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On the asymptotic distributions of two statistics for two-level covariance structure models within the class of elliptical distributions
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- 450-468 Co-ordination, Spillovers, and Cheap Talk
by Baliga, Sandeep & Morris, Stephen
- 469-482 Strategic Buyers and Privately Observed Prices
by Bergemann, Dirk & Valimaki, Juuso
- 483-502 Utility in Case-Based Decision Theory
by Gilboa, Itzhak & Schmeidler, David & Wakker, Peter P.
- 503-517 Equilibrium Price Dispersion with Consumer Inventories
by Hong, Pilky & McAfee, R. Preston & Nayyar, Ashish
- 518-530 Endogenous Verifiability and Optimality in Agency
by Ishiguro, Shingo
- 531-539 Completing the State Space with Subjective States
by Ozdenoren, Emre
July 2002, Volume 105, Issue 1
- 1-17 Introduction to a General Equilibrium Approach to Economic Growth
by Ghiglino, Christian
- 18-41 Factor Saving Innovation
by Boldrin, Michele & Levine, David K.
- 42-72 Equilibrium Welfare and Government Policy with Quasi-geometric Discounting
by Krusell, Per & Kuruscu, Burhanettin & Smith, Anthony Jr.
- 73-98 On Non-existence of Markov Equilibria in Competitive-Market Economies
by Santos, Manuel S.
- 99-119 Equilibrium Dynamics in a Two-Sector Model with Taxes
by Ortigueira, Salvador & Santos, Manuel S.
- 120-139 Poverty Traps, Indeterminacy, and the Wealth Distribution
by Ghiglino, Christian & Sorger, Gerhard
- 140-157 Intersectoral Externalities and Indeterminacy
by Nishimura, Kazuo & Venditti, Alain
- 158-187 Optimal Growth Models with Bounded or Unbounded Returns: A Unifying Approach
by Le Van, Cuong & Morhaim, Lisa
- 188-225 Ramsey Equilibrium in a Two-Sector Model with Heterogeneous Households
by Becker, Robert A. & Tsyganov, Eugene N.
- 226-243 On the Long-Run Distribution of Capital in the Ramsey Model
by Sorger, Gerhard
- 244-260 Trade and Indeterminacy in a Dynamic General Equilibrium Model
by Nishimura, Kazuo & Shimomura, Koji
June 2002, Volume 104, Issue 2
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by Berliant, Marcus & Peng, Shin-Kun & Wang, Ping
- 304-339 Prices, Delay, and the Dynamics of Trade
by Moreno, Diego & Wooders, John
- 340-375 Vintage Human Capital, Demographic Trends, and Endogenous Growth
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- 429-449 Utility Representation of an Incomplete Preference Relation
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- 473-478 Subjective Uncertainty over Behavior Strategies: A Correction
by Dekel, Eddie & Fudenberg, Drew & Levine, David K.
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by Crawford, Vincent P.
- 16-47 Detecting Failures of Backward Induction: Monitoring Information Search in Sequential Bargaining
by Johnson, Eric J. & Camerer, Colin & Sen, Sankar & Rymon, Talia
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- 137-188 Sophisticated Experience-Weighted Attraction Learning and Strategic Teaching in Repeated Games
by Camerer, Colin F. & Ho, Teck-Hua & Chong, Juin-Kuan
- 189-226 Mixed Strategy Play and the Minimax Hypothesis
by Shachat, Jason M.
- 227-246 Prudence, Justice, Benevolence, and Sex: Evidence from Similar Bargaining Games
by Van Huyck, John & Battalio, Raymond
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by Goeree, Jacob K. & Holt, Charles A. & Palfrey, Thomas R.
April 2002, Volume 103, Issue 2
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by Azariadis, Costas & Galasso, Vincenzo
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by Prescott, Edward Simpson & Townsend, Robert M.
- 311-333 The Principle of Strong Diminishing Transfer
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- 334-350 Asynchronous Choice and Markov Equilibria
by Bhaskar, V. & Vega-Redondo, Fernando
- 351-376 Binary Games with State Dependent Stochastic Choice
by Maruta, Toshimasa
- 377-410 Existence and Uniqueness of Equilibrium in Distorted Dynamic Economies with Capital and Labor
by Datta, Manjira & Mirman, Leonard J. & Reffett, Kevin L.
- 411-428 Existence and Welfare Properties of Equilibrium in an Exchange Economy with Multiple Divisible and Indivisible Commodities and Linear Production Technologies
by van der Laan, Gerard & Talman, Dolf & Yang, Zaifu
- 429-443 "Timing Is Everything" and Marital Bliss
by Blum, Yosef & Rothblum, Uriel G.
- 444-460 On the Interplay of Hidden Action and Hidden Information in Simple Bilateral Trading Problems
by Schmitz, Patrick W.
- 461-474 A Simple Selling and Buying Procedure
by Perez-Castrillo, David & Sotomayor, Marilda
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by Kovalenkov, Alexander
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by Austen-Smith, David & Banks, Jeffrey S. & Rustichini, Aldo
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by Eraslan, Hulya
- 31-48 Majority Rule in a Stochastic Model of Bargaining
by Eraslan, Hulya & Merlo, Antonio
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by Laslier, Jean-Francois & Picard, Nathalie
- 131-161 Mixed Equilibrium in a Downsian Model with a Favored Candidate
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Running a Christian camping ministry is more complex than running a major multi-national corporation.
What? Being the director of Camp Stick-in-the-Mud is a bigger challenge than running Multi-mega Corporation? No. Not exactly. Not more challenging – just more complex.
Christian camping is complex because it requires success in three different arenas and failure in any one of these means failure in all.
To succeed, a Christian camp must: 1) Thrive as a ministry that impacts lives. 2) Pay its bills and operate effectively. And 3) live in community, expressing the values of Christ. To succeed in the for-profit world, a business needs only have a black number in the bottom right corner of its Profit and Loss report.
In Acts 6:1-7 we find these three critical elements of Christian camping on display in the early church. 1) Ministry is happening: evangelism, prayer, Bible study, service to the poor, and leadership development are all in play. 2) Business practices are evident: priority setting, delegation, staff recruiting, limited resource allocation, and empowerment are evident in these verses. 3) And community is in play as well: self-serving decisions, potential divisions, cultural insensitivity, meetings, collaboration, and unity manifest themselves.
Camps that pay their bills and enjoy a staff that gets along well with one other yet drifts away from its mission of sharing the gospel and serving guests, has lost its effectiveness and fails.
Camps that stay on mission sharing Christ's love and message and enjoy healthy community can be gone next summer if they do not pay their bills and meet their obligations.
Camps that focus on effective ministry and that operate in a responsible manner but live with tension and divisions, unethical and immoral behavior and gossip undercut the authenticity of what they profess.
Over the next three weeks we will explore Acts 6:1-7 and discover insights for success in the three critical arenas of Ministry, Business and Community.
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How Lethbridge's Ty Rimmer became a goalie, thanks to Grant Fuhr
The Lethbridge Hurricanes' Ty Rimmer didn't always guard the blue paint in his minor hockey days in Edmonton.
He originally was a forward, but decided to become a goaltender when his father's close friend, Hockey Hall of Famer Grant Fuhr, started to help coach his peewee team.
"Fuhr was a huge reason why I became a goaltender," says Rimmer, who so far in his overage season has started all but one of the Hurricanes' 27 games. "Having someone that talented help coach my peewee team, it was a great opportunity to learn from him. He helped me a lot. He would always give me pointers and show me stuff that he has learned over the years."
As a proud Edmontonian, Rimmer brushed up on Fuhr's days playing with Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Paul Coffey and his illustrious teammates on those star-studded 1980s Oilers teams. As a boy, he also watched Fuhr come into Rexall Place as a visiting player late in his career.
"It was great being able to watch someone play in the NHL that you know," says Rimmer. "It was really cool being able to watch Grant play for Edmonton. It definitely added to me wanting to become a goalie."
Fuhr and Rimmer's father, Barry Rimmer, go way back. They became very close friends while growing up together in Edmonton. Their friendship has remained very strong over the years, contributing to Ty having an uncle-like relationship with the five-time Stanley Cup winner.
"Grant and I have been good friends since our school days," says Barry. "We played sports together like hockey and ball and just developed a strong friendship. He is like an uncle to Ty. We actually call him Uncle Grant sometimes."
'Meant to be a goalie'
Barry knew his son had what it takes to have a future in stopping pucks at a very young age. Around the same time Fuhr became an assistant coach of Rimmer's peewee team, Barry, who was the head coach, felt his son found his forte between the pipes.
"I knew around when he was in peewee that he could go somewhere in net," says Barry. "He was a natural at it. He had the work ethic and athleticism that made him very good at it. He was meant to be a goalie."
After spending time with the Brandon Wheat Kings and Prince George Cougars, Ty Rimmer broke out in the WHL last year with the Tri-City Americans, posting a 2.43 average and a .922 save percentage throughout 46 games.
Despite his success, Rimmer's time in Tri-City was short lived. Americans GM Bob Tory dealt Rimmer to the Hurricanes at the past bantam draft, paving the way for 17-year-old Eric Comrie to become their No. 1 backstop. The trade didn't catch Rimmer by surprise. He saw it coming practically before his first game in net for Tri-City.
"I knew I'd be in Tri-City for only one year because they were grooming Comrie and they wouldn't keep me around for my 20-year-old season," says Rimmer. "I thought there was a good chance I'd be traded at the draft. My agent told me half-a-dozen teams were interested in me. I was excited when Lethbridge traded for me."
Barry, who is a scout for the Hurricanes, knew it was a possibility that his son could be dealt to his club.
"One time in the kitchen, I remember saying to my wife that Ty would be a good fit in Lethbridge," says Barry. "I didn't know it would happen, but I knew it was a possibility. We needed help in net and we all knew Ty would be traded. And sure enough, we got a call from [Tri-City GM] Bob Tory the morning of the draft saying Ty was dealt to the Hurricanes."
The 6-foot-1, 175-pounder has been the backbone of the 13-12-1-1 Hurricanes this year, maintaining a 2.75 average and .919 save percentage. His outstanding play has been the difference in Lethbridge coming out of close one-goal games with the victory.
"I'm happy with how my season has been going," says Rimmer, who has played a WHL-high 1,572 minutes. "We started a bit slow, but we have been playing pretty good lately."
Rimmer's endurance has undoubtedly been tested this year. Lethbridge has suited him up in all but one of their games. If he can keep up his impeccable play, it seems the Hurricanes will break their three-year post-season drought.
This is Rimmer's last year of major junior puck. The unsigned goalie hopes an NHL squad will take a chance on him.
"I definitely want to go on to play in the pros. It would be a dream come true. But for right now, I'm just focusing on this season in Lethbridge."
Kelly Friesen is a Buzzing the Net columnist for Yahoo! Sports. Follow him on Twitter @KellyFriesen.


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Le Carron de La Cha.. 8.4Km
3 B&B. 2 double beds.2 single beds. 1 bathroom. 2Shower room. 3WC. TV. Cable/Dish. Hi-Fi. Internet access. Telephone. Fireplace. Heating.
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Le Pressoir 9.4Km
Saint Loup de Gonois
Charming Bed and Breakfast with swimming pool. At the heart of Gâtinais in the country of the Four Valleys, facing the valley of Clery, Marie-Pierre welcomes you as part of an old Pressoir overlooking a garden and flowers. Located in Saint Loup Gonois in hilly countryside and quaint away from the noise and pollution, 500m from the CleryVery pretty river class 4, as the son of washing water. The old barn was converted into Pressoir 3 charming rooms. Can accommodate 13 people, including 1 bedroom cottage equipped kitchenette. Each tastefully decorated room has a bathroom or shower room with wc and enjoys a private entrance leading to the terrace with garden furniture, Barbecue, car park. You also have WiFi access, DVD player, and DVDs on demand, board games, books and comics for adults and children. Our pets are welcome. The guest rooms seduce you with the quality of services. Enjoy the charm of the decor and comfort of our three rooms with a refined and creative decorating. You will find peace and a warm welcome. Maybe you'll have the chance to see the bottom of the valley, deer, hares and pheasants first thing in the morning. With its landscaped garden, facing south, you can choose to relax on the terrace in the sun loungers, enjoy the garden furniture or cool off in the pool. We welcome you for the night, the Pressoir room has a kitchenette, possibility of picnic, barbecue is at your disposal.
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Les Deux Saints Jea.. 18.9Km
Near Château-renard katia and Alain are very pleased to welcome you in their quiet, charming and romantic farmhouse. We propose you 3 bedrooms with for each one private shower room with toilets. On reservation you can have diner with candles in front of the fire place.
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Les 2 Noyers 20.2Km
Between Fontainebleau and the Loire, between Sense(Direction) and Pithiviers, 3 guest houses, all of various styles, in an old house partly of 400 years, in the heart of a historic region, with numerous sites to be visited and all the sports and the entertainments near....
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Clos Mélusine 22.3Km
4 elegant rooms furnished in an old farmhouse in Burgundy built on the remains of a priory of the 12th century (restored crypt). Guest table shared with the family. Cuisine, mixing the sweet and savory flavors, accompanied by wines of Yonne homemade jams for breakfast in profusion. Abundant tourist information to visit before the bread oven
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La Bonneau 24.4Km
One hour from Paris, our house is situated in a small hamlet on the edge of the forest of Champigny where you can make multiple trips. Coming home you can enjoy our park closed, s age-old trees in our orchard and home to our animals, pony, rabbits, chickens. . And where. grow our vegetables in season. You can, if you wish, enjoy a meal made of traditional dishes prepared with quality products.
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LE PRE DE ROSINE Ch.. 26.3Km
Villiers Sur Tholon
Bed and breakfast, between Joigny, Toucy and Auxerre. Next to Aillant sur Tholon and the RONCEMAY golf course (18 holes). Quiet accommodation in the countryside. 3 épis Gîtes de France We are in the north of Burgundy. At 11 Km from the exit number 18 of the A6 motorway. 140 km from Paris.
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La Reposade 28.1Km
Aillant Sur Tholon
Aillant on Tholon: Burgundy between Auxerre and Joigny Bourg very quiet area vallonnéee, shops, a restaurant to visit: Joigny (12 km), Auxerre (20 km), Castle Guédelon (35 km) and many other sites, Chablis vineyards, numerous sightseeing in the area, leisure activities (golf Roncemay 8 km)
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Chambres d'Hotes le.. 4.5Km
2 guest rooms in a modern house, all mod cons, terrace, garden, low price.
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Le Clos de Noe 10.6Km
In Burgundy, in the Yonne, in 1 Paris time, Closed of Noé offers you a stay of charm, ideal for a relaxing break, but also of reflection, if you wish it. You can take advantage of a space-lounge, a bar, a dining room and a big opened and sheltered terrace. Disorientation, rest and peace will be maitres words in this little piece of heaven. A bracket in an atypical place to put your suitcases for night, a few days or more.
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Les Roses Tremieres 10.6Km
Farmhouse built in 1860, in the traditional style of Burgundy. Large (2000 square meters), shady garden bordered by fields and forests. Can house 10 guests. Attractive, spacious, comfortable bedrooms. Living and dining room with fireplace. Game room and gym. Baby equipment: crib, changing table, high chair, bath.
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Château de Sérévill.. 13.2Km
La Belliole
Sitting in the middle of a 52-hectare, planted park, Château de Séréville is located in La Belliole. You can fish in the on-site ponds, go hiking in the woods or play the piano in the living room. With a parquet floor, all of the rooms at Château de Séréville are elegantly decorated in light tones. Each room features a garden view, a wardrobe and a private bathroom with free toiletries. A continental breakfast is included and served every morning in the dining room. There are restaurants and supermarkets 5 km from the chateau. You can relax on the furnished terrace, reading the free newspapers and free Wi-Fi is provided in the rooms, terraces and living room. Free private parking is possible on site and both the Chateau de Vallery and the Chateau de Nailly are 10 km from the property.
L'Enchantée 14.1Km
Meet in the peace, as at the end of the world in a warm country house, bed and breakfast in the center, full of charm and poetry has the edge of the Burgundy and the Country of Colette, in a sophisticated(refined) and cosy environment. Come to cross(spend) a perfect weekend or a few days of holidays in the Enchanted, the bed and breakfast in Loiret, situated to 20 km of Montargis, to 13 km of Courtenay (on A6), in 5kms of the Burgundy and at 1:30 am of Paris, in the village of Triguères. Magnificent park, swimming pool, tennis, library, sporting room, Literary, WiFi visit and training course of initiation into information technologies (internet and other). Evening possible reading. The breakfast is served in the dining room or from the beautiful days on the terrace with seen on the park and the swimming pool It consists of Coffee / tea, cheese white / yoghourt, bread / toast, honey and jams house. The breakfast is understood(included) in the price(prize) of the room(chamber). From the spring, the warmed swimming pool, his(her) pool house and its terrace, will allow you to relax after a game of tennis, sport where of ping-pong. The environment and its deckchairs will allow you good moments of rest and bronzing(suntan). For the sportsmen, the tennis near a kindling, will allow you, trainings thanks to its wall, matches. This in a corner(place) of very pleasant greenery, has nearness of the house. The Enchanted implements(operates) everything so that your stay is a bracket in the life hectic and saturated by information which we live in this world. To get fresh ideas to you and relax you during these a few days in the campaign(countryside), take advantage of the library, the lounge(show), the TV corner(place),
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L'Atelier Bob'Arts 14.9Km
Located in Cornant, just a 20-minute drive from Sens, L?Atelier Bob?Arts offers a garden, terrace and traditional décor. Joigny Medieval Village and vineyard is a 35-minute drive away. All rooms at L?Atelier Bob?Arts are uniquely decorated and feature a wardrobe and private bathroom with free toiletries. Some rooms are accessible to guests with reduced mobility, and some rooms offer a terrace. A continental breakfast including jams, cake, homemade bread, fruit salad and cheese is provided each morning. Guests can also sample traditional meals prepared by the hosts, upon request. Sens Cathedral is 12 km away and Fontainebleau is a 50-minute drive from the property. The A19 motorway is ideally located 4 km away and free private parking is possible on site.
Villa Dikaria 15.0Km
Montacher Villegardin
In a peaceful bucolic setting, you are staying in an outbuilding with 3 bedrooms that can also be rented independently. For your relaxation and well-being, the swimming pool, the sauna, the jacuzzi, the fitness room and the tennis court are at your disposal. In addition, you can also walk in the surrounding countryside of the Gâtinais of Bourgogne, or even give you tourist escapades during the day: Sens, Montereau, Fontainebleau, Nemours, Montargis, Troyes or Auxerre.
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Clos Saint Nicolas 15.3Km
3 charming rooms in the heart of gâtinais in an 18th Century. Large park crossed by a river. Games for children.
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Les 3 Roses 15.7Km
"Les 3 Roses" - Comfortable 3: Lotus (double room 2-3 persons) with a spa bath, Jasmin (2-3 people) steam shower and Lilas (double room 2-5 pers) bath and fireplace. David (photographer) and Agatha (videographer) retired welcome you to their farmhouse rustic, stone and exposed beams. Hilly and wooded hamlet - Hiking - Internships photo and video -
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Au Chalet de Martin.. 22.8Km
Located north of the Yonne in a warm wooden chalet and large garden. Riding stables nearby. Carriage rides, and learning. River tourism, arts and crafts. Relaxation, rest, quiet.
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Le Clos du Canal 23.8Km
Bed and Breakfast in Cepoy, in the Loiret 45120, village gâtinais nestled in the valley of the Loing, bordered by the forest of Montargis, located one hour from Paris, 5 km from Montargis (The Venice of Gâtinais), 5 km from Ferrieres in Gâtinais, 50 km of Fontainebleau, 80 km of Orleans, on the road of the castles of the Loire. In a modern house in a quiet area on the canal du Loing, an air-conditioned room with 1 double bed 160 cm, overlooking the garden with flowers and trees, private bathroom (shower), toilet. Separate entrance. Bicycles. Breakfast on the terrace, weather permitting. Rates: 40 per night for 1 pers. , 50 per night for 2 people. Breakfast included. Access by motorway A6
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La Closerie de Mali.. 24.5Km
Welcome to Puisaye and "La Closerie de Malicorne". In a secluded setting at the end of a country lane, this lavishly-renovated traditional house boasts a heated swimming pool and private tennis court. Just 1½ hours from Paris in Burgundy, it's the perfect year-round country escape for relaxation, discovery and... sport. French country living at its best!
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L'OSIER BLANC 24.9Km
For weekends or weekdays in the Loiret, discover our beautiful guest rooms. Entièrements new, air-conditioned, wake up in the enchanting Chatelet de l'Oiseau Bleu welcomes you Bed and Breakfast Montargisdans its guest rooms for the "bed & breakfast" next to Montargis in the Loiret.
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Les Gîtes du Bord d.. 25.9Km
Malay Le Grand
Centered in the village, cloth to Sens town, discover a nice and quiet park following a nice river, enjoy the charm from this quietplace. There are 2 different twin gîtes, in a backhouse from the Domaine. Guy and bruno will be happy to welcome you here, it's opened the whole year. Baker/Coffeeshop/ Bus Stop all nearby. 7km far from SNCF railway station, it's possible to organize a troundtrip to catch you from there to the Domaine.
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Au Domaine des Rose.. 26.4Km
5 guest rooms classified 3 ears, possibility to host tables on reservation and organization receiving
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L'Abri-Gîte 26.6Km
At the gates of Montargis, a family room where you sleep in ecological cotton sheets and organic bedding in pure wool Ardelaine untreated, can accommodate 5 people. Organic breakfast. Organic Vegetarian Meals by reservation Separate entrance. Parking Internet access
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At The Farm 27.3Km
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Le Clos du Haut 27.4Km
2 big rooms in a old farm in north burgundy, 1 hour from Paris
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La Ferme des Perria.. 27.6Km
Welcome to our guest house of the XVI th, where we offer 5 spacious and comfortable rooms (family 3), with bathroom and toilet. Individual.Guest table is offered daily by reservation. Surrounded by green space and flowers, it is a quiet and peaceful break, which is also an ideal starting point for many tourist visits (Guédelon 20 minutes).
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La Terre Se Crée 27.9Km
Aillant Sur Tholon
Christine art therapist welcomes you to his guest house in the town of aillant on tholon. The workshop creates the earth is close to the chamber and allows you to resume contact with the earth, mother nature, modeling, sculpture, tour, cooking. 1:30 of Paris, near the motorway exit south Joigny.
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L'Embellie Bucoliqu.. 27.9Km
We offer you a room of 16m ² with bathroom and WC. Breakfast included. At the crossroads of Gâtinais, Giennois of the Yonne and Nièvre, come to stop us. We make our bread, our jam. Honey is our production. We have the taste of local produce and healthy foods. To know us better, check our rates and availabilityVisit our website:
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Pressigny les Pins
Come to spend a week-end or a few days in the gay hotel Le VIEUX DONJON. The gay Hotel / Guesthouse is located 1h30 from PARIS by car or 1 hour by train. Splendid park, swimming pool, steam sauna, bed & breakfast, small lunch, cakes , hotel with all accommodation for gay man
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Chambres d'Hôtes Le.. 29.0Km
Pressigny-les Pins
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Les Champs Blancs 29.8Km
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The campaign to 360 °, a hamlet near a village Poyaudine typical Burgundian, the peace and quiet is what you offer Claudine and Patrick welcomes you to their family suite, no smoking.
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
What to do with this new game?
I snagged this fun new Twister game for $2 this past week. I could just imagine the possibilities of the fun we would have and could NOT wait to set it up. It has a twister spinner with it also.
I had dear daughter snap it together figuring C would love hopping through the circles. On this particular day he did not.
Anyway, I know you Mamas have some great imaginations. Any ideas on how we should use our new game? .
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"Zweig's investigation of politics goes beyond the electoral, focusing instead on how a broad working-class social movement (often in alliance with segments of the professional middle class) could reshape workplace and community power relations as well as national politics."-The Nation
"Those who take (rather than give) orders at work are the working class; at 62 percent of the labor force, they are a majority distracted and diverted from its best interests for several generations. Zweig suggests the implications of this analysis for a number of key political issues, including the 'underclass,' 'family values,' globalization, and what workers get (and should get) from government. Putting class back on the table produces a thoughtful, provocative analysis of where the nation is going and what working people could do about it."-Booklist
"In this pungent critique of class and economics in the United States -part economic theory, part political lecture, and part reportage of working-class life-Zweig offers an insightful, radical analysis that will make many readers rethink commonly held but unexamined beliefs. Zweig supports his arguments with statistics, facts and personal stories and argues with a forcefulness and conviction backed by a deeply moral sense of the dignity that is due to each person in their work and workplace."-Publishers Weekly
"Michael Zweig provides us with a much needed discussion of class in contemporary American society. While students can benefit from the exposure to a perspective that is currently missing from the public landscape, union organizers and activists can also profit from his discussions of worker power and the rebirth of a democratic social movement among working people."-Contemporary Sociology
In the second edition of his essential book-which incorporates vital new information and new material on immigration, race, gender, and the social crisis following 2008-Michael Zweig warns that by allowing the working class to disappear into categories of "middle class" or "consumers," we also allow those with the dominant power, capitalists, to vanish among the rich. Economic relations then appear as comparisons of income or lifestyle rather than as what they truly are-contests of power, at work and in the larger society.


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"Tux, of Math Command" is an educational math tutorial game for elementary school level children. Like so many other Linux games, it stars Tux, the Linux Penguin. Players must answer math equations to shoot down comets which are falling towards their cities. It can run on Linux/UNIX, Win32, Mac, and BeOS.
TuxTyping is an educational typing tutorial game starring Tux, the Linux Penguin. The player guides Tux to eat fish which are falling from the top of the screen. Each fish has a letter or a word written on it. Another mode of gameplay is to stop comets from destroying cities. There is also a mode for players to learn the correct finger positions.
Twibright Luminaplex and Hyperluma 2 are two algorithms and an example implementation developed to encode (chroma subsample) Y'CbCr video at 4:2:0 and 4:2:2 scheme with higher quality than was currently possible. Ordinary encoding introduces errors, while Luminaplex eliminates virtually all error by finding the values of minimum error. It is published as a prior art to prevent coverage by a software patent.
Twibright Pitchotron analyzes any MP3 into the semitones that are being played, displayed in a scrolling coloured graph on a video. It aids musical transcription. It includes coloured piano key stickers that enable accompanying arbitrary music and improvising even to musical analphabets.
Twibright Registrator removes noise and can quadruple the resolution of a camera in software by matching several pictures together. It can be applied to remove noise, JPEG artifacts, rain, CRT stripes, and passersby. It can enhance night photos and provide the effect of long exposure in daylight. Pictures are matched by removing shift, rotation, zoom, and brightness changes. It features high performance bilinear interpolation, automatic adaptive corrective deconvolution, 32-bit float depth, photometrically linear space, and 16-bit depth PNG output.
Twibright Syntring is a purely algorithmic string synthesizer with ASCII tab input and wav output. It doesn't use any samples, yet sounds quite realistic. Timbre, volume, and timing are adjustable in the tab file. It can be used for learning or practicing guitar or bass playing, for editing and synthesizing one's own tunes, or producing MIDI sound fonts. It is very lightweight and portable, and doesn't require any libraries.
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Three weeks after being defeated by Carrie Underwood in the finals of "American Idol," Bo Bice says he's happy he lost.
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"People ask me, 'What were you thinking while you stood there waiting for them to announce the winner?"' Bice says in the issue of Rolling Stone magazine on newsstands Friday.
The answer?
"Please, God, don't let me win this thing."
Bice claims he never wanted the "Idol" crown to tarnish his Southern rock reputation.
"The label 'American Idol' was not for me. I'm not a pop person. It would have been harder to play my kind of music if I had won," says the 29-year-old Alabama native.
In the May 25 finale, the long-haired rocker failed to bring in as many votes as Underwood, who won over audiences with her country charm. But runners-up on the Fox show have done well in the past - most notably Clay Aiken.
This fall, Bice will record an album with producer Clive Davis, due out by year's end. He hopes to include a few of his own tunes.
"I would rather put out an album of my own songs, and if it flops, it flops."
After all, Bice feels like he's playing with house money at this point.
"I just came in (to 'American Idol') being myself," he says. "And for some crazy reason, that's what people were wanting. Which is why I am truly the guy who's the most freaked out about everything that's happened."
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Sunday, June 17, 2007
Now time has come for new generation Apatani people ( or Tanii) of Ziro plateau to take serious decision about preserving our identity,custom,culture and tradition. I don't mean that we lost our track,but it has been seen that modernisation is effecting our life.We have to help ourselves.Thus, the best thing to save our Tanii culture is to teach and learn Apatani (Tanii) everyday. Let us share our Apatani knowledge and let us save Tanii.
5 comments:
- Tara Dagium said...
thanks you think much about your community.
- June 23, 2007 at 12:04 PM
- Tara Dagium said...
the people of the modern generation especially the educated must be mobilised so that the demise of our own cullture and tradition should not be seen in the future
- June 23, 2007 at 12:06 PM
- Tara Dagium said...
as far as your blog is concern, better not to write the content in full capital letters. as far as i am concerned as a reader, i find it difficult to read and visibility is concerned.
- June 23, 2007 at 12:07 PM
- Nani Riniyo said...
@ tara,
Thanks bro,i tried to follow ur suggestion...so i have changed the capital letters into smaller...i hope its more visible by now.
- July 1, 2007 at 7:22 PM
- juha said...
Nice endeavour.Its good to see that young generation peoples are using modern technology to spread out the message of" preserving their own culture and idendity".
although I have been also using net for long time but I never had the idea to write such matters, though tried in ibibo.com, but it was largely concerned with gain in fiancially.
Nice one, just keep posting.
- Haju Tali
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Quick report on LCN: We went there last night after a Sippin at the Savvy (Gourmet) session. The place was hopping, but for a table for two it was a 30 minute wait.
The highlight was the cheese fondue: Gruyère, Emmenthaler, and Jarlsberg.
The low point was the crêpe special, coq au vin. It more like tender chicken with gravy.
The moules marinieres, large bowl of mussels, came in a bland broth, which did disappoint.
The ambiance was lovely, the service was very good. I look forward to going back for another fondue on these cold evenings and a good desert crêpe.
Oh, and it looks like they are serving the cheese from St. James cheese store, the new shop open on Prytania around the corner. In fact, the maître d' walked to the shop to call a table of four, which I thought was a nice show of local support for the new business.


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Federal government to file suit against Arizona law
The Obama administration will attempt to block the controversial Arizona immigration law, which gives local police greater power regarding spot checks and aims at departing more illegal immigrants. It is risky for the Federal government to interfere in state matters to the extent of filing a lawsuit, but the move was widely expected after US President Barack Obama and other senior officials expressed their opposition to the law. Read more: New York Times
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"Kerry Lied While Good Men Died", Monday, September 13, 2004.
"American Daughter" has an excellent story with photographs to share from a rally held yesterday in Washington, D.C., included in which was a presentation and moving testimony shared by the Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry.
From earlier comments section, this site, there are these words by "Anonymous", September 12, 2004: "…I watched the Vietnam Veterans for Truth rally in D.C. today on C-SPAN. Great stuff. BG Burkett really nailed Rather. Something about…Rather said he served in the Korean War…and Burkett discovered he never served and was kicked out of bootcamp or something? The most moving part was Steve Pitkin…asking for forgiveness and explaining how Kerry forced him to give false testimony."
[Ed. Note, September 13, 2004: Unfortunately, I've looked through C-SPAN's site and there's no active material available there for the events of September 12, 2004 as of this hour — perhaps later, or, we can hope so — so, if you missed the live broadcast from yesterday, unless C-SPAN provides a tape of the events at some future time, you can't view the Rally as of today.]
Among other situations where Kerry has lied, past and present, specifically, ForgeGate/RatherGate/DocuGate/FontGate underway as to expose, source and participants, ongoing by Wizbang! among other bloggers. (About the Jammies Brigade, include me!)
Steve Pitkin, September 12, 2004,
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Eudyptes sclateri
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Eudyptes sclateri Buller, 1888
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|Taxonomic Source(s):
|del Hoyo, J., Collar, N.J., Christie, D.A., Elliott, A. and Fishpool, L.D.C. 2014. HBW and BirdLife International Illustrated Checklist of the Birds of the World. Volume 1: Non-passerines. Lynx Edicions BirdLife International, Barcelona, Spain and Cambridge, UK.
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|60 cm. Medium-sized, yellow-crested, black-and-white penguin. Bluish-black to jet black upperparts. White underparts. Broad, bright yellow eyebrow-stripe extends over eye to form short, erect crest. Similar spp. Differs from all other crested penguin species in having an erect crest.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Endangered A2b; B2ab(ii,v) ver 3.1
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|BirdLife International
|Butchart, S. & Symes, A.
|Amey, J., Booth, A., Ellenberg, U., Hiscock, J., Houston, D., Taylor, G.A., Webster, T. & van Heezik, Y.
|Benstead, P., Calvert, R., Ellenberg, U., Mahood, S., Mattern, T., McClellan, R., Moreno, R., Seddon, P., Taylor, J., Webster, T., van Heezik, Y.
This species is classified as Endangered because its population is estimated to have declined very rapidly over the last three generations, and it is almost certainly still declining. Furthermore, it has a very small breeding range, which may now be restricted to just two locations.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|Eudyptes sclateri breeds on the Antipodes and Bounty Islands (20 km2 and 1 km2 respectively), New Zealand. The most recent population survey conducted in 2011 found 34,226 nests on the Antipodes (Hisock and Chilvers 2014); on the Bounty Islands there were an estimated 26.000 nests in the same year (Miskelly 2013). In the mid-20th century breeding erect-crested penguins were observed on the New Zealand mainland, although these were individual pairs that were not part of a larger population (Richdale 1950). Outside the breeding period, erect-crested penguins have been reported on other sub-Antarctic islands, such as Campbell Island (Miskelly et al. 2015) and the Snares Islands (Morrison and Sagar 2014), and it is a frequent visitor to the New Zealand mainland and the Chatham Islands (Miskelly 2013). Outside the New Zealand territory, erect-crested penguins have been observed along the southern coasts of Australia, and the Kerguelen and the Falkland Islands (Miskelly 2013).
|Countries occurrence:
Native:New Zealand
Vagrant:Antarctica; Argentina; Australia; Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
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Population trends indicate a severe decline between the mid-1970s and mid-1990s (Davis 2013). On the Bounty Islands, estimated numbers of erect-crested penguins were 115,000 pairs (Robertson and van Tets 1982) in 1978, declining to 28,000 pairs by 1997 (Taylor 2000), with 26,000 breeding pairs recorded in 2011 (Miskelly 2013). On the Antipodes Islands, an estimated 115,000 breeding pairs were recorded in 1978 (Taylor 2000), which have declined to 52,000 pairs by 1995, and to 34,226 pairs by 2011 (Hiscock and Chilvers 2014). Overall it appears that the population decline apparent until the 1990s has since slowed somewhat, which corresponds to the population of the sympatric breeding Rockhopper penguins (Morrison et al. 2015). Based on 2011 estimates of breeding pairs and assuming that only 80% of the mature individuals engage in breeding each year, there are c.150,000 mature individuals.
Trend Justification: The Bounty Islands population declined 76% during 1978-1998, but census methods were variable. The Antipodes population declined by c.50% during 1978-1995, and there have been further decreases since (G. A. Taylor in litt. 1999, Taylor 2000, D. Houston in litt. 2008). Based on this information, a very rapid decline is estimated to have occurred over the last three generations. However, recent surveys indicate that the rate of decline may be slower than this (J. Hiscock in litt. 2012).
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With a severe lack of data on the species it is difficult to assess what causes population declines in erect-crested penguins (Davis 2013). The absence of introduced terrestrial predators disrupting penguin populations on the mainland point towards sea-based issues, which most likely consist of changes in marine productivity due to ocean warming and, potentially, fisheries interactions (Trathan et al. 2015).
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|Congregatory (and dispersive)
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|The reason for the large population declines is thought to be associated with marine factors affecting survivorship (Ellis et al. 1998, Taylor 2000). There are no mammalian predators on the Bounty or Antipodes Islands, except for mice on the main Antipodes Island.
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Like the Wall Mansion, the Westgate Business Center, at the 300 West block of 200 South, has served multiple purposes. The building was originally a warehouse built in 1921 for the Capital Electric Company. It served as a warehouse until 1984 when it was converted into offices. The building has, once again, been reinvented, this time as the Paragon Station Lofts, a 38 residential-unit development.


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The agents of Supernatural Protection & Investigations (SPI) are paid to keep the peace. But that's not so easy when an endless evil threatens to tear that peace to pieces. A vampire gangster's nephew is abducted off his yacht by a bunch of low-rent Creatures from the Black Lagoon. A slew of banks are knocked over by what looks like the cast of Night of the Living Dead. All of this may seem like the movies, but, I promise you, it's not.
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New York Times best-selling author Nalini Singh delivers a smoldering story with Secrets at Midnight, as the scent of Bastien Smith's elusive lover ignites a possessiveness in him that's as feral as it is ecstatic. And now that he's found his mate, he'll do anything to keep her.
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Raine Benares is a seeker. She finds lost things and missing people - usually alive. But now she's been bonded with the Saghred, a soul-stealing stone of unlimited power, and must hunt down its escapees. Especially since one of them is also hunting her.
"I must re write what I have said of this narrator"
We're Supernatural Protection & Investigations, known as SPI. We battle the real monsters of myth and legend, but this Halloween we're searching for diamonds.... A gala opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has attracted the upper crust of Manhattan - and thieves. A trio of vile harpies attacks the crowd and steals the stars of the exhibition: a colorful cluster of seven cursed diamonds known as the Dragon Eggs. In the right mage's hands, each stone can pack a magical wallop.
"Book #2 delivers!!!"
Men in Black meets Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum in the new urban fantasy novel starring seer Makenna Fraser and her fellow agents at Supernatural Protection & Investigation. The agents of Supernatural Protection & Investigations (SPI) know that fighting evil is a full-time job, especially when a new designer drug - with mind-blowing side effects - hits the streets. It's called Brimstone. And after the first few hits, you'll see every supernatural beast sharing the sidewalk, train, or office with you.
"Another fun adventure for Mac and Ian."
"My name is Raine Benares. Until last week I was a seeker, a finder of things lost and people missing. Now I'm psychic roommates with the Saghred, an ancient stone with cataclysmic powers. Just me, the stone, and all the souls its ingested over the centuries. Crowded doesnt even begin to describe it. All I want is my life back, which means getting rid of the stone and the power it possesses."
"Narrative better in second book"
"My name is Raine Benares—and it sucks to be me right now. I'm a seeker who found the Saghred, a soul-stealing stone that gave me unlimited powers I never wanted. Now I've lost the rock—and the magic it gave me—to a goblin dark mage whose main goals are my death and world domination. This is more than incentive enough for a little trip to the goblin capital of Regor with a small band of good friends, not-so-good friends, and one outright enemy.... Don't ask."
"an intensely pleasurable 'read'"
Raine Benares is a seeker who finds lost things and people. Ever since the Saghred, a soul-stealing stone that's given her unlimited power, has bonded to her, the goblin king and the elves have wanted to possess its magic themselves. Which means a goblin thief and her ex-fiancé - an elven assassin - are after her. To survive, she'll need the help of her notorious criminal family.
"This Series just keeps getting better!"
We're Supernatural Protection & Investigations, known as SPI. Things that go bump in the night, the monsters you thought didn't exist? We battle them and keep you safe. But some supernatural baddies are just too big to contain, even for us. When I moved to New York to become a world famous journalist, I never imagined that snagging a job at a seedy tabloid would change my career path from trashy reporter to undercover agent. I'm Makenna Fraser, a Seer for SPI.
"Now I have to read ALL her work!"
Raine Benares is a Sorceress Seeker of average ability, until she comes into possession of an amulet that amplifies her powers - and those of her enemies. Now her moderate powers are increasing beyond anything she could imagine - but is the resumé enchancement worth her soul?
"Decent Story"
For seeker Raine Benares, a demon infestation on the Isle of Mid couldn't come at a worse time. Already fighting the influence of the Saghred, a soul-stealing stone, Raine discovers she is also magically bonded to a dark mage and a white knight, two dangerous and powerful men on opposing sides.Turns out, the demons want the key to unlock the Saghred. As a seeker, Raine should be able to find it first. As the axis of light and dark powers, she's a magical cataclysm waiting to happen.
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My name is Raine Benares. I'm a seeker, a finder of things lost and people missing. I've never had to do both in one day, or had this many lives at stake - including mine. The search for a missing ring leads me to the abduction of eight magically gifted children. Their souls were stolen while they slept, and unless I find those souls by sunrise, their bodies will die.
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A couch potato lifestyle is linked to a significantly greater risk of certain cancers as well as heart disease and diabetes, research has shown.
Every extra two hours spent sitting was associated with a 10% increased chance of developing cancer of the womb lining in women, while bowel and lung cancer risk was raised by 8% and 6% respectively.
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As we move into the new year I can look back on the last and see with a bit more perspective the themes that 2010 carried for me. These are themes that I have heard echoed by many of my friends both online and off. For me, it was a year of profound growth that unfolded primarily internally. There was a pattern of shedding many things that no longer serve me. There was also the uncomfortable discovering of new bearings as I fumbled around a bit in the darkness, that I can now see was the necessary environment for gestating the creativity and self-nurturing that is so foundational for the unfolding projects of 2011.
For the past three years I have watched the inspirational events of Maria Shriver's Women's Conference and when I saw this video, from the 2010 conference, for the first time, it struck such a profound chord in my heart that I have revisited it numerous times since. Because it has brought me such inspiration for dreaming bigger, loving more deeply, and living more fully, I wanted to share it with you as well.
What did this video leave you thinking and feeling? Which images or messages impacted you most? Leave me your thoughts in the comment section below.


text: This is my first post here on the coping boards, but i've been around awhile in the wedding/honeymoon ones. I just thought I'd share my story, I guess it'll help me get it out.... In may of 2004 my (then) 42 year old father was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease). The first two years had gone ok. Earlier this year my father started to loose his ability to walk. Really he had no other symptoms that were too prevalent. His speech was worsening, and his hands were getting weaker, but ever since like the 2 year mark, he has gotten more and more progressively worse. In june of this year my father fell a few times (even with use of a walker) and decided that he could no longer work. Now, his job was very much his passion, but he decided that it was becoming too hard on his wife and younger daughter to deal with getting him up and helping him get ready for the day. In doing so, my mother also had to stop working to take care of him. She needed to be here in case anything were to happen to him. I was very lucky that my father was able to walk me down the aisle. It was a 100 ft walk, and took us about 4.5 mins to complete, but in August of this year we did just that. However, since then things have only gotten worse. My husband and I moved in with my family (into an apartment in the full finished walkout basement) to try to help take care of things. The stress is slowly becoming too much for all of us. Recently my father was hospitalized for a bronchoscopy (sticking a camera into the lungs to make sure no food was stuck) and we have had to start feeding him all of his meals because he could not do so. My mother has become extremely depressed through all of this. She has many times suggested that she has had suicidal thoughts, sometimes even in front of my 10 year old sister. Lately she has stated that she feels like she is no longer a wife, she is his caregiver. They (my father and mother) have fought more and more lately. I am trying to deal with all of this and it's becoming very difficult. I am a student and my husband has been laid off and unable to find another job. I seem to work all day, and then again work all night. And on top of it all I'm trying to deal with the fact that the man that raised me, that I was so incredibly close to, is loosing his ability to function. I almost feel like he's not even there anymore. I just don't know how to deal. I want a normal life with my husband, however, its increasingly difficult because of my own mental state. Sometimes I am perfectly fine and strong, but at night I tend to just break down. I just need strength to get through this all, but I don't know how to find it. I am a deeply religious person and I have tried to keep faith and pray for strength, but I feel incapable of having it. I am trying so hard to please everyone, I feel like it's almost impossible for me to be joyful anymore. I just don't know how to handle this all. I love my father and my family. Soon he will be getting a feeding tube, and possible not much longer and he will go on a ventilator to make him breathe mechanically. Any experiences any of you have with this disease or things like these would be very appreciated. I guess words of encouragement would also help if you feel like giving them. Thanks for reading...I know it's probably not entirely a coherant story. Thank you.