely honed technology in which more than four million droplets of ink per second are sprayed onto paper or canvas, capturing the finest nuances of the original painting. Because of the many layers of ink applied to the surface, giclee reproductions "appear" to be painted. Archival, ultra-chrome inks and 100% cotton papers rated to last for 120 years are used in the process.
The benefit to the artist of using this digital process is that he/she no longer has to print an entire edition at once. With the giclee method, each piece is done individually. The text is often written in digital calligraphy, as is the personalization.
Papercutting is a traditional folk art form that is found in many cultures. There is Chinese, French, German, Mexican, Polish, Swiss, and Jewish papercutting. Jewish papercutting is many hundreds of years old. It is typically allegorical and illustrates or interprets a quotation or an idea. Many times Jewish papercuts even include calligraphic text. When a ketubbah is lasercut, it is not cut by hand.
Most artists offer a variety of texts and in some cases will do custom texts or allow their designs to be purchased blank. Audrey's staff can assist you in choosing your text once you have selected a ketubbah. It is very important that you check with your officiating rabbi or cantor before selecting a text.
The following brief descriptions may help clarify the options:
This text was written during the Babylonian exile, with minor variations that occurred through changes in time and place. It delineates the husband's obligations toward his wife as they enter the marital state and was designed to protect the woman's status and property in marriage and in the event of divorce or the husband's death. It is still used by Orthodox and Conservative rabbis, carrying legal clout in contemporary courts of law as a contractual agreement. If you will be using this text, select the artist and then have your rabbi approve that artist's Orthodox text. There are some variations in spellings and your rabbi will want to be sure it fulfills his or her requirements.
The English text that accompanies an Othodox text is not a direct translation of the Aramaic. For each ketubbah that you are considering, be sure to note how the English text is worded, as the wording can vary widely between ketubbot.
This text is the same as the Orthodox text with the addition of a paragraph called the Lieberman Clause. This is a legally binding agreement stating that, in the event of a civil divorce, the couple agrees to abide by the decision of the Rabbinic Assembly concerning the Jewish divorce. Many Conservative rabbis insist that couples sign this. The purpose is to prevent the get (Jewish divorce) from becoming a bargaining tool against the spouse, which would prevent them from remarrying. For each artwork that you are considering, please have your rabbi review that artist's text. There are some variations in spellings and your rabbi or cantor will want to be sure it fulfills his or her requirements.
The English text that accompanies the Conservative with Lieberman Clause text is not a direct translation of the Aramaic. For each ketubbah that you are considering, be sure to note how the English text is worded, as the wording can vary widely between ketubbot. Note that sometimes the English vows on ketubbot featuring the Conservative text are significantly shorter than in other ketubbot. This is because the Conservative with Lieberman Clause text is so long that there is less room available for longer, English vows.
This text varies from artist to artist. You should read the text that accompanies each ketubbah that you are considering. They are often beautifully written expressions of love, devotion, and commitment. The Hebrew is a direct translation of the English. Be sure your rabbi or cantor approves your text choice.
Interfaith texts are widely available and wording varies from artist to artist. In some instances there is a complete Hebrew translation of the text. In most cases, there is a Hebrew heading containing the Hebrew date, the place of the marriage and your names, followed by the vows in English. Though most rabbis and cantors will allow you free reign to choose what you like, some require specific wording. Please check with your rabbi or cantor first.
Commitment vows are written to be suitable for same-gender unions and are usually universally appropriate for any commitment or marriage ceremony as well. The wording varies from artist to artist so be sure to read each one that accompanies the artwork you are interested in.
Humanistic texts vary and may or may not mention Jewish culture and tradition. Some have Hebrew and some are all English. It is a secular text in that it omits any reference to God.
Non-denominational texts are for couples of any religious background. There are no references to Judaism.
Already-married couples add meaning to their anniversary celebration with a beautiful ketubbah commemorating their years together. Many of our artists offer thoughtful texts that reflect on this event. Some couples prefer to choose the same text that was on their original ketubbah and to fill in the original information. This is a great gift to present to each other or to anyone having an anniversary.
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Police: Man got in through drive-up window
Janesville police have released video of the Wednesday morning burglary of a liquor store.
Police responded to an alarm at Julie and Ray's Liquor Store at 1621 W. Court St. at 1:57 a.m., and found the north side drive-up window smashed out.
The surveillance video shows a man entering the store through the drive-up window, placing numerous packs of cigarettes and liquor bottles in a bag and fleeing through the same window.
The burglar was in the store for about one minute.
The burglar is described as white, between 5 feet 8 inches and 5 feet 10 inches tall. He was wearing a solid-colored winter coat with the hood over his head. He was also wearing jeans, black tennis shoes with white soles and black rimmed glasses.
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Laurier submits Strategic Mandate Agreement
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Wilfrid Laurier University President Max Blouw submitted the institutions Strategic Mandate Agreement this afternoon in accordance with the Oct. 5 deadline set by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
The Ministry requested that all universities and colleges in Ontario prepare a Strategic Mandate Agreement as part of a comprehensive review of post-secondary education in Ontario.
The submissions will be reviewed in light of a document issued by the province in June called, Strengthening Ontarios Centres of Creativity, Innovation and Knowledge: A Discussion Paper on Innovation to Make Our University and College System Stronger.
Lauriers Strategic Mandate Agreement is available by clicking here.


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Having 'Type D' Personality May Hurt Your Health
May 9, 2012 -- Doctors need to focus on their heart patients' psychological well-being in addition to their physical well-being, suggests a new study in the journal Circulation.
According to the research, patients with what's known as a "type D" personality -- meaning a distressed and generally pessimistic outlook on life -- may be more likely to face poor health after having an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) put in place than other patients with the same device.
An ICD monitors the heart and shocks it back on course if its rhythm becomes life-threatening.
"In my opinion, screening patients would be a worthwhile endeavor, as it will provide important information to health care professionals managing and caring for ICD patients on the patient's psychological vulnerability," researcher Susanne Pedersen, PhD, tells WebMD in an email.
Pedersen, a psychologist at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, and her colleagues followed 383 patients -- nearly 80% of them men -- for a year. Each participant completed a health questionnaire to assess their health before being fitted with an ICD. The participants were also evaluated psychologically to determine whether they had a type D personality.
Type Ds Are High-Risk Patients
Type Ds have a lot of negative emotions and tend to keep the emotions to themselves. Nearly a quarter of the patients enrolled in the study had a type D personality.
At three-month intervals, the participants re-evaluated their health using the same questionnaire they were given at the beginning of the study.
By the end of the study period, the researchers were able to show that those with a type D personality had significantly lower health scores than those without the distressed personality. Type D defibrillator patients reported greater difficulty performing everyday tasks, functioning at work, and interacting with others. They also suffered more from severe and debilitating pain.
The researchers also studied the reports of patients whose ICDs had delivered a shock to them during the year-long period. Overall, about 14% of all patients enrolled in the study experienced a shock. While the health rating scores of such patients were as much as 13 points lower than other patients, Pedersen and her team found that type D patients who received a shock scored as many as 30 points lower.


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"Mrs. Therse Cowell, foster home license worker, receives a $200 check from VT-26 Enlisted Wives Club to be used for the foster children in Beeville. Making the presentation are Mrs. Judy Bellanger, president; and treasurer Mrs. Elaine Gower; and member Mrs. Proscilla Mitchell."
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A teen's first drive in her new car was interrupted by a police chase.
Officers said two people crashed a stolen truck near Northwest 36th Street and Blackwelder Avenue in Oklahoma City.
Police said the truck smashed into the back of a car driven by a 16-year-old.
KOCO spoke with the girl's grandfather right after the crash.
"I just got it for Christmas for her. She wanted a Cube, I just got it for Christmas. This was the first day to drive it with her driver's license because she didn't want to drive it alone, she wanted me to go with her," said Gorman Newton.
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Sheep that gather nightly for safety in the sheepfold are aware when the person who care for them enters. This person they will follow. If a thief or robber enters, the sheep appear unaware of that presence. So, the good shepherd knows his sheep and is known by his sheep. The touch of the shepherd reassures the flock; they know that this person would give his life for them.
This past week has brought tragedy with the dying and injury of many individuals from the Boston bombing, the West fertilizer explosion, and the Chinese earthquake. A good shepherd would take all the victims, dead or alive, and touch and hold them in his arms. We are God's people and must react accordingly. We must hold and lift our voices in prayer about the tragedies. This also provides an opportunity for us as individuals to behave in a Christ-like manner by sending food and funds to restore the joy of life to the victims.
So much good can come from tragedies. The first responders in each event rushed in without thought of their own safety to aid the wounded. Police and people in the marathon crowd turned immediately to aid the injured. All the residents of the West nursing home were rushed out by individuals so save their lives. Many in China turned back to the carnage before them to save the injured. These responders hear the shepherd's voice telling them to tend to those who needed help. Regardless of the dangers present in each venue good people stepped forward. Member of the congregation have the opportunity to respond by sending funds to aid in the relief for the Boston and West incidents.
Pastor recommended member view the movie: Lincoln. The movie takes place during the president's second term. When Lincoln conversed with individuals he would touch each person as he spoke...just as God speaks to each of us when we are troubled.
The strategy which Lincoln clarifies in the movie is that if one makes his enemy his friend, he can thus defeat his enemy. When we have issues with others, we should remember the advantage of making our enemies our friends. The last enemy of each one is death but by faith neither life nor death can defeat us.