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What does it take to make a great performance? It takes great music, a great performer and a great instrument. Music: An Appreciation includes some of the greatest music ever created. Roger Kamien's excellence as an interpreter of that music has made his program number one in the market used by over half a million students since its conception. Now, CONNECT Kamien provides the world-class instrument that allows Music: An Appreciation to bring great music to his audience in an extraordinary new way. Music: An Appreciation is great music, a great interpreter, and a great instrument.
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Roger Kamien received his B.A. in Musicology from Columbia and his M.A. and PhD. from Princeton. Kamien taught for 2 years at Hunter College and for 20 years at Queens College, where he coordinated the music appreciation courses. In 1983, he was appointed to the Zubin Mehta Chair in Musicology at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In addition to Music: An Appreciation, Prof. Kamien has written numerous articles and reviews, co-wrote A New Approach to Keyboard Harmony, and edited the Norton Scores. He is an accomplished pianist and, in recent years, has formed a two-piano team with his wife, Anita.
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I have an odd situation where a user cannot open certain files in Access. I was told by my boss the last time they had the problem that they ended up switching the user to whatever printer on whatever print server ( we have 2) the person who created the file had set as default..... Does this even make sense to anyone out there? My boss said she did some reading and tried all the "cures" that she found on the internet with no luck? Anyone have a more sensible fix for this or am I stuck with this madness every time someone has an issue. We are running xp professional and office 2003.
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Dec 11, 2007 at 9:20 UTC
Is the user receiving a specific error message or does nothing at all happen when trying to open the file?
Dec 12, 2007 at 7:28 UTC
Why don't you have *all* the printers available on each machine?
Actually, first step is to test that switching the printer will actually make the files open.
My initial reaction is that it's not the fix, but then Access can be funny and it's just wacky enough that it could be true.
Not much help, I know, but see if switching the printer works and we can go from there...
Dec 12, 2007 at 9:06 UTC
I had a quirky problem with Word 03 crashing and multiple HP LJ 4250s that switching the default printer on the PC would correct, even if it was another 4250.
Event log reported a faulting HP .dll file. Both printers were using the same driver, so it just didn't make sense by switching the defualt printer Word would work.
Anyway, ended up deleting all 4250s off print server, removing all driver files associated with the 4250, and then readded the printers, with the latest and greatest driver from HP. Seemed to work so far, though it's only been 4 days....
Dec 12, 2007 at 1:37 UTC
I managed to get through the problem. Seems it is an issue with access 03 and actually works when you switch to a local printer as default. From what a can find, Microsoft deemed it best to ignore this problem and hope it was forgotten once the new version came out. If you run into a situation where access cant open files (some get a error message, some dont- just wont open) switch to a local printer as default. Seems this problem is only with 2003, so we will be moving up to 07 soon.
We dont make all printers available on each pc, because our operation is a few square miles in size and people like to "play" and see where the info prints out now...
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Crew Call November 2012
SCC's Awards...A Great Time For All!
by Ted Arbeiter
Yes, the 2012 SCC Awards program was an exciting, successful event for all! There was even plenty of talk of this year's awards being the best awards ever….we think it was.
This year's event was held at the fabulous Vadnais Heights Commons. This is a one of a kind venue located in our service area and was the perfect setting for the night's activities. Over 120 persons attended this year's event which featured great food from Kane's Catering, a fun, old school photo booth, live musical entertainment, the SCC awards program, various staff video presentations, and a surprise visit from the St. Paul Winter Carnival's Royal Family and King's Guard.
Making a return to this year's event was a special video presentation from RWSCC staff to all SCC producers. This funny video presentation was very well received by all attendees and was especially enjoyed by members of the SCC producer family featured in the video homage.
Pictures of the event can be found on the SCC Facebook page, www.facebook.com/scctv. As always, if you would like more information about SCC, feel free to visit www.scctv.org or ask a friendly staff member by calling us at 651.747-3830.
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Live Election Coverage on RWTV Channel 18
Tune in to RWTV channel 18 on election night for VOTE 2012 Live and Local – GTN, On Location and SCC's live election program. After you vote, see your local race results as they come in, along with analysis, commentary and special guest interviews starting at 8:30 p.m. on RWTV 18.
Join GTN election anchors Mary Kline and Joe Cullen as they keep viewers informed with the latest results from inside the GTN studio along with guest host, Jodi Ritacca. Jodi will be conducting interviews from inside the SCC studio on everything from business to education issues. Your only source for all local election results and commentary brought to you from inside YOUR local SCC Community Media Center in White Bear Lake.
Live coverage will conclude at 10 p.m. and result updates will continue to be posted on channel 18 through the night.
For more information please visit www.gtn.org
or call Judy Skeie-Voss at 651-747-3803.
And The Winner Is?
by Ryan Hickok
It has been a banner year for our friends at GTN and On Location TV 19. This year they have received national recognition for multiple programs such as Lake Area Beat, Northeast Journal, and Your Police Report.
The awards started with the Hometown Media Awards sponsored by the Alliance for Community Media where GTN's Mary Kline and Troy Sepion received their award for "Best of Short Subject." The winning piece, Memorials for Sgt. Bergeron, also received an Honorable Mention by the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA).
In addition, NATOA awarded four other awards to the GTN and On Location staff. Northeast Journal received a Third Place award in the Interview/Talk Show category. In the Children/Young Adults category, staff received an Honorable Mention for a piece entitled Restoring The Web: Keller Lake Shoreline Restoration. For the Best of Audio/Sound Recording the Laurel and Hardy promo received a first place award, along with a recent Emmy nomination!
And the biggest of all, GTN was awarded first place in the overall Excellence in Government Programming category from NATOA. This a huge win and a great achievement for all the wonderful content that is being produced for the viewers in our area.
We would like to congratulate our colleagues at both GTN and On Location for all their great work!
Studio A Control Room: Audio Monitors
by Andrea Paulet
Lately, we've noticed several people have had issues hearing their audio in the Studio A control room. This was due to changes made to equipment by producers. We wanted to remind everyone that the areas behind the racks in the control room are off-limits to producers. If someone changes a setting on one of the monitors, the next person who uses the room will be unaware of the change.
If you have an issue with any of the equipment or think something may need adjusting, please notify staff at the front desk.
Thanks for your cooperation!
SCC Grant Program- Coming Soon!
As mentioned in last month's Crew Call, Suburban Community Channel's 2013 grant program is rolling out soon at your favorite community television facility…SCC! The 2013 grant program will be like previous years' grant programs….so get ready to bring home the money...up to $1200!
The SCC grant information application packet will be available Wednesday, January 2, 2013. We'll keep you posted on all things SCC grants via this newsletter, on SCC public access channels 14 and 15, as well as onsite at the SCC Community Media Center.
As always, if you have any questions regarding the SCC grant program, feel free to contact a friendly SCC staff person at 651.747-3830.
Four Producers Reach 300 Points!
This month, SCC has FOUR producers that have reached the 300 point milestone in the Volunteer Incentive Program!
John Wykoff (pictured above) has earned 300 points for the first time! John earns his points by producing his show Race Night for Channel 15. John also helps out with other shows, such as Inside Insight and All Around Grant.
Karin Ostrand (pictured above) has earned 300 points for the third time! Karin earns her points by volunteering on truck shoots for On Location TV 19, helping with setup, running cameras and the CG.
Barb Britain (pictured above) has earned 300 points for the sixth time! Barb earns her points through camera checkouts and editing time, producing her show Prairie Profiles for Channel 15.
Tim Kinley (pictured above) has earned 300 points for the sixth time! Tim earns his points producing and hosting his show Speechless, live Thursday nights on Channel 15. Tim also helps out on other shows, such as Inside Insight and Off the Record News.
Congratulations to all!
A Look At Things to Come...
There are many things to look forward to with the new cameras that will be coming the first of the year, including the ability to shoot in High Definition. But there are things that you should be mindful of with this move.
HD footage is much larger than the footage you are currently working with. Storage is something you will need to keep an eye on. We always encourage producers to purchase their own external hard drives, but we will encourage this even more now with the amount of space needed to edit HD footage.
Your footage will look a lot crisper with these new HD cameras, but we also have to keep in mind that SCC currently still transmits in Standard Definition. This isn't a bad thing, because your HD footage broadcast in Standard Definition will still look clearer and cleaner than what you're used to.
This is just a small step in the transition to HD, but it is a first step to many more things to come for your access facility.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask any of your friendly SCC staff.
This month on Local Image...
Local Image for November welcomes Thanksgiving with a closer look at what it really means to be thankful and how being thankful can help us to better deal with the stress that can come with the upcoming holiday season. Meet the young man making a feature length film who got his start locally - including at SCC. Go inside a local ski jump organization as they prepare for this thrilling winter sport. Hear a special story on illness and healing and take in highlights from the 2012 SCC Excellence in Community Television Awards!
These stories and more on the
November edition of Local Image!
Catch Local Image Tuesdays at 5pm,
on the weekends at 7pm & 11pm on channel 19
and online anytime!
Check out the latest edition of the show HERE!
In this issue:
SCC's Awards...A Great Time For All!
Live Election Coverage on RWTV Channel 18
And The Winner Is?
Studio A Control Room: Audio Monitors
SCC Grant Program- Coming Soon!
Four Producers Reach 300 Points!
A Look At Things to Come...
This month on Local Image...
November 12
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Thursday, November 22
November 23
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RWSCC Meetings
All meetings start at 5:30pm unless otherwise noted.
Full Commission Meeting:
November 8
Video on Demand Committee Meeting:
November 19 (3pm)
All classes are $10 unless otherwise noted.
Intro to Community TV
Not sure what community television at SCC has to offer? This FREE class tells all about public access and how you can be involved as a viewer, volunteer or producer! Classes meet:
December 10
Intro to Mac
Explore the world of Mac. Learn the basics of this very robust & exciting computer platform and see why the world is coming to Mac. Prepare yourself for SCC's Final Cut Pro classes with a MacOS, desktop & everything overview. This class is FREE! Classes meet:
Intro to Mini DV Camera
Learn the fundamentals and techniques of operating our professional Mini-DV camcorders - the Panasonic DVX100 & HVX200. These camcorders are easy to learn and available for free to produce community programming!
Classes meet:
November 13
Intro to Studio Production
Got a TV show in mind? SCC has a fully digital five-camera video production studio available. This class introduces all the video and audio parts of the system and teaches production planning & techniques. This class will also provide training on SCC's new, smaller, easy to use Nano Studio! Ready? Lights, camera, ACTION!
November 10
Intro to Final Cut Pro
Explore the world of Non-Linear editing with the Final Cut Pro 6. The future of digital television is here now at SCC. Learn the basics with the best from the best! Classes meet:
7pm - 9pm
November 27 & 29
(2 day class)
Advanced Field Production Tools
Get deeper knowledge of Panasonic's DVX100/HVX200 MiniDV camcorders. Learn about production tools available at SCC: lighting, audio mics/mixers, & more. Class provides certification for SCC's camera jib & field teleprompter.
Pre-requisite: Intro to Camera, production experience and staff permission. Classes meet:
November 15
Advanced Studio Production
Dig deeper into the Ross digital switcher and learn about the teleprompter, scan converter and studio graphic capabilities!
Pre-requisite: Intro to Studio
Class meets:
January 12
Advanced Final Cut Pro
Further explore the world of non-linear editing on our advanced Final Cut Pro 6. Get a more in-depth knowledge of the system and Mac OS X and LiveType basics.
Pre-requisite: Intro to NLE, experience, and staff permission.
10am - 3pm
November 17
SCC Classes: On-Demand
Mobile Production Truck
Classes are scheduled through the On Location Department. Prior experience in studio production is helpful. For more info call Arlin Becker at
Can't Make a Scheduled Class?
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SCC staff will set up a special class at a time that works better for you.


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text: Adverts for Virgin Media's TiVo box are all over our screens right now. If they've not convinced you to buy, perhaps the introduction of Virgin Media's TiVo for iPad app might. Although you may have to wait a little while to get it.It doesn't change the game, but it does make TiVo an altogether more cool thing to own. Why? Well, quite simply, it brings Apple's tablet into the mix, in turn acting as an oversized remote control for your TV box.According to Crave, you can browse the TiVo interface on that large tablet screen, searching the TV guide for something 'current' or browsing the on-demand library for something you might have missed. But here's the good bit – you can do all that on the tablet rather than the TV screen, meaning you can avoid annoying the friends and family as you constantly skim those listings.Could it get any better? Well, possibly. When asked if you can actually watch the TV shows from your box on your iPad, Virgin's representative replied 'not yet', which perhaps indicates that will come soon. Stay tuned (so to speak) for that. In the meantime, you'll have to watch the TV on your big screen, with the TiVo box also able record your favourite shows and shows you might like, based on what you've already marked down as must-see TV. You can also access other online services via the box, like YouTube and Twitter too.Not that we would be getting all that excited about it if you couldn't use your iPad with it. That's the selling point here, especially if watching TV comes to the tablet too. The app will be free to download 'in the coming months', but obviously you'll have to pay for a Virgin Media subscription, a TiVo box (between £50 and £100) and a £3 monthly TiVo subscription. In short, not without cost.If you have an Android phone, an app for TiVo is already available.


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LOS ANGELES (CNS) - A man allegedly kidnapped his 2-year-old biological son today in Boyle Heights and drove off in the child's mother's vehicle, police said.
Abraham Vargas, 27, is believed driving an Orange Nissan Quest, license number 7CIN189. The car has tinted windows, with damage on the driver's said Los Angeles police Officer Norma Eisenman.
The child's mother -- Vargas's former girlfriend -- had obtained a restraining order against him, Eisenman said.
The crime occurred about 6:30 a.m. in the 1000 block of Lorena Street, Eisenman said.
Vargas is Hispanic and weighs about 180 pounds. He was wearing a red sweatshirt and blue jeans.
His son, identified as Edwin Vargas, is Hispanic, and was wearing a red sweatshirt and blue sweat pants.
Anyone seeing them was urged to call 911, Eisenman said.


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The Sheraton Munich West Park was fantastic in every way. Sabrina, the front office manager emailed us few days before our arrival to confirm the connecting room for our children and ask if we had any other needs. Markus, also of the front office was extremely kind to our children.
The room was nice and modern. We have to pay for the internet in the room.
Wonderful service. We arrived a day late due to a flight cancellation. Desk staff upgraded us to a room on the club floor. Nice bed, refrigerator in rooom. Very good facilities, the included breakfast was a buffet but you could order eggs any way you like. We also loved the greek restaurant Hellas two blocks away, excellent food at very reasonable prices. Location was a little far from downtown. But it was only 2 or 3 stops on the subway (depending which train) from the main station, as billed on their website. The real issue for us was room temperature during a warm weekend. Although the room had an AC control dial, at its lowest it was still warmer than 76 F. We found it too warm to sleep comfortably the two nights we were there. Otherwise (or in a different season) this is an excellent value for a very good hotel.
nice pleasant hotel with freindly staff
Nothing, for everything they charged us even for the smoking room we have paid eur 15 per night. They have informed us that we can get coplimantary 2 cups of coffe every day but we have noted while checking out for every cup they charged us eur 4 as service charges. We have paid an additional price of eur 106 however the room rates were high.
Room and bed were comfortable Location isn't
it was near the u-bahn and s-bahn the pillows were too thin
Especially the service of the reception staff
Nice hotel and room Rooms not ready and together as requested. Staff not extremely helpful
Very good location, extremely near the UBahn but also very quiet!
Only three advantages of the Sheraton Munchen Westpark Hotel: comfort, comfort and comfort. Very good breakfast. Interestting spa.
The staff where very helpful, the breakfast buffet was excellent and the rooms cleaned to a high standard. Selection of beers at the bar was becks and as we where in Munich I thought a local beer would be more appropiate.
Good location near Oktoberfest. Not enough storage space in bedroom
Good location Breakfast was not served after 10:00 on Monday morning.
The room was small but cute and very clean. The bathroom was sufficiently spacious. Basically, this is a budget hotel with fancy design clothing on, which worked well for my needs. The location was not ideal if you are trying to catch a train. This hotel is supposed to be close to the train station? You are better off staying at the other location at Senglinger Tor, much closer. Also, the neighborhood leaves something to be desired.
Clean modern rooms Slightly further from centre than anticipated.
Excellent location, and the staff was very helpful and courteous. The rooms do not have telephones or refrigerators; a little inconvenient. It helps if you have a mobile phone.
This hotel took care of me and gave me my reservation even though bookings.com canceled my reservation. This hotel took care of me and gave me my reservation even though bookings.com canceled my reservation.
room is very clean and room design is morden room is small and noisy
Very clean, well presented Expensive breakfast as theres no hot buffet only cold
Good location ... Ocktoberfest!!
Very good breakfast with a professional stuff! The rooms (too small)are not in a good condition; especially the carpet had dirty spots and should be changed quickly. The rooms must have been painted as soon as possible.
nice view of church with a large balcony, modern interior, good beds, good buffet, parking was convenient small room but separate beds for quad room, a bit far from alt stadt if that what you hope to visit.
Breakfast Very cold in the room, building is old. Just to stay for a one night.
Breakfast is good. Rooms need new carpets.
clean and comfortable; convenient to public transport; good breakfast in pleasant dining room public transport passes not sold as stated; sauna not included in rate; one unhelpful receptionist (other receptionist was fine!)
Its location for Oktoberfest and Hackerbrucke station was great, breakfast was good, and beds clean room was basic and carpet well used, but not to bothered about that
The breakfast was good The bathroom was falling apart, the fridge didn't work and there was what looked like vomit stains all over the walls, not good.
good breakfasts, good location There is no internet in the hotel at all !!!!!!
Very nice hotel. Room was clean and breakfast was very good. The location might be a bit to far away from the center of town and the railway station (I travelled by train) but I found the extra meters well spent.
Very good proposition in terms of price/ quality. Convenient location - quiet and close to city centre/ metro stations. Nice breakfast (close to continental style). Excellent to stay during October beer events. Good hotel, I liked it. More attention on floor carpets cleanness.
Excellent breakfast, clean room, very well placed - closed to tram and underground It was no heat in the room - but seems this is a habit in all Bavaria, not enough soap in the bathroom
Location, breakfast, the staff, all was actually very very good. I forgot my mobile in my room when check out, but the hotel staff did a very quick and kind arrangement to send my mobile to my house with a perfect save packing. The price however was very reasonable! only 2 small elevetor for such a big hotel looks not to be enough, at least 1 or 2 more?
Its convenient location related to the Oktoberfest fairgrounds.
located by the october fest very high price compared to the services delivered. Only one (1) not so big elevator for the entire building. Is it legal? It seems strange.
Kind welcome at reception
Exelent location for Octoberfest Very poor breakfast for that money
Excellent breakfast buffet with wide range of cold meat/cheese plus hot bacon and eggs. Great choice of breakfast cereals, bread, fruit etc. and cute patio area to enjoy; highly efficient service, with items topped up regularly. Attractive bar which does snacks (though we didn't use). Staff helpful. They recommended Augustinerbraeu nearby for dinner: great on Bavarian atmosphere, generous portions, good cheap house red, but disappointing Wienerschnitzel! Rooms modern and to a high standard of decor; very comfortable beds. Extremely limited public areas. Car parking charged at 12 EUR per night (not necessarily 24 hours!). Car parking not guaranteed in advance. Room somewhat warm, small shower. Few if any English TV channels.
breakfast in the sheltered garden
Best small hotel I have stayed in. Staff, food, ambience, decor, position, price all excellent. Garden a nice surprise too. Bathrooms were a little small, but not enough to complain about.
The hotel was clean and comfortable, the breakfasts were very nice and well presented. It was only one train stop away from the main station which made it easy to get around. I think the directions to locate the hotel could be a little clearer, it says that it is between the train station and a restaurant however it is not quite that simple, if they named the restaurant and perhaps said turn left after leaving the station and at the second set of traffic lights you cross with the .... restaurant on your right it would be perfect.
The hotel was in a great location to visit Oktoberfest. It was clean and well-kept. Our room was sparse and the staff we didn't get the room type we asked for.
the hotel is little far from the city center (approx 3 KM)
The room is one apartment with salon and 2 bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom, and the rooms are spacious and clean. The price is expensive and the hotel is so far from center of the city
The hotel is the perfect location for Oktoberfest activities!! Just 2 blocks and you are there! The breakfast included is impressive and delicious! The cost is substantial but you have to pay for such a prime location for Oktoberfest.
Well-appointed room, very clean and comfortable. Excellent breakfast, with option to eat on a pleasant outside deck. Very professional and helpful staff. No air conditioning, potentially a problem in summer. (But room on North side out of the sun was ok, even in a heat wave!)
Friendly staff, quiet hotel but close to downtown, extremely clean room.
kind staff, excellent breakfast, good value for money...like to visit again!!!
Convenient to Oktoberfest Absolute tiny room
the rooms were very nice, breakfast was very good and included, internet was free in the lobby and it was a very good location
Breakfast, Bathroom the bed can be larger...if possible...
The breakfast was excellent and the lady serving for the breakfast was trying for the best. Some strange young people drinking beer and making noise in the lobby.
good value breakfast and real satellite TV
This hotel offers great value for money. It has decent rooms for a decent price in a location that is not too far off the city center. They have all of the basics covered which makes for a great short stay for people that are not too demanding. There is little to complain about. If you expect luxury you will be disappointed, but if you expect decent lodging you will be satisfied. Only gripe I had was with the soundproofing which could use an update. Sometimes the walls and doors seemed too thin but it is not worse compared to most other hotels I've stayed in.
It is not far from the railway station and has two tram to take. Old, near the street
Clean , comfort, good location , reasonable pay, perfect manager ,Nice staff , free coffee service. except the night time employee " lady" she was not friendly person at all I hope she change her atittude next time.
Breakfast buffet and free internet access is included, while price of the accommodation is relatively not expensive Very small room, hotel staff is not always available and they are not so friendly. Furthermore, there are not so many parking spaces and it is quite far from the city center.
The rooms themselves were very nice and clean. The staff was horrible. We never even saw them once! There were a couple times we needed them (to get the internet password, to get directions, ect), but they were only at the hotel from like 10am-2pm--prime site seeing time.


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Kim Kardashian is looking sexier than ever in the May issue of UK's Cosmopolitan magazine. The brunette bombshell and reality star opens up, admitting that she wants a more private life following her split from husband Kris Humphries.Reality star
Following their televised wedding, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 31, reveals she isn't ready to have another relationship on camera:
"I don't think I would stop doing the reality show. I love doing it, but I wouldn't have another relationship shown on the show. That might be too personal, especially when you're just meeting someone. It's taught me to be more private."
Kim adds: "We know that we put ourselves in the public eye.. We love doing our reality show, and it's opened doors for us to have clothing lines and to do things we've always dreamt of. So it comes with the territory and we know that. But as I get older and go through certain things, it's made me want to be more of a private person."


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Speaking of Cleaning Up for the Super Bowl ...
Down below is that heads-up about the city's plans for giving the city a proper pre-Super Bowl scrub-down -- which, turns out, also merits a mention in the North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee's just-published list of things to watch for in the 41 days left till kick-off in Arlington. As in: increased signage ("The NFL has a very aggressive marketing campaign to promote ticket sales for NFL Experience," says host committee veep Tara Green), billboards ("Not just from the NFL," says Green, "but also from sponsors") and plenty o' scams ("There are enough hotel rooms in the area to accommodate all of the Super Bowl travelers coming in").
Fine. But what we're really looking forward to? Seeing how out-of-towners depict Dallas-Fort Worth upon their descent into the DFW. Because Green's trying like hell to convince outsiders that Dallas is properly live-large-think-big and that Fort Worth is all "cowboys and culture" and that "Arlington is Fun Central." But we know how this'll really go down. Says Green:
"From what we've heard from the international media that have been coming in doing site visits, they want to see cattle. They want to see oil derricks, tumbleweeds, cowboys. I think people are stunned when they get here and see a thriving metropolitan area that's urban and modern."
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DescriptionThis game, the first mission of the 1991 FMV game Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective (itself an adaptation of the 1981 game of the same name, based on the Victorian London of Arthur Conan Doyle's original Sherlock Holmes character) presents players with a mystery which much be unraveled through detective work -- visits to crime scenes, interviews with witnesses and other research through the journalism of the day and gossip as reported by the Baker Street Irregulars. In this first episode the renowned detective and his friend the good Doctor Watson investigate an apparently supernatural rash of murders linked to an Egyptian mummy.
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Disparate opinions on the Killeen City Council have made it difficult to negotiate a major land deal that has been in the works for more than two months.
Local real estate mogul Bruce Whitis has asked the council to endorse his 1,400-acre residential development south of the city limits for the creation of Bell County Municipal Utility District No. 2. Bell County MUD No. 1 exists near Belton.
The city's endorsement will be necessary for Whitis to pass his MUD-2 bill during the 83rd Legislature.
With state approval, the MUD — independent of the city — will establish a new taxing entity in Bell County, governed by a board elected by voters who live in the district.
MUD taxes pay for utilities, including water, wastewater, electricity and waste collection.
"The most planned community in Bell County," as Whitis calls it, also may be the largest development in the county, expected to bring more than 4,500 new homes to a four-mile-long track abutting the Killeen city limits at Chaparral and Trimmer roads.
"It is a rare opportunity to have a project of this size and to do a true master plan community," Whitis said in an interview earlier this month.
If the project is approved by the Legislature, Whitis said he would plan to break ground in two years.
Waiting for the council's endorsement, the developer has delayed a deal to close on the land, which it does not currently own.
Killeen plans to annex the area in the next 15 to 20 years — MUD or no MUD — and the council wants to ensure what is built on the site is appropriate for the city, although it is currently in the county's jurisdiction.
At a workshop this Tuesday, the council is scheduled discuss the consent agreement to the MUD, which contains legal stipulations including building standards and financial obligations that the developer must follow until the land is annexed.
The council plans to vote on the consent agreement at its Feb. 26 meeting.
The challenge of the negotiations has been crafting the regulatory language to enable the council's vision of a "walkable" community without making it impossible for the developer to sell the homes, said Sean Compton, land planner for TBJG Partners in Austin.
Compton said the development will include pocket parks, neighborhood pools, shared-use paths and a landscaped median parkway — the extension of East Trimmer Road.
"What we are trying to do is create a neighborhood, not a subdivision," Compton said.
The agreement will dictate how the developer can build a product 15 or 20 years from now, in a market that is difficult to predict, Compton said.
"You need to build flexibility into the plan," he said. "Look at cars and how much they have changed in 20 years."
During the more than two months of debate — most in closed-door sessions — several members of the council expressed the fear that low standards will result in another Killeen subdivision of densely packed low-cost homes.
At last week's council workshop, Councilman Jared Foster said the minimum standards in the current plan were "antithetical" to the city's comprehensive plan, a document that is supposed to guide the city to smart growth.
"I don't want there to be one more monolithic, somewhat run-amuck housing development in the city of Killeen," Foster said.
According to the draft agreement, the maximum density of the development is three residential dwellings per acre — a ratio that at least four council members thought was too dense.
City Planner Tony McIlwain said the average density in the city is slightly more than three dwellings per acre.
Others members said that placing too many restrictions will not give the developer the flexibility he needs to make the development profitable.
"If it doesn't work for them financially, then they can't do it," Mayor Pro Tem Michael Lower said. "It's not that they won't do it; they can't do it."
The biggest boon for the developer — and potentially the city — would be the $17 million in roads, parks and water and sewer infrastructure that residents of the MUD will pay for through taxes.
The plan is to set property taxes in MUD-2 higher than the city's taxes, which at 74.28 cents per $100 valuation are currently the highest in Bell County.
If the city annexes the MUD after the debts are paid, it will get the infrastructure for free.
If the city annexes the land before the bonds are paid, residents of Killeen would assume the MUD's bond debt.
Out of bounds
Some aspects of the city's plans to impose regulations on an area outside of the city limits remain legally questionable.
The city does have the right to practice eminent domain outside the city limits if it is in the interests of the city, Mayor Dan Corbin said during Tuesday's meeting.
However, overseeing the right-of-way on county roads could be an overstep.
As part of the agreement, the developer agreed to spend $4.1 million rebuilding Chaparral Road, a county-owned road, because of the expected increase in traffic. If the Chaparral Road project costs more than $4.1 million, Killeen would pay the remaining cost, according to the current draft agreement.
The council also requested that the buildings constructed in the MUD meet basic city building codes. However, the city has not found a method for enforcing the codes without sending inspectors, who are paid through city salaries, into the county properties.
County buildings are not required to meet building codes.
Increased revenue
The city of Killeen plans to sell water and sewer services to the development, which will generate revenue for the city without the regular up-front cost of building infrastructure.
The Whitis group has asked that the city pay the $17,000 certificates of convenience and necessity for the potential homes, in exchange for in-kind services. CCNs are required in order for a public entity to provide water to residents and must be obtained through the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
The city also stands to gain from sales tax, since most of the residents would shop in Killeen.
Tough compromises
Over the next two weeks, the council and the developer will look for compromises on the land deal that, if done right, both agree will ultimately benefit the city.
Compton said the agreement has to have flexibility but also accommodate certain values that are important to the community.
"There's only so much you can put into design standards," Compton said. "At some point you just say this is a partnership and we have to trust each other."


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Bangalore: The M Chinnaswamy Stadium is a beehive of activity on the eve of the first One-day International between Australia and India scheduled to be played on March 25. Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) secretary Brijesh Patel and his dedicated team of workers are striving to leave no stone unturned for the success of the event in every sense of the word.
Brijesh, a former international cricketer of repute and an astute businessman, took time off from his hectic schedule to share a few thoughts on what goes behind in organising an event of such magnitude with Thatscricket.com in this exclusive chat.
Conducting such an event seems to involve a whole lot of work, how do you manage the schedule?
We have delegated all the work and every thing is going on smoothly. We have good teams taking care of ground maintenance, wicket, dressing rooms, gate control, hospitality, transport and other aspects, which will make the conduct of this tournament a great success as ever.
Do you consider this as akin to conducting a big marriage?
This is definitely like conducting a big marriage, but we have the infrastructure to meet the demands of the situation. We try to improve with every match and want the public to enjoy and have a nice day. That is definitely the bottom line. We strive to provide good and hygienic food and water at economical costs. We will provide good drinking water - we have connected aqua guards to all the stands, clean toilets and corporate facilities.
What are your comments on the negative publicity that the association has been receiving?
Unfortunately, we have been the butt of ridicule by the wrong press. Some of the leading dailies have become like tabloids and published stories without verifying facts. The team that was defeated by us seems to be behind all this and a section of the press is buying those stories without looking into the truth. Unfortunately, the press will lose its reputation by publishing such stories.
What exactly is the problem for so much of media hype?
The crux of the matter is that we have 33,000 tickets in a seating capacity of 42,000. These tickets are channelised to the public - mind you the public -through different sources. One of the outlets for the public to buy the tickets is the counters. At the counters, we had 10,500 tickets to sell. Normally, we open counters only at 9.00 am, but on March 19 we opened the counters at 7.15 itself because of 'Rahu Kalam' (inauspicious time). The tickets were all sold out in four and half hours.
Even cinema theatres with 1,500 capacity sell their tickets in 20 minutes. The ticket sales were brisk because of the denominations and there wasn't much hassle of change. The remaining tickets are sold through state associations (each south zone association gets 350 tickets and the remaining associations get 25 tickets), BCCI's sponsors like Pepsi, Taj and others, KSCA members - there are 4,500 members and each member gets two tickets, current players, Ranji players, politicians and bureaucrats.
Apart from the tickets, we have to issue passes to so many categories of people including politicians - MLAs, MLCs, MPs, state administration officials, KSCA members, players, Ranji cricketers, press and a whole lot of others. But, without finding out the real situation a section of the press seems to have bad mouthed us.
What was the initial reaction of match referee when he met you on Friday?
Match referee Cammie Smith was very impressed with the facilities. He is coming here after two years and has seen a lot of changes. He was very happy with the arrangements that we are making and expressed total satisfaction.


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Syderstone, Norfolk
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Syderstone, a parish, with a village in Norfolk, 4 miles SE of Stanhoe station on the Hunstanton and West Norfolk section of the G.E.R., and 6 NW from Fakenham. It has a post office under Swaffham; money order and telegraph office, East Rudham. Acreage, 2455; population, 463. There is a parish council consisting of seven members. The manor belonged once to the Robsarts, and belongs now to the Marquis of Cholmondeley, who is also chief landowner. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Norwich; gross value, £488. Patron, the Marquis of Cholmondeley. The church is a small building of flint in the Decorated style, and there are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels.
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This apartment complex is situated about 100 m from the center of town and the beach and 400 meters is the nearest bus stop.
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20 miles - Gerona / 50 miles - Barcelona
The apartments for 2 / 4 have a bathroom, living room, single bedroom, a kitchen with fridge and a balcony.
*In reference to the new tourist tax for Catalunya introduced by the Catalan Ministry all guests staying in any property in Catalunya area will be charged between �0.5 - �2.5 per person per night with a maximum of 7 nights depending on the type of establishment on the spot by the hotelier except people aged 16 or under. Price includes VAT.*
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Air conditioning, heating, garden, animation in high season, children's pool, outdoor pool, restaurant, bar, cafe, mini club for children, playground, games room, TV room, video room, elevator, parking (on request and charge), gym, garden, jacuzzi pool and WiFi in reception.
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There is a bar/restaurant and a terrace cafe.
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The complex has 2 pools, one for adults and one for children.
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These simple apartments will appeal to families and couples looking for a comfortable base for a relaxing holiday in Blanes.
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I made a thing.
Specifically, a paper doll thing.
(Also I'm back.)
It's been a while since I've started any large-scale projects, especially non-computer projects. But after the tragic death of my old laptop, I started making paper dolls for my sister.
Her prefered character choices? VOCALOIDs.
I decided I'd share this with you all in case you were interested. I'm taking suggestions on outfits/accessories I should make for them (based on video game/anime/manga/VOCALOID characters', preferably). My only rule is that they have to be "clean", but if needed, I can modify them somewhat to be more appropriate (bear in mind that my sister is 5).
By the way, here's the dolls (sorry for the poor quality!):
For an up-to-date list of characters/outfits completed, see here.
Also, here's my updated 3DS game case:
...I'm still making a Lyra/Kotone outfit for kokone-- *shot*


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Let me introduce myself. My name is Mark Sisson. I'm 63 years young. I live and work in Malibu, California. In a past life I was a professional marathoner and triathlete. Now my life goal is to help 100 million people get healthy. I started this blog in 2006 to empower people to take full responsibility for their own health and enjoyment of life by investigating, discussing, and critically rethinking everything we've assumed to be true about health and wellness...Tell Me More
This inspiring Primal Blueprint Fitness Video was sent in by reader Tom Greenwald. Let Tom know what you think in the comment board.
The Fitness Video contest has ended, but there are still ways to win prizes and be part of the Primal community here at Mark's Daily Apple. Enter your best recipes (current theme: Primal Snacks) to be included in the Primal Blueprint Reader-Created Cookbook Contest, and submit your New Year's Resolutions video by Jan. 15. In both cases you have a chance to win hundreds of dollars in Primal gear and be featured on MDA. Grok on!
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53 Comments on "Primal Blueprint Forest Sprinting"
Very cool. One of my favorites so far.
Me likes it!!
Especially the way Tom appears out of the tree for the trail run. Funny. And some nice parkour-like moves!
This is really the kind or workout I like (and do myself).
Entertaining. Looks like a great place to workout. I'm dying to do some running but we have so much snow and ice on the ground here in Colorado that it is too dangerous. Think I'll do some snowshoeing instead.
Awesome – this is inspiring and definitely along the lines of the types of workouts I hope to begin developing for myself this year.
TOM – I'd love to know what kind of camera you're using here. I'm on the hunt!
Thanks everyone! I'm really glad that you enjoy my video. Regarding the camera – I'm using a Canon HG20 HD camcorder. A good, practical camera – can't say anything bad about it.
Video was excellent Tom, top notch.
Props. Trail running is where it is at. You should try Trail Tag if you can find a willing friend. Exercise your prey escape and predator hunting instincts as well!
Keep up the great work.
Sounds interesting 🙂
I will definitely give it a try!
Great stuff. I live in Boulder Colorado and do allot of the same things. Has anyone ever tried trail/mountain sprinting in the Vibram Five fingers? It's about as primal as you can get without being completely barefoot. I wear them on some pretty rocky gnarly stuff and absolutely love em. Look them up! They should be considered "standard primal issue"!
I wish I lived near all that forest! Awesome vid.
Very cool. Looks kind of like what we used to do as kids when we "played" in the woods. I may have to break out some snowshoes to do this up here at this time of year though!
Very cool!
Kevin: I live in SLC, Utah and ran most of last spring and summer in my VFF's. Loved it! Made my feet/legs stronger and improved my stride…not to mention, made my runs Primal. High recommended!
Wow!! I wanna do that now! Too bad we've got snow and I'm too much of a wimp to workout in the cold!
Awesome video!
This was made in the autumn, November I guess. Now we also have a lot of snow and some freezing temperatures, so the outside trainings are a little cut back for a while. This picture [http://www.flickr.com/photos/41045065@N04/3900695429/in/set-72157622187434348/] was taken a year ago, now it`s even more snowy.
What a great looking "playground". The workout looks like a monster as well. Well done!
Great video! I'm guessing that you're in the northwest by the terrain. You should try stalking a herd of elk sometime and sprinting to keep up with them as they bolt. Do it in the summer when they have plenty of fat stores on them and won't endanger them for the winter. They are amazing and you'll have memories that you never forget.
Yes, you`re right about the location. That`s an interesting idea that I am looking forward to try. I also like nature photography, I have some of my best shots here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41045065@N04/sets/72157622187434348/
Tom – awesome video. You appear to be the kind of guy who could get chopsticks for Christmas and turn them into some kind of bodweight exercise. Way to go showing us how we can use our environments for a great workout. You walk the talk, my man!
Too much fun!(not implying it looks easy, though). Hmmm… now I have to find someplace like that in Chicago!
Depends on what part of Chicago you live in. I'm on the northwest side and have a nice forested Chicago Park District park within a mile (could swear I've seen crossfitters there before), and one or two more within 5 miles. There might be some place closer than you think!
I want that for my backyard! I'd be lookin' much more fit if that were the case haha.
That was just bad ass! I think Mark should reopen the fitness video contest for about 3min and give the grand prize to you. It's cold here in TX, but you've inspired me to wake up early tomorrow and do a bit of trail running myself. Grok on my friend.
Wow its such a natural way to exercise. It looks amazing and fun to do.
Great video. One thing I'm guilty of is not doing much coordination work like the log walks. Very interesting vid. Thanks.
Truely Awesome video. I loved the workout and really enjoyed the surroundings.
Tom, this is very inspiring. We are about to take out some trees in our hilly, forested back yard and are looking forward to similar workouts ourselves this spring. On the environmental side though, that is a gnarly clear-cut and soil erosion problem you have there! : )
That`s not a soil erosion problem, it`s just a building site for our neighbour`s house, and I am using it while I still can 🙂
Love it! Would like to have a mountain top too, but much of this can be accomplished in my own small back yard. I'm sure going to try.
I might hug the log to my chest for the "Forester's Sprint" instead of behind my head. Don't want the next Darwin Award (www.darwinawards.com) if I trip on something and fall on my face while running with a tree lodged on my neck.
Thanks for putting this together.
Great video. It reminds me of my childhood and my time in the woods.
Great video Tom….although I'm quite certain that your neighbors must think you're nuts! 🙂
I bet they are! 🙂
Hey Mark, what do you think about swim sprints??
Great video! Im planning on doing some trail running this spring as soon as the snow is gone. Or at least when the temp goes above 30.
Cool! You are awesome Tom!!! You rock! Stay healthy!
Forest – the PERFECT primal playground!! :o) Great vid!
Thank you for showing a workout in the nature where it's a bit more cold climate.
Seemes to me that all natural workout proponents lived in tropical weather close to the sea.. 🙂
Tom, what is the name of the song and band on your very inspiring video?
American analog set – the only one
WWhoao, I can imagine Grok in this environment, seriously primal 🙂
I thought this guy was wearing VFFs, but apparently he's just wearing shoes? No wonder why his running around didn't look right..
But still a really great exercise
That makes running look fun for a change.
You seem to be a guy w/a real creative mind and practical sense – Thanks for the great articles and inspiration!
Reminds me of how children like to walk when hiking. They'll say, "Race me up to the top of the hill!" and then they'll walk along a log. And, then they skip down the road and back. And, so on.
Somewhere along the line, we seem to lose that "fun" of activity just for the joy of it.
Great! Now I HAVE to go an buy a National Forest! Way to go Tom! 😉
The only thing that should have been missing were his shoes… haahahha!
Get some vibram 5 fingers, or better yet, go barefoot, and this would be perfect!
Started Primal sprinting with my son in the bike trail near my house. Trying to expand to the whole family. We even posted a video on Youtube!
Great workout–the most fun and UN-boring one ever! Any chance you could let me know the band/song on the video? Loved it!


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Seniors 69
Soon we will celebrate the arrival of 2019 and there by arrive at 50 years since we as seniors graced the halls of the historic high school of Garland Texas, Garland High School Home of the Fighting Owls.
Do you remember the Diary Queen, the Malt Shop, Morgan Music Center?
Those times, those days, fill my memory vividly!
Our semicentennial is fast approaching and many of us are experiencing a big change in our lives; retirement, grandparents, empty nesters, taking care of our own parents, it's time for us to really celebrate those days when we were all one, Seniors 69'.
Lets plan our 50 year reunion and lets make it organic and down home and real, no formalities,no ballrooms.
I am reminded of our 40 year reunion and how great it was...Can We Do It Again?????
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Short Story Elements
Internal Conflict
External Conflicts
External Conflict
Dynamic vs. Static
Round vs. Flat
This is the "where." The place can range from a single room in a house, to an entire country. The circumstances of the place can effect how the characters respond to certain situations.
Time in the setting can be as specific as a certain hour within a day, to a certain month, year, or as broad as a whole time period.
Time is important because it determines what is appropriate for the story.
The atmosphere of the setting consists of many different elements that create the mood in a story.
Details about how a place looks, the weather, darkness, light, and again, time of day, can create the atmosphere in a story. This helps us determine the overall mood of a text.
is the central character in a story. He or she may or may not be the "hero" of the story, but is usually the one with whom the audience identifies.
characters change throughout the course of a plot. This does not mean physical change. They may change their thinking, opinions, or attitude. This change usually affects the outcome of the story.
Characters whose many personality traits are revealed and described by the author, are
Characterization refers to methods by which the author develops a character.
This type of conflict occurs within a character.
Person vs. Self: Occurs when a character struggles with his or her own thoughts and desires, or a personal experience.
This conflict involves a character against some sort of outside force.
Place, time, and Situation in which the story happens.
People, animals, or imaginary beings that take part in the action of a story.
is usually the character in opposition to the protagonist. In some cases, the antagonist may not be a character at all, but just an opposing force. (nature, society, internal conflict)
characters do not change, but
they stay the same throughout the story.
Characters who are described simply that we don't know much about, are
An author may develop a character by:
describing physical appearance.
revealing the character's nature through his/her own speech, thoughts, feelings, and actions.
revealing the character's nature through others' speech, thoughts, feelings, and actions.
having the narrator make direct comments about the character.
The struggle between two opposing forces.
Man vs. Man
: This type of conflict involves two opposing characters.
Man vs. Nature
: The main character may struggle with the forces of nature.
Man vs. Society
: The character may struggle with elements of government or culture.
The main idea an author wishes to express with readers.
The theme must usually be inferred.
"THE MEssage"
The exposition sets the tone, establishes the setting, and introduces the characters with important background information.
The conflict is usually resolved during the falling action. Any "loose ends" are tied up.
The rising action consists of the events that move the plot along, usually by adding complications or expanding the conflict.
The climax, often called the "turning point," is the moment when the reader's interest and emotional intensity reaches the highest point. Occurs towards the end of the story and sometimes hints towards the resolution of the conflict.
The denouement, or resolution is the end of the story when the action ends and most matters are resolved.
The sequence of events in a story.
In your own words, tell me what you think the theme of this story is. What message was the author trying to tell us?
1st Person POV - Story is told from the characters perspective.
I, me, my…
3rd Person Limited - 3rd Person Limited: story told from narrator perspective but can only see one characters thoughts
He, she…
3rd Person Omniscient - 3rd Person Omniscient: story is told from the narrators perspective and they are "all knowing"
Him, they, she…
Point of View
Any recurring element that has symbolic significance in a story. Through its repetition, a motif can help produce other narrative (or literary) aspects such as theme or mood.
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Name: Amy AlexanderHometown: The Woodlands, TexasSchool: The University of Texas at AustinYear: SeniorMajor: Nutrition, Pre-med

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I love my school, but I almost went to: Nowhere! I knew I wanted to go to the University of Texas and represent the Texas Longhorns. My dream forced me to keep my grades up in high school so that I was sure to be admitted.

My best physical feature is: Probably my eyes. The color is an exact replica of my dad's eyes.

If I had to watch one movie on loop forever, it would be:The Notebook.

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The shows I DVR/TiVo are:Grey's Anatomy and Chopped, from the Food Network

My favorite Web sites are: ESPN, CNN, and Facebook.

My favorite people to follow on Twitter are: ... I do not have a Twitter right now. Perhaps I will set one up in the near future.

My worst habit is: Not sleeping as much as I should.

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So moms need your advice for some time now my kids have been very very picky as to what foods they eat me and my husband buy dinners to make and they will not eat them we have started to buy TV dinners for them and hotdogs peanut butter sandwich sometimes braylon and Ciara will eat off my plate what I am eating but will not eat it on there own plate we are in a pickle please helps cause the way they are eating is not really the way we want to feed them
My son is a picky eater too. He likes burgers, pizza, and unhealthy snacks, but I'm trying to add more veggies and fruit into his diet. His appetite just fine, but he prefers unhealthy food. Si I'm kind of playing around, and he can have pizza ones a week, Burger King every Sunday after church, but he has to eat the food we have at home. I never force him to eat everything on the plate, he will get hungry and ask for a meal. May be try to add more of their favorite fruit, search different recipes and cook together.
They love there fruit we have tried to cook all together and they still do not eat it my one son does not like meat he used but not anymore is that weird? I feel they have a poor diet and am trying to get them to eat the foods that we eat well sometimes cause I like spinach I have asked them to try it they say no lol
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I know, it's tough. My son used to like like fish, but not anymore. talk to your doctor if you think they have a poor diet. May be it will be recommended to add some shakes, like Pedia Sure or something like that
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I have done that before were they will eat what I make but don't like really doing that cause growing up my parents made me eat what ever they made and I hated that soo much I find it kinda wrong cause i see it like you would not want someone to make you eat something you don't like I just buy them food that they will eat which is something i'm starting to not like so i'm in a bit of trouble lol
kids are weird.. but hold tight its just a faze they go through plus they might be testing your patience with them. Have u tried taking them to the store and letting them pick out the dinner? May be with a few limits like if they chose hotdogs ask them if they like chili or and cheese. that worked with my youngest who would eat just fruit and junk now she will at least do a "No Thank You" bit and try the foods i offer and if all else fails i give her a pediasure (can't spell) the drink doc recommends for kids who don't eat all food groups
Yes we have token them shopping with us before sometimes it worked others no and we have also tried if they get hotdogs chili or cheese can go with it to it don't work on them no more lol I have also gave them food supplement like that but they don't like the taste anymore ughhhhhh lol
O man than i don't know have you talked to their doc to see what they can do to help?
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I was involved in a car accident that happened this past Monday. The person in front of me backed up and hit me because he was talking to someone that passed by. He backed in me. I called the police. The police officer came and asked me was I driving too fast? I told her no. We both said that he backed up and hit me. When he got out of the car, he said he didn't see my car and it was too small. When I picked up my police report, she made it seem like I hit him, but I didn't. When she drew the accident, it doesn't match at all. He hit me front driver's light, but how she drew it, it look like he hit the front of my car. She did not asked what happened. She just assumed that I hit him. When I called him Tuseday, I said my name. He asked who, then I said the one you hit, then he said ok.
Did you take pictures of the car with your camera phone (if you have one)? I assume when you said ("she") you're talking about the police officer. You should go the police department to complain about the incorrect report. The police officer may have made an honest mistake when completing the report. At the same time, did you contact your insurance company?Ask a similar question
As I am not licensed in your state, I can only provide you with some general guidance. The police report is not conclusive on any issue. The adverse driver does not seem to contest the fact he backed up into you.
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You need an attorney. You may want to contact the local bar for a reference.
Meanwhile take photographs of the scene and your injuries.
As far as any injury claims, no lawyer can really fully answer a legal question for an inured client without knowing:
1) what your injury is;
2) exactly how the injury it occurred;
3) the amount of your medical bills;
4) the future treatment and prognosis of your injury;
5) your lost income or wages;
6) cost of services you couldn't perform (i.e. yard work, house cleaning...)
7) any other damages (Spousal services, mileage expenses, property damages, etc.)
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For example, in Georgia, the statute usually runs or expires 2 years from your injury for a personal injury case and 12 months in Georgia for workers compensation.
Medical Malpractice claims can be longer or shorter.
You should act now!
Do not give the "other side", their insurance company nor their lawyer a recorded statement or a medical authorization.
Keep in mind, defendants their lawyers and their claims office are not your friend and they are NOT on your side.
One of the most frustrating events that I have encountered as an attorney, is when someone is barred from a recovery, due to a legal time limitation.
Legal time limitations are called "Statute of Limitations". These are laws which prevent legal remedies in relation to wrongful conduct.
Many people may try to do what they believe is "the right thing" by waiting to see how something is going to turn out before they file a claim. They often simply just wait too long.
Some people are even tricked by defendants or their insurance companys into delaying past the statutory time periods.
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Statutes vary by state and like most rules, almost all have exceptions.
~Appropriate legal action, notice and claims must take place well in advance of the statute if you want to be safe in pursuing an action.
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~Act now!
Good Luck
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