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Starring Akshaye Khanna, Ayesha Takia, Mallika Sherawat, Aftab Shivdasani, Suniel Shetty
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I promise not to throw a fit if the makers of this film promises not to make a sequel called Shaadi Ke Baad. One film about a hypochondriac he-he-he-hero who thinks he's dying of the Big C(not chuckles) is bad enough.
Not again, please!
Wonder what director Satish Kaushik was thinking when he decided to get seriously funny. The plot seems to pay a homage to the cinema of David Dhawan and Priyadarshan. But seems unsure of how to move forward with the farce.
Once we get the hero's sickness mania right, we begin to worry about the growing malady in the narration. The second-half is as aimless as Aftab Shivdasani's sketchy role.
Honestly, what were they thinking?
The characters are fuelled more by hot air than any sincere laws of gravity. Akshaye Khanna grabs your eyeballs with his high-voltage attempts to instil a sense of method to the madness.
But it's a losing battle. The mixture of a romantic comedy and a gangster caper works as well as ...say, Akshaye Khanna and Mallika Sherwat's chemistry.
She, poor thing, gets to mouth some of Sanjay Chhel's outrageously pun-filled pen-lashed lines , with the seriousness of Britney Spears attending a confessional at church on a day when the priest is in a mischievous mood.
But the sense of mischief in her character of a vacuous gangster's kid-sister is pumped up in all the wrong places. Mallika is udder-wise as flat as a siren whose silicone implants have gone tragically awry.
Suniel Shetty as her trigger-happy bumbling long-haired short-tempered gangster-brother is delightfully goofy. As though 'Anna' decided to have fun , come what mayhem.
Attempts to create a healthy hilarity out of the contrast between the girl-next-door(Ayesha Takia, typecast) and the moll-on-the-roll are ceaselessly smothered by the flamboyant look-ma-no-clothes direction.
To director Satish Kaushik and dialogue writer Sanjay Chhel's credit , the spoken words are seldom vulgar.
But is that enough reason to rejoice for yet another, ha ha, comedy which makes No Entry and Malaamal Weekly look like two ever-grin 'pre-quels'?
Yes, we all want a good laugh. But we also want cinema that says something to us about the quality of life. Just bringing Boman Irani on briefly(and boy, is he a bright spot in this self -conscious comic outing!) to deliver a strained homily at the end doesn't take away the sting from a the septic satire.
Some comedies are self-conscious. This one is shelf-conscious. It estimates its laugh-span at the boxoffice to be as long as Aftab Shivdasani and Suniel Shetty's collective hair(they are the baal-kalaakar of this juvenile comedy) ...Or as short as Madame Mallika's skirts and bikinis.
And that's the long and short of it.
For the record, Akshaye Khanna doesn't die in this terminally ailing comedy.


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The Panthers' offensive line has gone several changes in the offseason due to retirement. On Saturday, the Panthers opted to make a change via termination of employment. Per a league source, guard Chris Scott has been released.
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"Just" People, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit agency that provides a wide variety of support services for adults with developmental disabilities, mental illness and head injuries. The agency is getting ready to participate in this years Special Olympics.The Georgia Special Olympics Spring and Summer State Games will be held on May 30-June 1 at Emory University. Of the 225 members, over 100 of "Just" People consumers are involved in the health and fitness program offered at "Just" People, including weekly exercise classes, nutrition classes and participation in the Sports Program. We are really excited this year about the program since we have partnered with the YMCA to utilize it pool and volleyball courts for practices and Roswell Parks and Recreation to practice soccer. Our tennis team is getting coaching from the special pops program at the Racket Club of the South in Norcross and the gymnastics team and ping pong teams have weekly practices at the day program recreation room and the track and field team is running along the river at Azalea Road to prepare for its event. Like most people, this population grew up wanting to be on the school baseball, basketball or football teams but their limitations didn't allow it. They all wanted to shine like everyone else; win ribbons and trophies to show mom and dad, wanted to wear a uniform, be on a team, hear people cheering for them, high-five each other, feel pride and be among friends that accept them and look up to them. Krista Dowling, coordinator for the "Just" People Sports Program said that since adding the health and fitness program to "Just" People in 2001 the staff has seen an overall change in attitude, behaviors and confidence in all of their consumers. Hard work is paying off for four of the athletes from the program. "Just" People has been invited to take four tennis players to the Pan American Tennis Tournament in Sao Paolo Brazil. This is part of the Tennis Development Project, which Special Olympics Latin America launched in 2006 with COSAT and COTEEC and is known by "Tennis for All." The tournament will be July 1-7 and will host over 150 athletes. Our four athletes will be a part of Team USA and will compete against teams from over 25 countries. Although all expenses are paid for this week long event, the airfare to get there and back is not. We need to raise about $8000.00 to send our athletes. If you are interested in making a donation to "Just" People to help these four athletes go to Brazil, checks can be sent to: P.O. Box 930037, Norcross, Georgia 30003-0097 attention Sports Program. If you are interested in being a part of the "Just" People Sports Program by sponsorship, donations or volunteering please contact Nikki Davis at 770-441-1188. Or mail contributions to "Just" People Sports Program at P. O. Box 930037, Norcross, Georgia 30003-0037. "Just" People provides services to consumers that live in Gwinnett, Dekalb, Fulton, Cobb and Hall County. The services consist of day supports, supported employment, sports program, independent living supports and a weekend social program. If you would like information on any of these or all programs contact the Norcross Administration Office at 770-441-1188.
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- People Helping People: Agency getting ready to "Go for Gold" ( April 24, 2008 )
- 'Just' People plans annual tournament ( October 30, 2005 )
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- Peachtree Ridge hosts track and field for Gwinnett Special Olympics ( March 25, 2006 )


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By Chris Fish
TITUSVILLE -- For nearly 25 years, Royal Oaks Medical Center has strived to keep Brevard healthy.
"Patients see a family atmosphere that is warm, down-to-earth and friendly," said Lu Anne Regan, office manager for the Royal Oaks Medical Center. "We continue to grow and offer as much to the community as we can."
Founded by Dr. John W. Flaherty and Dr. Anthony Kinsella in 1988, the facility has expanded to two locations, one in Titusville and one in Port St. John, and has also grown to have four owners, with Dr. Rodolfo A. Torres, Jr., and Dr. Leonard Van Eaton joining the practice.
Since opening its doors, the facility has provided affordable health care for those in need and offers business hours during the weekend, as well as accepting walk-ins.
"We wrote the book on walk-ins," Ms. Regan said.
Kim Boss, practice manger for Royal Oaks Medical Center, agreed that having walk-ins and business hours on weekends helps those who are employed full-time to have the opportunity to see a doctor.
"Keeping Brevard healthy is our main goal," she said. "When I speak to a customer, I am interested in hearing their whole story. We will watch family history and watch patterns for illnesses (to better serve them.)"
Royal Oaks Medical Center provides primary care, on-site laboratory and X-rays, workman's compensation, minor surgeries, well-women care and minor emergency services.
"Hospitals can be very expensive, so we handle little emergencies," Ms. Boss said. "If someone is playing sports and hurts themselves, we can do a simple casting to keep costs down and see them when other places are closed."
Ms. Boss said she has enjoyed the comforting, family atmosphere at Royal Oaks Medical Center, which she said makes her job easier and enjoyable.
"When you find something that is good, it's hard to leave," she said about her tenure with the facility. "I have raised three children of my own here."
Royal Oaks Medical Center is located at 1855 Knox McRae Dr. in Titusville and 7227 N. U.S. Highway 1, Suite 100, in Port St. John.
Hours for both facilities are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sundays.
For more information, call the Titusville location at (321) 269-2028, the Port St. John location at (321) 637-1595 or visit www.royaloakmedicalcenter.com.
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Biofuels Digest reports that Gevo has launched a 1 MGY biobutanol plant in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Butanol is formed through fermentation, like ethanol, but has a higher energy value and a lower vaporization profile. This makes butanol an ideal drop-in fuel for existing gasoline vehicles or as a supplement to biodiesel.
Gevo has also announced the formation of Gevo Development to develop a fleet of biorefineries based on converting existing ethanol plants to Gevo's proprietary technology for biobutanol. The new company will be managed by Mike Slaney and David Black, who co-founded and raised over $430 million to capitalize ASABiofuels. In August, 2007, VeraSun Energy Corporation acquired ASAB, its three ethanol production facilities (totaling 300 million gallons per year of ethanol capacity) and three development sites for $725 million.
Gevo CEO Pat Gruber said that the "Gevo Development's business model is open — it will include acquisitions, joint ventures and tolling arrangements providing flexibility to existing owners and lenders."


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Eliminating stress from your life is probably not possible. Even if you could, stress has its place because it helps motivate you to action. The key is to manage it, so it doesn't manage you.
Your body's stress response can be triggered by a number of situations and problems. Once triggered, your brain and hormones swiftly kick into action. First, your hypothalamus, an almond-size control center deep within your brain, alerts your adrenal glands. These glands then send cortisol (the "stress hormone") and adrenaline, the chemical messenger that causes you to jump when someone surprises you, through your bloodstream. The hormones pull sugar from your liver and fatty acids from your fat cells to push your muscles into action.
As the stress cascade continues, your heart races, your breath shortens and your pupils dilate. Adrenaline squashes your appetite so you can concentrate. Finally, stress hormones help your brain take photograph-like pictures of what's happening at that very instant — perhaps so you will never forget it. Your body's stress response is perfectly natural, as hardwired as feeling hungry or tired.
The kind of stress that energizes you to complete a project on time is called "productive stress." The kind that immobilizes you with worry, indecision, and sleeplessness should be addressed.
The stress response can result in a stress hangover. Too much adrenaline leaves you burned-out, slowing your reflexes. And cortisol can make you susceptible to viral infections, such as outbreaks of cold sores, since it lowers immune system resistance.
Today, many people feel "stressed out," as if they're constantly on the edge. Whether you're in a bad relationship, have a difficult job, or are simply inclined to worry, it's as if the alarm signal in your brain is switched permanently on.
If you are overstressed, chances are you no longer find pleasure in activities you used to enjoy. Regular aerobic exercise is a good way to bring back balance to your life. Running, swimming, biking and even brisk walking will cause your brain to release endorphins. These are natural chemicals that affect your brain almost like opiates, making you "feel no pain" and producing a high. Exercise also helps you sleep, one of your body's natural medicines for stress. Even a gentle walk or a slow bike ride can take your focus off your problems, opening your mind to more creative problem-solving.
Muscle relaxation, such as yoga, hot baths, and massage, help counteract a key physical symptom of stress: muscle tension. Tightness in what's known as the tension triangle, your brow, jaw, neck and shoulders seems to be a frequent companion to the stress associated with computer-focused office work. Simply getting up and moving around can help. Kneading muscles gently, applying a warm-water compress or stretching can also ease the muscles back to their normal state.
Stress relief is one of the first benefits that come to mind when thinking of massage therapy. Clinical studies show that even a single 1 ½ -hour session can significantly lower heart rate, cortisol levels and insulin levels – all of which help reduce stress. Massage therapy is available at Munson Medical Center and Munson Community Health Center at discounted rates for employees. To schedule an appointment at either location, call (231) 935-6926. Next time you have a special occasion, consider asking your family for a gift certificate to a Munson massage therapist.
Most of us just aren't getting enough sleep. The average American sleeps just six hours and 55 minutes a night, yet all of us need a full eight hours of sleep to function and feel at our best. Two-thirds of Americans do not feel well-rested. Three in 10 people will fall asleep at their desk this month. This large percentage of sleepy people has fatal consequences. Drowsy driving causes one in five car accidents. Lifetime heart attack risk increases by 50 percent for an adult who averages less than six hours of sleep.
Here are more consequences of sleepiness:
Want to sleep more? Here's how: Power down your cell phone, establish a nightly routine, and don't use electronic devices 45 minutes before bed time.
If you are having difficulty sleeping or are chronically tired, ask your physician about a diagnostic sleep study at the Munson Sleep Disorders Center.


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Enhance Your Portfolio With These Stocks
Michael is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
If the best offense is having a great defense, then the following companies are at the top of the game. While sports might frown upon chemically enhanced athletes, chemically enhanced portfolios are a different story. Some of the best stocks you can ever own long-term with little risk are the ones that produce products you see and use everyday no matter the economic conditions or where you live.
This one's omnipresent
Water Displacement 40th formula was the creation of Rocket Chemical in 1953. A company, whose product was originally used to protect the outer skin of missiles from rust and corrosion and introduced as an OTC stock in 1973, WD-40 Company (NASDAQ: WDFC) has become one of the best examples of the value of brand name. Twenty years ago, WD-40 was found to be in four out of five American households with sales of 1 million cans a week. WD-40's refusal to patent their classic formula has only shown that also realize the value of their brand.
The stock is up over 115% the past 10 years, not including its 2.20% dividend. Quarterly profit margins are increasing with the average of the past five years being 10.26%. Second-quarter 2013 earnings showed that net sales and net income increased 6% and 23%, respectively, year-to-date.
The outlook for WD-40 goes well beyond its core product. The growth in the company lies in its other household cleaning brands, stain removers, deodorizers, and its expansion across the world. While there was a 41% decline in operating income in the American segment last quarter, Europe and Asia-Pacific segments increased 26% and 38%, respectively. WD-40 continues to improve the product by improving the way it is dispersed through different cans, nozzles, pens, and triggers.
The true value in the WD-40 brand is that most people don't know how much a can of WD-40 should cost. While a can lies around in nearly 90% of households in America, it is seldom used, seldom bought more than once a year, and this gives the company huge pricing leverage to increase the price over time. This also explains the decline in income by the American segment. Nearly all Americans own WD-40.
Another one not to miss
As a global manufacturer of consumer and professional products like Pine-Sol wood cleaner, Glad bags, Kingsford charcoal, Hidden Valley and KC Masterpiece dressing, and Brita water filters, Clorox (NYSE: CLX) is much more than bleach. This diverse portfolio of unrelated products owned by Clorox all hold the number one or two market share positions in their categories.
Clorox is up 88% the last decade, not including its 3% and annually rising dividend, while its average quarterly margin in the last five years is also 10.26%. Its strength as a stock, though, is the ability to not crumble during rough market conditions. During the recent Great Recession, the stock fell to just two-thirds of its peak share price before the recession began. What this means is that people will always need bleach – or at least one of Clorox's products – no matter the economic environment.
While recent trends point to flat volume and mediocre 1% increase in sales according to its third-quarter FY 2013 earnings, the company should not be underestimated. Clorox is one of the best defensive stocks you can own. Its diverse portfolio provides immunity to trends in the marketplace. While analysts like those at Credit Suisse have given Clorox a downgrade recently, claiming it is outpacing the S&P 500 too quickly, history proves otherwise. Clorox has beaten the index both at the five-year mark (59% vs. 16%) and 10-year mark (88% vs. 69%). If you factor in Clorox's dividend, it isn't even close.
Solid like a hammer
Like Clorox, Church & Dwight (NYSE: CHD) holds a diverse portfolio of unrelated brands that include Arm & Hammer, Trojan, OxiClean, Spinbrush, First Response, Nair, Orajel, and Xtra. These eight key brands represent 80% of all sales of the company.
The stock is up over 460% the last 10 years and both average quarterly profit margins and dividends have increased just as greatly. First-quarter 2013 earnings show a record operating margin of 21.7% and the second-highest profit margins of 13.82% for the company. Average quarterly profit margin for the past five years has been 10.52%, so this past quarter's result is over a 3% jump.
Dividends have grown from just $0.17 in 2008 to a projected $1.12 for 2013. This 558%+ dividend increase looks like it can increase more in the near future. Arm & Hammer brands are currently in nine out of 10 households in America. As the company grows around the world, the potential for this $8.5 billion market cap company to reach double digits and beyond in the near future is certainly attainable.
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The world needs chemicals
A defensive stock is one that investors want to own during uncertain times and one they should own during rough times. This has been proven by these stocks that declined relatively little during the Great Recession. While you can find dozens of other stocks that had similar declines, it would be harder to find three stocks that have a portfolio of products that are at the top of their categories.
Brand names count and market share is definitely not to be overlooked. With steady growth and dividends, WD-40, Clorox, and Church & Dwight have crushed the S&P 500 in the past five years with total returns of 104%, 88%, and 135% versus the sub-20% return produced by the S&P 500.
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Take one sort of plant that grows above ground, one that grows below and lots of skill and patience with grafting and, ten years later, you might just get your very own TomTato plant. That's exactly what the clever folks at British horticultural firm Thompson and Morgan did in order to successfully create an awesome tomato-potato plant hybrid without using any genetic modification.
"Thompson and Morgan director Paul Hansord explains: "It has been very difficult to achieve because the tomato stem and the potato stem have to be the same thickness for the graft to work… It is a very highly skilled operation. We have seen similar products. However, on closer inspection the potato is planted in a pot with a tomato planted in the same pot – our plant is one plant and produces no potato foliage."
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I so just said this not too long ago. batgirl-loves-batman I meant it.
SpongeBob, where's my order?
Did you look under the tray?
Oh. No I didn't, sorry.
"Y'see, the first time my Dad kissed my Mom was at a Love Handel concert, and it's their anniversary -"
"B to the O-R-I-N-G."
"Not yet Ferb."
i love how he doesn't say "no, ferb."
he says "not yet."
as in they were planning to bludgeon him with a mace
Ferb I know what were gonna do today
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Hello Kitty Pop Art edition looks pretty
Hello Kitty wants to be featured on everything! She wants to wrap herself around anything and everything. There are some really cool Hello Kitty Netbook Cases available out there. I particularly like this adorable and bright Hello Kitty Pop Art edition. It will protect your netbook and look pretty while doing so. Not only this, but it is the right size for an iPad as well. So keep your iPad safe from scratches and impacts when it arrives at your doorstep! You can buy one for $25 here. If you have enough netbook cases, you can always keep your iPhone from harm with this Hello Kitty phone case.


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All of the fears and tears have been purged effectively
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You had been tied to responsibility and people's misunderstandings of your feelings
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A small luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Copenhagen
Avenue Hotel is an award-winning boutique – and design hotel in central Copenhagen placed in the middle of the trendy Nørrebro and the charming Frederiksberg with a 5-minute walk to the Metro station – a location where you get the best of two parts of Copenhagen. This makes the hotel the perfect place, when you want to experience the city like a local with small design- and delicacy boutiques and cafés in the area. We like to say, that we are located in the heart of the real Copenhagen.
Take a break from the city pulse – and feel at home
Avenue Hotel has both a great international appeal along with a special Avenue feeling, which makes it a unique place to stay. We welcome you into a friendly and relaxed atmosphere with a high level of personal service to make you feel right at home. You can relax in our cozy lounge with a fireplace surrounded by design furniture, which also can be purchased in the hotel boutique, and a lounge bar with a variety of quality spirits, cocktails and local specialties from the neighborhood. The outside patio lets you take a break from the city pulse with wooden deck, cozy cushion furniture and fire in the winter.
All the rooms are designed for relaxation while at the same time offering the perfect base for the busy business traveler with desk area in all rooms, and free WiFi in all areas.
We also offer bike rental, meeting facilities and private car park with camera surveillance. Public transport around the corner.
At Avenue Hotel, you do not just stay at a hotel – you get an experience
We always focus on an extraordinary experience and local involvement reflected in everything from the hotel interior, offering local delicacies and hosting events like our well known Avenue High Tea and collaborations with Danish brands, artists, designers and chefs. We always know the right places to go and experience Copenhagen to make sure, that you get the feeling of being a local.
- Designed by the architect behind Tivoli's main entrance, Emil Blichfeldt
- Complete renovation in 2005, preserving the details of the original building.
- 68 rooms
- Shop with Danish design from Design by Us, Day Home, Georg Jensen etc.
- Private car park with 25 parkingspaces
- Free WiFi
- 24 hour camera surveillance
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It may not have been as overwhelming as it was last year, but the Subaru BRZ and the Scion FR-S were still two of the most popular customized cars on display at the SEMA Show.


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Anne Skelton, the grandmother of our pupil at Bohol CHILD Head Start, wrote me an email and shared her thoughts about domestic violence among children. She feels that the problem, which is damaging to children, is not aired enough. She has seen and heard very young children being chastised and beaten almost every day and according to her, this leads to children's low self esteem and other personality problems.
I totally agree with Anne. Children chastised and beaten by their parents should be made a criminal offense. But minimal spanking, as far as I am concerned, can be incorporated in the process of disciplining our children without actually damaging their self-worth and reducing our integrity.
Why do I say so? Because I do spank my kids, and for good reasons and with strict conditions. I believe that spanking can curtail behavior although only in the short-term. But spanking must be used only if the parent and the child have established a relationship of deep trust and love so that spanking is seen not as a form of rejection but correction motivated by love. Before a parent spanks, he/she must understand why, when, where, and how to spank.
I use spanking very seldom and only as a last resort. I do spank because I feel that my children trust me so much that they allow me to inflict a little bit of pain on a specific part of their body so that they will be reminded that while they are given enough freedom, they sometimes go beyond the boundaries and hurt others or themselves in the process.
I only spank when I am not angry or when I am clearly in command of my anger. That is the danger of corporal punishment. Most parents exercise this when they are at the height of their frustration and anger and more often than not, they lash at their children consumed by their anger and inability to manage their children's behavior. Reports have it that thousands of children around the world die, get injured, and are handicapped because of corporal punishment.
Where do we spank? We spank in private because the humiliation the child gets when it is done in public would be rubbing salt to his/her wound. Aside from spanking with controlled anger, I believe there is only one body area which is considered safe for spanking, and that is the buttocks. The fats will cushion the contact but can still be considerably felt. If possible, we should not use any implements like belt, stick, or any another material other than our palm so that we can directly feel the impact and so therefore can moderate it, otherwise it will be dangerous.
After spanking, we should not leave the child on his/her own. The parent must stay with the child until his feelings are processed and he is soothed, making him understand that while you are angry and hurt at what your child did, you are not in any way rejecting him/her.
Corporal punishment does not only refer to physical inflictions of pain. It may also involve verbal abuse. In my home, I have made it a point that expletives are banned. We are too precious, and my children for that matter, to be called "maldito" "boang" "bulok" "way buot" and other verbal abuses. Again, for parents, a deep appreciation of people's value will help us put our actions and behaviors in perspective.
Most parents admit that they get hurt whenever they hurt their children. But most of them do what they do because that is what they got from their very own parents. As I have said previously, parenting is a learned behavior. How we were raised by our own parents will most likely be the style that we will employ. And most often than not, our parents incorporated corporal punishment in disciplining us and you bet, harshly so.
I appreciate Anne for raising the issue again. I remember that I wrote about this and about parenting when I started to write a column in this paper. I am for an anti-corporal punishment law which clearly defines what is allowed and not and a legislation that puts heavy emphasis on educating parents about how to be positive role models to their children.
In Bohol Child Head Start, we incorporate parenting as part of the curriculum. We believe that it is too valuable to be left on some sporadic readings and seminars alone. It must be a collaborative effort that is as well continuous.
The ill effects of corporal punishment outweigh its benefits, if there is any at all. It is therefore imperative that we educate ourselves. As parents, we need to strive to learn positive ways to discipline our children that we come to a point where we can say that spanking or any other form of corporal punishment is not necessary to show love and care.


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Hard hats are hard hats. Eps and zip mold helmets are helmets. Hard hats are made to absorb multiple impacts with the spongy brock foam liner. They are extremely comfy, breathable and forming to the head. Eps and zip mold helmets absorb impacts by cracking (the way all snow helmets work). Hard hats are not certified, eps and zip mold helmets are certified. They use hard foam liners. Hard hats work well for smaller multiple impacts. Zip mold and eps helmets work well for single, larger "catastophic" impacts.


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Send Shay Journey and Thomas Cox to The Voice Benefit Auction
Flamingo Bar and Grill the address is 2335 NW Clay St, Topeka, Kansas
This is an Event to send two great singers to reach their dreams to compete for The Voice. If you are not aware of what The Voice is It is a Singing competition on NBC t.v. We feel they have The Voice every time they sing. Now it is that they need our help to raise the money for their trip this Thursday through Sunday to Audition for The Voice. So we have alot of auction items and we are also going to raffle off a Trip for two to Hawaii. How fun is that. Also if you want to donate money and can't come to the event please call Thomas Cox at 785-260-3411 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Thomas Cox at 785-260-3411
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Kansas Youth Chorale Auditions
3:30-8:00 pm
First Lutheran Church, 1234 SW Fairlawn, Topeka
Open to treble singers grades 4-8
Connie Baer, Board President, firstname.lastname@example.com
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1700 SW College Avenue Topeka, KS 66621
Canstruction will exhibit amazing, 10 x 10 feet structures made entirely of cans of food and other non-perishables. The structures will be made by seven teams: Treanor Architects, HTK Architects, Tevis Architects, Barlett and West Engineers, Architect One, Schwerdt Design Group, Inc., and the American Institute of Architecture Student Chapter from K-State. With the exception of the AIA team, all of the teams are from Topeka. When the exhibit closes, the cans are donated to Harvesters, the Community Food Network, which supplies area food banks. Canstruction is an international program of the Society of Design Administration. Local sponsors of the event are Hy-Vee, Inc., Advisors Excel, and Knox Signs and Graphics. Structures will be given awards, including a People's Choice Award voted on by visitors to the exhibition. The Mulvane Art Museum is open from 10-7 Tuesdays, 10-5 Wednesday-Friday, and 1-4 Saturday and Sunday.
Mulvane Art Museum, 785-760-1170
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Asbury Youth Empowerment Summer Academy
8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Asbury Mt. Olive United Methodist Church, 1196 SW Buchanan
What's Up For Summer? The coolest summer program ever!!
The Asbury Youth Empowerment Summer Academy will open the doors on June 2, 2014. The program is free and will be in operation Monday through Friday from 8 am to 3 pm. We plan to keep our kids connected and focused on core academic subjects of math and reading through structured learning activities. Other activities include special speakers, Topeka Shawnee County Public Library programs, and activities, promoting STEM, arts, crafts, and exciting weekly field trips.
Applications can be picked up at Asbury Mt. Olive United Methodist Church, 1196 SW Buchanan Topeka, KS starting April 9. Space and availability is limited so please return your applications as soon as possible.
Don't let your child miss out on an opportunity of summer fun and excitement!
If you have any questions, please call Kathleen Kincy, (785) 273-5224 or (785) 232-7502.
Kathleen Kincy
(785) 273-5224 or (785) 232-7502
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Obituary: Blanche Miller
Date: January 22, 2013
by: Observer Staff
Blanche Miller, 96, of Longboat Key, died Jan. 19.
Ms. Miller moved in 1992 from New York to Florida. She was a resident of Seaplace Condominiums.
Known by her friends and family as "Auntie Mame," Ms. Miller loved entertaining, cooking and playing games. One of her greatest talents was matchmaking, much like Yente in "Fiddler on the Roof."
Ms. Miller is survived by her children, Jordan Paul and Bonnie Armstrong; six grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
She will be buried Jan. 24, at Sarasota Memorial Park. Rabbi Jonathan Katz will preside.
A celebration of her life will take place at a later date, at her home in Seaplace.
Memorial donations may be made to Tidewell Hospice.
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A sci-fi fan brings the case against her sister. Christine says her sister Carrie shuns science fiction, and she's missing out big-time as a result. Should Carrie give sci-fi a chance?
This week, we're joined by a special expert witness, the esteemed television writer and producer, Jane Espenson!
You can watch Husbands, the show Jane co-created with Brad Bell online -- anytime! The new season of Once Upon a Time premieres Sunday, March 9th on ABC.
Jane will be joining us at our creative conference, Make Your Thing, this October - but we need your participation to make it happen. If you're an independent creator (or just want to support them), help Kickstart Make Your Thing now - our campaign ends Wednesday, February 26th!
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This week, we rave about Elysium's great parts and bemoan its problematic parts. Plus, Ricky is promoted to the role of hot-shot Hollywood executive and pits Rhea and Cameron against each other in a battle for the next great space film.
Follow us on Twitter! Cameron is @cameronesposito, Rhea is @rheabutcher and Ricky is @rickycarmona. Discuss the show using the hashtag #WhamBamPow!
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This week, we discuss THE summer movie for monster-punching robots, Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim! Plus, we dive into some movie news, including the improbable social media buzz surrounding SyFY's stinker, Sharknado.
Follow us on Twitter! Cameron is @cameronesposito, Rhea is @rheabutcher and Ricky is @rickycarmona. Discuss the show using the hashtag #WhamBamPow!
We have a sweet, sweet guest on our second episode of Wham Bam Pow: Mr. DOUG JONES! Cameron chats with Doug & almost faints from joy, we discuss extreme Oscar baiting, Ricky reveals his vision for a future DIE HARD sequel, and we review Hellboy, Guillermo del Toro's festival of movie monster make-up.
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Children grieve when they lose a loved one — whether it's a pet or a friend or a family member.
"Grief is like having something we love and care about, missing it when it's taken away, and wanting it back again," explains Jackie Kite. Kite is the program manager of Journey, Seattle Children's grief and loss support program for families grieving the death of a child. "Grief is a normal and natural process," she adds.
Kite says that parents can prepare children to face losses by using daily events to show that death is a natural part of the life cycle. "If children can learn and talk about death by mourning a goldfish or even looking at a dead fly, then it's not so confusing or scary. Explain that all living things die, and what 'dead' really means: Their bodies don't work anymore, they don't get hungry anymore, they don't swim or fly anymore."
When a child loses a loved one, support them by answering their questions, comforting them, and being tuned in to their feelings. Kite suggests:
Be open with your child. Be open to all communication, and let the child ask as many or as few questions as they need to. Don't try to mask your own grief. Be honest about your feelings while being careful not to overwhelm or frighten your child.
Explain things honestly. Vague explanations may confuse children: "He went to sleep." (Then I better not go to bed.) "He went to heaven." (When is he coming back?) "He went to the hospital and died." (If I go to the hospital will I die too?) Instead, explain things simply and honestly. For example, "Grandpa was very sick. The doctors did everything they could, but he was so sick they couldn't make him well, and he died."
Prepare and reassure them. If there will be a funeral or memorial and your child will attend, tell them what they'll see and hear. Explain that others will show their emotions more than usual. Reassure your child that it's okay to show their feelings, too.
Remember, everyone grieves their own way. "Everyone has their own style and timetable," Kite says. "No one can change it or speed it up. Sometimes just being there and allowing someone to have their feelings is the best support you can give."
If you feel your child needs more support, talk with their doctor or school counselor.
Visit our Journey Program page for resources on grief.
Infant sleep positioners — used to keep infants on their backs or sides — are dangerous and should not be used. Infants can suffocate in a sleep positioner, or become trapped between it and the side of a crib or bassinet. The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission and the U.S. Food and Drug Agency report 12 deaths over the past 13 years relating to sleep positioners. (The actual number may be higher since some deaths may be mistaken for SIDS.) Sleep positioners are either a flat mat with side bolsters or an inclined (wedge) mat with side bolsters. The safest cribs for infants are "boring, bare and basic." Never put sleep positioners, stuffed animals, pillows, bumpers or comforters in an infant's crib.
Read the Seattle Mama Doc blog post about sleep positioners.
Does your child need a daily multivitamin? The short answer is "maybe." The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says that healthy children who eat a well-balanced diet do not need to take a multivitamin. This is because many common foods are already vitamin fortified. The AAP does recommend giving vitamin D drops to breastfeeding infants and toddlers. Many kids don't drink enough fortified formula or milk to get the recommended dose of vitamin D from their diets alone. All infants and children need 400 IU (International Units) of vitamin D a day. The body can make vitamin D when exposed to direct sunlight, but too much exposure to the sun's rays can cause skin damage.
Your best bet is to talk with your child's doctor about multivitamins, vitamin D, iron and other supplements — because not all kids' needs are the same. Keep in mind that "megadoses" of any vitamin can be harmful — potentially causing nausea, rashes, headaches and other side effects. The bottom line: talk to your child's doctor about nutrition at your next visit.
Seattle Mama Doc has written a few blog posts about iron, vitamin D and multivitamins. Check them out!
Teens and preteens seeking a quick "high" are harming their brains and even dying from the "Choking Game." They strangle themselves with a belt or a rope or their hands, cutting off the flow of blood to the brain. Then they release the hold to feel the "rush" as blood and oxygen flow back to the brain. This act, often done in groups, has many different names, including Airplaning, Blackout, California Choke, Dream Game, Fainting Game, Pass-Out Game, Roulette, Space Cowboy and Suffocation. When children do this alone using a belt or a rope, some accidentally strangle themselves to death. In the U.S., as many as 1,000 young people may have died from this act. In Washington state, there have been seven deaths and two near-deaths reported. The actual number may be much higher, because these accidental deaths can be mistaken for suicides. While most children do not die from this act, each time they do it they are killing thousands of brain cells and causing brain damage. Kids who play the "Choking Game" are often kids who do not smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol or use drugs. They falsely believe that this is a safe and harmless high. A few warning signs parents can look for include marks on the neck, bloodshot eyes, severe headaches, or a belt that is not worn left out in a child's room. Informed parents can educate others — including their children, other parents and school officials — about this deadly game.
Visit www.gaspinfo.com to learn more. (The teaching video on the website features audio from a real 911 call that is tragic and upsetting.)
Nosebleeds are common. They can be caused by dryness, nose blowing or nose picking. If your child gets a nosebleed, have them lean forward. Then, pinch the fleshy part of their nose shut for 10 minutes. If bleeding continues, pinch it shut for another 10 minutes. They can spit out any blood in their mouth. (They should not tilt their head back; this can send blood into their throat and stomach.) Seek medical help if the nose is still bleeding after 20 minutes. Also seek help if your child has put something in their nose, or has three or more nosebleeds within 24 hours. Prevent nosebleeds with a cool-mist humidifier in your child's room, or use petroleum jelly to thinly coat the inside of the nose.
When your child has a mild illness or injury you can always check our symptom checker for help deciding if your child should see a doctor.
Children need 60 minutes of exercise daily — and it doesn't have to be all at one time. Since winter weather means more time indoors, get creative in your home or garage. Jumping rope and hula-hooping are great exercise. Use colorful masking tape to create a hopscotch course on the carpet, or use colored chalk on the garage floor. For kids over 3, bounce an inflated balloon back and forth using your hands, feet and head — keeping it afloat as long as possible. (Balloons are a choking hazard for young children.) Create "fitness stations" with homemade signs such as: 10 Power Pushups! 20 Super Sit-Ups! 30 Joyful Jumping Jacks! Exercise along to a workout video or fitness video game, or crank up the music and dance!
Use our Indoor Activity Tool Kit for a few more ideas.
So you've signed up your child for a sport, lesson or other activity — and then they refuse to participate. It happens quite often, and it's frustrating for everyone. What to do? First, try to see things from your child's point of view. Was this activity their idea or yours? It may simply be that it isn't the best fit for their interests and personality. For example, not everyone likes team sports or formal clubs. Help your child explore their interests and choose something they enjoy. Have them sample an activity first, before investing time and money. And your child may be more eager to jump into something new if a friend can join them. It's all about helping your child learn, grow, and have fun!
Look for more ways to help your growing child learn and have fun by visiting our growth and development articles.
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The 30th annual Miracle Makers fundraising special aired on KOMO 4 TV on June 6, 2014. The special takes us on a journey through the hopes, fears, victories and challenges facing patients at Seattle Children's. Cosponsored by Costco Wholesale and KOMO 4.
In the spirit of the holidays, patients, parents and doctors share inspirational stories of healing and hope. From surviving heart failure and a near-death drowning to battling a flesh-eating disease, witness how the impossible became possible thanks to the care patients received at Seattle Children's Hospital.
Miracle Season, hosted by Steve Pool and Molly Shen, aired Dec. 8, 2013, on KOMO 4 TV. The annual holiday special celebrates the remarkable lives of Seattle Children's patients.
The my Good Growing email newsletter offers health and safety information for children from newborn to 14.
Try involving your child in planning and preparing healthy meals and snacks.
Never use a generator or a charcoal or gas grill indoors.
Seattle Children's has partnered with the monthly parenting magazine, ParentMap, to bring you Good Growing in their January, April, July and October issues.
You'll find free copies in many places in King and Snohomish counties, and you can also subscribe to receive ParentMap at home each month.
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Pickled Cranberries
Serve this tangy-sweet combo with ham, pork tenderloin, or roast chicken.
Yield: Serves 12 (serving size: about 1/4 cup)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 116
- Fat: 0.3g
- Saturated fat: 0.0g
- Sodium: 5mg
- 1 1/4 cups sugar
- 1 1/4 cups water
- 1 cup white balsamic vinegar
- 1 1/2 tablespoons pickling spice
- 3 cups fresh cranberries
- Combine sugar, water, vinegar, and pickling spice in a nonreactive saucepan over medium-high heat; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and cook until reduced by half. Strain vinegar mixture through a sieve over another medium nonreactive saucepan; discard solids. Add fresh cranberries to strained mixture, and place pan over medium heat. Bring mixture to a simmer, and cook just until the cranberries begin to pop (about 5 minutes), stirring occasionally. Remove from heat; cool. Chill at least 24 hours.
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Advancements in Federal and California Employment Law Regarding Transgender People
An overview, co-written with the National Center for Lesbian Rights, for employment attorneys and employers explaining new caselaw and statutes protecting transgender employees
Good Jobs NOW!
Good Jobs NOW! is realeased documenting the economic health of 194 transgender people living, working, or looking for work in San Francisco.
Top 6 Tips for Working with Transgender Clients and Co-Workers
This publication provides practical tips for how to create a business that is welcoming to transgender consumers/clients and employees. While originally written for public interest attorneys, the tips are applicable in most any work environment.
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more astronauts / space suits
character silhouettes
alien tripod concepts
warmed up a little. mostly heads + some space suits.
more astronaut doodles
some early combat suit sketches i did back in 2009. these were designed for a character that harms her enemies by off-gassing insulation foam.
i've been making models using blue insulation foam at work for about two weeks now… i thought i'd never see/smell/touch it again after college. ughhh someone please shoot me. thanks.


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Lakeside, Oregon is located in Coos County. Lakeside has a population of 1,761 and has shown 21.7% growth since 2000. Of the 835 households in Lakeside, 64.6% are owned, 18.5% are rented and 17% are not currently occupied. The median age of homes in Lakeside is 26 years and 21.0% of the homes have been occupied by the same residents for more than 5 years. Learn more about Lakeside, Oregon real estate at coldwellbanker.com.
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We believe every child is unique and we want all our pupils to do their very best. We work hard, but our lessons are stimulating and innovative, given by dedicated teachers.
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I have a comic which is kind of spoilery for Dragon Age 2, does anyone care? I'd hate to ruin the game for anyone but I would like to post it. I could just give a DeviantArt link but that kind of defeats the purpose of having this Tumblr!
How do people feel about spoilers in art in general? Since there is alas no way to do a spoiler cut that I know of. The main situation where this comes up is Homestuck, where I tend to assume everyone is at most a day behind or I could never post anything. But I do SOMETIMES make art for other stuff :)
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Montreal Canadiens winger Max Pacioretty will have a phone hearing with NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan on Monday morning for his hit on Pittsburgh Penguins defenceman Kris Letang in the third period of Saturday's game.
Pacioretty caught Letang with a shoulder to the head, leaving him bloodied with a broken nose. No penalty was called on the hit.
Letang went off for repairs before returning in overtime and scoring the winning goal in a 4-3 Penguins victory.
"I feel terrible that he got hurt and I'm thankful that he came back," Pacioretty said following the game.
"It's a quick decision there. He's coming across the middle, he's got the puck and is maybe in a scoring opportunity. If I let him go, he could potentially score on us. I knew I had to hit him but I didn't want the result to be like that.
"I'm sorry for what happened and I'm glad he's okay."
Pacioretty was diagnosed with a severe concussion and a cervical neck fracture when Boston Bruins' Zdeno Chara guided him into a stanchion back on March 8.


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Knowing Apples
AbstractThis essay employs a first-person fictional narrator to explore the nature of human-plant relations through the example of Thoreau's Wild Apples and enacts the transformational process necessary to write in conjunction with non-conscious vegetal life by paying attention to the unthought known of the vegetative soul.
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Real Name: Lydia
Age: 16
Activity Level: Very Active
Timezone: EST
Character Desired: Kurt Hummel
Sexuality: Gay
Major in college: Theater (minor in fashion… costume design?)
Para sample: (this is from an SPNHogwarts RP, I'm Samandriel and Sarah Blake.) Alfie laughed. "As can his brother. Once Adam is fixed on something, I have to make a poster or something as ridiculous to make him do the logical thing." He blushed suddenly. "Well…except lately…but that's completely different." Suddenly his eyes widened. "Oh no! Did you know that they were brothers? I shouldn't have said that."
(this is from a separate para) Rolling her eyes, Sarah brushed the crumbs off of her dress with one smooth motion. "How very primary school of you, Moore. Are you going to tell me how fat my mother is now?" She took a sip from her glass, trying to taste the alcohol that Patrick had slipped her (although she was beginning to suspect it had been water.) "Although that goes with your theme for the evening, what with your dress, behaviour and date. News flash, Jessica: you're thirteen, not seven."
Ships: Klaine, Kadam, Kurtbastian (if I must)
Anti-ships: frankly anything with Kurt and a girl, I see them as brotps (sistps? whatever)
I love Kurt because he's not afraid to stand up for himself and what he thinks is right. He's brave and good under pressure. (Also, he's sassy.) I love Klaine from 2nd and 3rd seasons of Glee and I'd like to bring that back.
Let me know soon!
Still working on getting auditions in guys, but I plan on starting this RP up this weekend!
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We haven't started yet, but myself and my co admin are online constantly, and we've already accepted several other active RPers as well, so we hope to get some more auditions and become a pretty active RP :D
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Real Name: Ash
Age (16+; if under, message me): 20
Activity level: On weekdays, 9/10, weekends 7/10
Timezone: EST
Character desired: Charlie Amos
Birthday (MM/DD/YYYY): 01/07/1992
Sexuality: Straight
Major in college: Double major in business and sports science
Para sample (2 paragraphs, can be from another rp, doesn't have to be for the same character you're applying for):
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Ships: Hope/Charlie, Casey/Charline
Anti-Ships: None
Tell me why you like this character:
Anything: My favourite chapter is 21, because Charlie is a total BADASS with that bat <3
(Thanks for saving the character for me! I'll start soon! :)
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Real Name: Jasmine
Age (16+; if under, message me): 17
Activity level: 7 on usual days
Timezone: EST
Character desired: John Logan Wright III
Birthday (MM/DD/YYYY): 11/06/1993 (Random date)
Sexuality: Open Bisexual
Major in college: English with a Minor in Music
Para sample (2 paragraphs, can be from another rp, doesn't have to be for the same character you're applying for):
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Ships: Jogan, Logan/Chemistry
Anti-Ships: N/A
Tell me why you like this character: Originally because everyone else I know hated him and I thought he could use some love. But throughout the story, I have fallen in love with the complexity of the character. I essentially fell in love with him, when he sang 'If I die Young'.
Anything else?: Hell Night
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