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We're staying in the River North neighborhood, arriving late Friday afternoon. Friday can't be too long/late an evening because I have to teach all day on Saturday. Dining "in the neighborhood" would be nice but is not necessary. We have reservations at Topolobampo for Saturday night. I'm an ovo-lacto vegetarian but my partner eats meat. Other than my meat issue, we're pretty open to cuisines.
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Charles Darwin's theory of evolution goes on trial today before three Kansas State Board of Education members.
At issue is what the state board -- led by conservatives who have expressed doubts about evolution -- will recommend Kansas schoolchildren learn when the board approves new science curriculum standards this summer.
On Wednesday, critics and supporters of evolution briefed the media on the four days of hearings. They agree on little but sound similar when they criticize their opponents for twisting what they say and practicing bad science.
"This is the Scopes trial turned on its head," said Bruce Chapman, president of the Seattle-based Discovery Institute, referring to the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial. "The Scopes trial you couldn't teach evolution. Now students are being told you can't teach anything that criticizes evolution."
Chapman answered questions with Jonathan Wells, a senior fellow with the institute, who is to give testimony critical of evolution this week. They pointed to successes they have seen in other states, such as Ohio, in encouraging educators to "teach the controversy" about evolution.
Most scientists have agreed to a boycott of the trial-like hearings. And while the state board subcommittee had initially planned to hear three days of testimony from each side, the boycott is making for a shortened schedule of four total days.
Topeka lawyer Pedro Irigonegaray, who is representing those who oppose adding criticisms of evolution to the standards, will cross-examine the opposing side's witnesses, submit exhibits and make a closing argument May 12 -- the final day of the hearings.
Harry McDonald, president of Kansas Citizens for Science, said assertions that there are criticisms of evolution are "disingenuous" and evolution has stood the test of rigorous research. If the debate was about science, he said it would be hashed out by scientists -- not elected officials.
"What they are doing is what scientists never do," said McDonald, a retired high school biology teacher. "They are going whining and whimpering to the lay science illiterate public and crying 'Poor us, science won't let us play. We have the answers. We have the truth. You should put us in the science standards.' "
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One of the speakers, Keith Miller, a geology professor at Kansas State University, described himself as a scientist, educator and evangelical Christian. Miller, who edited "Perspectives on an Evolving Creation," said those who claim evolution rules out the existence of God are just as wrong as atheists who say science can prove God doesn't exist.
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McDonald and opponents of the hearings have framed the debate as being about religious concerns and intelligent design, the idea that life is too complicated to have been created by chance and is better explained as being the result of an intelligent designer. The theory of evolution says that species change over time, responding to environmental and genetic pressures -- changes that can occur within a species or lead to a new species.
What: Three members of the Kansas State Board of Education will hear testimony about how evolution is handled in the science curriculum standards.
When: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today, Friday, Saturday and May 12.
Where: Memorial Hall, 120 S.W. 10th.
Who can attend: The public is invited, but only about 140 seats will be available. Transcripts will be posted online at a later date.
While intelligent design proponents are playing key roles in the hearings, Wells said suggested changes don't seek to have intelligent design taught to Kansas students. However, he said the proposed changes to the states science standards would and should open the door to alternatives.
"Personally as a scientist, I think Darwinian evolution is a failed theory at this point in many respects," he said. "Students should be taught that."
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this track is grand
Rated 3 / 5 stars
Needs work
Some of the stuff was really good, like I actually liked your cookiemonster, but sadly the singing sucked. The instrumental tracks were heavy, but plain and underdone. I expect more from intruments. You can actually fix this without changing the music, just bring it forward or changing the EQ to make it more meaty.
Hmm. this is old. But I was on key.
I had no idea how to eq, or mix vocals. Check on this years latest submissions. :D
Also, not professionals. Otherwise...it wouldn't be here. :D I do disagree with your take on the instrumental. It killed.
Thanks for the review.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Nice guitars..
nice guitars, good drums, lyrics were deep.
HOWEVER! the vocals were pretty bad.
The attempt to grunt was pathetic you can actually fuck up your throat if you keep that up, and the clear voice was off many times.
still with a little more practice in vocals you've got yourself a great song.
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2+ drums
2+ guitars (rifs and sound)
2+ lyrics
2+ combining all that really good
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Thanks for the review. Please don't leave without listening to my newer stuff.. I could probably tear this a new asshole, but this is VERY old.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
E for effort. I don't know how to feel about it. It seems like you grasp the concept but the execution could be better. Plus it seemed to cross Metal genres over it's duration. I don't know if that's good, bad, intentional or unintentional. Ah hell, I can't make music at all. This was badass! \m/
haha, thanks. IT was some poor decisions on my part...for vocals. I was trying to showcase a little variety.
Now I could rip this shit up.
Check out newer stuff plz.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
chorus aint that good to me
the chorus wasn't as good as it could have been, the growls fucked up the song but the rest of the tune was pretty good especially the beggining
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" Brand: Mothercare / Type: Baby Toy / Type: Baby Rattles "
The amount of toys we have found in our pre-Christmas sort out is actually a lot larger than we thought it was even though it should be expected since our friends and family have spoilt our twin boys with toys since birth. As we are expecting an influx of toys with the onset of Christmas (and also 2nd birthday's in January) we are attempting to make more space in the toy boxes and cupboards for the new toys. However with baby number 3 due to make an appearance in April we are trying to save best baby toys (and the ones my boys did not destroy) so it is becoming more a case of organising the toys rather than the intended "sort out and move out" operation I had intended. One of the toys we are keeping is the Mothercare Love Bug Rattle.
***Mothercare Love Bug Rattle***
The bug rattle is shaped very much like a butterfly/ dragon fly. The rattle is about 10cm long. The bug has a friendly smiley face which is attached to a long multi-coloured thin plastic body. At the end of the body is a rounded mirrored rattle with a reflective section inside and multi-coloured beads. Attached to the "body" of the toy are two wings for a baby to hold onto the rattle. One of these wings is a block piece of red plastic which is textured. The other wing is made from red plastic and is in a wing shape but is more like a handle with three coloured rings to shake hanging from this handle.
The entire rattle is made from a hard plastic however there are lots of different textured and different coloured plastic sections for a small baby to feel.
Mothercare state that this rattle is suitable from 3 months old.
The Love Bug Rattle is available from Mothercare stores and online from the Mothercare website. The rattle is priced at £5.00 which is an average price for baby rattles and these types of teether toys if you compare with ELC and other brands such as Lamaze. The Love Bug Rattle is often reduced to £3.00 which is the price we paid in April 2010 and I have seen the product on special offer many times since. This makes the toy a good value purchase.
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I only purchased one of the Mothercare Love Bug rattle for my boys to share; my rationale was that with these types of basic toy I would be better buying a varied range of rattles rather than two of everything. Even so both my boys played and enjoyed this toy.
I gave the Love Bug Rattle to my boys when they were around 14 weeks old. At this age they were awake for longer periods and were starting to focus on toys and look for things to entertain them. At 14 weeks old they had started to reach out for objects are were able to make a grabbing motion with their hands and starting to hold certain toys in their hands for short periods.
At 14 weeks both my boys were both able to hold the Love Bug rattle when it was handed to them. The shape of the toy is well designed for small hands to hold despite the toy being slightly heavy because of the hard plastic it is made from. The long body is thin enough for a baby to grab their hands around. A baby can also very easily hold the toy by the wing that looks like a handle. One wing is more difficult to hold as it is a block piece of textured plastic; however the other wing looks like a handle in the shape of the wing outline. Small hands easily can grasp around this section and hold on firmly so a baby can rattle and shake the toy.
The Mothercare Love Bug is more of a teether toy to be gnawed on than a rattle type toy. The tail of the bug has a mirrored ball shaped end which has coloured beads inside. When the toy is shaken these beads give out a rattling sound however this is a very quiet sound. For a parent this means this is not an annoying or noisy rattle but it also means that a child is not stimulated or entertained by this rattling sound as it is so quiet. As a result my boys didn't really shake this toy around like they did with other rattle toys. The plastic textured wings provide quite large areas for a baby to gnaw on. This seems very soothing and reliving for a teething baby and my boys gnawed continuously on these areas of the toy when they were going through bad teething periods.
The toy is quite basic therefore the appeal this toy has to a child is quite limited. At 3 months old the simple, bright coloured toy with its various textures and sections makes it very entertaining and between 3-6 months my boys were really entertained by this toy. By 6 months old they did prefer other toys to the Love Bug Rattle, mainly those that had lights or louder sounds. They did however seem to use the toy as a teether to chew on from around 6 months up until they were 9 months old however it did not seem to provide the same entertainment value and it was more as a relief from teething pains.
Developmentally this toy encourages motor skills and the design of the toy makes it very easy for little hands to pick up the toy. The bright colours provide visual stimulation whilst the rattle on the bug's tail and different textures on the wings stimulate a child's hearing and the sense of touch. I would say that the toy is very basic and this is why the toy is limited in its appeal to younger babies rather than older babies and toddlers as the toy does not really do very much.
The Mothercare Love Bug Rattle is very well made and the hard durable plastic has survived very rough play by my boys. My boys have dropped and thrown the toy from a highchair onto a tiled floor on a number of occasions which has not damaged the toy in anyway. The other advantage of the toy being made completely from plastic is that it is very easily wiped over with a damp cloth and I even put this toy in our steriliser on an occasion. The wings of the toy are made from a slightly more pliable and more flexible plastic than the main body of the toy which is why my boys seemed to enjoying gnawing on the wing section. Considering how ferociously they gnawed on these sections there are just very slight indents and teeth marks. The toy does not look in the same condition as it did when new because of these teeth marks but these are not completely noticeable until you look at the toy very closely.
The Mothercare Love Bug Rattle is not the best or one of the best baby toys that we own or have owned but I do think it is a good basic rattle toy. As a small colourful plastic rattle, it is very limited in its function as it simply makes a rattle sounds, has different textures for a young baby to explore with their hands and provides a good teething toy as my boys spent most of their time simply chewing on the wings of the toy. As a result it does have limited appeal and I feel and from 3 months probably will only last or entertain a baby until they are around 9 months old.
However for £3.00 I think this is an excellent value rattle which is compact so easily fits into a fully packed changing bag and is well made from hard durable plastic therefore has survived being dropped, thrown and chewed on a very regular basis by my two boys.


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Water mark is used to protect the pictures from copying and publishing without authorization. Removing the Water mark is illegal or unethical most of the cases. But there are some cases that you need to remove the water mark in order to use it or present it. What is the best way to remove the water mark?
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Polka dot is the fashion trend of the season (Diwali) so going for the Lilliput polka dots clothing will make toddlers (girls) set trends for the biggies. Florals are always the safe designs to select as they are never out of trend. Their fun with flower collection has all everything to offer in florals.
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Crab Stuffed Mushrooms
Courtesy of Robyn from Add a Pinch
Robyn from Add a Pinch shares her recipe for a perfect make-ahead summer appetizer with Crab Stuffed Mushrooms.
4-6 large Portabella mushroom caps or 24 small Portabella or white button mushroom caps
2 cups crab meat
1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup fresh parsley, chopped
1/2 cup green onions, chopped
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 cup Panko bread crumbs
- Preheat oven to 375º F, if baking at time of making. Otherwise, skip this step.
- Place mushrooms onto a rimmed baking sheet.
- Combine crab meat, cream cheese, parsley, onion, cheese, salt, garlic powder, and black pepper in a medium bowl. Spoon into mushroom caps.
- Top each mushroom cap with bread crumbs.
- Drizzle with olive oil and bake for 20 minutes, or until the mushroom has become tender and juicy and the crab stuffing has warmed throughout.
- Serve warm.
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I know there are other threads about moving to York but I'm hoping for some more advice. We are considering moving to York. There are four main reasons for this:
1) My husband is from Yorkshire and he feels he would like to return home (not that he's from York itself!) He went to Pocklington school. And his elderly mum lives in Yorkshire so we'd be closer to her. I'm South African so anywhere is far from my home!
2) I am keen to have more of a town/city lifestyle. We've been living in rural countryside for a while and although it is beautiful with great walks, it means a car journey anytime we want anything. Something about being able to walk to a coffee shop has huge appeal.
3) Private schooling - our local state schools are good (in fact this makes it harder because if they were bad it would be an easy decision). They're not great but they're good. We're thinking of St Peters or Bootham.
4) And this is the main one: friendly people. My husband assures me that people in Yorkshire and York are friendly. The area where we live, the people are really not friendly. I have spent 5 years trying to make friends and although I now have a circle of friends, it still feels like all the effort comes largely from me and there's a general negativity about the place (We have constant battles with our elderly neighbours over our hedge and there is nothing wrong with our hedge and twice I've had eggs thrown at our car parked on the drive - not sure why)
So - what is it like living in York itself? Fun or a complete nightmare with traffic and millions of tourists/students who drive you nuts?
Any thoughts on St Peters (and the junior schools that feed it) and Bootham?
Are people friendly? Is it easy to make friends? I am past the baby/toddler group stage so I wonder how I'd meet people - school gate (not sure how viable this is with private school), sports clubs (I love sailing and notice that there's a small sailing club at Bishopthorpe), ??
Jobs are not an issue. My husband works from home and would commute to London once a week. I run my own business - in fact any thoughts on what the local small business community is like?
We did consider living in one of the villages outside of York and sending the kids to Pock, but the local state secondary school where we currently lives ranks 100 places higher up the league tables than Pock and I fear that we will swap one village lifestyle with another. But if anyone knows of genuinely lovely friendly villages and has any thoughts on Pock school, please share.
I appreciate any advice. We're heading up next weekend to go check it out. (sorry for mega long post)
Been here for three years now. Absolutely loved it from the start. Only know the school by reputation - excellent. Commuting around York at rush hour can be a bit tricky (coming from London that says quite a bit) so try to get a home on the side of York you will do most travelling on. Tourists and students never bothered me. Everyone really friendly and helpful and York is very safe city. Families are very welcome practically everywhere. London trains only take a couple of hours. There is always something going on in York and it is easy to find things to do. I would suggest you rent somewhere first if this is possible and then investigate chosen areas like we did. My husband is from Zim and is really happy here (except for UK winters!!). Incidentally, York is in a basin and we have quite dry summers and it is often milder and sunnier than the rest of the north. If you chose Bishopthorpe for the boating then there is an excellent priamry school in copmanthorpe and you would get to choose from Tadcaster Grammar or Fulford High schools.
Thanks Bigpigeon. Which area did you end up in? Are there any suburbs in York itself that you'd recommend?
I think you maybe need to look a bit closer at the prospectus for both St Peters and Bootham - they are very different.
Yes at certain points of the year there are a fair few tourists but it's not too bad.
One thing to think about is unless you have a HUGE budget you may struggle to find a house you love near the centre that also has a good sized garden. Lots of lovely houses - very few with gardens.
A few examples:
this is big and lovely but the garden isn't massive and it's on a very busy road.
this is pretty damn perfect actually - great location for both schools and town, 10 minutes walk max - more like 5 - to the station and a good garden - hence the price.
nice house but tiny garden although you have got the square garden
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-32066813.html?premiumA=true brand new]] been on the market for ages - they must be getting desperate
this is very typical of the popular south bank area no garden, no parking
I live near York and like it here The middle of it is small enough to walk through and tbh doing anything with a car is a pain . There are some lovely houses near to Bootham and St Peters schools although obviously depends on your budget (sadly outside mine).
York is small enough that suburbs aren't really suburbs but areas if that makes any sense. Most are fine although Acomb and Tang Hall are less lovely. There are nice villages around the edge but I think you'd like being in York itself. Where roughly are you living now?
I know a person in the 6th form at Bootham - very "nice" girl. She babysits the DC sometimes. That is about the limit of my knowledge of the schools although I know bootham is a Quaker school which would attract me.
I feel very confident in the quality of state education the DC are getting as well though
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this is a nice street also very handy for schools and station but no garden (spot the theme)
this is a bit further out but very handy for schools and the riverside walks. Looks like it does have a garden
Thanks All. NorthernLurker - I spent all day looking at Bootham's prospectus and love the look of it. Haven't got St Peter's yet. I think the two will be chalk and cheese, one far more traditional than the other. I know that we won't be able to get a big (if any) garden in the centre of York but living in the middle of it has so much appeal.
QED - we currently live in a tiny village in West Berks. I have to drive everywhere. And while we have beautiful walks on our doorstep, there is just something not quite right with the place. And I long for friendlier people. Are there any villages outside of York that you would particularly rave about in terms of people being friendly/community spirit/some local conveniences and still reachable to either Pock or a good state school?
My boys are currently 6 and almost 8 (years 1 and 3 respectively)
I live in a village a few miles to the east of York - I tend to cycle into York which is good for the thighs Very happy with the DCs primary school (v similar ages to yours in year 3 and year 1) and we are currently in the catchment for Fulford school which seems to be very good. Not sure it will stay in fulford's catchment as other secondary schools are nearer but the other two nearby secondary schools Huntington and Archbishop Holgates also seem fine.
My dentist is in Pocklington and I know someone who teaches at pocklington school - is about 15 minutes or so drive from here. I am fine with where we live but think it would be lovely to be able to walk into York.
We're moving to York for similar reasons to you; I wish I'd seen your thread before starting my own as it asks very similar questions!
lookingforaschool - do let me know if you end up moving and which schools you opt for. Lots of useful advice on your thread so I've been reading with interest. We are going up next weekend to visit some schools and check out the area.
We live in a village just to the south of York - have been here 11 years and love it. Outstanding schools in the village and they are very friendly child centred - also currently in catchment for Fulford and Tad Grammar (comprehensive despite the name). There are local shops ( Coop , post office , hairdressers, chemist, butcher, baker etc) and 3 pubs. There is lots going on club wise for the children and for grown ups and we have always found people to be really friendly. Like you we didn't know York very well when we moved and looked all over the city but really feel that we fell on our feet so to speak.
pearlgirl - do you ever regret not living in York itself? For me I want to be able to walk out the door to the shops (having lived in the sticks for so long) but i also want community and wonder if there is less of a community feel when you're right in the middle of the city. Your village sounds lovely
We had lived in a very similar position (big village just outside the ring road) elsewhere and previous to that on the edge of the innercity bit of a large city - we decided that we wanted to move to a village because of the defined community but wanted easy access to town which takes 15 /20 mins on a bike, work for dh (again 20 mins by bike). I am sure that we would have made friends wherever we had ended up but are really glad we are here.
pearlgirl is yours village beginning with a C? Remember looking there and liking it if it is
My village has good school and Costcutter, newsagent, hairdressers, chemist, doctors, dentist and some pubs. And a fabric shop and a butcher and newsagent (there is more than I thought ). And in catchment for Fulford but I still don't understand why given where village and other secondary schools are. Probably some historical thing.
No it begins with a B and is next to one that starts with a C.
I know which one you mean. Thinking about it cycling from C would probably take a bit longer B is very nice - I have village envy . Should have realised when you said schools as there are separate Infant and Junior schools there aren't there?
QED - you're exactly right about the schools.. We did look all over York but am really glad to be here.
QED - what type of fabric shop does your village have?
Interior design type shop but I think it has fabric (have never actually been in it but looked in at the window ). It's here
Looks very nice but out of my current budget. We also considered your village but there was very little staying on the market long enough when we moved.
Some parts of Acomb are quite nice. Plus Acomb is like its own little town as is Haxby. They both have quite a few shops in them.
QED mentioned Tang Hall as an area to avoid, I think that yes there is a bit to Tang Hall to avoid, but most of it is really nice, there is just a couple of streets that let the whole area down in all honesty.
Heworth is nice and within walking distance to the city centre, Id personally also walk from Huntington (but most would get the bus). Or theres somewhere up Tadcaster Road, they are nice houses too, near the racecourse.
Dont know about either schools TBH though someone said something about living in Copmanthorpe gets you into Fulford, unless somethings changed since I went to Fulford I dont believe this to be right as not one person I knew of came from Copmanthorpe. AFAIK children from Copmanthorpe go to Tadcaster Grammar.
I dont notice the tourists unless Im in the coppergate centre in Summer and they are all queueing up to get into The Jorvick Viking Museum. I personally havent found it particularly easy to make friends in York as people tend to talk to who they know and not many other people, but then again I am shy so that may just be me.
<goes off to worry as Im leaving York to live in a village in the middle of nowhere and I need to make friends.>
Notvery is correct -Copmanthorpe is in Tad Grammar's catchment .
QED and Pearlgirl - I think I know which villages you're talking about. I think I'll go take a look at it when we're up next week.
I grew up in the village QED lives I believe. I was there today visiting my parents.
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after a very long and mentally straining weekend i woke up today with a ton a anxiety that disiappated after a long drive to work. i actually feel like i have a bit of energy. i had tons of mood swings and i dont think that they are over just yet, but for now i feel good.
let me tell you though, this process has not been fun. god bless my fiance for being there for me. the worst part of this has been the "not all there feeling" and feeling of doom. also the dread of this never getting better. Alot of feelings of depersonalizition (comes with the ocd/high anxiety territory) What helped most was eating alot of candy and playing with my fiance's cat. once again, i wasnt on a whole lot of hydro but for me its ussually a mental battle. day one wasnt too bad except for alot of RLS. day two i felt like i was living on another planet, RLS, back pains,stuffed nose, increased heart rate. last night (day three) i had some issues with sleep, but it was nothing a bit of nyquil and klonopin couldnt cure. i am looking better to feeling better every day. my hat goes off to anyone who has kicked and been on a higher dosage for much longer. i know that the tapering for a few weeks before must have helped.
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Yet if the first disc serves to remind us where the Replacements went wrong, the second--a collection of B-sides and live tracks and outtakes--suggests where they went right. If Let it Be, their last record before going to Warners, was their final start-to-finish triumph, then Nothing For All is its accidental posthumous follow-up--a dustbin of purposeful gems and tossed-off wonders. They represent the fondest sort of farewell, a kiss-off with poisonous lipstick.
Disc two begins with a version of "Can't Hardly Wait" originally recorded for Tim, one shorn of the gaudy, emasculating Memphis Horns producer Jim Dickinson would later bring in. From there, Nothing deteriorates into a patchwork masterpiece filled with the sort of nonsense ("Beer for Breakfast," "Till We're Nude," "All He Wants To Do is Fish") and sappiness ("We Know the Night," "Portland," "Who Knows") that made Let it Be seem so fucked-up and flawless; it's hard now to believe there was a time when Westerberg so easily off-set heartbreak and despair with a drunken giggle. And the stripped-down "All Shook Down" near the end is poignant in a way its glossy counterpart never was. The less the Mats did to a song, the more it seemed to matter.
Nothing For All shows off the band for what it was--drunken idiots who stumbled into a record deal, who came this close to being something bigger till it all just fell apart. We adored them because they didn't give a shit and began hating them when they did. If nothing else, All For Nothing, Nothing For All reminds us of why we cared and when we stopped.
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My 4 Favorite Parties of the Week - Oct. 13th
What fun this week this has been. You Catch My Party members always blow me away!
Here's an assortment of the awesome parties we've seen added to our site... a cowboy birthday with terrific carved pumpkins, a creative Rapunzel party that uses push pops as towers, an annual family apple picking party with the most amazing apple desserts, and a funny candy themed Halloween parties with "gingerdead" men!


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Summer Research Program
Components & Requirements
The Sidney Kimmel Medical College (SKMC) Student Summer Research Program consists of a seminar series, mentored research work, and a short oral presentation and written abstract at the end of the project. A written report at the end of the project is optional. Additional presentations at student research days or scientific meetings are also optional but encouraged.
Program Requirements
|Seminars: attendance (~12 sessions)
|Seminars: group assignments (2-3)
|Research work (7-10 weeks, ~30 hrs/wk)
|Oral presentation (10-12 minutes)
|Abstract (250 words)
|Written report (1500 words)
|Program evaluation
|Evaluation/attestation by advisor (1 page)
|Poster presentation (Alpha Omega Alpha, Sigma Xi)
Orientation Session (end of April or beginning of May)
Attendance is required. Program participation and funding will be seriously jeopardized if a student does not attend the orientation session. Only very serious reasons for an absence will be considered, such as illness, unanticipated family issues, etc. If planning to be absent, a student should discuss this in advance with the SKMC Student Summer Research Program director.
Seminars (~12 sessions, June-July) and Assignments (2)
Attendance at seminars (max three absences allowed) and completion of assignments (there is no provision for making up of missed assignments) are required. Attendance will be taken at each seminar, and each student is responsible for signing in during the first 15 minutes of the seminar. Reasonable modifications to these requirements will be made for students conducting their research off-campus. Arrangements must be made in advance with the SKMC Student Summer Research Program director.
Research Project (7-10 weeks, 30-35 hrs/week, June-August)
Successful completion of the research work is required. A student may work on multiple projects, although one of them must be designated as the primary summer project by the middle June. If a change of focus/project becomes necessary later, the student must inform the SKMC Student Summer Research Program director by the middle of July. The primary project should have sufficient breadth and complexity to provide the student with a range of research-related experiences. Therefore, case-studies, literature reviews, study/protocol design, data collection, or creation/expansion of a database by themselves do not qualify—the project must include a hypothesis-driven component beyond logistical or administrative tasks. The oral presentation, as well as the written abstract and report, must focus on what the student specified as his/her primary research project.
The exact start date, end date, and duration of the research work may vary slightly for particular departmental programs, but the program typically lasts nine eeks (including one vacation week). Work schedule and vacation should be arranged with the research advisor, but should take into account all other program components and activities (e.g., vacation should normally not be taken during the last week of the program during which the oral presentations take place).
Oral Presentation (10-12 minutes, middle/end of August)
A brief presentation of the summer research work is required. The presentation may be given to either the summer research program or the host department (Anesthesiology, Emergency Medicine, Family and Community Medicine, Ophthalmology and others). It should normally focus on the work designated as the student's primary research project, unless arrangements are made by mid-July with the SKMC Student Summer Research Program director. Since the research work may not be quite completed by the presentation date, the presentation may be based on limited data and analyses. This is perfectly acceptable. The presentation is meant more as a practice run, rather than as a full-blown talk on completed research.
Written Abstract (250 words, by end of August) &
Written Report (1,500 words, by end of September)
The abstract is required for all students. The report is optional, but strongly recommended for the Lavine scholarship. Both are submitted onlie. The written abstract and report should summarize the student's own summer research work, rather than reflect a broader study of which the student's work might have been part. Since the research work may not be quite completed by the submission deadlines, the abstract and/or report may be based on limited data and analyses. This is perfectly acceptable, since the product is envisioned to be a preliminary draft and not quite ready for rigorous scientific review.
Evaluation of Summer Work by the Advisor
(standardized form, by end of September)
A one-page evaluation of the student's work by his/her advisor is required as confirmation of the student's successful completion of the summer program. An optional brief attestation letter may be attached by the advisor. The advisor should submit the evaluation directly to the SKMC Student Summer Research Program coordinator (electronic copy via email, or paper copy via campus mail).
Program Evaluations (by end of August)
Online evaluations of the program (including seminars and speakers, research project and advisor, and overall experience) are a required component of the program.
Poster Presentation at Alpha Omega Alpha or Sigma Xi Student Research Days
(Fall & Spring, respectively)
Optional, but recommended for everyone. Advisor approval is required. All presenters are eligible for awards.
Additional Requirements
Individual departmental programs may have additional requirements specific to each program (e.g., journal clubs, seminars, shadowing). Details should be discussed with the research advisor and/or the departmental program director.


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June 3, 2011
This group is for web practitioners and other professionals who are interested in inclusive research and design practices. This includes accessible web design and development, user research that involves people with disabilities in a holistic, integrated fashion as well as compliance with web accessibility content guidelines such as the W3C's WCAG 1.0 and 2.0.
We currently meet on the first Tuesday morning of the month in the Sydney CBD.
Our morning meetings are informal and do not incorporate presentations.
These are a great time to meet other web accessibility and Inclusive Design practitioners.
Evening presentation meetings are being planned for alternate months and we hope to start these in September 2011.
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County, blogger settle case against police
HILO — The Hawaii County Council has paid blogger Damon Tucker $17,500 to settle a lawsuit charging police officers roughed him up and damaged his equipment while he was shooting video of police responding to an early morning brawl outside a Pahoa nightspot.
A stipulation signed Tuesday by Deputy Corporation Counsel Kimberly Angay and Tucker's attorney Gerard Lee Loy prohibits Tucker from talking about the settlement and states that the county denies liability or wrongdoing but is settling the case in the interest of compromise.
Tucker referred calls to Lee Loy, who didn't return telephone messages Thursday or Friday.
The County Council had agreed with the settlement by an 8-0 vote in a Feb. 20 executive session. Tucker was originally seeking more than $250,000 in damages plus attorney's fees, according to a Feb. 2, 2012, claim Lee Loy filed with the County Council.
Tucker, 42, suffered scrapes and bruises on his chest, shoulder, arm, legs and hand, according to photos he posted on his blog just after the Aug. 6, 2012, fracas outside the Pahoa Village Club. He said Patrol Officer James Waiamau threw him to the sidewalk and stepped on his hand, causing the injuries.
He also said Waiamau drove over his iPhone, damaging it.
Tucker was arrested on a misdemeanor obstruction of government operations charge, with Waiamau writing in his report that Tucker "repeatedly refused to stop physically pushing himself between officers while they were engaged in interviewing witnesses and suspects." The charge was later dropped.
Waiamau no longer works for the department, according to the police.
Tucker sued Waiamau and Patrol Officer Matthew Bartz, another officer at the scene. Bartz remains employed by the department, according to a police spokesman.
"Damon was falsely arrested without probable cause," Lee Loy said in the complaint. "He also suffered violation of his federal civil rights protected by the 1st Amendment, freedom of the press and freedom of speech to redress grievances involving government conduct and to inform the public of conduct of its officials, to photograph police officers in the performance of their duties while in a public area from a safe distance."


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Which Restaurant Serves the Best Burger in Dallas?
By Raya Ramsey Published in FrontBurner April 7, 2014 9:00 am
That's just one of the questions on our Best of Big D: Readers' Choice food and drink survey that started today. So, let's hear it. Who's got the best burger? Who makes the best barbecue? Who serves a slice of the most mouthwatering dessert? You tell us. Vote today and come back again every day through Sunday, when the virtual voting booth is closed.


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TWO Hampshire national parks have received a major financial boost to help deal with traffic problems.
The Department for Transport has given £3.8m to the South Downs National Park, the New Forest National Park and the county council to improve public transport in the parks and make it easier to reach visitor attractions.
The funding will also be used to promote travel by bus, bike or rail around the parks by creating cycle and walking routes to stations.
Julian Johnson, chairman of the New Forest National Park Authority, said: "This is once-in-a-generation funding. I am so pleased that everyone's hard work has paid off and that we have been successful. We now have a real opportunity to make a difference to sustainable transport in the New Forest."


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The day was very much at odds with the strange happenings that were occurring that summer. There were some Muggles that knew more about what was happening than others, but all of them knew that what they were experiencing was unusual and hadnt been seen in many, many years.
The neighbors on Privet Drive had finally realized that not everything was as it seemed at Number Four. The lady at Number Seven had seen several strangers visiting and had called the police several times, certain that underhanded things were happening. She watched the police as they spoke with the Dursleys and their rough nephew and was disappointed each time they left empty-handed. She had been astounded when the last time she had called and been told to stop wasting their time. So instead, she started talking with the other neighbors who began watching to see if she was right or not for themselves. They agreed with her that the Dursleys nephew was up to no good.
The very person that they didnt trust, Harry Potter, lay on the wilting grass under the tree in the Dursleys backyard and stared at the late afternoon sky with his hands tucked behind his head. While he looked completely at ease, in truth he was trying desperately to keep from thinking about what had happened at the end of this past term without success and kept thinking about questions that he needed to ask Professor Dumbledore.
Questions that now would go unanswered.
He would also catch himself expecting to see an owl arriving with a note from his Headmaster setting up a time to leave Privet Drive to spend the remainder of the summer with the Weasleys.
He knew.
Of all the people there that night, he was one of the few that knew exactly what had happened and he was the only one alive now that knew the entire story of that fateful night. He had stood hidden under his cloak, unable to move, while he watched the events as they had unfolded. Hed seen Snape use the Killing Curse on Professor Dumbledore as he pleaded for help.
Logically, he knew that Professor Dumbledore was dead.
Emotionally, his heart refused to accept it.
His dark thoughts on the events surrounding Professor Dumbledores death turned to his funeral and his break up with Ginny directly afterwards. He had known that she wouldnt argue with him and she wouldnt make a huge fuss with hysterics or drama, but it still hurt more than he could say. There hadnt been one second that he hadnt wanted to Apparate to her and beg her to be his girlfriend again and every second he had to remind himself that it was in her best interest. She would be safe.
She had to be safe.
It made him ill to think that Voldemort could know she was special to him and make his plans to capture her and use her to draw him out like he had done with Sirius. In fact, Voldemort had already used her when he had tried to come back through the diary Horcrux and the only reason that he didnt succeed was because he had stuck a Basilisk fang through the diary.
He heard the back door open and close but paid it little attention because it wasnt Ron or Hermione. They had wanted to stay with him, but their parents had been adamant that they return to their own homes for the summer. Both had promised that they would visit him at least once before his left the house for good, however neither of them had managed a visit yet.
Harry? Dudley asked hesitantly as he looked around warily for the people he knew were hidden around their house. He didnt see anyone but that didnt mean that they werent sitting behind the hedge or standing around the corner of the house.
Dudley? he was surprised that Dudley had begun talking with him since his cousin was terrified of wizards. There wasnt really a time that he could recall that they had actually spent time just talking. Most of his memories werent good when it came to his cousin.
His cousin didnt respond.
Harry glanced over at him. Why dont you sit? he suggested, surprised by the look on his cousins face. It was a strange look and one that he hadnt seen before. When Dudley sat clumsily, he sighed knowing that it was going to be a very uncomfortable conversation. Does Aunt Petunia need something done?
Dudley looked at him with wide eyes but shook his head nervously. No, he managed to say as he looked suspiciously at the hedges. Who knew what they could hide?
Did Uncle Vernon call and ask for me to do some chore? Harry asked, suspecting that the chore was going to be fairly involved. Dudley shook his head again. If neither Aunt Petunia nor Uncle Vernon wanted him to do anything, then why was Dudley Oh. Do you need something?
His cousin was now looking uncertain. When you leave
Minutes passed in silence before Harry realized that he wasnt going to finish the statement. Dud, just ask the question, I promise I wont get mad. His cousin gave him a cautious look and he closed his eyes briefly. I promise that Ive learned to control my temper better last year.
He swallowed nervously as he looked around again. When you leave, whatll happen to us? he asked in a whisper.
Harry frowned as he considered his question. He had been communicating with the Order, or more specifically Mr. Weasley, on the plans to leave Privet Drive and his return to the wizarding world. He had purposely left the letters on the kitchen table for his aunt and uncle to read. It was surprising that Dudley had chosen to read them himself even if his parents had refused to touch the parchment. I dont know, he finally answered the question. I could ask Mr. Weasley that question in my next letter, if youd like.
Dudley looked around nervously before nodding quickly. Where will you go?
I expect that Ill be staying with a wizarding family for the summer before going to school. He replied after a moments thought. The precise location was left out as was most of the plan just in case the owl was diverted. Even though he suspected that Voldemort and his Death Eaters could easily guess where he would be. It was the one reason that he was still here because the protection wards were being strengthened at the Burrow.
His cousin looked like he had more questions but he remained silent. Instead, they sat quietly for the first time since they had known each other. He had been surprised when Aunt Petunia had begun to keep her views of the wizarding world to herself and started treating him slightly better, even if it was only because Ron or Hermione might appear at any time. Uncle Vernon, on the other hand, had reacted differently and developed a tic in his eye with the idea that his nephews friends could suddenly appear.
He hadnt really cared what his relatives had thought about him or even how they treated him because he would be leaving by his birthday and wasnt expecting to see any of them again. What he hadnt been prepared for was the small worry that he got each time he thought about leaving. What would happen to them when the Protections on the house ended? Hed written to Hermione asking about that question and had had several scrolls from her concerning it.
There was more contained in the letters with Ron and Hermione concerning their mission, all written in code. They would wait until after Bill and Fleur were married to leave on their adventure because none of them wanted an irate Mrs. Weasley following them. He sighed softly when he remembered that Ginny would be there. He would get to see her again, be in the same house as her, but how would he be able to stick to his resolve to stay away from her when he would see her nearly every moment?
He glanced over to his cousin and realized that at some point he had gone back inside, likely to watch one of his favorite television shows before dinner, and had left him to think by himself.
Could he somehow sneak away from the Burrow without Ron or Hermione knowing it? There was one problem with that idea since only Hermione could legally Apparate. He had Apparated before without the Ministrys reprimand, but that had been with Professor Dumbledore which was likely the reason for the Ministry inaction. After their reaction when he had saved his cousin using magic, he couldnt see them forgiving him for Apparating all over the place and suspected that they would call him in front of the Wizengamot again. Only this time Professor Dumbledore wouldnt be able to swing the vote his way.
He let his mind wander as he stared at the sky.
Hermione, do we really have to read all of these books? Ron protested as he looked at the pile of books sitting in front of him on the kitchen table.
She looked up at him with a frown. Yes, you know that Harrys concerned for his family. After theyve kept him safe from Voldemort, and quit flinching, we have to make sure they stay safe.
Why cant the Order do something about that? Ron demanded. After all, theyve had experience with adding protections and wards.
Hermione placed a slip of parchment on the page she was reading before shutting the book with deliberation. She looked at him with her complete attention. What theyre used to doing would be known by any adult wizard or witch.
Ron scowled at her. Why do you insist on speaking in riddles? he groused.
She sighed with frustration. Voldemort, stop flinching, and his Death Eaters are adults.
Yeah and what does that matter? Ron grumbled.
Even if the Order puts the typical protections and wards, they would know what those are and how to get around them. Hermione explained again. What were looking for are the types of protections that might be overlooked.
Ron still wasnt convinced. So youre telling me that were going to find some random protection thatll keep those people safe?
We would if youd apply yourself. Hermione snapped before opening the book and turning her attention to it, ignoring Ron and his mutterings.
Ron glared at her before groaning to himself. Reluctantly, he picked up a book and began to read it. This wasnt exactly what hed had planned when shed come to the Burrow to spend what his mum thought would be the remained of the summer vacation. Of course, theyd been smart enough to not tell her and not to let anyone else hear about their plans to sneak away after Bill and Fleur were married.
The next day, Bill stood hidden under Moodys new Invisibility Cloak and considered the side yard closely. So far everything was going to plan, but plans had a habit of going awry. He had chosen a number of useful items to help during the execution of the plan. A glance upwards showed that a second floor window had been left open, which should be Harrys.
The question would be getting there without making a sound and that would be difficult. He couldnt use magic because Harry still had the Trace on him, however he had orders to use magic should he need to and not worry about it.
He had a small bag that had been tied to hang in front of him. If he remembered correctly, Fred and George had stuck a number of useful objects in there without their mother knowing as they whispered the explanations. He pulled out what appeared to be a clear, thin rod and carefully planted one side in the ground and stepped back, watching the tiny prism created by it as it grew to just above Harrys window. Taking a deep breath and hoping that the twins had a workable product, he placed his hands on the clear rod and felt himself float up to the top. He hooked his foot over the sill and was grateful that he could let go of the rod as he descended into the room.
Harry was waiting by his closed door with his wand pointed at the window as planned, just in case a Death Eater had figured out what was happening. Pulling the cloak up just enough for Harry to see him, he whispered, Snuffles Mum at Grimmauld Place. He was relieved when he lowered the wand. Do you have everything you need? He didnt wait for an answer, but pulled another small bag out. Hermione charmed it. Put what you need in here.
Harry nodded grimly as he took the rucksack that he had packed and stuffed it in. He blinked when the larger rucksack fit easily into the small bag.
Tie the bag so it hangs in front for now. Bill instructed and waited until he had complied. Youre certain you have everything?
Harry nodded. Yes, Ive got everything.
Do you understand the next part of the plan? Bill asked with concern. You need to tell at least your aunt good-bye and we walk out the front door until we can find a concealed area for the next portion.
Harry nodded. I understand. His Invisibility Cloak was draped over his arm as he opened the door and walked down the stairs followed by Bill. He found his aunt in the living room and she nodded gravely as he told her good-bye.
If you could, afterwards, let me know she trailed off, unable to finish her statement.
He agreed, pulling the Invisibility Cloak over him and waited for her to open the door and step outside to call Dudley, knowing full well that he was having tea at the Polkisses. Bill and Harry slipped outside and walked carefully to the sidewalk and away from Number Four.
It was several blocks before they found a good place to hide while they prepared for the next portion of the plan. Bill stuffed his Invisibility Cloak into the bag before pulling out two innocent looking hats. Harry quickly copied Bill before taking one of the hats. Fred said that these hats will change how people see you.
Harry examined it closely, remembering how they had perfected the Shielding Hats. It would make sense that they would create another entire line that was probably very helpful for the Ministry. He crammed the hat on his head, feeling it tighten around the brim. No chance for it to fall off? he asked.
Bill shook his head. According to them, it should stay on. He looked at his watch and nodded. Weve got just enough time to get to the train station.
Harry stayed on his heels as they threaded their way through the crowd. Bill looked no different to him and he began to suspect that he looked the same, but it was evident that no one was taking a second look at either of them as they darted past, which he had seen far too many times before.
Quicker than he thought possible, though he thought he recognized Tonks at the counter, they had bought their tickets and had boarded a train to Leeds. Why were they going to Leeds? That made no sense at all, but when he had started to question Bill, he had held up his hand. Only when they were alone in the compartment and Bill had consulted another small item did Bill look at him, Leeds? Harry whispered.
Bill nodded grimly. Throw anyone off track, he whispered back.
Harry nodded, wishing he had thought to bring something to do on the trip. Normally, he might have tried to sleep, but that was nearly impossible with the acrobatics his nerves were doing.
Bill had to shake him awake and motioned for him to follow silently. They made their way off the train and waited until it had left before leaving the station. Harry sighed at the long walk they had in front of them, but was surprised when Charlie landed in front of them with two extra brooms.
Snuffles Mum at Grimmauld Place, Charlie said quickly as he landed. Mums going spare, claiming its taking longer, so I thought Id bring a couple brooms to save the walk.
Bill sighed with relief. Thanks, Charlie. I wasnt looking forward to a five mile hike today.
What? Harry shook his head as he took a broom.
Soon the three were in the air, grateful for the low clouds as they flew slightly slower than expected. Harry was still very glad when the Burrow came into view and they flew past the protection wards to land next to the back door which was opened quickly by Mrs. Weasley and they were ushered inside as she peered around for any sign of Death Eaters.
What happened? Why did it take so long? she demanded as they placed the brooms by the door and pulled off the bags. She hurried to the kitchen where she dished out three bowls of soup. I thought youd have been here much sooner than this!
Harry was glad that Bill explained how it had taken longer to walk to the train station than they had anticipated, but was certain no one had followed them. He yawned, catching Mrs. Weasleys notice.
Why dont you head up to Rons room? You look a bit peaky, but thats nothing that sleep wont fix up. She hugged him before pushing him gently towards the stairs.
He paused by the door to pick up his bag then turned around. Thank you Mrs. Weasley, Bill, Charlie. He gave them a wan smile before closing Rons door behind him and collapsing gratefully on the cot.
A/N: This was one of my earlier stories. It had been posted earlier, but I deleted it and reworked the story before posting it once more. This story may look fairly different from when youve read it before as I am expanding it into a novella.
A/N: As always, I hope you have enjoyed this first chapter. Please let me know what you thought about this chapter, especially if you have constructive criticism! I am always looking for ways to improve my writing! Thank you very much!
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