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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- A chimney fire at a duplex in Colorado Springs has left several people displaced Wednesday morning.
The fire broke out in the the 1300 Block of West End Avenue around 3:30 a.m. (near Broadway and S. 36th Street)
Firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to other parts of the residence.
The people who live at the duplex were able to get out unharmed however one firefighter suffered injuries when part of a wall fell and hurt their leg. They were transported to Memorial Hospital for treatment. The injuries are not thought to be serious.
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BEBBMEPiMiCiW BETHPAGE OLD BETHPAGE PLAINVIEW ISLAND TREES PLAINEDGE PJ 4 COPIES QCTHPAGC LIBRARY 4? POWELL AVE DETHPAGC NY M7I4 SEAFORD VOL. 17 NO. 28 Week of Oct. 21-27,1982 20 cents per copy Sixty Years of Serving Bethpage On Sunday afternoon, October 10, the priests and parishioners of St. Martin of Tours gathered together for a Liturgy celebrating the beginning of the Parish's 60th year. This Mass of rededication and renewed committment was concelebrated by the Reverend John E. Murray, Pastor, and the Reverends Eugene McManus, Harold Heindel, Richard Bauhoff and Paul Rashah, S.J., visiting from Ceylon. The concele-brants and the congregation joined both the Ptach Choir and the Folk Group in singing the Pjtc selected for this occasion. the Homily was given by Fr. McManus, and in his summary of the history of the Parish he pointed out the many ways in which the clergy and the people of St. Martin's had lived the principle "Serving Many Together", which is the viable goal of our Community of Faith. After the Mass, the celebration carried over to the school cafeteria, where refreshments were served and memories compared. Sixty years of serving the Lord! < Sixty years of serving our brother! Sixty years of praising the Lord! Sixty years of loving each other! Many activities are planned for this 60th year of our being. A series of articles on the history of St. Martin's Parish has already begun in the MARTINEWS, the monthly publication of the Parish, and will continue through the year. The Adult Education Committee of the Parish Council is offering a number of programs in conjunction with our Anniversary Year, not the least of which is the "What Have They Done To My Mass?" series already in progress. On November 11th, the Feast of St. Martin of Tours, a special Liturgy will be celebrated in honor of our Patron Saint, and our Thanksgiving Day Mass this year will have added meaning. The culmination of our year will be another Liturgy of Celebration next October. At that time we hope that many of our former assistant pastors, Nuns, parishioners, teachers, indeed anyone ever involved with St. Martin's will be present to help us commemorate this joyous occasion. Local Cadet Is Purcell Awarded SCI NY Aide Cadet William M. Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Walsh, 33 Berkshire Rd., Bethpage, N.Y. 11714, has been selected as Cadet Aide to Robert A. Hogg, Assistant To The President For Community Relations of SUNY Maritime College, Fort Schuyler, Bronx, New York. Cadet Walsh is majoring in Electrical Engineering at Maritime and is a 1979 graduate of Bethpage High School. Shelly Bruce, former celebrated star of Broadway's "Annie," takes a spin on the dance floor with County Executive Francis T. Purcell. The occasion was the annual awards dinner of the National Leukemia Association, which this year gave Purcell its Civic Achievement Award as "a concerned humanitarian whose life has been dedicated to bettering the quality of life on Long Island."
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Jesus is seriously dead. None of the rest of it makes any sense otherwise.
read moreEaster Reflections for Christians, and for people who are not Christian as well, by Cara Hochalter. May speak to people who are "spiritual but not religious" who, like all of us, seek the fresh winds of the spirit and new births in love.
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This is a masterful and engaging account of how humans through centuries and cultures have engaged and experienced the divine. Webb includes her own experiences, both personal and observed from travel in fifty countries, as well as centuries of theology, literature and travel writing. She meanders along winding trails, talk over the fence and drink wine with a stranger, literally and figuratively. To engage the larger-than-description Sacred, we need all the stories we can find, even if only to remind us the distance still to go and the limitless (sometimes unsuccessful) journey. As a teacher of world religions and art, and an artist, this will not be a string of anecdotes, but a woven together, reader-friendly, vividly painted, theologically reflective whole.
read moreA vast segment of humanity has been telling itself this same story of a baby born in a manger in Bethlehem for many centuries now; peace and goodwill towards all the clan of Homo sapiens. But nothing has changed. Bethlehem itself has become synonymous with violence. Just now, as the Christmas fervor is being driven towards its annual climax, once-Christian nations are waging war against other countries. What is the deeper story that has somehow been twisted wholly out of shape and so layered over with trite or fraudulent wrappings that the real gift is rarely ever envisioned let alone observed and gratefully received? Is there, was there ever some precious thing of matchless beauty, power and grace at the very heart of Christmas- something with flaming potency to transform our lives, our world?
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by Karyn Zoldan on Jul. 26, 2012, under Desert LocavoreStarting Friday July 27, Native Seeds/SEARCH is starting behind the scenes public tours of the Conservation Center in Tucson and Conservation Farm in Patagonia.
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From Tucson, take I-10 east for 25 miles and exit at Highway 83, the Sonoita/Patagonia turnoff. In the town of Sonoita, turn west (right) toward Patagonia onto Highway 82. After 12 miles, look for the Patagonia sign. Take the next left onto San Antonio Road. The sign above the entrance reads Red Mountain Ranch. Drive across the wash. The large, green barn will be on the right.
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WASTE NOT, WANT NOT: By fermenting the cellulose in unrecycled paper or lawn clippings, enough ethanol to offset one third of U.S. fuel consumption can be made.
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The remains of plants processed for human purposes molder in landfills across the world. Whether waste paper or raked leaves, the plant remnants still contain cellulose, a sugar in greenery that bonds with the chemical compound lignin to furnish a plant's structure. Microbes living in the landfills break down this cellulose into methane, which slowly seeps to the surface and into the atmosphere, where it is a potent greenhouse gas. BlueFire Ethanol, Inc., in Irvine, Calif., would rather harvest that energy for use as cellulosic ethanol fuel.
"We produce 70 gallons of ethanol per ton of waste," says engineer Arnold Klann, BlueFire's president and CEO. "The trick is unlocking the sugar molecule from the lignin, which is the glue that holds it together."
BlueFire estimates 40 billion gallons of cellulosic ethanol could be produced from plant waste destined for the landfill, providing as much as one third of all U.S. transportation fuel needs. And, if other forms of waste, such as the stalks of corn plants (corn stover) or the remnants of timber harvest are included, Klann says, "we have enough feedstock in the U.S. to offset 70 percent of the oil import."
BlueFire is set to open its first plant at a landfill in Lancaster, Calif., later this year and hopes to use U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funding to open a second by the end of 2008, Klann says. Together the two plants would produce, at best, 22 million gallons of ethanol a year by using sulfuric acid to break the lignocellulose bonds and then burning the leftover lignin to power fermentation of the cellulose into ethanol. "The lignin we recover makes up 70 percent of the steam and electricity we need," Klann notes. "The other advantage of siting at a landfill is that they have methane gas. We can burn that in our boiler and generate huge carbon credits."
Given the potential benefits, Congress has provided $10 million in funding—and the DOE has asked for $30 million more—to develop a second facility employing the process, as well as millions more for similar cellulosic biorefineries, such as the Range Fuels plant in Soperton, Ga., that converts wood waste into fuel.
Biofuels from waste avoid the carbon and energy debts incurred by more common examples such as ethanol from corn or diesel from soy. "The thing we know will work is if you use waste products," says agricultural expert Tim Searchinger of Princeton University, who led recent research showing that most biofuels do little to slow and may even increase global warming. "If everything is done right, probably we can use corn stover without other problems, though it might mean you have to grow a cover crop."
Biofuels also offer one of the few methods currently available for storing solar energy, notes chemical engineer Charles Wyman of the University of California, Riverside. "Biomass to liquid fuel, electricity for charging of a battery or generating hydrogen, [those are] really our options," he says. "The best way to store solar energy is called biomass."
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5.00 rating Endless Hours of Summer Fun By sa_class
July 13, 2013
We bought the older version of this water slide in 2011 for the grandchildren and they loved it. The bottom of the pool area began to split and peel and would no longer hold water so we opted to buy another one and now have the newer version. The bucket works much better but the water slide seems to be smaller than our first one. That difference is actually of little consequence as the water slide continues to provide a great outlet for water fun in the privacy of your own backyard during hot summer days.
4.00 rating kids love it By melinda
July 14, 2012
It is large, colorful and the kids love it. Negatives, a lot to dry out and put away, also , I dont feel it is made out of the most tear resistant material. I ripped my first one by accident on the corner of the shed door putting it away. I own a second one because the kids loved it. I dont have alot of confidence that it is going to last more then this summer. The style is nice however wish it was made with better material. I dont believe in patching this kind of toy for saftey reasons.
5.00 rating Great fun for our grandkids By Grammy to 5, with a 6th on the way........
June 21, 2012
We purchased this after one of my daughter's friends brought one over for her kids and ours to play on it. I've gotta tell you that they ALL slept well that night! Our grandkids are 12, 11, 6 and 5 and they all get on it at the same time. (The 14 yr old is, in her mind, too old for such things.) I'm sure that many kids is over the weight limit but I don't have the heart to tell the older ones it's off limits. So, as long as it lasts, they're all having a blast on it.
5.00 rating money well spent! By Kat
September 14, 2011
After seeing this at a barbeque, we ordered it for our 31/2 yr old. It has been worth every penny for those long summer days and warm evenings. Was able to withstand having 4, 3-4 year old kids climbing at the same time with no problem. It lists up to age 8 (if I remember correctly), which is probably accurate since it could not hold my 9 yr old nephew. Suggestion: get an outdoor (or all season) rug to place in front of the slide. The water will get everywhere, grass and dirt will get all over the kids feet. The outdoor rug from the home improvement store absorbed the water and prevented a mud puddle from forming in my grass.
4.00 rating Easy set up...fun for the kids By John S.
May 29, 2011
This is our second inflatable water slide...this one was easy to set up and our 7 year old just loved it. Our twin 2 year olds were a little scared of the bucket and wanted to hold our hand to go down the slide, but they are a bit young for this one (recommended for 3 yo and up)....they did love to play in the pool. We like how this one has the climbing wall inside to access the slides...less grass in the pool area.
5.00 rating Wow! By Erin Smith
June 1, 2010
This thing is amazing! We have had it for one week now and the kids have been on it for hours every day. I am so happy with this product!!!
5.00 rating What Fun! By mamabear of 2
May 31, 2010
After reading reviews on all water slides I decided to get this one and I was extremely happy with my decision. It is very big, plenty of room for lots of kids to play. My kids will be 3 and 5 this month and they loved it (they are big and tall for there age), the wading pool is perfect for my son who will be 3. I even went down one of the slides with no worries. Easy to set up and easy to let the water out and dry out. We have a Little Tikes bouncer as well so I knew this would be made well. I ordered this product on Sunday and got it on Tuesday... Great experience with Baby Age. Kids will love this!
5.00 rating Spectacular water slide By Caroline
May 29, 2010
Well, I searched high and low - this thing was sold out everywhere except BabyAge. And there's a reason why no one has the product in stock - it's spectacular!!! We set it up as a test-run today for my 2-year-old's birthday party next week, and my 2-year-old was smitten. (So was I....and my husband was as well...) There are 2 slides, which will be perfect for 10 kids, the thing really does set up in less than 3 minutes, and the blower, which needs to run constantly while the slide is up, is not obnoxiously loud.
My husband and I are thrilled with our purchase, and would buy this again in a HEARTBEAT.
And thank you, BabyAge, for procuring this item when no one else could!! We're pleased as punch.
5.00 rating backyard heaven! By summerfun
May 27, 2010
Just received after very prompt delivery. Have had it up a couple times
With as many as eight 3 and 4 year olds. Held up great.
A little challenging to dry out but best purchase of the summer!
With as many as eight 3 and 4 year olds. Held up great.
A little challenging to dry out but best purchase of the summer!
5.00 rating Awesome water slide! By MarineWife
May 6, 2010
I did alot of research before I bought a water slide and this one had the best reviews. Its pretty big and my two kids love it. You have to be careful to watch your little one's climb it because it is slippery. Very colorful slide as well. Overall a great slide.
5.00 rating Super cool water slide! By Mom of three
January 2, 2010
Absolutely well worth the money for this slide. Kids are in love with it, provides hours of fun.
5.00 rating GREAT water slide! By Christina
August 17, 2009
After 3 days of researching waterslides online, I finally decided on this one b/c it consistently was rated 4-5 stars based on its durability, fun factor for toddlers (2 and 3 year old here), and ease of set up. The slide got here 2 days after I placed my order, and that was with free shipping! The slide is awesome! My 2 year old figured out how to climb it within minutes, and my 3 year old thinks it's the best thing she has ever played on. In lieu of a summer pool membership, we bought this product and for the smiles on my kids' faces and the fun we see them have - it was worth every penny. Even my husband goes down the slide. For 3-4 days we've been on this thing and no problems with seams bursting or holes in the slide. It is a durable and probably the best toddler/little kid slide on the market now.
Customer Q&A
Anonymous asked:
any idea ib weight limits?
Shannon Mclaughlin:
I think the directions say no more than 300 lbs at a time. We have had ours for over a year and still love it. Just had 9 of my 5 year olds classmates over and they had a blast! Very much so worth the money!
Suzanne Beck:
I have had 2 birthday parties using the slide, one for first graders and the other with second graders. Each time it held up well. I recommend highly. Weight limit ~ 6 kids weighing 50-70 lbs at a time.
Emilie Ketcham:
It states on the label on the slide/pool that the weight maximum is 350 lbs for ages 3-8...we use two blowers(comes with one plus one we have from another blow up) and the slide is inflated much more and holds my husband (220lb) and 2 kids(48lbs & 37lbs) perfectly!! Kids have LOVED this!! Would highly recommend!
Utahna Bunn asked:
Emilie K stated that they used two blowers. I too have blower from another blow up. How do you hook up two blowers?
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Hi Emilie,
The River Race only comes with one blower. If you are going to add an additional blower, I would suggest contacting the Little Tikes. They can be reached at 1-866-855-4650. If you still have questions, please call us at 1-800-babyage and we will try to see if there is anything we can do further.
The River Race only comes with one blower. If you are going to add an additional blower, I would suggest contacting the Little Tikes. They can be reached at 1-866-855-4650. If you still have questions, please call us at 1-800-babyage and we will try to see if there is anything we can do further.
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Why did you choose this?
Melinda Bobinski:
Two boys will not have to fight over who goes first.
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"Nothing helps people stay healthy more than the power of real knowledge about health." — Dr. Roger Harms
As medical director of content, Dr. Roger Harms is excited about the potential for Mayo Clinic's health information site to help educate people about their health and provide them the tools and information to live healthier lives.
The Auburn, Neb., native has been with Mayo Clinic since 1981 and is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Harms is a practicing physician and associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, and his specialty areas include office gynecology, high-risk obstetrics and obstetrical ultrasound.
From 2002 to 2007, Dr. Harms was director for education at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Dr. Harms was the 1988 Mayo Medical School Teacher of the Year and served as associate dean for student affairs and academic affairs. He is the co-author of the "Mayo Clinic Model of Education." In 2008, Dr. Harms was presented the Distinguished Educator Award, Mayo Clinic, Rochester.
Dr. Harms is vice chair of the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and medical editor of the Pregnancy section on this website. In addition, Dr. Harms is editor-in-chief of the "Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy" book, a month-by-month guide to everything a woman needs to know about having a baby.
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Two vaccines are routinely recommended during pregnancy:
- Influenza (flu) shot. The flu shot is recommended for women who are pregnant during flu season — typically November through March. The flu shot is made from an inactivated virus, so it's safe for both you and your baby. Avoid the nasal spray vaccine, which is made from a live virus.
- Tetanus toxoid, reduced diphtheria toxoid and acellular pertussis (Tdap) vaccine. One dose of Tdap vaccine is recommended during each pregnancy to offer protection from whooping cough (pertussis), tetanus and diphtheria, regardless of when you had your last Tdap or tetanus-diphtheria (Td) vaccination. Ideally, the vaccine should be given between 27 and 36 weeks of pregnancy. Whooping cough can be dangerous — even life-threatening — for infants. Getting the Tdap vaccine during pregnancy can help protect you from the infection and might also help protect your baby after birth.
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- Immunization and pregnancy. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/downloads/f_preg.pdf. Accessed Dec. 8, 2010.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, et al. Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) Recommended Immunization Schedules for Persons Aged 0 Through 18 years and Adults Aged 19 Years and Older — United States, 2013. MMWR. 2013;62:1. http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/su6201a3.htm. Accessed Jan. 31, 2013.
- Key facts about seasonal flu vaccine. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/keyfacts.htm. Accessed Dec. 8, 2010.
- Immunizations during pregnancy. American Academy of Pediatrics. http://www.healthychildren.org/English/safety-prevention/immunizations/Pages/Immunizations-During-Pregnancy.aspx. Accessed Dec. 9, 2010.
- Recommended adult immunization schedule: United States, 2011. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/recs/schedules/downloads/adult/adult-schedule.pdf. Accessed Feb. 14, 2011.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, et al. Appendix A: Summary of ACIP recommendations for prevention of pertussis, tetanus and diphtheria among pregnant and postpartum women and their infants. MMWR. 2008;57:48. http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/pdf/rr/rr5704.pdf. Accessed Feb. 14, 2011.
- Harms RW (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Dec. 10, 2010.
- Pertussis (whooping cough) — What you need to know. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. http://www.cdc.gov/Features/Pertussis. Accessed Nov. 11, 2011.


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3 cups frozen hash brown potatoes, thawed
3 tablespoons butter, melted
1 cup cooked ham, chopped
1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
1/4 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup chopped green bell pepper
3 large eggs
1/2 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
We've never had quiche before and this was a wonderful introduction. Yes...even Rednecks eat quiche! ;-)
Good but kind of ho hum. Will tweak it till I come up with something I really like.
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This was delicious!! Husband is begging me to make again. Only problem I had was that it didn't seem to cook at 350 in 25 minutes. Had to up the oven to 425 and leave it another 15 minutes in oven. I will definitely be making this again and again!
This was delicious! I served it for dinner with a salad and fruit, but it would also be great for a ladies luncheon or tea.
I had an idea for dinner but couldn't find what I wanted so I used this recipe as a template and it was exactly what I was looking for. My version used ham and a mix of sauteed leeks, broccoli and mushrooms. I also added an extra egg & a little extra milk, giving it 35 mins at 350. I may have been overly generous with the melted butter on the crust because only the edges browned and the rest of it was 'foamy' so next time I'll try using a pastry brush and give it a light brush. We will definitely make this again, thank you, Candace!
This is a great recipe! We didn't have any hash brown potatoes so I shredded raw potatoes and it worked great! My daughter who does not like eggs even liked this! Awesome!
This was very good! My husband isn't a big fan of quiche but, suddenly, you change up the crust and replace it with hash browns and he's all over it...go figure! I used green onions but aside from that, made no changes. We had it for dinner one night and 2 mornings of breakfast over the weekend.
My husband and I loved this. I added a bit more onion and green pepper and will definitely make this again.
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Fiber Arts Graphic Outreach in This, Our Occupied Winter of Discontent
March 2nd, 2012 at 21:20Around OWS I'm pretty easy to spot. I'm the 'guy in the box', and in too many ways I've been in a box of sorts since the beginnings of Occupy. At Zuccotti Park, I created a succession of signs, boxes and a teepee that saw me spend 48 straight days in the park, painting, or building, or being filmed, or something – all in a one-man-band communication matrix that has now spread to the Fiber Arts working group and the Internet. This blog is my latest Fiber Optics creation.
But this week, on the way to the Union Square event, I stopped at a street corner and met a young graphic design student who had taken notice of the box I was carrying, folded in a rolling cart. His name is Ogoby Asencio and he and I had a beginning conversation that revealed our mutual love of typography and pointed to both our professional beginnings as graphic designers. Ogoby began as a graffiti artist and I put myself through university working in professional sign companies, learning the craft there. The rest as they say, is of course, history. Instant friends were made – years apart but common by design.
Ogoby asked me what I was doing on 14th street with a curious sign collage and I told him I was on the way to an OWS event at Union Square. Then he beamed:) "Man, I've been designing a typeface based on lettering used by protesters at OWS", he said. "Could I photograph your box and include the fonts in my development of a typeface for my master's thesis on OWS type?". Damn, I thought, a few weeks ago my blog, aHBiNYC, was assigned as recommended reading to a class at Columbia Law School for a segment on OWS, and now I'm referenced for a design school MA program. I'd better savour this obscurity while it lasts:)
Check out Ogoby's blog on the Occupy Typeface. He's got great ideas and the start of some truly original designs. His stencil font is on the left and there's plenty more on the site. We've invited Ogoby to join Fiber Arts and hope to collaborate on some totally new fonts as the American Spring approaches. Outreach can take many forms, from the seemingly simple knitting of a hat, to the more than deliberate stroking of a brush in complete creative disobedience. What's important though is that the message gets out there in any form, many forms – and all about reform. That's the spirit that has kept us all together in this, our occupied winter of discontent.
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By FPA member, Henry J. Ramirez, JD, CFP®
Last Updated: January 14, 2013
It's the end of the old year and the beginning of the New Year. Now is a good time to review your estate documents, insurance policies and investment accounts, to see if anything needs to be implemented, updated or revised. For example, have you experienced any "life changes" in the past 12 months— births, deaths, marriage, divorce, new job, etc.? If so, here are a few tips to consider:
Estate Documents
- Update your wills to include any newborns. Make new wills if you have recently been through a divorce or are a newlywed.
- Do your choices for executors/trustees/guardians still make sense? Make changes if necessary.
Insurance Policies
- If you are a new parent, review your life insurance coverage. Buy additional coverage for yourself and spouse to replace lost income, cover any outstanding debt and plan for college should you or your spouse die prematurely.
- Just divorced? Review beneficiary designations on your life insurance policy to see if you want to make changes, if allowable (some financial settlements require that the ex-spouse remain as a beneficiary for a determined amount of time).
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- Do you want to set up a college savings plan for your new child or grandchild? It is never too early to start.
- The market has fluctuated vastly over the last few years. Review the asset allocation and diversification of your portfolio to ensure it remains consistent with your overall strategy and objective.
Here's to a Happy Review Year.
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Last night, after the kids went to bed, I decided to watch the beginning of Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt. This was a tactical error, as I have never in my life managed to watch part of a Hitchcock film.
Shadow of a Doubt tells the story of young Charlie Newton, played by Teresa Wright, as she suspects her beloved Uncle Charlie (Joseph Cotten) of some dark secret. The suspense comes in when he realizes she knows things he wants to keep hidden. The supporting cast, particularly Patricia Collinge as Mrs. Newton and Hume Cronyn as the nosy neighbor, were quite good, selling the world of the film. But it is the relationship, the tension, between the two Charlies that drives the film forward.
One of the things I find most fascinating about the films of the 30s and 40s is the presentation of romantic or sexual relationships. Not only were the mores of the time different, the Production Codes hampered filmmakers. Describing the complexities of adult relationships required a code — which audiences of the time could decipher. I find myself on murkier ground when I watch these films.
Yet Shadow of a Doubt doesn't run into Production Code issues. All the relationships are either sanctioned or criminal, so it's pretty straightforward. No, what I find confusing are the standards of the time. I blinked, wondering if I was reading the scene right, when young Charlie — a high school girl, perhaps 15 years old — and the much older detective Jack Graham are flirting. It turns out I was right, they were flirting, and, moreover, this courtship is condoned by everyone. There's somewhere around a fifteen year age gap, there. But a high school girl of the era was expected to marry, and a stable older man with a decent job was a good catch.
The relationship between Charlie and Uncle Charlie is more subtle, more nuanced, and more complex. Her worshipful adoration of him seems perfectly appropriate, and his initial fondness is avuncular. But the ring he gives her? I'm stymied. It seems a bit . . . much, a bit romantic, for the relationship. Am I just reading the scene wrong? Or is it supposed to be a bit off? At this point in the film Uncle Charlie's guilt or innocence is not established. Is the ring-scene supposed to make us feel uneasy or not? Later, Charlie seems to take pleasure from the fact that her friends presume Uncle Charlie is a beau. This strikes me as perfectly appropriate — that a teenage girl with an attractive older relative might harbor some romantic fantasies about same. But I can't tell from the scene of Uncle Charlie is encouraging this or not.
It's odd.
Later on, after the secrets are out and the game of cat-and-mouse is in full swing, the affections and possible romance of the earlier scenes is twisted into betrayal and a trapped sort of anger. Teresa Wright does an amazing job with these scenes — Charlie's ideals, her faith in people, her trust in herself and her judgment are all in pieces around her. It's a fine performance.
According to Wikipedia, Teresa Wright was one of the few early people to hold a line with the studio system. She had a five-year contract with MGM, yet she managed to get the following clause into her contract:
"The aforementioned Teresa Wright shall not be required to pose for photographs in a bathing suit unless she is in the water. Neither may she be photographed running on the beach with her hair flying in the wind. Nor may she pose in any of the following situations: In shorts, playing with a cocker spaniel; digging in a garden; whipping up a meal; attired in firecrackers and holding skyrockets for the Fourth of July; looking insinuatingly at a turkey for Thanksgiving; wearing a bunny cap with long ears for Easter; twinkling on prop snow in a skiing outfit while a fan blows her scarf; assuming an athletic stance while pretending to hit something with a bow and arrow."
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Where are you needlessly inflexibile?
Published: June 6, 2009
(18) elisabeth, June 11, 2009 12:01 AM
Very grateful !
(17) Anonymous, June 10, 2009 7:48 AM
Can 't think of my own example....
I enjoyed your blog very much. Right now I can't think of my own example. But I remember asking a neighbor whether she wanted to go to a shiur on a Wednesday. She automatically said, "I clean my house on Wednesday." Luckily, she reconsidered, came to shiur, enjoyed it and saw many women she knew. Some people have "schedules" that they hate to change.
(16) Sue, June 9, 2009 10:17 PM
(15) Pinchas, June 9, 2009 8:45 PM
Use our home?
Recently, we heard guest were coming in from out of town and needed a place to stay for Yom Tov. We had panned on going away and had a major chesed opportuniy at hand. My wife and I looked at each other in doubt. "Let someone use our home, our bed, does that surpass our comfort limit?" We debated and called my Rabbi, saying that for our marriage sake, we must get over our complex, and give it over. We let them use it and felt very good about it. In fact, how could we of decided otherwise? My outstanding question was why did the Rabbi say "for your marriage sake?" I think this was because marriage can't become beautiful with selfishness. Our comforts sometimes can be the biggest obstacle in marriage. We are in exile, in as much as we should never feel comfortable where we presently are, we should never feel comfortable in our ways.
(14) Aaron, June 9, 2009 3:07 PM
Although I agree there are times its necessarily to be flexible. Though I will play devils advocate. The Rav used an example of lighting shabbos candles. I am an Orthodox Jew, but what if a secular Jew said, "come to the movies with us on saturday, be flexible". We have times when we need to put our foot down too, though within reason of course.


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Myself, Simon Mottram and Guy Andrews made another venture into Hertfordshire on Wednesday to recce more of the Hell of the North route. We assumed it couldn't get any soggier than last week but the delightful English weather surprised us yet again. Damp drizzle didn't stop us, however. In fact, we discovered some interesting tracks and lanes to include for April 11th. Pot holes, puddles and quagmires were encountered but we all stayed upright.
Mottram and Andrews discuss the route
Although Mr. Andrews, editor of Rouleur, made initial grumbles about the prospect of riding bridleways and non-tarmac footpaths in the most sodden of conditions he agreed, against his "better judgement", that it was a right old laugh. Roll on Roubaix Sunday.
Single file please
There has only been one puncture endured (me) so far on our recces of the route. We of course anticipate there will be a few flats come Sunday 11th April.
We have kindly been given a signed jersey by Juan Antonio Flecha, seasoned classics rider for Team Sky, and will be awarding it to the rider with the most punctures on Sunday 11th April. Proof will have to be carried to the finish.
© Timm Kölln & Rouleur Flecha - Winter Ride: Facing the Summit
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Chris Myers
26th February 2010 02:06pm
Looks like it's going to be a brutual yet fun ride regardless of the weather. Riding with Mr. Mottram and Mr. Andrews must be great.
Andy Loveland
1st March 2010 09:35am
Will the use of something with 26'' wheels and nobbly tyres be frowned upon for this event?
Joe Hall
1st March 2010 10:17am
Andy, that sounds like you may be using a cross tyre, that is acceptable, although mountain bikes… that would take some persuading.
Mike Pearson
2nd March 2010 10:56pm
Well this sounds like it should be good (most likely not very clean) fun.
I've at least managed to continue riding to work through the winter this year, so I'll be participating on my commuter-spec cyclocrosser with 28s and mudguards firmly in place. Hopefully this will be the last action they see until next winter.
daniel hornsby
3rd March 2010 12:05pm
This has really caught my eye and would love to travel down from yorkshire to take part, are there any details regarding the process of registering yet???
cheers chaps.
John Dingler
4th March 2010 05:08pm
This looks great! Too bad PDX is such a long plane ride…
Ben Brown
4th March 2010 05:14pm
Just turn up and ride Daniel, it's an unsanctioned event.
David Martin
15th March 2010 07:43pm
The lion of Flanders, on a pink background, used in reference to a French race? Enough.
Ben Brown
15th March 2010 09:25pm
Yes, Paris Roubaix is a French race for the Belgians. This is our (slightly tongue in cheek) take on it - hence the pink. It should be a good laugh so come and ride it (see if you can hold my back wheel).
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Sailing enthusiasts turned out in force at the weekend to celebrate
the launch of the first traditional wooden Norfolk Broads yacht to
take to the water in nearly 60 years.
The 29ft Lucent, which is built from mahogany planks, fixed by copper
rivets to steamed oak frames, has been created almost exactly to the
lines of her sister ships Luna, Lustre and Lullaby, which were
launched between 1932 and 1933.
The Hunter's Yard hire fleet attracts thousands of customers who shun
fibreglass hulls, luxury galleys and swish showers to experience a
more spartan, 1930s-style sailing holiday.
The four-berth boats have no engines, but they are fast and easily
helmed, relying on sail power alone. Their cabins are lit by oil
lamps, the galley is a gas cooker and sink unit in the cockpit and
the lavatories are tiny. They have hardly changed since they were
first launched from their base on the river Thurne.
Graham Cooper, 60, the yard's chief boat builder, led a team of
craftsmen on the six-year project.
He said: "It took much longer than we envisaged, but we had to spend
half an hour here and half an hour there, while devoting most of our
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As far as the claiming rule goes, like most others, I am very much opposed to it. The claiming game is the last bastion of capitalism left in Horse racing, with checks and balances to insure it played right.
Now, with the new rules to "protect" horses and the people who claim them, it can be so easily manipulated.
A trainer wants to get a horse eligible for a race, so he drops him. He tells the rider, win the race, then make sure you pull him up after the wire, do not bring him back, and get him vanned off..The horse wins, gets vanned off, goes on the vets list, and if someone claims him, the claim is voided!
This is just one such way of manipulating the new rules, there are many other simlar scenarios.
This is another very poorly thought out, needless change.


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WHAT IS HAPTICS? Haptics is the term for incorporating touch into digital or robotic environments. It may be used to program resistance into a joystick for gaming, or to add a touch sensation to gloves used in a virtual reality simulation. This way, when manipulating a virtual object, a user is able to be certain when it collides with another object, and not forced to rely on what he or she sees. Compare what it is like to walk normally and when your foot has fallen asleep. Similar to the benefit of having full feeling in your feet, adding touch to a virtual environment makes interactions less awkward and more life-like.
WHAT ARE ROBOTS? Robots are manmade machines intended to replicate human and animal behavior. Robots are made of roughly the same components as human beings: a body structure with moveable joints; a muscle system outfitted with motors and actuators to move that body structure; a sensory system to collect information from the surrounding environment; a power source to activate the actuators and sensors; and a computer "brain" system to process sensory information and tell the muscles what to do.
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Though she already has 15 years of nursing experience, Locke has never seen lines of patients like the ones that showed up to receive treatment in Guatemala.
"Hundreds of people would stand under the hot sun for hours just to receive Motrin or Tylenol," Locke says.
All the students had to offer and use in surgeries were the supplies they brought with them, including masks, gloves, and blankets.
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text: As most of you know I got a Sportsman STOL kit for my 170. I picked up my plane from Q-Aeromotive in California City yesterday and flew it home. First I went up for a little bit with glidergeek in the right seat and we did some slow flight and a few stalls and only one landing back at Cal City before flying back to Rio Vista. Today I went out by myself to see what it could do and I was even more impressed with the kit, I think having less weight and not as mush of a forward CG changed the feel a little from the first flight test. First I did some slow flight with 20 degrees of flaps and power, I could keep it level at about 35mph and start to get a slight buffet. Next I tried 40 degrees with power... this time I was flying with the ASI below 30mph. At this point you could take the yoke all the way back put in full power the ASI is fluttering back and forth between 0 and 20 and it still doesn't really want to stall. Power off stalls with 40 degrees of flaps are impossible, it would just decend at about 600fpm at 40mph indicated. You can make turns back and forth at this speed with no problem. Next I went and shot a few landings at Rio Vista on the grass next to the taxi way. Yesterday when I flew I just approached at 60mph and it felt like it used to at 70mph. Today I was flying approaches at 45mph indicated and carrying power. WOW before there was no way I could do this. Before if I got a little below 60 you could feel the plane want to drop out from under you. Not anymore, 45mph carrying power into the flair and I would plop down on the grass nice and soft and stop in about 100 feet or less... I also had about a 15mph head wind. I felt like I was flying a helicopter on approach. Taking off with 20 degrees of flaps I'm airborne at 35 mph and climbing out nicely at 45mph. Stene's site lists VX at 48mph and VY at 75mph at gross. Also on the flight back from Cal City I noticed no loss in cruise speed. Overall I'm very happy with the kit and glad I got it. I'm looking forward to seeing what it can do in the backcountry this year. I hope this review can help anyone that's interested in installing the kit on their Cessna.


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Pressed Metal Corporation (Waukesha, Wisconsin), sought to expand their job shop's welding capacity by adding robotic welding automation.
The Panasonic PerformArc 100 robotic welding cell, arrived at Pressed Metal pre-assembled, pre-wired, and fully integrated. It took only 30 minutes, with the help of only a forklift, to set the cell in place. The system was up and running within half a day.
Additional features of the PerformArc 100 are an artificial intelligence inverter welding power supply, a 10.5-lb-capacity robot, and a 60-in.dia. turntable.
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