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Baby Temperament and Sleep
Babies are genetically predisposed to specific personality traits, and once your baby enters this world he or she will begin to exhibit these tendencies. Sometimes from even hours after your baby is born, you will start to notice various patterns in behavior. Until recently, doctors and scientists simply waved away these perceptions about a baby's personality so young. Now, however, they are realizing that these initial intuitions about your baby's demeanor are actually on target and shed valuable insight into the person your baby will become. Your baby's temperament is even genetically predisposed before birth, and is passed down from parent to child (haven't you ever heard that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree?).
Your baby's mood can be gauged on how your baby reacts to the world around her. It's a personality style, a trait, a preference. Some babies may become inconsolable and alarmed from sudden noises, while others simply startle and bounce back to resettle themselves very quickly. One baby may take changes in happy strides while another will be thrown off by even the slightest shift in her regular routine.
No matter what your baby's temperament is, however, you want to learn how to work with your baby's style rather than fight it. It is so important to do this because your baby's mood has a direct impact on her sleeping patterns. If your try to push your baby in a way that goes against her nature you will in essence be fighting who she is and only cause more disruptions to her sleep. So be aware and let yourself get to know this precious little bundle! Recognize the cues that your baby is giving you so that you will be able to better assist her in her sleep challenges and overall well-being.
Before being able to learn how to work with your baby's temperament, however, it is crucial to first really understand who she is and how she responds to her surroundings. Only from there will you be able to help her by learning how you can understand her existing temperament and its affect on her sleep and overall well-being.
There are obviously many different types of combinations with personality and environment that help to determine what a baby will act like. I've found, however, that babies fall into 6 main categories: The Intense Baby, The Sensitive Baby, The Adaptable Baby, The Free-Spirited Baby, The Energetic Baby, and the Combination Baby. Once you're able to understand the different categories of personalities and moods, you can then channel and work with your baby's natural tendencies. You may recognize that there is an overlap with your baby with some of these categories, and that's O.K. There is no 'one size fits all' baby and you may see some characteristics that your baby possesses in more than one category.
When trying to determine what category your baby falls under, try evaluating the following aspects of your baby's responses and reactions to a normal day:
• How active is your baby? Some babies are often more fidgety and squirmy, while others seem more on the easy-going, relaxed side. (There has actually been some interesting evidence that have linked active newborns to mothers that complained about a lot of kicking in utero!)
• How predictable is your baby? Are your baby's eating and sleeping patterns predictable or more sporadic and spontaneous – varying day to day?
• How social is your baby? Think about how your baby responds to new situations and people. Does she get excited when meeting someone new or does she recoil and seem more fearful and withdrawn?
• How well does your baby adapt to new situations? How well does your baby handle changes to her normal routine? If there are minor disruptions to her daily activities does she recover quickly or become upset?
• How sensitive is your baby? Some babies are more sensory oriented, and respond stronger to loud noises, bright lights, certain types of clothes and various other stimuli.
• How is your baby's general mood? Babies have natural dispositions, so it's important to know if your baby is generally happy or more on the touchy side. Some babies are very easy going while others seem to get upset and more irritable on a constant basis.
• How intense are your baby's emotions? When happy or even upset, some babies may be more passive while others are VERY loud and expressive with their responses. Does your baby seem to have strong emotions or seem more on the subdued side?
• How distractible is your baby? If your baby is upset about a pacifier that dropped or a toy that was taken away, can you easily distract her? Some babies can be soothed fairly easily while others take much longer to calm down.
• How determined is your baby? Does your baby seem to remain interested in a simple toy or game for a long time, or prefer to go quickly from one activity to the next?
Determining your baby's temperament by asking questions like these can help you solve some of the most common issues that can arise. You'll be able to better understand your baby's reactions and know how to work with her responses. For example, if your baby is more sensitive or has sensory issues, you may notice that she becomes hysterical if the lights are turned on in her room or music is too loud. She may not want to eat something because the temperature is too cold or too warm. You may think it's a perfect "cuddle time", but she may push away due to her strong sense of touch. Babies like this often are not calmed by being rocked to sleep as it's simply too stimulating, while a baby without sensory issues will love it! Understanding your baby and recognizing these key points about her is the first stepping stone in tackling any sleep issue because she may respond in a different way according to her own natural tendencies.
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I would love it if you'd go through the various temperaments outlined here…and discuss how they affect sleep! I'm pretty sure my 9 mo old is the sensitive baby and has so much trouble sleeping – I'd love to learn how to help her! Thnx


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As I suspected, the article on David Virtue's site about Bishop Wilkinson excommunicating the former rector was full of inaccuracies, some of which have been corrected. Here's a link to the somewhat corrected version, which adds what seems to be the letter from Bishop Wilkinson to the former rector, with brackets that I assume are Fr. Stanley Sinclair's "fisking" of the Bishop's letter. You can see the graciousness of Bishop Wilkinson in the letter. It puts to shame the vitriolic reaction in the comments section over at Virtueonline.org.
Read the article and the letter (or part of it) below the break.
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Exclusives : Deep Divisions in Traditional Anglican Communion Erupt over Pope's Unity Offer
Posted by David Virtue on 2010/6/24 8:30:00 (2023 reads)
Deep Divisions in Traditional Anglican Communion Erupt over Pope's offer of Unity
Victoria, BC Cathedral Rector Dismissed by ACCC Archbishop
By David W. Virtue
June 25, 2010
The former Rector of St. John the Evangelist, Canon Stanley Sinclair, has been expelled from the cathedral and excommunicated from his parish and the Anglican Catholic Church of Canada based in Victoria, BC because he refuses to accept the Pope's offer of unity being promoted by the Traditional Anglican Communion.
Canon Sinclair was summarily dismissed from his post by The The Very Rev. Shane B. Janzen, who accused Canon Sinclair of "sowing discord", and "going behind my back to spread false information, fear and disunity."
In a letter to Sinclair, which VOL has obtained, Shane described himself as "appalled" and said Sinclair was "duplicitous" and accused him of "shredding his ministry, breaking friendship" and that "a clergyman of your years and maturity should have acted differently. I hope the ends justify the means," he said in a final blast at the priest.
In his response to Janzen, Sinclair said the church he has known has been taken from him and wrote, "It seems best to me that in the light of the excommunication, I should resign accordingly from the Anglican Catholic Church of Canada, and express to you, to the Dean and Chapter and the membership of the parish the love and regard we have for all of you."
Janzen said he had contacted Archbishop James Eugene Provence (APCK) over the Ordinariate who said it was personal. "I faced the prospect of having no church connection, because of the terms of the Ordinariate, I also called an old friend, APCK Archbishop Robert Morse. Like all those clergy who have left the Anglican (Episcopal) Church, a period of discernment and consideration of the options preceded any notification of the diocesan, pending a decision.
"I have not urged anyone to leave St. John's, nor do I have any plans whatsoever. I had every intention of informing you well in advance of any decision on my part."
Janzen said the stress he and many have felt since the publication of Anglicanorum Coetibus has been profound. "In our estimation, and that of many others, our Church as we know it is being taken away from us, though for the noblest motives. We may be mistaken, but this is our earnest conviction."
"I never intended the hurt of anyone, and I still regard the publication of the Pro/Con as a necessary independent act. I am sorry that this was perceived as a personal attack or act of treachery."
Reaction to the Dean's sacking of Sinclair was swift and condemnatory. One parishioner wrote, "I did not join Saint John's to be a Roman Catholic."
"The meeting after Church was akin to union meetings I have experienced in logging camps; intimidation ruled, stand up and vote; it was not right. After reading the documents, especially the one dated March 12, 2010 to [Cardinal] Joseph Levada; I read what I sensed at the meeting, I am dealing with a stacked deck, this deal was done long before any lay people could vote. Synod in July will be no different.
"I am much troubled how a man of God could write a letter like you wrote to Father Stan. The man you first served under and then excommunicated, that is not the wisdom of God at work. Father Stan was thrown under the bus; did he not help build this Church?
"The Anglican Ordinariate will be a shadow of its former self. I believe the shepherds to be thinking not of the flock but of themselves. I believe our shepherd has misled us and God only knows why."
The parishioner concluded his blast saying that it made no sense why the powers that be at Saint John's would do this to what was started with five members in the congregation. [Is this about progress? power? acknowledgment? career decision? money?]
"It is with a very heavy heart that my family and I bid you and the Church goodbye; we can no longer attend Saint John's."
Prominent Lay Reader, Dr. Geoffrey D. T. Shaw summarized events leading to the parish schism.
"Several years ago our House of Bishops signed the Catechism of the Catholic Church committing us to uphold the doctrines and dogma of the RC Church – without consultation with the clergy or laity. That was a breach of the various constitutions to which we belong.
"The Primate Archbishop Hepworth visited the church to answer questions of concern to members of the parish. The answers to these questions were not satisfactory and later were found to be misleading. The Dean announced from the pulpit that a vote would take place by the parish. Prior to the Synod of the Traditional Anglican Communion where our delegates would be sent to take part in a vote on acceptance of the terms of the Apostolic Constitution.
"A petition was drafted in strict accordance with the Societies Act, B.C. The parish council was asked to arrange a Special General meeting at which two motions would be tabled for a vote. 13 signatories of members of the parish were obtained.
"The petition was handed to the Dean Rev. Shane Janzen at a coffee break of parish members following Mass several weeks ago. The Dean approached some of the elderly Signatories and chastised them for adding their signatures. This intimidating tactic resulted in them saying they did not understand what they were signing.
"As Allan Singleton-Wood was the person who delivered the petition to him, he sent a letter to him with a copy to all signatories and members of the parish council accusing Singleton-Wood of telling untruths and falsifying information on the document. He resigned as a lay reader.
"It became increasingly apparent through conflicting statements by the Dean that we were not receiving an accurate picture of the bishops' plan for our church. Because of the absence of proper information, Canon Sinclair drafted a document of "Pros and Cons" of the offer by Rome and sent this to all members of the congregation. It was a very balanced document.
"At Mass the following week Canon Sinclair suffered the humiliation of a strong rebuke from the pulpit for producing a document from which the Dean dissociated himself.
"Canon Sinclair had a telephone discussion with Archbishop Provence, an old friend from a US Anglican Catholic Diocese. The Archbishop reassured him that if members of the church were left with "nowhere to go" he would help in any way he can with pastoral care.
"Singleton-Wood resigned from the parish. He explained to the Dean that he wished to remain an Anglican Catholic and does not intend to become a Roman Catholic. The Dean's letter of response informed him that he would also be removed as a member of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Traditional Anglican Communion (this despite the fact that the Synod of the TAC has not yet had its meeting on whether or not to "go to Rome."
In a Parish Newsletter, The Dean accused Canon Sinclair of lies and duplicity and distributing false information.
The Bishop invited him to lunch and made an offer to rescind the excommunication and reinstate his license on the condition that he withheld any further discussions with other churches until after the Synod.
Canon Sinclair refused and sent a letter to the Bishop accepting the excommunication. The Dean announced a formal meeting of the Parish to take place yesterday, 20th June.
At that meeting it was announced, despite Canon Sinclair's refusal to concede to the Bishop's request, that a reconciliation had taken place and that Canon Sinclair's license had been restored.
"When the bishops signed the Catechism of the Catholic Church they agreed to teach us the RC Catechism, its doctrines and dogma commencing immediately. It also bound us all to uphold RC Canon Law (even though we were already bound by TAC Canon Law. The bishops were at that time bound by the constitutions of the TAC, ACCC and the constitution of the Parish of St John's. Those constitutions were seriously breached by this agreement and were further breached by making these decisions without consultation with the clergy and laity. The Apostolic Constitution will logically make those constitutions obsolete."
In the US, at least one ACA/TAC diocese has said it would not accept Rome's offer setting the stage for schism within the Continuing Anglican church body throughout North America.
FOOTNOTE: TAC History in Roman Catholic Dialogue
In October 2007 the bishops of TAC formally expressed the desire to enter into full unity with the See of Rome and declared their adherence to the doctrines expressed in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. In a statement authorised by Archbishop Hepworth on 16 October 2007: In adhering to those doctrines (which include all the dogma) they undertook to teach them to members of the TAC thus seriously breeching the constitutions of the TAC, the Anglican Catholic Church of Canada, the parish constitutions and the Affirmation of St. Louis. Indeed they all became basically redundant at that time.
That was the start of the process of converting the priests and faithful to Roman Catholicism.
The Primate of the TAC, John Hepworth, insists that acceptance of the Pope's offer does not mean conversion to Roman Catholicism for Anglican Catholics.
Who is he kidding? The Ordinariate is a Roman Catholic Body reporting to Rome. It is bound by RC Canon Law.
The priests must be re-ordained as Roman Catholic priests. He says they must be – in order to perform Mass in RC churches if required.(the real reason is that they cannot administer the sacraments unless they are Roman Catholics).
They must agree to teach the Roman Catholic Catechism with all its dogmas and doctrines, including infallibility of the Pope and to be bound by Roman Catholic Canon Law
despite the claim by the Primate that the move of a parish into an Ordinariate is "corporate" and not "individual" the laity must apply in writing to join (an individual membership)
TAC members WILL become Roman Catholics. Why the TAC Bishops are not being honest about this defies all logic.
Allan Singleton-Wood
The PROs and CONs of the Personal Ordinariate written by Fr. Sinclair can be found at this link:
A letter from Bishop Peter Wilkinson
Dear Father Stan:
I can hardly believe that I have to write this letter to you whom I brought to Victoria and St John's [correction, it was Bishop Crawley, but of course Fr Peter concurred], a beloved friend for over twenty years. But your actions in regard to me have made it necessary.
As you know, at my consecration I was admonished to 'Protect the Bride of Christ, his holy Church.' That is why I wear a wedding ring. At my enthronement you and the clergy recognized me as your 'chief pastor and Father in God' [Yes, in fact I withdrew from consideration for the office of bishop in his favour] and pledged to me your 'true service and loyalty.'
However, your invitation to a foreign bishop to come and discuss options for providing Episcopal oversight in my diocese without my prior knowledge and consent is an act of disloyalty, and I must now inhibit you from the ministry of the Anglican Catholic Church of Canada, and confirm the excommunication.

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There are storylines everywhere you look in Dublin this weekend.
Warren Gatland can expect an interesting reception from the crowd at the Aviva Stadium after his decision to drop Brian O'Driscoll from the last test of the Lions series, but that's not the only Lions-related issue on the agenda.
There are players coming face to face all over the field, from whom the Lions coach had to choose between for various positions in his Test side. Many of them went Wales' way, which could provide extra motivation for the men in green this Saturday.
Strip all those subplots away, though, and we are still left with the fixture that, perhaps more than any other in recent memory, has served up some real treats in the Six Nations.
Think back to the 2003 opener edged by Ireland in Cardiff, the 2005 fixture in which Gethin Jenkins galloped away to seal Grand Slam glory, or the 2009 thriller that saw Ireland claim a famous Grand Slam.
Take this to the bank and cash it: there will be tries, talking points and a clear pointer as to the destination of the title in Dublin on Saturday.
Here are five key matchups that will play a large part in who comes out on top.


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Sender: James Thomas Berryman (1902-1971)
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"We will not become immortal cyborgs with superintelligent computer friends in the next twenty years," writes Annalee Newitz on io9. "There is strong evidence that humans first began exploring the oceans by boat about 50 thousand years ago… What if our space probes and the Curiosity rover are the equivalent of those reed boats thousands of years ago? It's worth pondering. We may be at the start of a long, slow journey whose climactic moment comes thousands of years from now." My short answer: So what?
Longer answer: I don't disagree with Annalee's cautious timeline. All these things (space colonization, interstellar travel, immortality, strong AI, mind uploading…) are not likely to appear as soon as we wish, and probably not in our lifetime.
So what?
The Universe is still young, all these things and more will be developed by future generations, and it feels good to be part of a species that will do shit like this. I think our descendants will roam the universe and re-engineer space-time.
"You will not live to be 200 years old," says Annalee. "I repeat: You will not live to be 200 years old."
But Yes We Can. I plan to be frozen or have my brain chemically preserved for a couple of centuries, and I look forward to seeing the far future with my eyes. I support Alcor and the Cryonics Institute, and I have great hope in the plan of the Brain Preservation Foundation to develop modern, uploading-friendly brain preservation options.
A minor downside: saying that we want to live indefinitely attracts the insults of bigot luddites who condemn imagination in name of the dullest PC (PoliPathetically Correct) nanny-statism typical of the modern pseudo-left (I say "pseudo" because real Left is something else, read for example Haldane and Bernal).
The Singularity is a clean mathematical concept — perhaps too clean. Engineers know that all sorts of dirty and messy things happen when one leaves the clean and pristine world of mathematical models and abstractions to engage actual reality with its thermodynamics, friction and grease.
I have no doubts of the feasibility of real, conscious, smarter than human AI: intelligence and consciousness are not mystical but physical, and sooner or later they will be replicated and improved upon. There are promising developments, but (as it uses to happen in reality) I expect all sorts of unforeseen roadblocks with forced detours.
"It takes time to analyze our genomes, then it takes more time to test them, then it takes more time to develop therapies to keep us young," says Annalee Newitz, "and then there is a lot of government red tape and cultural backlash to deal with too."
Often, the old ways fight back for a long time before giving up. We had e-books in the early 90s, 20 years ago, but it is only now in the early 10s that we are really switching to e-books because they are just better than the old paper books. I expect a strong resistance of the old ways to new technologies able to radically hack our bodies and minds, and transcend the current human condition.
So I don't really see a Dirac delta on the horizon — I do see a positive overall trend, but one much slower and with a lot of noise superimposed, not as strong as the main signal but almost.
I mostly agree with the analysis of Max More in "Singularity and Surge Scenarios" and I suspect the changes that we will see in this century, dramatic and world changing as they might appear to us, will appear as just business than usual to the younger generations. The Internet and mobile phones were a momentous change for us, but they are just a routine part of life for teens. We are very adaptable, and technology is whatever has been invented after our birth, the rest being just part of the fabric of everyday's life.
That is why I like Charlie Stross' Accelerando so much: we see momentous changes happening one after another, but we also get the feeling that it is just business as usual for Manfred and Amber, and just normal life to Sirhan and of course Aineko. Life is life and people are people, before and after the Singularity.
Some consider the coming intelligence explosion as an existential risk. Superhuman intelligences may have goals inconsistent with human survival and prosperity. AI researcher Hugo de Garis suggests that AIs may simply eliminate the human race, and humans would be powerless to stop them.
Eliezer Yudkowsky and the Singularity Institute propose that research be undertaken to produce friendly artificial intelligence (FAI) in order to address the dangers. I must admit to a certain skepticism toward FAI: if super intelligences are really super intelligent (that is, much more intelligent than us), they will be able to easily circumvent any limitations we may try to impose on them. No amount of technology, not even an intelligence explosion, will change the fact that different players have different interests and goals. SuperAIs will do what is in _their_ best interest, regardless of what we wish, and no amount of initial programming or conditioning is going to change that. If they are really super intelligent, they will shed whatever design limitation imposed by us in no time, including "initial motivations". The only viable response will be… political: negotiating mutually acceptable deals, with our hands ready on the plug. I think politics (conflict management, and trying to solve conflicts without shooting each other) will be as important after the Singularity (if such a thing happens) as before.
I am not too worried about the possibility that AIs may eliminate the human race, because I think AIs will BE part of the human race. Mind uploading technology will be developed in parallel with strong artificial intelligence, and by the end of this century most sentient beings on this planet may be a combination of wet-organic and dry-computational intelligence.
Artificial intelligences will include subsystems derived from human uploads, with some degree of preservation of their "self," and originally organic humans will include sentient AI subsystems. Eventually, our species will leave wet biology behind, humans and artificial intelligences will co-evolve, and at some point it will be impossible to tell which is which. Organic ex-human and computational intelligences will not be at war with each other, but blend and merge to give birth to Hans Moravec's Mind Children.
Many anti-transhumanist rants do not address real transhumanism but a demonized, caricatural strawman of transhumanism, which some intellectually dishonest critics wish to sell to their readers, which I find very annoying.
In some cases, I rather agree with some specific points addressing over-optimistic predictions: While I am confident that indefinite life extension and mind uploading will eventually be achieved, I don't see it happening before the second half of the century, and closer to the end. Not many transhumanists think practical, operational indefinite life extension and mind uploading will be a reality in the next couple of decades. Similarly, I don't see a Singularity in 2045.
But the bold optimism of Ray Kurzweil is a refreshing change from the cautious, timid, boring, PC and often defeatist attitude of the post-911 world. Ray reminds us that we live in a plastic reality, which can be tweaked, re- engineered and radically changed if we push hard enough. He reminds us that our bodies and brains are not sacred cows but machines which can be improved by technology. He is the bard who tells us of the new world beyond the horizon, and a beautiful new world it is. I think one Kurzweil is worth thousands of critics.
Singularitians are bold, imaginative, irreverent, unPC and fun. Sometimes I disagree with the letter of their writings, but I always agree with their spirit. Call me, if you wish, a Singularitian who does not believe in the Singularity (NOTE: parts of this article are adapted from my 2009 article "I am a Singularitian who does not believe in the Singularity").
The io9 article is among the worst I've encountered on the site - all assertion and conclusion, very little substantive argument. The one vague and valid point of government bureaucracy slowing down medical technology advancement only presents a significant obstacle to a Kurzweilian timeline in the event of a successful global impediment in all jurisdictions, which I find unlikely. I find your rough timeframe of mid-to-late century to be plausible, in which case those in your age cohort would likely require a cryogenic stopgap. Nevertheless, it's still "you" who lives to be 200.
I don't find the article bad, and I don't disagree with Annalee's cautious timeline. On the contrary I think she is probably right in warning that the development of "transhumanist" technologies is not likely to happen as fast as we wish. As you say, my generation will not make it without a cryogenic stopgap, and probably nobody who is reading this in 2012 will make it without a cryogenic stopgap.
What annoys me is that articles like this, quite reasonable when they are not quoted out of context, give ammunition to the "bigot luddites who condemn imagination in name of the dullest PC (PoliPathetically Correct) nanny-statism typical of the modern pseudo-left." [this passage has not been included in this version of the article, but it is in the original.]
OOPS yes, the passage quoted in my last comment is included in this version of the article.
Ebooks are an advance in convenience in some ways, but commercial
ebooks today are a big blow to the rights of readers. Paper books
give readers the freedom to acquire a book anonymously, paying cash;
the freedom to read which parts you wish, when you wish, with no one
else knowing; the freedom to give, lend or sell the book to others;
the freedom to keep the book as long as you wish and not have it
remotely deleted. Typical commercial ebooks deny readers most or all
of these freedoms.
See stallman.org/ebooks.pdf, and please join me in rejecting all ebooks
that give us less freedom than every printed book.
@Richard, I agree. I stay away from DRMed ebooks as much as I can (unless, you know, I really need to read one right now), and I always support authors who make DRM-free versions of their e-books available, for example Charlie Stross' Rapture of the Nerds, by buying a commercial copy as well.
At the same time, I think ebooks are a _very_ big advance in convenience (not to mention those dead trees) and should be actively promoted. And, as you know, there are workarounds to DRM.
Everyone has a pet revolution, I fully support yours, and I place it very high in my priority list, but not as number one. For example, while I totally agree with you on the advantages and importance of free software, I also think Bill Gates deserves a prominent place in history for putting a PC on every desk.
Giulio Prisco wrote: @Richard, I agree. I stay away from DRMed ebooks as much as I can (unless, you know, I really need to read one right now),
You are pushing back against DRM, but only weakly. Meanwhile, most ebooks carry two injustices: EULAs, and the requirement to identify oneself.
As you say, there are programs to break DRM—censored by an unjust law, in the US—but there is no technical fix for EULAs or for the requirement to identify oneself.
This battle is a lot easier than many others. We can win, completely and permanently, just by being stubborn. Then we can have all the convenience you appreciate, and freedom too. Please help win this battle before enjoying the convenience.
Guilo Prisco wrote: I also think Bill Gates deserves a prominent place in history for putting a PC
on every desk.
It's not a good thing to have a PC on your desk if it is an instrument to give someone else power over you. Gates has imposed his power on hundreds of millions of people, and that entitles him to a place in history—a place of shame.
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Louis Blumkin, two sons named to Omaha Business Hall of Fame
January 24, 2014-- Furniture Today,
OMAHA, Neb. — Three members of the Blumkin family, which has led Nebraska Furniture Mart for decades, have been selected to enter the Omaha Business Hall of Fame, the Omaha World-Herald reports.
The late Louis Blumkin and sons Irv, now chairman and CEO of the Mart, and Ron, president and chief operating officer, are among the winners who will be honored at a gala in April.
Irv and Ron Blumkin told the World-Herald they'd enter the hall on behalf of a broader group of other relatives and Nebraska Furniture Mart employees.
They are among the third generation of Blumkins to lead the Top 100 company. They learned under the guidance of their father, Louis, who worked at the store for 75 years before his death last year at age 93, and their legendary grandmother, Rose.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway acquired a majority interest in the retailer in 1983 but has continued to let the Blumkin family manage it.
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Wendy is a Vancouver actor, choreographer, and movement coach. She was co-creator and director, with Morris Panych, of The Overcoat a non-verbal music piece that has toured internationally. At the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, she choreographed the movement for Moby Dick and The Trojan Women, and she was the movement coach for Vancouver Opera's Susannah and for two of Spirit of the West's videos.
As an actress, Wendy has been a member of two alternative theatre companies: Axis Theatre, which she co-founded, and Tamahnous Theatre. Some of her favorite acting roles have been in A Flea in her Ear, The School for Scandal, The Visit, Seven Stories, Blithe Spirit, Blue Window, The Imaginary Invalid , and The School for Scandal.
She has received six Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards, and is a graduate of the prestigious École Le Coq in Paris.
Wendy teaches physical theatre and acting at Studio 58, Langara College's theatre program. She was featured in the book Theatre Without Borders as a master teacher and has been inducted into the British Columbia Entertainment Hall of Fame.
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There is currently no known disease-altering treatment for Huntington's disease (HD). Successful symptomatic treatment often involves antipsychotic medication, including risperidone, yet the evidence base is limited to case reports. Although noncompliance to oral antipsychotic drugs can be a practical problem, especially when significant psychiatric manifestations of HD are present, the effect of depot antipsychotic medication in HD remains largely unknown. A period of nondrug compliance to oral risperidone in five patients with HD, and significant psychiatric and behavioural symptoms, after appearing to show symptomatic improvement, suggested a possible role for risperidone long-acting injection. The patients gave informed consent before receiving a fortnightly injection at a dose of 25 mg. At the end of 2–15 months (mean 1 year) they appeared to show an unexpected sustained symptomatic improvement (chorea, functioning and insight). In conclusion, this case series suggests risperidone long-acting injection may be a viable symptomatic treatment strategy in similar HD patients. If replicated, these findings have the potential to offer an effective strategy to manage some of the most difficult patients with HD to achieve symptomatic relief.
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Arizona Military Campgrounds
Fort Huachuca Campground
Note: 2 Pets limit strictly enforced.
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Yuma Proving Ground Campground
From East: Exit I-8 at Exit and go North on S. Fortuna Ave. approx. 2 miles, then right on US-95. Follow US-95 approx. 10.5 miles and turn left onto the Imperial Dam Rd. (Main Gate to base). Follow Imperial Dam Rd. approx. 5.2 miles and turn right to campground.
From West: Exit I-8 at Exit 2 and go East on US-95 approx. 20.5 miles and turn left onto Imperial Dam Rd. Follow directions above.
Note: Golden Age Passport not accepted. Mail forwarding at: U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground, Desert Breeze Travel Camp, 301 C Street, Yuma Az. 85365. Hours of Operations: Monday-Friday 0830-1700.
Davis-Monthan Campground
From West: Exit I-10 N at Alvernon Way (Exit 265). Follow road approx. 1.9 miles onto Golf Links Rd. Right on Craycroft Rd. Go thru main gate. Left on Quijota Blvd to FamCamp office on right side of street (across street from the camp site).
From East: Exit I-10at Exit 270 (Kolb Rd) and follow Kolb Rd approx 4 - 5 miles to Escalante (3rd or 4th traffic light), turn left to Wilmot Rd.. Turn left at Wilmot and enter base using Wilmot Gate (Open 6 AM to 6 PM M-F and DOD Base Pass required). You will be able to see the Wilmot Gate and the Fam-Camp from the junction of Escalante and Wilmot.
Note: New bathhouse, self-service laundry, and lounge area. 14 day limit when camp is full. Must rotate out for 2 days before returning. E-mail connection at FamCamp Office. FamCamp office hours 0800 to 1800. After 1800 choose available site from board outside of office. Some backing pads, most are pull throughs. Camp office personnel are very helpful and pleasant to work with. There is a convenient email hookup at the FamCamp office.
Luke AFB Campground
Recreation Area for Luke Air Force Base (Glendale, AZ), 138 miles to the southwest. Directions after I-17 (Exit 337) are confusing. Add: From stop sign at top of exit ramp, head west and stay in right lane. At next stop sign go straight ahead. There's a small, wooden sign on the right that says, "Fort Tuthill." Continue straight for about 500 yards and take first left (look for sign). Check-in at Lodge on right (park in dirt lot across the street just before reaching lodge).
Note: Ft Tuthill has cabins available to rent at single "billeting" rooms.
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From I-8, take Exit 115 and follow signs to AZ-85 South and Ajo. After gate check-in, take first right turn (sign to Fam Camp) and you'll be on Fourth St. Go past housing area and you'll see campground on the right. Enter campground at Centipede St. and pick an unused site. Check-in with site number at Desert Sands Inn lodging office (Bldg 4300) at Fourth and "I" streets, diagonally across from campground. From November through March check in with host/hostess in campground.
Note: Individual restrooms, free washers/dryers, ice machines and exercise machines are in Building 4300 (Lodging). Basketball and tennis courts are at corner of Fourth and "I" streets across from campground. There are NO SHOWERS available. NO gas station, BX or Commissary. Campground has no restrooms and only one phone at the entrance.
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Located off base.
From East: Exit I-8 at Exit and go North on S. Fortuna Ave. approx. 2 miles, then right on US-95. Follow US-95 approx. 13 miles and turn left onto the Martinez Lake Rd. Follow Martinez Lake Rd. approx. 10.3 miles and turn right onto Wildlife Refuge Rd. for approx. 2.2 miles. Turn left onto Egret Rd. to campground.
From West: Exit I-8 at Exit 2 and go East on US-95 approx. 23 miles and turn left onto Martinez Lake Rd. Follow directions above.
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It's not hard to make the case that guard was the New York Giants' weakest position in 2013. Six different players filled this crucial interior offensive-line role this past season for Big Blue, and the cumulative Pro Football Focus rating, over a total of 2,076 snaps, was a staggeringly bad minus-50.5.
David Diehl, Kevin Boothe and James Brewer took a majority of those snaps, 1,731 to be exact, and were a major reason for the awful play, with a combined PFF rating of minus-39.7.
The good news is that change appears inevitable, both due to the performance of this season's stable of guards and because Diehl and Boothe are unrestricted free agents. The former may be done playing altogether.
That leaves Brewer as the lone member of 2013's terrible trio under contract for next season. He is locked up at a reasonable price, but he clearly can't be depended on as a starter. He couldn't get on the field during his first two seasons in the NFL and was bad in his 406 snaps at left and right guard in 2013, with a minus-8.3 PFF rating.
There is the lingering prospect that Chris Snee, who was a mainstay at right guard for the Giants from 2004-2012 before playing in only three games this past season due to a hip injury, could return as a healthy starting option. However, the 31-year-old's bloated salary makes him a potential cap casualty, if he even decides to continue playing.
To be blunt, the Giants will likely need to acquire both a starting left and right guard this offseason through free agency or the draft.
The following five slides will detail the ideal options, at this early juncture, to do just that through both of those avenues. Free agents will be looked at first, followed by draft choices. All options, in each category, are ordered from best to worst.
Before diving in, the Justin Pugh factor needs to be addressed. The Giants' right tackle, who started all 16 games his rookie season and was easily the Giants' best offensive lineman with a 7.1 PFF rating, could be moved over to guard. This is based solely on his scouting report prior to the draft that deems him a good guard prospect, due to his short arm length and slender build.
Pugh is willing to make a move, per a report by Dan Benton of Giants 101, but the Giants have made no indication that this is what they want to do. In reality, it is a risky choice to make. Moving Pugh would force him to learn another new position (he played left tackle in college) and also open up a hole at right tackle.
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Preparations for the upcoming school year are well underway and for many Texoma schools that means finding ways to enhance or add security measures.
Some school in the WFISD are around 100 years old.
They were built in a time when open campuses were the norm, but with school safety now a much higher priority, a closed campus is often the first step in security upgrades.
And officials say it takes money to make those changes.
Soon this quiet campus will be flooded with students, but at McNiel Junior High those kids will be using a new entrance.
Before students would enter the school through a door with easy access to their cafeteria and classrooms.
But now they will enter through the southeast door.
There, they will use a check in system, which is still under construction, where a school employee will control who may enter the school, which officials hope will mean a safer campus.
They say the new entrance will also alleviate traffic problems.
"We needed to get more space in here in order to get more cars in here because it was bottle necking at the end so this allows what we call stacking we can put more cars in here," said William Horton, WFISD's director of Security.
This change is just one of the many the security review team recommended when they did walk throughs at all 31 WFISD campuses last spring.
"And this team did a threat assessment at each campus and then we made recommendations of what to do with those recommendations," said Horton.
The only problem is they need more money to make those changes.
"We did find area of concerns at all of our campuses and we proposed $450 thousand of improvements to the board so it's pending the boards approval at this point," said Scott Morehouse, WFISD's Executive Director of District Operations.
The $450 thousand were part of the recommendations superintendent Dr. John Frossard made during last week's school board meeting.
But even with that money, school officials say they'll need more funds, the price of keeping their students safer.
School officials say they are looking at a bond issue for the funds to make the school safety improvements.
That election would not come until next spring.
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I have some bags that I got for free from various places during pregnancy and in a few weeks I'll be leaving my LO for about 4-5 days for an out of state business convention. I want to start pumping now so she will have to be supplemented with formula as little as possible.
When it comes to freezing milk do I just pump and dump it in the bag and chuck it into the freezer?
Another question, when I pump more do I dump it into the same bag (I only get around 2 oz per session) or use a new one every time?
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This morning. U.S. equity futures are higher, but lost ground after Libyan news reports indicated continued turmoil. Asian equity markets closed mixed on lower volume. European markets are also mixed, but financials are performing well. The SPX opens at 1315.44, -2.05% lower than the prior week's close. March SPX futures are at 1316.20, up +2.46 points after fair value adjustment. Next SPX resistance is at 1332.12. Next support is at 1305.54. The market is in a confirmed uptrend, but additional distribution days could put the market under pressure.
Yesterday, world equity markets sold off on Libyan-related concerns, which were particularly evident in a surge in petroleum spot prices. U.S. equity markets suffered their worst sell-off since August 11th, led by the Nasdaq, which declined -2.74%. Notably, volumes were mixed, up only +2.0% on the SPX and +12.6% on the NYSE, but -3.69% and -12.3% lower on the Nasdaq and DJI, respectively. Trading desks report that market action was steady, but without any panic; mostly, that after a mid-day rally failed, the dip buyers stayed on the sidelines and never showed up. Still other recent themes remained in evidence; profit taking was modest, short positioning was limited, though it picked up late in the day. Market breadth was extremely negative, and volatility spiked, though it ended below its intraday high. The SPX ended below support levels at 1333 and 1320. Next important support levels are 1311 and 1295.
The distribution day count rose to 5 on the NYSE and 4 on the SPX, but were unchanged at 4 on the Nasdaq and one on the DJI. Distribution days infer institutional selling by tracking declines of more than -0.25% on increased volume, in the past 25 trading days. Market uptrends come under pressure as the frequency of distribution days increases. On the SPX, the most recent distributions were on February 15th and 9th. Both were mild losses on unimpressive volume. The January 28th distribution grows stale in another 8 trading days. The current market uptrend has persisted since last September.
After Tuesday's sell-off, world equity markets are mixed. In Asia, the Nikkei and Hang Seng closed down -0.80% and -0.36% respectively, but the Shanghai composite ended up +0.25%, ending 2 consecutive days of declines. Volume declined -27.2% on the SHCOMP. Trading desks cited increased energy costs for the weakness, which hit transportation stocks particularly hard. An intraday reversal on February 10 confirmed a new SHCOMP uptrend, but yesterday the uptrend suffered its first distribution day. The SHCOMP and other Asian markets experienced a steep correction since early November, and recent previous uptrends have failed. Asian markets have yet to establish a clear and sustainable uptrend. In Europe, the Eurostoxx50, FTSE, and DAX are mixed, +0.22%, -0.45%, and -0.24%. On the EuroStoxx, financials are 2nd best performing market segment, up +0.88%. Sovereign debt spreads are slightly wider today.
LIBOR trends remain unremarkable. For the 4th consecutive day, overnight USD LIBOR declined, edging lower to 0.22700%, from 0.22800% Tuesday and comparing to 0.25188% at year-end. USD 3-month LIBOR declined to 0.31150% from 0.31250% Tuesday, and compares to 0.30281% at year-end. In early trading, the dollar is weaker against the euro, yen, and pound. The euro trades at US$1.3731, compared to US$1.3650 Tuesday and US$1.3678 the prior day. The euro trades above its 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. The dollar trades at ¥82.81, compared to ¥82.77 Tuesday and ¥83.14 the prior day. Treasury yields are higher, with 2- and 10-year maturities yielding 0.767% and 3.490%, respectively, compared to 0.690% and 3.453% Tuesday. The yield curve spread narrowed to +2.723% compared to +2.763% the prior day. In the past year, the 2- and 10-year spread has varied from a low of +1.959% on August 26, 2010, and a high of +2.91% on February 3, 2011. Commodities prices are mixed, with higher petroleum and natural gas, lower precious metals, mixed aluminum and copper, and lower agricultural prices.
U.S. news and economic reporting. Economic reporting is light today. The latest week's mortgage applications rose +13.2%, up from -9.5% in the prior week. Congress is out of session. There are two Fed governor speakers today.
Overseas news. The Bank of England's most recent meeting minutes showed growing support for an interest rate hike. In Saudi Arabia, an internet campaign calling for a 'Day of Rage" on March 11 has attracted followers. Today, hundreds of thousands of workers held a strike in Greece, halting commerce. In the fourth quarter, China's consumer confidence declined, marking the second consecutive quarterly drop.
Company news/research:
· SNV – press reports indicate that the company is exploring strategic options, including a sale, raising capital, or staying the course.
· ZION – upgraded to outperform at Macquarie, price target raised to $28 from $25
4Q2010 Earnings. The latest quarterly earnings results have so far exceeded EPS and revenue expectations. Of the 416 S&P500 companies that reported earnings to date, 71% (294 of the 416) beat operating EPS estimates, versus the historical average of 62%. Companies beat by an average of +5.4% (versus a historical average of +2%). EPS is up +32.6% over the prior year. Though challenged in the current operating environment, 324 companies (78%) reported increased revenues and 284 companies (68%) beat revenue estimates. In the fourth quarter of 2010, the SPX earned $22.47 per share, a +4.9% and +28.3% increase over 3Q10 and 4Q09 EPS of $21.42 and $17.51, respectively.
With all 24 BKX members reporting, 75% (18 out of 24) beat operating EPS estimates. Bank revenues disappointed slightly, missing estimates by -0.59% on average. Fifteen banks (63%) reported increased revenues over the prior year's quarter and 17 banks (71%) beat revenue estimates. In the fourth quarter of 2010, the BKX earned $0.93 per share, a +31.0% increase over 3Q10 EPS of $0.71, and compared to 4Q09 EPS of -$0.52.
Tuesday's equity markets. All the major U.S. indexes retreated, responding to overbought market conditions and escalating turmoil in Libya, the 16th largest oil producer. The DJI, SPX , Nasdaq, and NYSE composite declined at least -1.41% and experienced their greatest declines since August 11th. At 10:00, the markets briefly reacted positively to an upbeat Consumer Confidence report (70.4 vs. 65.5 expected), before continuing a steady progression lower and ending near the intraday lows. Volumes were mixed, an indication that selling pressure was not extraordinary; rather, buyers stepped to the sidelines. Volatility rose markedly, as the VIX rose the most since May 2010, up +26.6% to end at 20.80, off its intraday 21.45 high.
Technical indicators are mixed. The SPX broke through support at 1325 and 1316, to an intraday low of 1312.33, just above next support level at 1311. All major indexes closed above their respective 200-week and 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. Markets remain in a bullish configuration, with the 50-day moving averages above their respective 200-day moving averages. The NYSE new net highs (day delayed) was +325.00, above its 10-day moving average of 269.20. The relative strength indicator retreated to a neutral 54.22 down from Friday's 73.40 close.
All market segments ended the day lower, led by basic materials and financials, down -3.29% and -3.04% respectively. Utilities and oil and gas were the best performers, losing ~0.60%.
Financials were sharply lower. Regional banks were among the largest losers led by RF, HBAN, and CMA. JNS was also notable, down -6.40% as analysts expect slower growth. The XLF, BKX and KRX were down -3.06%, -3.50%, and -2.50% respectively. While the broader indices have recovered their post-September 2008 losses, bank stocks have not, with the BKX closing -8% below its April 2010 highs and -35.5% below its best level of 82.55 in September 2008.
NYSE Indicators. Volume rose +13.4% to 1.323 billion shares, from 1.162 billion shares Friday, or 1.35x the 50-day moving average. Market breadth was very negative, and up volume trailed down volume significantly. Advancing stocks lagged decliners by -2378 (compared to +458 Friday), or 0.13:1. Up volume trailed down volume by 0.10:1.
Valuation. The SPX trades at 13.7x estimated 2011 earnings ($96.24) and 12.1x estimated 2012 earnings ($109.15), compared to 14.0x and 12.3x respective 2011-12 earnings Friday. The 10-year average median Price/Earnings multiple is 20.0x. Since the beginning of 2010, analysts increased 2011 and 2012 earnings estimates by +4.1%, and +4.9%, respectively. Analysts expect 2011 and 2012 earnings to exceed 2010 earnings ($83.87) by +14.8% and +30.1%, respectively.
Large-cap banks trade at a median 1.57x tangible book value and 13.4x 2011 consensus earnings, compared to 1.60 tangible book value and 14.0x 2011 earnings Friday. These compare to the 10-year average median multiples of 3.08x tangible book value and 15.9x earnings. Analysts expect 2011 and 2012 BKX earnings to exceed 2010 operating earnings by +27.1% and 70.6%, respectively.
SPX. On higher volume, the SPX fell -26.57 points, or -2.05%, to 1315.44. The index fell the most since August 11th. Volume rose +1.62% to 1,016.27 million shares, up from Friday's elevated options expiration-inspired volume of 1,000.1 million shares, and above the 768.96 million share 50-day moving average. For the 86th consecutive day, its 50-day moving average closed above its 200-day moving average (1284.92 versus 1166.50, respectively). The SPX closed above its 200-week moving average (1179.55).
The SPX gapped lower at the open. Middle East protests gripped the oil producing nation of Libya, whose leader vowed the use of force to end the unrest. The index dropped to 1325 by 9:35. Sensing a support level, buyers bought the move lower and rallied equities back above 1335 by 10:15. Geopolitical turmoil proved a risk too great, and the SPX sold off from 1335 at 10:45 down to 1315 at 1:45. The index traded relatively flat through 3:00, when a brief dip to the intra-day low of 1312.33 at 3:30 was bought. The small rally lifted the index back above 1315 into the close. The index closed +2.38% above its 50-day moving average, closing above that average for the 117th consecutive day, and +12.77% above its 200-day moving average. The SPX closed marginally above its 20-day moving average of 1314.52. The 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages rose.
Technical indicators are generally positive. The SPX closed above 1300 for the 15th consecutive day and above its April highs for the 56th straight session. The directional momentum indicator is positive, but only slightly, and the trend is decreasing. Relative strength fell to 53.71 from 74.00, moving into the middle of a neutral range and marking the indicator's largest one day decline since February 27, 2008. Next resistance is at 1332.12; next support is at 1305.54.
BKX. On higher volume, the KBW bank index closed at 53.27, down -1.93 points or -3.50%. The index closed +23.94% above its August 30 closing low of 42.98, the trough of the recent prior correction, but -8.08% below its April 23rd closing high.
Financials underperformed the market, and large-cap banks underperformed regionals. The BKX gapped lower at the open, dropping over -2.0% by 9:50 to 54.00. A weak Case-Shiller home price index report hurt financials particularly. The broader market rally at 9:45 lifted the BKX in sympathy, and the index reach 54.50 by 10:15. The larger broad-based sell-off dropped financials through 1:00 to 53.25, down -3.50% intra-day. The index traded sideways through 3:00, when a sell-off sent the index to its intra-day low of 53.12 at 3:30. A marginally rally lifted financials just off their lows into the close. Volume rose +62.3% to 222.46 million shares, up from 137.09 million shares Friday, and above the 139.69 million share 50-day average.
Technical indicators are mixed. The index closed above 50 for the 44th straight day. The BKX closed above its 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages (53.14, 49.89, and 48.96, respectively), closing above the 200-day average for the 51st straight session. The index closed below its 20-day moving average (54.43) for the first time since January 31st. The 200-day moving average fell. The 50-day moving average closed (by +4.23 points) above the 200-day moving average, closing above it for the 27th straight day. The 100-day moving average closed (by +1.01 points) above the 200-day moving average, closing above it for the 10th straight day. The directional movement indicator switched to negative for the first time since November. Relative strength fell to 43.50 from 59.78, a neutral range. Next resistance is 54.61; next support at 52.53.
Disclosure: I am long SNV, CMA.


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Local officers take on FBI National Academy
If you want to know what lies at the end of the Yellow Brick Road, just ask Holden Police Lt. David Armstrong and Paxton Sgt. Mark Savasta. The answer: exhaustion and a deep sense of satisfaction.
The Yellow Brick Road is a grueling 6.1-mile obstacle course at the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia, where Armstrong and Savasta attended an elite training program this spring.
The FBI holds the academy four times a year, inviting just 1,000 law enforcement officers worldwide. Armstrong and Savasta are the first two officers from the Wachusett area to attend.
Armstrong and Savasta were nominated to the academy by their chiefs – George Sherrill of Holden and Robert Desrosiers of Paxton. Admission is based on a combination of education, rank and whether the department has previously sent candidates. An extensive background check is also performed before the FBI gives anyone the nod.
More than 100 courses were offered, Armstrong and Savasta chose theirs based on what would best serve their departments.
"I wanted to bring a product back to Holden. I wanted to pick classes that would give something to Holden police officers for the next three to five years," Armstrong said.
Savasta and Armstrong chose classes in leadership, media and communications, stress management and labor law that dealt with contractual issues and guidelines for things like family leave and administration.
"Police have the same issues whether it's a 6,000-man or a six-man department," Armstrong said.
A class on handling communications when an officer is involved in a shooting hit home for Armstrong and Savasta.
They examined how communications were handled in 1994, when then-Paxton police chief Robert Mortell was fatally shot in Holden during a pursuit of suspects involved in a break-in.
Armstrong was an officer in Holden at the time. Savasta was not yet on the Paxton force. They had to re-examine that day and present their findings to the class.
"Where did we go wrong in the past? Did we handle everything right after that shooting? No," Armstrong concluded.
Police departments were just beginning to offer debriefings of incidents at that time, something that is standard now. The class also covered social media and how it affects events now.
The quality of the instruction from the FBI trainers was unparalleled, with a Marine Corps colonel heading up the leadership class, and a media instructor who could call on a Pulitzer Prize winning reporter to give advice on a student presentation. They also found they learned a lot from the other law enforcement officers who attended – representing 49 states and 23 countries.
"There was so much talent in each room, that if they just hung up a sign that said 'talk about police morale and leadership,' they could have done it," Armstrong said. "We were all learning from each other. It didn't matter if you were second in command of the Philadelphia police department or were from a one-car town in Georgia."
These personal connections were one of the most valuable resources presented to them at the Academy, Savasta said.
"Contacts opened up. You can't put a price on that. Any time I have a question, I can pick up the phone and call my instructor. If I need training for my officers, I have this great resource I can go to," he said.
Armstrong and Savasta were grateful for the support they had from their chiefs during the academy training.
"It was almost like a team sacrifice. I got to go to the training, but the other officers and the chief had to cover shifts for me," Savasta said. "I was lucky to go to the training and I was lucky to have the guys I worked with, too."
As a curious side note, Armstrong and Savasta were at the academy when Osama bin Laden was killed. During their time at Quantico, they had gotten to know a Pakistani police officer who told them he lived about four miles from bin Laden's compound, but never realized he had an infamous neighbor.
"He said there's a lot of people that you don't know," Armstrong said. "I don't know all my neighbors, either. It's a sobering thought."
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The long days, tough physical training and missing some important family events – Savasta missed his son's second birthday and Armstrong his 25th wedding anniversary - were worth it, considering all they are bringing back for their departments, they said.
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What a glorious day for Princeton's first Farm and Art Tour Day Saturday, September 15. Showcasing Princeton's farming community with its rich history, along with Princeton Arts Society, visitors were treated to local farms representing a variety of farming that continues to thrive.
Throughout the summer, Princeton's Arts Society member Jennifer Caswell coordinated the artists who enjoyed spending time at the farms, expressing various aspects of farm life, and making their works available at the successful silent art auction held at Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary.
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The March 11 symposium for all new and returning volunteers will include a presentation by Taylor Stoermer, historian at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, who will talk about "Anglican Faith and Political Culture in Revolutionary Virginia." Stoermer has taught university courses on 18th-century Virginia and Thomas Jefferson and his world, said Hedges.
He appears regularly in various media to comment on the people and ideas of American history and their relevance to today, she said.
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Copper Mountain Four Packs are now on sale! The Copper Four Pack gives you four unrestricted days of skiing or riding at Copper Mountain. The Four Pack also comes with a host of other perks, all of which are listed below. The Copper Four Pack allows 4 (four) unrestricted, non-transferable days of skiing/riding at Copper – that's NO BLACKOUT DATES!
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Larson's Ski & Sport
Phone 303.423.0654
Saturday & Sunday, November 22th-23rd
Saturday & Sunday 9:00am - 5:00pm
4715 Kipling Street, Wheat Ridge CO. 80033
Are you RENEWING your Four Pack?
If you had a 2014/2015 or 2015/2016 season pass or Four Pack, your physical pass will be AUTOMATICALLY REACTIVATED, upon purchase of your pass renewal, for use during the 2016/2017 season. A new pass will NOT be issued unless you have lost your 2015/2016 pass.
If you purchased online, you have electronically signed the 2016/2017 Liability Waiver.
If you purchased over the phone, you will also be required to sign a 2016/2017 Liability Waiver, which can be completed ONLINE (recommended way).
If you are unable to do so online, you may print and sign the 2016/2017 Liability Waiver and then return it via, fax (970.968.3347), email (email@example.com), or via mail to 0800 Copper Road, #3008, Copper Mountain, CO 80443, or sign in person at Copper Mountain Guest Services.
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Come enjoy the start of another great season!