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February 2012
Capitals Tickets Giveaway Winner Announcement!
So today was the deadline for entering into my Caps tickets contest. And I came back from class and the gym, filmed a whole setup I had for picking the name at random…and of course, the video clips on my iPhone won't open on iMovie on my computer for me to put together to show here. Of course that would happen when I try to use two Apple products together (as you can tell, not the biggest fan of Apple, but switched over to a MacBook and iPhone because they work better for the field I am going into supposedly).
So. Tomorrow I will continue to try to piece that movie together somehow because it's funny watching me fail time after time to get a name selected.
But for now, I will announce that the winner of the Capitals tickets is JASON FORREST.
Jason, I'll be in touch with you by e-mail, or you tweet at me or whatever works best. To everyone else, sorry it didn't work out in your favor. I will be doing more and more giveaways all season long, and as you know if you've been following me on Twitter lately, I have a problem with hoarding baseball shenanigans, so definitely have a lot of cool stuff to give away.
Stay tuned! And follow me on Twitter @2131andbeyond!!!
Blogging from my phone
Woah. I can blog from this WordPress app on my new iPhone. Too bad I hate typing on this thing…
Win a Pair of Washington Capitals Tickets!
I know the Capitals don't play baseball and this is a baseball blog. So what.
I have a pair of Capitals tickets for the game being played on Sunday, March 11 against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Verizon Center that I cannot do prior to my commitment to baseball (member of D3 baseball, more on that some other time). The tickets retail for $140 for the pair, but they're yours at no cost in this fun little contest.
No need to answer some crazy trivia question or dedicate hours to drawing a portrait of your favorite baseball player. All you need to do is leave a comment below telling me absolutely anything, and you're automatically entered.
My orange hockey puck will pick the winner next week.
Questions? Tweet at me. @2131andBeyond. Boom.
Orioles outlook for 2012…in 140 characters or less
While blogs and writing all over the internet allow basically an unlimited word count, Twitter limits people to 140 characters or less in every single message that they send out.
So…after asking many people across the Twitterverse to give me their outlook on the Orioles 2012 season in 140 characters or less, I got some interesting responses:
Orioles Fans:
@beatlefnatic: I'd love to see a .500 season, but my concern is to see the pitching shored up. I'm finding myself becoming more cynical this year.
@MagicOn33rd: Hate to say it, but cellar dwellers again. the Cartoon bird is here and Orioles magic is coming, but not this year. we need pitching.
@B_MoreFanatic: I'm not expecting greatness from the Orioles in 2012. Only for our young players to take that next step and then another. No regressions.
@onshortrest: Orioles 2012 Outlook: Last place in AL East; close to 100 losses; brisk sales of Brown Paper Bag caps. #OriolesTragic
@ProtectThisYard: Hope. Every year. I'm a glass-half full guy. 1st place? No. But I'm hopeful that we're competitive. Win or Lose, Rain or shine. I'll support
@MattCLund: The key for the Orioles this season is if the young pitchers can improve and make the progress needed to compete in the AL East.
@JoePappa: The O's are like golf. You're not fantastic but you'll have that 1 round that will surprise you. 2012 is that round for the O's.
@JoePappa (again…13 hours later): (Another thought…) We've got superstars that haven't shown their full potential. It's only a matter of time before the show begins.
@marylandgirlie: Will be interesting with all the international signings. I have a feeling that the wins will be up. I am still worried about pitching though
@SportsNickelTim: Everything has gotten worse. A lot of player must prove themselves. Hardly 60 W's.
@margeemateo: M positive when it comes 2 my team. Although we kindda don't have d depth, i am hopeful we'd be going 2 July & Sept in decent standings. =)
@mattmgardner: This will be a losing season. But Duquette seems to be less clueless than MacPhail, so maybe there is hope for the Orioles in this century.
@MasonFanatic: O's can finish .500 if a) 2 pitchers not named Guthrie throw 190+ IP b) 2B not a platoon c) Reimold & Davis (or other CI) have breakout year
@MasonFanatic (side note): [I don't expect more than 1 of those 3 to happen, so 93 losses here we come]
@ESHJjaksClayton: A lot like the movie Major League but without all the winning. Matusz will improve. 5th in the AL East, trade deadline could be fun.
@kt1000: Orioles 2012: Wake me when it's over.
@connorguercio: No playoffs, but 3rd/4th place is possible. Hardy/Markakis/Wieters/Jones Allstars, B-Rob all year, Wada/Chen standout, Reynolds mosts HRs
Orioles fans that failed to follow the whole "140 characters or less" guideline:
@d_flo3r: If our pitching staff and hitting with risp improves then the O's with probably win 10-15 more games this year, otherwise I think everything will pretty much stay the same wins/stats wise.
@simplyaustin31: The Os ended 2011 on a high note by taking out the pink hat nation, I feel like the Orioles added a lot of international depth that could surprise a lot of people with Chen, Wada… Orioles signed many of veteran players that could bounce back with Ronny Paulino, Pat Neshek, Matt Antonelli, Wilson Betemit. Orioles rotation and bullpen will be the question entering the 2012 season.. Will the young pitching staff step up and startp pitching to their calibar
Orioles fans that lived in the MLB Fan Cave last year:
@rwags614: It will be another rough year wins wise, but O's fans can look forward to watching the young pitching continue to develop.
Non-Orioles fans:
@Dave_Gershman: Unless things somehow go in the O's favor they have a chance to trade for some talent in July. The farm also needs to progress like lastyear
@ZK065: They'll go as far as their SP will. Offense looks good, wouldn't be surprised to see them add a DH bat. 75-78 wins is optimistic but doable.
@observebaseball: Slightly pessimistic. Everyone, whether it be consciously or unconsciously, realizes that last offseason was far better as far as additions
@MadSports8: They'll be better than the A's. Brooks Robinson for president.
As we can tell by all of these responses, nobody really expects the Orioles to be too good in 2012. Though there is some optimism in terms of growing toward the future, 2012 looks to be another building year if these baseball fans are right.
But hey…I can still love me some Orioles baseball.
And by the way, I recommend following all of the tweeps quoted above. All good people. Well, maybe not @MadSports8, but we can still show the west coast some respect anyways.
Bring Koji Back to Baltimore!
The Rangers are shopping Koji Uehara. The Cardinals are shopping Kyle McClellan. The Orioles are window shopping. As for Roy Oswalt…who knows.
Who would you rather have?
I say Koji.
Why? Because he has had success in Baltimore, he would get along with the new Asian pitchers, and let's face it, his sideburns rock.
Nothing against McClellan, but Koji belongs here.

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Parent Information
Please read this page and the pages under 'Parent Information' on the sidebar for the answers to many common study abroad questions. For more specific information please e-mail the Office of International Partnerships and Study Abroad at email@example.com or call our office at (716)888-2785.
The Basics
Why should my son or daughter study abroad?
Study abroad enables your son or daughter to integrate studies at Canisius with a curriculum abroad and thus gain new perspectives on a variety of subjects. Your son or daughter will exchange ideas and information with students from different cultures and gain an increased awareness of cultural diversity and international issues. Perhaps the most important aspect of study abroad is that your son or daughter will live in a new and challenging environment that inspires both personal and intellectual growth. In an increasingly global workplace employers look for students who can communicate and work successfully in an international environment.
When may my son or daughter study abroad?
Most study abroad students are juniors, and many are second semester sophomores or first-semester seniors. Students may already enroll in a summer course program abroad following their freshmen year.
What should be my role in the planning process?
While you should be available to lend your son or daughter help and support, planning and then going abroad is an important step in your son or daughter's path toward taking responsibility and making well-informed decisions.
What should my role be in helping my son or daughter with study abroad?
When your daughter or son is abroad, it is often tempting to stay closely in touch with him/her. While you should arrange communication with your child as soon as they have settled in, limit and observe your interaction. Trust the local infrastructure of on-site coordinators and university personnel to help your child with the many challenges, small and large, that are part of any study abroad experience.
How can I communicate with my son or daughter while they are abroad?
This is of course, a personal decision, but we recommend that you arrange to telephone your son or daughter at least once a month at a regularly set time. Make sure that you get your son or daughter's addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, and best times to call, taking into account the time difference. Check with your long distance carrier regarding discounted international calling rates. Also consider instant messaging if your son or daughter has internet access. Many instant messaging options include free audio, and even video chat, if your computer supports it. Skype has recently become the preferred mode of communication and allows account holders to talk to one another for free over the computer. It is a free service and individuals with an account can also call cell phones at a cheaper rate. Consider setting up an account before your son or daughter departs.
What should I do if my child is unhappy during his or her study abroad program?
Bear in mind that your daughter or son may initially report to you that they are unhappy with some aspect of the program or that they are sad and stressed. We suggest that you exercise a degree of patience, as many of these issues sort themselves out in the first few weeks. Often, students call home in distress because of one issue or another, such as housing, the quality of the courses, or location of the program, which can lead to a discussion about changing housing, sending more money, or even dropping out of the program and returning home. While there are, of course, real emergencies, most of these issues are the result of what we often call "cultural adjustment", which is normal and will be overcome in a relatively short time. If the situation does not improve, please recognize that Canisius students abroad are entitled to all the support services as an on-campus student. Many of our program have counseling and psychological services. The student may reach out to the overseas international office who can contact a counselor for the on-site referral.
Can I visit my son or daughter while they are abroad?
Of course, but it is important to remember that study abroad students are not on vacation. Attending class with him or her – or taking your student out of class to sightsee – will interrupt the educational process and immersion experience. If you want to visit, it is best to do so when the program has finished, so you can travel together. You should not try to obtain permission for your student to return home early; the end of the semester is the most important part of his or her academic experience.
What should I expect when my son or daughter returns home after studying abroad?
After living abroad, virtually all students return home changed by the experience. These changes can take many forms, from new ways of dressing to cravings for different kinds of food to new political perspectives. Don't worry too much: negative feelings usually last for a very short time, while realistic view of America and its place in the world remains with most students for life. Be prepared for him or her to experience some degree of reverse cultural shock – most do – and need some time to readjust fully to life back home again. In some cases, he or she may even experience a period of sadness or longing to return abroad. Your support, interest, and understanding will help your son or daughter during this readjustment process. Observing and discussing these changes is an excellent way to share in your son or daughter's international experience, and you will probably want to hear more than most other people which will be satisfying to your son or daughter.
What's the difference between a Canisius program and an external program?
Students going on a Canisius program pay Canisius tuition and remain eligible for all of their financial aid. Courses taken as party of Canisius programs abroad are treated just as courses taken at the home campus. Students receive full credit; courses may fulfill curricular requirements, and their grades are calculated into their GPAs.
An external program is organized by a university or provider other than Canisius. Canisius scholarships and grants will NOT be applied to external programs.
How important is international experience for a career later on?
Increasingly, research supports that view that students who have had international experience are better equipped to compete in a global job market because of specific skills and attitudes they acquired while abroad: better foreign language skills, deeper cross-cultural insights, and in general a higher level of maturity.
According to the 2012 IES Abroad Recent Graduate Study students who study abroad
- Found a career related position after graduation
- 40% more found a job within six months of graduation
- Earn on average $7,000 more a year compared to students who have NOT studied abroad
- 88% felt that studying abroad helped build job skills
- 1/3 believed study abroad influenced them to attend graduate school.
- 50% stated that study abroad helped them find their first jobs.
Does my son or daughter need to speak a foreign language in order to go abroad?
While students are encouraged to study abroad in order to gain fluency in foreign languages in which they already have some background, there are many programs in non-English-speaking countries where classes are taught in English. Most of these programs also include a language course in the language of the host country.
How can I learn more about my son or daughter's study abroad program?
Parents are invited to the individual pre-departure orientation for each program. We strongly urge you to attend this session. Students who previously studied abroad in that program will be at the session to share their experiences and advice. We encourage you to read about your child's program on our website.


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Immolation -- New York City, NY -- February 10th , 2008
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IMMOLATION played direct support for ROTTING CHRIST on their first "official" US tour. Great gigs by all four bands: Averse Sefira, Belphegor, Rotting Christ and, naturally, Immolation who is this month marking their 20th anniversary as a band!
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Those Left Behind
Lying with Demons
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The Condemned
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These are probably my favourite 'drugstore' lipsticks. I've been using them for months and months now but never got round to posting about them. I have about eight of them but I got this one the most recently as the half-hearted last product in a 3 for 2 offer thinking I wouldn't really like it that much. I think this product looks a lot nicer applied on the lips rather than when you swatch it on your hand in store. The wear time is okay, because of the balmy nature of the lipsticks they aren't going to last forever but they are so easy and nice to reapply that it doesn't really matter.
I love the almost juicy finish it gives my lips, very Snow White! And a great way to wear red lips without looking too done up for daytime. Also easy for a night out if you get worried about product transferring/bleeding/fading and so on. I'd really recommend these lipsticks and there are loads of gorgeous shades (my favourite is Cheeky Magenta which I always wear). Have you tried any of these? What's your favourite kind of lip product?


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Finding a 'Class A' solution
To ensure quality of new biosolids product, Kentucky facility optimizes polymer use with automated control system
The emulsion polymer used to condition solids makes up a significant portion of the Morris Forman Water Quality Treatment Center's annual chemical budget. Operations and management (O&M) personnel want to improve polymer consumption to both cut costs and make solids processing operations more stable. So, the center added an automated control system to one of the centrifuges to optimize the polymer dose. Read full article (login required)
Turning trash to treasure
A business analysis of fats, oils, and grease receiving programs reveals keys to success
Utilities traditionally have used anaerobic digestion to treat the biosolids generated from wastewater treatment. However, in recent years this practice has expanded to include codigestion of fats, oils, and grease (FOG). Previously considered to be a nuisance, FOG is now beginning to be recognized for its benefits to the microbial fauna and for its biogas production potential. At the same time, various local and state governments are starting to regulate the amounts of oils and grease discharged into their sewer networks in order to avoid sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs). Read full article (login required)
Proactive planning for tough economic times
With financial pressures worse than ever in the current economic downturn, utilities may have to get creative with their planning processes
Most wastewater, water, and stormwater utilities face substantially increased financial challenges today. Regulatory drivers, such as combined sewer and sanitary sewer overflow requirements for wastewater utilities, are requiring many utility systems to ramp up capital spending at a time when system usage is down — and revenues are therefore reduced.
More than ever, utilities need creative solutions that balance utility financing needs with a community's capacity to provide funding. Several types of proactive planning can help improve utilities' financial position and manage the risks associated with today's financial uncertainties. Read full article (login required)
How to select the right type of system
When deciding whether to install a thermal biosolids drying system, a municipal wastewater treatment plant should examine the quantity of biosolids produced, the present cost of disposal, the duration of the current available disposal option, capital and operating costs of the equipment, and future expansion of the facility. The plant should also assess potential treatment processes to determine whether they will be compatible with current treatment plant processes or will require a stand-alone facility. Read full article (login required)
A new guideline helps operators optimize gravity belt thickener performance
Gravity belt thickeners are widely used to thicken primary solids and waste activated sludge (WAS) at wastewater treatment facilities. However, their performance can vary greatly, depending on the solids and polymer involved.
Recently, investigators systematically evaluated the effect of various factors on gravity belt thickener performance. They conducted a series of full-scale tests on newly installed thickeners to develop performance curves that could help operators ensure that thickener operations remained efficient and stable. Read full article (login required)
Developing Baltimore's sewer maintenance program
Grease and roots are the typical culprits for the majority of collection system backups and overflows. Municipalities often are faced with outdated plumbing codes and sewer regulations that were not intended to control the discharge of grease into the sanitary sewer. Furthermore, enforcement of existing regulations is impaired by the lack of staff and resources.
In 2002, the City of Baltimore embarked on a comprehensive sewer system evaluation and rehabilitation effort under a consent decree issued by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Maryland Department of the Environment. The consent decree required Baltimore to implement operations and maintenance enhancement programs in its collection system, including a fats, oils, and grease (FOG) program. Read full article (login required)
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Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) in Schools
Research shows that a range of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) programs can enhance behavior and learning in school children in all grades through high school. This was explored in depth by a meta-analysis of 213 programs involving 220,000 students, published in Child Development, February 2011. A link to the article is here. Mindfulness programs fall within the Social and Emotional Learning spectrum.
Mindfulness for teachers…and students
Mindfulness can help students… reduce stress…
concentrate better…
understand and appreciate other people…
improve impulse control…
and in general be more focused on their experience.
Mindfulness can help teachers to hear students better…. remain calm… be more awake to the class
Mindfulness helps kids calm down and think.
There is a growing movement in the US to teach kids mindfulness. It falls within the Social Emotional Learning Curriculum advanced by Daniel Goleman (Emotional Intelligence) and Linda Lantieri (Techniques to Develop Inner Strength in Children: Building Emotional Intelligence). At present Omega Institute and Garrison House sponsor annual conferences on the subject.
Curricula are being developed by several groups. Among them, MindfulSchools.com has a curriculum I have studied and taught to students.
Schools can start by helping teachers develop their own mindfulness practices. Then, those teachers can learn one or more curricula and help introduce it to their students and the school. I am available to teach mindfulness to teachers and students. Schools and individual teachers wishing to discuss how to develop mindfulness for use in the classroom, please contact me here.
New York City schools can learn the impact of mindfulness for their students by bringing me in to teach a series of 15-minute lessons for students, based on the approach of Mindful Schools. Educators can call me 917 202 5148 to discuss a 5-week program for students…. or send me questions by e-mail here.
For more information, please contact me here
some leaders in school mindfulness
(This list prepared by Omega)
Dan Siegel, MD, is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine, where he is a co-investigator at the Center for Culture, Brain, and Development, and codirector of the Mindful Awareness Research Center. He is author of Mindsight and The Developing Mind, and coauthor of Parenting From the Inside Out.
Goldie Hawn is an Academy Award-winning actress, producer, director, best-selling author, and children's advocate. She is founder of the Hawn Foundation, which trains 4th through 7th grade school children in mindful awareness techniques.
Sharon Salzberg, cofounder of the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, is one of America's leading meditation teachers. She has been a student of Buddhism since 1971 and is author of many books, including Lovingkindness.
Susan Kaiser Greenland is creator of the Inner Kids mindful awareness program for children and families, and author of the book The Mindful Child. She teaches and consults on teaching mindful awareness in an age-appropriate and secular manner.
Daniel Rechtschaffen, MA, is the developer and organizer of the Mindfulness in Education Conference at Omega. His organization, Mindful Children, collaborates with schools and organizations, leading trainings and implementing mindfulness-based curriculum. Rechtschaffen has a master's degree in counseling psychology and maintains a private practice in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Linda Lantieri, MA, has 40 years of experience in education as a former teacher, administrator, and faculty member at Hunter College in New York City. She is coauthor of Waging Peace in Our Schools, editor of Schools With Spirit, and author of Building Emotional Intelligence.
Meena Srinivasan, MA, NBCT, has organized mindfulness programs with Ahimsa Trust. She also helped to create Thich Nhat Hanh's book, Planting Seeds: Sharing Mindfulness With Children. meenasrinivasan.com
Jennifer M. Cohen, MEd, a certified yoga teacher and the founder of Little Flower Yoga, teaches yoga to children of all ages. She holds a master's degree in education and youth development and has spent many years working with children with physical handicaps as well as developmental and learning disorders.
A few things to read
(this list prepared by Garrison Institute):
In the Classroom, A New Focus on Quieting the Mind, New York Times, 6/16/07 – Children learn more when they are calm.
Techniques to Cultivate Inner Strength in Children: Building Emotional Intelligence by Linda Lantieri
The Mindful Child: How to Help Your Kid Manage Stress and Become Happier, Kinder, and More Compassionate [Paperback]
Susan K Greenland,
The Stress Reduction Workbook for Teens, Gina M. Biegel,
Everyday Blessings: The Inner Work of Mindful Parenting, Myla Kabat-Zinn
Under the Chinaberry Tree: Books and Inspirations for Mindful Parenting, Ann Ruethling
Mindful Parenting: Meditations, Verses, and Visualizations for a More Joyful Life, Scott Rogers


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As part of our Outreach Program, a Legal Clinic is offered on the 3rd Wednesday of every month staffed by attorney parishioner volunteers.
We do not provide legal advice or counsel by phone or other times during the month.
Our Legal Clinic staff currently provides legal advice and counsel.
These services are for non-criminal cases only.
Third Wednesday of each month at 9:15 a.m. (first-come, first-served)
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Aaaaaaaaaaand here is where all you lurvely AN con-goers shall come to rant and rave or just discuss Anime North this year!! Well, have at it!!!!
Costumes Planned for AN '09 - Rikku (FF X), Seras Victoria (Hellsing), Gothic Lolita- Cause I can!:P
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i can't wait till may....although i still have a lot of work to do on my costumes
i'll be going as Souseiseki (Rozen Maiden), Tadase (Shugo Chara) and Haruhi (Ouran)
i'll be going as Souseiseki (Rozen Maiden), Tadase (Shugo Chara) and Haruhi (Ouran)
Re: Anime North 2009!!!
i wish i could go T.T
Go Raven!
Re: Anime North 2009!!!
Making one new costume for AN and then re-wearing a bunch of others. Looking forward to it.
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|Grey's Anatomy Season Eight Discussion Thread
|Tweet Topic Started: Sep 23 2011, 09:23 PM (4,217 Views)
|Sep 23 2011, 09:23 PM Post #1
|i really liked the season premire but hated that christina had the abortion. i hated wat the chief did. April was so annoying.
|Sep 28 2011, 07:14 PM Post #2
No matter what you think, I DO love you.
I enjoyed the season premiere of Grey's for the most part. I really liked the finale, it wasn't as stressful as the shooter finale and found it well done. I love Teddy/Henry, I think they're so cute but now wonder what kind of drama they'll get - no drama makes for a less that interesting story for a couple on this show.
I can't believe the chief bailed Meredith out with the board. As unethical as it was I can understand why Meredith did what she did but she shouldn't have gotten a pass for it. It was sad she lost the baby, and Derrick is such an ass...never been a fan of his character.
Edited by bstreis, Sep 28 2011, 07:17 PM.
|Sep 30 2011, 06:53 PM Post #3
|i think they should end it next season. its getting boring.
|Sep 30 2011, 07:30 PM Post #4
No matter what you think, I DO love you.
I'm still liking it okay but they're really starting to stretch some things out. The whole thing about the Chief taking responsibility for what Meredith did just so she could keep her job was such a cop out. And if doing that would get her fired, why doesn't that mean the same thing for the Chief?
|Oct 7 2011, 07:37 PM Post #5
|this week's episdoe was even worse. they seriouslly need to cancel this show.
|Oct 14 2011, 09:45 PM Post #6
|this week's episode was better. i liked jackson's mom.
|Oct 22 2011, 11:41 PM Post #7
|too much sex for my taste on this show i want more medical stuff.
|Oct 23 2011, 12:29 AM Post #8
I have been liking Grey's lately. I stopped mid-season last season and recently watched all of last season all back to back, as well as the first few of this season back to back.
I have been enjoying it, but I usually like shows when I watch them on DVD a lot more than I do week to week.
This is probably the most I have liked the cast since its first few seasons!
I love all the characters/actors except for McSteamy. Even Owen has grown on me!
Edited by King, Oct 23 2011, 12:32 AM.
|Oct 29 2011, 04:46 AM Post #9
|this episode was boring.
|Oct 31 2011, 12:24 PM Post #10
No matter what you think, I DO love you.
|I agree, everything being all happy and feel good at the end was boring.
|Nov 4 2011, 08:40 PM Post #11
|this show is boring to me now everyone and everything is too calm and cheery. i miss the old greys.
|Nov 8 2011, 10:49 AM Post #12
|I heard a rumor that Patrick Dempsey may not return next season (his choice) . Just wont be the same if he leaves
|Nov 11 2011, 01:04 AM Post #13
You're right on. It will be better.
|Nov 11 2011, 07:44 PM Post #14
No matter what you think, I DO love you.
Agreed. I hate Derrick with a burning passion.
Oh and I call Bullshit on Henry dying. Like wtf? That was so not needed. And we don't even get Teddy's reaction because it'll be a new day in Seattle when the next episode airs :censored: still pissed off about it.
|Nov 13 2011, 01:59 AM Post #15
|i felt so bad for teddy that no one said anything to her owen was a coward.
|Nov 16 2011, 12:38 AM Post #16
|This last episode was great. So sad. I really loved Henry. I will definitely miss him a lot.
|Nov 19 2011, 02:00 AM Post #17
|I was pretty much a mess after watching this episode..I can't believe they didn't tell Christina it was Henry..She has every right to be pissed..
|Jan 8 2012, 09:28 PM Post #18
grey's on thursday was so sad. I felt so bad for the that teenage daughter. I love that ending though.
Edited by Alin89, Jan 8 2012, 09:28 PM.
|Jan 10 2012, 03:50 AM Post #19
I am loving the show this season.
|Jan 13 2012, 08:25 PM Post #20
No matter what you think, I DO love you.
I'm still irritated Henry's dead. But after last night's episode, if Teddy can finally accept it - I guess so can I.
I still hate Derrick.
Zola is so so cute.
I hope Christina and Owen are done for good (previews for next week looked good), never liked them together but if they're just going to break up to try to re-pair-up Teddy/Owen, then I'll pass.
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"Too many people know this. It should break wide open this week" First mentioned on Friday, Sunday brought confirmation : "E-mails surrendered by Time magazine to a grand jury investigating the leak of a CIA agent's identity show that a top White House aide, Karl Rove, was one of the sources, Newsweek magazine reported Sunday." Is Karl Rove in trouble ? Read between the lines.
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Cooked intel revolts spooks - Spooks revolt : elements of the US intelligence community are between outrage and open revolt, and Veterans for Intelligence Sanity, a group of ex - CIA professionals led by Ray McGovern, a 27 year veteran of the CIA who used to brief George Bush Sr., has called for Dick Cheney's resignation in an open letter to GW Bush, reports Nick Kristoff. "You may not realize the extent of the current ferment within the intelligence community and particularly the CIA" they have warned Mr. Bush. At the heart of the matter is the Pentagon's Office of Special Plans (OSP) under the leadership of Abram Shulsky. Meanwhile, "It's like, duh, the net doesn't forget. Get it?" : a blogger compiles a chronological list of Bush Administration statements on Iraq's WMD's - from "Intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the Iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised." (George W. Bush Address to the Nation, March 17, 2003) to "They may have had time to destroy them, and I don't know the answer." (Donald Rumsfeld, Remarks to Council on Foreign Relations, May 27, 2003) and "U.S. officials never expected that "we were going to open garages and find" weapons of mass destruction. (Condoleeza Rice, Reuters Interview, May 12, 2003) Also in above link: scroll to bottom for memorandum to GW Bush.
CIA funds "alternative" media through nonprofit foundations?
CIA funds "alternative" media through nonprofit foundations? "The multi-billion dollar Ford Foundation's historic relationship to the Central Intelligence Agency [CIA] is rarely mentioned on Pacifica's DEMOCRACY NOW / Deep Dish TV show, on FAIR's COUNTERSPIN show, on the WORKING ASSETS RADIO show, on The Nation Institute's RADIO NATION show, on David Barsamian's ALTERNATIVE RADIO show or in the pages of PROGRESSIVE, MOTHER JONES and Z magazine. One reason may be because the Ford Foundation and other Establishment foundations subsidize the Establishment Left's alternative media gatekeepers / censors" -- heavy claims. A several part report, in considerable detail. My note - the Mexican PRI, when it ran Mexico, used to fund a whole constellation of Mexican Leftist groups - the threat of withdrawing funding $ proved a very effective way of keeping dissent within "safe" limits.
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|Oct 8 2008, 10:30 PM Post #221
I thought most of the cast hated JER during his second run.
Edited by Nicole Walker, Oct 8 2008, 10:31 PM.
|Oct 8 2008, 10:32 PM Post #222
They did.
There were other issues too. Corday interference (which lead to JER deviating from his original plan), Corday/JER conflict, JER handling two shows and burning out, fans not being as patient and willing to watch long, drawn out stories, etc).
|Oct 8 2008, 11:14 PM Post #223
It's true, back in the day (before Al invented the internet ;)) The only spoilers you got were from the mags. You had to watch everyday to know if your favs were going to be on. I can remember watching just hoping for my favs everyday and by the time you realized they weren't going to be on, you were pretty much half way thru the show.
Stories could go longer then, we (the audience) were willing to wait for the payoff. Nowadays, we get everything NOW, so we want our payoffs NOW also. The writers have to be quick and move from one story to the next in order to keep the audience interested.
Also, with the internet, we can get spoilers almost daily and we know when our favs are going to be on and when their not....so therefore we can skip what we really aren't interested in.
|Oct 8 2008, 11:16 PM Post #224
|OBK, if you see this, I pm'd you. :)
|Oct 8 2008, 11:33 PM Post #225
I'll answer it here:
I'm not sure!
And I see the spoilers for Wednesday are up. The scenes should be coming; I may have screwed up the timeline a little. It's really hard to figure out.
|Oct 8 2008, 11:33 PM Post #226
Exactly and it's hurt all shows.
Not only that but the current spoiler situation allows fans to make a judgment before something actually happens. That hurts because many fans already have the mindset that something sucks going into the story, event, scene, or whatever and that makes it hard to change their mind, if it's possible to change their mind at all. At the very least it makes it hard to keep an open mind and makes it hard to enjoy something if the fan already feels it's horrible.
Before there was never enough detail to do that. Now most spoilers are so detailed that fans don't have to watch or can get a good enough read of something to condemn it on the spot and that is sad because things can play out better onscreen. Those preconceived notions are on the mind of the fans so that when they watch they've pretty much already decided and that is not a good thing.
|Oct 8 2008, 11:38 PM Post #227
I have SO been guilty of that!! I'll read a spoiler that I think sounds boring or not what I'd like and decide not to watch, only to find out later that it played out completely different than what I'd imagined.
If I was a stronger person, I would go spoiler free.
Alas, I'm not.........I'm weak, very weak!!!! :wave:
|Oct 8 2008, 11:44 PM Post #228
We all do it.
I guess I'm a rare breed because no matter what the show spoilers never seem to spoil anything for me. My mindset is never changed nor does knowing something hurt the show in anyway. Not everyone is like that though and that's fine. It's just one of those things hurting all the shows and I can't really blame fans for reading them. They are out there and hard to resist. The best thing to do is for the shows to limit the spoilers they give out. That would help immensely and, the less spoilers that are out there, the less there is for people to read.
|Oct 8 2008, 11:50 PM Post #229
I have to say, you always seem to have a balanced look at the show. Which is more than I can say for alot of us!! :D I appreciate that, and it helps to see some things in print, to help you have a better perspective of the show as a whole!!
Thanks for keeping it real!! :wave:
|Oct 8 2008, 11:57 PM Post #230
|^Thanks. I'm just honest and speak my mind. Everyone is different and that is what is so great. It allows for passionate debate and discussion. That is why I can't fault anyone for their view or opinion, even if I do disagree with it. I appreciate it because it provides more to talk about then all of us simply agreeing or behaving the same way.
|Oct 9 2008, 10:48 AM Post #231
Tim, as you know, I am with you on watching the show, no matter what the spoilers indicate what will happen. I have been watching for so long that I have lived through anything and everything that could, has and shouldn't have happened! And I am still here. There are a lot of thing that I haven't cared for over the years, but Days is such a part of my life that I can't imagine not watching just because my fav or couple isn't on or in a story I like. Believe me, if I didn't stop watching when Steve "died," and they hooked Kayla up with Shane, I never will. We live in a fast food society that wants instant gratification and alas, that mentality has moved into soaps, among other things. I know some viewers/posters only want to see their favs and that is their right as it is mine to watch regardless. Yay for all points of view.
Edited by ArizonaDaze, Oct 9 2008, 11:53 AM.
|Oct 9 2008, 11:06 AM Post #232
OMG Arizona!! That was the ick heard round the world!!! :puke:And, I kept watching as well.
Sorry to say I haven't been as faithful as you over the years, but I always seem to come back. I did keep up enough to know what was going on, but wasn't a daily watcher.
Things are so different now on soaps than they were back in those days. At least for me they are. I was SOOO invested in Days at that point in time.........I balled my eyes out when Steve died, FOR DAYS!!! :frown: I'm just not sure that I would be that tore up nowadays.
But I will say, I've always had my favs the ones that got to me, and I still do. But then, I pretty much felt something for everyone on the show, now not so much. Not sure who's to blame there, maybe its me or maybe its them, or maybe its a little of both! :shrug:
Edited by SoapGal1, Oct 9 2008, 11:06 AM.
|Oct 9 2008, 11:08 AM Post #233
Oh yea. Hated those days. What was really bad was the fact they couldn't even freaking wait until Steve's funeral was past w/o laying groundwork with Shane and Kayla. I was disgusted when I saw what the show was doing.
|Oct 9 2008, 11:55 AM Post #234
Right on, Jana. And you too Tripp.
|Oct 9 2008, 03:59 PM Post #235
|OBK, you and your source, still batting 1000!! ;)
|Oct 10 2008, 08:40 PM Post #236
Tim, I think you've just learned from experience that the spoilers never end up coming close to the real thing. Too many variables. I've learned to do the same thing. Use 'em as a guide, but judge the real thing.
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Sound: My first impression was that the band was having a rough time and where definetly fighting. Now having said that it's not a bad record at all. This is a very good record actually. This CD was very controversial when it came out with the cover showing a women wearing a american flag as panties. This is a very underrated CD and is a must have. It was very well produced with the solos flying, Chris Robinsons voice is amazign as always and the whole band is firing on all cylinders. On this album there is a couple ballads but they aren't cheesy at all, they are very beautiful with some very mellow then they pick up. Some of the songs sound very hate filled and you can tell the band was coming apart, but what surprises me the most is that the music didn't suffer. a lot of people don't like this album because there wasn't a hit single which didn't bother me. but it's an amazing record a must have. // 9
Lyrics: The lyrics are always great, in my opinon Chris Robinson is one of the best lyric writers of all time. He is up there with the greats. Some songs talk about past relationships ending badly, like in the song "non fiction" it's very spiteful the lyric "And if we had a child I would like a son and not a daughter, 'cause she would be just like you, and that will not do." The song "Cursed Diamond" is a very well written song, he sings about himself saying he isnt perfect and nobody is but he's almost saying it's okay. "Wiser Time" is a very well writtens ong also, what I'm trying to say is the songs are very well written, in terms of lyrics. Chris's vocals are very soulful, like you know he's seen the blues, it sounds amazing as ever kinda raspy but in a good way. The lyrics go with the music very well and this album is very easy go listen too. // 10
Overall Impression: For comparing this album, it is very bluesy, but you can hear that they are into folkish bluesy stuff. Having said that they are very rock n roll too, and have this great sound. I'm always blown away when I listen too it because you always discover something new. I would recommend this to anyone that likes classic rock like The Stones and Zeppelin. My favorite songs are A Conspiracy, Wiser Time, She Gave Good Sunflower, Cursed Diamond and Ballad In Urgency. The whole album shines though and is very experimental Rich Robinson and Marc Ford have very good chemistry as guitarists. I just love everything about this album. If you like "Shake Your Moneymaker" and "The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion" I would recommend giving this a try. If it where stolen I would probably cry then I'd kill the ass whole stole it, then buy it again. // 10
Sound: After establishing themselves as the "most rock and roll rock and roll band" in the world with their first two releases, the Black Crowes began to expand their sound on Amorica. While the rock is most certainly still present, some of this albums most memorable tracks are actually ballads, such as Descending, which features pianist Ed Harsch's finest moments on a Black Crowes record. Amorica will always have a special place in my heart because it contains the two songs that introduced me to this band- Ballad in Urgency and Wiser Time. The former is, unsurprisingly, a ballad that is filled with so much passion it's hard not to feel uplifted as Marc Ford brings the song to it's climax with a perfectly executed solo. The piano coda tacked on to the end of Ballad in Urgency leads seamlessly into Wiser Time, a laid back "road song" which, like My Morning Song from Southern Harmony, is a song that defines the sound of The Black Crowes. // 10
Lyrics: Once again, Chris Robinson delivers with strong lyrics and vocals, which shine on such tracks as Cursed Diamond and Ballad in Urgency. Also of note on this album are the backing vocals provided by rhythm guitarist Rich Robinson. Rich sings harmony to Chris' lead vocals on Wiser Time that compliment the song perfectly. // 10
Overall Impression: Following up an album like The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion is no easy task, but the Crowes managed to produce a record that is as good, if not better with Amorica. Like any of "the big three" (Southern Harmony, Amorica, and the band's fourth album, Three Snakes and One Charm), a strong case can be made as to why Amorica is the best album this band has put out. The songs are all great (with the exception of maybe P.25 London, which tends to get a lot of hate among fans. I personally love it) and the musicianship is stellar. Possibly my one complaint is that the band didn't record Downtown Money Waster as the electric monster it became live for use on this album (they revisited the song in 1997 during the Band sessions and recorded an electric version that does it justice), but even with that said, the acoustic honky-tonk campfire version on the album is fun, and I'm not sure if the electric version would fit in its place. I'll have to swap them one of these days and see how it works. // 10


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Hackleburg church builds back debt-free following April 2011 tornado destructioncomment (0)
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By Neisha Fuson
Emmanuel Baptist Church, Hackleburg, has much to be thankful for this season.
After the church building was wiped away in an April 27, 2011, tornado, volunteers from 11 states and donations from places as far-flung as Arizona and Pennsylvania helped complete a new debt-free building and a paved parking lot, in addition to securing a new church van.
Pastor Gene Thomas, who survived the storm in the church's basement along with eight others (see the May 26, 2011, article "Hackleburg pastor home from hospital after tornado-related injuries" at www.thealabamabaptist.org), said he heard a lot of, "Oh, this is so beautiful" at the building's Nov. 11 dedication.
Dave Tidwell, project chairman for the Carpenters for Christ (C4C) volunteer group based out of Cherry Street Baptist Church, Attalla, attended the celebration and recalled some of the rebuilding process.
The C4C group was able to do "more [on Emmanuel Baptist's building] than almost any other building the group has worked on," Tidwell said, because the site was close enough and "the Lord put in place the contacts that [were] needed at the time they [were] needed."
But C4C was not the only group that volunteered their time and effort toward rebuilding Emmanuel, a Marion Baptist Association church. The Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) provided two mobile chapel units to host Emmanuel's congregation and funds to help rebuild. Several churches from around the association, state and nation worked in every stage of the rebuild process. Volunteers bulldozed the property, broke ground, laid the foundation, framed the building, laid brick, put up siding and paved the parking lot, among other tasks. Several volunteers also attended the dedication day, which Thomas described as a "joyful, very cordial event."
Jimmy Closterman, of Kentucky, shared a message on "being the church" and "being a place for healing and hope." Sonja Scales and Jerry Jackson,
a head carpenter with C4C, shared special music during the service.
"This is a special church," said Mark Gallups, director of missions for Marion Association. "[The Thomases] reach out and give hope to those who have no hope. … They are in the places of utter poverty. … That's who God has called them to."
Emmanuel's first service in the new building was Oct. 28, and the church has already begun to discuss different options for new ministries, such as a Wednesday night supper or a children's ministry.
"[Emmanuel] is not looking for anything except for the opportunity to touch people's lives with the gospel and give them hope," Gallups said.
Thomas expressed his deep gratitude for all the volunteers, assistance from the SBOM and publicity through articles in The Alabama Baptist newspaper and other outlets.
"Thank you for everything you've done," he said. "We're excited. It's just so good to walk into a new church and it be ready to go."


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UNITED NATIONS — Germany and Brazil circulated a draft resolution to a U.N. General Assembly committee yesterday that calls for an end to excessive electronic surveillance, data collection and other gross invasions of privacy.
The draft resolution, which both Germany and Brazil made public, does not name specific countries, although U.N. diplomats said it was clearly aimed at the United States, which has been embarrassed by revelations of a massive international surveillance program.
The German-Brazilian draft would have the 193-nation assembly declare that it is "deeply concerned at human rights violations and abuses that may result from the conduct of any surveillance of communications, including extraterritorial surveillance of communications."
It also would call on U.N. member states "to take measures to put an end to violations of these rights and to create the conditions to prevent such violations, including by ensuring that relevant national legislation complies with their obligations under international human-rights law."
Several diplomats said they would be surprised if the resolution did not receive the support of an overwhelming majority of U.N. member states.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have condemned the widespread snooping by the U.S. National Security Agency. Charges that the NSA accessed tens of thousands of French phone records and monitored Merkel's mobile phone have caused outrage in Europe.
General Assembly resolutions are nonbinding, unlike resolutions of the 15-nation Security Council; however, resolutions that enjoy broad international support can carry significant moral and political weight.


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via St. Paul grocer's food stamp fraud nets 3 years, 5 months; must repay $2.4M – chicagotribune.com.
An Iraqi immigrant who blamed himself for his ex-wife's death in the Interstate 35W bridge collapse was sentenced to prison Tuesday, May 8, for what one federal prosecutor called "pervasive" food stamp fraud.
Khaffak Ansari, 46, of Arden Hills, owned Stryker Market in St. Paul's West Side neighborhood. Federal agents alleged he'd cheated the government out of more than $2.5 million (Ansari contended it was less) by trading cash for food-stamp benefits that the government reimbursed him for.
In a hearing in federal court in St. Paul, U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson sentenced Ansari to three years and five months in prison, and ordered him to pay $2.4 million in restitution.
The prison term was less than the four-year sentence federal prosecutors had sought. Ansari's attorney, John Lucas, had asked for less than 33 months.
Ansari was indicted in April 2011 on three counts of food-stamp fraud. In a plea bargain with the government in September, he pleaded guilty to a single count; the other two were dropped.
He was accused of cheating the government's Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program, or SNAP, between January 2006 and October 2010.
As part of the investigation, federal agents spent days sitting outside the small market, watching customers enter but noticing that few came out with groceries.
Investigators discovered that in one three-month period, there were more electronic benefit transfer (EBT) transactions at the market than at
a much larger Rainbow supermarket nearby.
In a later affidavit, an agent noted that between 2004 and 2009, the average EBT redemption for stores of Stryker Market's size was about $322,800, but EBT transactions at Ansari's store totaled more than $3.1 million.
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Oh my goodness...
DD is 8.5 months old - and to this point has been bf only - we are *just* starting to introduce solids - like a teaspoon a day - if that.
We started with banana - and she would smear most of it on her tray - and eat a little. All was good. Then she grabbed a vanilla wafer from her sister and had it in her mouth before i knew what happened. Ok fine. But then she would no longer eat banana.
So then we tried avacado - she loves it. Wellt hat's great except now she won;t eat banana OR vanilla wafers. OY!
So she seems to be a one-food kinda gal lol. Any advice on how to keep her on multiple foods?


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We wait in the dark, huddled in a wooden blind. It is quiet except for the occasional rustling of feathers and nylon jackets, a few whispers and low croaks. As darkness gives way to dawn, we see tall birds in silhouette against water and sky, just a few at first and then more as the sun rises. We are entranced as we gaze upon endless numbers of sandhill cranes waking up on the islands and sandbars in the Platte River as their species has done each spring for countless generations. We know we are witnessing one of nature's greatest gatherings of birds anywhere in the world.
Each spring, between 12,000 and 15,000 people travel to central Nebraska and, in particular, to Audubon's Rowe Sanctuary in Gibbon, to see the spectacular migration of more than 500,000 sandhill cranes, about 80 percent of their population in North America.
"Visitors come from all 50 states and 50 different countries including Thailand, Bangladesh and Nepal," said Bill Taddicken, Rowe Sanctuary director. "They watch cranes from the blinds, but they also walk the trails, participate in crane programs and volunteer at the Sanctuary."
The Nature Conservancy also has crane viewing blinds, which attract Conservancy members from all over the United States.
These traveling bird lovers are not only embracing the natural beauty of the outdoors and birds, they are pumping much-needed revenue into local economies.
In 2009, economics professors Richard Edwards and Eric Thompson authored a University of Nebraska-Lincoln report on the economic impact of the Rowe Sanctuary and sandhill crane migration on the Central Nebraska region. They concluded that, along with Rowe Sanctuary and other conservation centers that offer crane-watching opportunities, bird-watchers brought $10.33 million into central Nebraska's economy that year.
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Six hundred miles north at Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge near Crookston, Minnesota, another bird is attracting crowds and revenue. The greater prairie chicken, a rare bird now found in just a few states, is best known for its flamboyant mating dance.
Male prairie chickens gather on a communal lek, or booming ground, where they display for females. Inflating the orange sacs on the sides of their throats and raising feathers above their heads like horns, they rush about, leap in the air and utter a deep, mournful cry like a bagpipe. They are deadly serious, but their antics elicit smiles and laughs from visitors who climb into plywood boxes in the dark to wait for sunrise when they witness another one of nature's remarkable moments.
The Crookston Chamber of Commerce takes reservations for the blinds, and Tourism Coordinator Sandy Kegler says the economic impact from the prairie chickens "is incredible for Crookston."
"Spring is usually a slow time in Crookston in terms of tourism," Kegler commented. "But we've noticed a marked increase in taxes collected on hotels and other lodging in April and May when visitors come to see the prairie chickens. They're also buying gas and eating in restaurants, all of which benefits Crookston's economy."
"When we purchased the land at Glacial Ridge in 2000 and began restoration efforts, we knew it would not only provide environmental benefits, but economic and social ones as well," said Peggy Ladner, who directs The Nature Conservancy's work in Minnesota. "Protecting and restoring our lands and waters is a wise investment in Minnesota's economy and is critical for species like the prairie chicken that rely on open grassland habitat for their survival."
In addition to cranes and prairie chickens, states across the U.S. hold bird festivals and other events to celebrate eagles, swans and many other bird species. All of which means big business to local economies. A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report found that 48 million people engaged in birding in 2006, generating a whopping $82 million in total industry output, sustaining 671,000 jobs and creating $11 billion in local, state and federal tax revenue.
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Back on the Platte, the cranes have left their roosting spot on the river and are feeding, loafing and socializing in nearby corn fields and wet meadows. Visitors follow, driving the roads to take photos and marvel at their beauty and seemingly infinite numbers.
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Forgetting your password or passcode for your iPhone may seem like the end of the world.
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The security is dependent on the version of iOS you are using than the actual model of iPhone you have.
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2. While your iPhone is still connected to your computer reboot your iPhone by holding down the power and home buttons at the same time. As soon as the Apple logo appears, let go of the power button but keep the home button depressed until you see a "Connect to iTunes" message appear on the iPhone screen.
3. On your computer, you will see a message appear in iTunes that a phone in recovery mode has been detected. You will be prompted to choose whether you want to restore your iPhone to factory settings, or restore it from a backup – if you want to put all of your personal information, contacts, messages, etc. back on to your phone, be sure to choose to restore it from the backup you performed in step 1.
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4. Your passcode will be erased and then all of your data will be restored from your backup. Once this process completes, the passcode will have been removed from your iPhone, and you should now be able to access it without any problems.
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