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In keeping with its commitment to wise and faithful service, the Synod of Lakes and Prairies continues to explore fresh ways to meet presbytery needs and to partner with neighboring synods.
At the center of the synod's ongoing work is traditional support, including financial services to its presbyteries, leadership development training, racial-ethnic ministry support, and communication services. And one of the mainstays of the synod's wider mission, its well-known Synod School, attracts more than 600 participants from across the country to the weeklong ministry each summer.
Through shared mission with the synods of Lincoln Trails and Mid-America, the synod also has recently expanded its outreach by answering the call to partner in two timely initiatives: Theocademy and just.good.food.
Theocademy is a series of theological education videos. The first set is for use in new-member classes, and the second will help ruling elders and deacons better understand the ministry to which they have been called.
The just.good.food. project includes more than 50 congregations, worshiping communities, and other PC(USA) groups in a gardens-for-giving effort that provides food to those in need. The project also includes a curriculum that focuses on the stewardships of creation and the theology of food justice.
The synod is home to 843 congregations and their 126,175 members.
Let us join in prayer for:
Synod Staff
Rev. David Crittenden, transitional synod executive
Elder Diana J. Barber, associate executive for leadership development
Mary Kes, office manager
Jackie Palmer, business manager
Elder Elona Street-Stewart, associate for racial-ethnic ministries and community empowerment
Elder Duane Sweep, associate for communications
Elder J. Jay Wilkinson, stated clerk / treasurer
PC(USA) Agencies' Staff
Hyo Jin Kang, PMA
Karen Kaufman, PMA
Kevin Keaton, BOP
Let us pray
Gracious God, grant the Synod of Lakes and Prairies wisdom as it explores new ways of serving. Though none follow your path perfectly, we know your grace goes with us on the journey. Help us to serve others along the way. Amen.
Daily Lectionary
Morning Psalms 104; 149
First Reading 1 Samuel 4:1b-11
Second Reading Acts 4:32-5:11
Gospel Reading Luke 21:20-28
Evening Psalms 138; 98


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I am relatively new to kaiser and would like recommendations for a good OBGYN at Richmond Kaiser. The ones listed as accepting new patients right now include: Dr. Betty Lin Dr. Tracy Flanagan, Dr. Nora Salvador, Dr. Rachel Hartshorn, Dr. Carla Wicks, Deborah Nicholas, NP. If there is anyone else not on this list at the Richmond location that you would recommend, I would love to know about them as well. Thank you!!!
I'm looking for a great gynecologist (they don't need to practice obstetrics -- and in fact I find that great obstetricians often make mediocre gyn docs, and vice versa), preferably one with a good knowledge base around breast/ovarian cancer. I'm in Berkeley, and would prefer Oakland or Richmond, but might be willing to travel farther afield. Thanks! esme
hi! i am switching from oakland to richmond, kaiser & wondering if anyone has reviews of dr. rachel hartshorn. thanks! anon
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Hi, My doctor is at Richmond Kaiser. Her names is Amanda Calhoun. I love her! She helped me through a miscarriage and also delivered my first child in October! I would recommend going to Richmond for your appointments. They are more thorough than Oakland, and seem to be more personable. I had a bad experience with a nurse practitioner at Oakland. She basically put my life at risk.
Richmond Kaiser is actually voted something like number 4 of the Kaiser in Northern California. Unfortunately they do not deliver babies. You have to go to Oakland. I had a good experience their. My labor and delivery was pretty much text book. The only complaint was they do not have tubs to be in just showers.
When I asked my doctor if she recommended Oakland or Walnut creek for labor, she said, Oakland was really good at being attentive for the labor and delivery but lacked in recovery. Walnut Creek was more attentive at recovery but lacked somewhat in delivery, so if you know you are having a c section go with Walnut Creek. Good Luck Happy Mom
I wished to ask for recommendation for good surgeon Gyn in Kaiser / Richmond Facility prefering a female if possible. Also, a primary care there as I am changing insurance. Thank you
I have read the archived postings about Kaiser Richmond OB's, but did not see the info I am looking for. For my last pregnancy I used Kaiser Oakland for my prenatal care and, since I was considered high risk, was under the care of Dr. Walton, although I mostly saw one of the residents. Now I live closer to the Richmond facility and I would like recommendations for OBs there. I called to find out who handles their high-risk cases and was told that they all do, but most are handled by Dr. Tracy Seo and Dr. Nora Salvador. Neither of them have appointments available soon so my first visit will be with Dr. Flanagan. I would like to know other peoples' experiences with these doctors, pro and con, and any other OBs at Richmond, particularly for a high risk pregnancy. Also, if anyone can compare the Oakland vs. Richmond facilities for prenatal care and high risk pregnancies, I'd love to hear about that, since I could go to Oakland it's just not as convenient. Thank you! Getting ready for baby #2
Anyone have any recommendations for a Kaiser Richmond OBGYN' I'm looking for someone with a more natural approach that is supportive of homebirth(or at least not horrified by it:)
Congradulations! I was very concerned too when I read people's comments on the UCB parents website when I was pregnant. Now my baby is 9 months old and I think I should post and tell people about my experience at Kaiser and at Alta Bates.
The prenatal care at Kaiser (Richmond) was good. My nurse practitioner was very caring and she pays attention to a lot of things. She once made another appointment with a dermotologist so that I can just go upstairs and have my skin rash treated right there in one visit.
However my complaints are: (1) not enough information for classes - I had to call and ask (a few times) to enroll in the childbirth class. For other classes (breast feeding, baby care) they don't offer in Richmond, I had to call the Oakland medical center for it and they didn't give that information to me in the prenatal visit. (2) sometimes it is hard to get an appointment- that's the major reason why I didn't ask to see a MD but sometimes it was difficult to schedule the appointment even with my nice NP. Kaiser send Richmond and Oakland patients to Alta Bates in Berkeley for delivery. Our experience with Alta Bates was actually pretty good. In the delivery room the nurse was very helpful and supportive. I was fortunate to have a quick delivery and so that's all I can remember. We got a private room. In the recovery section the nurses are responsive and helpful too. I remember they would come in 5-10 minutes when I called. They didn't offer any formula or bottle at all when my baby cried and my real milk hadn't come. Now I understand that not all hostipals would do the same for breast feeding babies.
I still don't know if my positive experience was because of overall improvement of Alta Bates or just because my baby was born in a "good" time when there is not too many new mothers and babies. So I think it is a good idea to see if other members of this list have any recent experience with them. (and update the web page if necessary). Wishing all the best for you and your baby.
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Nowadays, many people are taking an interest in dread locks. If you want to make some money by learning to re-twist them or save some money by doing your own, here's what you need.
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1Wash hair with shampoo by massaging the scalp with shampoo and water until hair is clean.
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3Take towel just to stop water from dripping.
4Start from the back of the head take the first dread put a finger tip of locking grease on the dread.
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8Do every dread that same way.
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- Dry for an extra 10 minutes after you think it is dry.
- After a weeks wear if hair looks dry put hair oil on it.
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U.S. Army Cadet Command will celebrate its silver anniversary on June 3 at Fort Knox, Ky., with a celebration, dedication and memoriam, thereby completing the command's recent move from Fort Monroe, Va., to this Kentucky post.
All Army ROTC graduates and their families are invited by the command to join in the celebration.
The day's events will include the opening and a reception for the new Cadet Command headquarters, and the dedication of Cadet Park on historic Brooks Field, directly across from the new headquarters.
June 3 also marks 95 years since the U.S. Congress established the U.S. Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC).
As the ROTC mission grew, the Army established Cadet Command on May 2, 1986.
Army ROTC is the largest officer-producing organization within the American military, having commissioned more than half a million second lieutenants since its inception.
Currently, the Army has ROTC programs at 273 colleges and universities across the nation. Cadet Command also oversees Junior Army ROTC programs in high schools throughout the country.
Over the last 25 years, Cadet Command has achieved several milestones. Among them, this past November, U.S. Army Cadet Command uncased its colors at Fort Knox.
The new Cadet Park on Brooks Field will honor all ROTC graduates who died while serving our nation.
"As we look forward to the command's future, symbolized by the ribbon-cutting of the new headquarters, we must also pause to honor the past," Maj. Gen. Mark McDonald, commander of U.S. Army Cadet Command, said.
Adding, "Our ceremony would not be complete without remembering those ROTC graduates who died while serving our nation.
"Therefore, we are hopeful that families and friends of ROTC graduates who died while serving our country will join us for the dedication on June 3," McDonald added. "Cadet Park honors all ROTC officers who died while serving since World War I to the present day."
Families and friends interested in attending the ceremonies will incur their own travel and lodging expenses.
"Cadet Command, through precision recruiting, rigorous leader development and focused retention, commissions the future Army officer leadership for service to the Army and nation; in addition, motivates young people through caring leadership and positive influence to be better citizens for life-long service to community," a command spokesman said.
Those interested in attending and would like to RSVP, or who desire more information on this event, visit the Cadet Command Web site at http://www.rotc.usaac.army.mil/25years.html, or call the hotline at (502) 624-3450.
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Wednesday, August 01, 2012
As I head in to yet another school year, I'm beginning to see the rest of my life take shape. It's August now and school begins soon. Usually I spend the last few weeks before school buying school supplies and getting prepared for everything to start up again. This year I'm really thinking about what this school year means to me and how much it affects the rest of my life. This year marks the end of one year of my college journey. It feels really strange to already be graduating from Lehigh Carbon Community College in May. Then next begins the fun stuff. Transferring out, and going to medical school to become a pediatrician. As it gets closer I realize how scary it really is. Soon I will really be out in the real world.
Looking back:
I just keep sitting and thinking about all of the big things that have happened over the past 5 years. I got my first job, at McDonalds. It's a job I still have. I've had a falling out with a lot of people, and I've realized what I really want from my lfie. I've graduated from high school and started college. This year I even realized my full potential which isn't easy for anyone. On March 26, 2012, we lost Abby, who was so much more than a cat. She was a forever friend and I still think about her a lot. It still makes me sad to think about her sometimes, but I would like to believe that she is up in animal heaven right now acting like her old weird self. Her loss will forever leave a hole in my heart. Recently, we got two new cats. Their names are Cashious and Cameron. They're funny and absolutely adorable but they can never replace Abby.
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As I've finally come to terms with the losses of 2012, I really realize that life is what you make it. You can hate your life and everything about it, but at the end of the day, it is up to you to fix it. As a wise person once said, "if you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten." So I've decided that for once, this is my time. It's up to me to make my life everything it should be. I've given up so many times when I should have been buiding myself up. It's a strong realization for me that no one has it easy and everyone needs to work for what they have, no matter how it looks. So this time, I really am going to be the best I can be. Here's looking forward to graduation, new horizons, bigger and better things, and having my house of cards being held together with superglue rather than air. The attached pictures are of Abby and Cashious/Cameron.
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Bill Cosby was here not only to make us laugh, but to inspire a class of nearly 800 FAMU graduates. Bill Cosby's speech was so moving, people were crying, and of course they were laughing.
Florida A&M University, fall graduation 2003; it was an evening of wisdom according to actor and comedian, Bill Cosby, himself. The Emmy Award winner's speech included a comparison of today versus "back in the day."
America's favorite dad says he was here to support his 60-year-old younger brother, Russell Cosby, as he graduates.
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This is dangerous territory. Slumps lead to missed workouts, lack of results and guilt. The quickest way to break a slump and get you looking forward to your workouts again is to try something new.
Group fitness is the perfect solution. Designed to accommodate all fitness levels, group fitness classes not only shake up your typical cardio/strength training routine but they are done in a fun, supportive group atmosphere that will actually leave you looking forward to your next workout.
There's a reason the buddy system works: When there is someone else holding you accountable, you are less likely to flake. And the bigger the group, the more support, cheering you on and helping to push you when you feel like stopping. That kind of accountability gets you through the door, but it's the fun, instructor-guided, results-focused workouts that will keep you coming back for more. With group fitness you are guaranteed a well designed, intense workout without any planning on your part: you just show up and put in the work.
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Sure, you could try a run-of-the-mill yoga or spin class, but there are so many more options out there, you are bound to find something that speaks to you. Try one of these team-oriented fitness classes that will make you feel like one of the family.
If you're looking to bust stress, try:
CKO Kickboxing (www.ckoseattle.com)
Take out all your aggressions and burn tons of calories at the same time. Even if you've never thrown a punch in your life, CKO sets you up with the basics and turns you loose on a heavy bag to go at your own pace. Instructors shout punch and kick combos, but your intensity is all your own. This workout will leave you exhausted in a pile of sweat, but feeling like you can take on the world.
If you have a short attention span, try:
Mash Up (www.basslinefitness.com)
If you find yourself struggling to complete even five minutes on any one piece of cardio equipment before you lose interest, Baseline Fitness' Mash Up was made for you. This group cardio class gives you options: Between songs, switch from the spin bike to the arm crank machine or the treadmill, or stay put. It's up to you. Music is highly motivating, and Bassline knows this, designing the intensity of the class around the beat of the songs, not numbers or machine displays. Matching the intensity of your workout to the intensity of the song creates a mind/body connection that can't be beat.
If you are looking for a hard-core butt kicking, try:
Commando Fitness (www.mycommandofitness.com)
If you get a high off seeing how far you can push yourself, Commando Fitness can provide the ruler. Designed to mimic boot camp and P.T. done in the military, Commando is always done outside in local parks around Seattle rain or shine. It is always different to keep you and your body guessing. Through exhaustive physical activity, you'll learn not only how to push yourself, but how to pull together with others to take on different tasks designed to test your boundaries from start to finish.
If you are looking for an added nutrition component, try:
Paleo Experience Bootcamp (www.facebook.com/paleoexperiencebootcamp)
Taught at Highline Athletic Club in Burien, this class focuses on living the entire Paleo lifestyle, as outlined in The Paleo Solution by Robb Wolf, which, simply put, is eating foods that humans were designed to eat. In one hour, you'll not only get a metabolic style workout focusing on fat-burning, muscle sculpting, strength and cardio, but you'll have the opportunity to talk with your instructors, ask questions and have open discussions on how to move you closer to your goals.
That first group fitness may make you feel like the new kid in school, but remember, you are all there for the same reason: to get and stay healthy. So try something new, make some friends and have fun, because what's the point of being healthy if you aren't enjoying yourself?
Kelly Turner is a fitness expert and freelance writer. Reach her on Twitter: @KellyTurnerFit, and Instagram: @KellyTurner26


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Highlands Science and Engineering Challenge
UNE once again hosted the Highlands Science and Engineering Challenge which was held over two days.
Tuesday March 31 saw over 200 year 5 to 6 primary school students from Armidale based primary schools, Ben Venue, Armidale City, Sandon, Martins Gully, TAS, PLC, St Johns and St Marys, participate in the Discovery Day. The Discovery Day involves teams from each school working on activities such as building and testing a bridge, constructing and flying an airship, constructing and driving a hover craft and constructing and testing a Mars explorer vehicle.
Wednesday April 1 saw over 200 year 9 and 10 students from regional high schools, PLC, NEGS, O'Connor, Uralla Central, Walcha Central, Inverell, MacIntyre and Holy Trinity, participate in the Highlands Challenge. The Challenge involves teams working on the same activities as in the Discovery Day with one important difference, it is competitive. All activities have a scoring component with the result being a overall winning school. This year O'Connor Catholic College was the winning school, for the second year in a row. Well done O'Connor. They will travel to Newcastle in August, during Science Week, to represent our region at the Super Challenge. If they are successful at the Super Challenge they could be invited to the Grand Challenge to be held in Bendigo in October.
Congratulations to all students who attended this year events, we look forward to seeing some of you again next year.
Tentative dates for the 2010 are, Discovery Day Tuesday March 23 and the Challenge Wednesday March 24.


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Dina 2010-3 Group
Grace is joined in her group by Mary S., Veronica S., Cipora M., and Suzi S.. Mary S. sells oil and wants to increase her inventory. Veronica S. currently sells bread and wants a loan to open up a bakery. Cipora M. also sells bread and wants to buy a motor bike for transportation. Suzi S. brews alcoholic beverages and is requesting a loan for the construction of a house.
This is a group loan. The loan funds will be distributed among the group members, each of whom will invest in her own business. The members mutually guarantee one another's loans. If one member does not repay, the other members are responsible.
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About BRAC South SudanBRAC's holistic approach to poverty alleviation and empowerment of the poor encompasses a range of core programs in economic and social development, health, education, and human rights and legal services which are delivered through an extensive network of village organizations. BRAC has become one of the world's largest NGOs as a measured by the scale and diversity of its interventions.
In 2007, BRAC started operations in Southern Sudan. The microfinance program, which is targeted towards returning war refugees, has already formed 418 village organizations with more than 14,000 women members.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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- 14 months (Additional Information)
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- May 26, 2008
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An Evening to Showcase the Arts
Join the Tobey Hospital Guild for its annual fundraising gala on Saturday, September 21 at 6 p.m. at Rachel's Lakeside in Dartmouth. Proceeds will benefit the Guild's $100,000 pledge to purchase new equipment at Tobey.
Business After Hours
Join Southcoast and the New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce for an informal social where business people get together, exchange ideas and develop new relationships. The September 25 event will take place at the new Southcoast Center for Primary and Specialty Care in Fairhaven from 5 to 7 p.m. For more information, visit www.southcoast.org/news.
Sharon's Walk
Join Southcoast and FUN 107 for the fourth Annual Sharon's Walk on September 29 at 11 a.m. at Fort Taber Park in New Bedford. All proceeds benefit the Southcoast Centers for Cancer Care and the Southcoast Breast Center. Register Today!
Day of Health for Women
Bring your mother, daughter, sister, friend to Southcoasts annual Day of Health for Women to be held on Saturday, October 5, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Southcoast Center for Womens Health located at 300B Faunce Corner Road in Dartmouth. For more information and to register, visit www.southcoast.org/women.
Cranberry Harvest Celebration
Join Southcoast on October 12 and 13 at the annual Cranberry Harvest Celebration in Wareham. Browse the craft tables, enjoy delicious snacks or check out the childrens activities with the whole family. Free screenings offered Sunday by the Southcoast Health Screening Van. For more information, visit http://www.cranberryharvest.org/
New Bedford Chowder Festival
Support Southcoast Food & Nutrition as they compete in the annual New Bedford Seaport Chowder Festival on Sunday, October 13, from noon to 5 p.m. Enjoy tastings from all over the region, but dont forget to vote for Southcoast! For more information, visit www.downtownnb.org.
South Coast Business Expo
Visit Southcoast at the South Coast Business Expo on Wednesday, October 16, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Whites of Westport. The areas largest business trade show features more than 100 exhibitor booths, free business seminars and networking events. For more information, visit http://newbedfordchamber.com/.
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Professional Activities on Campus
Student Activities Related to Media and Communication
As a media and communication major, you are encouraged to get involved in campus organizations as a way to build your resume and portfolio. Our alumni and prospective employers tell us that campus involvement is an important part of securing one's first job.
Each of the following activities is open to you from your first day on campus. No prior experience is needed and all are welcome to participate!
The Cardinal Courier
The bi-weekly Cardinal Courier was founded in 2002 by a group of students who wanted to revamp the former campus newspaper. Starting off with about ten students, the newspaper now has over 50 staff members with an additional ten on the editorial staff.
Students brainstorm and write stories, edit, take photos, lay out, sell advertising, and market the newspaper. The Cardinal Courier has been recognized for its excellence with several awards by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the New York Press Association.
You may receive academic credit for the Courier for two semesters through the Media and Communication department. However, most students are involved with the Courier throughout their collegiate career.
During class, you will be engaged in conversation with professionals from the field, participate in brainstorming sessions, and work in groups to find solutions and ways to improve the newspaper.
Cardinal Television
Cardinal Television promotes student involvement in the field of broadcast media. It provides you with the opportunity to practice acquired production skills as well as other on and off air roles and responsibilities. CTV also provides real world experience and skills that can be used in seeking an internship, portfolio building, and employment.
Cardinal Television broadcasts 24/7 during the academic year. Programming can be viewed on campus cable channel 12 and via CTV online.
Lambda Pi Eta
Lambda Pi Eta (LPH in Greek letters) is a national communication honor society associated with the National Communication Association.
Membership is granted to students who have both demonstrated leadership abilities and achieved excellence in their coursework. Our campus chapter holds many communication-related events over the course of the school year.
PRIMA Connections
If you are interested in gaining hands-on experience with Rochester area non-profit and small business clients, consider applying for a job with PRIMA Connections, Fisher's very own student-run firm. With PRIMA, you can take a freelance job in public relations, special event planning, advertising, marketing or digital media. You may also be hired for the firm's executive management team each December.
If you are interested in public relations, the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) provides you the opportunity to learn more about the profession through networking and professional development.
As a PRSSA member, you have access to regional and international conferences where you can learn about the latest innovations in the field and begin building your network of contacts leading to careers in public relations or related fields.
In 2008, Fisher PRSSA leaders kicked off "Rochester Professional Connections," an annual networking event where local professionals share best practices with students.
MAC majors may also get involved in the Student Government Association (SGA), and the Student Activities Board (SAB), as well as any of the other over 70 clubs and organizations on campus.


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DETROIT -- Members of the Chicago Blackhawks spent the morning before Game 4 of their Western Conference Semifinal series against the Detroit Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena talking about how they knew this never was going to be easy, even if they stormed through the regular season with the best record in the League and won their first-round series in five games.Coach Joel Quenneville talked of being excited to see how his team would respond to its first test of adversity. After another frustrating performance in Game 4, the Blackhawks now trail the seventh-seeded Red Wings 3-1, in the best-of-7 and will be playing at United Center to avoid elimination Saturday in Game 5 (8 p.m. ET, NBC, CBC, RDS).
The Blackhawks had not lost three games in a row all season, but they have now. What happened to the juggernaut?
Here are five reasons the Red Wings are in position to topple their rivals in what would have to qualify as a stunning upset:


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Casual and laidback, 34 Degrees South has latitude. Start with a platter of freshly shucked wild coastal oysters still tasting of salt and sea. Tuck into calamari and mussels done in many ways – in vinaigrette, masala, with peri-peri or with wine and garlic. The herring comes six ways, the fish pates four and the mezze too many ways to mention.
Traditional Greek, Spanish and Portuguese themes run through an eclectic menu that highlights Mediterranean flavours – with chicken, ostrich and vegetarian options for diners averse to seafood.
With tastebuds still tingling from oysters and bubbly, the mains are sure to tantalise.
Signature dishes tempt with fresh line fish brought in through the Knysna Heads, east-coast sole, linefish espetada, Portuguese sardines, jambalaya and seafood paella.
This upmarket and cool restaurant serves quality food and unobtrusive service with an ever-changing menu offering delights ranging from side portions, mains, sexy salads and decadent deserts.
Start with the pork fillet stuffed with spinach, feta and peppadews wrapped in smoked bacon, served with sautéed potatoes and apple cream. Meze platters compliment social affairs brimming with cold meats, cheeses, gherkins, pickled onions, bread sticks and rustic bread.
For a healthy fish options go for the Mediterranean meze with popcorn prawns, calamari, marinated mussels, fishcakes, taramasalata, curried mayo, rustic bread and sundried tomatoes.
78 Restaurant and Bar provides the perfect setting for breakfast, lunch and dinners with interesting cuisine and cool ambience to compliment the meal.
Apron Strings is well-known by the locals for its tea and scones. The restaurant offers breakfasts, lunches and teas. Guests have the choice of sitting outside in the lush garden with swings for the children. Blankets are also available for a more picnic-style experience. The interior has a fireplace for those cold days.
Trading hours are from Wednesday to Sunday, from 9 am to 5 pm. The restaurant caters for functions.
This unique restaurant is set in The Chapman Hotel in Port Elizabeth. Enjoy your meal inside, or on summer days and evenings, dine alfresco while taking in the beautiful views. Blackbeard's Lookout and Seafood Tavern is also the ideal location for functions. The restaurant is fully licensed and caters for vegetarians and kiddies as well.
The restaurant was named after Blackbeard the Pirate, who was born in Bristol as Edward Teach. In 1718, he was killed by Lieutenant Richard Maynard in a deadly battle.
Besides offering guests amazing seafood dishes, other a la carte options are available, including meat, poultry, vegetarian and Italian dishes.
Blackbeards Restaurant is the oldest restaurant in Port Elizabeth specialising in seafood. This is a family owned restaurant that has sustained its quality and professional service. Apart from the a la carte seafood menu, Blackbeards also offers a variety of meat, poultry, vegetarian and Italian dishes. The restaurant also caters for various functions. A buffet is served on a Sunday. Keep an eye out for the daily specials.
Trading hours:
Monday to Friday: 07:00 - 09:00;
Saturday to Sunday: 07:30 - 10:00.
Monday to Sunday: 18:00 until late.
Serving great food in a family setting and bistro cuisine, Blue Orange Garden Café invites relaxed meals spilling off the a la carte menu.
Soak up the country modern feel touched with rustic elegance enjoying decadent selections and freshly baked artisan breads.
Vibrant and fresh scattered with mismatched tables and elegantly curved chairs, Bocadillos transcends to elegant chic with focal mirrors, leather banquets, chandeliers and striking wallpapers.
The menu bursts with gourmet delights, artisan breads, French patisserie, sumptuous breakfasts, salads, sandwiches and heavenly bakes.
Enjoy a slow breakfast with a creamy cup of coffee and newspaper taking in the lingering aromas of freshly baked bread at Bocadillos.
This popular restaurant is situated within close proximity to the prestigious Paxton Hotel in a prime location above Humewood Road.
Framed by eclectic décor warmed by natural crete-stone walls and vibrant abstract artwork, Café Brazilia exudes a contemporary Mediterranean feel bustling with activity.
Boasting an excellent variety of dishes from open sandwiches, tramezzinis, and salads to impressive seafood platters and peppered ostrich fillet.
Portuguese inspired dishes include the famous espetada, trinchado and Brazilian steak served with fried egg. Alongside the aforementioned, Café Brazilia offers beautifully presented salads of which the spicy grilled chicken salad comes highly recommended.
Conclude the dining experience with a selection of cakes and tarts, which includes Café Brazilia's famous baked Cheesecake.
Café Capellini is an upmarket coffee shop that has great food and quick service. If you are in a hurry or need to rest your feet, Café Capellini is a spot where you know you will get quality food and service with a smile. The menu offers light meals and tasty hot drinks, or cold drinks.
Café Ro-Ann is a homely coffee shop open seven days a week. The interior has a consistent red theme while the patio is fantastic for catching the morning sun. The friendly service makes this the ideal place to read your morning newspaper and have scrumptious breakfast. Lunch and afternoon tea is also served and the menu is reasonably priced. The coffee shop also caters for large groups.
Cape Town Fish Market is a vibrant restaurant, fish bar, teppanyaki, and sushi bar with a stylish yet warm and comforting vibe. The menu offers a large variety of delicious combinations of South African and Japanese dishes. Customers can choose their seafood from the fresh fish market, and all dishes are prepared according to preferred proportion of the customer.
The restaurant also caters for vegetarians and for those who prefer meat and poultry. The kiddies menu offers a range of meals from fish and chips to burgers and chocolate brownies. The drinks menu includes cocktails, white, red and sparkling wine, and non-alcoholic beverages, coffees, and liqueurs.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
Ideally located on popular 6th Avenue, Cobblestone Bakery seduces longing palates with fresh bread baked daily, cappuccinos, breakfasts, healthy lunches and crispy pizzas.
Focusing on traditional methods using old-fashioned grained flours flourished in a labour of love and a selection of heavenly treats.
Dine indoors in the softly balanced and calming ambiance or lounge alfresco on the sheltered porch, beach café style. Sample signature creamy chicken livers, crispy flat bread with salmon and cream cheese, magic bars, coffee and cappuccino.
Cobblestone Bakery exudes a clean, vibrant setting softened by elegant fabrics and decadent fare.
Exuding a café society feel complimented by highly innovative culinary traditions, Deli Street Café satisfies the soul with familiar food, straight forward yet seductive.
Enjoy well-rehearsed signature dishes such as breakfast with basil or the deli st.falafel, dipper platter or Egyptian fillet.
Discover Deli Street Café for a haute couture take on deli cuisine.
Deo Volente is a vibrant coffee shop in Newton Park, Port Elizabeth. The interior often has local art displayed which creates an inspiring atmosphere. Needless to say that the coffee is fantastic but a bite to eat is also in order. Light meals are on offer, such as wraps, sandwiches and burgers and not forgetting the start-your-day breakfasts. Deo Volente delivers takeaways in the Newton Park area.
Trading hours:
Monday to Friday from 7 am until 4 pm;
Saturday from 8 am to 2 pm.
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An honor system is supported through a continuing resolution of the governing body of the College, adopted at the instigation of the student body some years ago. The system is enthusiastically supported and enforced by the student body. The resolution reads:
"That inasmuch as the practice of medicine requires a degree of personal integrity unexcelled in any other field of human endeavor, the faculty of Albany Medical College assumes that its students are dedicated to live and work together in the spirit of honor which their profession expects and demands.
The faculty, therefore, absolves itself from any direct responsibility for the surveillance of student conduct during examinations and thereby delegates this responsibility to the students."
A revision of the Student Honor Code, the basic element of the honor system, was approved by the student body on May 2, 1977. The Honor Code now incorporates, more specifically, a greater range of student activity and includes graduate students in the basic medical sciences within its purview.
Article I of the Student Honor Code of Albany Medical College states:
"As students of medicine and the medical sciences, we assume the responsibility of our own actions and we further recognize that we are bound to serve ourselves, our peers, and ultimately the patients with whom we are directly or indirectly concerned in the spirit of honesty. As medical students affixing our signature to written exercises or to clinical notes, or in our professional interpersonal relationships, we should act in accordance with the responsibility entrusted to future physicians. As students of medical sciences, graduate investigators must be aware that integrity in all aspects of research is a responsibility entrusted to each individual who would contribute to the published body of scientific knowledge."
Students, at the time of registration at Albany Medical College, are required to sign a statement that they have read the "Student Honor Code of Albany Medical College" and that they pledge to abide by that code. Students whose actions indicate attitudes, behavior or ethical conduct which denote a lack of fitness for the practice of medicine or for the conduct of scientific research shall be considered to be in violation of the Honor Code. Violations of the Honor Code shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
Any attempt to transmit or receive unauthorized information during any examination
Intentional falsification or misrepresentation of an entry in a patient's clinical record
Disrespectful behavior toward patients, faculty, or peers
Plagiarism or the unacknowledged use of research or writings by others
Performing clinical activities with gross incompetence or gross negligence on a particular occasion or negligently on repeated occasions
Deliberately issuing a false statement to the Honor Committee, a faculty member, an administrator, or the College committees or councils
Failure on the part of one student observing a violation of the Honor Code to personally report the offending student or students in accordance with Article IV of the Honor Code or the Honor Code Bylaws
Whenever a student believes that he or she has committed or observed a violation of the Honor Code, or when a faculty member believes that a violation of the Honor Code has been committed, that person is obliged to personally provide a signed written report describing the offense and naming the offending student or students. Reports should be delivered to a member of the Honor Committee and that member of the Honor Committee shall pursue the matter further.
The Honor Committee has full responsibility to receive in private and in writing alleged violations of the Honor Code. The Committee will collect and weigh the facts and report to the Dean, when necessary, alleged violations which do not appear to be frivolous or result from an obvious misunderstanding.
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A lovely part of Menlo Park, the desirable Sharon Heights neighborhood is relatively well-off, home to those that earn a sizable sum. Prospective renters akin to this demographic will be drawn to the area. With convenient shopping havens enjoyed by parents and kids alike, busy families in Sharon Heights can find just what they need. If you need to expand your search beyond Sharon Heights, a few suitable alternatives not too far away are West Of The Alameda and West Menlo Park.
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Looking to settle into a new neighborhood? Check out our site to find ratings and reviews for apartments in the Sharon Heights area. A foodie's mecca, Sharon Heights's Sharon Park Dr. is a major draw for anyone who appreciates good food and a busy environment. Also, be sure to use our apartment finder tool to hone in on that perfect place.
Residents have their pick of dining-out options in Sharon Heights. Many of them are conveniently located on Sharon Park Dr., close to the rentals listed on Apartment Guide.
With Sense Spa in the middle of the neighborhood, Sharon Heights makes it easy to stay on top of your health. Additionally, Horse Park At Woodside is a place where you can get some fresh air and stretch your legs.
For a more inclusive list of places to hang, drink and chill in Sharon Heights, browse the Yelp page.
Sharon Heights has many retailers for last-minute shopping needs, including Home & Garden and Balloons For All Occasions.
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Some of the schools near the apartments in Sharon Heights are Woodside High School, Hillview Middle School and Trinity School. Remember, school district boundaries are subject to redrawing. Consult with your local schools and school districts near the apartments for rent to confirm the schools your children can attend.
Woodside High School, a high school in the Sequoia Union High district school, offers advanced-placement classes.
The Menlo Park City Elementary district has three elementary schools and one middle school, and the ratio of students to teachers is more favorable than Las Lomitas Elementary. Menlo Park City Elementary district also has a smaller population of students than Las Lomitas Elementary. Menlo Park City Elementary district has a higher Great Schools score and more blue ribbon schools than the Las Lomitas Elementary district.
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Sharon Heights's cost of living is higher than in West Of The Alameda, and that is likely due to it having more amenities and it being more desirable overall. The average household spends $143.1K/year in total expenditures, compared to West Of The Alameda's $128.9K /year.
Sharon Heights is similar to West Menlo Park in a few ways. The median age of its residents is 26, compared to a median age of 27 in West Menlo Park. They also are comparable by average household size -- 2.28 inhabitants per household in Sharon Heights and 2.54 in West Menlo Park. By the percentage of households with children in Sharon Heights and West Menlo Park, 27% and 34% have children, respectively.
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Before the Stroke of Midnight: An Insider View of the Federal Regulatory ProcessPenn Law School Pepper 100 | February 9, 2009 3:00 p.m. – 4:20 p.m.
The close of any presidential administration brings with it a flurry of regulatory activity, as administrative agencies seek to finish regulatory proceedings prior to the time the new administration takes office. These so-called midnight regulations often generate enormous controversy, especially as the outgoing administration of one political party puts the finishing touches on rules which would not likely win the approval of the incoming administration of the other political party. The end of the Bush Administration was no exception to this general pattern, as critics took issue with late-promulgated rules affecting policies as varied as civil liberties and environmental protection. To illuminate the regulatory process that takes place at the end of a presidential term, two high-level political appointees from the Bush administration will speak about the regulatory process from their unique vantage points in the White House and in the Environmental Protection Agency. The session promises a revealing, insider account of how regulatory law and policy gets made in the nation's capital.
Susan Dudley served as the Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) of the Office of Management and Budget from 2007 to 2009. For the decade prior to her service at OIRA, Dudley served at the non-profit Mercatus Center at George Mason University, where she directed the Regulatory Studies Program from 2003 to 2006. As an adjunct professor at the George Mason University School of Law from 2002 to 2006, she designed and taught courses on regulations and led regulatory clinics. Earlier in her career, Ms. Dudley served as a career civil servant, working as a policy analyst at the Environmental Protection Agency (1984-1985), an economist at OIRA (1985 – 1989), and an economist advisor to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (1989 - 1991). From 1991 until 1998, she was a consultant to government and private clients at Economists Incorporated.
Brian Mannix served as the Environmental Protection Agency's Associate Administrator for Policy, Economics, and Innovation from September 2005 to January 2009. Mannix has over three decades of scientific and policy experience, including positions as a senior research fellow in regulatory studies at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, director of science and technology studies at the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation, and managing editor of Regulation magazine. He also served as deputy secretary of natural resources for the Commonwealth of Virginia under Governors George Allen and Jim Gilmore.
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Executive Council of Australian Jewry says Jewish characters on four-part series 'The Promise' displayed as 'variously cruel, violent and hateful.' Complaint dismissed by broadcasting authority
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Published: 02.08.12, 08:36 / Israel Culture
Leonard Carl
The ECAJ filed the 31-page complaint against makers of "The Promise", a drama that follows the life of a British soldier and his granddaughter during the Palestine mandate.
"The series shamelessly and persistently utilizes the anti-Semitic motif of the greedy Jew," read the ECAJ complaint. "It is a landmark in the creeping rehabilitation of anti-Semitism in Western culture."
The Special Broadcasting Service, which dismissed the complaint, argued that "the ordinary reasonable viewer fully appreciated that 'The Promise' was a fictional drama and nothing more than that."
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Thank you for the reply. I do have a follow-up question or two:
First, to answer your question: it was one team involved. Due to the disgruntled nature of the parents, I am dealing with extenuating circumstances.
1. They are stating that they didn't agree to all of the items that we elected, which is not true. Is that an issue?
2. Am I obligated to sell it to them at my cost for them to use in resale or can I set my own price even if it is higher than what it cost me. They received the profit they were told to expect from the first day on all items. Again, I didn't profit from any of it, but if I had, would that be an issue?
I really appreciate your time. Thank you for speaking with me.
To try to clarify
There were no starting team funds. I fronted everything from the beginning.
So, basically....I bought item C with my funds. I gave them to the team at a cost of $15 and they sold it for a fundraiser at $20. As they sold their items, they turned in monies paid to them for the merchandise to me. I then took $15 from the monies turned in to cover the cost of Item C and put the $5 profit into a fund for them to put against their balance for uniforms, etc. I had paid upfront for all the uniforms and supplies, so as I received money, I applied it to their balance. Once their expenses were paid, if they continued to raise funds in excess, I cut them a check for the extra funds.
I later discovered that Item C was only $10. Was I obligated to go back and give them the additional $5, is my question, when they were told they were getting it for $15. Or could that additional funds be used at my discretion?
They are speaking negatively of us in the community. The coach has now been penalized for this and I wonder if he has any recourse to be reinstated and did they truly have grounds to penalize him?
Thank you for your time!
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Having abandoned work-from-home, Yahoo wants to be mobile-first firm
Having made news for canceling the company's work-at-home program, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is pushing ahead with plans to transform the company into a mobile-first firm.
Mayer's right-hand man in that effort is Adam Cahan, senior vice president of mobile and emerging products, who heads Yahoo's mobile division. Cahan admits that Yahoo has been playing catch-up in developing mobile products.
"We're at that user moment where we have enough meaning in terms of scale [in mobile]. So then you start to focus on things like monetization," Cahan observes in an interview with CNET.
As part of that effort, Yahoo launched Gemini, which is a unified mobile search and advertising marketplace. "Gemini is a big bet on our part on where we think mobile advertising in particular, but advertising in general, is going," Cahan relates.
"One of the things that was broken early on in mobile was we were bringing a lot of the desktop metaphors to our devices. Quite literally, we were taking the display ad and shrinking it, and sticking it on the screen. To me, that's a broken metaphor," he said.
Instead, Yahoo is now focused on the mobile user experience and looking at the context of what the mobile user is doing. "I think we're seeing tremendous strides there. And I'm a big believer," he says.
"At the end of the day, the journey for Yahoo is the proof in growth. What we want to show the world is that we can return this company to growth," Cahan concludes.
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The upcoming series versus the Yankees could be a low scoring extravaganza. Both offenses are struggling mightily and are looking for any kind of spark to jumpstart their bats. It may be tougher for the Yanks because the Royals pitching is dialed in right now and in fact lead the league in ERA. Brian Bannister and Zack Greinke combined to limit the 1000 run offense of the 0-6 Tigers, let me say that again, the 0-6 Tigers to 1 run in 14 innings. (Only 985 runs to go.)
We could see a couple 2-1 or 1-0 games and really that would be fine but it sure would be nice to see KC's offense explode like it did this day. I remember that day vividly because my daughter
broke her arm and I spent most of the night at Childrens Mercy hospital. Not one of the twelve Royals who played that day are still with the club while four of the twelve Yankees are. If you are looking for a whine-fest on payroll disparity you will have to look elsewhere because I don't play the blame game. The Yanks have taken on some bad contracts to be sure but when you have that much money to play with the rewards usually outnumber the risks. ( I always hated hearing how the Yanks were trying to buy championships, isn't that the point of this game or were there guys who offered to play for free and the Yanks turned them down?.)
I think it's possible for KC to take two of the three games and I wouldn't be surprised one bit if they sweep the Yanks. Runs will be at a premium so KC cannot waste any scoring opportunities.
Brad from Yankee GM, a very fine Yankees blog, answered a few pertinent questions for me.
What one player for the Royals would you like to be a Yankee?
I would take either Soria or Alex Gordon. A shutdown, power bullpen arm like his is an incredible asset, and Gordon is gonna be a star. Gun to my head it would be Gordon.
What one player for the Yankees would you like to be an ex-Yankee?
One of the reasons I consider taking Soria is that outside of Joba, we don't have a reliable bridge to Mariano. I want to see Joba start, but his greatest worth to the Yanks in '08 is having Joba in the 'pen. The main reason for this is the utter failure of Kyle Farnsworth. He is by far the one I (and most Yankee fans) would like to see gone.
What are your feelings on A-Rod?
I have been a supporter from day 1. Booing A-Rod was a disgrace and made me embarrassed to be a Yankees Fan. The guy works his butt off, busts it EVERY day, and puts up numbers that make all-stars blush. Has he been great in the post season? No, but neither has anyone else on our team for the past 4 years.
He's right about A-Rod and I wonder if some of the bad feelings New Yorkers have about him is because of a media obsession with a Jeter/A-Rod feud. Maybe some fans feel that cheering for A-Rod is like cheating on Jeter. You never know.
It's ridiculous because the guy is the best player in the game, easily.


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Miley Cyrus and Nicole"Pocket Rocket" Polizzi
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Man, Snooki's really taking that whole "Dancing with the Stars" "pocket rocket" thing to heart. In a new YouTube video, the hot mama gets in the holiday spirit by telling her fans what she'd like to put under tongue-wagging twerk queen Miley Cyrus' Christmas tree, and it ain't your grandma's typical stocking stuffer. (If it is, you should probably have a chat with her.)
"I would get [Miley Cyrus] a lot of Christmas presents that involve vibrators and some sex toys and…really hot stripper outfits," Snooks says in the clip. Awww, she's like a sexy guidette Christmas elf!
Nicole says the controversial star is simply fabulous for giving any and all haters a big F-U for letting her rubber, flesh-colored freak flag fly, and wants to encourage her wild side with the kind of stuff you'd find in any run-of-the-mill sex dungeon. How festive! "[Miley] could maybe sit on Santa's lap, give Santa a boner…she could twerk on Santa," she says, rattling off a few holly jolly ideas for her hypothetical gifts to the singer. Maybe it would inspire the Miley Cyrus Christmas album we all so richly deserve, starting with a "Santa Baby/We Can't Stop" mashup…not that we've thought about it, or anything.
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I did not see a recent thread pertaining to this area so I just wanted to see who was from the area. For those who are into some casual after work riding we meet up on Tuesday and Thursday nights at the Bentonville square at 8pm for about 20+ miles. The group is known as the NightCrawlers (it's a church group but a lot of non members ride including myself).
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — NASA hopes to try again to launch a "flying saucer" into Earth's atmosphere to test Mars mission technology after losing the chance because of bad weather.
The space agency is working with the U.S. Navy on the Hawaiian island of Kauai to see if it can get the experimental flight off the ground in late June.
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory project manager Mark Adler says winds spoiled every launch opportunity. Winds must be calm for a helium balloon to carry the disc-shaped vehicle over the Pacific so it doesn't stray into no-fly zones.
NASA has invested $150 million in the project so far, and extending the launch window would come with some cost. If the flight doesn't happen this summer, it would be postponed until next year.


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Easter Math Worksheets
Dividing Decimals: Easter Treats
Spring into money math with this great worksheet that challenges your child to think of the cost of things and work with subtracting and dividing decimals.
Easter Word Problems #1
Get ready for Easter! These colorful word problems will get your child in the mood for this spring holiday as he practices basic math.
Clock Work: Telling Time
Tick-tock, watch the clock! Help your child practice telling time with an analog clock.
Word Problems for Easter!
Celebrate Easter with some math! Your first grader will read word problems and then solve basic addition equations.
Two-Digit Addition
Is your second grader grappling the concept of adding two-digit numbers together? Practice makes perfect and this Easter-themed math worksheet can help!
4-Digit Addition
Help your child practice adding four-digit and three-digit numbers! This Easter-themed math worksheet is more interesting than your average printable.
Easter Subtraction
The Easter bunny's been busy hiding colorful eggs all over the yard. Each one has an Easter subtraction problem for your first grader to solve.
Easter Fractions
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University Arts Encore Series presents Saint Louis Brass Quintet
University Arts Encore Series presents Saint Louis Brass Quintet
Date of Release: 01/31/2005
SAN MARCOS —The acclaimed Saint Louis Brass Quintet comes to Texas State University-San Marcos Feb. 6 for a 7:30 p.m. performance at the University Performing Arts Center as part of the 2004-05 University Arts Encore Series.
Founded in 1964, the Saint Louis Brass Quintet is one of America's longest standing brass quintets. Originally formed by members of the St. Louis Symphony to play children's concerts around the St. Louis area, the group soon expanded to present full length concerts funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Missouri Arts Council and the Mid-America Arts Alliance. Now, 40 years and more than 2,500 engagements later, the only original member still in the group--and the only one who actually lives in St. Louis--is trombonist Melvyn Jernigan. The other quintet members hold top positions across the United States, and none of them are members of the St. Louis Symphony.
The Saint Louis Brass Quintet sees itself foremost as a serious chamber music group, but also recognizes the importance of education and entertainment in its programming. Finding this balance is an exciting challenge that is vital in keeping both the group's members and its audiences satisfied.
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Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal, left is sworn in by his son Hall County Superior Judge Jason Deal, as the 82nd Governor in the House chamber, Monday, Jan. 10, 2011 in Atlanta. Behind Governor Deal, from left, is his wife Sandra Deal, Mary Emily O'Bradovich, Carrie Deal Wilder and Katie Deal Wright.
"Ladies and Gentleman, the 82nd Governor of the state of Georgia."
"I'm excited for the state of Georgia," said Republican Party Member Kim Wreckwert.
Kim Wreckwert said she and more than a dozen others were prepared to go to Governor Nathan Deal's inauguration Tuesday but the snowstorm detoured their plans.
"Just to see history unfold in-front of your eyes to see the process play out would have been wonderful we planned on taking one of our children to see that and he was excited," said Wreckwert.
Deal supporters said the four areas he wants to focus on are public safety, education, transportation and water . They say in-turn his main focal points will create jobs.
Residents said they hope tackling the 10 percent unemployment rate is his first priority.
"I've been unemployed since November 16th," said Thomasville Resident Johnny Crumpton.
In November's general election Georgia Republicans won every statewide elected office.
"By him being a republican I hope that changes will be in the favor for all people," said Crumpton.
Governor Nathan Deal said he plans to re-examine the role of government in Georgia citizens lives.