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Hi!how are you I am looking up to take a real estate domain which really matched the the exact..Please let me know that what is good and authentic source to get it.
There are hundreds of domain resellers around. I prefer to find a local one, as it's easier to ring them for support if you need it, but really, that's a minor thing. A new one that I heard recommended recently was https://www.hover.com/, so you might like to check that out.
$15 for that. How about namecheap for $9
I really like http://easydns.com, I don't work for them but hold all my domains there. Here is what I like about them:
I have a strong vote for godaddy
I've been using domainsonly for years because I know the guy that's behind it and I fully trust him. I would wish that the managerment system was more user friendly but my trust in this guy is so big that I don't even mind it.
He really knows his stuff and he's really helpful when we had a problem with certain domains (thanks to certain customers that leave everything for the last minute :lol: )
namecheap it is ok, from my point of view.You can try also namesilo.
I've been using Namecheap for the past three years. They have an easy formula for transferring domains.
Also you can transfer funds for purchases and renewals with no problems and I've never had my funds lost.
I dont think buyng domain from any where matters ,,, what matters is the hosting...
IMHO it does matter. When you buy a domain you also need public DNS management and perhaps advance features to help with mail and complex public url forwarding. Most registrars run their own DNS management; therefore you are at bay to how good their management works and if the DNS gets forwarded quickly to the region and world abroad.
Some registrars give you a good amount of free services while others make segmented commodities out of all the little services they have, this is the way that they offer a cheap domain registration and then you pay for this and that service, so for many users it is not as inexpensive as they wanted.
I have bought 5 domains from NameCheap so far and and all of them are working fine. I also got excellent support from them. Godaddy also goes fine.
You can register a domain for only $4.95 here: http://www.webshiver.com/cheapest-domain-registration/
GoDaddy registers the cheapest domains when you use a coupon. Normally, you will get your domain registered at around 9$/year. Choose any registrar according to your ease and comfort
GoDaddy is known to be the one of the cheapest domain registrars out there especially if you get a hold of some of their promotions or coupon codes, they occasionally have a 1$ domain sale...
Got a $1 .com domain today from GoDaddy. I have used them for a year, and I am a noob webmaster, and so far no problems. Support is quick as long as it's a supported issue of course. I heard their hosting is terrible though. I got hosting from somewhere else.
Hi - you hear occasional horror stories about GoDaddy so, though thousands of people use without a problem, I'll sound a small note of caution.
Having said that, I do use Webmaster7 for most of my domain purchases. This is a rebrand of GoDaddy – white label – but it's cheaper.
I have to say, the Godaddy backend is peculiar and sometimes frustrating.
To spread things around a bit, I then also use Namecheap.
Godaddy for domain purchase is perfect and problem free. Godaddy for hosting is were you hear problems. They are just too big to give personal attention. I suggest godaddy for domains and Hostgator for hosting. You should keep them separate. Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
I'm using Godaddy and Bluehost
HiI really like godaddy , very convenient or 1name1day if you want to buy a valuable and cheap domain


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Game 1 – Providence (0-6)
WP: Alexis Sargent (2-0), 1.2 IP, 0 H, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 K
LP: Shanelle Harrell (0-1), 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 0 K, HBP (Weaver)
Down 7-1 after the fourth inning against Providence, Penn looked as if they might not be able to notch their fourth win in a row. However, in the bottom of the fifth inning, the Quakers proved that they shouldn't be counted out, scoring six runs and tying the game on a grand slam from freshman Leah Allen. The next inning, freshman Alexis Sargent knocked a second home run out of the park to score the winning run.
Providence started hot out of the gate in the top of the first, scoring five runs. The Friars then scored another run in the second inning and took a 6-0 lead.
Penn got on the board in the bottom of the third after Vanessa Weaver tallied the first hit for the Red and Blue with a double to left center. Weaver was then knocked in by Casey Stevko's single to left center. Providence still held the lead at 6-1.
In the top of the fourth, the Friars increased the point margin by six again after Kristie Dederick hit a ground-rule double out to left field with McKall Miller on second base. However, the score didn't stay at 7-1 for long.
Leading off in the bottom of the fifth for the Quakers in the sixth spot was Lauren Li, who singled out to right field. Out at second on a fielder's choice, Courtney Cuzick took first and advanced to second after Weaver singled up the middle. With the top of the order due up and bases loaded, both Turchin and Gorney singled and Penn added two to the board. After Kayla Dahlerbruch hit a pop up, the Red and Blue faced two outs and bases loaded.
It was one of those moments where everyone held their breath, wondering what was going to happen next.
Freshman Leah Allen walked up to the plate and answered, blasting the ball out to left field and notched her first collegiate grand slam to tie the game at 7-7.
Penn's defense held off Providence in the top of the sixth, keeping them to one hit while leaving two on base.
With the opportunity to take the lead, the Red and Blue watched Alexis Sargent take matters into her own hands and hit a bomb out of the park to score the winning run and record her first collegiate home run. The Quakers took the field for one final outing and quickly ended the contest.
Game 2 – USF (22-7)
WP: Sara Nevins (12-4), 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 ER, 0 BB, 3 K
LP: Alexis Borden (2-3), 6.2 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 4 K
The intensity and determination didn't stop after the comeback over Providence, as Penn took a short break and prepared to play host USF in a game under the lights. The Bulls came out on top at the last minute after innings of battling back and forth. USF, which is receiving votes for the top 25, improved to 22-7 with the victory and the Quakers snapped their four-game winning streak and have a record of 4-5.
Turchin led off for the Red and Blue with a single up the middle but was the only one to record a hit that inning. With three quick outs, Penn was back on offense and in the batter's box was Sargemt, who singled out to right field. Like Turchin, Sargent was left on first at the end of the inning.
With zeroes across the board for USF, the Quakers had their best scoring opportunity in the top of the third, after an intentional walk which put a second runner on the bases with two outs. Allen approached the plate but was unable to get anyone home safely, striking out on a full count. The Bulls recorded their first hit during their next at bat, but the two teams' defenses were tough as nails making it difficult for either team to do much else.
On their last opportunity to win the game in the bottom of the seventh, USF recorded two hits and a run, ending the tight contest, 1-0.
Penn and USF combined for a total of seven hits and one run over the seven innings played. A total of five Quakers were left on base during the game, while only three were left by the Bulls.
Coaches and members of the Track and Field team also made an appearance at the game against USF to support their fellow Quakers.
The Red and Blue will be back in action tomorrow when they square off with Butler at 11 a.m. and Maine at 1:15 p.m.
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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- The USS Enterprise has set sail on its final voyage.
Officials say the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, which was featured in the film "Top Gun," left Norfolk, Va., around noon on Sunday.
The ship with more than 4,000 crew members has been a part of history over the past 50 years. It was involved in several wars and played a prominent role in the Cuban missile crisis. It also served as a spotter ship for John Glenn's historic orbit of Earth.
The Enterprise is the longest aircraft carrier in the U.S. fleet. It is also the oldest.
The ship is both old and one-of-a-kind, meaning maintenance can be tricky. Crew members acknowledge life at sea can be tough because they often have to build spare parts from scratch.


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HOUSTON - More and more men and women are getting married later in life and that can pose challenges to couples who want to have children. But doctors are encouraging creative approaches to family planning.
Teresa and John Rocky were in their late 40s by the time they met and married.
"We talked about what it would be like to have children and, unfortunately, I couldn't," said Teresa Rocky.
In the search for solutions, the couple decided to work with what is formally known as a gestational carrier and more commonly known as a surrogate.
"We heard about the fertility process and a spark kind of started and I guess it just kind of went from there," John Rocky explained.
According to the Council for Responsible Genetics, the number of babies born to gestational carriers grew 89 percent between 2004 and 2008.
Fertility specialist Dr. Moshe Peress said more couples are waiting until they're much older to marry and start families.
"Families are not what they used to be families are different," said Peress. "We find even single men who are trying to have a baby. They need to have the sperm, they need to have the egg and they need to have a uterus."
But choosing surrogacy is far from simple as the Rockys discovered.
"It was trying, certainly a lot of bumps in the road," said Teresa. "It was not a smooth process. We had some setbacks along the way."
The Rockys went through two donors before getting viable embryos and two gestational carriers, before they became parents of twin boys.
"It's a roller-coaster ride, but ultimately would we have done it again? Absolutely, because every morning when we look at these babies, it was worth everything," said Teresa.
Beyond surrogacy, scientists are testing another way for women to preserve their fertility by removing tissue from a young woman's ovaries and preserving it for re-transplantation later in life.
So theoretically, a 50-year-old woman could ovulate like a 20-year-old, producing healthy, viable eggs.
Choosing to use a gestational carrier is expensive. Surrogates typically get paid between $12,000 and 25,000 per pregnancy, and the costs to the intended parents can range from $40,000 to $100,000.
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On Thursday I found a package of frozen stuffed clams at the store so I thought it'd be interesting to try them on the grill. Sure, fresh would've been better but for $6 I figured I'd take a chance.
Once the surf was taken care of I decided to round out the meal with some turf. Specifically, a thick t-bone.
Since this month's Block Party theme is side dishes I decided to try grilling carrots. After looking around online I decided to mix some butter and balsamic vinegar to use as a seasoning paste, and after the carrots were done I put them back into the dish and they melted the butter into a nice glaze.
A hot fire and cast iron are perfect for beef.
The clams took the longest and partway through I drizzled a little olive oil on each.
My plate. Looks like I forgot to add the clams.
Since I don't eat carrots this has to be Mrs. Chicken's plate. She liked the carrots although she would've preferred less balsamic vinegar, and we both liked the steak and the clams. If I'd made them they would've had more crab and clam and less filler in the filling, but even so they tasted pretty good.


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TWO care homes have been rapped by a health watchdog for the second time in six months.
White Ash Brook in Oswaldtwistle, and Addison Court in Accrington, were both told make improvements to the management of residents' medication last summer, but inspectors said they were still failing to meet the required standard.
The Care Quality Commission has now taken enforcement action at White Ash Brook, on Thwaites Road, which is reserved for serious or repeated breaches. This can include the restriction or suspension of services, but is open to challenge by the home and further details have yet to be announced.
The CQC said concerns over the recording, stock control and staff training around medicines had not been addressed, despite an action plan being drawn up after the previous inspection.
It added: "We found that people continued to be at risk of missing doses of medication because sufficient stocks were not maintained to allow continuity of treatment. The manager had notified us of recent incidents where several people had missed doses of medication.
"Appropriate action had been taken once this was identified, but the home's policy for ordering medicines had not been adhered to."
The home met the three other essential standards examined.
Mimosa Healthcare, which runs the home, said: "We are working hard to ensure our procedures with regards to the management of medicines are further improved and any concerns are addressed.
"The home has recently appointed a new manager and, with the regulator, is working hard to ensure improvements are implemented quickly."
Addison Court, in Addison Street, has again been told to take action over its management of medicines, although the CQC acknowledged there had been some improvements.
A spokesman for the home said: "A thorough action plan is in place to address the one issue outstanding and to drive sustained improvements in this area. We are confident that progress has been made and that our actions will satisfy the CQC and the home will be fully complaint very shortly."


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I love popcorn. I do. My absolute most favorite way to enjoy it is plain, freshly popped, with some M&M's mixed in. That isn't usually available so I settle for freshly popped, and since we were introduced to Orville Redenbacher's Pop Up Bowls around Oscar time, those have become a staple in our house (you can add your own M&Ms if you like)! There is a fabulous sweepstakes going on over on our Couch Critics Facebook Page for Orville Redenbacher Pop-Up Bowls.
Once you like the page, you can enter to win some AWESOME prizes (up to a $500 gift card) like gift cards and popcorn, BUT……..
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Like the Couch Critics page and tell them at which Walmart you found your Orville Redenbacher's Pop Up Bowls for a chance to win shopping gift cards every week! Store numbers may be found at the bottom of your Walmart receipt or here. For every friend you invite that enters, you get an EXTRA ENTRY! (Am I making that obvious? Because thats extra chances to win!!)
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Chamber hires two new vice presidents
Published: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 5:24 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 5:24 p.m.
The Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce has hired a former diplomat to China and a former chief of staff for the mayor of Birmingham, Ala., to fill key positions.
Kamal Latham started Monday as vice president of public policy to lead the Chamber's efforts advocating for the business community and working with city, county, regional and state governments.
Latham served as a diplomat for the U.S. Department of State under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, working on economic affairs from the embassy in Beijing. He received a Meritorious Honor Award for his work negotiating air services rights credited with generating $5 billion in new business for U.S. air carriers over five years, according to a news release from the Chamber.
Latham is also president of Diplomatic Treatment Corporate Consulting specializing in business development in China. He has a master's in public policy from Harvard University and a bachelor of arts in political science and history from Temple University.
He and wife, Jonnel, have two children.
Latham takes the job last held by Ife Goodson.
Deborah Bowie, 43, starts Monday as vice president of Chamber development, which includes managing staff and providing resources to help members and other local businesses.
She replaces Sonia Douglas, who resigned in January for a career move.
Bowie, a Miami native, comes to Gainesville from Albany, Ga., where she served as senior director of public policy and communications with the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce.
Before that, she served as chief of staff for the mayor of Birmingham and vice president of community development for the Birmingham Regional Chamber of Commerce.
She has a bachelor's in communications from Xavier University of Louisiana.
Bowie and her husband have four children, including 4-year-old triplets.
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Bullpen falters as Cardinals fall in Pittsburgh
Maness gives up go-ahead homer; Lynn continues strong stretch
PITTSBURGH -- Cardinals manager Mike Matheny selected what he believed to be the more favorable matchup, but it would be the Pirates who celebrated the result.
Matheny's decision to allow Seth Maness to face pinch-hitter Ike Davis in the eighth inning of a tie game vs. the Pirates backfired on Tuesday when Maness misplaced a changeup that Davis tattooed for a go-ahead three-run homer. The blast, Davis' ninth of the season, kept the Cardinals from a chance at another come-from-behind win and provided a 5-2 win to a Pittsburgh club trying to keep pace in the National League Central and NL Wild Card race.
It was Davis' third pinch-hit homer of the season, which is three more than the Cardinals have as a team.
"You just can't give up a home run right there," said Maness, who had allowed five in his 58 previous appearances. "[You have to] try to keep it in the ballpark. Three runs are big."
The outcome naturally drew questions about the matchup, as Davis was hitting .251 against right-handers this season -- compared to .100 (3-for-30) with no homers against lefties. Lefty specialist Randy Choate was ready to face him, but Matheny felt certain that if he summoned Choate, Pirates manager Clint Hurdle would make the quick switcheroo and send up one of the two right-handed bats off his bench to face him.
Those options -- Chris Stewart (.444/.500/.556) and Jordy Mercer (.316/.353/.453) -- have feasted against left-handed pitching all season.
In the end, the decision boiled down to a preference of having Maness face Davis or Choate face a right-handed batter. Matheny opted to stick with Maness, who had gotten into the eighth-inning mess by allowing a pair of one-out singles.
"I trust Seth to get an out right there moreso than have Randy out there with a right-hander come in to face him," Matheny said. "Any time we bring Randy in, we have to be, in my opinion, in a game-changing situation and extremely confident that that lefty is going to stay in there. And I've watched Clint too many times. I know exactly what he's going to do in those situations.
"Both Stewart and Mercer are weapons, and he's not going to hold onto them normally. He would tell you now that he would, but overall, that's usually the deciding factor. That's putting Randy in a real tough spot."
Of the other lefty options in the 'pen, Sam Freeman had already pitched an inning, Nick Greenwood was still recovering from a three-inning outing on Sunday and Tyler Lyons was being held back in case the Cardinals needed a multiple-inning appearance later. Matheny was also looking to stay away from dominant setup man Pat Neshek unless the Cardinals had entered the eighth with a lead.
Davis' blast came an inning after the Cardinals had scraped together a game-tying, two-run rally while chasing starter Gerrit Cole. Though he had thrown 104 pitches, Cole took the mound in the seventh having allowed only one hit -- a Kolten Wong double with two outs in the sixth. The Cardinals quickly knocked him out with consecutive hits to open the frame.
"I just wish I was more efficient," Cole said. "I kind of ran out of bullets there toward the end. I made good, quality pitches late. But it goes to show why it's imperative to make quality pitches early."
Left-hander Tony Watson inherited the trouble, allowing one run to score on Jon Jay's sacrifice fly and another when pinch-hitter Randal Grichuk delivered a two-out game-tying single. That hit was set up by Jhonny Peralta going first to third on Oscar Taveras' eighth career hit off a lefty.
"That aggressiveness that we didn't see in Philly, we're watching these guys do now," Matheny said. "We're going to keep doing that, keep the throttle down and be aggressive on the basepaths."
The hit was Grichuk's first for the Cardinals since June, as he had just been recalled from the Minors earlier in the day after Shane Robinson was placed on the disabled list. The hit also continued a recent spurt of success from St. Louis pinch-hitters, who are a combined 7-for-14 with five RBIs over their last 16 plate appearances.
"I'm just trying to go up there and be confident and aggressive," said Grichuk, who arrived having hit lefties at a .325 clip in Triple-A. "It got the job done. It's good for the confidence, and hopefully I can roll into tomorrow and get another one."
The pair of runs took Lance Lynn off the hook for a loss after the right-hander contributed another strong starting effort. With his 19th start of at least six innings, Lynn dueled Cole well by minimizing the damage during a pair of bases-loaded jams early. He got out of one unscathed and the other with one run allowed after the Pirates executed a hit-and-run and then foiled a double-play attempt.
Josh Harrison poked a leadoff homer over the left-field wall in the next inning to push the Pirates' lead to 2-0. The homer was the first allowed by Lynn since his July 9 start against the Pirates.
"When you get into those situations, it's you versus him and you have to do everything you can to make it where we have a chance, no matter what," Lynn said of relishing the matchup. "I did everything I could to keep it close."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


text: Whitegate Farm (1 reviews) from £16.00 to £17.00 Family + unit Contact Us Select Section Overview This is a Certificated Site (CS). These select sites are small, privately run campsites that operates under the Club's jurisdiction and can only accommodate up to 5 caravans or motorhomes and up to 10 trailer tents or tents, unless express permission has been given by the Club to accommodate more. They range from secluded Hideaways to fully facilitated family friendly sites, and are often found in locations where larger commercial sites are prohibited so you could be camping close to a beach or in the National Park, for example. Site Details This site was last visited by a Site Officer in 2016. 2.5 acres, level. Bkg ad. Directions Directions to this site are available to members when logged in. Facilities Whitegate Farm has the following facilities on or around the site. Touring Caravans Trailer Tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up Storage facilities Open site Showers No dedicated accessible facilities Dishwashing facilities Fishing (licence may be required) Electric hook-up Motorhomes Tents Hardstanding only pitch Grass only pitch (no electric) Flushing toilet Washbasins Chemical toilet disposal point Ball games Pets welcome Reviews Review Expand review Recommended: no 2.3 The site is situated directly next to a busy main road which was not completely clear and made... review (Club Member) stayed May 2012 This review is for Whitegate Farm The site is situated directly next to a busy main road which was not completely clear and made the stay a little noisy! Completely unsatisfied with the cleanliness of the shower/toilet facilities, the bins in the only working toilet (out of the three) had not been emptied in the 4 days of our stay and the place was covered in grime, dirt and cobwebs. A little dirt is to be expected in the great outdoors but not to this extreme... Although the fact of the busy road cannot be remedied, the facilities could be. If the effort was invested into the facilities this site would be more appealing. Towing: Easy Location: Country Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 1 Facilities: 1 Pricing The fees for Whitegate Farm were last updated in 2014.The following fees are just given as a guide, so please always check with the site.The fee for staying on site for one night is :£16.00 - £17.00 for 2 Adults, 2 Children, 1 Unit including Hook-up * Please note the site open dates are 01 January 2017 - 31 December 2017


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Hospital Shift Changes A Dangerous Time For Patients
Before physicians at Massachusetts General Hospital finish their 13-hour shifts in the surgical intensive care unit, they hand off their patients to the crew taking over. The outgoing and incoming doctors carefully exchange important information about each patient to ensure that they are properly cared for through the next shift.
Cheryl Ryan, a clinical nurse specialist who works in the surgical ICU, says the doctors begin conversing about the sickest patients and then make their way down the entire list. "It's based on the acuity of patients," she said, "It's just a standard way they have developed over time."
But many hospitals don't follow such a process, increasing the risk of medical errors, according to Dr. Michael Cohen of the University of Michigan.
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THANK YOU for wanting a RESCUED DOG/PUP!!!!
GOD'S DOGS Rescue, in San Antonio TX, does not have a shelter - ALL of our dogs are raised in foster homes in the San Antonio area. UPON adoption this dog/pup will be transported to you in YOUR area!!
Each dog comes spayed or neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations that are appropriate for their age, micro-chipped, heart worm tested and on current on monthly flea/tick and heart worm preventative. Medical records will come with each dog at the time of adoption.
****Please realize that breed mix and size when grown are guesstimates based on the dog/pup's characteristics and coloring, unless we have mother/father in our rescue...*****
ALL OF THIS IS INCLUDED IN THE ADOPTION FEE OF $200.00 for adoptions in TEXAS only. IF THIS IS AN OUT OF STATE ADOPTION, TRANSPORT TO YOU is included in the adoption fee of $400.00 for adult dogs and $450.00 for puppies. We transport all over the country!!
All our dogs are socialized and we try to provide you a good understanding of the dog's personality. Please visit our website for more information about what we do; http://www.yourtxrescueconnection.org/. You will also find helpful information about transport, our adoption application and pictures of our all our dogs/pups looking for homes!!
Please contact DEBBIE DAVIS at firstname.lastname@example.com,or JULI MARCHBANKS at email@example.com for more information and/or fill out an adoption application on our site.
Thank you for wanting to adopt a rescued dog, their LIVES depend on it!
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Last week I had a wonderful opportunity to return to NJCASA to co-facilitate a second training on Making the Connection between Healthy Sexuality and Sexual Violence Prevention for advocates in NJ. My training partner, Alison Bellavance, M.Ed., Senior Director of Education & Training at Planned Parenthood Keystone is someone I am constantly learning from.
Many of the tools we share in this training have been foundational in my process of learning about human sexuality. You see, I received the "standard American" experience of sex ed which leaned on abstinence-only messages over comprehensive information. The road to being a healthy sexuality advocate has involved a lot of learning, and I love being able to share tools like the circles of sexuality and characteristics of a sexually healthy adult with others working in sexual violence prevention. Teaming up with a collaborator from the sexuality education field helps me feel like I get the inside scoop, so I was so excited to learn this helpful formula for talking about sex from Alison.
Alison started off by sharing some great tips for talking with children and young adults (or anyone) about sex. Then she walked us through this formula that can help anyone feel more prepared and confident answering tough questions about sex.
The formula
Always start with the response: "That's a great question."
This response encourages openness and dialogue, but it also buys you time to think about how you will answer the question.
If the question is fact-based you can:
a. Give them an answer
b. Or say, "I don't know, but I can find out."
Example: Is it possible to get pregnant from oral sex?
If the question is value-based it's important to share that there is likely not a clear yes or no since all of our experiences and needs are unique.
To provide context for this variety of experiences you can walk through the following leads.
"For some..."
"For others..."
"For you..."
Example: When is the right age to start having sex?
This formula was created by Catherine Dukes, PhD, Vice President of Education & Training, Planned Parenthood of Delaware.
Participants put theory to practice in the form of a small group activity, and we asked some tough questions. Our sample questions exposed curiosity, taboos and misinformation. The great strength of this formula is that it highlights how we can respond to questions about sex in a way that builds everyone's comfort, confidence and understanding.
Consider a question that you may have been asked in your personal or professional life. Do you think this formula could be helpful in deciding how to respond?


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Important Questions to Ask Aging Parents
Remember "the talk" your parents initiated (maybe) with you many years ago? Well, now it's your turn to sit on the opposite side of the table. If you're the adult child of aging parents, it's important to open up a conversation about their future needs and wishes. The best time to do so is when your parents are relatively healthy and active. Otherwise, you may find yourself making critical decisions on their behalf in the midst of a crisis--without a road map.
The reality, though, is that many adult children would rather avoid such a discussion, because it can create feelings of fear and loss on both sides, and adult children want to avoid getting too personal by asking about financial or other matters. Here are some questions in the areas of finances, health, living situation, and memorial wishes that can help you start a conversation.
- What institutions hold your assets? Ask your parents to create a list of their bank, brokerage, and retirement accounts, including account numbers and online user names and passwords, if applicable. You should also know where to find their insurance policies (life, home, auto, disability, long-term care), Social Security cards, titles to their house and vehicles, outstanding loan documents, and past tax returns. If your parents have a safe-deposit box or home safe, make sure you can access the key or combination.
- Do you currently work with any financial, legal, or tax advisors? If so, get a list of names with contact information.
- How often do you meet with your financial advisor? Do you think it would be helpful to do so soon? Would you like me to come?
- Do you need help paying monthly bills or reviewing items like credit card statements, medical receipts, or property tax bills?
- Do you have a durable power of attorney? A durable power of attorney is a legal document that allows a named individual (such as an adult child) to manage all aspects of a parent's financial life if he or she becomes disabled or incompetent.
- Do you have a will? If so, find out where it's located and who is named as executor. If it's more than five years old, your parents may want to review it to make sure their current wishes are represented. Ask if they have any specific personal property disposition requests that they want to discuss now (e.g., Aunt Agnes should get the china set).
- Are your beneficiary designations up-to-date? Designated beneficiaries on insurance policies, pensions, IRAs, and investments trump any instructions in your parents' wills.
- Do you have an overall estate plan? A trust? A living trust can help manage an estate while your parents are still living.
- What doctors do you currently see? Do they have experience treating seniors? Are you happy with the care you're getting? If your parents begin to need multiple medical specialists and/or home health services, you might consider hiring a geriatric care manager, especially if you don't live close by.
- What medications are you currently taking?
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- Do you have an advanced medical directive? This document includes your parents' wishes regarding life-support measures and the name of the person who will communicate on their behalf with health-care professionals. If your parents do not want heroic life-saving measures to be taken on their behalf, this document is a must.
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The driver, Jacob Thomas Lin-Justiniano, and front-seat passenger, Ronnie Keoni Powell, both 22 of Jacksonville, were critically injured and transported to Orange Park Medical Center.
Passengers Fiona Ann Castor, 21, of Middleburg, was transported to Baptist South Medical Center, and Qiante Jackson, 23, of Jacksonville, was taken to Orange Park Medical Center -- both with serious injuries, according to the FHP.
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Intel Details Haswell Overclocking at IDF Beijingby Anand Lal Shimpi on 4/12/2013 5:19 PM EST
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madwolfa - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkAh... Celeron 300A... I still remember taping it with scotch with my dad. Been running it on 450MHz with enormous radiator on it. Reply
gobaers - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkCoppermine, if I recall correctly. What an awesome CPU, it was the prefect complement to a Voodoo 2 3D card. Reply
gobaers - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkNo, it was Mendocino. Coppermine was the 533MHz part that followed. Reply
Wolfpup - Tuesday, April 16, 2013 - linkCoppermine was multiple generations (and years) later. It was the second version of the Pentium 3, which competed with AMD's early Athlons, and was the second CPU to cross the 1GHz border. Reply
RU482 - Wednesday, April 17, 2013 - linkCoppermine 550e - ah, my first build! how quickly 13 years have flown Reply
mules - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkSo, when can I buy a new Haswell with 4600 GT3e laptop? Reply
Galatian - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkNever? GT3e is HD5200. Reply
Azethoth - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkThanks for the tease, I am starting to dream up my next desktop build!
"especially given AMD's current competitive position". Well, unless they change their mind, AMD has said they are permanently out of the fast CPU race. So its really a permanent position right? Reply
HisDivineOrder - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkUnless you believe the rumored Centurion 5ghz FX chip is coming. Even then, I'm not sure if I'd call that a "fast CPU' beyond the actual speed its running. Reply
chizow - Sunday, April 14, 2013 - linkYeah almost feel that should read "AMD's current non-competitive position". The way it is now gives AMD far too much credit imo and implies they have a competitive solution.
Anyways, looking forward to Haswell, hopefully all this fused mainboard/socket situation is overblown, but I'm looking forward to some IPC gains, soldered heatspreader and similar or better overclockability compared to SB/IVB. It's been 4 very good years on X58, but my Nehalem main rig needs updating. Reply
Hrel - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkDamn, I'm still running Nvidia 650 sli with a Core 2 Duo E8400. Haha, use that desktop almost exclusively for watching tv shows and movies at this point though. Plugged into a tv with bluetooth keyboard/mouse. 4GB DDR2-800, GTX-460 768MB with a USB 3.0 add in card, a 256GB SSD and it's overclocked to 3.53Ghz. But I only overclock when I'm going to be rendering video or editing pictures on it. Old girl has held up well over the years, Asus motherboard is fantastic. Certainly seen it's fair share of upgrades. Originally had a Celeron, then Pentium 4 HT, then Pentium D 830 I believe, then Core 2 Duo E6600, finally the E8400. GPU's, X1650XT, or something, 256MB vRAM.. Then 8800GT, 512MB GDDR3. Then money got tight so sold that and got HD4670 512MB DDR3. Then finally the upgrade to GTX460 768MB. You're comment made me get all nostalgic, sorry for carrying on. Reply
stickmansam - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkWill be interesting to see if they will return to solder to help cool the extra heat from more things on the die. The 22nm process maturity should help too.
The bclk likely won't change max stable OC too much except for providing more flexibility Reply
Hubb1e - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkSo this means the return of i3 overclocking. AMD had better really step up their game or really hope that game developers produce ports that require lots of cores. Reply
A5 - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkIndeed. The i3s are unlocked downwards, right? You could do a 167 BCLK x 27 Ratio to get a 4.5GHz overclock with a good chip and the right cooling. Reply
stickmansam - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkBCLK may be locked on lower level chips or in the chipset, we shall see Reply
epobirs - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkWith the next generation of consoles pushing multi-core, it seems likely the PC versions of games will follow suit. Reply
Navier - Friday, April 12, 2013 - linkIf this is true: "The default BCLK for Haswell parts will remain at 100MHz, however now you'll have the ability to select 125MHz or 167MHz as well."
Then with good air/radiator cooling could a 25% OC may be posible with i7 4770?
Or maybe a i7 4770S with lower base clock + BLCK overclock to 125MHz may be a very interesting performer, and still have all the features (VT-d and TXT) without buy a "K" (feature Killer) model. Reply
MrSpadge - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkTHe multiplier is unlocked downwards anyway, so no need to go for a S model. Reply
HardwareDufus - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkI hope they reverse their decision not to include GT3 for the Desktop Variants of the CPU. I still enjoy building mITXmachines with decent video performance without adding a discreet card. At the moment, I enjoy my I7-3770K @ 4Ghz in my mITX machine. But I need to build a 2nd machine... so I hope the I7-4770K will be available with GT3, though I have heard it will not.. Reply
sherlockwing - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkYou can get desktop chips i5 or i7 with GT3e, however those are the R SKU BGA modeals. You should be able to get MITX models with those soldered on. But it is unlikely for Intel to offer 4770K with that GPU since most CPU overclockers would have no use for GT3e in their system. Reply
HisDivineOrder - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkIt's the chicken and the egg. People won't find a use for their integrated GPU until they start making it widely available and take seriously the idea of switching between the integrated GPU and the discrete, letting the two take different tasks. For example, imagine your discrete GPU focusing on the game's graphics and your Intel integrated GPU (that's already taking up space anyway) focusing on secondary tasks like physics or AI routines.
Once the integrated GPU becomes an expected feature that everyone has, why shouldn't it be used instead of just sitting there like chopped liver? Right now, Intel seems intent upon mostly keeping everyone thinking like you.
Whereas if they'd work to get everyone using it, even if not as their gaming GPU, eventually they might convince people that it's "good enough" for a lot of them (when they actually are). As of now, many of their biggest customers wouldn't know if it were good enough as they never even bother to turn it on. Reply
sherlockwing - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkYou can get GT3e on the desktop, problem? I just think it is a bad fit in term of power/thermal with a 4770K people are looking to push 5 Ghz on. Do we need a GT3e sized IGP on the flagship, probably, but that can wait until 14nm die shrink to Broadwell. Reply
sherlockwing - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkHave you even seen the die size of that BGA Haswell chip with GT3e? it would drive up 4770K die size significantly(thus increaseing cost a lot) for something that most people looking to get a 4770K wouldn't use. Reply
mayankleoboy1 - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkget a Trinity now/Richland later ? Reply
juhatus - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkwhat is wrong with font? reading this with chrome 26 on 1440x900 resolution and the font looks (even what Im typing) that its written on typewriter that is almost out of ink.
Please dont abandon us little people still using pc's... Reply
nyogen - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkYou probably, recently installed Microsoft's latest and infamous platform update KB267838. It's been causing a lot of issues for a lot of users, one of which is what you are describing. Everything should return to normal after you uninstall it and mark it as hidden for further updates, at least until they sort the issues. Reply
epobirs - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkAn update for IE 5.5? I somehow doubt many people have been installing that lately. Reply
Sabresiberian - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkFont looks fine om my PC. Maybe something to do with Chrome? I'm using Firefox.
Suggesting that Anandtech is in any way "abandoning" PCs or making them somehow second-class on their website is just silly. Reply
UltraTech79 - Wednesday, May 01, 2013 - linkStop shedding your tears and being dramatic, little girl. Learn to zoom in. Reply
mooninite - Monday, April 15, 2013 - linkSo now that Intel has integrated voltage regulation, how long until they start charging to allow changes? Will Broadwell or Skylake limit voltage changes to only "K" or "Extreme Edition" models? Maybe they will invent a new model for this "limited feature". Reply
Hrel - Monday, April 15, 2013 - link"The integrated voltage regulator will support all of the same adjustments than we're used to on current Ivy Bridge platforms."
same adjustments that* we're used to ( I believe). Reply
boogerlad - Tuesday, April 16, 2013 - linkWill haswell-e also have unlocked base clock straps? It's quite upsetting how their top of the line 8-core xeons today can't overclock at all, and the i7 3960x is only 6 cores, a crippled xeon. Reply
JimmiG - Wednesday, April 17, 2013 - link"Intel made good on this tradeoff by giving us a couple of K-series SKUs with unlocked multipliers, but it pretty much killed the market for buying low end Intel CPUs and overclocking them to deliver the performance of much higher end parts "
I disagree, the K models aren't really any more expensive than the non-K ones. Sure you can get something like the i7-3930K for nearly $600, but there are also several models in the i5 range that come unlocked and sell for around $200. So you can still buy a lower-end CPU and overclock it to the same level as a more expensive one.
The bigger problem is that all "K" models lack hardware virtualization, which is a strange artificial limitation. If you want to have an overclocked system for gaming, but still want to do e.g. labs with virtual machines (studying for Microsoft certifications etc.) then you'll have to build a second system for virtualization. Reply
canthearu - Friday, April 19, 2013 - linkThe K models actually do support most virtualization features.
The only feature they don't support is VT-d, which is used to give virtual machines direct access to hardware, and requires specific motherboard support as well. Most people really have no use for this, as it denies access to the hardware from the host OS, and means that hardware is locked to a single VM. The loss of this feature, in my view, isn't terribly important for the K series target market. Reply
lucky9 - Tuesday, April 30, 2013 - linkAgree with the target market comment. However I run VMs regularly so I always want all the features turned on. Buying a processor that doesn't have all the virtual machine-specific features doesn't make sense for me. Of course I despise what INTEL is doing. And the thought of the difference in pricing doesn't figure in either. $5 or $10 does not a difference make. Just cheezy. Reply
erikroberts - Friday, May 03, 2013 - linkmy history:
80286 10 > 12
Pentium 90 > 112
Pentium 166 > 183
Celeron 300a > 450
Celeron 566 > 850
Northwood 1600a > 2400
Conroe E6700 2.66 > 3.33
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Leeds City Council's leader is warning a recently announced Government funding cut means the authority is facing making "unthinkable" savings.
Councillor Keith Wakefield was speaking after last week's announcement that a two-year grant settlement for local authorities would see Leeds lose ten per cent of its budget for the coming year, then a further 15 per cent in the following 12 months.
Coun Wakefield (Lab, Kippax & Methley) said that decision, which followed three years of cuts since the coalition took power, left the council – which provides services for residents in Wharfedale, Horsforth and Aireborough – having to look at "all options".
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Foresight checks out of Hotel 33
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Keepin' It Real: Episode 2by Grant Dudley in Behind the Scenes, Food Network Star, Recap, June 14, 2010
Alrighty! Let me dig in on some of my standout moments – and then I want to hear yours!
I must admit, I was expecting (and hoping for) a little Dzintra Drama. From the comments I've read, she has clearly rubbed some of you the wrong way, but as I explained last week, I enjoy her! If there was a Team Dzintra t-shirt, I would buy it. As a matter of fact, I'm going to make one and wear it around the office.
In the first challenge, Giada told the finalists that if they couldn't "cook and talk at the same time," that they didn't need to be in the competition. This is where I would make my exit. Think about it – some of the tasks you do (and do well), can you clearly explain what you are actually doing while you're working on that task? I'm talking out loud now as I type this and all I can come up with to explain my action is, "Writing. Typing."
Poor Aarti was called out on the "dead air" she left while on camera. I felt badly for her. You know she just wanted to hide behind her hair flower. And Serena? She was criticized for speaking waaaay too fast. Sure, I couldn't understand a word she said, but really, isn't having too much to say and speaking super fast to get it all out better than silence?
Duff was a guest in this episode and introduced the second challenge. Who doesn't love this man? Am I the only who thinks Duff's cakes shouldn't be eaten, but preserved? They are true pieces of art – they shouldn't be cut into like savages! Hmm – I'll save this topic for another day.
The Santa Monica Pier Challenge was CRAZY! The finalists had to create a savory party plate inspired by carnival food. Can you even imagine? Aarti's inspiration was funnel cake – and she had never even eaten one before (which is just a travesty – someone get this girl a funnel cake, ASAP)!
Brianna seemed to shut down a bit in this competition. I think she was overly tired. You know how it is when you're exhausted – you reach that point where you're simply DONE. Brianna needed a nap to put that pep back in her step. If Bob and Susie had only provided her with an air mattress out there on the pier, she would have been fine.
Elimination time. As you saw, Doreen was the second finalist to depart the show. I did understand the judges' decision to send her home. Giada had said earlier in the show that her facial expressions "made her not want to watch." Well, that's clearly not good. But in her defense, in the pier challenge, Doreen was given a "Root Beer Float" to inspire her savory dish. Merciful days, a Root. Beer. Float? My facial expression would have been far from cute, too. So long, Doreen. I'll miss you.
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LAUSANNE (Reuters) - South Korean footballer Park Jong-woo will receive his bronze medal from the 2012 London Olympics despite triggering a diplomatic row in a match against Japan, the International Olympic Committee said on Tuesday.
The midfielder had held up a sign referring to a territorial dispute between South Korea and Japan while celebrating a 2-0 win over their fierce rivals in the bronze medal game in London in August.
"He should receive his medal without fanfare or publicity of any kind," IOC spokesman Mark Adams told reporters after an executive board meeting ruled that the player should be awarded the bronze medal.
The IOC also issued a warning to the footballer and the Korean Olympic Committee over the incident and said the KOC must draw up a program to educate athletes to ensure there are no repeat incidents in the future.
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The New England Patriots are experienced with not overlooking any opponent regardless of the records coming into a game.
"That's for sure. I'm sure (coach) Bill (Belichick) will put you in the right place if he catches you slipping up and looking past them," defensive tackle Alan Branch said on Tuesday.
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"You never can overlook anybody," cornerback Malcolm Butler said.
"Any player, any position, any team, any company, anything, you can't just overlook people. You gotta just go out there and play lights out. Winning record, losing record — you just gotta go out there and play a hundred percent.
"You never can overlook anybody. That's just how it is. Every team in the NFL is good, so you gotta play hard every game, every snap."
Defensive end Rob Ninkovich agreed.
"In the NFL, every team is very talented," he said. "There's explosive players on every team and this is another team that we're playing here that has a lot of great, talented football players.
"It's the NFL. Everybody's good players," safety Duron Harmon said. "Everybody can play. Most games are close games so it's not like everybody's getting blown out. Everybody's competitive.


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Tomato Macaroni Casserole Recipe
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Karen Smith dresses up cooked macaroni with four flavorful ingredients. "This dish is one of my husband's favorites," says the Thornton, Colorado cook.
Recommended: 45 Comfort Food Mashups
VERIFIED BY Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 4 cups cooked elbow macaroni
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, drained
- 1 can (10 ounces) diced tomatoes and green chilies, undrained
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Colby-Monterey Jack cheese, divided
- 6 Jones Dairy Farm Dry-Aged Bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- In a greased 11x7-in. microwave-safe dish, combine the macaroni, tomatoes and 3/4 cup cheese; mix well. Cover and microwave on high for 2 to 2-1/2 minutes; stir. Cover and heat 45 seconds longer.
- Sprinkle with bacon and remaining cheese. Microwave, uncovered, for 20-40 seconds longer or until cheese is melted. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Originally published as Tomato Macaroni Casserole in Quick Cooking January/February 2003, p12
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I always love to tie paper products into my events and for this Bat Mitzvah celebration I found such inspiration from the invitations for it.
I always love to tie paper products into my events and for this Bat Mitzvah celebration I found such inspiration from the invitations for it.
I was excited to have Pear Tree Greeting's Linear Star of David Bat Mitzvah invites to drive the party's color scheme. They provided so much inspiration for me when setting the menu and deciding on the more modern decorations for the celebration, while still keeping the traditions of the religious milestone in mind.
Naturally, the invitation's color scheme of purple and white was the first thing I turned to when I started planning. My third color, gold, was included in the mix to add a regal touch to the party, which makes for appropriate decor whether this is a traditional Bat Mitzvah for a 13-year old girl or one for a newly converted adult to the faith.
Click through the gallery for more inspiration and tips to get this look for your celebration!
I started with the royal purple linens that matched my invitation for the base of my tablescape. Two horizontal table runners layered atop that base added more color and texture to my display.
Table runners are a great resource if you're looking to save a bit of budget on your table decor, but still want it to look fabulous.
I also created party circles that read "Mazel Tov" which were used as cupcake charms attached to the purple wrappers. The cupcakes added a sweet touch to each place setting and tied the purple back into each solid white china plate.
For the centerpieces, I used purple phlox-like wildflowers mixed with white roses and tulips and spray painted leaves gold for added coordination. Wildflowers are a fantastic way to create an impressive centerpiece on a budget - check out my tips on how to achieve this look.
The metallic leaves in the centerpieces also added a pop of gold to the individual place settings. I folded my white napkins and sat them in water goblets and added a leaf to each one for a beautiful display.
At the buffet, I placed our signature drink for the party, Royal Purple Punch , with purple striped straws and more cupcakes for guests to take as they pleased. I incorporated a simple circle garland in purple and white for a decorative backdrop that was sweet and simple.
For additional personalization, I created printables backed with purple cardstock as a well wish to Jessica, the honoree. All in all, it ended up being a very sweet set-up, perfect for Jessica's Bat Mitzvah! And all of these ideas would work wonderfully for any milestone celebration or a bridal shower or dinner party!
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Family Reaction to Genealogy
May 6, 2009 at 3:07 am 9 comments
How does your family react to your doing family research? In my family, some strange things happen. Does this happen to you?
- Your family roll their eyes when you say one word about the family research
- Your kids ask you to plan your vacation routes on roads that do not go by any cemeteries or court houses
- The video camera and voice recorder disappear when it is time to visit family members
- The family present a contract for you to sign saying "NO Genealogy" in any form or fashion for 24 hours
Some families usually have at least one person, sometimes more, that do the genealogy. The others are:
- The ones who don't want to do the research personally, but love to hear about the results
- The ones who will give you the information you ask, but from that point have no desire to learn more
- The ones who have no desire to talk about or learn the family history for their own reasons
- The ones who will do a little of the research, but not as addicted to it as you are
- The spouse who resents the time spent on genealogy and not on them
It is important for those doing genealogy to realize the differences in their family members. Not everyone wants to discover "their roots" and have no idea why someone wants to learn about someone has who been dead for hundreds of years. While someone may not be interested "today" in discovering their ancestry, be patient. As they get older, the desire and curiosity of their heritage may immerge. Learn to know who wants to look at pictures, and who wants to learn about the story behind the pictures. Do not force it upon anyone, as it will not get you those questions answered you may need from them later.
I recall one family I taught about their family history. This family had parents, four boys and a daughter. Out of them all, the father and one son were excited to learn about their heritage. To try and get information from the mother was hard. While the desire was there, she was so busy with family and work the time just could not be made to contribute. So, I am working with the father and son. When the mother has more time to dedicate towards her genealogy, I will then continue to work with her. People's desire, dedication and priorities change with time, age, and availability. If this is true of your family members, take this into consideration and do not push for information.
Some of you may be concerned about the elderly relative, who wishes not to discuss things from the past. You realize that time may be running out. All you can do is be patient and ask nicely for them to help you. Maybe approach them in a non-genealogical fashion. See if they would like for you to take notes as they relay their life story. As their story unfolds, the information you need may begin to unravel.
So remember, the person who is rolling their eyes at you at the mere mention of genealogy research,
may be the very one calling you up for that same information when they are in their adulthood!
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To be honest, I wasn't really that interested when my Dad first started researching. I thought what he found was good but never wanted to know more. He got back to the 1500s (before anything was online) when he worked nights a security guard. Now I am older, have my own life and family I love it, and talk to him about it alot. I also run my own research service – just can't get enough of it!! So my advice is, never give up. You just never know the impact of what you are doing.
My name is Caroline and I'm a genealogy addict! This post is so true. Personally, I don't see how someone doesn't want to know all the juicy details of an ancestor's life…Oh well. You're right, though, these are the same people who will be calling later and I'll be ready to tell the family stories…
I agree when they are adults. I find it very odd when people aren't interested at all in their own family but children are different. I can't stop now. 😉
I wanted to comment on this yesterday – sorry for the delay!
I have most of my family here:
The ones who don't want to do the research personally, but love to hear about the results
The ones who will do a little of the research, but not as addicted to it as you are
A few here:
The ones who will give you the information you ask, but from that point have no desire to learn more
Just one or two here:
The ones who have no desire to talk about or learn the family history for their own reasons
And none here:
The spouse who resents the time spent on genealogy and not on them
Well, maybe a little. The spouse likes motorcycles a lot though – so we split our vices LOL.
I think most people have at least one family member who's hooked, but most lie in the "that's interesting, dear" category when it comes to it. Plus, we have to remember that the last couple generations have been ones of tremendous disclosure – people didn't always share their pasts like they do now. I find its always hardest to get the oldest people interested unless they see it as giving value to their life, not just photographing and copying information about dead people.
What I have found to be the best tactic with even the most die-hard "genealogy is boring" crowd who usually hate even talking about it at all is to break out the family pictures. People talk and talk about pictures and its not "genealogy" – its "nostalgia" or "memories" or "background on the photo". Its all about our frame of mind when we work with our family.
Sorry for being so long winded! Your blog hit on a spot that most genealogists will experience more than once 😀
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Meatloaf make you think of Will Ferrell? What about over-stuffed burritos (half-eaten and thrown out of driver's seat windows)? A full-grown man in an elf suit should at least incite thoughts of syrup and candy-topped spaghetti, right? Admit it already, you can't hold a beer funnel without mouthing the name of its eponymous champion, Frank the Tank. It's cool, you're not alone — Mr. Ferrell has provided us with enough food-filled movie scenes to beckon associations at every meal.
The Campaign, Ferrell's latest comedic venture, hits the box office today so we thought we'd celebrate with a few of our favorite Will Ferrell food clips to celebrate. With everything from warm milk to cold-blooded karate, it's the pu pu platter of Will Ferrell food moments and it would be awfully rude of us not to share.
1. (Dis)Grace
"Thank you so much for this bountiful harvest of Dominoes, KFC and the always delicious Taco Bell"
2. It's So Damn Hot (Milk)
"Milk was A BAD CHOICE"
3. Mah! The Meatloaf!?
Does the word meatloaf make you think of Will Ferrell, now?
4. Big, Bad Burrito
"This Burrito's delicious, but IT IS FILLING."
5. Good Morning Spaghetti
With maple syrup, chocolate syrup, pop tarts, mints, M&M's, and sprinkles.
6. Frank The Tank
Glug, glug, glug, glug…
7. Food Karate
Because, let's face it, there's nothing like a spin kick into a pumpkin
8. Will Ferrell, The Monkey
Now you know what Will Ferrell looks like when eating a banana.
9. Cotton Candy
Actually, it's just cotton
Now it's your turn to share your favorite: Which is your favorite Will Ferrell food scene?
Tell us in the comments.
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Upper Valley 20/20 — Why a Vision and Why Now? Or Using Systems Thinking to Engineer a New Economic Model
William Bittinger, President, Donella Meadows Institute
Friday, January 6, 2012, 3:30pm
Spanos Auditorium
This seminar is part of the Jones Seminars on Science, Technology, and Society series
This past year the Connecticut River Valley region commemorated the 250th year of its modern era. These past twenty years have seen major regional growth without the benefit of coordinated planning with our quality of life coming under pressure. And these past three years have exposed the full costs of the neoclassical economic model: creative destruction and financial and market crashes. The convergence of these two phenomena – one local and one global – has lead to a realization that a new economic model which incorporates long term planning and policy-making is needed.
Solving big problems requires systems thinking. —Jeff Immelt, Dartmouth '78, CEO, General Electric
The Donella Meadows Institute of Norwich, VT, founded by Dana Meadows, Harvard Ph.D. and McArthur Prize-winner, plans to take the lead in applying systems thinking to the challenges of building a New Economic Model. The process involves integrating economic activity within ecological systems and includes: ecological economics, resource utilization, industrial ecology, and infrastructure systems analysis. Fundamentally, the challenge is – how to reconcile the growth imperative with the limits to growth caused by resource constraints. The January 6 program will set the framework for the systems-based approach to the New Economy and describe how our region will play a part in demonstrating its value. And as past Dartmouth President Jim Wright said in the summer of 2011: "If we can't do it here, where can we?"
About the Speaker
Bill Bittinger has had a 35 year career in the field of urban development as a planner, designer, and developer in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. He was educated at Bucknell, New York, and Harvard universities. Prior to serving as either president or executive director of two New England community development organizations, he worked as a project manager in the Mayor's Offices in Boston and NY and as a finance officer for a New York City-based international bank. His project credits include: Roosevelt Island New Town; the South Station intermodal transportation facility; Summercrest, the first mixed income assisted living facility in New Hampshire; the LEED-certified Railroad Row redevelopment in VT; and numerous affordable housing and high performance green buildings as well as several conservation development projects in the Connecticut River Valley. Bill, a NH resident, is president of the Donella Meadows Institute, Norwich, VT, a research, consulting, and educational non-profit whose mission is to apply systems analysis and organization learning strategies to the challenges of bringing resource consumption into line with the earth's ecological capacity.


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Thursday, September 26, 2013 - 18:33 PM
Volkwein's Music 125th Anniversary Event
We would like to announce a brand new dealer in the Pittsburgh area. Volkwein's Music.
They're celebrating their 125th anniversary this Saturday, September 28 with the unveiling of their new Meinl cymbal wall, which is chocked full of handpicked Byzance series cymbals (by Meinl USA's very own Brice Foster) and many other great Meinl Cymbal lines.
In addition, they'll be giving away a Meinl Percussion Trejon and a 16" Classics Custom China Crash.
So head on out and see Drum Dept Manager, Evan and Meinl Product Rep, Brice Foster for some great deals, giveaways, and an introduction to the Meinl Cymbal line.


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Adobe Debuts Flash Media Server 3 Product Line
Dec. 4, 2007 Adobe Systems Incorporated announces the Adobe Flash Media Server 3 family of products, which offers streaming media and real-time communication capabilities to the broadest possible audience.
Adobe Flash Media Server 3 provides a more efficient instant-on video experience virtually anytime, anywhere – to the Web, the desktop with Adobe Media Player and to mobile devices with Adobe Flash Lite™ 3. With new pricing options, customers have a wide array of choices for the broadcasting of high quality streaming media experiences.
With industry standard H.264 video capabilities and High Efficiency AAC (HE-AAC) audio support, Adobe Flash Media Server 3 provides content owners with increased protection for streaming high quality video and allows for the delivery of interactive media applications that work consistently across multiple browsers and operating systems.
Flash Media Server Family
The new product line includes two offerings: Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server 3 for live and on- demand video streaming and Adobe Flash Media Interactive Server 3 for customized scalable video streaming services, plus multi-way social media applications.
Both products deliver new features that provide media publishers with cost-effective streaming solutions for leading Web video formats. These features include: nearly double the amount of streams per server; support for industry standard H.264 video and HE-AAC audio in Adobe Flash Player 9 (see separate release); upgrades to Adobe's patented protocol for delivering protected content; and enhanced live video support for news, concerts, sporting events and social media services. In addition, Adobe Flash Media Server 3 supports both prerecorded and live streaming to Adobe Flash Lite™ 3 which ensures the same video experience via mobile devices
Flash Media Streaming Server 3
Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server 3 can enable customers to stream high-quality encrypted video, with no license restrictions on bandwidth or the total connections. The new lower price for Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server 3 makes the benefits of streaming video to Flash, Adobe AIR® software, Adobe Flash Lite 3 and Adobe Media Player available to a broader audience. Adobe AIR® software is the cross operating system application runtime that extends rich Internet applications (RIAs) to the desktop. Expected to be available in early 2008, Adobe Media Player, the first application from Adobe built on Adobe AIR, will integrate both H.264 video and HE-AAC audio support so viewers can enjoy high quality broadcast television both online and offline in an engaging, customized video experience.
Flash Media Interactive Server 3
Adobe Flash Media Interactive Server 3 builds on the capabilities of Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server 3 and combines the capabilities of Adobe Flash Media Server 2 Professional, Edge and Origin Editions into a single product, delivering a robust, high-performance streaming product with interactivity that can scale to support any size deployment. Adobe Flash Media Interactive Server 3 also supports a new plug-in architecture that can integrate with rights management systems for real time access control.
Pricing and Availability
Adobe Flash Media Server 3 is expected to be available in January 2008 and will ship with special pre-built services making it easier to stream Flash Player compatible video. Adobe Flash Media Interactive Server 3 will be offered at $4,500. For single-server deployments, Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server 3 will be available at $995. For more information about Adobe Flash Media Server, please visit http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver .
Flash Media Server 3 will also be available through select content distribution network providers for customers who prefer to outsource their media deployments. To learn more about these programs, please visit http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/fvss/ .


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May 16, 2012 2:11PM
Ksubi 'Bad Sports' SS12/13 Lookbook
Leg it in style this season.
Ksubi's show at Fashion Week this year was one of our favourites by far. We told you about the unisex, sportswear vibe, and we can now show you the final lookbook of what we saw on the runway. It's all about high fashion meeting high performance, with baggy fits, parker dressers, hoodies, toggles and drawstrings, deconstructed denim and layers for days. There's also nylon fabrications and metallic finishes, meaning this season you can leg it in style.
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• Inside MBFWA: Ksubi
• MBFWA Review: Ksubi
• Yimmy Yayo x Ksubi
• Exclusive: Lorin Askill's Ksubi SS12/13 Runway Film


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Northland Electric Employee Dies in Accident at Michigan Tech
October 14, 2006—
An employee of Northland Electric of White Pine died Saturday, Oct. 14, in an accident at Michigan Tech.
William Lehtinen, 57, of Calumet, was working on an early morning electrical project at the University. He was at the UPPCO Substation on the University campus working on a high-voltage switch when the accident happened.
Public Safety officers were called to the scene at 5:08 a.m. and attempted unsuccessfully to revive him with CPR and an automatic external defibrillator. They were assisted at the scene by Houghton City Police, Michigan State Police and Houghton Country Sheriff's deputies, as well as Mercy Ambulance personnel.
"This is a small community and a tragedy like this saddens all of us," said Michigan Tech President Glenn Mroz. "But our hearts especially go out to his family and friends at this time of terrible loss."
Michigan Technological University (www.mtu.edu) is a leading public research university developing new technologies and preparing students to create the future for a prosperous and sustainable world. Michigan Tech offers more than 120 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering; forest resources; computing; technology; business; economics; natural, physical and environmental sciences; arts; humanities; and social sciences.