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From House to House
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Renting a Home in Moquegua
When I first arrived to Peru in 2010 I wondered where I would live, not because I was worried about it but, because I had so many options from the start! The brothers are very generous with opening up their homes. I've heard many experiences of need greater friends finding homes with the brothers from the territory.
So shortly after arriving in Moquegua I found it easy to feel the hospitality of our brotherhood. I saw that the brothers we're very involved in supporting those who had made sacrifices to come and support their territory! So my first couple days in Moquegua the CO gave me the number of a brother who rented out rooms on the second floor of his house and I got set up there. You may remember the pics from the post "Becoming Moqueguana". I stayed there for a year alone, but right in between two older sisters who took good care of me. They would bring me food, invite me to lunch, and tell me what I should and shouldn't eat or wear.. lol! On one of those lunches the sister served me this thin super tender meat, and kept saying it was "higado". Since it was my first year, and I was still learning non-theocratic (everyday terms.. food, drink, household terms, etc.) Spanish.. I didn't know higado was liver, until I ran back to my room to check the dictionary! Very interesting, but tasty lunch, she was a pretty good cook. Ha, ha.. but I really did enjoy listening to them and learning from their experiences from time to time.
Then there are sometimes brothers who have more than one home, and open the other one up to the friends as well.. Amazing right? I experienced that generosity as well when I roomed with Monica. There is a family that lives in Lima, but also own a house in Moquegua. Well the house was left completely vacant except for the weeks they would come to visit once a year. So they very lovingly let sisters stay in their house for years. Whenever they would come to visit we would just get things ready and rearrange things so that we would all be somewhat comfortable for their stay.
I love what happened to my friends from Spain though. When they got to Moquegua, already very familiar with the Peruvian culture, they went knocking on houses that appealed to them and just asked if they had space for rent. Jehovah blessed them so much because the search for something suitable can be hard. But thanks to Jehovah and all the sacrifices they had already made, the owners "said".. "Hmm...well, we hadn't thought about it but, Sure!" And they proceeded to show them a full apartment on the second floor of their building that they were currently living in and agreed to clear it all out for them and negotiate a price! Doesn't hurt to ask! What trust in Jehovah, and hospitality from this small town I've come to love.
Obviously it's not that easy for everyone, but its becoming more and more common to see houses with SE ALQUILA, written sometimes right on the house. If there is no phone number left, just knock and ask about it! But Moquegua is a mining zone, so the housing can be a little pricy.
Al fin de todo, I've had some pretty great learning experiences living in Moquegua. I'd do it all again! However, living with the friends and adapting to their culture and sharing space for sure has it's challenges.
So last year, I rented this little yellow house from a stern but nice widowed man. We have a contract, and he comes and picks up the rent every month. I really loved making this house a little cozy home.. For the first time I completely enjoyed my own personal space. For a long time I've wanted my own walls to paint a map of our worldwide preaching territory! I finally got it done! And what a pleasure it has been to have a roof to share with the friends, play games, share meals, and play my guitar and sing as loud as I wanted too! Lol.
This house and living alone helped me be even more thrifty here in Moquegua. I made my own bed and sofa from wooden palettes and a shoe rack from old fruit crates! So fun! While some furniture is available to buy, I really enjoyed making my own things .. I look forward to home making and decorating when we live under God's Kingdom.. Can you imagine how creative we will be able to be with all of the worlds resources at our fingertips!? The freshest wood, marbles, stones, natural dyes, plantlife.. wow! Isaiah 65! We'll have forgotten all about HGTV and Pinterest .. haha..
Food I cook at home!
Top Left: Fried fish, cucumber salad
Top Right: Ceviche
Bottom Left: Pasta Pomodoro
Bottom Right: More Fried Fish
This is the chalkboard table I painted. When friends come over we fill it up with doodles..
Here is my garden.. I planted herbs, and a couple flowered plants. Most of the sisters I see who have a green thumb grow there small crops and herbs in large oil buckets.. Lesson learned.. because too much sun on the patio! One of the plants attracted lizards, they would dig around for worms, and just enjoy the shade under my plants!!!
One night I realized I wasn't alone when I heard something scurrying around.. And then I saw the little gray blur run behind the door. aaahhh!!!! That was only my second experience with a rat/mouse in my home! So, thankfully my fearless friend Sonia lives only on the next block! She took care of it with a broom, but screams were heard! haha..
Then only a week later, I was sure there was another rodent; because I saw a much larger blur that was black and moved around on the patio from time to time. One day when I left the kitchen door open it wandered in, and I saw two yellowish eyes staring back at me through my sugar and spices on the shelf! Of course I called Sonia over to investigate with me.. haha.. But this time it was a feisty cat! When we tried to grab him, he jumped onto my stove and lunged out of the window! I've never like house cats, nor had any pet like that growing up.. But then I thought it may not be a bad idea to keep him around, at least to scare off Mickey! lol.. So I started feeding him...... and you know the end to that story.. He was with me til the end.. He began to sleep on the patio, and I started to call him Oreo.
The best moments are when the friends come over and share a meal, or we play games, or sing los canticos.
After a long day and night of the house to house ministry, it's important to be comfortable in your home, no matter how quaint or simple it may be.
Some of my family who don't quite understand the simple life say, "Why do you want to live that way?!" "You don't have hot water?" "You live in a garage!" lol I love it though! It's so nice to have the necessities, focus on our most important work, and be able to really rely on Jehovah for the rest! So I just wanted you all to be able to see where I am! FYI I also live on the same street or just a block over from about 5 witness families. Another blessing!
Sooo Need greaters....
How did you find your home? I would love to hear your stories! Please send me pics of your crafty ideas too!
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David Van Couvering wrote: > > > Jeremy Boynes wrote: > > [snip] > >> >> >> AIUI there are two levels of configuration: system and database >> * system configuration comes from system properties and >> classloader resources >> * database configuration overrides based on values from derby.properties >> in the database directory > > > My investigation says there are three levels: > - System properties set through the command line or programmatically > - Database properties > - Properties set in derby.properties > > What do you mean by "classloader resources?" > I meant things loaded as resources such as modules.properties These come from the codebase (the jar files) not from the environment (properties or the disk image of the db) <snip/> > > Finally, the derby.properties file for a system must be located in the > directory specified by derby.system.home system property. So again > there is no way to have more than one system configuration per VM, as > far as I can tell. > > It seems to me this could be easily fixed in the following way: > > - derby.properties is loaded by the classloader > - derby.system.home can be specified in derby.properties > > This would allow you to have multiple Derby system instances in the same > VM, right? Is that what you meant by a "per-classloader static property > map" below? > I meant that rather than looking up property values from java.lang.System it would be simple to modify the code to use a PropertyManager that would keep the properties in a static. Given statics are local to the ClassLoader, different versions of the engine loaded by different ClassLoader's would have different properties. There would need to be a way to initially populate each copy of the map; for simple installations it could work as now by cloning the system properties, for more complex installations some other mechanism could be used (e.g. config-values in ra.xml if the engine was deployed as a ResourceAdapter). I don't think loading from the codebase using ClassLoader.getResource() (as is done for modules.properties) will be flexible enough; I wasn't sure if that is what you meant by "loaded by the classloader" <snip/> >> >> I have also wondered about providing an injection mechanism for stored >> procedure implementations where the engine would inject a DataSource >> into the class or instance that could be used instead of DriverManager >> to obtain the connection. This is obviously an extension to the spec >> but might be friendlier. >> > > Using a DataSource does sound friendlier, but it is an "extension" as > you say. And one of the "prime directives" of Derby as I understand it > is to stay with the standards, so that migration to "other databases" is > possible and customers feel they aren't locked in. How would you > reconcile this? > From my perspective, if there is a standard way of doing something then we should implement it. If there are limitations with the standard approach that we can improve then we add extensions. The standards define the lowest common denominator that users can use to ensure portability; extensions provide benefit to users at the cost of potential lock in. Let people choose how much lock they want. -- Jeremy
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Local wholesale division halts retail delivery in more than a dozen Pennsylvania counties.
SCRANTON, Pa. -- Customers here won't find Krispy Kreme doughnuts at the region's convenience stores and supermarkets anymore, The Times-Tribune reported.
The local franchise ceased wholesale distribution to sites in more than a dozen counties in late September. Krispy Kreme laid off about 15 of its 55 employees, including all its drivers, to concentrate on its core retail and fundraising operations, the report stated.
"Fuel was going through the roof. That was the clincher," explained Joe Adcroft Jr., vice president of operations at Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co., which has retail shops in Scranton and South Abington Township. "You would put all the costs down and see what's coming in and say, 'This doesn't make sense.' We are pleased with our decision, in spite of the fact that gas has gone back down."
Krispy Kreme's five trucks were traveling seven days a week and some routes ran 300 miles daily, Adcroft said. Its wholesale operation stopped generating a profit about a year ago, he said, and the jump this year in prices for fuel and commodities, along with vehicle maintenance, insurance and bookkeeping costs, brought the end.
"You won't be in business at all if you don't eliminate the things that are hurting you," Adcroft told the newspaper. "You scale back, you regroup, you try to make ends meet."
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Alphabet Letter B Ball
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Here are printable materials and suggestions to present letter B is
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Sports and Games > Toy > Ball >
1. A round or nearly round object. Example: a ball of snow
2. A round or nearly round object used in sports and games > a toy.
3. A game played with a ball, especially baseball. Example: They played ball all morning.
Resource: The ball is inducted in National Toy Hall of Fame
Alphabet Activity > Letter B is for Ball (featuring a beach ball)
Have different types of balls to display during the presentation or present sports theme posters that feature the use of a ball: baseball, basketball, bowling, golf, soccer, tennis, volleyball, etc.
Present and display the poster and distribute the coloring page or handwriting worksheet.
* Finger and Pencil Tracing: Trace letter B's in upper and lower case with your finger as you also sound out the letter. Invite the children to do the same on their coloring page (first presentation) or handwriting practice worksheet.
Encourage the children to trace the dotted letters with your choice of sharpened crayon, fine tip marker, coloring or regular pencil and demonstrate the direction of the arrows and numbers that help them trace the letter correctly. During the demonstration, you may want to count out loud as you trace so children become aware of how the number order aids them in the writing process.
*Find the letter B's: Have the children find all the letter B's in upper and lower case on the page and encourage them to circle or trace/shade them first.
*Coloring Activity: Encourage the children to color the letter B and ball image.
Letter B words (initial consonant sound): Letter B Activity Worksheet and Mini Book These materials can be used to reinforce letter practice and to identify related words. Read suggested instructions for using the worksheet and mini-book.
Discuss other letter B words and images found in the worksheet. If you have illustrated alphabet books you can also use images in them. You can also display other posters and coloring pages or even make a letter B classroom book. Review Letter B Printable Activities to make your choice.
Letter B Word Search & Handwriting Practice: The word search game features letter B words with pictures and handwriting practice.
Advanced independent handwriting practice:
1. Print your choice of printable lined-paper. Have children draw a ball or ball game scene behind the lined paper. You may also want to select and print a sports theme coloring page that features the use of a ball.
2. Drawing and writing paper: encourage children to draw and color an ant scene and handwriting practice.
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Doctor Strange director caused quite the stir on Twitter a couple of days ago when he shared an image of Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange with the words "'Strange but not a stranger' – Talking Heads." The actor was officially confirmed in the role on December 4th, but this image is not official. The lovely illustration is actually fan art by Don Franco. Let's hope Derrickson labels any future pictures he shares more clearly.
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"Strange but not a stranger" – Talking Heads pic.twitter.com/30lPiwfGhk
— Scott Derrickson (@scottderrickson) December 22, 2014
Last tweet is online fan art, not official. I have no idea who made it.
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The EURAM Strategic Interest Groups (SIGs) were launched in 2009 during the EURAM Annual Conference.
The research themes cover broad and transversal management disciplines for which EURAM members have shown a nourished interest over the years.
SIGs have their own governance structure, and are run by chairs together with program chairs and other officers whenever necessary.
The SIG officers have gradually taken on increasing responsibilities in the programme building of the conference and contributing to other EURAM strategic activities by:
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- Providing time slots for the members of their SIGs during the annual conference such as kick-off & wrap-up activities and SIG plenaries
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NEW IBERIA — A packed house at Catholic-New Iberia got their money's worth Friday night, as Jeanerette defeated Catholic-New Iberia 78-70 in a back-and-forth battle.
The victory gives Jeanerette (15-8, 7-0 District 5-2A) sole possession of first place in District 5-2A, while Catholic-New Iberia (12-5, 4-1) falls to second place.
"A district win on the road is always a good jump start, but we have to continue to take it one game at a time," Jeanerette coach Darrell Caesar said.
From the tip, Jeanerette got the majority of its offensive momentum from Paul Richard. Richard was a threat driving to the basket, and from 3-point range.
Jeanerette's early momentum was put on hold with two minutes remaining in the opening quarter, as referees and scoring officials discovered a discrepancy in the rosters in the official books.
Catholic-New Iberia capitalized, making four free throws after a four-minute stoppage of play.
"It was a hostile environment," Caesar said. "I just tried to settle my guys down. They did a good job of holding their composure."
A nice dribble and score from senior forward Nick Brown gave Catholic-New Iberia a 16-15 lead as time expired in the first quarter.
The Tigers and Panthers continued to battle back and forth in the second quarter.
A buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Richard from the top of the key gave the Tigers a 34-31 advantage at halftime.
"(Richard) has been doing this since he was a freshman," Caesar said.
"He is a gamer. For big games, he will show up and perform."
With less than six minutes remaining in the third quarter, Brown scored on a driving layup, cutting the Tigers lead to 38-37.
However, the Tigers answered right back with a 3-pointer on the wing by Richard.
Richard gave the Tigers their biggest lead of the night, 48-42, with another 3-pointer with 3:25 left in the third. Richard found the bottom of the net yet again near the end of the third to give Jeanerette a nine-point lead.
With four minutes remaining in the contest, Jeanerette guard Travis Jones recorded a big steal near midcourt and finished with a layup to give the Tigers a four-point advantage.
After a 3-pointer from Richard, forward Darien Kiel provided the clinching shot with a tip-in the final minute.
"We played the 4A and 5A schools early on this season, allowing us to get used to playing at a faster pace," Caesar said.
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Looking to invest in Gurgaon real estate market? Then keep Ireo Grand Arch in mind as a center. Contact Aukeva at 9871223021, 8130677471 (INDIA) and 925.415.9151 (US) or mail us at email@example.com to know more about this project.
The Ireo Grand Arch is being planned at the junction of Sector 58 and Golf course Road to provide convenience to its residents. This also means immediate access to the Delhi Metro, NH-8 and quick exit routes to the Delhi NCR. There is also a breathtaking view of the Aravalli Hills from the apartment. Ireo city is a special integrated township spread over 500 acres with all the facilities you can ask for including office complexes, shopping malls, school, parks, service apartments, a hospital and luxury hotels. The infrastructure is excellent with water features, theatres and art centers among its features.
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RaceTrac Looking for Operator in Tennessee
The convenience store chain is looking for a local businessman to operate three sites in Hamilton County.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- RaceTrac's RaceWay convenience store chain is building three convenience stores in Hamilton County and is looking for a local businessman to operate the sites, according to a report by the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
The stores will be on Signal Mountain Road, next to Surf's Up Car Wash and across from Komatsu's plant; on Amnicola Highway next to McDonald's; and on Hixson Pike at a site not yet announced, Phil Gura, vice president of legal and general counsel, said in an e-mail to the newspaper.
"We would love to have a local operator in all three sites and are actively seeking applicants," Gura said in the report.
The stores will use RaceWay's newest design with a masonry exterior and a new interior, Gura told the newspaper. The inside product offerings will be determined by the local operator, based on each neighborhood's needs, he said.
"Tailoring the offer to the community is key to RaceWay's success," Gura said in the report.
Atlanta-based RaceTrac owns RaceWay sites and leases the inside operations to independent operators, and a $50,000 deposit is required within three days of being selected as an operator, according to the newspaper. The initial investment is $100,000 to buy equipment and inventory.
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FUNDRAISER FOR BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL: on Saturday May 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Rite Aid, 1031 Main St. There will be a petting zoo featuring Joshua the camel, a yard sale and car wash. The petting zoo costs $1 and car washes cost $5.
BERNARD MALAMUD SHORT STORY READING GROUP: meets Saturday, May 10, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the Bigelow Public Library, 54 Walnut St. Stories to be discussed are "The Grocery Store," "Benefit Performance" and "The Place is Different Now." New members can come and observe. Books are available at discount prices. For information, call Joan Higbee-Glace (978) 870-0352 or Gordon Graham (978) 733-4367.
TRIBUTE ROAD RACE: on Saturday, May 10, at 11 a.m., at Clinton Elementary School, 100 Church St. Runners are requested at the school from 10 to 10:30 a.m. The cost to run is $21 until the day of the race. All runners are entered in the raffle. Additional raffle tickets cost $5. The post-race ceremony and raffles will be drawn at the Old Timer Restaurant and music by DJ Pat McIntyre.
140TH ANNIVERSARY BBQ LUNCH: is Saturday, May 10, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., to celebrate the founding of the Church of the Good Shepherd, 209 Union St. The menu includes smoked pulled pork sandwiches, sauces, coleslaw, beverages and desserts. The cost is $10. The celebration continues with services on Sunday, May 11, at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. The order of worship will incorporate elements of the service as it was celebrated in the 1870s.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA: will meet on Saturday, May 10, at noon, at St. John the Guardian of Our Lady, 80 Union St. At this meeting, members will discuss projects of the year. Anyone wishing to become a member may attend.
ROSE SALE: on Saturday and Sunday, May 10 and 11, after Mass at the entrance of St. John the Guardian of Our Lady, 80 Union St. Proceeds benefit the Spring House.
LETTER CARRIER FOOD DRIVE: on Saturday, May 10, Clinton letter carriers will collect non-perishable food donations as they deliver mail. Participants will place food near their mailboxes before their letter carrier arrives. These donations will be taken to the WHEAT office's food bank.
MOTHER'S DAY BREAKFAST: on Sunday, May 11, from 8 a.m. to noon, at the Clinton Elks, 128 School St. All mothers are free and will receive a flower. Admission for other adults cost $6 and children under 12 cost $4.
PROSTHETICS TALK: on Tuesday, May 13, from 6 to 8 p.m., at Clinton Hospital, 201 Highland St. The talk is part of a New England Amputee Association meeting. Ian Duggan, from Ossur Prosthetics of America, will talk about technology on the horizon and Ossur's prosthetic solutions. The meetings are free and open to all amputees, their families' and healthcare providers. For information, visit: www.NewEnglandAmputeeAssociation.com or call (978) 365-2580.
BLOOD DRIVE: on Thursday, May 15, from 7:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., in Clinton High School's gymnasium, 200 West Boylston St. Appointment are available every 15 minutes. Email Paul Morrison at firstname.lastname@example.com to set up a time to donate. Community members are moved to the front of the line upon arrival. The Student Council will have refreshments available for donors.
COFFEELANDS MUSIC SERIES: continues on Thursdays, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at Coffeelands Caf�, 50 High St. May 15, Stephen Beckwith; May 22, Dan Chauvin; and May 29, Ethiopian Band hosted by the Gallery of African Art. Open-mike nights with Sean Fullerton will be Wednesdays, May 28, June 11 and 25. Donation is $5.
FAMILY MUSIC CONCERT: on Friday, May 16, at 6:30 p.m., at Clinton High School, 200 West Boylston St. The evening includes door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. The concert will feature performances by local children and Clinton's Carol O'Malley. The tickets cost $10 for adults; $5 for children 3 to 12, and children under 3 are free. Proceeds benefit Community Partnerships for Children, Parent Child Home Program and Play School. Contact Lori McDermott or Linda Hughes at the Clinton CPC/PCHP Office at (978) 365-4218 for details.
LADIES' NIGHT OUT FUNDRAISER: on Friday, May 16, from 7 to 10 p.m., in the Elks Lodge Hall, 128 School St. Tickets cost $10 and are available at the door or at the Polus Center, 134 High St., the Coffeelands Cafe, 50 High St., or online at www.poluscenter.org. The evening includes music by Ashley Jordan, a cash bar, shopping, raffles, massages, jewelry, henna and hors d'oeuvres. Proceeds support the Polus Center for Social and Economic Development and Team 01510/Breast Intentions of MA.
CONCERT 'FROM MOSCOW TO TIN PAN ALLEY': on Saturday, May 17, from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Museum of Russian Icons, 203 Union St. The cost is $15 for members and $18 for nonmembers. Some favorites played will be "April in Paris," "Full Moon and Empty Arms" and "Stranger in Paradise" by song writers such as Irving Berlin, Colore Porter and others. Reservations are recommended at (978) 598-5000.
CHOIR OF CONCORDIA COLLEGE CONCERT: on Saturday, May 17, at 7 p.m., at Evangelical Trinity Lutheran Church, 117 Chace St. Admission is free. An offering will be taken to help defray the choir's expenses. For information, call the church at (978) 365-6888.
THE WAY CAFE: hosts "Raging Grace," on Saturday May 17, at 7:30 p.m., at First Congregational Church, 34 Walnut St. There is no admission fee; coffee and snacks will be available for a small fee.
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FLAG PLACEMENT: for the Memorial Day Parade. Volunteers will meet at Town Hall, on Monday, May 19, at 8 a.m. In case of inclement weather, flags will be placed on Tuesday, May 20, meet at the same time and place.
ART AUCTION FUNDRAISER: to benefit Easter Seals of Massachusetts on Wednesday, May 21, from 5 to 8:30 p.m., at Elks Lodge, 128 School St. There will be silent and live auctions, at 7 p.m. Live music, refreshments and cash bar. Call Chris Ebstein at (978) 368-4186 for information.
MEET EARLY EDUCATION COMMISSIONER THOMAS WEBER: on Thursday, May 22, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., at the Clinton Early Childhood Resource Center, 150 School St. This program is sponsored by Clinton Community Partnerships for Children. For information, contact Lori McDermott at firstname.lastname@example.com or (978) 365-4218 or Linda Hughes at firstname.lastname@example.com or (978) 365-4217.
FARWELL TO 'CZAR'S CABINET': gallery talk is Thursday, May 22, at 4:30 p.m. and Saturday, May 24, at 1:30 p.m., free with museum admission. The exhibit, which celebrates 200 years of decorative arts under the Romanovs, ends Saturday, May 26. Museum registrar Laura Garrity-Arquitt will lead visitors on an hour-long tour of the significant items and discuss how they relate to the history of Russian Tsars.
RETIREMENT RECEPTION: for 36-year general surgeon Youssef Chehade is Thursday, May 22, from 5 to 7 p.m., at Clinton Hospital's Ambulatory Care Center, 201 Highland St. Refreshments will be served
ANTHONY GAROFOLI BENEFIT: on Friday, May 23, from 6 p.m. to midnight, at Elks Lodge, 128 School St. The evening includes raffles, prizes, a 50/50 raffle, DJ, dancing, snacks and more. Garofoli is a lifelong Clinton resident who was diagnosed with throat cancer. Donations may be mailed to Clinton Savings Bank, 200 Church St., PO Box 770, Clinton, MA 01510, with checks made payable to Anthony Garofoli Benefit Fund or online at www.tonygarofoli.com.
PLANT SALE FUNDRAISER: on Saturday, May 24, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Shaw's, Woodruff Plaza, Main Street. Proceeds will benefit Troop 4, Clinton Boy Scouts. Vegetable, herb and flowering plants will be available.
METROWEST MODEL RAILROAD NEW MEMBERSHIP DAY: on Saturday, May 24, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the old Clinton firehouse, Church Street. The MetroWest Model Railroading Society will be featuring its 40-foot O-Scale 2-Rail layout for promotion of the model railroad hobby as well as to interest new membership in the club. Admission is free. All interested new members are offered a free membership for their first year.
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE: on Monday, May 26, at 9 a.m., at Central Park to honor and remember veterans. Call the veterans' office at (978) 365-4112 if you plan to participate.
CHS CLASS OF 2007 HEALTH RECORDS DESTROYED: on Friday, May 30. Records can be picked up at the nurse's office, 200 West Boylston St. For questions, call the Clinton High School nurse at (978) 365-4208 ext. 1110.
WRIGHT'S CHICKEN FARM AND BINGO: on Thursday, June 19. The group will depart at 10 a.m. from Prescott Mills. The menu includes chicken, cranberry sauce, pasta, salad, potatoes, coffee and ice cream. The day includes a trip to Twin River for gambling. The cost is $52 and includes driver gratuity. For reservations, call (978) 368-8306. Payment is due Monday, June 9.
TOWN WIDE YARD SALE: on Saturday, June 14, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., with Clinton Parks and Recreation. Those interested in selling at Central Park during the sale must register by Friday, June 6. The cost to sell at Central Park is $15 and the cost to sell from your home is $10.
PLAY SCHOOL: ends June 13. This service is provided by the Clinton Early Childhood Resource Center (CECRC), at 150 School St., Room 208, is a free early learning program for young children, infants through 6 year olds, accompanied by their parents/guardians, and includes a lending library of early childhood materials for children, parents, and early childhood professionals. This program is funded through a grant from the Mass. Department of Early Education and Care and receives operational support from the Clinton Public Schools. Due to funding limitations, Play School is restricted to Clinton residents. The hours are Tuesday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m. to noon. The CECRC is closed whenever the Clinton Public Schools are closed. For information, contact the coordinator, Lori McDermott, at (978) 365-4218 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
YOGA FOR CAREGIVERS: on Wednesdays, from 7 to 8 p.m., through Wednesday, June 25, in the lower level of the school administration building, 150 School St. The class will focus on gentle postures, breathing exercises and stress-reducing techniques. The free class is provided by Clinton Senior Center. Participants should get doctor's approval before the class.
MATH TUTORING: for Clinton High School students is held Wednesdays, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at the school, 200 West Boylston St., at no charge. The tutors, Ed Devault and Paul Massalski, who is head of the math department, will help with any high school math.
PUBLIC SCHOOL RECYCLING PROGRAM: will soon be ending. KLT, the company that has placed recycle bins at all of the schools and behind the Central Office Building, will soon be taking the bins out.
SENIOR CENTER SEEKING VOLUNTEERS: to deliver meals on wheels to homebound seniors in the community. This a one-day a week commitment and each route takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. You must have a reliable vehicle and pass a CORI check. If interested, call the center at (978) 365-9416, ext. 5.
SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES: are provided through the Clinton Public Schools Special Education Department. For more information, call the Special Education Office at (978) 365-4238, Monday through Friday� 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Services are provided for those between the ages of 3 and 22. The Special Education Department offers a variety of services including initial assessments for eligibility for Special Education Services, as well as programming for Special Education, speech and language services, occupational and physical therapy and vision therapy.
AFRICAN DRUMMING CLASSES: with Issa Coulibaly for children ages 5 to 14 are Wednesdays, from 4 to 4:45 p.m. Drop-ins welcome for $15 per class. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Adult classes for ages 13 and older are Wednesdays, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Drop-ins welcome for $15 per class. Classes are held at Gallery of African Art, 62 High St. For information and registration, email email@example.com or call (978) 265-4345.
MUSEUM OF RUSSIAN ICONS: offers free admissions Thursdays, from 3 to 7 p.m., for all Clinton residents and employees of Clinton businesses. Bring proof of residence and/or Clinton employment, either a pay stub, business card or some other form of proof. This free admission time also applies to the Gallery of African Art, 62 High St.
FREE HiSET (FORMERLY THE GED) PREPARATION CLASSES: offered by the Clinton Adult Learning Center on three different levels. The classes are free to residents of all area towns and are held on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. Call (978) 365-4226 for information.
THE GALLERY OF AFRICAN ART: offers tours every Thursday, from 4 to 7 p.m. Musician and ethnomusicology expert Zach Combs, director of the Gallery of African, will offer informal tours of the gallery collection. Donations are accepted, but the tours are free.
MEMORIAL BRICKS: The Forever Our Stars Children's Memorial Garden is taking orders for engraved bricks for the walkway. The cost is $30 each. If interested, contact Sharon Cloutier at (978) 368-1630, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
BINGO: is Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m., at the Clinton Elks, 128 School St.
CLINTON HOSPITAL GUILD: needs volunteers and donations for the hospital thrift shop, at 37 High St., All products are welcome except electronics and large furniture. Items may be dropped off at the thrift shop Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., or Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. All of the proceeds benefit Clinton Hospital. To volunteer to staff the thrift shop, call Carol Bloom or Clare Fisher at (978) 365-3832.
GROWING PLACES VOLUNTEERS: are needed to help build, install and support raised bed vegetable gardens for low-income families and individuals. Contact them at email@example.com or (978) 598-3723 or visit http://growingplaces.org/how-you-can-help/volunteer-job-descriptions for information.
TOPS: (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), a non-profit non-commercial weight-loss support group meets weekly at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 209 Union St., in the library meeting room, on Wednesdays, 10 a.m. Everyone welcome, first meeting free. For information, call Ann Bakum at (978) 368-1620 or visit www.tops.org.
CLINTON MINOR LEAGUE: is looking for volunteers. Anyone with children, grandchildren, nieces, or nephews involved in the league is needed as volunteers to help run the concession stand. Call Wendy at (978) 733-1820 and leave name, number and the name of the child involved in the league or email the same information to email@example.com.
THE AMERICAN LEGION: James R. Kirby Post 50 now regularly meets on the second Tuesday in the lower level of the Town Hall at 7 p.m.
FIRST CONCERN PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER: located at 2 High St, will soon be starting another Abortion Recovery Group for any woman who is struggling with a past abortion. The group is very small, no more than four women and is completely confidential and free. For information, call (978) 365-9817 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
THE ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS: meets the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. in the parish center in St. John's Church. All Catholic men, age 18 or older, who have Irish lineage in their family background are invited to come to a meeting and get involved. Major projects include the "Annual Ireland Dram Trip" raffle, the corned beef and cabbage reception that follows the Annual Leprechaun Convention and the Irish Sausage Wagon at the Olde Home Days.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP: sponsored by River Terrace Healthcare and Clinton Hospital's Geriatric Medical Psychiatry Unit (GMPU) is a professionally facilitated group for caregivers who support a family member living with Alzheimer's Disease or dementia. Meetings take place the first and third Fridays of the month, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in Conference Room A at Clinton Hospital. For more information, contact Erin Flowers at (978) 368-3831.
NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS (NAMI) FAMILY AND FRIENDS SUPPORT GROUP: offers support to families and friends of those living with a mental disability. Meetings are held the second and fourth Friday of the month, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Conference Room A at Clinton Hospital. For information, call Edie or Andy Scott at (978) 345-2214, or email firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
'TWICE TOLD TALES 2': by Terrance Ingano, to benefit the Item Appeal, is on sale at The Item, 156 Church St., and Sunrise Boutique, High Street, Clinton. The cost is $15.
SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAM: Fallon Community Health Plan is a Quit to Win smoking cessation program at Clinton Hospital. This ongoing program, invites members to enroll at any time throughout the year. This program is free and is open to the entire community. Meetings are held every Monday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in Conference Room B at Clinton Hospital, 201 Highland St. For information, call Fallon Community Health Plan at (888) 807-2908.
THE POLUS CENTER E-BAY STORE: Donate antiques/collectibles, unique gifts, goods, and gifts made by social enterprises, and international gifts to the Perkins Center on High Street. Donations will be given to the Polus Center's E-bay store to raise money for wheelchairs, and other programs for people with disabilities in Massachusetts. No junk, furniture, or clothing (except vintage and collectible.) Donations are tax deductible.
FREE GARDENS: Growing Places Garden Project, now headquartered in Clinton, donates complete raised-bed vegetable gardens (including fertile soil, seeds, seedlings, and hand tools) for eligible, low-income households and helps them learn how to grow what they want to eat. No experience necessary. All you need is a sunny space at your home or apartment, and the time and ability to take care of your garden. The group also builds community and group gardens. For information, go to www.growingplaces.org and contact Jodi Breidel, (978) 598-3723 to answer any questions you may have and reserve your spot now for the spring.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Clinton Hospital recently expanded its volunteer program and is looking for additional volunteers. The hospital is looking for members of the community to volunteer in the laboratory department by assisting patients with directions, making phone calls and facilitating patient visits. In addition to the laboratory, volunteers serve in many areas throughout the hospital. If you enjoy communicating with people, have good attention to detail and a desire to help others, contact Ann McKee in human resources at (978) 368-3897 to find out more about this and other volunteer opportunities at Clinton Hospital.
FLAGS NEEDED: The Town of Clinton is in need of flags for public display. Anyone wishing to donate a burial flag should call the Veterans Office at (978) 365-4112.
VFW MEMBERS: are invited to apply for membership on the Board of Directors. Interested parties contact The VFW at 10 Allen St.
CHILDREN'S MEMORIAL GARDEN: at Reservoir Pines Cemetery is now taking orders for bricks to be placed in the garden in memory of children taken from their families too soon. For information, call Sharon Cloutier at (978) 706-1698.
CLINTON SPECIAL EDUCATION PARENTS ADVISORY COUNCIL: meets on the first Tuesday of every month throughout the school year at the Clinton Elementary School library from 6:30 to 8 p.m. All are welcome. Receive advice and support from other parents of children in special education programs. For information, call (978) 368-1059.
WHEAT ACCEPTING DONATIONS: Clean, usable, unique furniture, clothing, dishware, etc. Pickups are available. WHEAT Community Services is located at 27 High St., open from Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information or to schedule pickup, call Donna at (978) 365-6349.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: at WHEAT Community Services. Help is needed with cooking, serving and cleaning up. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 to 1 p.m., the Caf� is open Sunday through Friday, from 4 to 6 p.m., and the food pantry is open Tuesdays, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday is Senior Day, and it is open from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information, call Donna at (978) 365-6349.
COMMUTER RAIL SERVICE COMMITTEE: Volunteers are needed to help in the process of restoring commuter rail service to Clinton. Anyone interested, contact Dinorah Caraballo at (978) 365-4127.
ALL-OCCASION CARDS: are on sale at The Item office, 156 Church St., with all proceeds going to the Item Appeal. Cards are $5 for a box of 15, or 50 cents apiece. Make checks payable to The Item Appeal.
FREE SENIOR ADMISSION: The state is offering admission to state parks and forests for seniors, 62 and up. Residents can get more information by calling Rep. Harold P. Naughton Jr., (978) 365-1955 or (617) 722-2013, or by stopping into the 200 High St. office.
WEIGHT WATCHERS: Weekly meetings at the Woodlands, will be held on Monday evenings. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Half-hour meetings begin at 6:15 p.m. For general Weight Watchers information, call 1-800-651-6000.
SCHOOL CHOICE APPLICATIONS: are being accepted for students in kindergarten to grade 12. A limited number of openings are available. For information, call (978) 365-4200.
KEEP WELL CLINICS: Free clinics for residents 60 and over are held at the Clinton Council on Aging, 200 High St., the third Wednesday of the month. These clinics are funded by WHEAT. Clinics will include blood pressure screenings and education about medications, diet, disease management and other health concerns.
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The few months after Valentine's Day went by in a pleasant and love infused blur. To say that Adriel and I were going steady might sound slightly archaic but in all honesty that is exactly what we were doing. Weekdays were dedicated to school and rugby and the discreet brushing of my hand over Adriel's hand as we passed each other in the corridors. This being said, our budding romance didn't go completely unnoticed. Despite telling Rhys and Kerry that Adriel and I were going out, a few other members of the student council as well as some of the teachers had there suspicions. We decided to keep things quiet for know.
Weekends, on the other hand, were spent overwhelmingly at Adriel's house where his dad allowed us to spend time with each other. It was a magical time. The kitchen was always a mess as the two of us tried honing our culinary skills, much to his dad's disappointment as nothing we cooked ever came out the way it did in the recipe book pictures. The lounge was always filled with pillows and blankets as nights were spent watching numerous DVDs while during the day we lounged outside on the grass in the shade of the huge oak tree in Adriel's garden. His dad had only one rule: NO CLOSING OF THE BEDROOM DOOR. Adriel had explained to me in great detail and quite comically the way his dad had emphasized this rule before I received my visitation rights. I guess it was fair since, even though we wanted to, neither of us were really ready to go all the way and despite the great romance of it all, we moved cautiously when it came to anything regarding sex.
In May the entire ninth grade went camping. It was called The Finder's Camp and was dedicated to us "finding" ourselves and hence "finding" our major for the next three years. For some it would be photography, for others the cello. For people like Adriel, Kerry and Rhys it would be ballet. Our major was whatever we found ourselves to be most passionate about. Some students, like Adriel, knew exactly what they were destined for while others actually needed some help deciding, and this is where the camp came in handy. It was a week long and held at a beachfront resort, the kind that was specifically built for school camps. Basically it was a large conference hall that doubled as a dining hall surrounded by numerous dormitories and there respective bathrooms. Workshops on the various disciplines of art were held from dawn until dusk and students were welcome to attend any of the ones they were interested in. For me it was photography, drawing, and design. Although most students would only pick one major, the option to pick two did exist. The decision to pick three majors was quite unheard of as teachers usually persuaded students not to. It was best to choose one thing and excel at it than choose three that you would never master. One also had to pick two minors to supplement the major. I finally settled on Drawing and Design as it would help with my application to study architecture after school.
On the Wednesday afternoon of the week long camp I, and a few fellow art students, was sitting outside in the courtyard, which was surrounded by dorms, just waiting for supper to be served. The sun hung low in the sky and all of our workshops, being drawing and design, were done for the day. Suddenly I felt a hand squeeze my shoulder and upon turning around, saw that it was Adriel.
"You look tired," I said.
His hair was slightly damp with sweat and he was still wearing his black unitard, track pants and ballet shoes. His skin glowed orange in the setting sun and his eyes were a darker blue than normal. He gave me a weak smile and collapsed on the floor next to me. I put an arm around him and gave him a quick hug. He rested his head on my shoulder. I could get used to this I thought.
"I am exhausted, it ends up that we have to audition for spots in our major. I have no idea why they didn't tell us this before. It came as a surprise to everyone. People were stressed out of their minds."
"I'm sure you got in after just the first round though. I mean, you are like the best."
"I didn't have to audition, not for ballet anyway, because I'm already in the senior class. I did have to audition for Contemporary though."
"Contemporary? I didn't know you were going to declare a second major." I said surprised.
"What? You aren't the only one allowed to declare two majors you know," he said jokingly, nudging me gently in the ribs.
"So when did you decide?"
"This morning. The instructors urged me to do it. They said I'd have enough time for contemporary since I'm quite far ahead already with Ballet."
"Well that's fantastic," I said and kissed his cheek. Adriel froze, and so did I after realizing what I had just done.
I looked up and my classmates, some of whom I was really close to, were staring at us incredulously.
Finally someone spoke.
"So are you guys like dating or something?" asked Jared, one of my best friends and an amazing photographer. Everyone waited anxiously for one of us to say something. Adriel looked at me. I decided to say something since I was the one who had made our romantic relationship so obvious.
"Yeah," I said to the group. Adriel looked at me and smiled.
"You guys are so cool!" exclaimed Jared and we all burst into laughter, "that's great, you attractive couple you!"
Jared: ever the comedian. The rest of my friends offered their well wishes too. It was slightly weird since neither Adriel nor I had ever been in this position before. We were at a dramatic loss for words.
"Well, I am going to take a quick shower and get ready for supper. I am so tired and my legs are so sore," said Adriel, standing up and swinging his tog bag over his shoulder.
"I'll come with you," I said and stood up after him.
We entered Adriel's dorm, which was empty, and I sat on the edge of his bed. He came up to me and straddled my lap so that his legs were wrapped around me. His arms snaked their way around my neck and our lips met. I knew that his would be slightly salty after a day of just dancing. The velvety inside of his mouth was all sweet though.
Suddenly there was a knock on the door of someone alerting us that they would be entering. I immediately picked Adriel up with him still wrapped around me and carried him into the bathroom. I set him down on the edge of the bathtub and went to lock the door.
"Time for your bath," I said putting the plug into the drain and turning on the hot water tap. Adriel stood up in front of me and I pulled his sweater over his head. I slipped the straps of his black unitard over his shoulders and down his arms until the material lay in thin folds around his narrow waist. The summer months had been kind to Adriel, transforming his usually cream skin into gold.
I lowered my head kissed the side of his neck and dragging my lips to the angle where it met his shoulder. I knelt in front of him and pressed my cheek against his stomach. His fingers found my hair and he twirled them through it. I lifted his right foot and slipped off his ballet shoe. His big toe was bleeding slightly. I touched it gently and I felt Adriel's grip on my hair tighten ever so slightly.
"I'm sorry," I said not meaning to hurt him, but to sooth.
"It's okay, I'm used to it," he replied touching my cheek.
I pulled the rest of his attire down over his slender yet muscular hips and legs. He stepped out of them and sat back down upon the edge of the tub. I sat beside him and felt the temperature of the water. I ran some cold water into steaming bath until the temperature was perfect. Adriel felt the water and approved.
He stood up and removed his dance belt. He stood and waited.
"Well, I'm not going in there alone," he said and smiled coyly.
I pulled him towards me and kissed him. His expression was too innocent and adorable not to. I lunged at the opportunity and quickly undressed. In no time we were both standing naked in each other's company, something which we had never done before. I put my hands on his chest and ran them slowly down his abdomen to his hips, feeling the uncovered contours of his lithe form, my palms memorising each dip and swell of which he was composed.
"You first," he said.
I climbed into the tub and sat down in the hot water. Adriel followed and sat between my legs. My cock instantaneously rose to attention and pressed against Adriel's lower back. Adriel paused.
"I'm sorry," I apologised again.
Adriel grabbed my right hand and pulled it around his waist until my fingers brushed against something long and hard.
"See, there's nothing to apologise for," he said and let go of my hand.
My hand now rested on his inner thigh and I squeezed it gently. Adriel respond by lying back against my chest. I reached for the plastic jug that stood beside the soap holder and filled it with water. Slowly, I poured the water over Adriel's hair. He leaned back even more so that the water cascaded over his face. I did the same. We slipped down further into the tub so that the water reached our shoulders. Adriel's legs were fully stretched out while mine were bent on either side of the tub, my knees just under the surface of the water. His ear rested against my jaw and I kissed it. My hands were folded around his waist. Adriel gave a slow, satisfied sigh and by the way his breathing became deeper and slower I could tell he had fallen asleep, his head nestled under my chin.
The water had gone from hot to lukewarm by the time we awoke. We both stood up, and turned on the shower while letting the bathwater drain out. I grabbed the bar of soap on the soap holder and began lathering it all over Adriel. When he was foamy from head to toe he did the same to me. When he came to my crotch his fingers lingered. I caught the mischievous sparkle in his eye that would ever so often appear when he felt a little naughty, or sexy. He wrapped a soapy hand around my stiff cock and pushed down my foreskin before letting it slip back up over my glans. I rested my hands on his shoulders my fingers reaching each other in the nape of his neck while he caressed the length of my cock with expertise. Our eyes locked, and I knew he could tell I was in complete ecstasy. The heat of my cock burnt its way across my skin, up my neck and into my head.
All I could think about was spinning this beautiful boy around and fucking him hard, over the edge of the bathtub. But I couldn't do it, I wouldn't do it. I knew Adriel wasn't that kind of guy. He was kind, gentle and in love with me. And I loved him. We both wanted our first time to be special, to have some thought and love be put into it, not something to be done on a whim. So I stood with my feet firmly on the floor of the tub, my toes curling into the white enamel. My hands gripped Adriel's neck as I hunched over, nearing climax. Adriel's lips touched mine and I sunk my tongue in between his teeth where it met his own writhing, slippery muscle. I exploded white, liquid shrapnel all over Adriel's abdomen. I pulled him towards me and kissed him fervently.
Only after we had cleaned each other off, and Adriel was climbing out of the tub, did I notice it for the first time. I went over to him and lifted up his arm. He had a sprawling bruise over his left side that spread from the bottom of his armpit to below his rib cage. He looked at it quizzically.
"Where did that come from?" I asked.
Adriel frowned as his fingers lightly prodding the darkened skin.
"It must have happened when I fell today," he said turning to me and lifting shrugging his shoulders.
"You must have fallen pretty badly. Babe, It looks like a fractured rib to me. Rugby kids get them all the time," I said.
I put my hand on it and pressed gently.
"Is it sore?" I asked.
"Not really," he replied and smiled, "I think I'd know if a broke my rib,"
I looked at him concerned, and he knew I was feeling uneasy about his possibly fractured rib cage.
"Look, it's not sore, and as soon as we get back, I'll go and have it checked out," he reassured.
"You know exactly what to say to me, don't you?" I said, grabbing hold of his chin.
"I'm learning," he said smartly. I kissed him one more time before getting dressed and heading out for supper.
That night, as I lay in bed listening to the various sounds my dorm mates were unconsciously making, I thought about the first time I had jerked off over Adriel in our hostel bathroom. Now Adriel was the one jerking me off. I smiled at the thought and folded my hands behind my head. A lot had happened in just a year.


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Few students understand the importance of Polar Science and how it contributes to our changing world. Polar Science is not as common as Environmental Science or Meteorology; however, it is an imperative part of understanding how global warming and climate change affects our planet. In order to teach children about Polar Science and how important it is, teachers need the proper teaching tools and resources available to them. The following websites are excellent sources for teachers and educators.
Arctic Circle
In order to appreciate a region, you have to really learn about the region. The Arctic Circle website is one of the best resources for teachers to use in the classroom when teaching their students about the peoples and environment of the Arctic and Subarctic region. This website is a must for educators of Polar Science.
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Are your students fascinated with polar animals? Do penguins make them giddy with excitement? If so, then this is the ultimate website for you. Here, Dr. Shane Kanatous investigates the unique environmental adaptations that allow young Weddell seal pups to develop into skilled divers. It's a fascinating look at a little known species.
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to live in Antarctica? This is the website for you. Dive and Discover shows us the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica, one of the coldest and most remote locations on the planet. It's a fascinating look into a place very little travelled.
Because of the remote, icy location very little is actually known about the polar region in its entirety, therefore, it's important for teachers to have resources available to gather the proper information and stimulate the interest of young minds. That way, an interest in polar Science will build in the minds of our future scientists.


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Well I made it over 9hrs without my ecig today. Was stood in line to catch the bus and someone was smoking a roll up so I walked behind my daughter to get away from the smell. I didn't realise how sick the smell of tobacco was till today... NO THANK YOU!!! Fresh air all the way for me. I'm smiling a lot more now everything tastes even better I can't believe I didn't do this years ago


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I was just asked to do a copper penny cake. I have the image, but cannot figure out how I will get the detail of the penny onto the cake. Anyone have any ideas? or done anything like this? Its for next week, so I have some time, but not much. thanks for your help
Hi Hugs - I did a search in the Gallery and it looks like some other CCers have tried the coin cakes - most seem to be done with fondant cut outs on top to resemble the raised design of the coin - check them out and decide what works for you!
Here are some of the ones I liked best for inspiration:
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thank you, I didn't think about looking on here lol, woulda been the smart thing to do lol, still kinda new here . thanks for the info
I love the copper penny one, I think I will go by that, since that is what I am doing.
Now 1 question, how do you acheive that coppery color? I have not seen any gel colors that you could use for that? I will call the cake shop as well. thanks
There is copper dust you could use to get that color.
would the bronze luster spray work?
I've never used a spray before, but I don't see why not. Isn't it similiar to spraying with an airbrush?
yes its like the same thing, just it comes from a can, not an airbrush machine. I don't have one yet. I want to get one, but I don't get enough cake orders to spend that kind of money at the moment. I have used wilton's sprays before, but not this luster one. Will post pics once done. thanks for your help


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Two weeks before the big day, Welsh Constable Evans is ready to be done planning for his wedding. Just as he's unloading the last boxes into the new home he and his bride, Bronwen, have chosen, he runs into a teenager whose girlfriend has gone missing on Mt. Snowdon. Despite his apprehensions about getting involved in a new case, Evans cannot resist helping the worried hiker. A search yields no trace of the girl but does turn up a well-stocked bunker, complete with chains and handcuffs. Are the two related? And if so, where is the girl being held? When a series of clues is uncovered, Evans and the police begin to see that they are dealing with a clever but twisted mind. Then a second person vanishes and this time Evans knows the victim: Bronwen. He realizes the culprit's vendetta might be a personal one and that the actual target might have been him all along.
Award winner Rhys Bowen, whose most recent Constable Evans novel, Evan's Gate, was a finalist for the Edgar Award for best mystery novel of the year, delivers another charming and suspenseful cozy mystery set in beautiful Wales and starring fan favorite village constable Evan Evans.
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I read a lot of the reviews and they all said the narrations weren't very good. As one said review said it didn't sound very British. As a Welsh American I can tell you it sounds Welsh not everyone in Great Britain sound like some one out of London. The Welsh have their very own sound just like the Scottish and Irish. All Celtics sound different. I would hope that you would understand that Wales is its own country with its own language and customs. We are very proud of being welsh and we have worked very hard to keep those things that make us Welsh alive both in Wales and around the World. I feel the Narrator did an admiral job with the accent many well known actors say they have a hard time with the accent. So when you listen to this book please look at it as a way of also of a way of enjoying a beautiful country a people. Maybe learn a little about a country in the British Isle that doesn't get written about in fiction at least on this side of the pond.
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Motor-racing docu '1' to preem in Austin
Motor-racing docu "1" will receive its world preem on Nov. 15 in Austin, Texas at a special presentation event to mark the inaugural Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix.
Motor-racing docu "1" will receive its world preem on Nov. 15 in Austin, Texas at a special presentation event to mark the inaugural Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix.
K5 Intl. has picked up worldwide sales on 17th-century horror project "The Witch of New-Canaan Woode," which it will be pre-selling at AFM.
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German actor Nico Rogner ("Seraphine"), and U.K. thesps Louise Brealey ("Sherlock") and Neil Stuke will lead the cast of dark romcom "Delicious."
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I am curious as to what fellow spiceheads have assembled onto their handy thumbdrives to use are there PC recovery toolkit, not only for malware problems but disk, password, and other misc problems. I appreciate the information and help!
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Personnally, I make a Ghost image using BartPE after setting up a PC with all the software we require and before putting it into production.
We purchased Norton Ghost Suite with enough licenses for each computer, but on some of the computers, it was difficult getting a boot CD with correct drivers. Made a boot CD with BartPE with and now use that for making the images.
All users are suppose to keep all their files on the server. If hard drive failure, lock out of system due to password, virus, etc, instead of fighting the system or trying to recover, I just reapply the image. Now my procedure is apply image, install patches / software since the first image, make an updated image and system is back up & running.
Went to this method after a system's hard drive failed 2 weeks after being put into production. 16 hours setup time down the drain.
This has saved me a lot of time. Also, I no longer have to 'worry' about what hidden things malware might have left behind.
Now, each workstation has their own drawer with all CDs / documentation / licenses and now a thumb drive with their ghost image.
Nov 12, 2010 at 9:15 UTC
I keep a copy of reatogo/bartpe bootable cd in my car at all times. I also try to have copies of hiren's boot cd, memtest, ultimate boot cd, knoppix, and gparted on hand.
For malware cleanup I do most of the work manually offline using reatogo/bartpe. But I do use some utils/scanners after the fact including hijackthis, malwarebytes, unhackme, combofix, TDSS Killer, and sysinternals utils.
A linux bootable usb device is also handy. There's a great tool to easily create linux bootable flash drives and with any number of distros.
From an email I sent my peer group a few months ago:
I was presented an hp mini netbook with no cd drive that wouldn't boot past the xp splash screen. My usb cd/dvd drive wasn't letting me boot a cd based PE from it and my usb xp pe drive is MIA. Used the universal usb installer and had a linux bootable usb drive in no time at all. It was so easy it even lets you choose what distro you want and if you don't have the iso, it helps you download it automatically. I was able to fix the netbook thanks to booting to knoppix by usb. It really made my day to get this thing back up and going w/o having to rely on a cd and since I don't have a zif ssd adapter pulling and slaving the drive would been an exercise in futility.
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Egg Noodles With Butter and Milk
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This is a very simple dish and so satisfying. I could not find it posted. I serve with any meat or fish along with peas and colslaw. I have been cooking this dish for years and made it tonight to serve with Tuna Loaf.
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My Italian grandmother made this for some Catholic holiday (either Assumption or something).

Homemade noodles were what she used. Actually making these today at my mom's request. As a kid we called them ""Milk Connies"

Childhood memory
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- 340.19 g extra wide egg noodles
- 78.07 ml butter
- 118.29 ml evaporated milk
- 2.46 ml salt
- white pepper (optional)
- aluminum foil
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- Cook noodles as directed on package but take off before being soft, almost cooked. Cook about 7 minutes when the water is boiling.Drain but do not rinse.
- Preheat oven 375*.
- Heat a round microwaveable baking dish in the microwave for 1 minute.
- Place butter in the dish and the noodles on top. Stir around until the noodles are coated with butter. Add salt and stir again.
- Pour milk all over the noodles. Stir until all are covered.
- Cover the dish with lid or foil.
- Stir twice while cooking.
- Bake 20 minutes.
- The noodles will absorb the milk and butter and be bigger and fluffier.
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True Cadillac Flagship Sedan Likely Admits Senior Exec
When the XTS was first revealed, the media began touting it as Cadillac's new flagship car, but the President of GM North America has made it clear that there is a new car in the works that sits above the XTS, meant to combat the German luxury brands.
The starting price point on the XTS is $44, 995, which puts it in line with the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Audi A6, Lexus GS, and BMW 5-Series. This however leaves the Audi A8, Mercedes S class and BMW 7-series to command the high-end of the luxury market, something that Cadillac is looking to counter with its new flagship.
"I'm a fan of going right at those segments and beating them in segment," GM's North American president Mark Reuss says. He went on to comment that he would "love Cadillac to have a flagship."
The new flagship will ride on the Omega platform which is in development now and will spawn rear-drive large sedans, one of which being the Caddy flagship.
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Pinsent Masons is to launch its flexible lawyering service Vario in Australia, in what will mark its first move outside the UK.
The service, which launched in 2012, now has 300 freelance lawyers on its books and, according to the firm, increased its revenue by 40% last year.
Pinsents opened in Australia in 2015, with offices in Sydney and Melbourne. It now has eight partners and 20 lawyers in the country.
Vario director Matthew Kay said: "We are now embarking on an ambitious plan to scale internationally and bring the best of the flexible model to a number of international hubs. We are actively recruiting in Australia and are keen to hear from senior practitioners with experience of recruitment to help us establish and grow our business."
The firm's Australia head, David Rennick, said: "We recognise that we are a challenger brand in Australia and a key part of our strategy is to bring the best of the disruptive innovation from legal markets around the world to Australia."
The move follows that of DLA Piper, which launched its flexible lawyering service in Australia last year. DLA's service is a collaboration with Berwin Leighton Paisner's flexible lawyer spin-off LOD, which itself merged with Asia-Pacific counterpart AdventBalance last year.
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What would you do if you got hurt or lost in the forest or if you had to fend for yourself all alone in the wilderness? Campers explore wilderness survival through the elements of Earth, Wind, Fire and Water during this action-packed week which includes camper favorites such as tracking animals, wilderness survival skills, first aid, and a visit from the Port Hope Fire Department. End the week with a fantastic day at the Ganaraska Forest Centre building emergency lean-to shelters and campfires. A cookout lunch will be provided on trip day by the Nature Nuts Camp. Ages 6 to 11.
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Advanced Admin Console 2011 allows you to extend access to various parts of your server's administration controls from within the Dashboard, including:
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v1.0 (31st January 2012)
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- FIXED: When running the Dashboard from a client PC resizing the Dashboard window may result in improper drawing of the AAC portion of the Dashboard window.
- FIXED: Update notification didn't work for some users.
- FIXED: An exception occurred when a favorite was created via the web page context menu.
- CHANGED: User interface polished (Removal of MS Office style context menus, other minor changes).
- ADDED: IE ESC notification can now be disabled.
- ADDED: Open, Open in new window and Properties now available for folder in Favorite Tree.
- ADDED: Support for Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials.
- ADDED: German localization.
- ADDED: About dialog.
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- FIXED: When opening a web page with IE ESC enabled, a standard IE security dialog is displayed. When the site was added to the Trusted sites zone from this dialog, a large number of Exception dialogs could appear.
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On woman ruled worlds, the enslaved men often serve in games and sports.
Male slave racing is the most popular sporting event. The contests vary.
Hauling: slave men pull very heavily laden carts. The weight is so tremendous that the course is a mere thirty kilometers. The winner is the slave that travels the greatest distance. A slave who makes the full course does his Mistress Owner proud.
Cart pulling: single slaves pull their Mistress Owner in a cart. Alternatively, the race is between groups of slaves. A traditional oval racetrack is the venue.
Woman on the back: this requires agility as well as speed. The slave must preserve his Mistress Owner's dignity as he runs. To trip or fall is fatal for the racer.
Long distance crawl: the slave in the picture is being trained for this event. This is the slowest and longest race. Hooded slaves crawl for miles on their hands and knees. The slave crawls until – regardless of the motivation of his Mistress Owner's riding crop – he collapses in exhaustion.
The Mistress Owner rides her slave around the house and at a training track. She works the slave hard to build up his endurance. The hood blocks the slave's sight. He must learn to avoid obstacles by taking guidance from taps of his Mistress Owner's crop.
Training for this event is more brutally punishing than actual punishment.
Extra rest and food is a successful slave's normal reward. Prizewinners may live in special quarters for exhibition to other Mistress Owners.
Slaves who lose receive punishment. Some are euthanized.


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It wouldn't surprise me if Woody's full-house burger is the best burger in Jamaica. It is a _Jamaican_ burger – if you want a burger exactly like an American burger, then this won't be it – for example, the full-house burger includes fried plantains. Also, be aware it's not an American-sized burger; or rather it's an original-sized American burger, before everything in the US got stupidly super-sized. However, it is a delicious burger (and the fried plantains really work). Note: There are other burgers on the menu too, including veggie burgers.
The shoestring fries are also quite perfect.
There is a full bar. If you haven't tried an Appleton & Ting, ask Mr. Woody to fix you one, as he did for my husband. Mr. Woody's homemade (non- alcoholic) ginger beer is awesome – that's what I chose. Enjoy it as an aperitif or as palate-cleanser after – it deserves to be appreciated on its own.
Two things prevent me from giving this establishment five stars: (i) We weren't sure of the opening times; we'd driven past on a Sunday lunchtime and found it closed. [Mr. Woody, if you're reading this, please would you include a phone number so that next time we can telephone ahead to confirm your open hours.] (ii) More patrons: we had a very nice meal but it would have been fun if more tables had been occupied.
Mr. Woody is a very gracious host. We enjoyed chatting with him. He told us why it's called the "Low Bridge" place. I won't tell you here. Stop by, enjoy a burger, and ask Mr. Woody for yourself.
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