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Communicating With A Teenager
Latest update: March 5th, 2012
For both parents and teenagers alike, adolescence can be a very hard time. Unfortunately, when family life gets rough, communication tends to break down. And when it does, parents need to restore their ability to relate to their teenagers by learning about the rules of communication.
Without question, parents find it hard to deal with teenagers who are unpleasant to talk to or who limit their communication to grunts or short answers that stop abruptly at "yes" or "no."
One of the most difficult breakdowns in communication I have ever seen was between a twelfth grade student, Rachel, and her parents. When Rachel came home after school and walked through the door, terror entered with her. Her parents explained to me that Rachel often avoided communicating with them altogether, but when she did speak, she was insulting and would respond rudely to innocent questions such as, "How was your day?" or "What would you like for dinner?" This pattern of behavior would enrage Rachel's parents so much that they found themselves constantly screaming at and insulting their daughter. Unfortunately the situation got so bad that lately Rachel was staying in her room, locking her door and screaming at her parents when they tried to enter.
When I first saw Rachel's parents, they were very pessimistic about their daughter's future. For years they had tried to calm her anger by buying her presents and clothing. They even offered her rewards just for talking to them, but nothing seemed to work.
Clearly this serious communication problem needed to be resolved. After finding out more about Rachel's background and relationships, I began to speak to her parents about some of the key principles of relationships and I suggested that they begin to practice the Ten Commandments of Communication.
The Ten Commandments of Communication
Although they are not etched in stone, the Ten Commandments of Communication form the basis of relationship-centered communication with a teenager.
This is how it works. On one tablet are five "Thou Shalt Nots," and on the other tablet, five "Thou Shalts."Both sides are equally important. The Thou Shalt Nots represent the types of words that tend to destroy a relationship, whereas the Thou Shalts can improve the relationship and bring teenagers and parents closer together.
Thou Shalt Not Thou Shalt
Insult Compliment
Judge Accept
Blame Encourage
Insinuate Empathize
Embarrass Find the Good
The Ten Commandments Of Communication
In Rachel's case, I suggested that her parents work very hard to not use the Thou Shalt Nots. When they talked to Rachel, they needed to avoid all forms of criticism and control. The goal was to bring Rachel closer and not push her away through negative language. Although their daughter may be insulting and often use the ThouShalts Nots, Rachel's parents should not respond in kind. Rather, they should focus primarily on the Thou Shalts and try to empathize with her.
It's a fact of life that the Thou Shalt Nots are bound to distance people from one another. No one enjoys being criticized, blamed or belittled for their behavior. Worse, parents who rely on pressure tactics to force their teenagers to change often create a negative environment that breeds more mistrust and anger in their teens. However, when parents follow the Thou Shalts and use words that are caring and compassionate, they can create a warmer and friendlier relationship.
Take a moment to review your relationship with your teenager. Are your words accepting, friendly, compassionate and understanding? Or are they critical, aggressive, insulting or belittling?
By looking at the Ten Commandments, you can evaluate whether you are transgressing the Thou Shalt Nots or fulfilling the Thou Shalts of communication. If the content and tone of the conversations you are having are angry, critical and confrontational, then it's up to you to move over to the positive commandments and to improve the tone and content of your words. I would suggest that the ratio of positive to negative words should always remain four to one. As we learned earlier, the relationship parents can build is like a wise investment. Each positive word is one more coin in a parent's emotional savings account with their teenager.
Also, always measure your words before they are spoken. Strive to convey this positive inner message: "I love you and care about you and I want to deepen our relationship," and evaluate whether what you are about to say will push your child further away or bring him or her closer.
For about two months, I worked with Rachel's family to reduce their use of criticism and to have them compliment her whenever they had a chance. At first, changing their style of communication seem awkward to them, but slowly they began to see that without criticism, Rachel was more willing to talk.
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About 250 young adults learned Friday that they would be participating in a summer job placement program offered by the Economic Opportunity Planning Association of Greater Toledo, which announced it has changed its name to Pathway.
Both announcements were made at a three-hour celebration in front of the Hamilton Building, in the 500 block of Hamilton Street, attended by job seekers, area dignitaries, and representatives of area employers.
"I am very excited, and I am looking forward to starting [the job] on Monday," Alvelia Farmer, 20, of Toledo said. "I am here to seek summer employment so I could keep busy this summer and stay out of trouble."
The 2011 Woodward High School graduate who majors in psychology at the University of Toledo was one of between 60 and 80 young people who completed a this week's training session. They will start their jobs on Monday, with groups of equal size to follow in their steps on a weekly basis, said Stanley Lowe, Pathway's chief executive officer.
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Jack Orchulli is out with a new fall fashion collection — it's heavy on the reds.
But will it sell? Lucky for him, Anna Wintour won't be the one deciding. She's a Democrat.
A founding partner of the Michael Kors fashion label and the company's former CEO, Orchulli confirms he is planning to file exploratory paperwork in the next few days for a potential run for statewide office. The Darien Republican ran unsuccessfully for U.S. Senate in 2004 and for state comptroller in 2010.
"It's time for me to get back on the saddle and move ahead with something," Orchulli told Hearst Connecticut Newspapers Thursday.
Orchulli, 67, surprised a number of Republicans Wednesday night at a fundraising dinner for the state GOP in Norwalk, where he informed party leaders that he would like to be included in a list of candidate introductions.
The state Elections Enforcement Commission gives potential candidates flexibility to explore running for multiple offices — from state treasurer all the way up to governor — without designating a specific post.
"Jack is a dear friend and a faithful supporter of the Connecticut Republican Party," state GOP Chairman Jerry Labriola Jr. told Hearst.
In 2004, Orchulli mustered 33 percent of the vote against Democratic incumbent Christopher Dodd in Connecticut's Senate race.
Orchulli said Thursday that the media ignored his candidacy, despite him having raised a host of legitimate issues during the campaign.
When the GOP was searching for a candidate for comptroller in 2010, Orchulli said he answered his party's call, even though the office was not the most enticing to him. He finished with 43 percent of the vote.
Orchulli said he will try to qualify for taxpayer funding for a potential campaign.
"My goal at this point is to reach the $75,00 threshold so that I could at least qualify for something," he said.
In 1981, Orchulli helped start the Michael Kors label with the designer, a partnership that lasted for 22 years.
"We built it up into a strong international brand," Orchulli said. "He went on to be a different designer, other than just high-end."
Orchulli declined to comment further about which particular office he is eying or stake out his positions on the issues.
The GOP field for statewide office, led by governor, is suddenly bursting at the seams.
State Sen. Minority Leader John McKinney, of Fairfield, is an official candidate for governor, with fellow Republicans Tom Foley, Mark Boughton, Toni Boucher and Penny Bacchiochi having all formed exploratory committees for statewide office.


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If gyno presents many guys just increase the AI dose.
It's gonna be my 1st cycle of 500 mg a week of test for 12 weeks and hcg for entire cycle , From what I've read on forums some say adex best some aromasin , I'm thinking of trying adex however if after even altering the dose im having problems even into the 1st few weeks of cycle I would switch to aromasin I think this is the only way to find out which one is best for ''me '' does that sound the best thing up do ?
the only problem is if at that point gyno has started what do I do to get rid of the gyno ?
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If gyno presents many guys just increase the AI dose.
Meant what do you do to get rid
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Letro also works for gyno but it bangs up your lipid profile pretty bad
Nolvadex for gyno for a few days from what I understand. As far as adex vs asin, from what I've read asin works better if you want to continue using the AI into your PCT.
Read this http://thinksteroids.com/steroid-profiles/aromasin/
But both work very well. As far as letro, it's pretty strong and overkill for a test only cycle imo. This is all based off of my research, thus far I have only had experience with aromasin,
nolva wil only cover it
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Nolva is only for PTC since it does not reduce E2 at all
again.. letro is not "overkill". Nolvadex will take care of gyno if you get it.. it blocks estrogen receptors in your breast tissue... but make sure to take your AI, and you will be fine
agreed nolva should be ysed with ai
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gotta love prami for prolactin
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Now keep in mind that prolactin needs estrogen to produce the gyno. If your estrogen is under control you chance of prolactin gyno is greatly reduced
My opinion is to keep e2 in check and dose B6 200mg-400mg daily. If prolacin is still too high you can use Dostinex ( Cabergoline ) at .5 mgs taken twice a week.
Nolva is a treatment for gyno. It's for "after the fact"
500mg test e, you will not get gyno, from that its probably underdosed so you arent gonna be injecting 500mgs. get both adex, aromisin and letro all from different sources because you probably will end up with one of them being bunk, just sayn. I got some gyno because my adex was bunk, used letro to get it back under control.
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Aromasin is all you need. Folks complicate things more than necessay
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Richard F. Morrow, 69, of Canton
Richard F. Morrow, 69, of Canton, NY died tragically Monday night, December 23, 2013.
He was born November 13, 1944 in Alexandria Bay, NY to Kermet Morrow and Louise Fallon Morrow. He was educated in Canton schools, graduated from St. Lawrence University and attended SUNY Buffalo pursuing a graduate degree.
He received an M.A. from SUNY Potsdam. He served in the Navy during the Vietnam War. Following his return from the service, he lived in Canton and taught mathematics at Norwood/Norfolk School for ten years.
For many years Dick had been employed by the Best Western Plus University Inn in Canton where he was the night auditor and was highly revered by co-workers. Recently he purchased the Meadows Restaurant in Canton and had been managing that, as well as working at the Best Western.
Richard was an active member of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Canton where he served as the Treasurer, and also was Chairman of the Social Justice Committee and the Blood Drive. Most recently, he was chairman of the Church and Community Program, a social outreach program serving the needy of St. Lawrence County.
Dick was a lifelong environmentalist and an avid bicyclist. He was known in the community for his caring and generous nature. He loved spending time with his family and often included friends in many family gatherings. He will always be remembered for his kind heart and love of playing games (Scrabble and Trivial Pursuit, particularly) and participation in family songfests.
He is survived by his brother, Garry (Chris) Morrow of Saratoga Springs, NY; his sister, Marilyn Morrow Lindy of Schenectady, NY and her partner, Dan DeMicco of Albany, NY; his nieces, Cindy Deukmejian of Los Angeles, CA, and Kate (Fred) Hartman of Boston, MA; his nephews, Shawn Morrow of Huntersville, NC, Josh (Nicole) Lindy of Saratoga Springs, NY, and Jeff (Gwen Taylor) Lindy of Brooklyn, NY, as well as several grand nieces and nephews. Dick was married to Diane Colbert for nine years, and they remained supportive of each other and their families.
A memorial service will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 29 at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 3 ½ East Main Street, Canton, NY. A reception will follow the service. Internment will occur in the spring.
In lieu of flowers, kindly consider contributions in Dick's memory to the Church and Community Program in care of the Unitarian Universalist Church, Canton.
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Saying that voting can help former felons reintegrate into everyday life, a state lawmaker wants to make it easier for them to get back that right.
"I think that people that have served their time and paid their debt to society that it's important for them to get their most fundamental right – constitutional right – the right to vote, to get it back," said Rep. Martín J. Quezada, D-Phoenix.
He authored HB 2132, which would restore the right to vote to a person who has been convicted of two or more felonies after completing probation or receiving an absolute discharge from the Arizona Department of Corrections. The latter requires completing a prison term and parole and paying restitution in full.
At present, members of that group must apply to vote again, a process that varies by county.
"The right to vote being so fundamental … it seems automatic restoration of that right in particular is critical to making us a better-functioning society," Quezada said.
First-time felons currently get back the right to vote automatically after completing probation or receiving an absolute discharge and paying fines and restitution. The bill would allow restoration before full payment of fines and restitution.
"A lot of time, the payment of fines is also prohibitive, especially with people who are of limited resources, which they're going to be after being released from prison," Quezada said.
Donna Leone Hamm, a retired lower court judge and founder of the nonprofit organization Middle Ground Prison Reform, also sees voting as a bridge for felons to rejoin society.
"I can't think of a better way for people to learn how to appropriately change the world and change what you don't like than to vote and to know that your vote counts," she said.
Hamm said she understands that voting may not be the top priority for a newly released prisoner.
"Still, being allowed to register to vote and to participate in democracy is a way of demonstrating to an inmate that you have paid your debt and we accept you back into the process," she said.
Her husband, James J. Hamm, who served time in Arizona for a drug-related homicide, received his absolute discharge in 2001. He registered to vote the same day.
"For me, personally, participation is significant," he said. "It just keeps putting little pillars in that bridge between the past and the future."
But Roger Clegg, president and general counsel of the Falls Church, Va.-based Center for Equal Opportunity, a right-leaning think tank, said voting restrictions are put in place for a reason.
"We have a minimum objective standard of responsibility, trustworthiness and commitment to our laws before we trust people with a role in self-governance," he said.
Clegg said any kind of voting restoration should be on a case-by-case basis that involves a formal and "more meaningful" process similar to naturalization.
"I think the way you welcome people back into society is not giving them their right vote automatically. It's something earned," he said.
Alessandra Soler, executive director of American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona, said felon disenfranchisement is the "antithesis to rehabilitation."
"We need to change the law so (voting restoration) can be automatic so once people complete their probation, once they're no longer in the custody of the Department of Corrections, their voting rights should be automatically restored," she said.
Soler said voting restoration shouldn't be contingent on the complete payment of fines and restitution.
"We're not saying people shouldn't pay their obligations. All we're saying is it shouldn't be tied to the restoration of their voting rights," she said. "I think it's important once people served their time it should be automatic."
HB 2132 was assigned to the House Judiciary Committee but had yet to receive a hearing.
Quezada sponsored a similar bill last year. He noted that it doesn't tackle the restoration of any other rights, such as owning firearms.
"I've moved forward with this bill and other bills dealing with past felons because I believe it's important for us as a society that these people become successful in their lives post their criminal sentences," he said. "After they are released back into society, we need to do whatever we can to help them be successful."
About HB 2132:
• Author: Rep. Martín J. Quezada
• Key Provision: To automatically restore voting rights to felons by making requirements less stringent.
• For two or more felony convictions: Automatic restoration after completing probation or receiving an absolute discharge.
• For first-time felons: Automatic restoration after completing a term of probation or receives an absolute discharge.


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People have the right to know about arrests and crimes in their communities. But TRR goes too far.
By naming and showing the pictures of those arrested, TRR publicly shames those who are innocent until proven guilty. That can only fuel the stress and social ostracism of the accused at precisely the moment when level-headedness and support are needed most by all involved: the victims, the accused, their families and friends, their communities, law enforcement and the courts.
What is the purpose of this public shaming? If it's to provide a few readers with a moment of cruel enjoyment at seeing others' misfortunes, then that is at odds with how we want to see ourselves, especially when you consider the cost to the accused.
Wouldn't it be sufficient for the police blotter to specify the town, date, arresting authority, charges and number of people arrested?
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WOLFFORTH — The Amarillo High Sandies stormed back to pull out a 4-3 victory against San Angelo Lake View to win the Region I-4A boys soccer sectional playoff at Frenship High School.
AHS coach David Daily said his players continue to fight no matter the circumstances. The Sandies trailed 3-1 after the first half.
"We had some very clutch goals," Daily said. "Officially, we had four go in, but we also had three or four more that were very close to going in."
No doubt ever crept to his mind, he said. Daily knew even with the deficit he had the better team, and it would eventually come out on top.
The Sandies did not do themselves any favors when giving up the deficit to the Chiefs.
A minute after AHS senior midfielder Alex Cervantes scored the opening goal on a put back, the Chiefs responded with a goal of their own. The goal came as a product of a foul the Sandies acquired, giving the senior midfield Ethan Brown a free kick.
The foul trouble persisted as Amarillo rewarded Brown with another free kick within shooting distance of the goal. He thanked Amarillo by capitalizing on the opportunity once again. However, the most egregious mistake had yet happened.
Toward the end of the first half, senior forward Jordan Reyes escaped Amarillo Highand was in the midst of a breakaway. As Reyes entered the goal box to increase the Lake View lead to two goals, senior defender Braydan Loomis took Reyes' legs out from under him.
The decision inflicted double jeopardy on the Sandies. Not only did Reyes use the penalty kick to put the ball in the back of the net, but Loomis received a red card and could longer participate in the game.
Cervantes would not let that penalty kick close the book on the game. Coming back from halftime, he went straight to work. Dribbling the around three Chiefs in close quarters to come out on the other end with a goal.
Cervantes said the sequence felt like he was challenging each defender one at a time.
"It just came to me," Cervantes said. "I just felt like I could take on all of them."
The senior admitted tough no other options were available with the tight defense around him, he said. So Cervantes had no choice but do what he did.
Instincts or not, the Sandies were sparked for two more goals from senior midfielder Max Tatum and senior forward Trenton LaFleur.
Lake View coach Clayton Hubbard recognized throughout the game Amarillo had the ability to comeback with the firepower it possesses. This pushed him to remind his players they cannot let up.
Hubbard understands the final result ultimately did not work them, but he has no quarrels with how his players performed, he. They did everything he asked them to do.
The Sandies have won 17-straight matches now. But there is still one more match left. Next on the schedule is the Class 4A Boys' Soccer Championship against the winner of Austin High versus Bowie High.
Amarillo High 4, Lake View 3
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First Half—1, Amarillo High, Alex Cervantes, 17th minute; 2, Lake View, Ethan Brown, 18th minute; 3, Brown, 20th minute; 4, Anthony Moreno, 35th minute.
Second Half—5, Amarillo High, Cervantes, 41st minute; 6, Amarillo High, Trenton LaFleur, 47th minute; 7, Amarillo High, Max Tatum, 62nd minute.


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New research reveals eating these 10 foods can keep your mind sharp. By: Karen Ansel, MS, RD
If you're trying to kick your java habit you might want to reconsider. A recent Finnish study of 1,400 longtime coffee drinkers reveals that people who sipped between three to five cups of coffee a day in their 40s and 50s reduced their odds of developing Alzheimer's disease by 65% compared to those who downed fewer than two cups a day. Researchers believe that coffee's caffeine and ample antioxidants are the keys to its protective affects.


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Following the great success of the Bristol Competition, was the equally sucessful social, for which everyone except Greg stayed.
Unlike previous years, where we were given a nice boat and sailed around
the Solent all night, this year's social took place in the newly
refurbished, 'jazzed up' union. First we traversed the maze of one-way
streets and rush hour traffic in Southampton, winding our way slowly to
the union...getting lost and generally engaging in mayhem as people
swapped cars, pretended they knew where they were going etc.
A few cars took a detour to Toys 'R' Us to complete their Cowboy/Indian
costumes. We were then given spicy pasta as a variation from sausages,
chips 'n' beans. At this point Annant decided that people hadn't dressed
up enough and got some face paints out. Nicola was coerced into being the
first dummy and after having put his painting hat on; Annant went round
Cambridge, Loughborough and Birmingham. There were a few drinking games
going on...the organisers and judges played 'fluffy bunnies', Nicola and
Annant played fast hands and then regretted it for the rest of term as
they came down with various diseases. As Nicola washed off her face
paints while we were still sober enough to notice, she was pinned down and
made into a cat!
Boscombe and the Tabs then joined us on the dance floor as the lifesavers
took over the student night at the union. Mind you.. from the photos it
seems like we're modelling hats more than anything else. At this point,
those who had been to Toys 'R' Us revealed their true strategy. Without
any notice, we were all embroiled in a full-scale battle as the water
pistols came out. The tabs were trounced by a combined Oxford-Boscome
team before recovering slightly to put up something of a fight. At some
point Liz and Nicola were cornered and drenched without mercy.
Now what have I forgotten..ah yes, the Burches. Laura (Nick's sister) wasn't too happy that Nick caught her on camera pulling Ian from several different angles. Realising that she couldn't really do much about it herself, she enlisted some help and Nick was soon bundled to the floor and his camera taken off him. It must have been a truly traumatic experience! Tab Chris also tied his shoelaces together and Nick was definitely sitting in the middle of the dance floor for at least 5 minutes trying to work out how to stand up!
At about 2.30 we headed off to the hall to crash. Nick was clearly mashed and talking about his love-life rather openly. Southampton showed foresight in providing a cooked breakfast the following morning for all remaining lifesavers. As in prior competitions, Annant learnt that Nicola shouldn't be trusted in drunken sleep... she'd managed to dribble/sweat all over his jumper. Eew...nasty! Although some of us couldn't cope with food at this point, the rest of us tucked in. Boscome were kind enough to drop us off to the station so that we could head home.
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Everyone here likes me! (Greg)
Quite impressively Greg had managed to organise a formal dinner at
St-Anne's for everybody. The plan was to meet up at 7.00 have a few
drinks, stroll into dinner around 7.30, carry on drinking in Greg's room
and the bar before heading on to Filth.
ever with lifesaving plans..it all went pear shaped. As Nikki hasn't
yet learnt how to tell the time, 'Annikki' were fairly late, only just
making it in time for dinner. Greg was there (not the last one to arrive
for once) looking very swish with Liz on his arm. Our newest lifesaving
couple, Nick and Hilary were already seated. We really need a new name
for this couple! 'Nickary'...'Hilick'...pass on all suggestions to
Seating arrangements became complicated as a couple arrived late with seats at either end of the table. Greg didn't want to split up our party so our evening was interrupted at various points by various catering staff coming along and asking us to move... while we refused point blank. Still, the food was fantastic - varied and loads of it! After dinner, 'Annikki' disappeared having muttered something about work, balls and a packed social calendar. Nick and Hilary had a few drinks in Greg's room before heading off home while Greg and Liz went on to Filth.
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Is Greg late again?
Rescued anyone yet?
As the ball had punts, Nick and Greg wangled free tickets for spending a couple of hours "Lifeguarding" (read helping people in and out of punts, and occasionally punting people). Several other club members also came along, though bizarely many of the club's members from St Hilda's weren't there...
Well some of us weren't so lucky to get free
tickets... and
point of information we only have two current hilda's members and one of
us was there! - and Ruth and Cat (with Simon) were there too! but
Well a good night i think by all.. Nick and Greg (avec
Hilary and Liz) got there early to, as Nick says "lifesave" - tho when i
spoke to Greg all he seemed to have done was eat about 9
Two hours before the ball i managed to ruin my dress - (muppet) - by
trying to get rid of alcohol stains when the dress is dry clean only -
doh! but nehows 'Superman Roderick'(Ellie) came to the rescue and all was
well i think the magician was my highlight - producing 'phallic objects' out of foam balls - still haven't figured out how he did that! - but was very impressive! He even gave us balloons - (mine again resembling male body parts...!) Belinda Carlisle was the main act (£.8,000 for a 30 minute stint so i believe) - We were about a meter away from the front so pretty good viewing.
What else was at the
Bouncy Castle, Rodeo Bull (so annoying being female and having to wear a
dress!), Karaoke, Pole Dancers... By about 2.30 i was asleep on South
Floor - v.lame - but excuse of having been to Pembroke Ball the
night before - and hence went home. Nick and Hilary disappeared to their
love shack at 5.30,where as Greg and Liz amazingly didn't and made it to
the survivors photo at 6.00am so i believe... and at 6.30 Greg then realised
that the survivors photo was supposed to be the end of the ball and went home...
This is very much what i did at the Ball so maybe someone else would care to write something - especially as i didn't see a lot of the Lifesavers and for the last 4 hours of the Ball i wasn't even there?!..
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Animal activists storm circus
Usually a place for a fun family outing, the Boswell Circus in Durban had its hands full yesterday as protesters descended on it to voice their concerns about cruelty to animals.
As almost 800 people jostled to get into the large marquee at the Sun Coast Casino, motorists hooted and waved at the protesters, some of whom carried placards condemning the "slavery and cruelty" of the circus's handling of the animals.
Steve Smit, leader of Animal Rights in Action and one of the people who protested for three hours, said the animals were subjected to "enormous abuse" in the name of entertainment.
"We want to change the public perception that keeping an animal in a cage is entertainment. Animals must live a natural life and nature takes care of them," he said.
Brian Boswell, owner of the circus, said his employes did not abuse animals and his animals were in good condition.
"People should see for themselves before believing the allegations of animal cruelty made by a group of activists. I think these activists only want publicity," he said. Boswell said he was the fifth generation of his family to be involved in running a circus. His great-grandparents started the business more than 101 years ago.
"We love animals and we believe we are also playing a role in teaching our children. The children attending our shows have never seen [these] animals in real life."
Boswell said he travelled around the country with eight lions, two elephants, eight dogs (only three taking part in the shows), three pigs, six horses and six ponies.
"We take care of these animals with a staff of 60. Our animals are safer than those in the wild, which have to fight for territory and die because of sicknesses. Here there are vets who treat our animals."
Smit - who has been fighting the use of animals in Boswell's circus for 27 years - said the "animals are turned into slaves".
"The elephants are kept running in the cage and chained during the circus. They are denied their right to enjoy nature," he said.
Smit said the use of animals in circuses had been stopped in progressive countries and South Africa should follow suit.
"Most people who attend the circus in KwaZulu-Natal might be those who do not care about animals. But the great majority of people do not attend these circuses because they understand the message," he said.
Protest organiser Jaryd Sage said circuses have been a source of human entertainment for centuries but the public was oblivious to the cruelty and suffering of animals. "People must understand that the abuse is not only about beating animals. Putting an animal in a cage for such a long time is abuse and has to stop. These animals need to have a normal life."
Harvan Naido said he enjoyed watching the animals perform.
"I have no idea about what the protesters are saying but my family enjoys the show," he said.


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A beautiful perennial, with sumptuous, velvety, bronze flowers produced above lance-shaped, blue-green foliage from June to September. The aroma of this new variety is even more chocolatey than Cosmos atrosanguineus and it's more compact too, so may not need staking. Great for growing in a sunny border and looks lovely when planted with other hot colours. To minimise frost damage, protect the tuberous roots with a cloche or overwinter in a frost-free environment.
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Q:I purchased one of these from you last year. Popped it in a greenhouse over winter and have brought it back out. There still isn't any sign of growth. Do you think that there is still time? or have I lost it?Asked on 4/6/2015 by Col Green from Edinburgh
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I would have thought that by early June it would have started growing by now if it was still alive, so I suspect it may have died over winter. I would however give it another couple of weeks before you finally give up on it.Answered on 5/6/2015 by Helen from crocus
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Hello, I wonder if you can advise me on over wintering my Chocolate Cosmos...last year I left three in the ground but only one survived. I don't seem to have any success leaving them in pots, and have tried leaving them in the garage and the shed but they seem to dry out. I have another three to over winter this year, and do not want to lose them again. Your advice would be very much appreciated Many thanks ShirleyAsked on 10/10/2009 by Anonymous
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|Jean Simmons as Diane Tremayne
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Diane not-so-innocently sets up a lunch date with Frank's girlfriend, Mary (Mona Freeman), to let her know that Frank was not at all where he said he was the previous night.
|As the always-plotting Diana, Jean Simmons' somewhat remote, coy appeal is used to great effect in Angel Face
|Fave character actor Leon Ames plays defense attorney Fred Barrett. A reversal of his chores in 1946's The Postman Always Rings Twice.
Roughly translated, Tremayne household maid, Chiyo (Max Takasugi) tells her put-upon husband, Ito (Frank Kamagai) to "Drop dead!"
If I were to pick my absolute favorite Otto Preminger movie, it would have to be the much-maligned Bonjour Tristesse (1958). That film is just a dream. But for pure noir bliss, I rate Angel Face above even the superior Laura (1944), which in spite of its excellence, has always seemed a tad too cool and never really has done much for me. Angel Face has the feel of a cheap pulp novel brought to life, complete with its economy of narrative and straight-to-the-point characterizations. While falling short of being a true classic of the genre, it stands as an example of the genre at its best. A fast and dark thrill ride through the Hollywood Hills...but I'd skip the short-cuts if I were you.


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The week before last I blogged on how the orchestrated violence by the Government of Sudan in the Abeyi region threatened a humanitarian emergency and South Sudan's move to independence on 9 July. Since then the situation has worsened significantly.
Yesterday, the Archbishop of Canterbury issued a statement on the recent violence in the neighbouring area of South Kordofan. The Archbishop's statement follows on from an emergency appeal that the Bishop of Bradford launched last week for Bradford's companion Diocese of Kadugli that has been seriously affected by this violence. A statement issued today by the Archbishop of the Episcopal Church of Sudan underlines just how targeted and intentional the violence has been. Archbishop Daniel writes:
Without a doubt then, the most worrying aspect of the recent conflict is the way in which fighting that originated between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Sudan Peoples Liberation Army (SPLA) has now transformed into what can only be described as a deliberate strategy to rid Kadugli of its indigenous African and Christian population by the SAF, in short a policy of ethnic cleansing….. Genocide is highly likely without international mediation. Therefore, we implore, you all, especially the Troika (the United States of America, the United Kingdom and Norway) the African Union, and the United Nations to endeavour to prevent genocide and the deliberate killing of certain groups by others before it is too late.
Archbishop Daniel has appealed to international and indigenous NGOs who can assist with aid and relief to coordinate their efforts and work together with local and trusted organisations such as the churches. Despite the recent violence, the Episcopal Church of Sudan is well placed to use its extensive network in South Kordofan and Abeyi to distribute medicines, food and non-food items to those most in need.
There will be time aplenty in the days ahead to consider the causes and implications of Sudan's latest descent into violence. The priority at the moment must however be to secure a cessation of violence and to secure access for humanitarian aid.
If you want to support the Church's efforts in this area then donations can be made via the Diocese of Bradford's emergency appeal. Bishop Nick Baines blog will provide a valuable means to keep up to date with the situation in South Kordofan. In the meantime, please keep the people of Southern Kordofan and Abyei in your prayers.


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Are you ready to play the cutest, cuddliest, most mind-bendingly adorable game on mobile devices? Trust me, even the coldest of hearts will melt after unwrapping, feeding, and playing with these kitty cats, puppies, and yes, even lions! Don't believe me? Try it for yourself.. Get it free on iPhone, iPad, & Android today and keep reading to find out why this gamer is hooked!
Now I like cute critters as much as the next person, but these pets really take the cake. It's not about nostalgia like other games (even though I did have some of the first LPS toys). It's the depth of the experience, the attention to detail, that really elevates Littlest Pet Shop above other games in the pet genre. Plus, LPS boasts 150 pets to collect! Not a cat person? Then take home a sweet new corgi, a fluffy squirrel, or even a goat. There are so many adorable new friends to choose from, you'll be trying to collect them all in no time!
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The title page gives us some hint of the fact that Araminta and her paint box are each going to make it to the west coast, but by divergent routes: a map with key shows us each route. We also see, on the same title page, Araminta holding a gaily decorated box and a paint brush. Thus intrigued, we read further to find out that Doctor Darling, his wife Emilia and young daughter Araminta have decided to leave a thriving medical practice in Boston to take a position as the first doctor in a California town, in 1847.
The journey starts with the loading of the covered wagon, drawn by two draft horses. The first rest stop is Scranton and a reunion with Doctor Darling's brother whom he hasn't seen for ten years. It is that uncle who gives Araminta the paint box, a thing of beauty in and of itself, but containing paint, quills, brushes and a thick roll of drawing paper. Araminta is thrilled and paints daily while crossing Pennsylvania. When the wagon strikes a boulder, the paint box, among other things, is thrown from the wagon and, in the excitement and travail of fixing the wagon, the paint box is not missed until the family has gone too far to go back for it.
The Mennonite family that finds the box uses the paint to stencil their home and the husband uses the box to carry his carpenter tools. At a barn raising, the box is inadvertently placed in a stage coach bound for Illinois. At Springfield, Illinois the box is placed on a riverboat and taken to a dock where the Mississippi meets the Missouri River where it is confiscated by a young wife bound for Bent's Fort, intending to use it as a bassinet. Before she can use it, the box is off again and crosses the Rockies to Salt Lake City on horseback, carried by Elijah Callagher who gives it to a prospector headed for California to look for gold. He strikes gold and carries some nuggets in the box to town to file claim on his land but is bitten by a snake on the way. He gets to town and collapses at the doctor's office and the doctor (you guessed it) is Doctor Darling who intends to use the box as a paint box for his young daughter, Araminta.
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Research firm Credit Suisse First Boston claimed in a recently released report that ATI Technologies, the world's major supplier of visual processing units, is on track with introduction of its next-generation graphics processor in Spring, 2005, and said that the risks with major transition of process technology to 90nm are not tremendous.
R520 Taped Out, Yields are Key Risk
"ATI has completed test wafers on 90nm at TSMC and has hit its milestones to date for its next generation R520 product due out in Spring 2005," CSFB wrote.
In early November a high-ranking source close to ATI Technologies confirmed that the chip known as the R520 had been taped out, which means that the completed design of the processor had been sent to an ATI's foundry partner.
"Key risk ahead is achieving strong yields on 90nm, a point too early to call but potentially less risky since low-k and copper issues were resolved at 130nm. ATI noted that the next two years will see major architectural jumps (likely Pixel Shader 3.0 in 05 and DX10 for Longhorn in 06), raising the bar but requiring execution as well," CFSB's analysts Randy Abrams and Michael Masdea believe.
ATI's current generation high-end visual processing units, such as RADEON X850 XT Platinum Edition, are made using 130nm low-k process technology. While it remains to be seen, whether this chip that contains more than 160 million of transistors is able to achieve strong yields with 540MHz – 550MHz clock-range, it may be assumed that 90nm design even with larger amount of transistors will offer clock-speeds in-line or higher than current high-end chips.
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Not much is known about the architecture and capabilities of the code-named R520 product that was initially referred as the R500. What is clear now is that the new graphics chip will sport Shader Model 3.0 – pixel shaders 3.0 and vertex shaders 3.0 – bringing additional programming capabilities to ATI's future graphics processors as well as some other innovations.
ATI's R5xx architecture will not resemble that of the previous generation products and NVIDIA's GeForce 6 architecture known as NV4x, particularly ATI will implement efficient flow-control, a crucial feature for pixel shaders 3.0, that will not bring speed penalty it does on existing SM3.0 hardware, according to sources. The future of the graphics hardware lies in higher number of ALUs ops per texture ops, unified pixel and vertex shaders as well as some other requirements of Microsoft Windows Longhorn operating system, such as virtualisation and context switches. While ATI agrees on the long-term goals for its roadmap, it does not name feature-set of actual products and says all the architectural changes will be implemented gradually, not at once.
Some sources claim that the R500 is a code-name of ATI's graphics processor that will be submitted for Microsoft's next Xbox console. The shader core of the R500 was reported to have 48 Arithmetic Logic Units (ALUs) that can execute 64 simultaneous threads on groups of 64 vertices or pixels. ALUs are automatically and dynamically assigned to either pixel or vertex processing depending on load. The ALUs can each perform one vector and one scalar operation per clock cycle, for a total of 96 shader operations per clock cycle. Texture loads can be done in parallel to ALU operations. At peak performance, the GPU can issue 48 billion shader operations per second, it was said.
The R520 is also expected to feature advanced memory interface, presumably supporting GDDR4 memory.
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While NVIDIA remains extremely tight-lipped over its future products, it is known that the company is readying its code-named NV47 visual processing unit, a massively revamped GeForce 6 architecture with 24 pixel pipelines. The NV47 is expected to be released sometime in Spring, 2005, but it is unknown whether NVIDIA is ahead, or behind ATI's R520 product.
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The Farm Frenzy series has spawned three primary titles (Farm Frenzy 1-3) and three add-on games including Farm Frenzy 2 : Pizza Party, Farm Frenzy 3: American Pie and Farm Frenzy 3: Ice Age. This is also the second of the series to be ported to the iPhone platform, with the first . Farm Frenzy occupying the top sales spots in several markets; in the U.K., it was among the top three best-selling applications, and it came in first in several markets in Eastern Europe and Asia. On the U.S. App Store, Farm Frenzy became one of the top 20 most popular applications overall.
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ACTH levels in the blood are measured to help detect, diagnose, and monitor conditions associated with excessive or deficient cortisol in the body. These conditions include:
Measuring both ACTH and cortisol can help to differentiate among some of these conditions because the level of ACTH normally changes in the opposite direction to the level of cortisol.
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This test is ordered when someone has signs or symptoms associated with excess or deficient cortisol.
Too much cortisol can cause symptoms that include:
These are often accompanied by findings such as high blood pressure, low potassium, high bicarbonate, high glucose levels, and sometimes diabetes.
People with insufficient cortisol production may exhibit symptoms such as:
These are often accompanied by findings such as low blood pressure, low blood glucose, low sodium, high potassium, and high calcium.
Symptoms suggestive of hypopituitarism include loss of appetite, fatigue, irregular menstrual cycle, hypogonadism, decreased sex drive, frequent nighttime urination, and weight loss. When the condition is due to a pituitary tumor (usually benign), the affected person may also have symptoms associated with the compression of nearby cells and nerves. The tumor can affect the nerves controlling vision, causing symptoms such as "tunnel vision" (inability to see things off to the side), loss of vision to some localized areas, or double vision, and can cause a change in a pattern of headaches.
In many cases, the interpretation of the results can be complex. Levels of both ACTH and cortisol vary throughout the day. Normally, ACTH will be at its highest level in the morning and lowest at night. It will stimulate cortisol production, which will follow the same daily pattern but will rise after ACTH does and fall to its lowest level very late in the evening. Conditions that affect the production of ACTH and cortisol often disrupt this diurnal variation.
Results of ACTH and cortisol tests are often evaluated together. The table below indicates the common patterns of ACTH and cortisol seen with different diseases involving the adrenal and pituitary glands.
An increased ACTH result can mean that a person has Cushing disease, Addison disease, or ectopic ACTH-producing tumors. A decreased ACTH result can be due to an adrenal tumor, steroid medication, or hypopituitarism.
It is impossible to reliably distinguish Cushing disease and ectopic ACTH from cortisol and ACTH measurement alone. A variety of other tests, including dexamethasone suppression and inferior petrosal sinus blood collection, are often used to assist health practitioners in making this distinction.
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So we all know that Apple came out with a U2 version of the iPod. I'm sure all seven of the people that own one think they are really cool. Now, however, a truly limited "limited edition" iPod is coming out in Japan from Bandai. Somehow, Bandai got Apple to agree to make a Neon Genesis Evangelion edition iPod. They will start manufacturing the units once they receive 1000 orders but production will be limited to 2000 iPods total.
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If we consider our chain of commands with "holes", the solution could be quite simple: we should prevent the scheduler queues from sending out new commands for a while. This is a pretty natural solution, because the issue actually arises from the fact that the scheduler has no idea of what is going on in the RL and keeps sending there new instructions. However, this method is not exactly the best way to solve livelocks: it represents just the opposite of what you should do in this case. Look, all we need is to somehow fit an instruction stuck in the scheduler into the RL, and right now all the attempts discussed above result into complete isolation of this instruction. Besides, you can also see that if the chain keeps growing, there will be at least 5 additional instructions in the replay system, and this is not what we suppose it should be.
Well, there is one more option left, which we need to check out: locking the scheduler Input. Since it will take another huge article to reveal all the smallest details of this, we will only provide you with the test results and conclusions drawn from them.
We managed to find out that there is a moment when only 8 instructions can be sent for execution (with further replay), which matches exactly the schQ FAST_0 scheduler queue depth.
The conclusion is evident: we deal with the locking of the scheduler input. This is a very important statement, as this mechanism is a pretty logical basis for the unified universal system used to resolve livelocks as well as "long chain" issues. The tests prove that once the scheduler input is closed, it locks not only the schQ FAST_0 queue, but also all other schedulers. We can see it from the limited number of instructions getting into replay from these schedulers once their input has been locked. The price we have to pay for this stall operation can roughly be estimated as 15-35 clock cycles.
The system would watch for a while the share of the replayed instructions, new instructions and free positions (let's call them patterns). However, all we know now doesn't allow us to fully reproduce the exact decision making algorithm about the stalling. Our experiments shows that there is a serializing event that serves as a starting point, that is why if we take the test code of our example as is but slightly modify the calling procedure, the maximum number of replayed instructions may turn out different.
Note that long chains are not stalled globally. For example a chain of dependent shift will never be stopped. The same is true for many other instructions. In other words, no stops is more of a rule than of an exception. The model "chains with holes" are always stopped when they get into RL-7, but in some cases when they get into RL-12, the "holes" keep looping infinitely. The looping of our model chains results into ideal identity of the pipeline status every 14 clocks, which cannot happen in real-life program codes. So, we get the impression that we are dealing not with the mechanism for resolving this difficult situation, but with a system initially intended for other tasks. And this system gets involved here only in specific favorable conditions.
We believe that this mechanism is intended primarily for resolving livelock issues. If you have been reading our article carefully, you might ask: how can the blocked scheduler input help get out of a livelock? We think it works like that: when the scheduler input is closed, the chain of commands circling in the replay loop is sent to some special buffer and the free positions in the pipeline get occupied by the micro-operations left in the scheduler. These micro-operations may be executed successfully, thus resolving the livelock.


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Start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost. Sow 1-2 seeds per pot. Keep soil moist but not wet until seeds have germinated. Overwatering can result in damping off; allow the soil to dry a bit between waterings. When seedlings have 1-2 sets of leaves, thin to 1 per pot. Transplant outdoors when plants are 4" high. Can also be grown in containers. Sage prefers full sun and well drained soil. Sage is a short lived perennial that lasts 3-5 years.
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Art by Kristin Flynn. Kristin lives and has a studio in the Hudson Valley -not far from the Seed Library! She finds inspiration and metaphor for her work in the surrounding woods and fields, creating narratives with plants, bones, birds and landscapes.
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