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The Most Bizarre Celebrity PSAs of All Time
Here are some rather bizarre Public Service Announcements from celebrities. As our friends at Open Culture recently pointed out, the heyday of the public service announcement has passed. The Internet is our new gateway for learning about social issues — once you sort through all the false information, of course. When we saw a cheeky anti-smoking PSA from John Read MoreRead More

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Monica Vavic Named MPSF Player of the Week
Feb. 11, 2013
Monica Vavic was USC's top scorer with 14 goals -- including a four-goal outburst in the Trojans' tournament championship win over No. 5 Arizona State - at the Triton Invitational over the weekend. For her efforts in helping USC kick off the year with a tournament crown, Vavic has earned her first career pick as MPSF Player of the Week.
Vavic had eight goals on day one to get USC into the semifinals, adding another two there before punching in four in the title match. The sophomore also delivered a team-high eight assists in the tourney to help lead USC to an undefeated 4-0 start to its 2013 season.
Vavic and the Women of Troy take aim at another early-season tournament title this weekend when No. 2 USC heads to Riverside to compete in the Lancer Invitational on Feb. 15-16.


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Lily Collins Talks Fame in Lucky April 2014: I Never Understood The Word "Celebrity"
Adding another magazine cover to her credit, Lily Collins fronted the April 2014 issue of Lucky.
The "Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" beauty looked absolutely adorable in designer duds from Bec & Bridge and Eddie Borgo for the Todd Cole-shot spread while she shared details about her career and revealed her true feelings about her famous eye brows.
Highlights from Miss Collins' interview are as follows. For more, be sure to visit Lucky!
On her career:
"I like disappearing for a little while. I always wanted to be someone who could take other people into a world with me. As an actor, I'm able to jump into a story and become someone else for a time. It's a beautiful journey."
On her fame:
"I never understood the word 'celebrity.' It was just part of my everyday."
On her tattoo obsession:
"I've always loved body art. I remember being with my mom on Venice Beach when I was really young and we walked by this guy on a Harley who was covered with tattoos. I was this little British girl, and I went up to him and said, 'Your tattoos are so pretty!' That was probably the last thing he wanted to hear. [When it comes to the pain of getting a tattoo, I think] Look, women go through worse things. Waxing hurts more than tattoos. And tattoos are permanent, so if it takes a little pain to get there, that's okay."
On her beauty routine:
"I've always been a big fan of 'less is more' - the idea that you can accept a little help to accentuate what you already and bring that extra sparkle. I like to save the dramatic moments for events or photo shoots. I like doing [makeup] fast. The more you have on your face the more there is to go wrong."
On her brows:
"Kids were commenting on them at school so I got the tweezers. [When my mom saw what I did] she was staring at me across the dinner table and said, not happily, 'You've changed something about your face.' Brows are the statement piece of the face, and I've learned to embrace mine over the years. And I guess they speak for themselves now that they apparently have their own Twitter account."
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Books Published By Edward A. Lee
E. A. Lee and S. A. Seshia, Embedded Systems -- A Cyber-Physical Systems Approach, MIT Press, Second Edition, 2017, available as a paperback and PDF download.
Claudius Ptolemaeus, editor, System Design, Modeling, and Simulation using Ptolemy II, Ptolemy.org, 2014, available as a free PDF download and low-cost paperback.
This book is a definitive introduction to models of computation for the design of complex, heterogeneous systems. It has a particular focus on cyber-physical systems, which integrate computing, networking, and physical dynamics. The book captures more than twenty years of experience in the Ptolemy Project at UC Berkeley, which pioneered many design, modeling, and simulation techniques that are now in widespread use. All of the methods covered in the book are realized in the open source Ptolemy II modeling framework and are available for experimentation through links provided in the book.
Jeff C. Jensen, Edward A. Lee, and Sanjit A. Seshia, An Introductory Lab in Embedded and Cyber-Physical Systems, http://leeseshia.org/lab/, 2014, available as a free PDF download.
A laboratory companion to Lee & Seshia providing a suite of laboratory exercises and software.
E. A. Lee and P. Varaiya, Structure
and Interpretation of Signals and Systems, Second Edition, LeeVaraiya.org, 2011, available as a free PDF download and low-cost paperback.
| J. Barry, E. A. Lee and D. G. Messerschmitt, Digital
Communication, Kluwer Academic Press, 2004 (third edition).
This book is intended for designers and would-be designers of digital communication systems. The general approach of the book is to extract the common principles underlying a range of media and applications and present them in a unified framework. Specifically, we treat the transport of bit streams from one geographical location to another over various physical media, such as wire pairs, coaxial cable, optical fiber, and radio. We also treat multiple-access channels, where there are potentially multiple transmitters and receivers sharing a common medium. .
A. Kamas and E. A. Lee, Digital Signal Processing Experiments, Prentice-Hall, 1989.
Earlier Editions
E. A. Lee and P. Varaiya, Structure
and Interpretation of Signals and Systems, First Edition, Addison Wesley, 2003
This book has an associated Lab Manual that includes well-integrated MATLAB and Simulink labs.
E. A. Lee and S. A. Seshia, Embedded Systems -- A Cyber-Physical Systems Approach, First Edition, LeeSeshia.org, 2011, available as a free PDF download and low-cost paperback.


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Call For Contributions
********************************************************* * The Fourth International Workshop * * on * * Programming Language Interference and Dependence * * * * co-located with LOPSTR'08, PPDP'08 and SAS'08 * * * * 15 July, 2008, Valencia, Spain * * * * Venue: The Technical University of Valencia * * * * Call for Contributions * * * * http://www.clip.dia.fi.upm.es/Conferences/PLID08 * * * *********************************************************
Important Dates
|Expression of interest
|June 1, 2008
|Extended abstract
|June 15, 2008
|July 15, 2008
Workshop Description
Interference and dependence are closely related concepts, the first being the observable phenomenon connected to the second. Interference essentially means that behaviour of some parts of a dynamic system may influence the behaviour of other parts of the system. Dependence specifies the relation between the semantics of sub-components of a dynamic system.
Discovering, measuring and controlling interference is essential in many aspects of modern computer science, in particular in security, program analysis and verification, debugging, systems specification, model checking, program manipulation, program slicing, reverse engineering, data mining, distributed databases and systems biology. Doing these things requires theories, models and semantics for interference and dependence, as well as algorithms and tools for analysis and reasoning about interference and dependence.
The aim of this workshop is to gather together the community of people that study dependence and interference from the different points of view in order to generate new possible research directions. PLID is devoted to bridging all these communities and assisting work towards a common goal, providing the appropriate environment for reasoning about the state of the art in interference and dependence.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- Security against unwanted interference and dependence
- Models and theories of program interference
- Algorithms for reducing or removing interference or for ameliorating its effects
- Theory and foundations of program slicing and related dependence analyses
- Resource declassification theories
- Semantics of dependence and interference
- Analyses based on interference and dependence
- Abstract interpretation for dependence and interference
- Dependence and interference in specifications
- Slicing models and specifications
- Interaction between dependence and refinement
Keynote Speaker
Gilles Barthe, Madrid Institute for Advanced Studies (IMDEA).
The workshop welcomes contributions of on-going work and ideas in the field of dependence and interference. Those who are interested in having a talk at the workshop and/or discussing issues related with these subjects are invited to send your expression of interest to Samir Genaim (samir at clip.dia.fi.upm.es) before June 1st, 2008.
A web-page will be organised collecting all the workshop contributions. Submitted extended abstracts should be of at most 10 pages LNCS-style and should be sent before June 15th 2008.
Program Committee
|David Clark
|Kings College, London, UK
|Sebastian Danicic
|University of London, UK
|Samir Genaim (chair)
|Technical University of Madrid, Spain
|Roberto Giacobazzi
|University of Verona, Italy
|Daniele Gorla
|University of Roma, Italy
|Sebastian Hunt
|City University, London, UK
|Herbert Wiklicky
|Imperial College London, UK
|Steve Zdancewic
|University of Pennsylvania, USA
Organizing Committee
Beatriz Alarcón, María Alpuente, Gustavo Arroyo, Antonio Bella, Aristides Dasso, Santiago Escobar, Vicent Estruch, Marco Feliu, César Ferri, Ana Funes, Carlos Herrero, Salvador Lucas, Raúl Gutiérrez, José Hernández, José Iborra, Christophe Joubert (chair), Alexei Lescaylle, Marisa Llorens, Rafael Navarro, Pedro Ojeda, Javier Oliver, María José Ramírez, Daniel Romero, Josep Silva, Salvador Tamarit, Germán Vidal, Alicia Villanueva.


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Update on fires burning in eastern Idaho
The growth of several eastern Idaho wildfires has slowed.
Containment is at 100 percent for the 210 Road Fire, burning 5 miles south of Stanley. Redfish Lake Road is now open.
Although the Lodgepole Fire, burning 10 miles west of Challis, grew more than 500 acres Thursday, firefighters said most of the growth was actually due to burn operations, which will help prevent the spread of the fire. It has now burned more than 6,500 acres.
It's now 5 percent contained, and closures remain in effect for select roads and campgrounds.
Sixty miles south of Salmon, the Papoose Fire grew by 105 acres Thursday. It has now burned more than 9,000 acres.
Due to the terrain, fire crews have not been able to reach the fire.
Fire crews are continuing their efforts to remove dry brush and other plants from area campsites to slow the fire's growth.


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A lazy morning. Had breakfast with Horst, did some washing and trip planning. It is a rainy day and only 17 degrees. We walked the 3km to Horst's Office then off to lunch at La Bottega Italiana. Spoke with the owner Rudolfo about the photos on his wall. The favourite of Ron's is an Italian actress, Liana Orfei, who was a famous dominatrix and known for starring in Hercules movies and being a circus tiger tamer in the movies. After lunch we walked around ...
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This was my last day in Moscow. As the college students we met in Novgorod said, Moscow is not meant for tourism. I think that's true to a certain extent. Key must-see sites are limited for a city of this size. Mainly because Russia isn't built for tourism. The government would probably be perfectly happy if no one came at all. Still, I found Moscow to be a much more pleasant city than St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg seemed like a forced imitation of the great european cities, built on a swamp, polluted beyond belief, smelling of gasoline day and night, and abject poverty right around the corners of the most spectacular sites. Plus, Russia sucks at keeping things running. There were interesting things to do in St
But anyway! The last day has a serious lack of pictures as you can see. So watch the video of the hotel we stayed in, a testament to the fact that Russians looove glittery things.
The day started off with a trip to pay our respects to what is supposedly Lenin. Like I mentioned before, things don't just open here or run like they are supposed to. We were supposed to visit the mausoleum during our first day in Moscow. It closes randomly for special *secret* reasons. Opens at unexplained times and closes as well. Well, today it was open. As it hadn't been opened all week we had to wait in line for a really long time. Then, they trick you by saying it's "free" but forcing you to check...everything...I mean everything for a couple of bucks.
Then you walk, with a bunch of creepy guards staring at you. In typical fashion, I got yelled at for having my hands in my pockets. I was told by Anna that people often sneak cabbages in and that having my hands in my pockets could means I was secretly hoarding vegetables to pelt at Lenin.
Once inside the mausoleum, there's no talking, single file, don't stop walking.
My impressions? There's no way that man is real. It's totally a wax copy. The whole thing is a giant scam. Not that I expected anything more.
Naturally, our Russian student guides thought the whole thing was a little silly. They don't see the tourist obsession with waiting in line to see him. They also explained that the reason it's closed all the time is because he probably gets up and leaves every night!
To keep with the communist theme, the rest of the day before our flight was spent at the museum of Soviet art. And keeping with the theme of Soviet art, the museum was an outdated remnant from an old world's fair, neglected, dirty, and depressing. It actually contained Soviet era art up to the present day. It was definitely a weird art museum. I'm used to the grand snooty art thing...which was at least attempted at the Hermitage.
But yeah, at neither event was I allowed to take pictures.
The trip back was, thank god, much less eventful than the trip there due to taking a different airline. It was not falling apart, did not appear as if it would crash and for the first time, it felt really really good to be back in Denmark.


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About a week ago I've started reading "3D game programming with DirectX 11" by Frank D. Luna. After a few days I came at the point of the initialization. It took me a while to get everything to work properly (linking libraries (especially Effects11.lib) and including wrong paths), but eventually it worked. But all of a sudden (that's what I'm here for, possible causes ), not one of my projects works anymore. In each of my projects the program exits at the same line: D3D11CreateDevice. Using breakpoints, I can't step into the line. I don't get any errors or warnings.
The values of the datamembers, just before execution of this method are:
md3dDriverType = D3D_DRIVER_TYPE_HARDWARE;
createDeviceFlags = 2; (changed from 0 to 2 at the preceding instruction)
D3D11_SDK_VERSION: speaks for itself. (7 possibilities ofcourse)
&md3dDevice, and &md3dImmediateContext: 0X00000000;
&featureLevel: some random address;
Any possible causes would be appreciated
Btw, I've already reinstalled directx sdk (June 2010), after some problems.
[source lang="cpp"]bool D3DApp::InitDirect3D(){// Create the device and device context.UINT createDeviceFlags = 0;#if defined(DEBUG) || defined(_DEBUG) createDeviceFlags |= D3D11_CREATE_DEVICE_DEBUG;#endifD3D_FEATURE_LEVEL featureLevel;HRESULT hr = D3D11CreateDevice( 0, // default adapter md3dDriverType, 0, // no software device createDeviceFlags, 0, 0, // default feature level array D3D11_SDK_VERSION, &md3dDevice, &featureLevel, &md3dImmediateContext); //...remaining thing to do}[/source]
Edit: Sigh, even code tags don't work -.-
Edit2: Damnit, I don't know anymore, recreated project (new projects, but dragged same files), and now I'm getting the same error I got a few hours ago:
"warning LNK4204: 'C:\Nick\D3D projects\DVD\Code\Test\Debug\vc100.pdb' is missing debugging information for referencing module; linking object as if no debug info C:\Nick\D3D projects\DVD\Code\Test\Effects11d.lib(d3dx11dbg.obj)"
14 warnings. Alle possible solutions I found from google didn't help.
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Redburn: Works of Herman Melville Volume Four
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Dezember 1972
Beschreibung"Redburn" is a fictional narrative of a boy's first voyage, based loosely on Melville's own first voyage to and from Liverpool in 1839. Hastily composed and little esteemed by its author, "Redburn" was more highly thought of by his critics, who saw it regaining the ground of popular sea stories like "Typee" and "Omoo." Melville so disliked the novel that he submitted it to his publisher without polishing it. This scholarly edition corrects a number of errors that have persisted in subsequent editions. Based on collations of the editions published during his lifetime, it incorporates corrections made in the English edition and emendations made by the present editors. As with all the books in the Northwestern-Newberry series, this edition of "Redburn" is an Approved Text of the Center for Editions of American Authors (Modern Language Association of America).
PortraitHerman Melville (August 1, 1819 - September 28, 1891) was an American novelist, short story writer, essayist, and poet. He is best known for his novel Moby-Dick. His first three books gained much contemporary attention (the first, Typee, becoming a bestseller), and after a fast-blooming literary success in the late 1840s, his popularity declined precipitously in the mid-1850s and never recovered during his lifetime. When he died in 1891, he was almost completely forgotten. It was not until the "Melville Revival" in the early 20th century that his work won recognition, especially Moby-Dick, which was hailed as one of the literary masterpieces of both American and world literature. He was the first writer to have his works collected and published by the Library of America.
Untertitel: 'Writings of Herman Melville'. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: NORTHWESTERN UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Dezember 1972
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I ran across this management technique in the New Zealand manual for Varroa control. I thought I'd post it here, in it's entirety, for review and comment. As it says in the last paragraph, this method is reported to be 83.4% to 93.4% effective in removing mites from the colonies involved in the manipulation, without chemicals, plus you end up with an extra hive. Sounds too good to be true, eh?
This method of varroa control using hive splitting was developed by Dutch researchers, and is based on both the theoretical model of varroa population growth and techniques for biotechnical control of varroa that originated in Vietnam (see 12.6). The method should be used during swarm control in the late spring/early summer, or when making 'autumn' splits in the late summer while the honey flow is on.
Step 1
• Choose two colonies.
• Place a comb with empty drone cells in the centre of the brood nest of one colony (colony A).
Step 2 (one week later)
• In colony A, shake all the bees off the combs with brood except the drone comb, and put the brood in the other colony (B), after first checking for AFB.
• Put a second, empty drone comb in the centre of the brood nest of colony A.
• Put the queen in colony B above a queen excluder in a further super with empty combs.
Colony A now only has a single frame of uncapped drone larvae and an empty drone brood comb, while colony B has a two super brood nest plus a third super containing the queen.
Step 3 (one week later)
• Remove the comb that now has capped drone brood (and mites) from colony A (the comb that contained uncapped drone larvae the week before). The comb can be uncapped with a knife or cappings scratcher and the drone pupae can be removed from the comb in a small hand extractor, washed out with a hand spray nozzle attached to a garden hose, or simply shaken out on the ground. Drone pupae make excellent chicken feed.
• Put this cleaned comb (or another clean drone comb) into the centre of the brood nest of colony A.
• Shake all the bees off the new brood that has been produced above the excluder in colony B. The brood is all too young to contain any mites. Move the brood to colony A, after first checking for AFB.
• Take the bees and queen from the excluded box in colony B and make a broodless split (colony C). Shake all the bees off the second drone comb in colony A (now containing uncapped larvae), and put it in the centre of the super of colony C.
• Put a protected queen cell in colony B.
Step 4 (one week later)
• Shake the bees from the drone comb containing uncapped drone larvae from colony A, and place it in the centre of the brood nest of colony B.
• Remove the comb that now has capped drone brood (and mites) from colony C and destroy the pupae (see Step 3).
Step 5 (one week later)
• Remove the comb that now has capped drone brood (and mites) from colony B and destroy the pupae (see Step 3).
• Check colony B for a new laying queen.
According to the field trials carried out by the Dutch researchers, on average this method is 83.4 to 93.4% effective in removing mites from all three colonies (depending on the amount of drone brood available for trapping). The researchers have managed 70 colonies using this method for 5 years in Holland without using any additional, chemical control.


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|crewcuts shirt, Theory skirt, Zara flats, Gap jean jacket (via eBay)
Friday, March 23, 2012
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Gorgeous outfit. I just love the combo of a checkered shirt and a flared skirt. :)ReplyDelete
Wonderful and Marvelous
I'll have to look into the CrewCuts button-ups after seeing this one in this post!ReplyDelete
lovely outfit! i love a girl in flats!ReplyDelete
Love those shoes and outfit, very cute!ReplyDelete
xo Kayla
Great, great outfit Anna Jane!ReplyDelete
I find some people can make flats look style-less and bland, whilst others just scream chic.. you definitely fall into the latter category :). Great legs helps too! xReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 23, 2012 at 6:23 AM
Love those flats! The Shedd aquarium is one of my favorite places and so is Navy Pier.ReplyDelete
The blouse is so picnic chic and perfectly paired with the fit and flare skirt!ReplyDelete
Love this outfit, the flats are so cute!ReplyDelete
And oooh, I should use my net-a-porter bag for that too ;)
i honestly love everything about this!ReplyDelete
the women who can commute in heels..... they are either goddesses or aliens.ReplyDelete
have fun with the family!
I love those shoes! So cute! To commute in heels, they have to be super amazingly comfy!!! xoxo A-ReplyDelete
I'm obsessed with your shoes- they're gorgeous:) XxReplyDelete
I love flats and especially with ankle straps. I really like your black skirt paired with black accents.ReplyDelete
i love this look and love those flats!ReplyDelete
I love those flats and completely agree that it's not worth it communitng and doing a lot of walking in heels :)ReplyDelete
Those flats are adorable! Are they comfy?ReplyDelete
Love how you pulled off the crewcuts so effortlessly! Such a sweet and chic look with a hint of rugged. Adore!ReplyDelete
I'm totally with you...cute flats are a must for city commutes. Those are great. And that shirt! I love that it's Crewcuts!ReplyDelete
i have been wondering if i could sneak into the crewcuts button downs! do you mind saying what size it is, i feel like we're close in size. i always save the fancy shopping bags for reuse!ReplyDelete
in dramatic fashion
omg!!!! I'm totally chrushing on gingham right now and you look so fabulous!! LOVE those shoes and that shirt, of course!ReplyDelete
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hey @lisa - I generally wear the largest size there is in boys...I think it's a 14? :)ReplyDelete
Gorgeous combo and you're right, cute ankle straps are always a plus! Have fun this weekend!!ReplyDelete
xx, Allie
the shoes look so comfy. i love how simple they are yet elegeant.ReplyDelete
I LOVE how you scored the bigger-printed gingham from Crewcuts...definitely going to check that out this weekend.ReplyDelete
This is me M_F! I never wear heels running around, don't get how people can! And I'm wearing that top today!!!ReplyDelete
So fun! I love the pattern of your blouse : )ReplyDelete
xx Anna Rose
Such a cute outfit! Love the flats and your crewcuts shirt is so cute :) Have a great weekend with your family!ReplyDelete
Loving this outfit. It makes casual very chic and upscale. Those shoes look like they will be well worth the wear...so versatile and so stunning!ReplyDelete
<3 Cambria
Cute flats! Are they comfy? I save my heels for at work, too...and sometimes I still switch into flats during the day anyway.ReplyDelete
ADOREABLE outfit! Love that you wear crewcuts - I totally do too! :) xxReplyDelete
great shoes jane!ReplyDelete
Super cute look! Love the wide brown belt!ReplyDelete
Adorable outfit! Love the Zara flats and skirt.ReplyDelete
holy moly. those zara flats are to die for!ReplyDelete
I'm not usually a plaid fan at all, but I love your top! It works so perfectly with the rest of your outfit.ReplyDelete
What a great outfit! I never commute in heels either! Loving your flats so much!ReplyDelete
@April - VERY comfy. Been wearing them a lot this week!ReplyDelete
This is such a fun, pretty look. I love those ankle-strap flats.ReplyDelete
xo Josie
This is SUCH a fun look -- I love those ankle-strap flats!ReplyDelete
xo Josie
so lovely!! i need to start looking @ crewcuts, that gingham is perfect. such a great week for weather int he midwest!ReplyDelete
Great outfit, lovely shoes!ReplyDelete
I am a fan of flats too..so comfortable. Nothing looks as good as comfortable feels :) x
fashion is for idiots [like us]
crewcuts on 20-something chicks. yes!ReplyDelete
xo the egg out west.
Super cute outfit! You have just convinced me to purchase a pair like these from shoemint!ReplyDelete
Cupcaking Around!
oooo love, love those cute shoes!ReplyDelete
Love love love this outfit! Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Kate {Something Fabulous}
Flats are my saving grace! stunning.ReplyDelete
The Wearist
love that crewcuts shirt ... been wondering lately if i should see how big the dvf for gap kids collection runs.. :)ReplyDelete
I have bad knees so can't wear heels easily so its flats all the way! These are gorgeous, I saw them in store and fell in love but, alas, no spare cash! I'll clearly have to live vicariouslyReplyDelete
Where did you get the flats? I love them! I checked out Zara's website but didn't see them...ReplyDelete
Love those shoes, I have a very similar pair.ReplyDelete
Lovely outfit! The flats are so prettyReplyDelete
Great outfit!! I always try to wear flats and then switch into heels when I'm at work.ReplyDelete
xx Olga
La Petite Olga
This outfit is perfect, something I would totally wear, and like you, I am very much a flats girl! I love my heels, but for the amount I walk downtown I am mostly found in flats! I lovelovelove these Zara ones! Adorable!ReplyDelete
Just thought I'd pop over and say hello, and tell you I just LOVE those Zara flats. I'm 100% behind the movement to bring back pointy-toe flats, and the ankle strap adds a sweet detail! Hope you're well - XO!ReplyDelete
love those flats! so chic. I never thought about checking out crewcuts... a whole new world has opened up to me!ReplyDelete
I just love what you're wearing. Simple but uber stylish! :)ReplyDelete
Amen sister! I'll never understand women who commute in heels.ReplyDelete
Love your shoes, girl! :)ReplyDelete
Gorgeous outfit. I just love the combo of a checkered shirt and a flared skirt. :)ReplyDelete
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Barrington Pop Warner results
The Dick's Sporting Goods-sponsored Junior Pee Wees defeated the East Bay Warriors, 9-0, Saturday, Sept. 8 at Victory Field.
The Eagle defense was the hero of the day, clamping down on East Bay with a strong pass rush and great coverage throughout the game.
Tackles Jon Adamson and Peter Burgess had several big tackles in the backfield, and together registered a safety that turned momentum to the Eagles early.
Cornerback Seth Mitchell had several textbook tackles, and one key hit that stopped a likely East Bay touchdown. Defensive ends Foster Egan and Alexis Malnerich each had and excellent day, with multiple solo tackles and constant pressure on the quarterback.
Slade Crane played tough for the Eagle D, making a solo tackle in the backfield for a Warrior loss, while linebacker Martin Agustin stuffed several runs and was perfect in pass protection, working with safety Kyle Greenberg to hold the Warriors to zero completions.
Tackles Sergio DaSilva and Jack Kelleher made sure no big gains were made up the middle, while linebacker Robert Cahill snagged an interception on the 2-yard line late in the game to seal the shutout victory.
Quarterback Nick Roach had another great game, running for long gains and completing two passes to RB/TE Will Rywolt, who also had two receptions from Burgess.
Roach broke four tackles during a first down run that kept Barrington in control of the ball late in the game. These gains on the ground were made possible by solid offensive line blocking from Andrew Prete, Chase White, Ben Silva and Noah Werbel, and from the "Monster Offense:" center Matt Peecher, guards Logan Graham and Meredith Kaplan, tackles Tim Hoag and Crane, and tight ends Cahill and Marley Karnes. Center Hunter Norris was outstanding with shotgun snaps all day, allowing the offense the extra time to break for big plays.
Burgess, Malnerich and Greenberg all broke out for big rushing gains during the contest. Rywolt had several long runs for Barrington as well, capped by a 62-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.
The Eagles travel to Fall River on Sunday, Sept. 16 to take on the Falcons at Durfee High School.
Mitey Mite Gold loses 19-13
The Mitey Mite Gold team sponsered by Gilbane/Huard family lost a tough game this week to Portsmouth, 19-13. The Patriots scored first, but after a long kickoff return by Mark Bernardo, William Loew punched one in from 3 yards out.
There were some great blocks thrown by Quinn Rothschild, Joe Littisack, Aaron Brady, Archer Crane, Jasper Ashton and Josh Bairos to spring Will Sanchez and Mike Uriati on some nice runs.
The Pats took the lead again just before halftime. When the Eagles got the ball back in the second half, Bernardo took one in from 45 yards out behind blocks from Mike Cox and Luke Golembowski.
Portsmouth was able to hold off a late drive from the home team, and Barrington ended up a touchdown short. There were great tackles on defense by Andrew Jameison, Scott Gausland, Ethan Hines and Matt Borden. Next week the Mitey Mites play at the Fall River Falcons on Sunday at 9 a.m.
Mitey Mite Blue ties
The Mitey Mite Blue team battled to a 0-0 stalemate against archrival East Bay (Bristol-Warren-Swansea).
The Eagles defense smothered the visitors all day, led by linebackers Tommy Rocha and Colin Phillips and tackle Dave Raposa. East Bay threatened once and was repelled by a slashing Asher Kranowitz on a timely tackle for loss in the E.B. backfield.
On offense, Matt Daft and Drake Van Ness did some tough inside running against a hard hitting East Bay defense. Luke Gorham ran hard and had his number called both inside and outside the tackles.
The Eagles offense put together two drives but failed to score. Quarterback Brigham Dunphy connected with Rocha for two passes and Bryan Ivatts for a third. The offensive line improved as the game went on, led by Thomas McAdams, Luke Furnas and Mike Zeleznik. First year players Cole Zabriske and Jack Kelty made big contributions to the line and continue to get better every week.
The Eagles go on the road against Oakwood in an inter-league game next Sunday.
Week 1
Junior Pee Wees lose
The Barrington Junior Pee Wees opened the 2012 season with a hard-fought 26-6 loss to a strong Old Rochester Bulldogs team on Sunday, Sept. 2. The Eagles were led by quarterback Nick Roach, who did a great job managing the offense and ran the ball for long gains throughout the game. A perfectly-executed reverse from Burgess to Rywolt resulted in Barrington's lone touchdown, a speedy 30-yard run. Malnerich also played exceptionally well on special teams, fielding two kick returns for long gains.
Some of the strongest blocking of the day came from the vaunted "Monster Offense" line. The Eagle defense made many key stops during the game, with great tackles by Foster Egan, Jon Adamson and Martin Agustin, as well as Roach and Mitchell.
Mighty Mites fall, 7-6
The Gilbane/Huard-sponsored Mitey Mite Gold Team lost a hard fought effort 7-6 to the Old Rochester Regional Bulldogs.
The matchup was back and fourth in the first half. Mark Bernardo had a couple of nice runs behind the blocking of Mike Cox, Luke Golembowski and Andrew Jameison. Jax Gorman completed a nice third down pass to William Loew to keep a drive moving, but Old Rochester's defence was very tough.
Barrington's defence also did its part with some great linebacker play from Ethan Tomulonis, Jayson Troiano, Mike Uriati and Will Sanchez. Old Rochester was able to score just before halftime to go up 7-0.
Joe Medeiros showed some nice moves behind Conner Huard, Mike Raffa and Mark Romano's blocks. The game was very tight until Bernardo ran around the right end for a 60-yard touchdown (conversion failed).
Barrington recovered a late fumble but was not able to capitalize on it and Old Rochester ran out the time. Great tackles were made by Loew, Bernardo, Golembowski and Nathan Cooperman. Good snapping by Thomas Huard and James Anderson.
Pee Wees blanked, 35-0
The Ullucci Sports Pee Wees faced a strong opponent in their season opener on Sunday, falling to Old Rochester 35-0. Despite the score, the Pee Wee team showed great effort and determination that will pay off as they continue their season.
Running gains were posted by Andrew Faria and Finn Kegelman, with Faria putting in an especially strong performance making many yards after contact. The offensive line had good showings from David Romano, Gavin Ridgell, Oliver Roberts and Oscar Schnippering.
On defense, great stops were made by Lucas Cobery, Andrew Faria and Shaheer Yasin. On special teams, John (Cole) Glazzard made a strong showing with a great, long punt and Curry had two strong kickoff returns.


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Hello again cyber golf nuts and welcome to a very special edition of Hittin' the Links. Happy belated Fathers Day to all the dads out there. Hopefully Sunday allowed for a round with Dad or an opportunity to take the little ones out to the course for a little fun. I know one dad who had a great time on Sunday… Gerry McIlroy. What a Father's Day present, watching your son destroy the competition at the U.S. Open. Too cool.
In this U.S. Open edition of HtL we begin with a look at Rory McIlroy's rise to fame, investigate Bubba's U.S. Open outfits, and see who else is setting fashion trends on the links. Also on tap we take note of who did not fare well at Congressional, check in on the Presidential golf summit, and do a wrap-up of the week's events. Read on!
Hole 1: Good for the Game
Rory McIlroy is achieving hero status just as the game was needing one. [Link]
Hole 2: Bubba for Charity
Bubba Watson's rather out of the ordinary outfits this week were in support of a charity. [Link]
Hole 3: Fashionistas
PGA Tour events are beginning to take on the feel of fashion week. [Link]
Hole 4: Choke!
Congrats to Rory, here are 10 players who did not fair as well at Congressional. [Link]
Hole 5: Need Some Balls?
Lefty's U.S. Open ended where it began, in a water hazard. [Link]
Hole 6: Golf Summit
Here is a slideshow from Saturday's golf summit between President Obama and House Speaker Boehner. [Link]
Hole 7: Saint-Omer Open
The European Tour still played on this week, it was probably as much fun to watch as the B.C. Open. [Link]
Hole 8: Two Down, One to Go
Mathew Goggin took another step towards the PGA Tour with his second Nationwide victory of the year. [Link]
Hole 9: Record Breaking
Rory McIlroy wins the U.S. Open in record breaking fashion. [Link]


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Maryland Sustainable Growth Commission
2016-2017 Sustainable Growth Challenge student competition
The Sustainable Growth Challenge, an annual collegiate competition hosted by the Maryland Sustainable Growth Commission, engages students from across the state in planning, sustainability and reinvestment issues. This summer we will begin reaching out to academic programs around the state to elicit their interest in this falls competition.
The competition enables teams to conduct community planning exercises, analyze economic, social and environmental aspects of sustainable growth and develop creative community solutions. The competition provides students the opportunity to interact with local leaders and engage in their own community planning processes. This year's theme is to be determined; students will be asked to develop creative triple-bottom line approaches to reinvesting in Maryland Communities.
The 4th Annual Sustainable Growth Challenge will be launched in the fall of 2016.
Your Next Steps
Sandi Olek
MD Department of Natural Resources
Chuck Boyd
MD Department of Planning
Winning teams will be recognized at the commission's annual forum and awards ceremony to be held in the winter of 2017.
Special thanks to the National Association of Realtors® and the Southern Maryland Association of Realtors® for their previous support of this initiative.
2015-2016 Challenge Winners
First Place (Tie)Harford Community College
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First Place (Tie)University of Maryland Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture
"Gold Street Park - Druid Heights"
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Thanks to our Teams and the Jury
We would like to recognize the other teams that were selected as finalists; Chesapeake College for "Reinvesting Cambridge," Goucher College for "Sustainable Homes for the Homeless," and Morgan State University for "Urban Regeneration Collaborative"
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Our program would not be possible without our panelists; Jim Kruger of the Maryland Sustainable Growth Commission, Mary Abe, LEED AP, City of Mount Rainier , Christine Conn of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Bryce Turner of the Maryland Sustainable Growth Commission and David Jenkins, CEO, Southern Maryland Board of Realtors.


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Date of Defense 2008-07-09 Availability unrestricted AbstractThis case study investigates the implementation of the Louisiana Comprehensive Curriculum English Language Arts in selected first grade classes. The teaching of the specific language arts skills, listening, speaking, reading, and writing, as directed the the Comprehensive Curriculum is examined. Four first grade teachers from a large urban school district, from an original sixteen first grade teachers, are observed during the hour and a half literacy instruction block once a week over a period of four weeks. These same four teachers are interviewed one-on-one by the researcher during the two interview sessions. Three themes developed throughout the observation from all four classes: phonics instruction, reading instruction, and language arts instruction. The investigation determined that this sampling of grade one teachers were implementing the Comprehensive Curriculum English Language Arts by means of integrating the instruction into both the phonics instruction and reading instruction. Files
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|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
There's already only 1/3 of the season remaining, and there's no shortage of entertainment. There are lots of close races, including divisions and the final playoff spots. There hasn't been much movement in the seeding, though, except for the Lakers rising up and putting some room between them and the Clippers. And now that the trade deadline has passed, we all have to see how the new chips for everyone will fall, so let's look at what would happen if the playoffs started as of Monday, March 19, before the day's games:
The Rockets are having a very tough time lately, barely holding off multiple teams for #8. Oklahoma City is much too good for them in this state.
Denver is a decent team, but they've had a tough time within the conference, and San Antonio has breezed through their home schedule, all of which should give San Antonio the relatively easy win.
This one would definitely be the most anticipated rematch of the postseason. The Mavs have won three straight, but they're still only 5-5 in their last 10, and doing poorly on the road. That doesn't bode well, considering the Lakers are 19-3 in home games.
A mini slide has slipped the Clippers behind the Lakers, but two straight wins has helped stabilize that. The Grizzlies have done well enough to get within half a game of L.A, but they're still sub-.500 on the road. That and the Clippers' pool of talent gives them the edge, but Memphis has just as good a shot at winning; remember last year against the Spurs?
The Knicks are back on the winning track, for now, but Chicago is too much of a beast to stop, especially with 'Melo producing drama and a coaching change to hash out.
The Celtics are on another losing streak, Miami has the league's best home record and Miami is much younger and healthier.
With Dwight Howard staying in Orlando, that tension should be alleviated enough for this season. Atlanta is .500 on the road, and quite simply don't have a Dwight Howard to run through people. With Howard to patrol the paint and sufficient talent to man the arc, the Magic should be able to win this one.
Neither team is doing particularly well right now, but Philadelphia is perhaps doing a tad worse, letting their division lead evaporate, when the Celtics manage to win, that is. Indiana acquired Leandro Barbosa from Toronto without having to give up much to shore up their guard depth, which should help them have more success in the air, and the series as a result.
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Omaha, Nebraska, January 7, 2013 — Sam & Louie's has been named one of Entrepreneur's Top 500 Franchises in the United States, a comprehensive ranking system based on companies' financial and statistical data from July 2010 through July 2012.
"We are honored and excited to be one of the best in the United States which includes all types of franchises, not just restaurants. We're actively growing and are interested in expanding into more states and regions," said Michael Nolan, Director of Franchising.
To be eligible for the Entrepreneur's Franchise 500® ranking, a franchisor must have a minimum of 10 units and be seeking new franchises in the United States. Companies are judged on objective, quantifiable measures of the franchise operation and include financial strength, stability, growth rate and size of the system.
Sam & Louie's was ranked number 379 and also listed amongst hotels, service providers, travel agencies, fitness centers and more.
The Sam & Louie's Corporation is headquartered in Nebraska, opening the first restaurant in 1994 in Omaha, NE, and now has 22 locations throughout Nebraska, Iowa, Montana and South Dakota. The menu consists of delicious New York style pizza that has been hand tossed and stretched to perfection, along with pastas, hoagies, strombolis, calzones, salads, burgers, chicken sandwiches and a gluten free menu. For more information about franchise opportunities or special financing options for our active service men and women or veterans, please visit www.samandlouiespizza.com/franchise.


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China's Yuanyuan Cui beat Alejandra Valencia 6-4 to take bronze.
Korea maintained its recurve domination as Oh Jin Hyek beat China's Dai Xiaoxiang 7-3 to take gold with an emotional Brady Ellison beating 18-year-old Korean Lee Seungyun to bronze in a one-arrow shoot-off.
Compound honours went to Denmark's Martin Damsbo who beat Braden Gellenthien in a shoot-off. The American scored a nine but a 10 by the Dane earned him gold. Sergio Pagni of Italy beat France's Dominique Genet 147-142 to take bronze.
Colombia's Alejandra Usquiano took women's gold, beating American Erika Jones 143-142, with Russia's Albina Longinova also edging Korea's Ji Hyun Seok out of third place by a single point, 142-141.
France won the compound mixed team event, beating italy 157-155, while Korea extended its recurve hold, beating France 152-140.
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From her second-floor office window at the corner of Main and Sanford, Peggy Carter-arrowsmith looks out on one of Hamilton's most impoverished neighbourhoods.
Carter-arrowsmith is a nurse practitioner, and she provides prenatal and postnatal care to a number of young, at-risk mothers and their babies. Many of her patients come from the poor neighbourhood that sits at the doorstep of her office.
Good health doesn't start in a hospital or a doctor's office.
Video: On a mission for babies
Good health starts in the womb, and that's why Carter-arrowsmith struggles mightily to help, why she takes her job home with her at night, and why, occasionally, she'll even buy groceries for a patient.
"A lot of the teen moms I have are repeating the cycle of their parents," said Carter-arrowsmith.
"Then there are people living on the fringe of the law," she said. "I have a lot of young moms here whose partners are in jail, or young women who are on probation, and they're not accessing health care because they don't trust the system.
"They are homeless so often that I can't keep track of them," she added.
The Spectator's groundbreaking health mapping project shows there are massive differences between Hamilton neighbourhoods in health and social outcomes related to childbirth, the early years of development and education.
Hamilton's Health: Interactive Maps
One major concern uncovered is Hamilton's high rate of babies born at a low birth weight.
The city's 8 per cent rate of low birth-weight babies as a proportion of total births is one-third higher than the national average.
The differences between Hamilton neighbourhoods, however, are shocking.
There were 24 neighbourhoods that had a low birth-weight rate of 0 per cent, based on the project's two years of data. One Stoney Creek neighbourhood had 62 births recorded during that period and not a single one was a low birth-weight baby.
But there were also seven neighbourhoods that had low birth-weight rates higher than 20 per cent, including one rural Flamborough neighbourhood where the rate was 47 per cent.
The average rate of low birth-weight babies in sub-Saharan African countries is 15 per cent, according to the World Health Organization.
Low birth weight is defined as less than 2,500 grams, or about 5.5 pounds.
The issue is a concern because low birth-weight babies can suffer from poorer health throughout life, requiring greater use of health-care resources.
A major 2007 report on the problem from a nonprofit health institute described low birth weights as "a complex issue with profound short and long-term consequences for individuals, families and society.
"It has significant cost implications and needs to be urgently addressed because of the continuing rise in preterm birth rates across Canada," the report added.
(See Factors that contribute to a low birth-weight or preterm baby, above right.)
One Alberta study showed that premature babies required five times more in direct health costs than full-term babies over the first seven years of life.
Neil Johnston, a Hamilton health researcher who has collaborated on The Spectator project for three years as the chief data analyst, said he first looked at birth-weight outcomes in the city 15 years ago.
He was shocked by what the current data revealed.
"Nothing has changed in 15 years," Johnston said angrily. "I think that's appalling.
"I think that it's indefensible that any society as wealthy as ours can tolerate that roughly 8 per cent of the babies born in this community are born with an almost immediate disadvantage."
"Every night and every morn, some to misery are born," wrote the great English poet William Blake in his 1803 work, Auguries of Innocence.
"Some are born to sweet delight. Some are born to endless night."
Meet Dr. David Price, chair of McMaster University's department of family medicine.
He's also the founding director of the Maternity Centre of Hamilton on James Street South, where the goal is to improve birth outcomes from Blake's endless night.
The Maternity Centre is a collaboration between every piece of the puzzle that makes for a healthy birth outcome -- family physicians, academic physicians, nurse practitioners, social workers, public health nurses, dietitians and a lactation consultant.
"We take all comers," said Price. "If you're pregnant, that gets you in."
The Maternity Centre's policy is that every single pregnant woman who shows up gets a family doctor, and the doctor also agrees to take on members of the immediate family.
So far, the success rate is 100 per cent.
"We are really good at taking the person who has just arrived here two weeks ago and is 36 weeks pregnant and getting them all organized and connected," said Price.
"We've had quite a bit of success in taking some of these most disadvantaged, high-risk women and helping them."
He recalls the case of a young woman who showed up in the 15th week of pregnancy, addicted to crack cocaine and vomiting all the time.
"She required an awful lot of resources," said Price. "It was really clear to me that as a family doctor, I wouldn't have been able to really help her. But in combination with my nurse practitioner, with the social worker in the clinic, with the public health nurse and the dietitian, we were able to get her off the crack cocaine."
Two years earlier, the same young woman had delivered a severely premature baby at 23 weeks of pregnancy. The baby spent time in a neonatal unit and eventually died.
This time, Price and his team were able to get the young woman very close to a full-term pregnancy.
"No matter how much energy that one young woman took, we still saved the medical system a bucket of money by having a child born at 36 or 38 weeks instead of 23 weeks," said Price.
What he remembers most vividly is when the young woman returned to his office two years later, with her toddler.
"She said 'Hey Dr. Price, I just want to show you where I'm at. I still have the baby, I live at home, I finished Grade 12 and things are going well,'" he said.
"I think we made a huge difference to that young woman and we made a difference to her baby as well," Price added. "Hopefully we've made a difference to that family and stopped that baby from growing up in an environment where it doesn't have a chance."
The Spectator's data analysis revealed a number of other stark differences between Hamilton neighbourhoods for factors related to birth, early-child health and education:
* The average rate of hospital bed use for newborns ranges from 8.8 days per birth in one Dundas neighbourhood to 1.7 days per newborn along Hamilton's Beach Strip.
* In the inner-city neighbourhood bounded by James Street North, Cannon Street East, Wellington Avenue North and King Street East, almost 70 per cent of the children under age 18 live below the poverty line.
By contrast, there are seven neighbourhoods in Hamilton where 0 per cent of children under age 18 live below the poverty line.
* In the inner-city neighbourhood bounded by Sherman Avenue North, Cannon Street East, Gage Avenue North and the rail line near Barton Street, nearly 32 per cent of all families are headed by a single mother.
In one rural Ancaster neighbourhood, 2 per cent of all families are headed by a single mother.
In fact, the top 50 neighbourhoods with the highest rates of single-parent families headed by a woman are all found in the former City of Hamilton.
* In the inner-city neighbourhood bounded by Wellington Street North, the harbourfront, Sherman Avenue North and the rail line near Barton Street, the rate of trauma incidents to children under the age of 16 was 264 per 1,000 people.
At the other extreme, the rate of trauma events to children under 16 in one rural Flamborough neighbourhood was 33 per 1,000 people.
* In the inner-city neighbourhood between King Street West, Queen Street South and the rail line, the rate of high school dropouts was 267 per 1,000 students.
By contrast, in the Stoney Creek neighbourhood that stretches from the waterfront to the escarpment near Glover Road, the high school dropout rate was six per 1,000 students.
The analysis showed there are strong correlations between dropout rates, the proportion of single-mom families and poverty levels.
New research is showing that living in poverty can actually change the brain structure in children, according to Dr. Jean Clinton, a child psychiatrist and leading specialist in early-child development at McMaster University.
"It literally changes your brain," said Clinton, an associate member of the renowned Offord Centre for Child Studies at McMaster.
One study by a University of Toronto researcher showed that the brain area that self-regulates impulse control is different in children living in poverty than those who aren't.
"If you're living in poverty, the number of words that are uttered to children is lower compared to children not in poverty," said Clinton. "They're also more imperative: 'Do this, don't do that.'
"If your challenge is to survive, you're not focusing on the niceties. If your life is created in an urgency mode, you're saying 'Don't touch that.'
"It's not the fault of the parents at all," Clinton added. "It's ours as a society.
"If we actually want equity, we have to have it from the start, and that really speaks to what we can do in terms of early-child development."
Hamilton has launched a couple of aggressive efforts to improve outcomes for children.
One is the Best Start network, which offers comprehensive integrated services for children in neighbourhoods across the city.
The other is the nurse-family partnership, a novel program with Hamilton serving as the pilot site for Canada.
The nurse-family partnership is an intensive home-visit program that matches a nurse with high-risk moms and their babies for a two-year period.
"It's targeted basically at single moms on low incomes that are under 21, so we're talking about really high-risk folks," said Dr. Chris Mackie, a Hamilton associate medical officer of health.
"If you can help a child begin on the right trajectory then that's going to impact them for their whole life," said Mackie. "It's a really cost-effective way of making a difference."
Meet Marie Gudgeon, a patient of Peggy Carter-arrowsmith, the nurse practitioner mentioned earlier.
Carter-arrowsmith talked about watching teen moms in her practice repeating the cycle of their own mothers.
Gudgeon realizes she's an example of that very cycle. She also realizes that not everyone will agree with or approve of the trajectory her life has taken so far.
She is 21 years old and has four children, including twin boys who recently celebrated their first birthday.
She never finished Grade 9, choosing instead to hang around the house with her mom.
"She couldn't really handle me when I was younger," said Gudgeon. "I was very loud and outspoken.
"I just really didn't like school and being around all the kids, and having to interact with the teachers and being told what to do," she added. "But now I wish I hadn't been like that, and I wish that I had already finished school instead of waiting for my kids to grow up enough that I can start school again."
Gudgeon became pregnant with her first child when she was 16.
Her mom was pregnant with her when she was 16; her mom's mom pregnant with her when she was 17.
"My kids actually have a great-great-grandmother," said Gudgeon, who lives in Hamilton's inner city with her partner, the man who is the father of her four children.
Gudgeon remains relentlessly optimistic about the future, and she clearly loves her children deeply.
She vows that she will return to school, and one day become a nurse.
She also vows that the cycle will be broken with her four-year-old daughter.
But what if she is like you?
"No, she's not going to be," said Gudgeon. "She's going to have a life full of opportunity, that's why."
Factors that contribute to a low birth-weight or preterm baby:
* Women younger than 20 or over 35 are more likely to have a preterm or low birth-weight baby.
* Women who themselves were born small-for-gestational-age are also more likely to have a small-for-gestational-age baby.
* Preterm birth is associated with mothers who experience acute or high levels of chronic stress, racial discrimination and anxiety.
* Low birth weight is also related to maternal stress, a lack of social support and being a single parent. Violence/abuse and maternal trauma is correlated with having a preterm birth or a low birth-weight baby.
* Mothers residing in poor neighbourhoods and living in an ethnically dense setting are associated with a greater likelihood of a preterm-birth baby.
* Women who smoke, are exposed to second-hand smoke, drink alcohol or use cocaine/narcotics are more prone to having a preterm or low birth-weight baby.
-- Healthy Mothers-Healthy Babies: How to Prevent Low Birth Weight (2007 Consensus Statement)
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With the trip and all its activities fresh in his mind, the six-foot-one 205-pound safety said he loved everything about the Buffs.
"It was great," Thompson said. "I liked the campus, the players, the new coaching staff, everything like that. You can tell they are ready to change the program around."
Thompson was first picked up on Friday by safeties coach Charles Clark and then hosted by Colorado defensive back Jeffery Hall. While Hall made a good impression on Thompson, another defensive back also appealed to him.
"Yuri Wright," he said. "He was highly recruited out of high school and we talked about playing time. He told me if I put in the work, I'm going to get playing time. I think competition makes every one better so I would look forward to it."
For Thompson, the recruiting process has been slow but very eventful. With two unofficial visits to Minnesota, one official to Fresno State, in home visits from both the Bulldogs and Gophers, and now an official to Colorado all under his belt, Thompson says he has already begun to sense his leaders.
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The school hosted students to give them an idea of ways to continue their education after high school.
Wednesday's visit included a variety of speakers, tours of campus, lunch and a visit with the school's president Brian Noland. "It's also important because if we want to welcome some diversity and other ideas into ETSU and into the US, of course the Hispanic community is one that is very, very diverse," says event organizer Carolina Quiroga.
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Can't help with your questions about Vegas, but for carry I would take the 26. You loose some round count I believe (not a glock man), but easier to conceal it.
This is a discussion on Which pistol should I bring within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; We're headed out west this fall for a two week tour including a stop for several nights in Las Vegas. Since we will be flying, ...
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We're headed out west this fall for a two week tour including a stop for several nights in Las Vegas.
Since we will be flying, and renting a car I am only bringing one pistol, and I am concerned about concealment in Las Vegas casinos, but we love to walk at night after dinner, so I am also concerned about our safety.
With those concerns in mind which of the poll pistols would you bring?
Also, can anyone give me an update on Las Vegas regarding carrying.
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Can't help with your questions about Vegas, but for carry I would take the 26. You loose some round count I believe (not a glock man), but easier to conceal it.
This is a tough choice. I live in LV. I have a Kahr P40 but am thinking about picking up a G19 or G23. I also have the Keltec P3AT.
There is no law against carrying in a casino, nor is there any legal force behind a posted sign on private property saying no guns allowed. It is summer, so will be over 100 during the day, and 80 to 90 at night. You will dress light.
If you can comfortably conceal the G19 with your summer garb, do it. Otherwise, I vote the G26 which would be more than enough. Nevada is also an open-carry (sorta) state, so you are breaking no laws if you print. However, open-carry is not a protected right here, so you will be harassed. Possibly laid out on the concrete, searched, ID'd, gun checked, permit checked, etc... Then handed back your stuff and let go if the cops are in a good mood.
That seems to be standard procedure. But if you can stay concealed, you have no issues whatsoever. The choice is yours. Put on your summer stuff you plan to wear and holster your various choices. If you are able to remain concealed while performing activities you might find yourself performing while in a casino, etc, go with it.
I can see sitting at a BJ table or leaning over a craps table as being the most obvious of ways you could expose yourself.
If you only plan on carrying it while on walks, bring the G19.
I'd go with the G26. Best compromise between firepower and concealability.
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Assuming that you have a Florida CCW Permit (Nevada now has reciprocity with Florida), Carry whichever gun that you like. I carry my Glock 26 ina Dsantis "Nemesis" pocket holster, and it works just fine. Also, rather than use that stipid accessory to increase mag capacity from 10 to 12, I just bought several 12 round magazines. I also use a belt holster for a spare mag, looks like a pocket knife holster. I also carry my XD 45 frequently, using a Max-con V IWB holster. The 26 is easier, since I don't have to worry about a cover garment (and it will still be pretty warm in the fall, depending on which month).
I highly reccomend the Nemisis pocket holster. Nevada is pretty cool about concealed carry. When I was in Virginia last week, I had to consistently disarm when going into a restaurant that serves alcohol, I real pain. Here, you van even drink (not something that I reccomend), as long as you stay under a 0.8 BAC. You can carry in the casinos (some are posted, but as for me, I carry anyway- it's not a problem, the worst that will happen is that they ask you to leave. And if you're asked, leave. If you don't you can be arrested for trespassing. Enjoy your visit, and spend plenty of money- we need the revenue.
I'd also pick the G-26 and to take full advantage of it's size, get this for the magazine: T A C T I C A L A D V A N T A G E
I have these on my G-27 and they're great!
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Another '26' vote here...small...9mm...10+1
If ya' hit anything big...walk out...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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I'd take whichever gun is most comfortable for you:
Concealment, Carry, Shooting, Reloading, etc.
"Wise people learn when they can; fools learn when they must." - The Duke of Wellington
G26. Still 10 rd capacity and very concealable.
Well, I like the idea of the G26 myself, and the main reason for considering the P3AT was being able to easily conceal it in my pocket should the weather be warm, and not be able to ware a jacket.
I have a nemesis holster that fits my biker style leather jacket pocket, and a SGH holster for belt OWB carry.
So since, Nevada and Arizona are cool regarding CCL, Ill bring the Glock 26
I voted for the 19 because I don't have a 26 and am jealous. But seriously go w/ the 26 you don't want any trouble with the casino coppers.
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John Guidetti, on loan from Manchester City to Stoke City, has expressed frustration about his lack of football under Mark Hughes and said the club will "have a problem" if he is left out of their next game, at Sunderland on Wednesday.
Guidetti, desperate to resurrect his career after a freakish illness ruled him out for the best part of two years, admitted being angry he had been an unused substitute in Stoke's FA Cup defeat at Chelsea on Sunday.
The 21-year-old Swede was a 79th-minute substitute in their game at Crystal Palace the previous weekend and told the Swedish newspaper Expressen: "It's been two games and we haven't scored. What is the worst that can happen [if I came on], that I don't score, or … ? We have to see what it is like for the next game, otherwise we have a problem."
Guidetti had missed training towards the end of last week because of a stomach complaint but said he was ready to play. "You are a bit angry [when you are left out]. I feel really good and the training sessions have been as good as they could have been. I had a stomach bug, I woke up on the Thursday with something to do with my stomach. So I hadn't trained since Thursday. But still, I travelled [to Stamford Bridge].
"I know what's in his [Hughes's] mind, that it is about the stomach, that I haven't trained. I can understand that a little bit. But I got a lot of positive feedback after the last game. That felt good. I had minutes against Crystal Palace and everyone thought I did bloody well. Then you think you are going to get the chance again. If we'd been banging in the goals you maybe could understand it.
"It is a cup tie. It doesn't matter if we concede another goal. I thought it was a little … you're angry, I don't really understand it. I feel really good otherwise, training has been going really well. Then it is difficult to do anything when you don't get to play."


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Youth jailed over computer password
A teenager has been jailed for four months for refusing to give police the password to his computer.
Oliver Drage, 19, of Naze Lane, Freckleton, Lancs, had originally been arrested in May last year by a team of officers from Blackpool tackling child sexual exploitation.
His computer was seized but officers could not access material stored on it as it was protected by a 50-character encryption password.
Drage, who worked in a fast food shop, was then formally requested to disclose the password, but failed to do so.
He was convicted after a trial last month of failing to disclose an encryption key, an offence covered by the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000.
At Preston Crown Court he was sentenced to 16 weeks in a Young Offenders Institution.
Det Sgt Neil Fowler, of Lancashire Police, said: "Drage was previously of good character so the immediate custodial sentence handed down by the judge in this case shows just how seriously the courts take this kind of offence.
"Computer systems are constantly advancing and the legislation used here was specifically brought in to deal with those who are using the internet to commit crime.
"It sends a robust message out to those intent on trying to mask their online criminal activities that they will be taken before the courts with the ultimate sanction, as in this case, being a custodial sentence."
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