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Man I am so jealous. Before starting at seagate I got a chance to do what you are doing now and it was the best experience I ever had. Drove from LA to Miami with just me and the Dog in my POS child molester van.
Return trip was through Colorado, Utah, then I ended up in San Jose...for now.
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After the river run, I walked through Jackson Square (named after Andrew Jackson) and into the French Quarter. The area is quite large and you could spend days wandering the streets alone. The place is filled with shops and restaurants for seeming miles. Tucked into the side streets are beautiful New Orleans style houses with decorative wrought iron gates and grill work. People live here right along with all the businesses so you get to see the locals in action as well.
I was getting tired after all the walking, so I dropped in at the Cafe Du Monde for Cocoa and Beignets. This is the "original" coffee shop for the French Quarter and is famous for their French style square doughnuts. Buried in powdered sugar, they taste great but I could feel the pounds being added on as I munched down! This place is old school with a very limited menu. I got a little miffed because they didn't serve tea, how uncivilized! Well, when in Rome, do what the locals do...
On another day, I caught the St. Charles line Street Car and toured the Garden District. These are old fashioned electric trolleys that rune all over the city. The Garden district is an area filled with beautiful old mansions from the early 1800's all the way up to the 1930's. I couldn't get very many pics because they are almost all surrounded by these huge heritage trees that are as old as the houses. If you keep going down the line, you get to the University district. This is where Loyola and Tulane Colleges started. They have fantastic stone and brick architecture from the turn of the century, you'd think you were in England. Go a bit further down the line and you get to Audobon Park. The Park is named after the famous naturalist who was a resident of the city and had a house in the district. In addition to the park, the city zoo is located there. I passed on the zoo tour as the weather was threatening to rain, besides, if I wanted to hear animals, I'd just call one of you guys! (I know, that joke reeked)
I decided I needed a little culture, so the next day I went to the other side of town to City Park and the New Orleans Museum of Art. This is a very nice all around collection of Art from contemporary to classical. Surprisingly, they have a great native American and Asian art collection as well. Being a weekend, I would have thought the place would be packed, but it was almost deserted. Too bad.
Well, time to pack it in. It was nice to take a break from the road and hang out for a while. This traveling business really works you out. I'm headed back West now, I'll be cruising through Texas for the next few days. I'm working my way over to Big Bend National Park. This place is remote, so no chance of updates till I come out of the mountains. See you all in a few days.
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This type of stew is normally cooked slowly for a few hours using tougher and fattier meat from the shoulder or rib area, but this quick version uses lean boneless pork chops. The lean meat becomes dry and hard when overcooked, so do pay attention to the cooking times. Serve over couscous, bulgur or rice, and garnish with a blend of 1/4 cup chopped cilantro, 2 tablespoons chopped scallions and 1 tablespoon chopped mint.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Gluten Free Diet
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 60 min
Total Time 90 min.
Step 1
Zest and juice the lemon(s) to get 1 tablespoon zest and 2 tablespoons juice; reserve the zest. Combine the juice, 1/2 teaspoon oil, paprika, turmeric, coriander, cumin, pepper and 1/4 teaspoon ginger in a medium bowl. Add pork; stir to coat. Marinate in the refrigerator for 30 minutes or up to 4 hours.
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Heat the remaining 2 teaspoons oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add the pork and cook, stirring, until no longer pink on the outside and beginning to brown, 2 to 3 minutes. Transfer the pork to a plate.
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Add broth, squash, carrots, chickpeas, onion, tomatoes, preserved lemon (if using), tomato paste, garlic, hot sauce, cinnamon, allspice, the reserved lemon zest and the remaining pinch of ginger to the pan. Bring to a boil, stirring occasionally; reduce heat to a simmer and cook, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are tender, 20 to 30 minutes. Stir in the pork, return to a simmer and cook, stirring, until the pork is just cooked through, 2 to 5 minutes more.
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In the early stages of brainstorming this seasonal food series, my thoughts were on seasonal vegetables. Meat has seasons too, but with the advent of modern agriculture – and freezers – today, all manner of meat products are available year round. Most of us still do think of certain animal products at certain times of year, but usually in relation to holidays (eggs in April, turkey in November, etc). So with Memorial Day weekend approaching, it's time for a post about burgers.
Estimates vary, but Americans put back at least several billion of them each year (a quick internet search shows 13 and 14 billion as the most common approximations). Patty contents vary; Burger King offers a veggie burger these days, and fancier burger joints like NYC's Bareburger offer exotic meats like elk, ostrich and bison. But the majority are still made from ground beef, a product that has taken a major beating in the press this year with massive consumer outcry over "lean finely processed beef" (more widely known as "pink slime") that led to the recent shutdown of three plants that produced the questionable product. Will the ick factor kill Americans' burger fetish? Not likely. So let's take a look at one of the world's favorite foods.
A Brief History
The origin of the hamburger, like that of most peasant food, is not easy to track. It's been linked to invading Mongols carrying raw meat under their saddles as they rode long distances, thus tenderizing it. It's said that tenderized beef spread from there to Russia, and eventually Germany (Hamburg, as you may have guessed). But the modern burger is better known as an American food, and it's said to have been popularized in the 18th century in New York cafés, where it was served to attract sailors who'd spent time in one of Germany's popular ports, including (right again!) Hamburg.
The first burger appeared on U.S. restaurant menus as early as the 1820s, but the Library of Congress attributes the first American Hamburger to a Connecticut restaurant called Louis' Lunch (in 1895). The burger likely took a major dip in popularity with the 1906 release of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, which unsurprisingly turned a lot of people off to chopped meat. It took another hit after WWI due to anti-German sentiment (when it was temporarily named "Salisbury Steak") but was revitalized by White Castle, which marketed the tiny burgers known as sliders in the 1920s. McDonald's got into the game in the 1940s, industrialized the process of cooking and serving them, and the rest, as they say, is juicy, beefy, history.
Food Safety and Nutrition
But Upton Sinclair was on to something. In general, the meat industry's increasingly industrialized production methods and the concentration of processing has increased the risk of foodborne illness, which has also been exacerbated by changes in feed, and a powerful industry resistant to government inspections. For more, see Micheal Moss's 2009 Pulitzer-winning New York Times article, The Burger That Shattered Her Life.
The Case for Grassfed Burgers
In terms of food safety, grain-fed cattle have an increased risk of E. coli because cattle are ruminants, meaning that they have evolved to eat grass and other forage, not the grain diet served up in modern feedlots or concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFO's). Even research conducted by scientists who deem grassfeeding "an impractical approach" supports the theory that feeding cattle grass or hay greatly decreases the risk of E. coli infection.
Feed is also a factor in bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), also known as Mad Cow disease G. Although the first known U.S. outbreak of BSE in 2003 prompted some changes in cattle feed (no feeding of beef scraps back to beef), loopholes remain, including the feeding of blood from slaughter to weaning calves, and the feeding of cattle waste to chickens, and chicken waste back to cows, creating a feedback loop that may have led to the most recent finding of BSE late last month in California.
Cooking your burger well and cleaning any surface that comes into contact with raw meat helps minimize food safety risks, but we think industry – and government – can do better to improve the safety of our food supply.
Other Burger-related Health Concerns
America's love affair with the burger may be a long one, but there are few foods more emblematic of an unhealthy, fast food diet, though this may say more about who's preparing it than the concept of the dish itself. That said, unfortunately, that delicious char-broiled taste is not so good for you. From the Consumers Union:
"Grilling can transform amino acids and other natural substances in the foods into compounds called heterocyclic amines (HCAs), which have been shown to cause cancer in laboratory animals. Some studies suggest that regularly ingesting these and other compounds might affect food safety by increasing the risk of breast, colon, pancreatic, prostate, and stomach cancer."
The Consumers Union suggests a few strategies to avoid the formation of HCAs, including keeping the grill temperature low, not grilling directly over the flame and microwaving burgers before grilling to shorten the cooking time. Kim O'Donnel also tells us that adding herbs and dried cherries counteracts carcinogens, too. (Recipe to follow.)
More Love for Grassfed Beef
Food safety concerns aside, grassfed beef also makes sense from a nutritional perspective, as it contains seven times the amount of Omega 3 fatty acids as its grainfed counterpart, has exactly the perfect ratio of Omega 3s to Omega 6s, has lower fat content in general and is loaded with vitamins and nutrients.
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- In 2006, Kansas-based Creekstone Farm sued the USDA after the agency threatened to prosecute its owners for testing its own beef for BSE. The USDA, which regulates testing, monitors only 1% of slaughtered cattle, but still bans producers from testing their own products.
- Ground beef manufacturers may not be allowed to test their own product for BSE, but they can inject it with carbon monoxide, which makes it maintain that pinkish-red color. Cuh-razy.
According to the American Meat Institute, the U.S. alone consumes about 7.5 billion pounds of ground beef annually, an amount that takes no small toll on our environment. Compared to vegetables or even smaller animals, beef requires significant resources in terms of feed and water, and the factory farm system under which the vast majority of beef is produced causes significant environmental damage, including air and water pollution and soil degradation.
The 2006 UN FAO study Livestock's Long Shadow famously reported that the livestock sector accounts for 18 % of the greenhouse gases that cause climate change, and 8% of global water use.
Industry research has countered the UN report with research suggesting that intensive livestock production makes more efficient use of natural resources and also creates fewer GHGs than its grassfed counterpart, but a recent report, What's Your Beef? from the UK's highly reputable National Trust suggests that indeed, grassfed beef is more environmentally sound, partly through demonstrating that grazed land helps to sequester carbon, off-setting the emissions of the animals grazing it. And though the public debate has largely focused on them over the past few years, GHG emissions are just one of the environmental impacts of beef production – and maybe not even the most important (see water pollution, other air pollutants, antibiotic-resistant bacteria, etc.).
The water footprint of beef has been hotly contested as well, ranging from industry numbers as low as 440 gallons per pound of beef to 12,000. But compared to other kinds of meat (and vegetables particularly), even the lower end of these figures represent a substantial amount of water in return for a small amount of food.
What to Look for
If all this hasn't killed your appetite for a good burger, here's the deal. In general, we recommend eating all animal products in moderation, and opting for higher quality meat, which for beef means it should be grassfed.
When possible, buy direct from a farmer or rancher who raises animals on pasture – not only will the beef you buy be better for you and the environment, but you'll also be helping to support your local economy. You can find a grassfed producer near you through the Eat Well Guide, Local Harvest or Eat Wild. If you're shopping at your local supermarket, see below the recipe for a breakdown on beef labels.
Recipe: Cherry-studded, Herbed and Spiced Burgers
by Kim O'Donnel, originally published in USA Today
1 pound ground beef, turkey or lamb
3⁄4 teaspoon kosher salt
1 1⁄2 to 2 teaspoons dried oregano
1⁄2 to 3⁄4 teaspoon paprika or your favorite ground chile pepper
1⁄4 cup dried tart cherries, finely chopped
1 tablespoon olive oil, for brushing
1. Place all of the ingredients except the oil in a medium bowl and mix until well combined. For slider-style burgers, measure meat in 1⁄4-cup portions; for larger burgers, measure in 1⁄2-cup portions.
2. Transfer patties to a tray and brush with oil on both sides. Cook on a hot grill, turning once only, until desired doneness, using an instant-read thermometer. (Medium is about — 135 degrees; well done is 160.)
Serve with your favorite condiments and fixings, but do yourself a favor and taste one without extras to appreciate the oregano earthiness and the sweet-tartness of the cherries.
Note: It's always a good idea to wash your hands before cooking, but it's particularly important before and after handling raw meat. So is washing all tools and work surfaces after using. (Editor's note: Your mother and Ecocentric thank you.)
Servings: Makes 7 to 8 sliders or 3 to 4 larger burgers
Beef Label Breakdown
Animal Welfare Approved is the gold standard when it comes to meat labels. As relates to beef, AWA requirements include that cattle have continual access to clean, unpolluted pasture, and must only be removed from said pasture in the event of extreme weather (noting that animals "who have been properly selected for the specific climate conditions will voluntarily choose to go outdoors in all but the most extreme weather"). No clones or genetically engineered animals. Animals may be treated with antibiotics in the case of illness (no sub-therapeutic antibiotics), but treated animals may not go to slaughter "before a period of time has passed that is at least twice the licensed withdrawal period of the antibiotic used." Cattle must be fed a minimum of 70% forage (not grain), and diets must be non-GMO when possible and must not include animal by-products of any kind.
- Grass fed (USDA). Animals must have continuous access to pasture and receive a diet consisting strictly of forage (no grain or grain byproduct).
- Natural (USDA). The product is minimally processed and contains no artificial colors or ingredients. With regard to meat, the "natural" label speaks only to what happens to the product after slaughter, not before, so it tells you nothing about how the animal was raised, what it ate, etc.
- No Hormones. (USDA). Producers must document that animals were raised without hormones.
- No antibiotics (USDA). Producers must document to the agency that animals were raised without the use of antibiotics.


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"Suicide is the third leading cause of death among youth aged 15-24 in the United States.""Students have access to more identifiers in a school setting than in any other.""Addressing depression and suicidal behavior directly and responding immediately will help reduce the risk of suicide."
RESPONSE is a comprehensive high school-based program that increases awareness about suicide among high school staff, students and parents. All of the program components are designed to heighten sensitivity to depression and suicidal ideation, as well as offer response procedures to refer a student at risk for suicide. An effective suicide prevention program requires systemic changes that allow for sustainability. The program includes technical assistance for key staff to insure that suicide prevention efforts are sustained at your school. Suicide prevention is an ongoing effort that requires diligent maintenance.
RESPONSE is a recognized Best Practice listed with the Suicide Prevention Resource Center and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Best Practice Registry.
RESPONSE also provides sample guidelines for suicide prevention, intervention and postvention. It is recommended that these guidelines be integrated into the school's crisis response plan. If a school district does not require a drafted policy for suicide prevention, a school may choose to adopt guidelines as an alternative. Regardless, the school board should be notified and presented with the guidelines and program for approval. The instruction/curriculum department at each district should also be provided with a copy of RESPONSE for review and approval.
The Never Enough student and inservice videos were developed in collaboration with OutreachArts and Kirk D. Wolfe, MD. Both are available in the RESPONSE school kit as part of the RESPONSE program. OutreachArts, Inc. is a nationally recognized educational film company that works with various non-profits and their funders to help provide an innovative educational approach to help increase awareness about crucial health and social issues.
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What she doesn't know is if we don't get this one. We aren't using her down the road.
They can counter all day, in not moving another dime. We are being strung along. I told my wife it's not a good move to mix friends and business.
The other offer is from someone else.
Here's what I'd do. Pull the offer, fire the realtor and hire the best damned realtor you can find. Someone who specializes in be a buyers agent and has a proven track record. Interview them like you're interviewing the new CEO of your family business.
This is the most important transaction to this date in your life. Do not let emotions get in the way of sound decision making. There are plenty of other houses out there and there's probably better houses in your price range that don't require that you go into additional debt when you move in just to fix them up so you can live in them.
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
i love the colors you used and both patterns are terrific.
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before you speak THINK
T is it True? H is it Helpful? I is it Inspiring? N is it Necessary? K is it Kind?
They are both great.
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Nice quilts - I love HSTs
I like the variety in using HSTs in patterns. Thank you for inspiring and sharing ...
Make it a scrappy happy day!
very pretty
Absolutely gorgeous.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Very pretty!! Thanks for sharing.
so many quilts to make, so little time.
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Just as Hurricane Sandy came blowing into New York City, we hunkered down and watched an inspiring NY tale, Brooklyn Castle. Three generations of us, including me, my chess-playing 7-year-old daughter, and my mother-in-law, a former teacher, were riveted by this documentary about junior high chess champions.
Brooklyn Castle follows several of the students on the chess team of I.S. 318 in Brooklyn. This school, where 70% of the students live below the poverty line, has won more national chess titles than any other junior high school in the country. Director Katie Dellamaggiore started this film to document the chess phenomenon in this school, but, like any good documentary, it turned into so much more. As the school year progressed in the film, I.S. 318, like most of the public schools in our fair city, was saddled with crippling budget cuts as the economy crashed. At first, it looked like there wouldn't be enough money to send the kids to their tournaments. By the end of the film you're worried about the very chess team itself surviving.
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text: The pre-Sochi Olympic Team USA Media Summit will take place Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 2013, in Park City, Utah. More than 100 Team USA hopefuls for the 2014 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games will participate in the four-day event. http://www.teamusa.org/Media/Games/Sochi-2014/Media-Summit I'm glad to see Castelli/Shnapir included this time. Chock/Bates (Finlandia), Ross Miner and Christina Gao (both assigned to Nepela Trophy) are scheduled to make their respective international season debuts in early October, which likely is why they are not included here (I assume they were invited).


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"I may be biased, but I think is the best."
The words of New Orleans Pelicans General Manager Dell Demps at Tuesday's preview of the brand new 50,000 square foot training facility of the NBA team, located at the Saints facility in Metairie.
Of course, that is now the Saints and Pelicans facility.
The new facility includes two courts, seating for observers, offices, a training room, a theater with raised seating and a big screen, an autograph room, lockers for current players replete with sofas and monitors, lockers for those who are trying out or transient, a weight room, offices, hot tubs, cold tubs, a sauna, a fully stocked kitchen and much more. The offices include glass windows to the parking lot and to the courts, allowing rooms with a view for executives and coaches.
While I have not had the privilege of seeing many other NBA training facilities (just two), there is little doubt that the Pelicans enjoy perhaps the best situation of any NBA team.
First, there is the obvious--a brand new training facility with practice courts with facilities that are second to none. Then, there is the cafeteria that the Pelicans share with the New Orleans Saints, a training table, if you will. The unique nature of blending an NFL team and an NBA team into one campus is a definite advantage, a recruiting tool. So is the facility. The food is exceptional.
...The smile on the face of Demps was persistent throughout the tour he conducted for the media Wednesday, like a kid with the cherished new toy he desired. Smiles were evident on the faces of Benson, Rita Benson LeBlanc, Dennis Lauscha and Mickey Loomis as well. Here is hoping that all are smiling by the end of the 2013-2014 season.
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Lovely an bright Apartment
Vendégek száma5
Hálószobák száma3
Méret120 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
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|Via Labicana, 00184 Roma, Olaszország
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Also in walking distance there are beautiful sites such as the Roman Forum, the Basilica of San Giovanni and Santa Maria Maggiore. Not to be missed is a visit to the Chiesa di San Pietro in Vincoli to see the Mose' di Michelangelo. The church is to the left of the Colle Oppio and is approx. 5 mins. on foot from the apartment.
The apartment is equipped with various amenities including TV, DVD, Radio, and Wifi. There are also various books and some tourist information. All you need for a pleasant and unforgettable stay in the heart of Citta 'Eterna.
It's possible to add a sixth bed for children up to 12 years an also a cot is available.
HázirendPlease respect the nocturnal hours of the apartment block.
Turn off the the lights, heating and air conditioning when you go out.
Smoking only allowed on the balcony.
Enjoy your holiday whilst treating the apartment as you would your own property.
From the 1st of January 2011, the Comune di Roma has levied a tax for tourists. The amount is €3,50 per person a night for a maximum of
10 nights. Children under 10 years of age are exempt. This tax must be paid in cash at check-in and is not included in the price for the
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Fantastic apartment in Rome. It is a very large apartment with everything that was described in the offering text. The one balcony with incredible view to coloseum is as promised. The sleeping rooms are very good, a little bit old style, but we loved it. The kitchen a bit tiny, however sufficient for all people in our group. Thanks to Fabio for all his help and good advices he gave.
Only disadvantage: this apartment is located at a street, so of course some noise comes from this area. First night we heard it, second night we have no longer been disturbed by it.
We highly recommend this fantastic opportunity to stay at Rome and would definitely like to return for a different occasion
On arrival we were met by Marisa and her family who were charming and helpful. Marisa's nephew Fabio - who speaks good English - showed us round the apartment which was very spacious and contained everything we needed; we were even given a welcome pack of water, milk and wine. The apartment is very well situated, close to the Colosseum and with many restaurants and a 24-hour supermarket close by. All in all I would definitely recommend this property, the only slight criticism being that the décor and some of the furnishings are rather dated. But the view from the balcony more than makes up for that!
Excellent location.
The apartment is very spacious.
Fabio explained everything, and left no question open, also gave us helpful tips for the city trip.
Can highly recommend staying there.
Thank you very much.
Grandparents with 2 grandchildren stayed in the apartment for 5 nights. A perfect apartment just a few minutes off from the Colosseum, Foro Romano and Palatino. We enjoyed every minute in the apartment and the sightseeing. Thank you to Marisa.
We didn't get to meet Marisa but we met her lovely nephew Fabio. Very kind and helpful. The location of the apartment was great, next to the Coloseum. Everything worked as expected. Thank you for everything, including the welcoming bottle of wine and chocolates.
Thank you for a wonderful week in Roma. The apartment is much more beautiful than you can imagine on the pictures. Actually it is so big, that we needed 2 days to open a door and behind was the correct room we searched in that moment. The "hello" was done by Fabio, Marisas nephew, which is a very, very kind guy. He made a tour thru the apartment and no question was open in the end. All you find at home, you also find there. The internet in working well, the kitchen is so well equipped that you could cook a 5 step dinner for 100 people without any problems. The fridge was filled with a big bottle of water and a new box of milk. Everything was very, very clean.
As Marisa knew that I will come for my Mums 70 b´day, there was a huge bunch of white lilies and dark red roses and a bottle of very nice red wine, which made my mum cry because she was so touched.
One out of 3 sleeping rooms has it`s window directly vis a vis the Colloseo. It was the first my mum saw in the morning and the last in the evening - very decadent view.
The master bedroom has a big balcony - big enough that 3 people could have breakfast in the sun.
As Fabio was just perfect in all areas, he showed us a close and gratis parking and 3 supermarkets - less 5 min to walk.
All in all, it was the best travel experience I've ever made and I would visit Roma again, just to relax in Marisas apartment. Dear Marisa, dear Fabio: Thank you so, so much for all you have done for us. I wish you just nice and gentle guests for your little villa :o)
Fantastic location, close to all the sights. The apartment itself is spacious and nice. Fabio always responded immediately when we had questions. The only recommendation I have is that it would be good to have a list of telephone numbers (for example of a doctor) in the apartment in case of an emergency.
We arrived in Rome very late due to an unscheduled change and the Landlord's nephew was there to meet us along with a tax collector (!). The apartment was clean and air conditioned, which in Rome during the summer we really appreciated. The apartment was actually rather large. The master bedroom had a nice big bed in a nice big room. Our family of 6 slept well (ages 2,6,10 and 18) and the dining room came in very handy as the (separate) kitchen was pretty small. Good supply of utensils and cookware and a "Nespresso" machine we used a lot. Plenty of groceries and late-night markets nearby. There's a fresh produce stand on a side street about 250 meters distant with _everything_.
The landlord was always available via phone and responsive to our needs and questions, for example how to operate the washing machine (a temperamental device in need of replacement). No drier, you have to hang your clothes. Site visits were conducted by the nephew, a pleasant chap.
As with every other place we have stayed, we found our ability to conduct minor repairs to be an asset.
One disappointment was the WiFi internet connection. It was good enough to get email but the bandwith was pretty small, and it needed to be reset with some frequency.
This nice apartment made our stay in Rome quite pleasant, especially at the end of a long hot day.
Great apartment - great location - great service.
I can truely recommend this. The apartment is spacious and very clean, has everything one needs. Everything worked well. We got excellent directions from Marisa how to get there. Her nephew was there and explained simply everything-a very nice and helpful person, too. A great view out of the living room.
We are a family of five (kids ages are 10,12, and 14).
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Kristen looks as skinny, with sunken cheeks, as she did in Breaking Dawn 2, and, the shaved head with sorta beard, is an unattractive look for Rob-whats up with that,? Rob has gorgeous thick, wavy hair, why shave it? Kristen needs to eat! Instead of suishi, which I love, They should have hit a steakhouse, and, had lots of potatoes with that!
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I just finished watching Karl Rove trashing GOP Senate primary winner Christine O'Donnell. It was on Sean Hannity's FNC show. Might as well have been Olbermann on MSNBC. The establishment Beltway strategist couldn't even bother with an obligatory word of congratulations for O'Donnell. He criticized her "character" and "rectitude" and claimed she hadn't answered questions about her financial woes. She did so here. Rove mocked her security concerns as "nutty." Yet, her concerns have been more than justified. See here.
Rove came across as an effete sore loser instead of the supposedly brilliant and grounded GOP strategists that he's supposed to be. Expect more Washington Republicans to start sounding like Tea Party-bashing libs as their entrenched incumbent friends go down.
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Discussion in 'The Coffee Shop ~ Chit Chat' started by Slick6, Sep 16, 2007.
um yeh just wonderin but when do i get my lil ROTM thing next to my name? thanks lol
Steve? What did you forget to do. :rofl:
There ya go Slick! The big name tag. Thanks Steve
Sorry, have been swamped, ya'll know how it goes when you start a new job. ;-) This 45-min to 1 hour drive into Downtown Dallas is going to get to me after a while, I only go into the office four days per week though.
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Uk Youth Parliment South East Insperation!
Dear Jamie,
my name is Hannah, i am 15 years old and i am Deputy member of Youth Parliment in the South East of England. Speaking on the behalf of the youth in Eastbourne. I have come up with a fabulous idea/menu which will consist of:- Food recipies, class of teenagers, volunterred cook assistances and a school cook room to venue this activity in every summer hol. This class would bring the youth together and learn not just about cooking skills but social and team effort!
As us young ones are inspired by your healthy living programme and appealing recipies... if you could write back with some of your thoughts as we feel that this cookery class could persue alot of pertentual and would be very benerficial to the majority of the South.
With your support and influence this could lead to the South East region being a part of your healthy living programme and this could be a great achivement for the voice of the youth as this is my role in Youth Parliment. For more information and details abouth this activity dont hesitate to e-mail me back on:
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ED Releases Guidance on Parental Involvement
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ED Releases Guidance on Parental Involvement
The U.S. Department of Education recently released guidance on parental involvement to help states, school districts and schools ensure that parentsas their child's first teacherhave the information they need to help improve their child's academic achievement.
The parental involvement provisions of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act as reauthorized by the No Child Left Behind Act address areas to increase parental options, including expanded public school choice and supplemental educational services for eligible children in low-performing schools; local development of parental involvement plans with sufficient flexibility to address local needs; and building parents' capacity for using effective practices to improve their own child's academic achievement.
The guidance is designed to assist state education agencies, local school districts and schools in administering the parental involvement provisions of the law. It outlines their responsibilities and provides sample templates that might be used for the development of a district-wide parental involvement policy and for a school-parent compact. It clarifies aspects of the law that have been brought to the Department's attention by local education leaders, parents and others.
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Charter High School in Georgia Prepares Future Leaders for Future Demands
By Maggie Riechers
In 1997, the manager of a manufacturing plant in Coweta County, Ga., told the superintendent of schools that he couldn't hire the products of the district's educational system. The plant manager complained that young employees exhibited little "work ethic." They did not show up for the job on time, had poor attitudes and even had trouble reading simple instructions and calculating simple math problems. The superintendent took him seriously. He immediately set in motion a study group to outline the problems and develop solutions. One thing became clear: Standards needed to be raised.
Three years later, the Central Educational Center (CEC) was born. This school with an ordinary name started producing extraordinary students. They were talented enough to convince the area's largest employer, Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation, which was considering relocating, to stay in Coweta County.
CEC, a publicly funded charter school, draws students from the three county high schools and integrates an academic education with state-of-the-art technology and career classes. Students remain enrolled in the required academic classes at their "base" public high school while taking specialized courses at CEC, which are not offered at other schools in the county. A key element is that CEC is also a campus of West Central Technical College and offers college-level courses.
"CEC exists because a changing global economy demands a knowledge-based and skill-based workforce," says Russ Moore, chief executive officer (CEO) of CEC. The school was recently named a national Model High School by a consortium of professional education organizations.
CEC's student body represents a cross section of academic skills and performance, from high achievers to those with special needs. Ninety-eight percent of CEC graduates go on to two- or four-year colleges, many having already earned technical certificates, or enter the workforce already trained in specific jobs.
"The school seamlessly weaves together secondary and postsecondary education and training with the needs of business and industry," says Moore.
CEC is set up on a business model. As such, Moore is the CEO, not the principal; teachers are directors; and students are team members. There is strict enforcement of attendance and tardiness rules. Every student gets a course grade and a work-ethic grade. The school offers students a range of courses from welding to 3-D computer animation. Computer technology, whether learning to repair computers or set up a network, is a major field of study, as is health care with classes in medical technology and patient care.
Christina Diamond, 18, is a CEC senior taking college-level classes through West Central Technical College. She will attend Southern Polytechnical State University this fall, majoring in architecture. She says the classes she took at CECsuch as pre-engineering, information technology and computer-aided drafting (CAD)will prepare her for next year.
"The environment here is so much more mature than in regular high school," says Diamond. "Classes are smaller and you get more attention. And, the classes are real hands-on."
Based on her experience as a CEC graduate and her second year as an architecture major at Georgia Tech, Jessica Jackson verifies what Diamond says. Jackson believes her drafting and CAD classes at CEC put her a step ahead of her peers. "It gave me the skills I needed," she says.
Essential to CEC's success are the nearly 200 local businesses that provide work-based opportunities for students. These include Yamaha, which also gave the school $40,000 to build a pre-engineering lab; the William I. Bonnell Company, an aluminum extrusion plant; and Newnan Hospital.
The school relies on local businesses to help determine its courses. "We have advisory boards in each major field," says CEO Moore. "Industry representatives come in, see what we're teaching, then advise us."
For example, in the construction field the advisory board consists of a member of Habitat for Humanity, a local manufacturer, the president of a local commercial construction company and a developer. In the health care field there are representatives from hospitals and nursing homes.
CEC has caught the eye of educators around the county. In March 2004, on a visit to CEC, Assistant Secretary for Vocational and Adult Education Susan Sclafani toured the school and said its model is one that should be replicated around the country. "We believe very strongly in what you're doing," she told Coweta County school officials. "We're thinking others could benefit from the model you've created here."
For more information about CEC, visit www.gacec.com or call 678-423-2000.
Close-Up: No Child Left BehindCharter Schools
Last month senior officials at the U.S. Department of Education visited charter schools around the country to mark National Charter Schools Week, May 3-7. U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige kicked off the celebration with a visit to the School for Arts in Learning, a charter school in Washington, D.C., on May 3. On May 5, the Department announced the awarding of a $4 million grant to the state of Massachusetts to enhance the credit of its charter schools to help meet their facility needs.
The Department's Credit Enhancement for Charter Schools Facilities grant program provides funds on a competitive basis to help public and nonprofit entities with loan guarantees, insuring debt and other means of leveraging funds to help charter schools obtain school facilities through such means as purchase, lease and donation. The funds may also be used to help charter schools construct and renovate school facilities.
Charter schools are public schools under contract or charter from a public agency that is seeking to create alternatives within the public school system. Free and open to all students, these schools expand options for parents.
This year marks the 12th anniversary of the opening of the first charter school. Since then, almost 3,000 charter schools have opened in 38 states and the District of Columbia, educating more than 700,000 children.
The creation and support of charter schools are key elements of the No Child Left Behind Act. President Bush's fiscal year 2005 budget proposes almost $320 million for charter schools, including $100 million for the Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities grant program.
For more information about the Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities program, visit www.ed.gov/programs/charterfacilities, and for the State Charter School Facilities Incentive program, www.ed.gov/programs/statecharter.
Technology Toolkit
The State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) recently unveiled its 2003 SETDA National Leadership Institute Toolkit: States Helping States Implement No Child Left Behind. Developed with input from state and national experts, the kit offers resources and best practices on improving learning for all students through the use of technology. It addresses five content areas:
- building partnerships and leveraging resources;
- technology leadership skills for the 21st century;
- data collection and data-driven decision making;
- building high-quality professional development programs; and
- virtual schools and distance learning.
The toolkit contains the outcomes of five corresponding work groups that met at SETDA's second annual National Leadership Institute held in December 2003. The institute was attended by over 100 education technology leaders from 46 states, along with U.S. Department of Education representatives and other interested parties.
SETDA has also compiled for its Web site a profile report outlining each state's technology plans. For more information, visit www.setda.org.
On the Horizon
June 15
8:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. E.T.
Education News Parents Can Use monthly broadcast will focus on keeping children healthy, physically fit and learning during the summer months. Visit www.ed.gov/news/av/video/edtv or call 1-800-USA-LEARN for details.
June 16-18
Miami, Fla.
National Charter Schools Conference, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education. Visit www.uscharterschools.org.
New Web Site!
Online Resource Provides National Network of Free Tutoring Services
The Supplemental Educational Services Quality (SESQ) Center last month launched a new Web sitewww.tutorsforkids.orgto help parents of eligible children take advantage of free tutoring and other supplemental academic enrichment services required under the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Under the law, supplemental educational services (SES) must be offered to low-income children who attend a Title I school that has been designated as needing improvement for two years or longer. After finding that many eligible families are receiving confusing or limited information about their options, the SESQ Center created a network of organizations nationwide to coordinate and improve research and assistance on supplemental educational services. SESQ turns the lessons learned from its activities into resources that will help ensure eligible children get the extra academic support they need.
The site includes
- An overview of the law's SES provision, including eligibility criteria;
- Charts outlining the roles of families, educators, states and school districts, policymakers, and providers in the SES process;
- A state-by-state listing of SES providers;
- Links to other online resources, such as organizations doing related work, news articles and research; and
- A calendar of SES-focused events;
The SESQ Center was established in late 2003 through a grant to the American Institutes for Research from the Office of Innovation and Improvement at the U.S. Department of Education. For more information, visit www.tutorsforkids.org or call 1-866-544-8686.
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Which one is better? The all new M45 or the all new M3 ?I would say M45. It's a close battle but I will go with the all new M45. The M45 is crazy. http://www.edmunds.com/apps/nvc/edmunds/VehicleComparison;jsessionid=CYDpDJnlJZ2TKghrjTYK52fvr0G0rtc6B0FjLrfZ6lBSr27vkHdd!-1733451690?styleid=100507856&styleid=100481925&maxvehicles=5&refid=&op=3&tab=features
i think the m3 iz better. it iz lighter, has a better 0-60 time, a higher top speed, and has a better warantee.
they're 2 totally different cars. one is a 2-door sports car while the other is a 4-door luxury sedan. Infiniti M45 vs. BMW 5 Series would be a better comparo.
I like the M45 better myself, but I agree with Texotic, the BMW 5 series would be a more apt comparison.
I think BMWs (and Benzes) are overrated, but I'd pick the M3 over the M45.


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I was wanting to know if anyone has tried to use NO Melt Apple Dough as a Winter feed. I saw this a Meijer and pick one up. It says it only contains Rendered Beef Suet, Corn, Wheat , Artificial Apple Flavoring. I have not used it yet and I do not want to harm my bee's. This is my first year Bee keeping.
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Charges dropped against Columbia man accused in tax scam
Prosecutor: Federal charges may be pending against David Keithley
COLUMBIA, Mo. - A Columbia man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from clients is no longer facing charges in Missouri.
Howard County prosecutors had charged David Keithley, 60, with three counts of theft and stealing, but those charges were dropped Friday.
Keithley was accused of stealing money from clients who paid him to do their taxes.
County prosecutor Deborah Riekhof told ABC 17 News that multiple victims have come forward since the investigation began.
The U.S. Department of Treasury and Internal Revenue Service are currently investigating Keithley. Riekhof expects federal charges to be filed against Keithley.
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Today I finished my first batch of pots for this month, but realized that the glazes are not a good match for the type of clay I am using. I use the red clay from Georgia, which just happens to be a bit coarse. It also just happens to be darkening the glazes and changing th outcomes of the pieces. Any suggestions on good types of glazes(store bought) for Georgian clay and good methods of applying the glazes evenly?
What you call "Georgian clay" is most likely Lizella Clay (aka Lizella Red). It's a beautiful clay but it will leak no matter how high you fire it or how many glazes you put on it. It should never be used for anything expected to hold liquids. It looks good fired to earthenware temps and takes low fire glazes well but is weak and really leaks badly at low temps. It should be fired to cone 6 but will still leak (but slowly) unless you add lots of Neph Sy to it. It should be bisqued high (~04+) because it has lots of impurities in it (dug from a swamp a few miles from my house) that will gas off during the glaze firing and ruin the glaze if the organics have not been burned off completely during the bisque. It's hard to find a glaze that works well on it because of the high iron content. Use an opaque glaze that can be applied thick without running. The holder in the cup & holder in this picture is Lizella Red. http://ceramicartsda...wimage&img=2584
What clay would you recommend for a beginner interested in making pieces that may hold water, but is low-fire ( cone 05-06)?
I'd recommend that if you intend to make pots that hold liquids that you fire higher. Any clay properly formulated for cone 6 should not leak at all even with no glaze on it. There are lots of good cone 6 clays from translucent porcelain to rich red-browns to black. And you will find plenty of beautiful glazes in that range. If you decide to to do low-fire, then I think you have to depend on glazes that fit the clay body so well that the leaking is almost eliminated so that a mug works as long as it is not left on a grand piano overnight. But, somebody else can probably address that better than me because, even though I love the majolica work of low-fire potters like Linda Arbuckle and Jill Manos, I've never done it and don't know how they seal majolica that holds liquids.
Jim, whenever the discussion revolves around making usable wares, that hold water, you always mention the grand piano thing. Is there a back story, or are you just going on the assumption, that everyone owns a grand piano.....I mean I do, but that's just because I'm well to do.....*Polishes monocle*
I think its a baby Grand with the bench made from splash pans.
Oh god, now Mark is a comedian!
That's how I ruined my grand piano. Had to buy another one. What does one do with two grand pianos. One has a horrible white spot on the varnish.
I figured you'd chime in on this! BTW, I don't know if you saw it in another thread but I apologized for being a bit curt with you over something you asked but I forget what it was now.
I asked what Lizella clay was. In the clay and glazes technical section. I went back and read your answer. Beleive it or not, I am not always on here. Apology accepted, but not required.


text: I have made a formal complaint at work about a person who I work directly with. For a long time I have put up with her speaking to me rudely, abruptly, aggressively, putting me down, attacking me for things I haven't even done or aware I should have done. She is a very intimidating person and I know that if I said anything she would turn it back on me and blame me. It all came to a head last week when she berated me over the phone and I spoke back to her in the same way she was speaking to me. When she asked why I was being so hostile I said "I am sick of you speaking to me like sh*t". I have been able to write up a few incidents that demonstrate how she has treated me over the last 6 months. I also saw a work sponsored counsellor which did help and pretty much confirmed that I should put in the formal complaint. Up until this moment I hadn't made any formal complaints but when things have happened spoken to our HR manager immediately. My direct manager I haven't said much to at all for a number of reasons (not because I have a problem with him, it has just happened that way). But he probably doesn't realise how serious it all is. After not seeing this person since I last spoke to her (she was on leave), she came into work today. Didn't even acknowledge me. The build up and anticiption of waiting for her return to see how she would treat me became too much. I just broke down and went home because I am sure she is blaming me for what happened. The stress of it all has finally hit me and I know that it is going to be very difficult to work with her in future. What p*sses me off the most is my life is pretty good and this one person is really affecting it at the moment. I actually like my job and the company. Although what it does mean that nothing else is a contributing factor to any stress I have in my life at the moment, only her. I have a meeting with HR tomorrow to discuss my complaint. I may have to consider finding another job (which there could be opportunities in our company because it is a big one). On the other hand because she has been a problem in the past and had other complaints of a similar nature she could lose her job. Not my problem but whatever point it is going to reach I still have to work with her until then. It would be good to hear from others if they have been through this type of situation as well. Or if you are in HR you might have some advice. I would appreciate it.


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I've got my first two packages (carniolan) on their way from olivarez to be delivered some time at the end of this week. I was looking for some advice on how I should time things.
If I notice that the package queen is doing poorly (spotty brood caps, lots of varroa on the sticky board, first year supersedure) when should I requeen? I know that there are many queen lines that I can order that would advance the genetics of my bees but I was wondering about how much of a chance I should give my package bees.
However, I don't plan on just letting my hive die either. I'd use a soft treatment in order to keep the bees alive until I can transition them to better genetics. Also, when I do get better genetic footing I would probably use some of Michael Palmers suggestions on creating a sustainable apiary. I'm just not sure of how I transition to that point.
What I'm unsure of in my game plan is how should I time things out? Should I expect a package to last one winter and then slowly start to collapse? Should I order a queen a month from now in the expectation that package queens are generally inferior?
I could play it by ear and take pictures of what the hive looks like every month and post it to this topic to see what you guys think?


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Student allegedly abused in Ohio finds relief in Gem State
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - An Idaho Falls middle school student is learning how schools are supposed to treat her after allegedly being abused by a special education teacher.
Hannah McClellan attended elementary school in Kings Mills, Ohio, from 2006 to 2010 when her family moved to Idaho Falls after her father got a job here. It was less than a year later Amy and Michael, Hannah's parents, found out about the abuse she endured while attending school there.
We met with Hannah and her parents to find out how she is doing at Eagle Rock Middle School, and found out more about how School District 91 works with special-needs children.
Hannah is now an eighth grader, and has the rare disorder called congenital disorder of glycosylation. She's a cheerleader and, her parents say, an avid learner.
(For more information about Hannah, you can go here: http://bit.ly/1f89b9q.)
"She doesn't ever let anything stop her," said Amy McClellan.
But she's also allegedly a victim of abuse at the hands of her Kings Mills, Ohio, Columbia Elementary School special education teacher, Amanda Kitcho.
In a lawsuit filed in early 2012, abuse brought into light by a teacher's aide states Hannah was strapped into a chair made specially for her to use, the nylon handles were twisted around the chair and duct tape all contributed to physically restrain her.
The documents also say Kitcho also forced Hannah to crawl to the bathroom, rather than use her specially-designed walker, and Hannah was also locked and secluded in restrooms and janitorial closets.
The suit also reads that Hannah and other children were deprived of their lunch and snacks, something Amy agrees with. Amy said Hannah weight 37 pounds when they left Ohio for Michael's new job in Idaho Falls.
"Hannah knows nothing about this," Amy said, although Hannah is going to therapy regarding what Amy says are unclear anger issues.
However, Amy and Michael both say Hannah has improved dramatically since moving to Idaho. Amy said Eagle Rock and the school district communicate with her on a regular basis.
"I told them about Hannah's likes and dislikes and her medical situation, and they took it on with stride," Amy said. "They work with me, and it is very easy."
Debby Marshall, special education consulting teacher with School District 91, said teachers and parents need to work together for kids with any type of need.
"They know their kids better than we do," she said.
Marshall said the teachers and staff take each child's needs into consideration on a case-by-case basis. She said sometimes there will be one teacher in a classroom and other times there will be a teacher or aide for each student. She also said while some kids are in the special education classroom about 40 percent of the time, students spend a lot of time with their peers.
"I think it's just important to have a team approach, involve parents and do everything interspersed for the kids," McClellan said. "Go on their strengths, and build upon that. Don't look at all the negatives."
Advice that Amy and Michael are taking with Hannah, but they say Hannah is a tenacious 14-year-old who can accomplish anything she puts her mind to.
"I don't see anything stopping Hannah," Amy said. "Hannah can go wherever she wants to go. She's a very determined little girl and I see that in everything she does."
Hannah added that she did not want to go to high school, because she has made friends in middle school. But when she does go on, she has plans.
"Police man," she said.
"She wants to be a police officer," Amy said. "She loves that show 'Cops'."
But although Hannah may be doing well, what has happened with the teacher? In January 2012 she was placed on paid leave, then worked out a deal with the school district to resign with a positive letter of recommendation.
Currently the McClellans have two pending lawsuits. The first deals with the after-effects of the abuse, while the second is in regards to what they say was a lacking education for Hannah while she was at school in Ohio.
Four more lawsuits have been filed against the school district, all alleging similar types of abuse. One of the points that has the McClellans the most upset: allegations that school district officials knew the abuse was going on, but did not contact the parents or the police.
For the other stories by Ohio stations, you can go to the WCPO website (http://bit.ly/1f88ZXF) or to a local newspaper there (http://news.cincinnati.com).


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He looks younger here & in good shape. #thankyoutaker
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How do you use John the Ripper - non-tech question
I am doing some research on Dictionary based password cracking that will hopefully be of use for optimisation.
So I was wondering how do most professional hackers use JTR.
Do you normally use it for just cracking one password at a time or do you use a short or long list of passwords? Also, how long would you leave it running before you gave up and tried another method?


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[quote user="Kase-1"][quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="Kase-1"]See now you are just being a D-Bag[/quote]
Why? because I'd rather stand up against the actual issue (racism) instead of one particular incident that we don't know anything about yet? because I'm not just going to blindly follow what ever story the opportunists and ratings grabbers want me to?
Honestly I think you are being the D-Bag here but I wasn't going to say it, but since you started it.
[/quote]No because the pompous way you try to put your point across like its the all Holy word and anyone that disagrees is trying to do 'the cool thing' rather than stand up for an injustice
there is no pomposity in any of my comments on this topic, I'm simply stating a "truth" the truth is that many of the people "acting" outraged on this topic are doing so because either it's the cool thing to do, or because they want attention, or because they simply can't think themselves and do whatever the news media (which is trying to get ratings not actually report news) is telling them to.
that is simply a fact...I'm stating a fact when I say that.
I'm also suggesting that it might be better to figure out the truth of a situation before coming to a conclusion based on hear say.


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Vision: Inspire ♦ Create ♦ Perform Changing Lives Through the Power of the Arts.
Anne Carncross (theatre) and her Stagecraft students volunteered for a combined 62 hours over 2 days on the build of a Habitat for Humanity home. Aside from helping with the creation of a home, the students were able to gain both tool and building experience they would not normally be provided due to space constraints.
Several piano students, including Pedro Che and Jason Gomez, have recently performed as part of Koreshan State Historic Site's Music Series, which is open to the public.
Tyler Layton (theatre) currently teaches a comedy acting class at the local community theatre, The Naples Players.
Members of the Wind Orchestra recently performed as part of the Collier All County Band Concert at Golden Gate High School in Naples.
Michael Rohrbacher (music) recently served as disciplinary mentor for a senior high school student in the Collier County Public School's Advanced Placement Laureate Program, and presented continuing education courses for music therapists at both regional and national music therapy conferences.
Anica Sturdivant (Gallery Coordinator) juried and gave a talk at BIG Arts for their DiscARTed exhibition this past October and November.
Gerritt VanderMeer (theatre) hosts a free monthly podcast entitled The State of Shakespeare, available on iTunes.
Mary Voytek (art) serves as a Board member to the Sydney and Berne Davis Art Center.
Judy Evans (music) has been working in the Collier County Public Schools as the Orchestra Director; in Pinellas County, setting up a pre-kindergarten violin program; and in Hillesborough County doing a teacher/student workshop.


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Poor oral health can affect more than just your mouth; it can affect other areas of your body as well. In fact there is now research that shows the connection between poor oral health and systemic disease such as diabetes in people of all ages and respiratory diseases particularly among elderly people. Also there is new research now pointing to possible connections between oral health and other systemic conditions such as heart disease and premature, low birth weight babies.
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