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Imphal, April 28: KMC Champai posted a solitary-goal win against Khurai Veteran Football Association in the 16th Challenge Cup Veteran Football Tournament 2014 at Mapal Kangjeibung today.
The first half went goalless. However, KMC Champai scored in the 44th minute from a penalty corner. Lalminthang collected the cross and aimed his shot at the goal but the keeper blocked it and then lost control of the ball.
Latching onto the loose ball, Th. Shehsat wasted no time in converting it for the winning goal. In another match, Veteran Sports Association Churachandpur held Integrated Veteran Football Association to a goalless draw to share a point each.
Body-building: Th. Dayanand Singh claimed the senior category title of the second Imphal East Body Building Contest, 2014 held at Khurai Lamlong in Imphal East.
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Pippa Middleton continues to be the main focus of many London photogs, and the 27-year-old was seen shopping in London on Friday afternoon while wearing a chic printed mini dress. Adding another touch of spring chic, Pippa topped the mini off with a cute, tan blazer.
From her double denim outfit to her green and black color-blocking dress, Pippa really can do no wrong when it comes to looking effortlessly put together.
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Microsoft announces four Windows Server 2012 editions: What you need to know
For years, as Microsoft has released new versions of Windows Server, the world has waited with anticipation while Redmond attempted to figure out the exact mix of editions that it would sell to various customer segments. This fragmentation of the Windows Server line has been the butt of jokes and the stuff of confusion as customers attempted to make the best possible economic decision for their organizations while, at the same time, making sure that their needs would be met with whatever edition was selected.
How times change!
This week, Microsoft announced that Windows Server 2012 would be released in just four editions — Datacenter, Standard, Essentials, and Foundation. Note that the previously popular Enterprise edition is one of the editions that didn't make the 2012 cut.
Each edition brings something different to the table and it's going to be easier than ever for organizations to pick the best edition to suit its needs.
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The Missouri Autism Guidelines Initiative was formed in 2008 by the Thompson Foundation for Autism and the Division of Developmental Disabilities, Missouri Department of Mental Health. With the start of the Initiative's second project in 2011, these sponsors were joined by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and Mercy Children's Hospital in St. Louis and Springfield.
These project sponsors are brought together by their shared belief that the lives of individuals with ASDs can be improved by ensuring that families, healthcare providers, educators and service providers have access to best practices for screening, diagnosis, and assessment, and to current research and data for evidence-based interventions. The Initiative's first project focused on screening, diagnosis, and assessment for intervention planning.
Under the guidance of the Oversight Committee, members of the Advisory Committee collaboratively produced the Initiative's second publication, this one focused on evidence-based intervention for ASDs. Committee members include healthcare professionals, parents, educators, and service providers.
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Four national experts have presented their reports on evidence-based interventions at a series of Advisory Committee symposia held throughout 2011. Videos of those presentations are now available online:
Major Findings of the National Research Standards Projects by Hanna Rue, PhD, BCBA-D, Director of Applied Research and Evidence-based Practice at the National Autism Center
Focused Behavioral Intervention Practices by Samuel L. Odom, PhD, Director of Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Medical and CAM Interventions for ASD: What Works? by Lynne C. Huffman, MD, Associate Professor, Stanford University School of Medicine
Treatment of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: What Do We Know (and Not Know)? by Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Pediatrics, and Pharmacology, Vanderbilt University
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Autism Spectrum Disorders: Guide to Evidence-based Interventions can be ordered at no cost or can be downloaded now, along with its Summary. The 2010 companion guide, Autism Spectrum Disorders: Missouri Best Practice Guidelines for Screening, Diagnosis, and Assessment is available online, along with overviews for families, clinicians and service providers and educators.


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Thanks to this repurposing of a former hotel storage space into its new offices, Skid Row Housing Trust is now better equipped to develop, manage, and operate housing for the homeless of Los Angeles. In addition to its emphasis on housing, the organization also provides support services to help its residents move beyond poverty, illness, and addiction. Its goal: to create change by coupling permanent housing with the assistance needed to break the cycle of homelessness.
This 4,100-square-foot tenant improvement houses the nonprofit's new management offices, including a library, conference rooms, and a flexible training and event space. A ground-floor storage area, peppered with heavy steel columns, provided the raw space. Lorcan O'Herlihy embraced the columns as a creative opportunity, devising a series of "trees" that conceal the structure while providing the framework for a custom lighting installation. Made from off-the-shelf components, the lights consist of white aluminum tubes that brighten and enliven the multipurpose space—an informal area where staff and community members interact. The architects also uncovered existing clerestory windows in the building, tapping into an additional natural light source. Custom glass partitions dividing the private offices and conference rooms allow the newfound daylight to penetrate deep into the space, while providing the desired level of privacy inside the offices.
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Does anyone else get cold after exercising. Generally after an hour afterwards I'm freezing. Today I went and got a blanket and wrapped it around me for an hour or so. Sometimes when I go directly to work I'll need a sweater or when someone accidentally touch me they'll ask me way I'm so cold. just curious. I live florida so it's definently not cold here.
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Not freezing for me -- sleepy. Thursday is deadlift day. I'm usually fading by 8PM -- but I'm old.
it's usually the opposite for me, unless it's a winter hike or something. exercise is my sure way to get and stay warm for a few hours if i'm cold. i wonder why it affects people so differently, and if it could be a gender thing...assuming those of you who are cold are women.
Googling cold after exercise has turned up some interesting answers: not hydrated enough (the most prevalent answer), you pushed too hard, Why do I feel cold after running?: Injuries: Runner's World Forums travenue's post (fourth post down), low blood sugar - there are others, but too complicated to list here.
As I've said I have experienced this, but not recently. It was a bigger problem when I first started running 5 years ago. Perhaps my body has adjusted to working out. I also remember that when I first started, I wore the clothes I had had for years and had no current type wicking workout wear. My bra was cotton and stayed moist, which didn't help during my cool down, because I would get too cold and stay that way. Changing what I wore helped a lot, but not completely; however, I've noticed that I no longer have the problem of feeling chilled after exercise.Last edited by Lynna; 09-19-2012, 07:19 AM.
Yes I sometimes get cold. If you are in Florida I'm sure you are sitting in air conditioning which feels too cold all the time to me. Sometimes I feel cold just because of salt on my skin that has dried from the sweat. Washing it off warms me back up.Female, 5'3", 50, Max squat: 202.5lbs. Max deadlift: 225 x 3.
I don't actually turn on my a/c unless I'm going to bed otherwise I would be freezing all the time.
I do try to prehydrate before working out because my bp seems to drop if I don't.
Maybe I need a new workout bra. It's been awhile since I've got a new one. I do know the shirts I wear are about three sizes to big from weight loss and there fairly soaked when finished .
Feeling cold and/or sleepy can be a sign of excess histamine release post-exercise. That can be a symptom of excess inflammation or other factors.F 5 ft 3. HW: 196 lbs. Primal SW (May 2011): 182 lbs (42% BF)... W June '12: 160 lbs (29% BF) (UK size 12, US size 8). GW: ~24% BF - have ditched the scales til I fit into a pair of UK size 10 bootcut jeans. Currently aligning towards 'The Perfect Health Diet' having swapped some fat for potatoes.
generally people feel very hot after exercise where as you feel cold after exercise.This is really strange.You should get a thorough checkup to find out the reason behind it.Just consult a doctor and go for the checkup.
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I generally confuse my dr. For a while my bp use to drop while exercising with made me nausea and dizzy. He gave me all type of heart test and all were normal. Eventually he took me off of all med, slowly and one at a time. I stopped getting nausea unless I'm dehydrated.
If you exercise in the heat, it could be an early sign of heat exhaustion. Used to happen to me when i ran. Try working out indoors when it's really bad out, or at least stick to the shade for the most intense bits. Stay hydrated, and dump water over your head every so often. This Florida heat is a bitch.


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Mount Rainier Climber's Log
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|DC Route
Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2012
|Posted Jun 14, 2012 7:02 pm
|Indy Climb
Date Climbed: Jun 20, 2011
|Posted Jun 4, 2012 9:30 pm
|Glacier Course Climb
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2010
|Posted Jun 4, 2012 9:29 pm
|D Watson
|Fun mountain
Date Climbed: May 20, 2011
|Summited Rainier 6 or so times in summer '11
|Posted May 28, 2012 9:21 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2010
|Amazing climb, lots of people but we camped away from Sherman, which helped.
|Posted May 1, 2012 1:43 pm
|Emmons Glacier
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2011
|Beautiful gruelling climb. Highly reccomend this route instead of the DC
|Posted Apr 12, 2012 1:04 pm
|Two Days of Hell
Date Climbed: Oct 23, 2010
|Climb started great on a Friday but come Saturday morning, the random and violent weather pinned myself and my two partners down until Sunday, about 1,500 feet from the summit. Needless to say, after frostbite, sub-zero temperatures, unbelievable wind chill, inability to boil water and diminishing rations...we bailed. Amazing climb, just do it in better weather...like not in the winter during a storm :)
|Posted Feb 21, 2012 3:38 pm
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Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2011
|Got up via the DC, fine for my first time. Next attempt I can try something more challenging and interesting.
|Posted Jan 13, 2012 11:39 am
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2008
|Good time.
|Posted Jan 10, 2012 6:47 pm
|Finally climb the DC
Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2011
|After climbing Rainier via a few other routes, I finally made it up the DC with the Victoria MEC representatives...great weekend outing!
|Posted Dec 16, 2011 1:00 am
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2006
|Disappointment Cleaver Route
|Posted Dec 11, 2011 1:51 pm
|Luke Swanson
|Disappointment Cleaver
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2009
|Amazing mountain. The climb went well and weather was great. Started at around 1:00 am from camp muir on summit day. All four of us made it to the summit. Very long day though.
|Posted Nov 7, 2011 11:17 pm
|DC/Ingrahm Direct
|We really lucked out with the weather. Great mountain! Amazing views of the noctilucent clouds on route to the summit.
|Posted Nov 4, 2011 11:41 pm
|Dissappointment 2 years in a row
Date Climbed: Mar 31, 2011
|Tried to summit Rainier 2 years in a row during Memorial weekend, both times the weather wasnt as favorable.
|Posted Nov 3, 2011 10:13 am
|Ted Eliason
|Third Time's the Charm
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2009
|7/95 - Turned back after a night at Muir climbing solo, due to whiteout conditions
7/07 -- Made it as far as the DC on a Thurs pm window that closed as quickly as it opened
7/09 -- With food for a week, ready to sit out anything, strolled to the top in 6 hrs from Muir in clear, low wind conditions.
|Posted Oct 12, 2011 12:28 pm
|Disappointment Cleaver
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2008
|Great climb
|Posted Oct 8, 2011 11:46 am
|Disappointment Cleaver
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2010
|Disappointment Cleaver with Ezra Danciu, Matt Poole, and Patrick Collier. Teamed up with Patrick at the Muir Hut who lead our roped team. Deep crevasses and high winds at the summit. Awesome trip!
|Posted Oct 8, 2011 1:57 am
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2011
|3 out 5 summits in 2011. Can't wait for next season.
|Posted Oct 6, 2011 7:35 pm
|Emmons + DC
|New to SP, just signing the logs. We love Tahoma!
|Posted Oct 5, 2011 12:39 am
|Vitaliy M.
|Liberty Ridge/Ingraham Direct
Date Climbed: Jun 13, 2011
|Liberty Ridge 6/16/2011 with a walk off from Emmons Glacier
Ingraham Glacier Direct 6/13/2011
all success. Need to come back for Curtis, Ptarmigan and something on Willis Wall at some point...
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That June update that adds external drive support, real names and a bunch of other tweaks launched yesterday. I was most excited about the SmartGlass updates.
Microsoft has rolled out the June Xbox One update. This is the one that adds external USB drive support, automatic logins, (optional) real names in the Friends list, and a few other odds and ends. You can check out my post from last month for more details.
Along with the Xbox One update came an update to Microsoft's SmartGlass companion app. I was excited about this update because it promised to add a universal remote to control your entire A/V system, as well as a touch-enabled version of the Xbox One's OneGuide.
Unfortunately, the reality didn't quite meet my expectations. I tried out SmartGlass on both an iPad and a Nexus 7 Android tablet. On the iPad (a 3rd generation model), whenever I tried to launch OneGuide, the app crashed. I restarted the iPad in case something was wonky but the problem persisted; hopefully it was either unique to my iPad or something that can get patched up quickly. On the Nexus 7, OneGuide launched and worked like a dream. It was much easier than using the Xbox One's controller to navigate, and much less tedious than doing it via voice commands. In addition to all TV channels and Favorite TV channels there're screens dedicated to App Channels and Recent Channels. Great job on this system; OneGuide has now replaced my cable company's channel guide thanks to this update.
On to the remote features. The news is less good here. I should start my sharing that I'm a Time Warner Cable subscriber and have a cable box with a built-in DVR. Although the Universal Remote on the iPad Smart Glass app had a button for DVR, it wasn't active. On the Nexus 7 the Universal Remote didn't even have the button. There's a Menu button (on both versions) that opens up a menu from the cable box on the TV but then there's no way to navigate through it. The up & down arrows just change the channel running behind the menu.
Basically the universal remote is great for volume control, changing the channels while watching live TV, and that's about it. Hey it's better than nothing but I really hope Microsoft continues to iterate on this system until I can put the remote that TWC provides in a drawer somewhere. We're not there yet though, unfortunately.
So a bit of a mixed bag. Big thumbs up to OneGuide on the Nexus 7 (and presumably the bug on the iPad will be fixed in short order). The remote is OK for live TV but not for On Demand or DVR content.
Microsoft needs to keep refining SmartGlass too, because it is serious about both TV and streaming apps on the system. Yesterday they announced 45 additional apps coming to the Xbox One and Xbox 360, including deep Twitter integration with TV.
Check out Larry "Major Nelso" Hryb talking about Twitter, TV and the Xbox:
In case you don't have time for the video, I'll run down the highlights: show related hashtags in the OneGuide, a section of OneGuide that shows what TV shows are trending on Twitter right now, and a Twitter 'mini-guide' that pops up and obscures about 1/3 of the screen. This shows real time tweets about the show and lets you tweet back. (Hey Microsoft, wouldn't it be cool if when the mini-guide opened, the TV window shrunk so we could see the whole picture while the guide is open?)
I won't list all 45 new apps but some that caught my eye where HBO Go (which we already knew was coming to Xbox One), ShowTime Anywhere, STARZ Play, Comedy Central, CrunchyRoll, SyFy Now, NBA, NHL, iHeartRadio (happy to see that since it means Microsoft isn't going to try to force us to use only Xbox Music) and Vine. Xbox Wire has the full list.
Over on the dev side of the Xbox One, Microsoft's Phil Spencer tweeted "June #XboxOne software dev kit gives devs access to more GPU bandwidth. More performance, new tools and flexibility to make games better." Good news for everyone who loves gaming on the Xbox One!
There sure is a lot of Xbox One news coming out of Microsoft this week. It makes you wonder what they're saving for their E3 press conference on Monday!
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San Francisco • Hewlett-Packard Co. reported fiscal third-quarter sales that topped analysts' estimates, fueled by improving personal-computer sales.
Profit excluding certain items in the period ended July 31 was 89 cents a share, with revenue rising 1.3 percent to $27.6 billion, the Palo Alto, Calif.-based company said Wednesday. Analysts on average were estimating profit of 89 cents a share and sales of $27 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The results give Chief Executive Meg Whitman a boost as she works to turn around the world's second-biggest PC maker. Since taking over in September 2011, she has focused on reducing costs and bringing new products like water-cooled servers and 3-D printers to market. Whitman, who was recently named chairman after activist investor Ralph Whitworth stepped down for health reasons, in May said she was paring as many as 16,000 more employees, on top of 34,000 already announced.


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Medicinal Control of Tying-Up
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Dantrolene sodium (Dantrium) is used to control exertional rhabdomyolysis (ER, also called tying-up) in horses. Diagnosis of ER is typically confirmed by a finding of increased serum creatine kinase (CK), which is often greater than 1,000 IU at its peak (normal CK levels are around 200 IU). While Dantrium has been in use for about 20 years, there is little published data regarding its efficacy in horses. For this reason, John Edwards, BVSc, BSc, MSc, PhD, CertSHP, MRCVS, from Fenton Veterinary Practice in Pembrokeshire; Richard Newton, BVSc, MSc, PhD, FRCVS, from the Animal Health Trust, and Robert Pilsworth, MA,VetMB, BSc, CertVR, MRCVS, from Rossdale and Partners in Newmarket, United Kingdom, conducted a study to investigate the efficacy of Dantrium for controlling ER in racehorses.
Oral doses of 800 mg of Dantrium and equivalent volumes of placebo were prepared for 77 racehorses. Treatment coincided with a return to exercise after two days of strict stall rest. Each horse received either Dantrium or placebo one hour before exercise. Blood samples were collected at the time of treatment and six hours after exercise, which consisted of at least one hour of trotting. After a week, the alternative treatment was administered, so that each horse served as its own control.
There was an overall mean increase in serum CK of 104.8 IU in the placebo group after exercise. Dantrium-treated horses had a mean increase of 15.2 IU. This finding supports the conclusion that Dantrium can reduce the difference between pre- and post-exercise serum CK levels, thereby preventing ER in animals that are susceptible. In addition, no horse in the study treated with Dantrium developed ER, while three horses receiving the placebo (4%) developed ER following the exercise period. Again, this finding supports the use of Dantrium for the prevention of ER in susceptible horses.
This raises the question of whether all racehorses should be given Dantrium prophylactically (to avoid rather than treat problems). "My understanding," Newton says, "is that it would be unnecessary and expensive to treat all racehorses. Dantrium is better used in a targeted manner for horses with a known history of tying-up."
Edwards is currently building a new equine practice in Wales, having completed his internship at Rossdale and Partners. Newton is currently involved in research on respiratory disease in National Hunt racehorses as well as infectious respiratory diseases, including strangles, equine herpesvirus-1, equine viral arteritis, and influenza. Pilsworth is involved with ongoing work on lameness and its diagnosis.
Edwards, J.G.T.; Newton, J.R.; Ramzan, P.H.L., Pilsworth, R.C.; et al. Equine Veterinary Journal, 35 (7): 707-710, 2003.
About the Author
Susan Piscopo, DVM, PhD
Susan Piscopo, DVM, PhD, is a free-lance writer in the biomedical sciences. She practiced veterinary medicine in North Carolina before accepting a fellowship to pursue a PhD in physiology at North Carolina State University. She lives in northern New Jersey with her husband and two sons.
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Father speaks about Tyrone Gilks death
In March this year local motocross rider Tyrone Gilks tragically died attempting to jump his bike more than 90 metres at Maitland showground.
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The 19 year old was an up and coming superstar of the sport and training for a world record attempt on the day of his death.
It was a day the Gilks family of Macquarie Hills, Lake Macquarie, will never forget.
This morning, Tyrone's father Kevin Gilks told 1233 presenter Jill Emberson about Tyrone's legacy and the pain of losing a son.
"We've been a very tight family all our lives, but we do have that little spark missing and it'll take us a long time to come to terms with that," says Kevin.
"But the legacy he's left and the impact he's made on young people around the world is unfathomable. He's done more in his 19 years that I could do in my 52 years. It's unbelievable.
"We get letters and emails every day from kids and young men around the world saying they wished they'd achieved what Tyrone did in such a short amount of time."
Listen to the full interview with Kevin Gilks here.
A tribute video of Tyrone's last day can be found here.


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Faced with the option of either upsetting Beijing or really, really upsetting Beijing, Washington chose the former by deciding to upgrade Taiwan's ageing fleet of F-16 fighters rather than sell a more advanced version of the jet.
While Washington was keen to project the decision as a compromise balancing the defence needs of a long-time ally against its desire to build stronger relations with the Asian giant, the $US5.8 billion ($5.9 billion) deal with the island some Chinese view as a "rogue" province drew an inevitable response.
"If American politicians feel the United States can irresponsibly and randomly damage China's core interests without paying the price, this is a major and huge mistake," boomed People's Daily, mouthpiece of the Communist Party.
Taiwan has been a burr in relations for decades and is so today.
Washington finds itself stuck between the rock of its requirements under the Taiwan Relations Act to support the island's military, and the hard place of a desire to forge closer relations with the world's second-largest economy that is both America's largest foreign creditor and main rival for dominance of the 21st century.
"The bilateral relationship between China and the US is the most important bilateral relationship in the world," says Qu Xing, the president of the China Institute for International Studies.
"But the Taiwan issue sets a big barrier to China-US co-operation. It impedes further co-operation between China and the US in economy and international issues.
"There are voices to reconsider the US approach to Taiwan but it will take a long time for these opinions to be accepted by common people."
When it comes to building relationships with Beijing, there is no easy choice for Washington on Taiwan.
Washington arms sales have been aimed at ensuring the status quo in cross-Strait relations and ensuring Taiwan can negotiate politically from a position of strength.
China, which views reunification between Taiwan and the mainland as inevitable, has bristled at US arms sales as they seem to lend support to the notion of Taiwan as a separate entity even though Washington officially recognises Beijing over Taipei.
The decision to upgrade the F-16s will dent relations which improved after China cut off military-to-military contact in 2010 after the US sold $US6.4 billion worth of Blackhawk helicopters, Patriot missiles and sophisticated software to Taiwan.
But China's response is unlikely to cause major long-term damage to a relationship that has warmed after President
"China is likely to impose some cost on US interests, but not so much as to draw a significant US counter-response," says Mark Stokes, executive director of the US-based expert Project 2049 Institute.
The decision not to sell the more advanced F-16s comes amid a changing security environment in the region where the Obama administration has signalled it intends to refocus its attention.
It was only last month that the Pentagon warned about the rapid modernisation of China's military.
"China's increasingly modern weapons and platforms threaten to negate many of those factors upon which Taiwan has depended," said the Pentagon's annual assessment of China's military.
China is estimated to have up to 1200 short-range missiles pointed at the island.
The US decision comes as China flexes its military muscle, most notably in the South China Sea, where Vietnam and the Philippines have competing claims to territories claimed by China.
The US has also made it clear that China's rise will not curtail the presence of the US navy in the western Pacific.
Secretary of State
The decision to not sell Taiwan the more advanced F-16s could be interpreted as sending a mixed signal in terms of the US's renewed engagement in the region.
However, some analysts argue the "softer" option of upgrading the existing F-16s will not ultimately derail ambitions to build closer relations with China, as an open dialogue with the North Asian giant is viewed as more important over the longer term to ensure peace and stability in the region.
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There was minimal snow on the mountain before Brock (12) and I flew to California. After 16 days in SoCal, we returned to this winter vista.
I immediately threw open the shades this morning and fixed a pot of French Press coffee. While making breakfast, I observed a group of icicles on the back porch eaves. The larger icicle was gracefully extended and pointing its toe.
My husband, Bear, cooked his first turkey for Christmas! He also whipped up homemade egg nog, created side dishes, and baked multiple desserts. (He has his priorities.) Our son, Bryce (18) spent Christmas Eve and all day Christmas with Bear, which made separation from us livable.
Bear has been working and lodging in Mountain Home this weekend in order to have New Year's Eve and Day off. He left us homemade cookies and taped a love note to the bathroom mirror! He will be home later this evening. In 28 years of marriage we have never been apart for this long. I am eager to see my man!


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I should probably do this. It's either that or just start pitching stuff off the balcony.
Monthly Archives: June 2007
I've come to a conclusion. Doing all my work would be infinitely easier if I could actually afford a laptop. It would be so nice to be able to work from anywhere in the apartment so that I wouldn't be chained to this desk when I need to get some work done. Alas. Got a spare laptop lying around? Didn't think so!
Those fun summer days are back again
Ah yes, good old hot and overly humid summer days. The utter joy. That's today's weather forecast. Nice isn't it? For non-metric readers, that would be only 87F but with humidity it feels more like 104F. Hayley has soccer tonight too. There's a 60% chance of thunderstorms and can I just confess that I truly hope it starts to POUR later so that the game is canceled so we don't have to go out? There's a high heat and humidity warning for the Montreal region, telling people not to go out unless they absolutely have to, so the idea of having Hayley running around a soccer field while George and I take turns walking around and around and around with Breanna is less than appealing.
The thunderstorms themselves come with warnings of severity, including hail, high and damaging winds, and strong lightning. Woo! I want to be inside my living room watching that instead of sweating and melting into a pool of goo on the grass at the park.
You know that it's hot when you have your window unit air conditioner running, along with a ceiling fan and a table fan to help it out, and the room has still only cooled down to 28C (81F).
Pass me a cold and fruity beverage please. And an icepack. Who's bright idea WAS it to move into the top floor apartment facing the blazing sun anyway?! I wonder if it's too late to move into a nice, cool ground floor apartment at the back.
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A day at the fair
Now that it's officially summer, it's also the season of the mall fair. You know the kind, the little ones that travel around and set up for a week in parking lots outside shopping centers. When we went to visit my parents for Father's Day, Hayley spotted one near them and wanted to go right away, but we had no time for stopping that day. Luckily for her, there was one nearby this past weekend so we were able to take her on Saturday.
The last time we went to a fair, she was only about two years old and she was too nervous to go on any of the little rides so we just took her on the carousel a few times; she enjoyed that. This year, she's a Big Girl, so she went on pretty much every ride that fits her age group, and she had no problem with it at all.
She also showed me that she's her mother's daughter. I am terrified of heights but I will go on any roller coaster. And when I get off the roller coaster, I talk too loud, I have too much energy, and I usually find myself screaming at people about how I would really like to get in line for the next roller coaster RIGHT NOW, COME ON LET'S GO! Apparently, this is Hayley too. First we went on the kids' roller coaster together (and it was pretty good, actually, I totally enjoyed it!).
Then she got off and, like I do, she was loud and excited and wanted to go on the Pirate Ship.
That was a total No Way In Hell. I don't think she'd be tall enough to be allowed on anyway, but she couldn't go on alone and there was not a chance that either George or I were going on it with her. She was really disappointed. But then she ran around going on all the other rides and we went on the roller coaster again with the remaining tickets at the end of the day.
All in all it was a lot of fun. I always wondered if going to fairs would be boring as a parent since you can't go on all the big rides, but it was great to watch her. Even Breanna had fun because she is still young enough that she didn't know to be outraged that she was missing out on all the rides. For her it was just fun to watch and she enjoyed yelling "Hi Ay-lay!" every time Hayley went by. George went on a strawberry-shaped version of the Tilt-a-Whirl with Hayley and Breanna thought it was hilarious – she kept laughing and saying, "Dada! HAHAHA!" every time they whirled past.
And then we stopped by McDonalds where Breanna got to play on the slide, so at least she had a bit of fun too.
You can see the whole fair set over here.
How to kick a bad day to the curb
The other day – Thursday, to be specific – we had a hellish day of epic proportions here. It doesn't really matter what each specific detail was, it just sucked. Some highlights included, but were not limited to:
- Sibling bickering at 7:30 in the morning while I was still trying to get my eyes to focus on Canada AM so I could wake up.
- Angry stamping of feet before I had even made myself a cup of coffee so I could wake up, and at an hour that was early enough that the people downstairs are probably looking for a house right now.
- A certain tiny person SCREAMING "Where Caca?!" ("Where's Caillou") for the entire five minutes that I dared to take a shower. How selfish of me to want to be clean! I think she may have shattered mirrors and windows somewhere with her screamfest.
- Hayley putting on her bright red kids' lipstick and somehow ending up getting it on the mirror, the counter, and inexplicably, the deep freezer.
- The stupid cat walking around with lipstick mysteriously painted on his mouth. Have you ever seen a cat with bright red lips? I wish I had taken a picture but I was not.in.the.mood. I may go put some on him just for the photo op.
Anyway, it went on like that all day from 7:30 am until a little past 8 pm with tantrums and arguing and messes, and I was ready to set myself on fire. When George bravely took Hayley to the grocery store I told him, through clenched teeth, "I.need.BROWNIES."
Possibly fearing for his life, he brought back a bag of those two-bite brownies which are so good that women everywhere could gladly give up sex forever if they could just have an unlimited supply of said brownies. After the kids were in bed and George was out working on music, I put together a plate of goodness that will beat any bad day into submission. At least until morning.
Castle Cake
I am going to see if Hayley would like me to make this cake for her birthday in September. It is SO cool. I anticipate a lot of cursing, but that's standard procedure for me when I make cakes.
For mah birthday
My birthday is July 7th. I wonder if I can convince someone to get me this t-shirt. That is AWESOME. (Thank you Kerflop!
Vaccinated: The origins of our routine vaccinations
I've gone ahead and started up a new review blog in order to keep things on the straight and narrow for BlogHer ads' terms, and also to keep all my reviews in one place. I'll be moving stuff over there, but for now, my review of the book Vaccinated is over here.
I'm going to spruce up the design a bit, as soon as I can catch a breath or two.
Be sure to drop by periodically because although I'll link from here when I do a big review, I also intend to review everyday items that I use from time to time as well.
Summer camp at home
This is a great list of fun theme ideas for parents with kids who are too young to go to any kind of summer camp. Awesome!


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'Twas the Night Before Easter and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse
The Easter eggs were hung on the willow tree with care,
In hopes that the Easter Bunny soon would be there....
There was a snowstorm on Saturday, the day before Easter. It was beautiful, to be sure.Was it welcome? Well.....you see, there's just so much work to be done in the garden....and so many daffodils to bloom...and....
Instead of bemoaning the snowstorm right before Easter, Marjorie and I snuggled up in her cozy house, woodstove cranking. I hurried inside, leaving my wellies at the door, and she immediately plopped me in a cozy loveseat and covered me with a quilt. I snuggled with Ellie's favorite two stuffed corgis that she left at "Nana's" house (more on those later). Peppermint tea was brought to me in a beautiful mug, and Marjorie showed me her latest creations...two lovely doll heads/faces, while I happily sipped tea and 'ooooo-ed and ahhhh-ed.'
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There's just something special about Tudor family homes in the evening. They fill my heart to overflowing with a sense of home and comforting familiarity. They envelop you in a hug. No matter how long you've been gone, the down pillows on the couch will cradle you like they've missed you ever so much. The dogs lay at your feet, as if they are helping to ease the burden of your day, that they, too, are commiserating the harsh blow of a late-April storm.


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Statue outside Shrewsbury Library, formerly Shrewsbury
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Darwin was surrounded by the influence of the Church his entire life. Having attended one of the best Church of England boarding schools in the country in Shrewsbury, he trained to be a clergyman in Cambridge; was inspired to follow his calling into science by another clergyman who lived and breathed botany; and married into a staunch Anglican family (see the section Darwin and the Church).
Despite this exposure to Father, Son and Holy Spirit, Darwin showed his human side by slowly losing his personal Christian faith, the erosion made complete by a need for evidence and no doubt the sad death of a beloved daughter (see Darwin and faith which collects Darwin's thoughts on faith in his own words, initially penned for his family members, and reproduced with the kind permission of William H Darwin).
It is this need for humans to think, and love, that forms the centrepiece of a retrospective by the Revd Dr Malcolm Brown, Director of Mission and Public Affairs, called 'Good Religion Needs Good Science'. After warning of the social misapplication of Darwin's discoveries, where natural selection justifies racism and other forms of discrimination - perhaps predicted in the "misguided" over-reaction of the Church in the 1860s - Brown writes: "Christians will want to stress, instead, the human capacity for love, for altruism, and for self-sacrifice." He separates the biological and emotional further by pointing out the naivety of assuming a wholesale evolution of the human race: "Despite our vastly expanding technical knowledge, even a fairly cursory review of human history undermines any idea of constant moral progress."
To give this essay an accurate historical backdrop, Brief History of Darwin compiles easy-to-digest bulletpoints, bringing to life Darwin's rise to prominence and vast scientific advancements.
This is complemented by Further reading, which points to Darwin's major written works and their location online.
Through the absorption of this material comes the conclusion that a healthy balance between the mystery of faith and the wonders of scientific discovery is essential - as Revd Dr Malcolm Brown writes: "There is no reason to doubt that Christ still draws people towards truth through the work of scientists as well as others, and many scientists are motivated in their work by a perception of the deep beauty of the created world."


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DAE News September 5, 2001
Hi Folks! I hope everyone had a great holiday weekend
What's new at the auction? We have new items by Heather Broadhurst, whose golden knit pointe shoe was a hit last year. This year she's made a red beaded one, and even a knit bikini! It's all on the auction page at http://members.aol.com/dnceasever/auction.htm
What's overlooked? Well, I've seen Jean Miles' "Natchaq" (Smoke Ring or Neck Warmer) up close and it's in the softest alpaca of a beautiful color. Ellen Klomps' beaded bags are works of art, and this year's purse is no exception. And I'm a convert to the joys of hand knit wool socks in the winter. You don't know happy feet without them. We've got wonderful ones from Grace Judson (with beads!), bright bulky ones from Janet Lynn, lacy cashmere ones from Judy Sumner (her design for these was published in Interweave Knits!) and a beautiful tweedy pair from Mary LoSardo.
What's new on the bazaar page? Also donated by Mary LoSardo, a cardigan from Scotland, women's size petite. And we've got baby items, shawls, scarves and hats hats hats! Most $50 and under, and no bidding involved. Write us a check and it's yours.
If your budget is smaller and you're friends with Lady Luck, try our raffle, with tons of knitting prizes (and some non-knitting ones too!) Tickets are $5 per chance or $50 for 11. If you haven't gotten tickets in the mail, email me and I'll be happy to send you some.
Last year's fundraising activities (Raffle, bazaar and auction) raised over $5,000 for Dance as Ever. Visit the site, admire the work of fellow artisans and knitters and help us to bring you dance!
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I'm finding it hard to believe that theater week is the week after next.
Things are moving along. Green is just under halfway complete. The most interesting thing was just how much the lithograph of Fanny Elssler in Ondine that David showed to Matt and I influenced the ballet. I mentioned it in the last DAE news; the picture is of Elssler (a ballerina from the 1840's, considered the "pagan" counterpart to the "Christian" Taglioni) in a green asymmetrical romantic tutu with a green overskirt. She's in a scallop shell with lilypads scattered about. The music, by Franz Berwald is also in that era, and so I've had to spend the week fighting off the path of least resistance, which is pastiche. From the first day I was indicating waving arms like seaweed and kelp, and it's quite appropriate, but I'm trying to avoid the limpness in carriage that we dutifully assume when we think we're doing an archaic style. It's not a period piece, though it certainly uses the references!
This is the chance I get to make new choreography on the women, and to feature Abraham prominently (Duet was built more on Ryan). What I know about a dancer deeply influences the choreography. I love Mary's dancing, but she's also front and center at the beginning of the ballet because I know her best. She and I have a new comic imitation; we usually develop at least one per rehearsal period. This year, it's the wizened, chain-smoking ballerina who stubs out her cigarette with her pointe shoe and coughs, "I know four turns, Honey, but I do them great." That's the way we know each other. I know her steps, and what not to give her as well. Her sections are made quickly.
Abraham is teaching me a lot. Many of you know my friend Amy, on whom I made most of my choreography when I first started out. Because I was a quicksilver dancer and she was a lyric one, I had to learn to choreograph adagios to use her properly. Abe is a jumper. A big jumper. And a turner. He's always champing at the bit to bust loose. I'm learning to choreograph for that sort of personality, which is completely unlike mine. He gets a variation early on in Green that is very aerial, more expansive than I might usually make, but of course, he wants to do bigger jumps and more turns. I rein him in because they're not appropriate to the piece (and also I won't put a step in a ballet that a dancer can't nail every time in the studio. Dancers lose a good deal of security in their technique in the transition from the studio to the darkness and blinding lights of the stage. If there's any doubt about a step in the studio, it will be far worse on stage), but I met him halfway. I joke with Mary that his variation is similar to sending a boisterous kid out to play in the yard to tucker him out before bedtime.
Because Christina and Parise are newest to me, I'm just learning what it is they do. (Christina's a jumper, and Parise has a beautiful back.) As rehearsals have gone on, I've made small solos for them to discover more about them. They pair very well, but I am intent on not using them as a pocket-sized corps de ballet with Mary and Abe as the lead couple. That was mostly how the first movement was structured, I've found ways to break that up in the second.
We're on schedule with the ballet, it's moved faster than both Midare and Duet. The humidity on Friday made that day the slowest. Not only was everybody in a soggy, slow mood (including me), but the women's pointe shoes were giving out even as they stepped on to pointe. Most of the support in the shank of the shoe comes from hardened glue, the humidity softens the glue and the shoe almost literally turns to mush. Fortunately, I'm familiar enough with pointe work to know when something is going wrong because of the step or because of the shoe. The amount of preparation that the women will take with their shoes before the show is mind boggling. The first question is what degree of support to the shoe will they need; it seemed like they should be soft at first, that is, until I gave them all those drifting bourrées on pointe. Now they want shoes with a strong shank. Scores of pairs will be tried on at the dealers to find two or three that are right. Those shoes will have ribbons sewn in them, the shanks cut or grooved so that they arch most flatteringly, the satin cut off the tips and darned, calamine lotion mixed with alcohol dabbed on all of them so that each woman's shoes are a consistent pink. It's a great deal of work for something that might or might not last through all the performances.
The bulk of the administrative work for the concert is done, press releases and postcards are out. All that's left is follow-ups and fielding press inquiries (thankfully, we have some! It's taken years to get pre-concert coverage.) If I can control it, at this point, it's under control. Of course, this leaves me free to fret over the things I can't control, like Peter and Ryan performing on raked stages in Athens and Parma. My friend David comforts me by saying that he imagines horrible misfortune precisely to prevent its occurrence. If so, then Peter and Ryan could bungee jump off the Parthenon risk-free.
I did almost nothing this weekend, and it was wonderful. I knit and played computer games and recharged my batteries. I wanted to at least pretend I was on a vacation trip, so on Sunday afternoon I gathered my knitting and sat under a tree in Central Park. By the end of the day I had a sleeve knit on a cardigan and had joined the sleeves and body of a raglan sweater. I did something today that was very like me. Did I continue those projects to their completion? No, but I will. What I did was swatch and plan two new projects to take their place. When I near completion of anything, I never want to linger. I want it done, out, and to move headlong into the next project.
For local people, a friend has introduced me to the best black and white malted shake I have had in New York City (and possibly anywhere.) It's at Island Burgers and Shakes at 9th Avenue and 51st Street. It's a perfect holiday treat.
More next week!
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OCC's Board of Trustees have approved a tuition increase of three percent for next year.
The tuition increase works out to be an extra $61 per semester for full-time students. Part-time students will pay an additional $3 per credit hour. The board also passed the college's budget, which increased less than 1 percent. It will need approval by SUNY officials.


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[quote:Anonymous Coward 722466:MV8yMDQwMjMxXzM0MzY5NDYwX0UxMDBFMTZB] [quote:Anonymous Coward 21735059:MV8yMDQwMjMxXzM0MzY5MzMzXzMxNTIxMA==] [quote:Anonymous Coward 21735059:MV8yMDQwMjMxXzM0MzY5MzE5X0QyRDJEOThD] [quote:Anonymous Coward 722466:MV8yMDQwMjMxXzM0MzY4NTIwXzNDMTIyOTND] [quote:Anonymous Coward 25764455:MV8yMDQwMjMxXzM0MzY4MzYyX0IyRkRGMUE2] Wtf does the tree standing there mean. I aint reading no fukin book just to tell me what it means for a tree to be standing. [/quote] Why? You cant read? Or you refuse to read the book? Read. Cmon, man. Isaiah 9:10, - "The bricks have fallen, but we will build with hewn stones: [b]the sycamores [/b]are cut down, but we will plant cedars in their place," the northern 10 Tribes of Israel refused to repent after they were struck by the Assyrians - which was a warning from the Lord. Instead of listening to the alarm, of turning back, and humbling themselves in repentance, they boasted of their resolve, that they would rebuild stronger and better than before. They ignored the warning and rejected the call to return. They defied it. Sadly, their defiance led to the nation's total destruction years later. The ancient prophecy forms the key to the nine harbingers of judgment, which are given to a nation in danger of judgment – each of which have reappeared on American soil – marking America as the nation in danger of judgment. The First Harbinger: The Breach. In 732 B.C., the hedge of protection was removed and Israel's enemies invade the land and wreak havoc. The calamity traumatizes the nation but it takes place on a limited scale, as with 9/11. The warning is the removal of the hedge. On September 11, 2001, America's hedge of protection was removed – the breach of America's security, and was a sign that God has lifted His protective hand. The Second Harbinger: The Terrorist. It was the dark shadow of Assyrian terror that loomed over the kingdom of Israel. The danger against which the prophets had warned. And when, years later, Israel's final judgment came, the Assyrians would again be the means through which it would happen. So, too, the attack on America is carried out by terrorists. The Assyrians were a Semitic people, children of the Middle East. So too were the terrorists of 9/11. "Terrorism" and its ideology was 1st created by the peoples of Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Assyria. (modern -day Syria) The Third Harbinger: The Fallen Bricks. The most visible signs of the attack on ancient Israel were that of the fallen buildings and the ruin heaps of fallen bricks. The third harbinger is the sign of the fallen bricks of the fallen buildings. On Sept 11, 2001, Americans were confronted with the same sign, fallen bricks of the fallen buildings of the wreckage of Ground Zero. America was not turning back to God. It was a short-lived spiritual revival that never came. The Fourth Harbinger: The Tower. Israel defiantly began rebuilding on the devastated ground, vowing to rebuild higher and stronger. So, too, in the wake of 9/11, American leaders vowed to rebuild at Ground Zero higher and stronger – the Tower begins to rise at Ground Zero. Those involved act unwittingly. The Fifth Harbinger: The Gazit Stone. We will rebuild with quarried stone - The Israelites carve out quarried stone from mountain rock and bring it back to the ground of destruction where clay bricks once stood. Three years after 9/11, a stone is quarried out of the mountain rock of New York. This massive stone was brought back to Ground Zero. In ancient Israel this stone became a misplaced embodiment of the nation's confidence in its own power. So too the massive stone at Ground Zero became the symbolic cornerstone of the rebuilding. Public ceremonies accompanied the stone placement. Plans to rebuild Ground Zero would be frustrated for years. Eventually they would remove the stone from GZ altogether. The Sixth Harbinger: The Sycamore. The Sycamores have been cut down - The attack on ancient Israel resulted in the striking down of the sycamore tree, a biblical sign of national judgment. The fallen sycamore is a sign of uprooting, a warning and, in ignoring the warning, it becomes a prophecy of judgment. On 9/11, as the North Tower fell it sent debris and wreckage which struck and uprooted an object – a sycamore tree growing at Ground Zero. The tree was made into a symbol and named The Sycamore of Ground Zero. When it fell in ancient Israel it prophesied the nation's downfall and the end of its kingdom. What happens to America depends on if the warning is heeded. [b]The Seventh Harbinger: The Erez Tree. But we will plant cedars in their place -[/b] You will have to read the book to find out about the Erez Tree! [/quote] what is 7, 8, and 9!!? [/quote] im sorry.. just 8 & 9 [/quote] I guess if you read it here or in a book, ita just as good, although the book is waay better. The Seventh Harbinger: The Erez Tree. But we will plant cedars in their place - In their defiance of God, the Israelites replace the fallen sycamore with a Cedar tree. The cedar, being stronger than the sycamore becomes a symbol of the nation's arrogant hope that it will emerge from the crisis stronger than before. The English name for this tree is "Cedar," but the Hebrew word is "Erez." Erez stands not only for cedar but for a conifer tree of the panacea family. In November of 2003, a tree was lowered at the corner of Ground Zero into the soil where the fallen sycamore once stood. The tree was a conifer, a panacea tree, the biblical Erez. A ceremony was held around the tree and it, too, became a symbol – entitled The Tree of Hope. There is always hope. A nation's true hope is found only in returning to God. The Eight Harbinger: The Utterance. The Eighth Harbinger was the public speaking of the ancient vow of defiance. For this harbinger to manifest, the vow would have to be spoken in the nation's capital by a national leader, as it had been in ancient Israel. On Sept 11, 2004, every object mentioned in the prophecy of Isa 9:10 had manifested. The public utterance of the prophecy had to take place publicly, which happened on Sept 11, 2004 when VP candidate John Edwards, giving a speech in the capital city, quoted this exact scripture word for word in Wash., DC. Without realizing it, he was joining the two nations together and, without realizing it, pronouncing judgment on America. The ancient and the modern were bound together. The Ninth Harbinger: The Prophecy. The Ninth Harbinger is the proclaiming of the ancient vow as prophecy, as a matter of public record, and spoken before the words come true. On Sept 12, 2001, the day after 9/11, America issues its official response to the attack. The one in charge of issuing the response was Tom Daschle, Senate Majority Leader. As he closes his speech he makes a declaration – he proclaims the ancient vow of defiance, word for word, to the world. By doing so he prophesies the nation's future course, all of which comes to pass. The Second Shaking – The mystery of the Harbinger continues – and lies behind everything from the Global War on Terror, the Collapse of the American economy, the crash of Wall Street, the Great Recession, and more. Amazingly, events happened with an unseen hand, and people acted unwittingly in the unfolding of this prophecy. The Prophet character says that "The Almighty has His own purposes." God, in His mercy, always reaches out in mercy. At Ground Zero, the ground of devastation becomes the ground of restoration. Incredibly it was at the site of Ground Zero in the miracle church, St Paul's Chapel, that this nation was dedicated to God by first president George Washington & other leaders at his inauguration in 1789. The nation's first government was formed in New York City before DC was formed. God is calling the nation back to Himself. "The heart of God wills for salvation," the Prophet says. "Greater than his judgments are His compassions." THE STORY BEHIND THE MESSAGE Not long after 9/11 Jonathan sensed that somehow these events were linked to what happened to ancient Israel per Isa 9, the first massive divine warning given to that nation. A number of years later, he was standing at the corner of Ground Zero and his attention was drawn to an object that was the first puzzle piece of an ancient mystery and a prophetic warning for America. He first shared the word at his congregation Beth Israel in 2005. A few years later he was led to begin committing the message to book form. When the Lord started revealing these things Jonathan had an urgent sense that this word needed to get out. COMING TO MESSIAH Jonathan was raised in the synagogue but at age 8 questioned what he was taught. Didn't believe, and at age 11 he decided not to pursue a bar mitzvah. By age 13 he questioned his atheism. In 7th grade he became friends with a boy who spoke to him of Jesus – began searching for answers. Reading The Late Great Planet Earth by Hal Lindsey led him to open the Bible and begin reading about end-time prophecies. There he discovered the prophecies of the Jewish Messiah in the Hebrew Scriptures. It all pointed to Jesus, but Jonathan continued living as before, leading a rock band. He began telling everyone about the prophecies and ended up winning others to the Lord, though he himself wasn't saved. He eventually realized that it wasn't enough to just agree with it in his mind. If Messiah came back, he would not be ready to meet Him. He knew there was only one way to God but he didn't want to give his life to God. But feeling the continual call of God, he made a deal with Him. If God would grant him long life, then he would accept the Lord… at the end – when he was about to die. Soon after that he was almost killed. Twice. He was driving about 45 miles per hour in two lanes of traffic when the car went out of control, swerving into two oncoming lanes, spinning in and out of cars. By a miracle he wasn't killed. A few months later, at night, he was driving across a train track and got stuck on it, even though he was trying to be careful. He saw a big light – and it was the train which plowed into his little Ford Pinto. As the car crumbled before him, he could only call out to God. The car was demolished and the crash made headlines, but Jonathan escaped without a scratch. Strike two. Jonathan quickly changed his deal with God and accepted the Lord when he turned 20. Not knowing much about salvation or how to come to God, he drove up to the top of a mountain, kneeled down to pray and dedicate his life to God. Not long after he was asked to lead a Bible study. After college the Lord interrupted his plans and called him into full-time ministry. He wanted to do what Messiah would do, working with the needy, homeless and disabled. He and others helped found a Messianic outreach. A few years later in 1988, he was asked to lead Beth Israel, the largest Messianic congregation in America made up of Jew and Gentile alike. [/quote]
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Fox News reported that the tree in NY ground zero is still there, It was not destroyed in the Sandy storm!!! Rabbi J Cahn will be on Bakker show on the 7 & 8 at 10:00 AM, Direct TV, also is repeated on many stations over the day, Check your channels, on these days. Important message! I will be watching what it may mean with the top on the freedom tower placed. How soon we seem to forget this very important message. America fall on your knees and pray for American and the lost. They just think they can do it bigger, better, higher and with out GOD.
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"Never Ever (1)"
Season 12, Episode 15
|Can. Airdate
August 8, 2012
|U.S. Airdate
August 8, 2012
|Prod. Code
Michael Grassi
Sturla Gunnarsson
|Episode Guide
Main Plot
Imogen designs an elaborate set for Romeo and Jules, but is informed by Eli that there is not enough money to put in her designs, which equal out to C$500 dollars. Imogen, however, assures Eli that she will have the money to put up the set. She decides to go to her mother, wearing Mascara, contact lenses, and her hair down to be on her mom's good side, though she reveals that she dislikes her mother, who left her father when she was eight.
At the hospital where her mother works, Imogen asks for the money rather bluntly, and promises to out to dinner with her. At school, Imogen does a good job on the construction, but during break, her father suddenly appears in his house robe, embarrassing Imogen.
Imogen, her father, and Fiona decide to have Quesadillas for dinner, Imogen blowing off her mom, stating that she has "canceled appointments" in the past. While the three have fun making dinner, Imogen goes outside to take in the family dog, but Imogen is horrified to find that he has been run over by her father and is dead. Mr. Moreno states he has no memory of running him over, and Fiona tells Imogen that her father needs to get checked out, at which point Imogen's mother arrives. Imogen, despite having the excuse of her dogs death right in front of her, tells her mother that she didn't feel like coming, and coldly tells her to leave. Imogen's mom, who was unaware up until now that Fiona is Imogen's girlfriend, or even that Imogen likes girls.
Sub Plot
Becky puts together a table to raise money for the homeless with Jenna. When Adam reveals to her that they already have the spot booked for Romeo and Jules tickets, Becky gets angry, remembering the play. Becky begins to hog the customers. When Adam tells her that they need to sell tickets, Becky tells him that starving children deserve the food they could get, but quickly reveals that she is working so hard as an attempt to get revenge on Eli. This prompts Adam to call Becky a hypocrite.
Third Plot
Katie realizes she has a crush on Jake when they are both in the garden and their hands touch. Later in class, Katie and Marisol discuss about what Katie should do. She's convinced that Jake only likes her as a 'gardening buddy' so she pairs up for the school physics assignment with someone she know she wouldn't fall for, Dallas.
The two work on kinetic energy, and decide to do so in the matter of Golf. They reveal their problems to eachother; Katie's recent misfortunes and bad decisions, and Dallas's low self esteem in sports. Katie reveals to Marisol that she is growing feelings for Dallas, and Marisol tells her that it is a bad decision.
- This episode is named after "Never Ever" by All Saints.
- Sam Earle has been removed from the opening.
- Declan Coyne is mentioned in this episode.
- This is the first appearance of Natalie Granger.
- In this episode Imogen's dog Volta is found dead under Mr. Moreno's car.
- In this episode Fiona meets both of Imogen's parents.
- In this episode Katie realizes she has a crush on Jake.
- First instance of fundraising for a charity other than Free the Children since at least 2005.
- This marks the first time that Becky is seen wearing pants.
- Katie sings the title song of future season 13 episode You Oughta Know.
Regular Cast (Ordered Alphabetically)
- Craig Arnold as Luke Baker
- Shanice Banton as Marisol Lewis
- Munro Chambers as Eli Goldsworthy
- Annie Clark as Fiona Coyne
- Sarah Fisher as Becky Baker
- Demetrius Joyette as Mike Dallas
- Justin Kelly as Jake Martin
- Jacob Neayem as Mo Mashkour
- Cristine Prosperi as Imogen Moreno
- Chloe Rose as Katie Matlin
- AJ Saudin as Connor DeLaurier
- Jordan Todosey as Adam Torres
- Jessica Tyler as Jenna Middleton
Guest Starring
- Janine Theriault as Natalie Granger
Supporting Cast
- Daniel Giverin as Louis Moreno
- Jane Sowerby as Mrs. Cohen
- Luke Bilyk as Drew Torres
- Stefan Brogren as Archie Simpson
- Dylan Everett as Campbell Saunders
- Jahmil French as Dave Turner
- Ricardo Hoyos as Zig Novak
- Alicia Josipovic as Bianca DeSousa
- Daniel Kelly as Owen Milligan
- Cory Lee as Winnie Oh
- Lyle O'Donohoe as Tristan Milligan
- Aislinn Paul as Clare Edwards
- Olivia Scriven as Maya Matlin
- Melinda Shankar as Alli Bhandari
- Alex Steele as Tori Santamaria


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It says here that he is playing Gregorovitch rather than a swordsmith -Smonocco 15:37, 27 May 2009 (UTC)
- Maybe he's refering to wands when saying "swords with special power". In that case, he would be Gregorovich. -- Seth Cooper (Owl Post) 16:51, 27 May 2009 (UTC)
- The Leaky Cauldron article states that Rade has "possibly [been cast] in the role of Gregorovitch." This is speculation, so until we have more information, we should simply report what Rade has said about his part, and not come to any definitive conclusions about it. While it's possible that "swords with special power" is a mistranslation of "magic wands," and that his role is Gregorovitch, it's also possible his role is a new character invented by the filmmakers. We know that Griphook has Gryffindor's sword in one scene, so it can be presumed that the filmmakers haven't cut these elements, and that they won't have a "wizard who makes swords with special power" forge a sword to destroy the Horcruxes in place of Gryffindor's. But it's still possible that the filmmakers could make a wizarding swordmaker somehow involved in the Gryffindor's sword subplot — perhaps as the person Dumbledore has make the fake sword? ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 19:12, 28 May 2009 (UTC)
I thought JKR had a strict policy when she signed over rights that all actors must be of British nationality. Isn't that why they have not asked American-born actors Eleanor Columbus, Verne Troyer and Zoe Wanamaker to ever return to the films?
Well, exceptions were made for foreign roles. Gregorowitch´s nationality was not revealed, though he may have lived in Germany.--Rodolphus 17:31, 2 August 2009 (UTC)


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Teaneck Public Library
840 Teaneck Road, Teaneck, NJ 07666
Tel.: (201) 837-4171 | Fax: (201) 837-0410
Back to Township History Main Page
Spiritual Comforts Take Root (cont'd)
There were a rock garden, pools and a fountain with colored lights. Bourgeois was such a fine architect that his design was selected for the beautiful Balia'i Temple in Wilmette, Illinois. William Beaumont, a neighbor, recalled that Bourgeois' mother was so proud of her son's model of that imposing structure that she displayed it in a bay window of' her home.
The Community church of Teaneck began with prayer meetings in tile homes of families living near the Bogota boundary line in 1919. Later they met in the Kenwood Place Fire House and started a Sunday School. A community house and chapel was built in 1921 at Elm Avenue and North Street. A new congregation was under the wing of Bogota Memorial Church.
William N. Smith was such a leading light that when the congregation decided to leave the mother church and strike out on its own it chose to be called the William N. Smith Community Church. It was organized under the classis of Bergen of the Reformed Church in America on January 26, 1922. The Reverend F. K. Shields was the first minister. Ground for the present structure was broken May 2, 1954.
Many Norwegians bought homes in Teaneck during the twenties. They continued to attend the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church in Hoboken. The Hoboken church purchased the chapel formerly used by the Lower Teaneck Sunday School Association in 1925. A mission was established in 1927 and in 1932 the Teaneck church was enlarged to accommodate both congregations. Services were conducted in English after immigration from Norway and Denmark came almost to a standstill.
St. Marks Episcopal Church was organized in 1925 as a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark. It was the outgrowth of a Sunday School started by Mrs. Floyd Chadwick in her home on Cedar Lane, today the site of a supermarket. Later an adult class was formed. Mrs. Richard Copley, Mrs. J. G. Boutier and Mrs. Charles Riehler began raising funds for a chapel, aided by Mr. Copley. A 150-foot lot at Grange and Chadwick roads was purchased from the Phelps Estate. The building was dedicated with the Reverend William J. White officiating and Stanley Chadwick as acolyte. A modern house of worship was dedicated in 1958.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church began in 1925 when a missionary superintendent observed that many newcomers to Teaneck had no church affiliation. The church was organized January 3, 1926, at a meeting in the home of a parishioner, with thirty-five charter members. Services were held in a parsonage until a small church was erected on Church Street at Longfellow Avenue and dedicated October 7, 1928. The original church has been replaced by a large house of worship and a Christian Education building.
Grace Lutheran Church started as a mission in 193O. The Reverend Carl Bergen, pastor of Calvary Lutheran Church in Leonia, served both congregations. He hastened from services held in rooms at 405 Cedar Lane in Teaneck at 10 A.M. to conduct services in Leonia at 11 o'clock. This schedule proved too much for him and in 1934 the Reverend Theodore W. Beiderwieden, assistant pastor of a large congregation in St. Louis, came to Teaneck at a salary of $25 a month. He soon started a building fund. Property was purchased at Helen Street and Claremont Avenue in 1936. The basement was used as a sanctuary until the builging was completed in May, 1937. That building is now the home of Congregation Beth Am. Grace Lutheran Church now has a fine church and school on River Road.


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Riders from across the Maritimes were in Amherst on Saturday for the sixth Super 8 Open Horse Show at Maltby Stables.
By Mitchell Peters
AMHERST – More than 40 riders from across the Maritimes converged on Amherst over teh weekend for the sixth Super 8 Open Horse show at Maltby Stables.
New Brunswick resident Melanie Porter, has been riding for seven years, and the Maltby Horse show was her first out of province competition. She got first place in the Jr. English Equitation.
"It's more about you than the horse in this event. You are judged on your control and your posture mostly. I will be competing in the rest of the Jr. Classes and the Western this afternoon."
Porter usually attends 5 to 7 events a year.
Karyn Roy has been riding for 39 years. She rides five days a week, and she attends around six events a year. It was not even a quarter of the way through the day, and she had a second-place finish and a first-place finish in the Senior events.
"It takes a lot of practice for these events. Preparation involves learning patterns, brushing the horse, braiding the horse, and banding."
Her daughter Vanessa Roy was also competing. Vanessa Roy came to compete in the Junior English Equitation, the showmanship event, and her favorite barrel racing. Vanessa Roy trains three days a week, she practices at home.
"I love to ride, and I am excited for the barrel racing," said Vanessa.
Jordan Hunt was volunteering at the event, and has been helping out for years. He has also helped at other horse shows as well.
"Preparation can take a lot of time, especially if you are bathing a white horse. We do everything from bathing horses, clipping, to exercising them. Many of the horses here are ours, but there are some that have been brought in. I would say the hardest part for me is just the preparation, but that all depends on the horse or how picky the rider is. My favorite part is just watching the sport. Competition has been strong today."
Though the show was not as big as in previous years there was still $2,000 in money and prizes, and an excellent turnout. Riders from all over the Maritimes were present at the event.


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Mark says we need to teach ISIS a lesson
On Wednesday's Mark Levin Show: Mark says we need to teach ISIS a lesson and show terrorist groups from around the world that they don't get to humiliate America or capture and kill its people. Mark explains that we know where most of the terrorists are and that we could take them out if we wanted them to, but this Administration refuses to do so. We're tired of the Obama Administration's talking points or barely taking action just so they can say they did something - this isn't a joke, this is life and death. We shouldn't contain these terrorists, we need to go in and kill them. Also, despite Eric Cantor being voted out of office, he is now going to enjoy a lavish lifestyle as he becomes a lobbyist on Wall St. Finally, Mark states that if Ronald Reagan was in office, Putin wouldn't be acting the same way as he is now with President Obama.
Daily Mail
Hagel reveals 'over 100 US citizens' are fighting alongside ISIS in the Middle East – a huge increase from previous estimates
The Center for Public Integrity
Russian bank hires two former U.S. senators
The Hill
Cantor joins Wall Street bank
CNS News
ICE Released 169 Illegal Aliens Convicted of 'Homicide-Related' Crimes
CNS News
Judge Sets Hearings for Illegal Alien Minors--4 Years From Now
CNS News
US Signs Agreement with Mexico to Protect Mexican Workers – Including Illegals
USA Today
Jonah Goldberg: No military dog left behind
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This week we had a huge political fight about breast cancer. Clearly, we have now hit the point where there's nothing that can't be divided into red-state-blue-state.
Nothing. The other day I saw a blog called "I Dig My Garden" that had a forum on whether Republicans could truly love gardening. And there was a little dust-up in Albany over politicization of a local pet blog, which had featured a discussion on Mitt Romney's driving to Canada with the family dog strapped to the roof of the car.
The Politics of Absolutely Everything
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