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There is growing awareness that if you want your wishes followed for the medical care you are given—or not given—at the end of your life, you should talk about it in advance with your loved one and doctor, says a new report co-authored by UMass Medical School for the Massachusetts Coalition of Serious Illness Care.
Yet for a significant number of people, actually having those conservations remains difficult, according to reports in the Boston Globe and on WBUR's CommonHealth.
The report details the findings of a survey designed by Melissa Clark, PhD, professor of quantitative health sciences and director of research and evaluation within Commonwealth Medicine. Dr. Clark co-authored the report with Sharina Person, PhD, associate professor of quantitative health sciences, and Julie Flahive, MS, a biostatistician.
According to the survey, 96 percent of those who responded agreed with the importance of having those conversations, but 35 percent have yet to share with anyone their wishes for the medical care they will be given as death nears.
Part of the significance of the survey's findings is that they were not drawn from a random pool of state residents, but rather from those who responded last year to a similar UMass Medical School survey on end-of-life issues.
While the results point to progress in terms of a growing awareness of how critical it can be to make end-of-life desires known in advance, it also points to challenges as well.
A majority of 62 percent of the 300 of those re-contacted from the survey last year had not spoken about their end-of-care plans with the two most important people with the power to actually enforce their wishes: their health care agent or proxy (typically a spouse or adult child) or their medical provider.
Another 28 percent had spoken to either their designated health care proxy or their doctor, but not to both. Just 10 percent followed the recommended course of action and spoke to both.
Most, 71 percent, said it was easier to figure out who they were going to leave their money to, matters typically covered in a will, than to "plan for treatments I do or do not want at the end of life."
Still, roughly 30 percent of those surveyed said they had heard more about end-of-life care issues over the past year. And 80 percent agreed that they "don't want care that reduces quality of life below what they are willing to accept to be kept alive."
By contrast, just 14 percent want their caregivers to do "whatever it takes" to keep them alive.
While many people may feel anxious about discussing their end-of-life wishes, those who have had the talk report afterwards that it wasn't hard, according to the UMass Medical School survey.
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Alyson Hannigan Reprises 'American Pie' Role For 'American Reunion'
After announcing a few weeks ago that American Reunion — the new installment in the American Pie series that will actually use the original cast instead of some dudes who just look like those from the original cast — was actually happening, there was one face noticeably absent from the list of returning stars: Alyson Hannigan. But good news — Deadline reports that's no longer the case.
Hannigan will reprise her role as the lovable, but slightly raunchy, wife of Jason Biggs' character Jim. But this news isn't all that surprising because reportedly the story will follow Hannigan and Biggs as they venture into marriage and parenthood, where they will undoubtedly have to deal with their children's inevitable experiments with flutes and pies.
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Fethiye Times' round up of the local news.
Stormy End to 2014
The Fethiye weather featured in all the local news sources last week thanks to a spell of very stormy and wet weather.
A number of properties in the Ciftlik area of Fethiye near the low lying English Farm area were flooded.
Pumps were brought in to try to clear the flood waters and temporary channels dug to help the water drain away.
The storms continued and New Year's Eve saw some of the strongest and wettest weather of the week when a gale hit the area.
A yacht moored at one of the jetties in Gocek sank after it was battered by big waves.
On New Year's Day snow closed the Antalya – Fethiye road near the Karabel pass, one of the high points on the road, for a short time until the roads could be salted.
The local press reported that stranded motorists left the warmth of their cars to have snow ball fights.
And to finish the week the press featured a video of a motorcyclist riding just a few centimetres away from a large lorry as it drove on the Antalya – Fethiye highway.
The report said the motorcyclist was trying to keep dry but the footage seemed to show a crazy stunt designed to attract attention.
Cat Rescue
A woman living on her own in the Fethiye Cumhuriyet Mahallesi area of Fethiye called for help last week when it was reported that her cat had become trapped behind a kitchen unit.
The fire service were called and spent 3 hours taking the kitchen apart until the feline was released.
Shepherd Rescue
A shepherd tending her flock who slipped and fell had to be airlifted to Fethiye hospital.
The alarm was raised by locals when they realisted the shepherd was missing and mountain rescue and medical teams were called.
They evacuate the seriously injured woman to a waiting helicopter.
A Cut Above
A local hairdresser donated free hairdos to 15 female residents of the Fethiye care home last week.
The hairdos were a New Year's present.
Big Splash
The 3C's Charity big splash event took place on Saturday after being postponed earlier in the week due to the poor weather.
A large crowd turned up to watch the brave souls make the dash in fancy dress into the sea.
The press, fascinated as to why anyone would take a dip in such cold weather, were out in force.
Local and national press featured the charity event which is good news for all.
Beach Protest
Meanwhile on another beach a bit further up the coast plans to relocate the Fethiye boat yard to the Karaot Beach, Yaniklar took another twist last week when protestors gathered on the beach to highlight the environmental implications of the new development and voice their plans to disrupt the development.
The press showed images of the Jandarma deployed to the event who were dressed in protective clothing, held shields and batons.
But the event was well behaved and the protestors dispersed without incident.
A court case into the development continues.
Turkish Money
The British Pound bought 3.59 Turkish Lira. The week before it bought 3.60 Turkish Lira.
The image this week is of Sovalye Island in the bay of Fethiye.


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SCOTT JAGOW: Wal-Mart has been wanting to open a bank for quite some time now. Not a retail-type bank with branches, but a way to save money on credit and debit transactions. That's what the company's said. But this morning, a U.S. Congressman revealed evidence that suggests Wal-Mart is, in fact, thinking retail bank. Hillary Wicai reports.
HILLARY WICAI: Republican Representative Paul Gillmor of Ohio plans today to release an e-mail.
The message from Wal-Mart tells its tenants, including some retail banks operating in its stores that Wal-Mart reserves the right to offer financial services like mortgages and loans.
The information comes just as the House Financial Services Committee is preparing for a hearing next week on whether non-financial institutions like Wal-Mart and Home Depot should be able to operate a bank.
A spokesman for Wal-Mart did not want to go on tape, but in an e-mail responded that "there's nothing new here," and that multiple copies of similar leases had been shown to the chairman of the Financial Services committee in the past year.
He added that no one should be surprised that Wal-Mart is interested in financial services. And that Wal-Mart will continue to grow services such as "check cashing, money transfers, branded credit cards and bill payment services."
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More than a thousand low paid workers who clean government buildings could end up losing at least $170 after the Abbott Government revoked the Commonwealth Cleaning Services Guidelines last week.
Federal MPs arriving back in Canberra today will be met by angry cleaners protesting against a pay cut which will start coming in to force in July.
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Stepbrother charged with murder of missing teen Becky Watts
THE stepbrother of missing schoolgirl Becky Watts has been charged by police with murdering the 16-year-old.
Schoolgirl Becky, 16, disappeared from her dad's home in Bristol on February 19 and yesterday Avon and Somerset Police said they had recovered body parts from a property.
Nicholas Matthews, 28, the son of Becky's stepmother Anjie Galsworthy, and Matthews' girlfriend Shauna Hoare, 21, were held by on Saturday by cops on suspicion of kidnap and were re-arrested on Sunday on suspicion of murder.
Their arrests followed the recovery of a laptop in a park in the Fishponds area of the city following searches.
Detectives charged Matthews this afternoon with murdering Becky. Hoare, also known as Shauna Phillips, was charged with perverting the course of justice.
Both Matthews and Hoare are due before Bristol Magistrates' Court tomorrow morning.
Pictures emerged this morning of Matthews and Hoare, who have a young daughter, posed in costume at a fancy dress at a party with Becky's father in November 2011.
In the wake of body parts being discovered, a further four men and one woman were arrested yesterday on suspicion of assisting an offender and a district judge at Bristol Magistrates' Court gave the police another 24 hours to question the five.
Disraught locals have been leaving floral tributes outside Becky's family home while St Ambrose Church has opened a book of condolences in memory of the teenager and is encouraging visitors to light a candle in memory of the shy schoolgirl.
Becky's father Darren – who put out a plea last week for women to check their partner's underwear for suspicious blood stains – and stepmother Anjie said after yesterday's developments: "To receive such news as we did today about our dear daughter and stepdaughter Becky is too much to bear.
"We have the support of a good family network to help us in these challenging times.
"We would ask that you treat Becky with the due reverence and allow us to come to terms with our grief in private."
The teenager's mother Tania Watts, brother Daniel and grandmother Pat added: "We are devastated to be told of this latest development.
"We are at an utter loss to understand why anyone would want to hurt our beautiful Becky in such a brutal way.
"We are grateful to the police for all they have done and are continuing to do in this investigation."
Becky went missing on February 19 and over the past week Avon and Somerset Police have searched Becky's home and two other properties in a six-mile radius.


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Ann Arbor, MI (PressExposure) February 14, 2012 -- Ann Arbor, MI, 14 February 2012 : Intagent is a trusted name in the real estate websites business. The company has come up with a generous offer to further its mission of providing affordable real estate web design solutions. Realtors seeking strong web presence can now get it for only $29.95 with the company's highly popular DesignPro websites. Another added advantage is that realtors can sign up for DesignPro websites without having to pay any start-up cost. This offer by the company has been welcomed by the realtor community.
Intagent is of the view that the nominal monthly cost will encourage realtors wanting an impactful web presence to sign up. A senior executive of the company further elaborated on what makes DesignPro so attractive. He said, "The Intagent DesignPro Real Estate Website system is designed from the ground up and packed with more features than anywhere else on the Net. Our DesignPro interface is ideal for Real Estate professionals who are looking to have powerful website tools, a customizable interface, and the ability to add and remove real estate applications with the few clicks of a button!"
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MOSCOW — A Vietnamese bistro in Moscow hosted an April Fool's Day contest, challenging competitors to eat a giant bowl of phở.
Fifteen men, including both Russian and Vietnamese, joined the competition, which required attendees to finish a phở bowl consisting of 1.3kg noodle, 600g beef, 100g chopped onion and cilantro, and 3 litres of broth within 45 minutes.
The organiser, the Vietsoul Café & Bistro, even had a healthcare team to take care of competitors if they violently failed to eat a bowl nine times bigger than a normal portion.
When the competition started, everyone was very eager to conquer the challenge. Each of them had their own method to eat the noodle: some used chopsticks, some others had fork and spoon, and some even used a plastic straw.
Before the bell even rang, one competitor gave up, as the huge portion looked far too large.
The 5,000-ruble (US$89) first prize was granted to a Russian man, Terin Andrey Alexandrovich, who ate 4kg of his 5kg bowl.
Another Russian man, Pan Alexandre Sergeyevich, has won the 3,000-ruble ($54) second prize, while a Vietnamese one, Nguyễn Tiến Minh, bagged the third prize worth 2,000 ruble ($36).
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I found out a few months ago that my daughter identifies herself as bisexual, or more specifically, pansexual, but I had to look that up because I really don't understand the difference. This information was secondary to the suicide threats and other information that flooded the front of the queue of New Things I'm Learning About My Daughter.
The beautiful thing about learning So Many New Things About My Daughter was that I could sit down with her at the table that day, iPad in hand, and look her in the eyes, all of her secrets now in my own mind and heart and still on the device between my hands and honestly tell her, "I've read everything you've said over the last few months and there is nothing here that makes me not love you. Now. Can we talk openly? Because I'm here and I'm not going anywhere and you're not in trouble at all."
That conversation took place on the Wednesday after we learned about her suicidal thoughts. That conversation took place on the day I will Never Regret My Words. That conversation took place on the day I started being a real parent, an honest mother, with a truthful relationship with one of the most beautiful human beings I've ever known.
Tonight as I watched In A Heart Beat she came down to give me a hug. Since The Day I Do Not Regret My Words, we have a mutual understanding; I know all of her shit and am here to give her a hug any time she need it. And she takes me up on this, knocking on the bathroom door when I'm trying to make-my-hair-pretend-to-be-young-again she will say shyly, "Oh, I just wanted a hug," and I'll tell her to hold on, one sec, and I'll grab my robe and open the door because By God Woman, if you want a hug, a hug you get! It's sort of a rule now. Sort of like how my mother said to never pass children selling lemonade without buying it, there are no hugs turned away when requested. Ever. Period.
Tonight, though, she didn't just need a hug. She was coming down because I was upset and she knew it. Like most children, my children don't like to see their mother upset. This bothers me but I understand. I want to make it OK for any of us, all of us, at the same time or otherwise, to be upset. It's OK to feel too much and to cry and to want to smash the living fuck out of the air because it's suffocating your thoughts and sobs and stifling your spirit. But that wasn't the lesson tonight. Tonight the lesson was more tender.


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Last week, Body & Soul's Director Emma along with a staff from our partners Red Door Communications, had the pleasure of attending the Lord Mayor's Dragon Awards at The Mansion House. The Awards aim to recognise outstanding community engagement taking place in London, and Body & Soul was nominated for its partnership with Red Door Communications in the Community Partners category.
Since 2008 Body & Soul, which has never had the resources to implement a communications department, has partnered with Red Door Communications to lead the our communications strategy. Central to this has been RDC's role in the promotion of 'Life in My Shoes' and a series of media training sessions for members aged 16-24 who have taken the difficult decision to speak publicly about their experiences living with HIV.
As a result of this training, three young people have spoken publicly at City Hall, four are starring in films, four have been interviewed for press articles and one is taking part in a Channel 4 documentary. Furthermore, the 'Life In My Shoes' campaign has achieved increased press exposure: in 2011 the campaign reached over 12 million people through print, online, television and radio press. On top of this, young people have developed communication skills and confidence – the importance of which we should not underestimate.
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Rengar Build
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Threats to Rengar with this build
|Like taking candy from a baby. Zone him, punish him at every cs, if he stays far from bush, leap on a creep and E him, forcing to trade with him. Is almost impossible to don't kill him. Buy wards, his jungle 100% will come.
Hello, my name is Frostmaniac, I'm currently Platinum IV (I now) omw to Diamond on EUNE. I started leveling this account just before S4 ended. I never seen Silver and hopefully I'll never see it, this thanks to Rengar and Annie. With this 2 champs mainly I manage to carry myself to Platinums in 30 games in first placement in preseason. Now with Rengar and Jinx I started S5 in Platinum V and I'm continueing to carry myself with Rengar to Diamond. This is my guide to Rengar, The Grumpy Cat. I'll get into tips and tricks, the chapter that is the most important of this guide.
Pros / Cons
- extremely powerful early/mid game
- high burst => good assasin
- easy to pick lonely targets
- ulti has huge range to see enemy champions
- can 1v2
- high versability
- can easily give kill potential on other lanes
- somewhat dependent on bushes
- fairly weak without empowered abilities
- bush dependent to engage without ulti
- skill dependent
- his power drops in late
- dependent on team positioning to initiate
This are the standard runes that gives highest damage and protection early game.
MR/lvl can be used if facing an AD enemy, but take into consideration if jungler is AD or AP and how often will you meet him in early.
In hard match ups where low chance of dominating the lane, arm pen runes can be used, this runes boosting a little the dmg in mid game ( in comparison to flat ad runes ).
Something to mention is that most of the times in early, is important to buy more Doran Blades. Most of the times you start with Doran Blade or Doran Shield. Is good to buy 1 or 2 more Doran Blade, because Rengar has enought dmg from abilities that stack good with AD, and Doran Blade's hp and lifesteal gives Rengar a very good 1v1 all in.
Tiamat > Last Whisper > Yomumu Ghostblade
When the enemy team doesn't have armor after you have your Tiamat and thinking about second item, you can go directly to Yomumu Ghostblade.
Tiamat -> gives lane clear/push abilities + sustain, making possible the roaming
Last Whisper -> Boost to dmg, makes Rengar dangerous vs offtank or even main tank
Yomumu Ghostblade -> Arm Pen go really well with Last Whisper, the ability to crit is incredible as Rengar, cooldown reduction is welcomed, and the active that makes the engage from ulti-ing much more easy because enemies won't be announced by the "!" until is very too late and they can't react ( also, the active won't break stealth ).
Sometimes a hexdrinker must be squeezed before finishing the core, but this is up to you when and why. Even after the core, most of the times, I recommend Maw of Malmortius ( the exception is just when the single ap in the enemy team is the underfed support, prefferably Janna or Soraka :)) ).
For last item is totally up to you. As for a personal opinion, if you must do alot of dmg because your team is underfed, i would recommend for Ruined king, the attack speed gives the opportunity to 1v2 or 1v3, also greatly increases your chance to take down tanks, Botrk has immense synergy with Last Whisper + Yomumu Ghostblade.
One more thing, on rengar is a waste of gold to get lifesteal early just because he is not counting on long duels. If he manages to get down a target, it will go down in less then 2 seconds; if the target failz to die in less then 2 seconds, there are high chances it won't die at all. That's the reason I didn't put any lifesteal items in the core.
For boots upgrade:
- Boots of mobility: -> cheaper, easier engage with ulti, the moving speed helps roaming. Used on higher mmr because of the engage in ulti, also when you have a hard laning phase;
- Ionian Boots of Lucidity -> highly recommended when ahead + brutaliser will give you an opportunity to ulti often because of the cooldown reduction, helping alot the other 2 lanes;
Ranked Play
Is highly recommended to have atleast 30 matches in draft pick or team building before starting ranked play. Rengar is skill dependent and needs alot of practice of early if it is to be mastered.
Tips and Tricks
1. Master the autos from bush. You can demoralise and make them feel overwhelmed when attacking repeatedly from the bush, making them not retaliate. I'll recommend what to look on the web in the finish of this chapter.
2. Always roam. Doesn't matter if you dominated the lane or not, when you have your lane pushed, after lvl 6, roam. See where, mid is pushed ? bot is pushed ? where could the enemy jungler be to gang him ? answer this question and go.
3. Know your enemy. There are champions that Rengar dominate easy, skill based encounters and champions that dominate Rengar almost with no skill. By knowing who you dominate and who dominates you allow to trade offensive or play defensive. With experience, you know how to proper trade with someone that you dominate to land the kill at lvl 2.
4. Learn the art of kill at lvl 2. When the creeps come into lane, you always take the lead of enemy creeps to draw them closer to a bush, this permits to stack fury and farm without the risk of being harassed. Also see point 1. Also the bush gives Rengar a high chance of pursuit a fleeing enemy ( from a bad trade ) by leaping all the time.
Try to trade once or twice on lanes you can dominate pre 2. When hitting 2, you should have 4 or 5 fury stacked already => Empowered Q, bola, auto, Q again, move in front of him ( orb walking ), auto etc. Ignite when certain for a kill. Use flash if needed to finish a target.
5. Abuse Q when auto attacking. When you want to leap from bush, dont leap with Q up. Leap normal attack and then Q followed by another auto, best way to trade for max damage.
6. Rengar isn't a great split pusher anymore from the rework, but if you see your lane opponenet that just got teleported at lvl 7, you have high chance that you can get the first 2 towers until someone will come defend. When sieging towers, use Q on tower right after auto attack, it won't hit the full damage of Q, but it will do a normal attack in the tower, taking the tower faster down.
7. One of the biggest mistakes I see in low divisions is always using empowered Q in engages. I'm gonna clarify ( imo ) when to use which.
Empowered Q: Use only when the target is able to duel you and you need max damage; also the target is most likely stay and fight then try to escape. Example: Olaf, Darius, Riven etc.
Empowered E: Excepting the above, you always use Empowered E, especially from ulti. When you do Empowered E, you root them for 1.75 seconds ( time in which they can't flash or use any displacement abilities, like Graves and Lucian dash or Lissandra's Glacial's Path (E) ).
Also the Empowered E is used just exactly when Rengar leaps, so you have time to do Q exactly when you arrive at the target. In the moment you arrive, the empowered E will hit the target in the same time ( if you do it exactly when you leap ) with your normal Q for huge amount of damage. You can equeeze an auto attack just before the normal Q, but this needs some practice and most of the times not needed.
One thing that noone reads is that empowered abilities are not dependent on the skill level, so if I have 1 point in E or 5 points in E, empowered E will do same damage; the damage is given by Rengar's level.
8. Learn to master the Bola Strike. Especially the Empowered Bola Strike makes the difference between a kill or missing an important chance. Also when you need to use Empowered Q vs someone that can kill you, don't do right after the engage the E, wait for double Q and one auto for the Tiamat to clear the creeps, then do the bola because that bola will prevent the target from running.
But if you miss sometimes bola, never forget that even LCS players miss that, you can't be perfect, you can just improve the chances of hitting with it by picking the moment better.
9. Because of the nature of Rengar to pick anyone from the enemy team with his ulti, always target the most valuable target of enemy team. If you open with Empowered E ( to don't give them the ability to flash or escape ), your target will die in the next 0.8 seconds ( more or less ).
10. You don't have to engage every time you use ulti. Sometimes you won't find a good engage, the enemy will have a too good positioning, or maybe they placed a pink, or your team is badly positioned, whatever the reason, if you find a reason to don't engage, try to think fast if is worth engaging. Is better to lose just a ulti then lose a ulti and die, or even badder to lose an entire team fight because you initiated badly and all your team followed.
11. Always try to take a fast eye on the mini map when ulti ing. You can see in a huge area all enemy champions in stealth or not. You can see reasons to don't engage, see point 10.
12. Always have a ward. Rengar is vulnerable to gangs, his only true escape is his ulti; but if you blow your ulti to escape, you won't have it to get kills on roaming, early the cooldown on ulti is pretty high. Especially. I highly recommend to have a ward on lanes that you dominate because there is most likely that the enemy jungler will come. Sometimes you can 1v2 if you know he is coming.
I'll write more as I remember things that I find important.
Recommend to see Ryan Choi's stream or youtube movies with Rengar. At the moment is considered one of the best Solo Q Rengar's in the world.
Hopefully I gave you an insight on how to play top Rengar as an assasin.
As a mention, in lower tiers Rengar does exceptionally because people tend to solo farm, being the perfect target for Rengar. I'll improve this build as often as I can.
I await feedbacks on what to improve at this guide.
If you want to find me for more discussions, add me, Frostmaniac on EUNE.


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15 Great Back-to-School Movies
As summer tapers off to the beginning of autumn, you know what comes next–the first day school. Scrolling through my Facebook feed lets me know that many children have already returned to their classrooms to learn. Friends and family have taken their daughters and sons off to college to start their adventures away from home.
At my house, we sit and wait. In two weeks, our four-year-old's preschool year will begin. This year she will be attending a new preschool in our small town, instead of driving 20 minutes to our parish school. We decided on the change for a couple of reasons; we wanted to be closer to her school and the tuition at this school is much more affordable.
A few days ago, on Monday, I took Ginny to her preschool orientation. She got to see her classroom, meet her teachers, and spend time playing with her 27 classmates. (Well, I'm not sure all 27 were there, but I'm guessing most were.) While she played, the lead teacher talked to all the parents to give us an idea of what to expect for the year. Just listening to the expectations on the year got me excited over the prospects of what my little girl will learn in the next year. Of course, I had to remind myself that we will be moving to a new town once our house is sold, and she won't be attending that preschool the entire year.
With all these thoughts of school, I decided to start watching some back-to-school movies to remind me of times gone by! Of course, my girls won't watch most of these, and that's okay. They get to watch programs on Netflix like Sesame Street, Super Why, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Sid the Science Guy, and the recently added Reading Rainbow. When I put them to bed, I can stream these 15 great back-to-school movies now on Netflix!
School of Rock
I have to admit that I've never seen this film, and not being a huge Jack Black fan, I've avoided it. However, there is something appealing about watching a substitute teacher teach rock 'n roll.
High School Musical
This movie is campy, but also lots of fun. Part of me is embarrassed to admit that I've seen it more than once.
Mean Girls
A hysterical movie about the perils of being a girl in high school. It highlights the desire for power and how it can all go wrong while being funny at the same time.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The first time I saw this film I was a high school teenager myself. I loved all the trouble Ferris involves his friends in and, yet, doesn't get caught. Am I the only one who wonders what he'd be up to now as an adult in the working world?
Coach Carter
Inspiring (and true) movie about a high school basketball coach who puts academics first. Wouldn't it be nice if all coaches were like this?
The ultimate movie of the 1990s! I still dream about having Cher's closet, and I love watching KU alum, Paul Rudd, in one of his first big roles.
Based loosely on a small town in Missouri, no dancing is allowed, but the high school students want a prom. The best part of this film is watching Kevin Bacon.
As a kid, I loved this movie. As an adult, I still love it and can't wait to show it to my girls some day.
If you love dark humor, you'll love this cult classic. I watched it in a film class and learned about some of the symbolism in the film (pay attention to who wears red). All about popularity, power, and how it can all go wrong.
This movie, about a power-hungry student versus a teacher, made everyone notice Reese Witherspoon! I bet you've never seen student council elections like this before.
Can't Buy Me Love
This film is about a nerd (played by a young Patrick Dempsey) who pays a popular girl to become popular himself. Will the power go to his head?
A funny, satirical film that left me laughing (and watching over and over). When a teen girl who attends a Christian high school finds herself pregnant, she starts looking at the people in her class a different way (while hiding her pregnancy).
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
So, Bill and Ted need to do a history report. Luckily, George Carlin comes along with a time machine (in the form of a phone booth) to help them out.
Teen Witch
While this may not be an A-list film, I loved it. A teen girl just wants the popular boy to notice her. Now that she realizes she's a witch, she might be able to get what she wants.
On the Way to School
This amazing documentary is on my list to watch this month. The filmmakers follow four children from different countries (Kenya, India, Morocco, and Argentina) around the world as they make their way to school.
Do you have a movie about school that you love to watch? Tell me about it.
Disclosure: I'm a member of the Netflix #StreamTeam which means that they pay for the streaming service in exchange for me posting once a month about the service. All opinions are my own.


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Fugitive From a Tour Group
Published: June 4, 1995
IT sounded good. A 12-day tour of Turkey organized by a teacher of art history at a Westchester college. Admittedly, I'd never been on a tour before. But several people I knew had. If they'd been willing to travel that way, why not me?
In a moment of madness I forgot that I am, when traveling, the quintessential dawdler, a lover of byways and detours, a philistine who thinks one can learn as much about a foreign country from a produce market as from a museum, and an ardent eater who believes that lunch should take at least an hour and dinner two, during which time the utensils used for the first course, especially if it has been fishy or greasy, should be changed. Wanting to see Turkey and laboring under the widely held but, as it turned out, false belief that it isn't a country in which one can wander on one's own, I allowed myself to lose sight of my predilections, and signed on for the tour.
Mistake, I began to realize on my very first morning in Turkey. Our group -- 30 people, mostly women -- had been picked up in front of our hotel, the Sheraton in Ankara, by a sparkling new bus provided by a major Turkish tour company. The Westchester art historian, although he remained with the tour throughout, had deposited us into their presumably more experienced hands, and they had assigned us a guide, a man named aptly, I would soon discover, Attilla.
"What do you think of this bus?" Attilla demanded as soon as we had taken our seats, and went on to inform us that it cost $500,000 -- "more than the homes of some of you." It was equipped, he boasted, with everything -- a refrigerator, a heating unit for making tea and coffee and, splendor of splendors, an up-to-the-minute toilet. "But," cautioned Attilla, "please don't use the toilet, ladies and gentlemen. We will be stopping at rest stops every two hours."
Why couldn't we use the toilet? Attilla had no good explanation, and after several visits to roadside facilities (Turkish roadside toilets are often primitive), several of us decided to use the one on the bus. Attilla glared at us, as did the driver. Apparently the toilet, although in fine working order, was on the bus merely for show and tell.
Things quickly got worse. "You will put your bags out tomorrow at 6 A.M.," Attilla announced at the end of that first day, a rather boring four-hour drive from Ankara to Cappadocia. "To do so, you will wake up at 5:30 A.M." I groaned. "Five-thirty A.M.? I don't get up at 5:30 when I'm working," I said. "I'm certainly not going to do it when I'm on vacation."
"You have no choice," Attilla said. And I didn't. Unless I wanted to be left behind at the brand new walls-as-thin-as-paper Dedeman Hotel in Nevsehir and miss the underground city of Kaymakli, the painted cave churches of Goreme and the fairy chimneys of Urgup. I went to bed as early as I could, awakened as required at 5:30, and saw the wonders of Cappadocia through half-shut eyes.
We had a hurried lunch that day in a roadside place packed with people from other tour buses -- American, Japanese, German. We dined, if I can use that word, on watery soup followed by a plate of beans followed by a swirl of something sinewy that was said to be chicken. It was here that I first began to feel an uncontrollable yearning for cloth napkins, or at least paper ones larger than 3 by 3 inches.
Soon we were eating in places like this twice a day. Some were prettier than others. One was beside a spectacular lake, where Turks were eating on a sunny patio by the water -- but we were thrust inside at the usual long tables. (This particular restaurant required our taking a long detour, and turned out to be owned by the tour company.)
Seeing the sights with 30 people was no more pleasant than eating with them. Because we were a crowd, and an assumption had been made about the average person's ability to concentrate, there was never time for absorption, reflection, ambling. We were given an hour and a half for Ephesus. Ephesus, with its vast distances, huge ancient theater, long marble-paved streets! Ephesus, where the colonnaded two-story library alone demands an hour of contemplation. But I suppose we were lucky. We had only a half-hour for the mesmerizing whirling dervish mausoleum and museum at Konya. An hour for Aphrodisias. An hour for Pergamum. Two hours -- and in the rain at that -- for Topkapi Palace and its many courtyards.
Few people on the tour seemed to mind the lightning speed with which we were whisked through famous sites. They listened avidly to brief cultural lectures given by both Attilla and the Westchester art historian and, after each stop, studiously checked off the names of the places we'd seen.
How did we spend the bulk of our time? Driving huge distances in the bus, distances that would more wisely have been flown. And shopping. We not only stopped at every trinket stall in front of every site, but we were also taken to other, more established shops -- emporiums for pottery, onyx, jewelry, wine, rugs, leather. These were relatively high-priced places but, we were told, the quality of their goods was excellent. (We were not told whether the tour company got a commission.)


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I can't tell y'all enough--I love movies--my family loves movies...it's just something that we can do together if it's raining outside and I've exhausted all other resources of entertainment.
And I love how The Messy Mommy has Movie Monday--I get to let my readers in on great or crappy movies and then? I get to read about the ones you watched and I have more to add to my Netflix Queue!
This past Saturday we had some bad storms here in Mississippi--so Leo and I decided that we would turn on The Lovely Bones...which happened to be our latest Netflix pick.
I had read the book years ago {and let someone borrow it...and of course never go it back...}. Anyway, I remember reading the book and loving it. I loved how it was written and how it was told through her eyes even though she was no longer alive.
Being a Mom and watching it now made me see it through a whole new set of eyes. I couldn't imagine having to live through what this family did--I mean to lose a child is my worst fear...and the way it happened to Susie was just horrifying.
I loved this movie and was wish that I still had my copy of the book {it's by Alice Sebold in case you are wondering--I highly recommend it!} so I could read to see how accurate the movie was. I'm a little thankful that it was years ago that I read the book...I tend to be overly critical and not typically like movies after they were books. {Don't get me started on P.S. I Love You and The Shopaholic series. Ugh!}.
Have you seen this movie? Read the book tell me what you thought. And if you haven't--I definitely recommend them both.


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Thailand 1-0 Singapore: War Elephants advance to semifinals through Sarawut goal
Sarawut Masuk's late header booked Thailand their spot in the AFF Suzuki Cup 2016 semifinals in a 1-0 win over Singapore on Tuesday evening.
The speedy War Elephants got off to a solid start, pressuring Singaporean goalkeeper Hassan Sunny in the opening minutes with several incursions into the final third.
Singapore defender Faritz Hamid was shown the first yellow card of the match in the 14th minute for his foul on Siroch Chatthong, setting up a free kick deep down the left flank which was eventually cleared.
Khairul Amri received his own card in the 25th minute for his foul on Kornwit Narmwiset, becoming the second of three Singapore players to make it into the referee's book.
A 29th-minute shot by Rungrath Poomchantuek forced a diving save by Sunny, who appeared to injure his hand on the play though he would stay in the match.
As Thailand continued to pressure, captain Teerasil Dangda's header off Chanathip Songkrasin's cross went wide of the far post in the 41st minute, ensuring the teams would remain deadlocked at the interval.
Play was briefly stopped less than two minutes into the second half when Safuwan Baharudin was stretched off the pitch, though he would return to play until the 74th minute.
Another Thai opportunity just after the hour mark went wasted when Rungrath's effort from the far post went into the side netting. Singapore would respond shortly after, with Juma Jantan breaking into the Thai penalty area before shooting wide.
After 89 minutes of stubborn Singapore defending, the deadlock was broken when Theeratorn Bunmathan's cross was headed in by substitute Sarawut, to the delight of the small group of Thai supporters in attendance.
The result means that Thailand are guaranteed a top-two finish in Group A, while Singapore will need a win over Indonesia on Friday if they are to avoid a second consecutive group stage exit.
Next : Indonesia 2-2 Philippines: Late Younghusband blast salvages point for Azkals


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A Couple of Easy DIY Geek Projects
Author: Kwip | Category: Random Musings | Tags: DIY, Gaming Rig, million-dollar ideas, projects, with all my free time
So there are two projects I would love to have the time, budget, skills and motivation to tackle. The first, someone already did – make an INCREDIBLE Steel Battalion gaming pod.
The next thing I haven't seen anyone do (yet), and it would probably be because nobody is this big of a Buck Rogers nerd. I want to take this solar-powered, Bluetooth-ready, smartphone-charging speaker from Eton
and build a new housing for it that is basically Dr. Theopolis from Buck Rogers:
Put the solar panels on the back, use the existing battery, and conceal the speakers behind the face. Then incorporate a speaker/mic so it would be fully functional to handle phone calls (maybe even fish lens for video calls?). And of course, add in some sound-sensitive LEDs so it blinks in time with the music/person talking.
There, I've done all the hard work of coming up with the idea, who's ready to do the minor, easy job of manufacturing?
03 Apr 2015


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The government doled out as much as $1.4 billion in bogus assistance to victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, getting hoodwinked to pay for season football tickets, a tropical vacation and even a divorce lawyer, congressional investigators have found.
Prison inmates, a supposed victim who used a New Orleans cemetery for a home address, and a person who spent 70 days at a Hawaiian hotel all were able to wrongly get taxpayer help, according to evidence that gives a new black eye to the nation's disaster relief agency. Read more.
Do YOU think it's time for an overhaul of FEMA?
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Check out what FOX Fans are saying.
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"It is obvious that those who requested relief falsely must serve jail time and return all monies. However, they shouldn't suffer this debacle alone. Any politician who wittingly or unwittingly endorsed these frauds should suffer consequences by being stripped of office, fined, or serving a minimum of a year in prison. As for FEMA, all managers, supervisors, and auditors involved should receive jail time." Dan (Norristown, PA)
"FEMA probably needs to revise its procedures, but the real culprits are those who deliberately ripped off the taxpayers in the aftermath of Katrina." — Chuck (Franklin, PA)
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"In my opinion, get rid of FEMA entirely. If somebody needs to be saved, have the military, including the Coast Guard, National Guard, and state or local police do it. As far as homes and businesses, has anybody heard of insurance? Feel free to build below sea level or where hurricanes routinely visit, if you wish, but I shouldn't have to bail you out if you do." — Bill (Bellevue, NE)
"Those screaming over this issue are the same people who were screaming about getting money to the victims immediately. Let's find and prosecute the abusers, as it should be." — L.C. (Lake Charles, LA)
"FEMA does not need an overhaul; the people of New Orleans need the overhaul. How can people actually feel good about themselves while they take advantage of the system and others suffer as a result?" — Sam (Las Vegas, NV)
"The Justice Department should immediately launch a task force to prosecute those who falsely claimed benefits. FEMA is not equipped to investigate every claim. This is a law enforcement issue." — Steve (Chicago, IL)
"An overhaul may not be possible. It may be that the entire system needs to be scraped and something entirely new put in its place. Regardless, what we have now is broken." — Bob
"Of course it is time for an overhaul — in fact, an overhaul is way past due. I say we do away with FEMA altogether and make it SEMA, run by the states. This would take the burden off of the federal administration and make the money much more accessible." — Kathy (Walla Walla, WA)


text: Submitted by Audrey Trieschman on Sat, 01/14/2017 - 11:37am Things to Do with Kids on MLK Day in BostonMartin Luther King, Jr. Day is a day off from school, when families can explore the life, legacy, and lessons of the iconic civil rights leader. Monday is also a day on, a day of service when kids and adults are encouraged to help out in their communities and find ways to show kindness to others. Boston offers families numerous ways to commemorate Dr. King's legacy throughout the holiday weekend: Joyful Noise Concert - Sanders Theatre, Cambridge Sat 1/14/2017 The annual gospel concert honoring the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. features the Harlem Gospel Choir, sharing its message of peace, hope and love. Big Dreams for MLK Day - Belmont Sun 1/15/2017 Young children pack and decorate toiletry bags to donate to Horizons for Homeless Children and make a dream-themed craft to take home. There are also interactive songs and stories about Martin Luther King Jr. from musician Scott Kepnes. Day of Service and Celebration - Faneuil Hall, Boston Mon 1/16/2017 The Boston Youth Symphony, in association with the Museum of African American History and the Mayor's Office of Arts, Tourism and Special Events, presents a concert that pays tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. FREE Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston Mon 1/16/2017 Families are welcome to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day by exploring the majestic gardens and legendary galleries of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum focused on the theme of community service. FREE The Harlem Gospel Choir is performing in the annual Joyful Noise Concert at Harvard. Annual Cambridge MLK Day of Service - City Hall, Cambridge Senior Center, and the YWCA Central Square, Cambridge MA Mon 1/16/2017 Cambridge families can volunteer at the 6th Annual Cambridge Day of Service (organized by Many Helping Hands 365) to celebrate Martin Luther King Day and honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy. FREE Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute Concert - Jordan Hall, Boston Mon 1/16/2017 In partnership with New England Conservatory, Boston Children's Chorus celebrates the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday with a raw acoustic performance paying tribute to King's work and reflecting on the challenges we still face as a society. SOLD OUT Martin Luther King Jr. Day Open House - MFA, Boston Mon 1/16/2017 The Museum of Fine Arts offers free admission, films, performances, and art activities in recognition of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. FREE Benkadi Drum and Dance: African Journey - John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston Mon 1/16/2017 Families can join the JFK Library and Museum as the multicultural Benkadi Drum and Dance group returns to perform new dances that showcase the traditional rhythms and movements from West African countries. Reservations required; call or register via the website. FREE MLK Family Day - Spellman Museum, Weston Mon 1/16/2017 Kids can learn about Dr. King's life and participate in various stamp activities, like making their own free collection of US stamps from the Black Heritage US stamp series. Celebrate Martin Luther King Day - Children's Museum in Easton Mon 1/16/2017 Children and families celebrate diversity and participate in service-learning activities commemorating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Free with museum admission Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration: "One Somerville" - Somerville Mon 1/16/2017 This annual event features a keynote address by Tufts University's Provost and Senior Vice President David R. Harris, presentations by winners of a student essay contest, a presentation of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s words and photos, and performances by several groups from Somerville High School. Photo © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: Activities during the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Open House at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Originally published Jan 2012; Updated 1/13, 1/14, 1/15, 1/16, 1/17 Area/Neighborhood: BostonCategory: HolidaysWinter Activities<< Previous13 Summer Camps in Westchester That Offer Transportation Next >>Gluten-Free/Allergy-Friendly Places for Tasty Eats in ConnecticutVolunteering and Giving Back With Kids in Boston Boston Children's Chorus - Getting Vocal Teaching Kids to be Kind: Great Resources for Boston Parents 10 Best US Airports for Traveling with Kids


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Free Sheet Music | Dance of the Reeds for Easy Piano
December 13, 2009
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This free printable sheet music arrangement is a simplified arrangement of the music from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker, and is also featured in Walt Disney's animated masterpiece, Fantasia.
Dance of the Reeds by P. I. Tchaikovsky for Easy Piano Solo
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Piotr (Peter) Tchaikovsky was the son of a wealthy mining engineer stationed in Russia. Although Piotr was taken care of by a French governess, Fanny Duback, he remained very close to his mother. At the age of 6, he began piano lessons…
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Why it matters: In Elonis v. United States, the U.S. Supreme Court addressed for the first time the issue of what constitutes a threat in Facebook posts for purposes of a federal statute that makes it a crime to transmit threats in interstate commerce. In holding that the "reasonable person" test is not sufficient, and that the poster's state of mind must be considered as well, the Court arguably leaves an unclear standard for future courts to grapple with.
Detailed discussion: On June 1, 2015, in a 7-2 opinion written by Chief Justice John C. Roberts, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its opinion in Elonis v. United States. The issue for the Court to decide in Elonis was whether death and bodily harm threats posted by Anthony Douglas Elonis on his Facebook page that were directed at his estranged wife, police, co-workers and a neighborhood kindergarten class constituted a crime under 18 U.S.C. Sec. 875(c), which provides that any individual who "transmits in interstate or foreign commerce any communication containing any threat to … injure the person of another" is guilty of a felony and faces up to five years in prison. The Third Circuit affirmed the district court jury's opinion that said yes, based on the "reasonable person" test—i.e., whether a reasonable person would find the language threatening. The Court reversed, holding that the reasonable person test was not enough to prove criminal liability under 18 U.S.C. Sec. 875(c) and that the mental state of the person making the threats must be considered as well. Justice Roberts made a point of saying that "given our disposition here," the Court specifically was not addressing any First Amendment free-speech issues.
To briefly recap the facts, after his wife left him in 2010, Elonis began to post (under the pseudonym "Tone Dougie") what he claimed were rap lyrics that contained "graphically violent language and imagery" concerning his estranged wife, co-workers, police and a kindergarten class at a neighborhood school. When challenged by other Facebook users, Elonis (outside of his "Tone Dougie" persona) claimed that his posts were "therapeutic" and an artistic outlet (to help him "deal with the pain"), and that the lyrics were "fictitious" with no intentional "resemblance to real persons." His wife disagreed, testifying that she felt "extremely afraid for [her] life," and obtained a three-year restraining order from a state court. Elonis, as "Tone Dougie," continued to post violent "rap lyrics" and began invoking his "freedom of speech" rights. A grand jury indicted Elonis for making threats in violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 875(c). At his jury trial in district court, Elonis testified that his posts were meant to emulate the rap lyrics of artist Eminem, which often contain "fantasy" language about killing his ex-wife, and that he didn't "intend" to threaten anyone. The government countered with testimony from Elonis's estranged wife and co-workers that "they felt afraid and viewed Elonis's posts as serious threats." Elonis requested a jury instruction that "the government must prove that he intended to communicate a true threat," which the district court denied and instead approved a jury instruction with the "reasonable person" test. In closing arguments, the government emphasized that it was "irrelevant" whether or not Elonis intended the postings as threats, telling the jury that "it doesn't matter what he thinks." The jury convicted Elonis of four of the five counts against him, and he was sentenced to almost four years in prison. Elonis appealed his conviction to the Third Circuit, arguing that the jury should have been "required to find that he intended his posts to be threats." The Third Circuit denied his appeal, holding that "the intent required by Section 875(c) is only the intent to communicate words that the defendant understands, and that a reasonable person would view as a threat."
The Court disagreed, and reversed. Justice Roberts, writing for the majority, began the Court's analysis by stating that 18 U.S.C. Sec. 875(c) "requires that a communication be transmitted and that the communication contains a threat. It does not specify that the defendant must have any mental state with respect to those elements. In particular, it does not indicate whether the defendant must intend that his communication contain a threat." After hearing arguments from both sides, the Court acknowledged that "neither Elonis nor the Government has identified any indication of a particular mental state requirement in the text of Section 875(c)." The Court went on to state, however, that "[t]he fact that the statute does not specify any required mental state does not mean that none exists." The Court looked to case law precedent to find that, in criminal cases and under statutes that impose criminal liability, there is a "presumption in favor of a scienter requirement" as opposed to civil liability tort cases where the reasonable person test applies. The Court thus concluded that it was "error" for the jury to be instructed that the government need only prove that "a reasonable person" would regard Elonis's posts as threats. Stating that a mental state of the person making the threat must be considered as well, the Court cited precedent to find that "[u]nder Section 875(c), 'wrongdoing must be conscious to be criminal.'"
The Court went on to hold that "the mental state requirement in Section 875(c) is satisfied if the defendant transmits a communication for the purpose of issuing a threat, or with knowledge that the communication will be viewed as a threat." The Court left open whether "recklessness" would be sufficient to prove intent under Section 875(c), which both Justice Alito (concurring in part and dissenting in part) and Justice Thomas (dissenting) took the majority to task for in their separate opinions. Justice Roberts said that Justice Alito was "wrong" to suggest that "we have not clarified confusion in the lower courts," stating that "[o]ur holding makes clear that negligence is not sufficient to support a conviction under Section 875(c) contrary to the view of nine Courts of Appeals." Noting that there was no circuit split on the issue of whether recklessness was sufficient to prove mental state under Section 875(c)—indeed "no Court of Appeals has even addressed that question"—the Court "decline[d] to be the first appellate tribunal to do so."
The Court's holding in Elonis may have impacted the recent conviction after jury trial of another Facebook poster in U.S. v. Bradbury, who was found guilty under a different statute from the one at issue in Elonis, 18 U.S.C. Sec. 844(e), for "willfully" making a threat, or "maliciously conveying" false information (knowing it to be false) "to kill, injure, or intimidate any individual … by means of fire or an explosive." The defendant in that case, Samuel Bradbury, had posted a message on Facebook in June 2014 threatening, together with his "band of anarchists," to bomb a courthouse in Indiana. Bradbury argued that he was just "blowing off steam" and that everything in the post was fake and not meant as a threat. Moreover, he claimed that the statute was overbroad and violated his First Amendment free speech rights. Interestingly, the judge overseeing the case, Judge Philip P. Simon of the Northern District of Indiana, allowed the jury to hear (over the government's objection) the testimony of a so-called "social media expert" called by Bradbury who testified about "the general behavior of Facebook users."
The jury convicted Bradbury on July 2, 2015—a full month after the Elonis decision. At Judge Simon's request, the parties had filed pretrial briefs on June 11 and June 22 about the Elonis decision and what impact, if any, it should have on the jury instructions in the Bradbury case, but it is unclear from the record how Judge Simon ruled or how the jury was instructed on the issue. On July 28, Bradbury moved for a new trial (not on Elonis or jury instruction grounds), which was denied by Judge Simon on August 14. Bradbury is currently awaiting sentencing, after which an appeal (perhaps on Elonis and/or jury instruction grounds) may ensue. We got a sense of Judge Simon's thinking on the matter, however, when he denied Bradbury's motion to dismiss on May 22, 2015, which cleared the way for Bradbury's jury trial. Judge Simon noted in that opinion that "[d]eciding when something is a 'true threat' and when it is mere hyperbole is dicey business. A lot of people spout off online via Twitter, Facebook and other social media. That, of course, is their First Amendment right. But determining when the comments cross the line from permissible First Amendment expression to true threats is difficult. The line is hazy, and the question becomes does speech have to be threatening to a reasonable person who may hear or read the comment or is it the intent of the person making the statement that matters? In other words, is the standard an objective or subjective one? The Supreme Court is grappling with those very questions right now in the case of Elonis v. United States." Judge Simon concluded that in the case before him, "the 7th Circuit, at least currently, [does not] require specific intent. Until the Supreme Court says otherwise, perhaps through Elonis, I am bound to follow and apply an objective standard when determining whether a statement constitutes a threat."
Click here to read the 6/1/15 U.S. Supreme Court opinion in Elonis v. United States, No. 13-983 (U.S. 2015).
Click here to read the 5/22/15 Northern District of Indiana opinion in United States v. Bradbury, No. 2:14-cr-71 PS (N.D. Indiana 2015).


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Tends machine that cuts and removes threads which connect designs on machine-embroidered fabrics or bands of knitted lace: Stitches length of embroidered fabric to leader, using stitching machine, or wraps draw threads around takeup bar and inserts ends of bands between stop-motion devices, guides, and rollers. Adjusts clearances, starts machine, and guides fabric so as to break threads. Pulls out loose thread and turns fabric over to repeat operation. Cleans threads from machine, using brush. May be designated according to operation performed as Lace Breaker; Lace Separator; Lace Stripper.


text: I used this list against a beastmen army this past weekend. Scar vet on cold one 100 5 saurus knights 120 5 saurus knights 120 5 saurus knights 120 Firelance battalion 60 Scar vet on carnesaur 260 (general w/quicksilver potion) Skink star priest 100 10 saurus warriors w / spears 100 Bastiladon 300 5 chameleon skinks 120 Jade battlemage 100 It worked pretty good. The mage buffed the bastilidon while the skink starlighted units during the game. The cavalry would hit and run keeping charges a constant. The carnesaur would assist in krumping along the battleline.


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"Pickleball is a family." That's how Susan Holmes, program manager for Operation TBI Freedom at Craig Hospital, described the participants at the second annual Pickleball for Heroes Tournament, held September 2-4 at the Apex Simms Street Center, 11706 W. 82nd Avenue, Arvada CO.
This family was on the large side. Participants numbered 294 for the second annual tournament, up from 250 at the inaugural event in 2015. All were enthusiastic and energized to play in a sunny Labor Day weekend tournament, with 100% of the proceeds going to support wounded military veterans in Colorado through Operation TBI Freedom.
"Pickleball Ken" Marquardt, who was instrumental in creating the tournament, introduced Holmes and also spoke to the sense of community that pervades the event. "Thank you for coming out today and making pickleball so special. It is our honor to raise money for Operation TBI Freedom."
After Saturday's opening remarks and a flag ceremony, players took to the courts for nonstop action through the end of the event on Sunday, September 4.
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Apex Park and Recreation District (Apex PRD) in Arvada, CO, has a wide range of public parks and recreation facilities that offer such activities as pickleball, tennis, golf, swimming, and much more. Founded in 1956, Apex PRD supports adult fitness and kids health for those in Arvada, Denver, Wheat Ridge, Golden, and beyond. Have questions or comments for Apex Park and Recreation District? Use our Contact Us page.


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Best Videos of 2009
My last post for this year will highlight my choices for the best videos by nonprofits and for causes of 2009.
But, first, I'd like to thank a few people who have enriched my life, taught and inspired me, and helped me in myriad ways this year — and hopefully will continue to do so next year:
1. Beth Kanter – Beth is the best nonprofit blogger there is, hands down. But luckily for me she is more than that. She is my partner and co-author on our book, The Networked Nonprofit, that Wiley & Sons will release in late spring 2010. We have complimentary skills and perspectives — but most of all we have fun together, particularly as we spend copious amounts of time trying to decide whether to get dressed or clean the kitchen.
2. Lucy Bernholz – You can't mention Lucy's name without using the phrase, "super smart." That's simply who and what she is. She is courageous and forward thinking without ever diminishing anyone else's contributions or skills. I learn something new and interesting every time I talk to her or read her blog. She is a unique thinker and we, as a sector, are lucky to have her on our side.
3. Micah Sifry – I met Micah in 2003 at Esther Dyson's Release 1.0 conference and he has been my primary social media educator ever since. Micah challenges, nudges, supports and guides me constantly and consistently. His Personal Democracy Forum reflects his energetic curiously. It is also the only tech conference that I go to that consistently has equal representation of women as panelists and keynoters reflecting Micah's unwavering egalitarianism.
Now, onto the best videos of 2009! Here they are, in no particular order, enjoy.
1. The Anaheim Ballet. Actually any of their videos would do as they're doing a marvelous job of letting us into their rehearsals and creative process:
2. Rory Sutherland: Lessons from an Ad Man. Of course, it's very hard to pick any particular Ted Talk to include on the list as so many of them are brilliant. This one is hilarious and provides good stuff for nonprofit folks to ruminate on.
3. The Lost Generation. It's important to watch this one all the way to the end.
4. United Breaks Guitars. Again, this one isn't specifically a cause video, however, it is a perfect example of the ability of individual activists, in this case the singer Dave Carrol, to use videos to express their outrage – particularly against large, faceless corporations.
5. The story of charity:water. I'm hard pressed to think of another nonprofit that does a better job of storytelling than charity:water. Watch founder Scott Harrison, a master storyteller, do his thing in four minutes.
A great resources for outstanding nonprofit videos is DoGooderTV from the smart folks at C3 Communications (and don't miss their great video on their home page also.)
Let me know which ones I missed.
Wishing everyone a safe, fulfilling, prosperous 2010!


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The Venezuelan operations of Mexico's Cemex could go unscathed in the country's planned nationalisation spree, given the cement maker has worked hard to please President Hugo Chavez.
Analysts see a slight risk for Cemex because of Chavez's hazy nationalization plans, but many expect the Mexican company to escape because its operations in Venezuela had not been state companies that were later privatized.
"Cemex's cement operations in Venezuela have always been in private hands, so they should be safe; but this gentleman (Chavez) is capable of anything," said a Mexico City analyst who asked to remain anonymous.
The anti-US leader, who plans to press a radical socialist revolution, said on Monday he would nationalise Venezuela's largest telecommunications firm CANTV and power companies.
Investors are worried Chavez could in the future take aim at other industries and companies.
Cemex, which has operations in more than 50 countries, stands out as a potential target because it is the Venezuelan market leader.
"Everything in Venezuela is a risk at the moment," said Carlos Hermosillo, analyst at Vector brokerage. "Could he (Chavez) hit out at Cemex? Yes, definitely."
But Hermosillo said the risk was low because Cemex has gone to the trouble to be on good terms with Chavez. In 2005, Cemex began offering cheap cement supplies to help the government fill a housing deficit.
"They did it to make a good impression with Chavez," Hermosillo said.
The country's largest supplier of cement and ready mix concrete, with three plants and a production capacity of 4.6 million metric tonnes per year, Cemex also has 33 ready mix plants in Venezuela.
The close proximity to the coast of its Venezuela operations allows Cemex to export Venezuelan-made cement to the United States, to the Caribbean and to Central and South America, Cemex says on its Web site.
Analysts say they do not expect Chavez to deem the cement industry as "strategic" -- unlike oil, power and telecommunications. Chavez's plans for a state cement company, a joint venture with Iran, also appear to dispel Cemex nationalization fears.
Cemex declined to comment on the political situation in Venezuela, which analysts say accounts for about 2 percent of Cemex global sales and four per cent of core earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
Chavez started building his 1Mta state cement manufacturer in December 2005. Work is expected to be completed in 2008.
Investment in the plant has been put at $221m, with an Iranian firm providing $196m.
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The Women's and Gender Studies Program is an interdisciplinary forum for the study of women's past and present position in society. The concept of gender relations is considered a primary factor in our understanding of women's roles in various institutions and societies. The Program analyzes the similarities and differences among women as a result of such factors as gender identity, race, class, religion, and sexuality.
We encourage students to enroll in the minor in their freshmen and sophomore years, but students may decide to minor in Women's and Gender Studies at any time prior to graduation, provided that the number of required courses have been or will be completed with satisfaction.
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Cross-listed with HIST 2502, SOCY 2225, and COMM 2225. Minors are encouraged to take Introduction to Feminisms as early as possible and prior to taking other WGS electives.
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Lucknow, Dec 23: The Special Task Force (STF) of the Uttar Pradesh police early today gunned down two unidentified suicide bombers of the banned Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) planning to target Chief Minister Mayawati on the outskirts of the state capital.
''A map in Urdu recovered from them seems to that of area near the Chief Minister's residence...but further investigations would throw more light on it,'' said Additional Director General of Police (Crime/law and order and STF) Brij Lal after the encounter. The STF team recovered a suicide belt, its battery, a detonator and two Kalashnikov rifles from their possession.
Besides, four magazines of AK-47 loaded with 30 live rounds each and ten hand grenades and as many grenade fuses were also recovered from the car in which they were travelling. The ammunition was being carried in a black handbag kept in the rear seat of the Maruti 800 car they were driving. The car was bearing a Lucknow registration number (UP 32A 4374). ''The registration number could be a fake one,'' he said.
''We had infiltrated their module, hence we knew they belonged to LeT,'' the ADG said adding that the two entered UP from the porus Indo-Nepal border. This news agency had last week reported the presence of the module in the state with a specific task to target the Chief Minister.
When button-holed by the STF near Chinhat area around 0550 hrs, the two jumped out of the car -- which had hit a roadside 'pulia' --firing from their assault rifles. They also raised 'Lashkar zindabad' slogans while firing at the police. A retaliatory firing resulted in their instant death. They had expended all the rounds in the AK 47s (believed to be 60, with 30 rounds each in the two magazines). The car was coming from the neighbouring Barabanki district from where the STF and the city police had yesterday arrested two Harkat-ul-Jehad Islami terrorists involved in Gorakhpur blasts of May 22, 2007 and the recent cycle blasts on court premises in Lucknow, Faizabad and Varanasi.
''A woman journalist who could read Urdu told us that the map carried details of police barricading around the CM's residence...it seems the map was of the area near CM's residence,'' Mr Brij Lal added.
Several spent cartridges of the assault riles were seen strewn around their dead bodies.
Security experts have in the recent past differenctiated between suicide bombers and fidayeen. While a suicide bomber blows him or herself up near the target, a fidayeen often takes on the security forces using small arms before getting killed. At times fidayeen are able to escape after killing or maiming security personnel.