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Prostate cancer is the leading cause of cancer in men. One out of every six men in the United States is expected to develop prostate cancer at some time during his life. The prostate gland, located just below the bladder and in front of the rectum, is about the size of a walnut and surrounds the urethra (the tube that empties urine from the bladder.) The prostate gland produces fluid that makes up part of the semen. Prostate Cancer is a disease in which cancer cells form in the tissues of the prostate. Learn more about prostate cancer....
In prostate cancer treatment, millimeters matter. Nerve fibers and blood vessels are attached to the prostate gland. Damage to these nerves can contribute to erectile dysfunction, one of the more feared side-effects of prostate cancer surgery. To spare these nerves, they must be delicately and precisely separated from the prostate before its removal. Surgeons use the precision, vision and control provided by da Vinci to assist them in removal of the cancerous prostate while preserving important nerves and blood vessels.
In several large published studies, da Vinci prostatectomy has shown equal or better rates of optimum cancer removal when compared to other forms of surgery. Other concerns for prostate cancer patients are urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction after treatment. Studies show patients who undergo a da Vinci prostatectomy may experience a faster return of urinary continence following surgery and a lower rate of urinary pain than patients who opt for radiation (brachytherapy) therapy. Several studies also show that patients who are potent prior to surgery have experienced a high level of recovery of sexual function (defined as an erection for intercourse) within a year following da Vinci Surgery. Talk to your surgeon about reasonable expectations for recovery of sexual function and a rehabilitation program that may include exercises and drug therapy. Learn more about prostate surgery with da Vinci
Shortly before the operation, anesthesia is administered and the patient goes to sleep for the duration of the operation, which typically lasts two to four hours. The procedure begins when the patient's abdomen is inflated with carbon dioxide gas, creating an operating space for the surgeon. Next, six small incisions, 1/4 to 1/2 inch in length, are made in the patient's abdomen and ports are inserted to keep the incisions open.
During the procedure, the surgeon uses the da Vinci System's laparoscopic surgical instruments and video camera, via the temporary ports, to direct the dissection of the prostate gland and adjacent tissue. If deemed appropriate, the surgeon tries to preserve the nerves attached to the patient's prostate gland. One major benefit of the robotic system is that the high-definition optics allow the surgeon to see the tiny nerves, making it possible to navigate around them. By comparison, surgeons using more conventional approaches generally rely on their knowledge of the anatomy to spare the nerves. But that can be risky if the patient's anatomy is not exactly as it appears in the textbooks. At the end of the surgery, the ports are removed from the patient's abdomen and the remaining incisions are closed with sutures.
After surgery, the patient wakes up very groggy and with a urinary catheter in place. He will likely spend one night in the hospital resting and recovering from the effects of the anesthesia. As the anesthesia wears off, there may be some discomfort, for which pain medication may be prescribed. Because a catheter typically remains in place for approximately 7 days, the doctor will review guidelines for use that will ease discomfort and ensure proper function of the catheter during this time. The first week after surgery will likely be spent resting; however, frequent walks are encouraged. Depending on the individual, regular activities may resume as soon as soon as a few days after surgery; although straining and heavy lifting is discouraged for the first four weeks. About a week after surgery, a post-operative follow-up is scheduled, at which time bladder function may be assessed. This is done by filling the bladder with saline via the catheter, removing the catheter and then allowing the patient to void naturally. Some incontinence after surgery is normal and is typically managed with medication until bladder control resumes. Erectile dysfunction may also be a side effect of surgery. Like incontinence, this side effect may be discussed with the doctor and managed with medication until it lessens or completely resolves over time.
For comprehensive treatment of prostate cancer Saint Francis surgeons work closely with the Saint Francis/Mount Sinai Regional Cancer Center.


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I donĺt know who came up with the concept of Unbaby.me ľ but whoever did was brilliant.
For those that havenĺt heard, Unbaby.me is a new Facebook app that lets users substitute the never ending stream of baby photos that clog up their news feed with something more ľ um -- stimulating.
Essentially, the way the app works, is to search through your news feed for a variety of different terms, like ôcutest baby everö or ôbabyĺs first string beansö or something similar.
Users can then select photos that will appear in place of the baby photos ľ whether it be a Hollywood star, athlete, outdoor nature scene or even bacon. Yep, I said bacon.
While Facebook has been great at letting people keep in touch with old high school and college friends, it has also become a dumping ground for pictures of their kids.

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text: "Even though you may want to push God the Mother aside, She will never leave you. Are you not her offspring? A mother does what is good and beneficial for her child. She gives to her scion exactly what is needed, not more and not less. Her forgiveness knows no limits, this is why she is called MOTHER. If with deep faith, devotion and love you can exclaim: 'Mother, come to me, I cannot pass my days without you', rest assured, the Universal Mother will spread out Her arms and clasp you to Her heart."


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More than a matter of life and death
Bill Shankley, manager of Liverpool Football Club in the English Premier League, was once asked whether a game his team was about to play was a matter of life and death. He replied with no hint of humour or exaggeration whatever, "Well, yes, but it's much more important than that." That about sums up what is going to take place soon in Brazil.
The best thing I ever read written about soccer, one of the best pieces about any sport I have ever read, was an essay called 'Endgame' by an American, Adam Gopnik, on the World Cup of 1998 held in France. Before he saw the World Cup that year Gopnik had known hardly anything about the game.
Early on he makes the point, with which I have always secretly sympathised, that it is hard to make the case for soccer as an entertainment or a spectacle. The usual score lines – 1-0, 0-1, 0-0 (penalty shoot-out), 2-1, 1-1 (penalty shoot-out), 1-2, etc – tell part of the story. In soccer the defence has too big an edge to keep the contest vibrantly interesting. It is easier to defend than to attack since it is always easier to break a sequence than to build one up. Soccer is a game in which this principle reigns supreme.
Because this is so the premium on drawing a foul, especially in the penalty area, is tremendous – there is a huge disproportion between the penalty for such a foul and the reward – and therefore playacting fouls disfigure the game. A player takes the ball into the penalty area, gets breathed on hard, collapses as if sniper-shot, writhes in agony, demands morphine while teammates gather and lament the tragic waste of a young life – and more often than should be he is rewarded by the referee for all this nonsense.
Adam Gopnik describes the tedium he feels as he watches the first ten days of 1998 World Cup matches. He sees the Brazilian star, Ronaldo, make a nice move, leaving a couple of Scottish defenders looking foolish. In the end Ronaldo fails to score yet that single move is described by commentators the next day, Gopnik observes, "as though it were the whole of the Peloponnesian War or a seduction by Casanova." Lovers of the game seem to him to have got the significance of what is going on completely out of focus and out of proportion. He watches Denmark play Saudi Arabia (1-0); Croatia play Japan (1-0); Nigeria play Bulgaria (1-0) and altogether he watches sixteen matches not much different. He sees waves upon waves of slow-motion attack gradually build up and inevitably dissipate. There are what seem to him great stretches of numbing boredom and tedium.
After a while he spoke to an English friend who asked him how he was getting on looking at the Cup. "It's a bit – well, don't you think it's a bit lacking in entertainment?" There was a pause, then his friend asked him reprovingly "Why would you expect it to be entertaining?"
That was the clue that set Adam Gopnik on the right track in his search to find the soul of soccer. In a new frame of mind, he watches a desperate, double-overtime game between an overmatched Paraguay and overwhelming favourites, but very nervous and tentative, France. "The Paraguayans, who looked worn-out from stress, essentially surrendered the idea of scoring, and kept dropping back-kicking the ball out, heading it out, willing it out, again and again. It was obvious that their desperate, gallant strategy was to force a nil-nil draw, over a hundred and twenty minutes, and then "go to penalties," the shootout at goal where anything can happen and anyone can win. The nil-nil draw wasn't a "result" they would settle for; it was everything they dreamed of achieving. When the game finally ended, as Laurent Blanc stumbled a ball into the Paraguayan net, what was most memorable was the subdued triumph. The French celebrated, but they did not exult; the Paraguayans cried – really cried – but they did not despair. They did not seem ruined or emptied out, as American losers do. They seemed relieved. The tears looked like tears of bitter accomplishment. We knew we were going to lose, the faces and the back pats said, but, hey, didn't we hold it off for a while? ("Heroique," murmured the French commentator)."
Adam Gopnik continued, "The next morning, I slipped in a tape I'd made of the fifth game of the NBA finals, for purposes of comparison. It was a French broadcast, and the commentators announced that the game was a test of truth – une epreuve de verite – for the Utah Jazz. To my surprise, I was, after a week of starvation, used to the austerity of soccer scoring. All those basketball points seemed a little loud, a little cheap. Points coming in from left, from right, cheap points, inspired points, stupid points – goals everywhere you looked, more goals than you knew what to do with, democratic goals, all leveled and equal. It was too much – like eating whipped cream straight."
A few nights later Adam Gopnik watches the Argentina versus England match to see who will go to the quarter-finals and revelation is complete. Entertainment is the furthest thing from his, or, he realizes, anyone's mind. This is something much more gruelling, much more momentous, something to be etched on the soul.
"The match started off with two typically exasperating soccer events. After only five minutes, David Seaman, the English goalkeeper, lunged for the ball, and an onrushing Argentine stumbled over him. Penalty and, inevitably, a goal. Then young Owen got tripped. He acted out the death scene from Camille and drew a penalty himself, which was knocked in by Alan Shearer, England's captain. A few minutes later, Owen raced half the length of the field – really sprinting, huffing – mesmerizing an Argentine defenseman, who kept moving back, back, defeated in his own mind, and then he sent it in: 2-1, England! With fifteen seconds left in the half, Argentina got the ball, executed a jagged, pinball-quick exchange of passes, and, shockingly, the ball was bouncing in the net, and the game was tied.
"At the start of the second half, David Beckham was expelled from the game, leaving England a performer short. Though England scored on a corner, the goal was ruled out by the referee for a meaningless, barely visible (but undeniably real) elbow. Nothing happened in thirty minutes of overtime, and the game went into the self-parody of soccer: a series of penalty kicks. With England needing only one more to tie, David Batty, of Newcastle, stepped up, and, rushing his shot, fired it right into the diving goaltender. The Argentine side rushed out into the pitch, weeping with joy and exhaustion. The Englishmen were also weeping, gutted with grief and exhaustion."
And so it was that Adam Gopnik saw sport in a new light. It was certainly not typically American sport which is all action, instant attack and counter- attack, lots of scoring, scoring all the time, runs and goals and outs galore, time spent without excitement scorned as time wasted, enactments to be vividly enjoyed completely out of the normal run of existence. World Cup soccer, Adam Gopnik found, was something else entirely.
"Soccer was not meant to be enjoyed. It was meant to be experienced. The World Cup is a festival of fate – man accepting his hard circumstances, the near-certainty of his failure. There is, after all, something familiar about a contest in which nobody wins and nobody pots a goal. Nil-nil is the score of life. This may be where the difficulty lies for Americans, who still look for Eden out there on the ballfield. But soccer is not meant to be an escape from life. It is life, in all its injustice and tedium: we seek unfair advantage, celebrate tiny moments of pleasure as though they were final victories, even score goals for the wrong side."
Another World Cup starts very soon. Be warned. It will not be entertainment. It will not be an escape from life. It will be life and death themselves. Let us savour every moment.
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T-Pain Talks 'rEVOLVEr' LP, Getting Depressed on Tour
"I literally have seven albums done," T-Pain tells the BoomBox. Yet the 'I'm Sprung' singer is running into some issues narrowing down the final tracklist for his fourth studio album, 'rEVOLVEr.' Singles from the album started popping up last summer, suggesting that the effort would be out by the end of 2010, but now T-Pain reveals he's shooting for a "very end of September" 2011 release.
"By the time I choose when I want to release it, I've recorded so much more that it's like I got to replace this song with this song because this song is not as good as that," T-Pain says of the mind game he is facing dropping 'rEVOLVEr.' "I'll go through something; something can sneak on or I meet a new artist that I can do another song with. I'm just taking stuff off and putting new stuff on."
T-Pain has never been a stranger to the guest feature. Two of his many assists have earned him Grammys — in 2010, for verses on Jamie Foxx's 'Blame It' and in 2008, on Kanye West's 'Good Life.' And the former Auto-Tune king's not shy in trying to return the favor on 'rEVOLVer.' Chris Brown and Rick Ross are featured on the previously released 'rEVOLVEr' singles 'Best Love Song' and 'Rap Song,' and T-Pain isn't stopping there.
"5 O'Clock' will be the next album single," he hopes for 'rEVOLVEr.' The song features a sample of Lily Allen's 'Who'd Have Known,' and Pain hopes to jump in the studio with the British pop singer. "It's an 'I miss you' song," he explains, before beginning a mock conversation, "because it's five o'clock in the morning and 'Where you at? Come home. OK, baby, I'm coming home.'"
T-Pain doesn't elaborate on who he's missing these days and the BoomBox was told not to ask about his recent Las Vegas romp with Kesha. But when asked about the recurring love theme on 'rEVOLVEr' — the question prompted by song titles like 'Best Love Song,' 'Reverse Cowgirl' and 'Take Your Shirt Off' — T-Pain explained with a laugh: "I just have sex all the time, so that's what is on my mind when I'm writing, so it's kinda hard not to write about sex."
And then, in true T-Pain fashion, he says the biggest party anthem on 'rEVOLVEr' is a track he's titled 'Give It to Me.' "It sounds more sexual than anything we've talked about today, but actually it's not," he promises. "I think Pitbull is gonna get on it with me, whenever he got time."
Pain did a little spring cleaning with his 'rEVOLVEr' tracks, releasing the Whopper of a mixtape 'prEVOLVEr' just last month. "The crazy thing is 'prEVOLVEr' is made up of songs I know I'm not gonna use on my album. That's how many songs I have recorded," he justifies. "I can just pick 30 of them and be like 'here, have those' and I've still got enough to work with."
While the delays of 'rEVOLVEr' can be blamed on a poor music climate and the sheer volume of songs, talking to T-Pain it becomes pretty apparent that the biggest factor in the delay of releasing 'rEVOLVEr' is T-Pain himself.
"I'm just really going in hard on myself, and everyone that's around me," he says. "I've always produced 100 percent of all my albums, so now using other people's production — like Yung Fyre — it's taken me time to adjust. I'm still not letting anyone write for me, so that's even more of a challenge — writing to other's people's music. It's a lot going on that's keeping the album back, but this is gonna happen real soon. I think I'm in a good place right now. I was real depressed when I toured all the time. The songs weren't coming out good; everything was about killing myself, a lot of songs that should probably not be heard. Now, I'm happy with what I'm doing. I'm in a real good spot."
And finally, T-Pain gives one last reason.
"To me, the more reason why I haven't released it yet," he says, "is because I just don't think it's good enough yet. And, how long it's been since a T-Pain album has happened, the longer it gets in between then, the better my album has to be."


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1. K.C.: Luke Joeckel OT Texas A&M
2. Jax: Damontrae Moore DE Texas A&M
3. Oak: Star Lotulelei DT Utah
4. Phi: Jarvis Jones OLB Georgia
5. Det: Dee Milliner CB Alabama
6. Cle: Bjoern Werner DE FSU
7. Ariz: Eric Fisher OT Cent. Mich.
8. Buff: Alec Ogletree ILB Georgia
9. NYJ: Barkevios Mingo DE LSU
10. Tenn: Dion Jordan DE Oregon
11. SD: Chance Warmack OG Alabama
12. MIA: Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tennessee
13. TB: Ezekial Ansah DE BYU
14. CAR: Sheldon Richardson DT Missouri
15. NO: Johnathan Hankins DT Ohio St.
16. STL: Lane Johnson OT Oklahoma
17. PITT: Jonathan Cooper OG North Carolina
18. DAL: Shariff Floyd DT Florida
19. NYG: Johnthan Banks CB Miss. St.
20. CHI: D.J. Fluker OT Alabama
21. CIN: Kenny Vaccaro S Texas
22. STL: Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
23. MIN: Keenan Allen WR California
24. INDY: Xavier Rhodes CB FSU
25. SEA: John Jenkins DT Georgia
26. GB: Zach Ertz TE Stanford
27. HOU: DeAndre Hopkins WR Clemson
28. DEN: Sylvester Williams DT North Carolina
29. NE: Matt Elam S Florida
30. ATL: Sam Montgomery DE LSU
31. SF: Desmond Trufant CB Washington
32. BALT: Manti Teo ILB Notre Dame
Round 2
33. JAX: Kawann Short DT Purdue
34. KC : Geno Smith QB West Virginia
35. PHI: Kyle Long OT Oregon
36. DET: Datone Jones DE UCLA
37. CIN: Montee Ball RB Wisconsin
38. ARI: Larry Warford OG Kentucky
39. NYJ: Tavon Austin WR West Virginia
40. TENN: Kevin Minter ILB LSU
41. BUFF: Mike Glennon QB NC St.
42. MIA: Jesse Williams DT Alabama
43. TB: David Amerson CB NC St.
44. CAR: Terrence Williams ER Baylor
45. SD: Robert Woods WR USC
46. STL: Khaseem Greene OLB Rutgers
47. DALL: Justin Pugh OT Syracuse
48. PITT; Giovani Bernard RB North Carolina
49. NYG: Brandon Williams DT Missouri Southern
50. CHI: Quinton Patton WR Louisiana Tech
51. WASH: Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB UCONN
52. MINN: Eric Reid S LSU
53. CIN: Sean Porter OLB Texas A&M
54. MIA: Jordan Poyer CB Oregon St.
55. SEA: Barrett Jones C Alabama
56. GB: Eddie Lacy RB Alabama
57. HOU: Robert Alford CB SE Louisiana
58. DEN: Jamar Taylor CB Boise St.
59. NE: Justin Hunter WR Tennessee
60. ATL: Bennie Logan DT LSU
61. SF: Margus Hunt DE SMU
62. BALT: Tony Jefferson S Oklahoma
Round 3
63. KC: Logan Ryan CB Rutgers
64. JAX: David Bakhtiari OT Colorado
65. DET: Jordan Reed TE Florida
66. OAK: Oday Aboushi OT Virginia
67. PHI: Travis Frederick C Wisconsin
68. CLE: Tank Carradine DE FSU
69. ARI: Matt Barkley QB USC
70. TENN: Akeem Spence DT Illinois
71. BUFF: Alex Okafor DE Texas
72. NYJ: Kenjon Barner RB Oregon
73. TB: Gavin Escobar TE San Diego St.
74. SF: Baccari Rambo S Georgia
75. NO: Corey Lemonier DE Auburn
76. SD: Menelik Watson OT FSU
77. MIA: Dion Sims TE Michigan St.
78. STL: Da'Rick Rogers WR Tennessee Tech
79. PITT: Brandon Jenkins OLB FSU
80. DALL: Phillip Thomas S Fresno St.
81. NYG: Jon Bostic ILB Florida
82. MIA: Brian Winters OG Kent St
83. MINN: Will Davis CB Utah St.
84. CIN: Everett Dawkins DT FSU
85. WASH: Shawn Williams S Georgia
86. INDY: Andre Ellington RB Clemson
87. SEA: Malliciah Goodman DE Clemson
88. GB: Darius Slay CB Mississippi St.
89. HOU: Dallas Thomas OG Tennessee
90. DEN: Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina
91. NE: David Quessenberry OT San Jose St.
92. ATL: Brian Schwenke C California
93. SF: Le'Veon Bell RB Michigan St.
94. BALT: Arthur Brown OLB Kansas St.
Round 4
95. JAX: Ryan Nassib QB Syracuse
96. KC: Kiko Alonso ILB Oregon
97. OAK: B.W. Webb CB William & Mary
98. PHI: Jonathan Cyprien S FIU
99. MINN: Jamie Collins OT Southern Miss
100. ARI: Cornelius Washington OLB Georgia
101. CLE: Leon McFadden CB San Diego St.
102. BUFF: Stedman Bailey WR West Virginia
103. NYJ: John Simon DE Ohio St.
104. TENN: Khaled Holmes C USC
105. CAR: Chris Faulk OT LSJ
106. NO: Zaviar Gooden OLB Missouri
107. SD: Chase Thomas OLB Stanford
108. MIA: Dwayne Gratz CB UCONN
109. TB: Terron Armstead OT ARK Pine Bluff
110. STL: Jordan Hill DT Penn St.
111. DALL: E.J. Manuel QB FSU
112. PITT: Markus Wheaton WR Oregon St.
113. NYG: Travis Kelce TE Cincinnati
114. CHI: Kevin Reddick ILB North Carolina
115. CIN: Cobi Hamilton WR Arkansas
116. WASH: Kwame Geathers DT Georgia
117. MINN: William Gholston DE Michigan St.
118. INDY: Jelani Jenkins OLB Florida
119. GB: J.C. Tretter OG Cornell
120. SEA: Aaron Dobson WR Marshall
121. HOU: Travis Long OLB Washington St.
122. DEN: D.J. Swearinger S South Carolina
123. TB: Johnathan Franklin RB UCLA
124. ATL: Joseph Randle RB Oklahoma St.
125. SF: Alvin Bailey OG Arkansas
126. BALT: Nico Johnson ILB Alabama
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Thats a damn good Cardinals draft
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Round one - Good pick
Round two - Good pick - though I like DJ Swearinger as a late first to early 2nd rd safety, i would take Swearinger over Reid
Round three - I would rather have Arthur Brown, who I feel will a late first to early second round pick
Roud four - Markus Wheaton and Alvin Bailey would be better picks
1. Keenan Allen
2. D.J. Swearinger
3. Arthur Brown
4. Markus Wheaton
4. Alvin Bailey
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That's not bad at all!
Would prefer a more disruptive DT in the 2nd round but I can dig it.
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Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2013 1:52 am
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I would rather go for Dallas:
1. DJ Fluker OT
2. Brandon Williams DT
3. Dallas Thomas OG
4. DJ Swearinger S
We need solid trench picks in the first 3 rounds. I would really like to see them trade back 5 or 6 spots and pick up another 3rd or possibly a 2nd.
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Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2013 1:52 am
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For the Falcons i have 2 picks i love and 2 picks that aren't that good that i would for sure see you replace for better players and actual needs.
1st - Montgomery - Great pick here as DE is a big need for us. Okafer would be a fine choice as well here.
2nd - Logan - This is one pick i have a problem with. Not because it's a DT. It's because the type of DT he is. We don't need anymore smaller rushing Dt's What the falcons need now is a NT who can be a great run stuffer in the 3-4 NT spot and a 4-3 DT spot. Think of guys like John Jenkins, Geathers, Hankins etc... Thats the type of DT we need.
Replacement pick here -Arthur Brown - LB He would be a great value here i wouldn't be against him with our 2nd round pick much less 3rd and would for sure help us upgrade our lb core. Nicholas and Dent are good depth and spot starters but it's time to get Spoon some help. I even know some Falcon fans that would take him in the 1st round. Him or Manti.
3rd - Brian Schwenke - C- This pick is by far the worst of the bunch though. We have absolutely no need for a Center in this years draft. We just drafted the Center of the future and a MUCH MUCH better Center that was a 1st round #1 center of the draft last year with our 1st pick in Peter Konz. He is just waiting on Todd McClure to leave and he will be taking over.
Replacement Pick - Kwame Geathers - Here is that big time Run stuffing DT that could man the 3-4 NT spot or 4-3 Dt spot that we desperatly need for Mike Nolans Hybrid defense he runs.
4th - Joseph Randle - I love this pick alot he is my 3rd favorite RB in this draft and i would be very happy to land him this late in the draft.
with our 4th comp pick we can look at the best left over TE of the group or go for one in FA.
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Solid Bears Draft
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1. Decent pick.
3. AWFUL pick. If we go RB in the 3rd he has to be a power back.
4. No, he's a 4-3 OLB. And we can't pass in Swearinger.
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In the 1st the Pats need to take Geno......
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1.Terrence Williams
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1. good pick
2a. Yes the Bengals need a RB, but ball isnt at all an elusive back.
2b. good pick
3. the last position needed is DT unless if he is clearlythe bpa, and it is round 1
4. cobi isnt a deep threat, he catches the ball with his body most of he time. He is basically the same reciever as marvin jones.
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Post subject: Re: 4 round mock draft 2-10
31. SF: Datone Jones DE UCLA
61. SF: Logan Ryan CB Rutgers
74. SF: Da'Rick Rogers WR Tennessee Tech
93. SF: Jonathan Cyprien S FIU
125. SF: Montori Hughes, NT Tennessee-Martin
would be a much better selection for 49ers IMHO.
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The only good pick for the Eagles is Cyprien.
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I don't think the Browns need two DEs when our CBs and FS are garbage
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BengalsEra wrote:
1. good pick
2a. Yes the Bengals need a RB, but ball isnt at all an elusive back.
2b. good pick
3. the last position needed is DT unless if he is clearlythe bpa, and it is round 1
4. cobi isnt a deep threat, he catches the ball with his body most of he time. He is basically the same reciever as marvin jones.
Give me Minter at 2, lacy with our other 2nd then Arthur Brown and Franklin
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BengalsEra wrote:
1. good pick
2a. Yes the Bengals need a RB, but ball isnt at all an elusive back.
2b. good pick
3. the last position needed is DT unless if he is clearlythe bpa, and it is round 1
4. cobi isnt a deep threat, he catches the ball with his body most of he time. He is basically the same reciever as marvin jones.
Give me Minter at 2, lacy with our other 2nd then Arthur Brown and Franklin
Minter... no, he's an ILB not an OLB. ILB is not a need.
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1st off welcome to DHC from NH
& hope you stick around great people & information here
am I right to assume these rouge members are part of the corporation?
are any of their names on the deed?
are your rules in writing
if you can't do fines how about suspensions?
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Thanks for quick response
Yes rogue members are on deed and
Are minority shareholders
We are in rural county ... One game warden
Suspensions do not seem to work
All other members work ...rogues
Know when they can go in b/c no
One watching...thought about hiring
Someone... But once again small
Rural county ... Everyone knows
I have thought about court order
To enjoin rogues from propery
I think it may be hard to do anything unless they have all signed agreements to the rules if so court process may be the only way to go
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Thanks... We have five locked gates for our property
Would you suggest getting new keys and distributing
New keys ONLY after signing of rules?
I know I keep bringing up small county... The local judges
Are frequent guests ...Would make court action more
On key issue...if member does not sign....
Changing the keys may be a good thing. If you are going to draw up basicly a contract I would also contact a lawyer before you change the keys
being that their names are on the deeds it is their land too
There maybe nothing you can do to stop them from being Rouge
seems like a real tough situation really sometimes stinks dealing with family
Wish you the best in luck
also wait to hear from other members here someone may be able to help you better slow time of the year here as everyone is preping for hunting season should be picking up soon
Hunting club rules
All great suggestions ...
It seems ONLY thing to do at this time
Is contact a lawyer regarding membership
Contract/ new keys
Will keep viewing posts... Will post updates
You are welcome & please keep us posted you may just help someone out in the same situation
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Welcome to the DHC! First off, when dealing with family, I would encourage you to compromise and eventually just live with it. I know you don't want to hear that, but what they do in their life is really none of your business. I say that, no in a disrespectful way, but I have to deal with this with some of my family. I have relatives that feel strongly towards others in our family who do not work or "mooch" off others. My thought about this is, yes it does stink and I don't like it, but what can I do about it? It's their life and all I can do is be there for them. I may not agree with what they are doing (or lack of doing) but the bottom line is they are family and that means something to me.
Now on your situation, like BB said, if their names are on the deed I find it hard to believe you can do anything based on them not having a job. I don't see how a lawyer in court could have an argument based on you not wanting them there just because they are there frequently as a result of not having a job. The bottom line is they are on the deed, therefore they are doing nothing wrong being there. It sounds to me like there is some greed coming into this situation. Once again, I do not mean any disrespect, I'm just saying what I feel.
Ultimately, I would encourage you to talk to your family and hash out a plan or a deal. I can tell you from first hand experience that going behind their back and taking legal action (or trying to) can make things REALLY bad-- not only for you but for EVERYONE in the family and especially for those who wish to remain non-sided. Family is something you can't buy. I realize you wish your family members were people who gave back to society, but sometimes you don't always get that when dealing with family.
Good luck and once again, I mean you no disrespect. Let me know what happens....
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Placido Polanco might be bumped from the third spot in the batting order since he, too, is hitless in both World Series games. Casey could return to the third spot in the lineup. Craig Monroe has given Detroit offense out of the No. 2 position in the batting order but might be dropped back to seventh to give some incentive for pitchers to give Ivan Rodriguez some better pitches to hit.
Right-hander Jeff Weaver tried to throw sliders off the outside corner to get Rodriguez out. The Tigers' catcher is 0 for his last 19, but Sunday he had some tough pitches to hit. Having Casey back at first base means Carlos Guillen goes back to shortstop and Ramon Santiago goes back to the bench.
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Left-hander Kenny Rogers shrugged off the cold and the Cardinals on Sunday night, pitching a two-hitter over eight innings to extend his postseason scoreless-innings streak to 23 and lead the Tigers to a series-squaring 3-1 victory over St. Louis.
The World Series, deadlocked at one victory apiece, shifts to St. Louis for three games beginning Tuesday night. Detroit left-hander Nate Robertson will oppose right-hander Chris Carpenter.
Rogers' string of 23 consecutive scoreless innings encompasses starts in the Division Series, ALCS and World Series. The only other pitcher to have three scoreless starts in one postseason was Christy Mathewson in the 1905 World Series.
Closer Todd Jones survived a scare in the ninth but got C Yadier Molina to hit into a force at second with the bases loaded and two out to end the game.
Jones got the first two Cardinals out in the ninth, but Scott Rolen singled, Juan Encarnacion reached on an error when Jones couldn't come up with his grounder and Jim Edmonds blooped an RBI double down the left-field line. Preston Wilson was hit by a pitch to load the bases before Molina's easy grounder to Ramon Santiago ended the game.
Manager Jim Leyland said of Jones, "He's going to take a little PFP (pitcher's fielding practice) before he gets on the bus. That was not good."
Rogers gave up a two-out walk to 1B Albert Pujols in the first and then a single to Rolen but didn't allow St. Louis another hit until Molina rifled a single to right to open the eighth. A double play cleaned him off the bases. Rogers walked three and relied more on his curve and changeup than his fastball. He threw 99 pitches in eight innings, and his swiftest fastballs, clocked at 92 and 91 mph, came in the seventh inning.
Detroit's offense got a jump-start two batters into the game, when Craig Monroe rocketed a Jeff Weaver fastball over the left-field fence for his fifth postseason home run and second in two nights.
Magglio Ordonez singled to left with two out and raced home on a double off the left-field wall by Carlos Guillen, who also had a single and a triple in the game. Detroit stranded 10 runners, including not getting a run out of a bases-loaded, no-out situation in the fourth. But the Tigers added a run in the fifth on a one-out triple into the right field corner by Guillen and a two-out single to right by DH Sean Casey.
Rogers was the subject of a mini-controversy between the first and second innings when television cameras captured him with a substance of some sort on his left hand. When he came out for the second inning, it was gone.
"A couple of Cardinals told Tony (St. Louis manager La Russa) the ball was acting funny," Leyland said. "Tony said he didn't want to make an issue of it, but ... they made Kenny wash his hands."
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--LHP Kenny Rogers turned in his third straight shutout start of the postseason Sunday night, giving him 23 consecutive scoreless innings, in pitching Detroit to a 3-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.
The record for consecutive scoreless postseason innings is 27 by Christy Mathewson, although it all came in the 1905 World Series. Rogers entered the postseason having allowed 20 earned runs in 20 1/3 playoff innings.
"For some reason he's on a mission," manager Jim Leyland said. "Having that extra adrenaline has worked for him. For a Justin Verlander or a Jeremy Bonderman, it probably wouldn't work. But for him, for some reason it has.
"The big thing, I think, was that (New York) Yankees game. That got him pumped up."
Rogers gave up two hits, one apiece in the first and eighth innings, walked three and struck out five. His fastball reached a peak of 92 mph in the seventh.
--LF Craig Monroe jump-started the Detroit offense Sunday with a solo home run with one out in the first inning.
Monroe jumped on a Jeff Weaver fastball and rifled it over the left-field wall for his fifth postseason home run. He looked much weaker in his next two at-bats but walked in the sixth. Monroe has hit second in the batting order for both World Series games, but manager Jim Leyland hinted at changes for Game 3, lineup shuffling that could bump Monroe back down to seventh.
--1B Carlos Guillen will return to shortstop Tuesday night when the World Series resumes in St. Louis.
Sean Casey is slated to start in the field, taking over at first base. Manager Jim Leyland can't use the DH for the next three games because they are being played in a National League park.
Guillen was sharp at the plate again with three hits, a single, double and triple. He scored a run and drove in one.
He had two hits in the opening game of the World Series.
--DH Sean Casey will return to first base Tuesday night in St. Louis. Casey was hitless in Saturday night's game and looked as if he was having trouble with his left calf while batting his first two times up Sunday until he jumped all over a high fastball for an RBI single in the fifth, expanding Detroit's lead to 3-0.
Casey has been manager Jim Leyland's DH for the first two games, which were in Detroit. The three games in St. Louis will have no DH, so Casey has to be on the field to be in the lineup.
--RF Magglio Ordonez got his first two hits of the World Series on Sunday, both singles. Ordonez has been handled carefully, but he's still getting good strikes to hit and could be a significant player in the series if circumstances allow.
--2B Placido Polanco probably isn't going to repeat his League Championship Series MVP award in the World Series.
Polanco is 0-for-7 and was hit in the back with a pitch his eighth time up, Sunday. He might be dropped from the third spot in the batting order.
St. Louis is pitching him hard inside and then with low strikes over the plate. The Cardinals are not giving him a chance to push an outside pitch to right or rip it up the middle for a hit.
He hit one long foul off an inside fastball and might catch on to what's happening to him. Sean Casey might bat third in Game 3, and Polanco will either be restored to second or be dropped down.
--C Ivan Rodriguez is still looking for his first World Series hit and is now 0-for-19 since his last playoff hit.
Rodriguez could be bumped down a spot, or he could find himself being protected by LF Craig Monroe in the batting order if manager Jim Leyland makes some lineup changes, as he suggested he might.
BY THE NUMBERS: 8.85 -- Kenny Rogers' postseason ERA before this year.
0.00 -- Rogers' postseason ERA in 2006.
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Publication Date: 5/4/2008
Citation: Booth, D.T., Cox, S.E. 2008. Image-based monitoring to measure ecological change in rangelands. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 6(4):185-190. Interpretive Summary: Most conventional methods for assessing ecological "health" are labor intensive, expensive, and therefore unsuited for extensive areas; judgment-based assessments are faster but vary with the stresses and biases of individuals. Digital camera monitoring and associated computer image-analysis are advancements that may replace conventional monitoring. We tested aerial and ground digital photography with manual and automated analyses for detecting ground-cover differences in shortgrass-prairie pastures stocked at different rates for 3 years. Vegetative cover changes due to grazing were detected from the air (100-m above ground level or AGL) and from the ground (2-m AGL), suggesting that either method has the potential to detect change in key indicators such as bare ground. We conclude that image-based monitoring is cost effective for extensive area and capable of detecting ecologically important changes.
Technical Abstract: High-resolution image-based methods can increase the speed and accuracy of ecological monitoring while reducing monitoring costs. We evaluated the efficacy of systematic aerial and ground sampling protocols to detect stocking-rate differences across 130 ha of shortgrass prairie. Manual and automated image-analysis methods were compared for both aerial and ground data. Vegetative cover changes due to grazing were detectable from 1-mm ground sample distance aerial photography (30,000 times the resolution of Landsat) with as few as 30 samples yielding enough data to predict bare ground within ±5%. We found poor agreement between automated and manual image-analysis methods; but high agreement between manual analyses of imagery from the air (100-m above ground level or AGL) and from the ground (2-m AGL), suggesting that either method has the potential to detect change in key indicators such as bare ground. Costs between ground and aerial methods differed markedly and we infer that ground imagery is the most cost-effective choice for single areas of 200 ha or smaller with easy access.


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Ok forgive my ignorance. I have a stupid question. I am going to put AC in my garage, but am just curious if there are any type of AC units that are not split systems? In other words, instead of having the air handler in the attic of my garage, is there a type of unit that would be all oustide of the garage? If so, are there any pros/cons of this as opposed to the usual method of having the air handler in the attic? I'm in Houston by the way.
Here in the midwest they're called 'package units'. The air handler and evaporator is in the same unit as the compressor/condenser, which sits outside the structure and is connected to the duct trunk by a plennum. These are typically joined to a duct trunk that runs under the floor in the crawlspace or basement, but I guess it could come into a garage too.
The ones I know of are also heat pumps, which may not be in demand in Houston, but to answer your question, yes there are 'all-in-one' units.
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In my garage I installed a GE Zoneline packaged terminal unit (like you often see under the window in a hotel room). Heat pump, air conditioning, remote thermostat - all in one unit. I framed a opening in the wall (up high, not at the floor) similar to what would be done for a window, mounted the metal shroud in the hole, slid the unit into the shroud - mechanical done. A 20 amp 220v circuit nearby, run the thermostat wire to the other side of the room. Done - easy - works great.
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I highly recommend you look at Sheffield Preschool.
Both my daughters went there and we we have been so happy with the whole experience. I find it to be a very nurturing environment for kids. Kids learn to socialize and play with one another as well as learn skills to resolve conflicts. The backyard facilities are fantastic for the kids, with a play areas, play/shade structure, garden etc. Though they focus on play based learning, they surround the kids with new topics (dinosaurs, circus, the solar system) every month, as well as toys and art projects that coincide with the topic of the month. Its great, the kids learn so much in a relaxing environment.
Music is also very important so the kids learn a lot of songs and Sheffield has a drum teacher come in a few times a month to teach rhythms. My 4 year old can clap the clave beat quite well!
And at the end of the day, my kids don't want to leave and my 7 year old likes to spend a few weeks in the summer going back.
Bravo to June, the staff, the parents and the children
Nov 2015
I'm looking for recent reviews of the Sheffield Preschool - any Sheffield parents out there who can share their experiences with the school? We're looking at preschools for next fall for our daughter who will be almost 3. I'm interested in any feedback in general about Sheffield, but in particular, I'm wondering whether they use time-outs. Their handbook on their website says they do, which surprised me, so I'm wondering whether that's outdated. Thanks! Anon
We're currently in our third year at Sheffield and we are very pleased with our experiences there. Our daughter has thrived at the school, emotionally, socially and academically. We love the school so much that we opted to keep her enrolled there for another year rather than sending her to BUSD TK. June and the other teachers provide a safe, nurturing and downright fun environment. The kids get a lot of outside playtime in the beautiful yard. The community of families involved at the school is wonderful, too.
As far as time outs, my observation is that they are used as a reset and not as a banishment (in line with a positive discipline/nonviolent communication approach). Mom of a Happy Sheffield Kid
July 2012
Re: Looking for a Preschool with a Garden
Take a look at Sheffield Preschool. June Sheffield has been teaching for 30 years, her school is a gem, with a big beautiful yard of garden and play areas. There are only 12 children at a time in a very nurturing environment, and a play based curriculum. http://sheffieldpreschool.net/ Happy Sheffield Mom
Feb 2009
Re: Looking for a preschool with an afternoon session
Call June Sheffield at 510-849-9352. She is currently restructuring her preschool and has added an afternoon program. My eldest daughter went to Sheffield Preschool for 1 year and emerged well balanced, confident and excited about going to Kindergarten. I will send my younger daughter there next year ('09-'10)for the afternoon program, and am looking forward to joining the Sheffield community again! Kristen
Feb 2008
My younger son has attended Sheffield Preschool for the past two years and I have been so incredibly happy with the experience he has had. Our family came to Sheffield after the small home based Waldorf school our children attended closed, my older son was on his way to kindergarten but my younger son still needed a preschool. The only school I wanted for him was Sheffield. I am a big advocate of the home based preschool experience for young children and I had heard so many positive things about June, the director, from various families. The first time I called there were no spaces available, but I persisted for the next few months and thankfully a slot opened up. My son has thrived under June's care, along with her staff of amazing teachers, they do the most incredible activites and celebrate so much about just being a kid. The school takes full advantage of it's location in Berkeley by taking field trips, like going to the firehouse, Alameda Beach, seeing the Nutcracker at Julia Morgan, and the curriculum celebrates the culture of the Bay Area, right now they're doing Chinese New Year, and African American History Month, my son has even participated in two peace marches put on by the school. Not to mention the support I get from June as a parent, she is so full of information on everything about being a mother, a woman, a human being and she generously shares her time and herself to all the children and families in the program. She has become a very important part of mine and my children's lives, which I think is the way it should be, after all she is helping to shape the person my child will become, which I think is the best any parent could hope for in sending their child to preschool. My son will be moving on to kindergarten in the fall, and I know we will be very sad to leave Sheffield, but we are prepared for what comes next in part because of our time there. Sheffield Preschool: 849-9352
Nov 2007
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has recent thoughts on The Sheffield Preschool. We are thinking of starting our son there in July at the age of 3. June seems so great but is there a fair amount of teacher turnover and, if so, do you know why? Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks for the advice
Our son has attended Sheffield preschool for a year and a half now, and ABSOLUTELY LOVES IT. The school environment is warm and welcoming, the teachers are fantastic, and June, the director, runs a well-organized and thoughtful program. Parents are always welcome to discuss school and home issues with June - she has a wealth of information and experience. As a parent, I feel very informed about the curriculum and my son's progress at school. I have visited many preschools, and haven't found any other school that has the same level of organization or dedication to individual needs as I've found and loved at Sheffield Preschool. Kate
Oct 2006
Just wondering if anyone could post a review of the Sheffield Preschool. Last one on this site is 4 years old and I was wondering what current participants thought of the place. Thanks! lia
I am writing to recommend Sheffield Preschool in Berkeley. Our family has been at Sheffield for 3 years, and we have been very happy there. It strikes a nice balance between being free- play oriented but also providing daily activities/projects (re- enacting the Rosa Parks story, decorating t-shirts for Father's Day, baking cookies, etc.). It is small (about 20 kids) and nurturing. I also like the fact that it is mixed age. The Director, June, is an amazing educator, and we parents have learned so much from her. She is available for one-on-one consulting on child development issues, and also conducts parent meetings on topics such as positive discipline, sibling rivalry, etc.
The other wonderful thing is the scheduling--you can do full or part-time and if the latter, you can pick whatever days you want. I am amazed that June can be so flexible in this regard, but it seems to work.
The school currently has openings, particulary for 4 year olds. I'd be happy to talk to anyone who is interested in Sheffield. Erin
This is my daughters 3rd year at Sheffield. I can not tell you how happy we are we found it. When our daughter started she had been at home with me exclusively, so needless to say I was anxious. But it was a smooth transition and now she attends full-time. I think the small size and intimacy of the surroundings is great. The mixed ages allow for the little ones to learn from the older kids and the older kids to learn more responsibility. I like the play-based program and see my daughter learning new things all the time and truly enjoying it. Every month there is a theme and there are lots of wonderful activities that express that them. I remember my daughter coming home one day, seeing a bus and telling me the Rosa Parks story. That certainly impressed me. There is lots of family involvement and June (the director) is available and helpful with any developmental questions or concerns you may have with your child. We are having another child and I have no doubt we will remain a Sheffield family. If you have any questions feel free to call. 510.845.4880 Cindy
October 2002
We are posting this message to recommend Sheffield Preschool in Berkeley. We have been with Sheffield Preschool for the last five years. Our son attended for 2 1/2 years until he started kindergarten. Our daughter has been there since September 2000. We are extremely happy with the school. Over these years, we, and especially our kids, have enjoyed the multiple assets this preschool offers.
First of all, we find that this home-based preschool is the perfect transition between home and school, since it provides a wonderful and caring environment for our kids. Moreover, the program meets the challenging needs children experience through the developmental stages of ages 2 1/2 to 5 years. Quite a difficult job!
Additionally, the director of the program, June Sheffield, is an extraordinary teacher and director. She is extremely knowledgeable about child development, relationships, and conflict management. Over the years she has provided us with very useful and meaningful parenting guidelines. June has always managed to run the school in such a way that, even when new teachers came on board, our kids still experienced a stable and caring environment. June has always been the cornerstone of the school, and the current team of teachers is outstanding. As for the daily routine, the school provides an excellent balance between indoor and outdoor time. The kids participate in a variety of activities/projects that are an integral part of a well designed educational program. Kids learn and have fun, and each child has the opportunity to explore and develop his/her interests.
We highly recommend it. Eric and Bel
June 2002
Two of my three children are at Sheffield Preschool now and I intend to send our third child there soon. . I'd like to respond to each point made by Allison in the Feb 2000 posting.
1) Art. Sheffield is well organized and I do not dispute that June is particular about the tidiness of the place. She is particular about everything, lucky for us. I am an artist myself and was hopeful that my children would have every freedom to mess around. Indeed they do all kinds of art projects---structured and unstructured---there. Some are planned and guided but they always have access to all kinds of drawing and sculpting materials and when outside, they can pick up a brush and paint whenever they want to. Our portfolios are bursting with all the great work they bring home.
2) Outdoor time. The children are outdoors well before lunch and stay there until at least 1:30 at which point they go in for a nap and snack and then they are out again by 4:00 or so until 5:30 when the day ends. On nice days they are often outdoors much earlier. I doubt the routine has anything to do with dirty shoes, since they remove their shoes (a nice custom, I think) before they come in for quiet/nap time. I will say in honesty that I was concerned in the past with limited outdoor time in drizzly or rainy weather, especially because my son so loves to get out and run around. I understood that it was, in fact an attempt to control the mess. I explained that my son felt pent up inside on those days and that drizzle didn't seem prohibitive to me. Soon thereafter I noticed a change in attitude about those ''iffy'' days and an effort to take the kids on walks between showers. I am amazed at how accomodating the teachers are of the needs of each child.
3) Teacher turnover. I too worried some initially about teacher turnover. All I can say about that is that it's dated information. The three teachers now working at Sheffield are indescribably, out-of-this-world fantastic. They are smart, loving, empathetic and incredibly willing to grow and learn. June herself is quite deeply learned about childhood issues. She is often but not always perfectly diplomatic, but if you can get beyond a few rough edges (as I'd assume any reasonable adult can), you will find her open to peaceable, frank dialogue. Mercifully, you will not get sappy sweet talk about your child or your concerns.
We have had many ups and a down or two at Sheffield. Our son had a difficult first year, due, in retrospect to an age gap between him and the other boys. We considered moving him but June was so helpful and so committed to making it work for us that we stayed and it turned out to be one of the best decisions we ever made. Also, there was a somewhat turbulent reorganizing of the way the school is directed because June felt a need to have more of a life outside the school. She was incredibly open with us about her feelings, and it was not neat and administratively correct. We as parents came together and supported her as she has supported us, and now the school is virtually humming with good energy. Romney
Allison (2/00)
We left Sheffield School after a year and are now at Heart's Leap. We are very happy we made the switch. Some of it was not being clear at the outset about what I wanted in a preschool. I want to be fair in my comments so I will lay out some pros and cons.
Things I liked about Sheffield:
1. June, the director/teacher, is very knowledgeable about children, their temperaments, developmental stages, etc. She gives off a real feeling of expertise.
2. The back yard is more spacious than a lot of home-based preschools of that size.
3. The "homey" feel, which you just can't replicate in bigger schools.
Things we didn't like about Sheffield (in no particular order):
1. Art is fairly regimented, partly because she is trying to protect her house, so it only happens at certain times and in certain places. (The kitchen, when the teacher calls you in a few at a time, or outside, once they go down at around 11). As a result, my daughter never did any art, really. Her interest and practice has exploded since we moved schools; where she is now, art is just out there for the doing, and they lay out a different interesting project every day (gluing buttons, making mobiles, making tote bags, sewing snakes, etc.).
2. Again because she is trying to protect her house, as a rule she doesn't let any of the kids outside until just before lunch, so that they won't track dirt in on their shoes after playing in the yard. This means that sometimes when the noise/energy level gets crazy, you stand around wondering why we aren't all outside letting all of this steam off. In a way this rigidity is a shame, given that one of the benefits of a small home-based preschool might be the flexibility to respond to different situations.
3. A LOT of teacher turnover. She has had some real trouble keeping folks on, after a spell where she had the same crew for I think 3years. In our year there my daughter had maybe four or five new teachers pass through. Some of that must be the labor market coupled with what she can afford to pay, but part of it is that I think she might be hard to work with/for.
4. Big Disney presence (and other branded toys). My daughter just glommed right onto all these Disney stories, and we don't read them to her and generally don't let her watch them (or didn't, then) and all of a sudden she was coming home telling us about Scar and Beauty and all the rest. Very unsettling to have the great satan come into our house uninvited. :)


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Air Force Maj. Gen. Michael T. McGuire pinned on his second star with help from Gov. Janice K. Brewer, his daughter Maggie and his wife Deborah in the main hall of the Allen Readiness Center here.
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by 8:21 μ.μ. 0 σχόλια animal shelter manager fosscomm fosscomm 2012 Gnome gnome-en opensuse-en owncloud SerresFosscomm is the annual conference of the Greek Free Software communities. This year took place on May 12-13 and I had 4 presentations.
We organized the road trip with friends from Thessaloniki.
I setup the booth for Greek Gnome Community. I gave to visitors Gnome swag and information about Gnome Shell, Gnome future technologies. Most of the visitors were using Gnome Panel in the past and they loved it. Gnome Shell was kind of difficult for them to adjust, but I encouraged them to join my presentation about Gnome extensions. One of my first slides were how to change the Gnome Shell to fallback mode, something that looks like the old Gnome Panel.
Here some pictures.
openSUSE medical project, is a medical oriented flavor of openSUSE. I presented the project, what's in it now and the future of the project. I had some buttons with me that I gave to the audience. You can find my presentation (in Greek) here.
Here's the picture:
ownCloud is an awesome tool for store files, calendar, contacts, bookmarks etc. It was one of the projects that I worked a lot before the conference. I had some swag that I made myself and also some livecds with the openSUSE's owncloud in a box appliance.
See my presentation:
Animal Shelter Manager is an open source project that helps Animal Shelters to manage their animals and publish them to the web, so the animals can be adopted by pet lovers. I had with me livecds based on Gnome with the program. Fortunately, local animal shelter president and assistants contacted me and they're interested to apply it to their shelter. I guess I have to visit them again ;-)
The presentation:
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Guest Blogger Dr. Mark Komrad on Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinician Experience
In my last post- Medications, Parrots, and Crazy Virginia Laws --, I talked about Robert Whitaker's post on Pete Earley's page. I put a link to Pete Earley's blog, but not my Shrink Rap post, up on my personal Facebook page. Now some of my Facebook friends are psychiatrists, so this turned my Facebook page into something of a blog post, with no cute animals. You followed all that, right? (It's some weird version of social media hell, and yes, I tweeted it as well). The commenters there gave me permission to put their responses as comments on Shrink Rap, but Dr. Mark Komrad's response exceeded the character count for a blog comment, so I'm giving him a guest post slot here. Dr. Komrad is the author of You Need Help! an excellent book on how to get a loved one into treatment. His response is below: