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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Happy Birthday to Me!
So yah, it's my birthday. Could you tell from the title, lol? It's the big 26...I think after 25 the irresponsible young days are over, ha ha, time to be an adult!
This morning, I woke up and my bf had a bunch of pretty presents wrapped as well as flowers on our table. Yay! I don't know about you though, but when I get up for work, I give myself just enough time to get ready and i'm out the door! I'll open them tonight :) I got to work, and my co-workers were sweet enough to decorate my cube. I also got flowers and a ballon from my boss as well as a breakfast sandwich (which I can't eat since I'm not doing carbs, lol).
We're also planning on seeing Transformers tonight with our crew. I felt like the first one was just okay, so hopefully this one is better. Then tomorrow my friends have a "surprise" birthday dinner planned for me, lol. Friday is my BFF's fiance's birthday so we're also going out for that. Then Saturday is just for me and my BF to celebrate :) I want to do something low key...just quality time together since we're going on vacation next weekend to Savannah.
Thank you for all the birthday wishes on YouTube and Twitter, they made me feel so special :)
Meanwhile, I uploaded a video last night on how to pack makeup for summer vacations. If you know me, you'll know I'm extremely OCD about packing. I usually have a spreadsheet and pack way in advance. I like to know I'm not forgetting anything, but also make sure that I have everything I need.
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40 comments:
- Wuschel said...
Happy Birthday, sweetie!!!
- June 24, 2009 at 11:42 AM
- ~tHiAmErE~ said...
Happy Birthday,hun!
hope you'll have a happy day!
- June 24, 2009 at 11:55 AM
- Askmewhats said...
Happy Birthday Ren!!! Enjoy your bday :D
- June 24, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- mina said...
Happy Birthday, Ren! I hope you have a great day!
I love Savannah! You have to do a trolley tour when you're down there lol
- June 24, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- Tysh said...
Happy Birthday, have a wonderful day.
- June 24, 2009 at 12:11 PM
- Jheanelle said...
Happy Birthday, Ren! Have a great day.
I haven't been to Savannah in a long time. You gotta do a river tour and a trolley tour. The city is absolutely beautiful. Take lots of pictures. =]
- June 24, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Pulpita said...
Happy Birthday!!!
- June 24, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- Alison Laura said...
Happy Birthday!
- June 24, 2009 at 12:46 PM
- Makeup Mama said...
happy birthday girl! kudos for you on not being late for work from ripping open your b-day pressies. I woulda been soooo late.
and thanks for the vid, I definitely need help in that department (I pack a TON!)
- June 24, 2009 at 1:03 PM
- Jaimie said...
happy bday! enjoy transformers!
- June 24, 2009 at 1:10 PM
- chibi said...
Happy birthday!
I hope you have a great day.
- June 24, 2009 at 2:02 PM
- ✿Ji✿ said...
Happy Birthdaaaay!♥
- June 24, 2009 at 2:23 PM
- Charlene said...
happy birthdayyyy REN!! :) God bless!
- June 24, 2009 at 2:56 PM
- AlwaysAdira said...
Hope you have a happy birthday!
- June 24, 2009 at 3:09 PM
- Mac It Pink said...
Happy birthday!!! Mine is on friday!! :)
Yaaay cancer pride! Hahaha
- June 24, 2009 at 3:22 PM
- Kymie Neutron said...
Happy Birthday!
- June 24, 2009 at 3:35 PM
- Miss Merli said...
A very blessed and happy birthday to you my dear
- June 24, 2009 at 4:05 PM
- Jasmin said...
Happy birthday, beautiful!!!
I'm going to see Transformers tonight as well. Yeahy! Can't wait!
- June 24, 2009 at 4:15 PM
- *~kAy~* said...
Happy birthday RenRen!!! <3 <3 <3
- June 24, 2009 at 4:19 PM
- LIZ said...
Happy Birthday REn REN...May u have a blessed day 2day and everyday!!!! hAppy 26th bday!!!!
- June 24, 2009 at 4:29 PM
- Trang said...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU RenRen!!!! wishing you a wonderful birthday with your love one!!!!!!!!!!!!
- June 24, 2009 at 4:41 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
happy birthday!
- June 24, 2009 at 4:43 PM
- yummy411 said...
happy bday Ren! Sounds like you are gonna have a blast!!
- June 24, 2009 at 4:49 PM
- Cupcake said...
happy birthday renren!!!
- June 24, 2009 at 7:12 PM
- avicdens said...
happy birthday!!!!!
- June 24, 2009 at 7:24 PM
- Autumn Masquerade said...
Happy birthday! I hope you have a wonderful day!
- June 24, 2009 at 7:57 PM
- jilliandanica said...
happy birthday ren!
- June 24, 2009 at 9:24 PM
- Queen of Random said...
Happy Birthday!!!
- June 24, 2009 at 9:31 PM
- lindah said...
happy birthday :D you're going to love transformers! :)
- June 24, 2009 at 9:47 PM
- MZ.CYN.DEZ said...
Happy birthday!
- June 24, 2009 at 11:16 PM
- Fancy Pants said...
Happy B-day!
Please, please, please do a post on your Savannah trip, I have been dying to go there. Maybe one day when I have enough money saved up. But I would love to see what things there are to do and the beauty of the place.
- June 25, 2009 at 1:28 AM
- artistic goddess said...
- June 25, 2009 at 3:07 AM
- Crystal said...
happy birthday ren :)
hope you liked all the flowers your bf gave ya! you should dry em and keep it in a book! thats what i do!
- June 25, 2009 at 3:21 AM
- izumi said...
happy birthday!! sounds like you had a great start xD and transformers 2 was awesome!
- June 25, 2009 at 4:57 AM
- alien man?! said...
Happy Bday, twin sister ;D
BTW I saw Transformers, too, this evening...
... omg it sucked so bad lol
- June 25, 2009 at 6:03 AM
- Girl with Curl said...
Happy Birthday Ren! I ended up liking Transformers 2 better than the first one.
- June 25, 2009 at 3:55 PM
- ♡ Nic Nic ♡ said...
happy belated Bday Ren ren!! sorry im a little late ^^ hope you had a good one!!
- June 27, 2009 at 7:00 AM
- yummy411 said...
happy bday ren!!!
- June 28, 2009 at 10:49 AM
- Wes said...
I know I'm late but HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHICA!!!! Hope you enjoyed every moment ;-)
- June 30, 2009 at 5:20 PM
- Janelle said...
Omg, you make a spreadsheet to pack! I always pack last minute & end up OVERpacking haha. You are so organized. I need to take notes..
And happy belated birthday!!
- June 30, 2009 at 10:55 PM

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- Federal Budget Update: The President's 2008 budget for WIC proposes a $145 million cut in nutrition services funding, no funding for management information systems and limiting adjunctive eligibility to 250% of poverty. For Missouri WIC this would translate into a $2.167 million decrease in funding for nutrition services, a lack of available funding to obtain a new WIC data system and increased expense for local WIC providers to determine eligibility for children who had previously been adjunctively eligible for WIC services because they were on Medicaid.
Phyllis Fuller and Lyn Konstant along with Jim Wheaton and Brenda Brewer attended the National WIC Association Leadership Conference in Washington, DC on March 4-6. They heard presentations from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and leaders from the Senate and the House of Representatives. An evaluation of the WIC program by OMB rated the program 'effective', the highest rating given to programs, although this high rating did not translate into increased funding being recommended by the President for the program.
Congressional leaders praised the program and pledged to keep funding stable, although they acknowledged that there are many competing interests for limited federal discretionary funds. It is vital that local agencies talk with their Representative and share those personal stories of how WIC transforms lives. Participant testimonies are needed by your elected officials in the House and Senate. They can use these as they speak on the floor in favor of WIC, as they hear/provide testimony in budget hearings and when they lobby each other for program support.The House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee has already met once to discuss funding for WIC and other agriculture programs. Representative Jo Ann Emerson is on this committee. Money for discretionary programs is shrinking; you need to speak up and let your officials know how vital this program is to the participants in your area. Each budget subcommittee has a specific amount of money that it can allocate for programs; many programs are competing for these limited dollars. Giving WIC more money means cutting other programs. The House and Senate will recess from April 2-13. This is an excellent time to invite your Representative to visit your clinic. We cannot overemphasize how important it is that your officials hear from you. In the March 5 Weekly Update we provided copies of the fact sheets shared with the Senators and Representatives. If you need other information from the state office, please contact Lyn Konstant at email@example.com, 537-751-6086.
- Revising the WIC 49 Nutrition Education Report Form: The State WIC Office will be revising/reprinting the WIC 49 Nutrition Education Report Form. If you would like this tool to be revised to make it more useful, please send suggestions or sample changes to Takako Tagami.


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LAKEWOOD – Usually when a municipality holds a public hearing, residents who speak are against or upset by the issue at hand.
However, on Monday, the Lakewood Village Board heard from someone offering her assistance.
The Lakewood Village Board held a public hearing to discuss establishing a moratorium on issuing special permits for vehicle sales, building permits for constructing storage sheds and zoning permits for electronic-advertising signs. David Wordelmann, Lakewood mayor, said Kelly Vik, Smart By Design owner with her husband, Mike, spoke during the public hearing, and is in favor of putting regulations on electronic-advertising signs.
Vik, who sells the high-definition LED signs at her business, let the board know she could help update the village zoning code. Wordelmann said because the signs are a newer item, created after the last time village officials updated the zoning code, the board wants to control the brightness of the signs at night so they don't distract drivers.
"We were pleasantly surprised she was in favor of putting regulations on them," Wordelmann said. "She offered her and her husband's help in putting the right verbiage in the zoning code, as far as the technical wording."
Wordelmann said the village will also rely on another municipality for help when writing the zoning update.
"Fredonia has already addressed it. That is something for us to look at as far as a model," he said. "It is not that we want to get rid of (the signs), we just want to put some levels on them. Trying to control the output at night."
After the public hearing, the board passed the moratorium motion on issuing permits while zoning laws are updated. There is no timetable set on when the moratorium will expire. However, Wordelmann said the board wants to make the updates as quickly as possible.
Last month, Wordelmann said village officials want to update zoning laws to have a more detailed design layout plan for Fairmount Avenue and other areas of the village. The mayor said with more detailed zoning laws, potential issues could be avoided. One example for special-use permits for vehicle sales is the recent disagreement with Lawrence Spacciapolli for a used-car lot across from Wal-Mart.
The board in January approved a special-use permit for the car dealership after first denying the application in November. The board approved the special-use permit with guidelines following the ruling by 8th Judicial District Supreme Court Justice James Dillon. In December, Dillon overturned the Village Board's decision to deny the permit.
Throughout the process of discussing the special-use permit, each board member heard from several residents voicing their displeasure about the proposal for a car lot at the location. One concern dealt with safety because it is a busy intersection. Another question was whether it is the best spot for a car dealership, or if maybe the land would be better suited for a different business. Board members had suggested to Spacciapolli in their opinion a better location for the used-car lot may be farther west on Fairmount Avenue where other dealerships are located. According to the court transcript, Dillon stated the board couldn't deny the permit based on concerned residents.
For storage structures, Wordelmann said zoning laws need to be updated so they are not built by individuals in residential areas. The mayor said the updated zoning laws would also address storage shed businesses. He said, as of now, there are none in the village, but they want to update zoning laws to be proactive in setting criteria on where they can be located.


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Kristen A. Johnson has been named director of alumni relations and annual giving at Jamestown Community College.
Johnson is responsible for managing all aspects of JCC's alumni relations program and is the chief advocate for its approximately 18,000 alumni, about 80 percent of whom live and work in Western New York. She will work closely with the JCC Foundation and members of the Jamestown and Cattaraugus County alumni boards of directors to develop and maintain a cohesive relationship between the college and its alumni population.
In addition, Johnson is responsible for the planning and implementation of the JCC Foundation's annual fundraising campaigns, which include the JCC Annual Fund and the USA Scholarship endowment.
She succeeds Elizabeth Booth, who was named director of JCC's North County Center.
"I am thrilled to join the staff at Jamestown Community College," Johnson said. "As the first person in my family to attend college, I walked onto JCC's campus for the first time in the fall of 1997. My experience at JCC led me to earn a bachelor's degree – and I'd like to pursue a graduate degree. In short: JCC changes lives. I find it rewarding to be part of such an institution."
"Kristen is looking forward to reaching out to all JCC alumni, no matter where they live or what they do," said Michael Moots, executive director of the JCC Foundation. "She understands from her own experience the importance of JCC in the lives of its students and its alumni. We're very excited to have Kristen join our team."
Johnson worked previously in public relations at Elk Regional Health Center in St. Marys, Pa. She had extensive involvement in a $2.5 million capital campaign that supported a $10.3 million expansion project at the hospital. The five-year campaign ultimately raised more than $4 million.
Johnson graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor's degree in English, public relations and communications from East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania in 2001.
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LG's 14-inch Gram laptop sets new Guinness World Record
LG Electronics said Thursday its ultralight laptop has secured its place in the Guinness Book of World Records. The company's 14-inch (35.6 centimeters) ultralight Gram, which was launched early this month, weighs 860 grams. "Guinness World Records confirmed LG's new ultralight Gram is the lightest in the world after measuring around 70 models of 14-inch Read more
Hyundai, Kia flag nearly record-breaking sales in France
Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors sold a combined 61,727 automobiles in France last year, just 24 units short of setting a new record, industry data showed Wednesday. The automakers sold a record 61,751 units in 2012, according to state-run Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency. Hyundai Motor sold 28,043 units, up 17 percent on-year, while Kia Motors Read more
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Taco Bell is coming out with a new breakfast drink, Mountain Dew A.M., made up of Mountain Dew and orange juice.
My favorite drink was Mountain Dew until I reached my late 20s when I had to stop drinking caffeine. Even animals like it. When I was a teenager, I had a cat that liked Mountain Dew. She would drink it out of my glass if I didn't keep an eye on her.
The only problems with the Dew, as the Consumerist points out, is that it doesn't make for a good mixer (much like Kool-Aid, which I found out during unfortunate night of running out of Coke with some Johnny Walker Red left in the bottle. Bad, bad night. Even worse following day).
On the other hand, Mountain Dew fans are hard core. They'll give anything with Mountain Dew a try. Maybe it works, but I wouldn't get my hopes up.
"'Everything will be alright'" is not the same as 'Everything will stay the same.'" Seth Godin.
I've been going back and forth on how much to post here. I've decided against the details at this point. I will just say that my wife and I have been on the brink of divorce for months now. Years really.
Counseling has helped immensely. Our therapist has been coaching us through The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work by John Gottman. It has helped us reconnect, especially this last week.
We have much to do, but so does every couple. Some days it is much easier than others. And we are confident we will make it.
One thing is sure, things will not be the same. They can't be because what we have been doing the last few years was not working. It will still be alright. In fact, if this week is any indication, it will be better than ever before.
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1. This has been a hard week for the entire family. My wife's 91 year-old grandmother has been in the hospital for a week as of today. She has been hovering on death's door most of the time, but has surprisingly improved over the last day or so and may even be able to go home in the next day or two.
2. One of my favorite internet people is Merlin Mann. At the end of last month, he did a podcast about New Year's resolutions. If you are they type to make them, this a good one to listen to. The take away: "Keep it small, keep it time-limited, keep it action-oriented."
3. I'm not the kind to make New Year's resolutions. I do need to make changes though. I'm working on keeping them small, time-limited, and action-oriented.
4. I finished playing Portal 2 this week. This is how video games should be. It has great characters, a great story that unfolds during the game, humor, and great game play. 5 Stars.
5. It is January 13 and we still have our Christmas decorations out. That is mostly because my wife has spent the majority of the time at the hospital the past week and I've been working and taking care of our daughter. Guess what we'll be doing this weekend?
6. I did get some of the decorations taken off the tree earlier in the week. Bailey was enthusiastic about helping the entire time of taking the bulbs and glass icicles down. She frequently had to check, "Daddy, am I being a helper?" That was the high point of the week.
7. My predictions don't work out too often if you look at my series of New Year's posts, but I'm seeing another win for Tebow and the Broncos tomorrow when they face the New England Patriots in their second playoff game.
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Why do conservatives hate Americans?: Given the Right's recent lurch toward Ayn Rand-style Objectivism, it seems that an intelligent journalist would put the following facts together:
1. 80% of Americans own only 7% of America's wealth.
2. The new mainstream in conservatism maintains that the poor are only poor because of laziness and lack of initiative.
It's not exactly a leap in logic to point out that mainstream conservatism now maintains that 80% of Americans are simply ungrateful, lazy bastards who need tough love to do better.
In that context, trying to get rid of Social Security and Medicare makes sense for them. But shouldn't someone start asking, then, why conservatives have such contempt for the vast majority of Americans, and their work ethic? It's not a hard question to ask. The politics of it may be controversial, but the logic isn't.
The problem with the leap of logic is that both premises are flawed.
1. The statistic that 80% of Americans only control 7% of the wealth is based on studies that exclude much of the wealth of the "80%" including their cars and household items. Even more striking, these studies do not include "non-home wealth" (i.e. home equity) like a UCSC study did.
No wonder the figures looks so out of balance. They exclude the majority of wealth of the middle class, while including a majority of the wealth of the "rich". The comparisons are apples and oranges, but that is what you do when you want to incite class warfare.
2. Conservatism does not claim that being poor only derives from laziness and lack of initiative. It does suggest that taking initiative and hard work are solutions to poverty, but that is not to say the inverse of those traits are the causes.
No, poverty in America is generally the result of poor personal choices such as dropping out of school, single parenthood, or drug/alcohol abuse. The best ways not to be poor are to avoid those decisions. Most of all get married; there are very few children in poverty who live with both biological parents and married men tend to have higher employment and higher income. Children from intact families are more likely to graduate high school, and less likely to have a teen pregnancy or abuse drugs or alcohol, and not continue a cycle of poverty.
Basically, our economic problems have more societal causes (the decrease of marriage and increase of out-of-wedlock birth) than they do economic causes.
2012 Predictions
My predictions for 2011 were unusually off the mark, but that never stops a charlatan from making more.
Hence, my predictions for 2012:
1. A reinterpretation of the Mayan calender will reveal the world will not actually end in December 2012. Rather, that is the Mayan prediction of the start of a new hit series on NBC. The Mayans were really into Dramedey.
2. I will be offered a $10 million publishing contract, but I will not accept it because I refuse the publishers demand to change the lead character from a bearded district attorney battling city corruption into a clean-shaven district attorney battling city corruption. My artistic integrity will not allow me to make a revision that will alter the entire feel of the narrative. Come on, beards are in right now.
3. I'm hungry.
4. You will soon find an item you have misplaced. (This should be sufficiently vague to ensure at least one win in the prediction game).
5. Steve Jobs will not die in 2012.
6. Some famous Hollywood actor will die in 2012. (Shocking, I know).
7. Tim Tebow will continue to be more reviled for praying where other people can see, than other football players are for raping women where other people don't see it.
8. George Lucas will release yet another revision to the original Star Wars trilogy, this time adding a CGI bikini to Chewbacca.
9. Political activism and sports entertainment will collide when the famed basketball team changes its name to "The Harlem Globalwarming Trotters."
10. Barack Obama will be a one term president.
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Five years ago today, God gave us a little angel.
Your mommy and daddy love you "so much."
About mid-morning my daughter's preschool teacher called me. "Sorry to bother you at work, but Bailey fell off a stool and bumped her head. She is OK, but I think it will need a stitch or two." She had fallen off a stool and hit her head on the door stop on the door frame. Ouch.
Thankfully, the teacher's demeanor set me at ease, so I wasn't too worried but you never want to hear about your kid bleeding.
When I got there, Bailey was in the school office with the administrator, her teacher, and the nurse. The administrator was holding her as Bailey was holding some gauze to her head and a few drops of blood were on her shirt. I tried to act nonchalant as I moved the gauze to see the wound. I think I pulled it off pretty well.
I said, "Yeah, you got a little cut there." Inside, I'm thinking, 'MY LORD. LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THE KNOT ON HER HEAD. I'VE NEVER SEEN SO MUCH BLOOD! MY CHILD IS GOING TO BE SCARRED FOR LIFE. Oh no, I hope I don't throw up.'
What came out was "Yeah, let's go to the doctor and get you fixed up."
Honeybun met us and we went to the urgent care clinic. We only had to wait a few minutes to get into the exam room. The nurse cleaned the wound. It was only about 1/4 inch long, but it went deep and was laid open pretty wide for such a short cut.
The doctor was a woman from Nigeria. She had a great bedside manner. Honeybun was worried about scarring of course. The doctor explained her young son had a similar cut and they used Dermabond (essentially a glue) to put it together. They like to use that because it is quick to do. The problem with it is that it tends to make a bigger scar.
Then the doctor said, "But she's a girl, so I won't use that. We'll do it the right way." Stitches it was. It takes longer to do and so is a little more painful, but done right, the scar shouldn't be noticeable in the long run.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (169 votes).
In short: What Sunday mornings are there for!In full: Didn't see the carb gels being handed out and really didn't get the turning back on yourself bit at Elvaston. Within 100mtrs of entering the grounds picked up a small stone in my trainer that probably added a couple of mins to my time but hey, still a Kilomathon PB! will need to sort IT Band problems for next year.. By the half marathon distance I'd taken 27mins off my previous PB for the half so all in all, a good day.. Oh yeah! wtf guys! Peeing on someone's house??Date of review: March 17, 2010
In short: Very goodDate of review: March 17, 2010
In short: Well organised overall, a fairly flat course and friendly localsIn full: Entered because it was a first as I prefer off-road running. Pleasantly surprised by the good organisation and the fairly flat course. The weather could have been better, i.e. less windy perhaps. Crowd & marshal support along the course was great. Date of review: March 17, 2010
In short: Some really bad views, but well organised. Top notch t-shirt and medal. Date of review: March 17, 2010
In short: well organised, reasonably flat, great experienceIn full: As per all the other reviews, my only downside would be the waiting around at the start, We were hanging around in the pens and at the start for 45 mins in the cold,thank god it wasn't raining, i didn't have any issues with the loos only waited a couple of mins but the queues did seem to get worse. I thought the organisation was great the marshalls were fantastic and there was plenty of people cheering everyone on. Goody bag was brill, the small t shirt is not small at all but its a great top and I like that its long sleeved which makes a change, medal is fab!! Its my furthest distance I've done so far and I enjoyed the challenge. Would I do it again?? Yeh I think I would, if only to beat my time. Overall a great day. Thanks.Date of review: March 16, 2010
In short: A flat, fast, well supported course, reasonably scenic, will only get bigger an better next year.Date of review: March 16, 2010
In short: A really enjoyable run, well organised and a great atmosphereIn full: I really enjoyed this event. It was very well organised, especially the shuttle buses and water stations. Spectators had no problems getting from the start to the finish. I would definitely do this event again.Date of review: March 16, 2010
In short: So nearly ... Potential for Future!In full: So nearly a great race.Up side, text soon after finish to tell me my time.Great support Staff.Well signposted.Down side, too much hanging around at the start.The Loop back on yourself before entering Elvaston.A bigger finish would have been nice!Date of review: March 16, 2010
Date of review: March 16, 2010
In short: Very enjoyable for a first time at this distanceIn full: So yes there was a bit of a hold up at the start, and i was one of those who needed the loo just before the gun.... But all in all I really enjoyed this race, seemed very well organised - even if i do not have alot to compare it to. The water stations were all well stocked when I passed them and the marshals were all great cheering me on. I am now trying to get the time off work to do the Scottish one and would like to get all four under my belt and do the Welsh and Irish next year!! Date of review: March 16, 2010
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It's an emotion that often goes hand-in-hand with those affected by cancer.
Hope is foundation of the Relay for Life, the largest fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, and Montana's credit unions have collectively made a substantial impact in recent years.
Maybe it's because credit unions are financial cooperatives established 163 years ago to better the communities they serve. Maybe it's because of the comaraderie that's formed from walking in shifts around a track for 24-hours for the purpose of funding research. Or maybe it's because most of us have been touched somehow by cancer.
Everybody has been affected by cancer," said Ryan Combs, co-chair of the Altana Federal Credit Union Relay for Life team. "So many people pour their heart and soul into this fundraiser because they want to see a cure so badly that they are willing to whatever it takes."
The American Cancer Society says that about 1,660,290 new cancer cases are expected to be diagnosed this year, 5,450 of those in Montana. The disease is the second most common cause of death in the U.S. taking 1,600 lives every single day. This year 2,000 people are expected to die of cancer in Montana.
Fergus FCU has been involved with the Relay for Life since it began in Lewistown 11 years ago. Dixie Denton helps organize the event there. She lost her grandmother to breast cancer; her father had colon cancer; her aunt, lung cancer; and many friends have faced the disease.
"I think it's easy for people to rally for the relay because almost everyone has been touched by cancer and we are praying for a cure," she said. "Also it gives the survivors hope to for tomorrow."
The Fergus FCU team has many events to raise funds including a Bunco tournament, bake sales, root beer float Fridays, picnics and raffles. Typically their efforts generate about $5,000 but their record for one year is $14,000.
The original Relay for Life started in 1985 with one man, Gordy Klatt, who wanted to show what someone fighting cancer endures. He ran around a track for 24 hours and raised $27,000. A year later, 340 supporters joined the overnight event and today it's caught on worldwide. Thirty-four Montana communities are holding Relays this summer.
Relay for Life was started in Circle with the help of staff at McCone County FCU. This year there are 10 teams in the community that have already raised nearly $14,000; and the relay ace event isn't until July 12, so that amount is likely to increase. This is the second year that McCone County FCU has had its own credit union team.
"It affects your entire family, not just the person suffering," said Diane Brody, the team leader who knows first-hand because her husband had esophageal cancer.
She got involved with the team because of how management and the board treated her during that trying time in life.
"The credit union was so extremely understanding with the circumstances that I need to give back," she said.
Fundraising efforts are varied and tailored to each community. Some have organized summer barbeques and gift-wrapping at the holidays with free-will donations. Others raffle trips or motorcycles. The Giant Springs Chapter of Credit Unions sponsored ice cream sales that every credit union participated in this year raising more than $1,800.
"It shows unity with our credit unions and support for our walkers," Sue Cassell, marketing director at 1st Liberty FCU.
Lael Humble with Montana First FCU said the ice cream sales were a big hit.
"Members absolutely loved the opportunity to buy a cold treat on a warn day and help raise money for a good cause all at the same time," she said. "We had a cancer survivor come through our drive up at MFCU and speak with our tellers about how much it meant to her to see us getting involved in this cause. I know that our staff had a great time participating in this--sending the ice cream bars out to members in the drive up tubes and even running them out to members in their vehicles."
Humble said additional money raised was from other collected donations and book mark sales bringing the total to $2,750.
In Livingston, the Sky FCU Super Heroes Team is hoping to raise $2,000 this year. Staff at High Peaks FCU in Sheridan is on Team Rudy, which raised more than $9,500. In the past five years, Park Side FCU in the Flathead area has donated nearly $9,000 and Altana FCU in Billings more than $100,000.
Start adding up these numbers and it quickly becomes evident that Montana's credit unions are making a huge collective contribution, which is just the cooperative nature.
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As E-learning course authors you would have wished to help your students when they are stuck instantly and your students could also collaborate among themselves real time more like a classroom setup which results in effective learning. This real time collaboration is now possible using Adobe Captivate Course Companion widget which is now extend to support this . There is no installation required for the course author all he has to do is to insert the widget in captivate course and check enable for collaboration and we do the rest.
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Dr. Raymond Bernard Gavert passed away on March 25, 2013.
In 2006, he retired from NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C. He was involved with the Wake Shield and space shuttle materials experimentations in microgravity. He was an enthusiast of space science and exploration.
In retirement he remained active as an author. He wrote "Robots, Colonauts, Moon Clubs and the Strange Lights on the Moon." This science-fiction novel reflected his American Institute of Physics papers, which discussed lunar colonization, market driven space exploration, and commercial markets in space.
Dr. Gavert was born Sept. 27, 1932, in Jamestown N.Y. He received his Bachelor of Science in metallurgical engineering from Purdue University in 1955 and his Master of Science and Ph.D. degrees in 1960 and 1966, respectively, from the University of Wisconsin. He served in the U.S. Army in Korea from 1955-57. From 1957-59 he was a Pratt & Whitney Air-craft metallurgical development engineer. After that he was involved in advanced nuclear systems at the NASA Lewis Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. He joined the General Electric Missile and Space Division in King of Prussia, Pa., in 1965 as a spacecraft materials research and development engineer. From 1966-68 he was a materials project engineer for the SNAP 27 radioisotope thermoelectric generator used in the Apollo space program. One of these devices is on display at the Smithsonian. During this period he taught solid state metallurgy at Penn State in King of Prussia. From 1969-75 he worked at GE Corporate in Schenectady, N.Y.
Dr. Gavert was appointed to the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment in 1975 to support U.S. materials policy decisions related to the conservation of materials. He was an early proponent of hybrid vehicle technology. During the 1980s he was involved with SDI "Star Wars" at the Defense Nuclear Agency.
Dr. Gavert is survived by his wife of 53 years, Cynthia F. Gavert; daughter, Wendy E. Gavert; son, William B. and his wife, Evelyn Gavert; grandsons: Christopher Leonowicz and Thomas Gavert; granddaughters: Caitlin Leonowicz, and Olivia and Eva Gavert; sisters: Marilyn G. McElhinny, Onnolee Samuelson and her fiance, Jim Murphy, and Darlene McIntyre and her husband, Brian; and niece, Jill K. Mondo and her husband, Craig.
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by Barbara A. Chaapel
In 1968, Duba was studying at the Advanced
Institute in Liturgical Studies at the Sorbonne while on sabbatical from his position at
Westminster Choir College. He became interested in the worship and liturgies of the
Orthodox Church, the Roman Catholic Church, and the Jewish synagogue. He visited
liturgical communities in Taizé, France, and Bossey, Switzerland, and participated in a
Russian Orthodox Easter Vigil.
I began scheming about how I could introduce the fantastic service dramatizing
the Paschal cycle that flourished in the medieval church to the contemporary Protestant
church, Duba laughs, and then Dr. McCord arrived in Paris to offer me a
position at the Seminary!
There seemed no better place to try the vigil than a theological seminary.
The Princeton vigil had its start in a class Duba taught with his speech department
colleague G. Robert Jacks Arts in the Service of the Church. We tried to
stimulate our students creativity, Duba explains. We encouraged them to
design banners, choose music, use symbols, and find ways to dramatize the story of faith.
Christian worship is incarnational; it should use the flesh and blood of earthly
Students began to try out some of these ideas in daily chapel services, and then in
1973 planned their first vigil.
"We modeled our vigil on the re-enactment of the story of salvation dramatized in
the early church at Easter, Duba says. It was a huge success, one of the most
memorable events of my ministry. More than sixty students took part in the
vigils planning and leadership, as did members of the faculty and staff.
A several-hour service culminating at midnight of Easter morning, the vigil began and
ended in Miller Chapel. Throughout the service, participants read the story of faith from
the Old and New Testaments, sang hymns, walked from place to place on the campus to
symbolize the journey of salvation, celebrated the sacrament of baptism, and finally
re-entered the chapel for an Easter sermon and the sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Arlo D. Duba
We had incredible support from President McCord and Dean Adams, Duba
remembers. Even though he didnt always agree with everything in the vigil,
McCord always saved the date so that he could preach the central sermon. That was the
pattern in the early church the bishop always preached the vigil sermon.
Duba is also grateful for the support of faculty colleagues Karlfried Froehlich and
Kathleen McVey, who also served on the chapel council. From the Lutheran and Roman
Catholic traditions respectively, each gave historical and biblical background to
our worship experiences, he says. The council, responsible for overseeing daily
chapel services, was also a seed bed for student worship leadership. Jana Childers, now
associate professor of homiletics at San Francisco Theological Seminary, chaired the
council during her student days.
In addition to the vigil, Duba made some very practical contributions to the chapel
during his tenure, including a dimmer switch to provide more dramatic use of lighting, a
new sound system, and a liturgical resource room in the basement for students to use when
planning services.
Duba left PTS in 1982, after his tenth Paschal Vigil, to become dean of Dubuque
Theological Seminary. If there is one contribution by which he wants to be remembered, it
is for championing the effective practice of Reformed worship. Princeton has always
been strong in teaching the theology and the history of worship and preaching, he
says. But worship is more than preaching, and good theology must issue in good
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The crystal clear 5" LCD Monitor is a perfect addition to any driver that needs assistance backing up. See the whole world behind you in rich colors. It is also an LCD monitor so it is very light as well as thin. In addition, it has two video inputs so you can connect a camera and a game system or DVD player. This monitor is compatible with all our cameras and any car; it connects to any power source or a cigarette lighter. It can mount on your windshield or dashboard (mount included). Super easy installation
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The Black License Plate camera is mounted by screwing your current license plate screws through its brackets; it's a very simple installation. The camera can also be adjusted by angling the camera up or down so you can get the perfect view for your car. The CCD lens is the clearest and highest quality camera Tadibrothers sells. There is no need to drill any holes or install mounting brackets. The camera has a 120° angle which is best for Cars, SUVs, and Trucks. With 120° everything behind the vehicle can easily be seen, it is also color, waterproof and has military grade night vision. The camera and mount are made of steel for ultimate durability in the roughest weather conditions.
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Get Social at Garden Vibes – Thurs. Aug 5 – Where YPs are VIPs!
In the tradition of great music in George Eastman's gardens, Garden Vibes continues this summer with two more concerts in August. Tomorrow, August 5, EYP, RYP, and the City Walk (TCW) are hosting a YP social at the next concert. Check out the RYP Facebook event to see who is already planning on attending.
The social will be located in the VIP area of the Eastman House gardens with a private bar for RYP/EYP/TCW members only. Members can network, meet new people, or just have a good time! Plus, you'll have a chance to enjoy the great music from Toronto's The Sadies — a legendary band touted as psychedelic roots rockers.
- Gates open at 5pm, the social will officially start at 6 p.m.
- RYP members will be offered the Eastman House member discount of $7. Just let the ticket booth know you are part of RYP to obtain the discount.
- Admission to the concert also includes free admission to the museum and the mansion.
- There will be a cash bar with beer and wine specials all night.
- Food will also be available from Dinosaur BBQ, Abbotts, and the Eastman House Cafe. (Eastman Cafe Gelato is great!) Please bring cash for food as well.
- Free Parking is located in the Eastman House parking lot located to the left of the mansion. Free parking is also located on East Ave in front of the mansion and University Ave behind the mansion.
Also — if you are fan of master Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa — following Garden Vibes, Eastman House has extended member pricing for the Dryden Theatre's feature film of the evening Stray Dogs starting after the concert at 8:30 p.m. For only $11 total you can attend the social and the film!
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Camille T. Dungy was born in Denver in 1972. She received a BA from Stanford University and an MFA from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro.
Dungy is the author of three collections of poetry including, Smith Blue (Southern Illinois University Press, 2011), winner of the 2010 Crab Orchard Open Book Prize, Suck on the Marrow (Red Hen Press, 2010), and What to Eat, What to Drink, What to Leave for Poison (Red Hen Press, 2006). She is also the editor of Black Nature: Four Centuries of African American Nature Poetry (UGA, 2009), co-editor of From the Fishouse: An Anthology of Poems that Sing, Rhyme, Resound, Syncopate, Alliterate, and Just Plain Sound Great (Persea, 2009), and assistant editor of Gathering Ground: A Reader Celebrating Cave Canem's First Decade (University of Michigan Press, 2006).
Among Dungy's honors are fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, Cave Canem, and the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. She is also a two-time recipient of the Northern California Book Award, in 2010 and 2011, and a Silver Medal Winner in the California Book Award.
About her book Smith Blue the poet Ed Roberson has said:
These are large, open-hearted lyrics about love: its pleasure, its neglect, loss and remembrance. Love here is not just parental and fraternal or of lovers and husbands, but a love for butterflies, things and their places. With a subtle variety yet balance of line, these are not ponderous pronouncements, but the voice of a graceful wondering about the world and the way we carry on.
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Waller, Michel Tyler, 1973- (University of Oregon, June , 2011)[more][less]Waller, Michel Tyler, 1973- 2011-10-03T18:35:23Z 2011-10-03T18:35:23Z 2011-06 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/11648 xvii, 149 p. : ill. (some col.), maps The ranging behavior of an animal can reveal much about the social and ecological conditions it faces. Food availability, feeding competition, population pressures, metabolic requirements and human influences can all influence the ranging behavior of individuals. For modern humans, the manner in which we move about our world is limited only by access to technology and other cultural factors. Of course, it has not always been that way. Based on recent fossil discoveries, our earliest bipedal ancestors more closely resembled the living great apes in morphology. Consequently, studies of great ape behavior have been used to reconstruct scenarios of early hominin behavior. And while much has been written about chimpanzee ( Pan troglodytes ) ranging in this regard, less is known about bonobos (Pan paniscus ). Along with chimpanzees, bonobos are our closest phylogenetic relative, existing today as a descendant of a common ancestor the Homo and Pan genera shared sometime around six million years ago. Despite their close taxonomic relationship, however, there are a variety of behavioral differences between bonobos and chimpanzees. The aim of this dissertation is to better understand these differences within the context of ranging and social behavior and apply the results to models of early hominin behavior. More specifically, I used a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) approach to examine general bonobo ranging data, the differences in ranging behavior between males and females, and the manner in which neighboring groups interact. Compared with chimpanzees, bonobos at Lomako range over a much smaller total area, are not territorial, and differ in the composition of social parties. In general, female bonobos are more gregarious and cohesive, moving in semi-stable groups I call "cliques", while males are less aggressive and more likely to move independently. These results likely reflect the high levels of food availability for bonobos at Lomako, reducing the level of feeding competition, and emphasizing social and mating strategies in group formation. Consequently, the spectrum of potential early hominin ranging behavior must be expanded from the current chimp-centric perspective. Committee in charge: Frances White, Chairperson; Stephen Frost, Member; Larry Sugiyama, Member; James Schombert, Outside Member en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Dept. of Anthropology, Ph. D., 2011; Physical anthropology Geographic information science Zoology Behavioral sciences Social sciences Psychology Earth sciences Biological sciences Pan paniscus Pan troglodytes Lomako Forest Congo (Democratic Republic) Bonobo -- Behavior Chimpanzees Human evolution Ranging The ranging behavior of bonobos in the Lomako Forest Thesis
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