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The Carroll County Junior Panthers basketball teams were recognized before the Carroll County High School varsity girls' game Feb. 7. The third-grade girls were recognized Feb. 13.
Coming off a thrilling double-overtime win on Homecoming Night less than 24 hours earlier, the Carroll County Panthers could have come out flat Saturday afternoon against visiting Bellevue. Instead, the Panthers built off the momentum and turned in their best four quarters of the season, winning 89-61.
Leading by nine at halftime, Carroll outscored Bellevue 20-7 in the third quarter to blow the game wide open.
It was a record-setting ball game, as the Panthers finished with season-highs in points, assists (22), steals (20) and 3-pointers (14-26 for 54 percent).
Evan McMahan scored his 1,000th career point on senior night Feb. 14, in a manner not often seen in a 70-60 loss to Louisville Collegiate.
McMahan toed the foul line with 0.2 seconds left on the clock after being fouled on a 3-point attempt, needing all three to reach 1,000 points. "I am never nervous, until I stepped up to the free throw line," McMahan said. "I knew that I had to breathe and the way I had been making them tonight I would make these."
And that he did, as all three shots were nothing but net.
The Carroll County Panthers finally broke the curse of their 15-game losing streak with a 79-71 double-overtime win-to-remember on homecoming night Friday, Feb. 10. The Panthers led Williamstown most of the game, thanks to a 17-9 first quarter. The Demons chipped away at the lead over the next four quarters and tied the game at 63 at the end of regulation. Both teams scored four points in the first overtime, sending it into a second four-minute period. Carroll scored baskets on their first two possessions and hit clutch free throws down the stretch to hang on to the win.
The Carroll County Lady Panthers put together a complete team win Friday night, fending off an almost single-handed effort by Williamstown senior Michaela Kennedy. The Lady Panthers won the game, 55-49, in front of a loud homecoming crowd.
The Carroll County Lady Panthers lost a hard fought contest to the Shelby County Lady Rockets, 52-47, Feb. 13.
Early in the first quarter neither team demonstrated basketball skills as Carroll County had five turnovers before hitting a shot. Shelby County missed the first five shots they took, yet Carroll County only led 5-4 with 4:12 left in the first quarter.
Junior Abigail Aulbach scored five of her game-high 20 points as Carroll jumped out to a 9-4 lead.
The annual Homecoming Crowning will be held between the Carroll County High School varsity basketball games against Williamstown Friday, Feb. 10. The boys play at 6 p.m. followed by the homecoming crowning and then the girls' game.
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beautiful man. very "madonna"
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CHARLESTOWN _ Mark J. Steinheiser, 43, died Friday at home,
Born Nov. 8, 1954, in Detroit, he was the son of John and Marilyn (Porter) Steinheiser. He had lived in Charlestown for five years and was formerly of Streetsboro.
Mr. Steinheiser had worked as a draftsman.
Survived include his daughter, Jennifer of Madison, Ohio; parents, John and Marilyn of Warren, Mich.; brothers, Tom and Robert of Michigan, Bruce of Virginia, Matthew of California; and sisters, Carolyn Dezenski, Claudia Pratico, Yvonne Lippert, and Michelle Steinheiser, all of Michigan. A brother, Jim, died previously.
Calling hours will be held from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Shorts Funeral Home, where services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday. Burial will be in Charlestown Cemetery.


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Hobbycraft is set to open a new store in Bedford.
The retailer will trade from a brand new unit on St John's Centre Retail Park in Bedford from Thursday, May 22.
The store will open its doors at 9am. Weekend celebrations will include art demonstrations from the new team, 'make and play' sessions for children, free balloon modelling and face painting.
The arts and crafts store - which will be located in a brand new, 12,400 sq ft unit - has created 23 new jobs.
Among the new recruits are Lorna Harris, 25, from Bedford who has been working in retail since completing an art degree and will be taking a full time position within the team.
Lorna said: "I'm very much looking forward to our new store opening and to starting my new role.
"I'm over the moon to have been offered a position within the team, I have always been interested in art and this new role means I'll be able to be more creative in the workplace and share my skills with others. I'm also very excited about building relationships with local groups, who share our passion for making and creating."
Store manager, Charlie Culley, said: "We've all worked very hard over the past few weeks to make sure the store is exactly what people have been asking for. Whether you're at an advanced level or just want some tips on how to get started, we'll have something to offer everyone.
"Our colleagues are devoted crafters and they're always happy to share their knowledge. Local artists will also be invited to spend time at the store to showcase their own skills."


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Air rifle scope for .22?
Alright, so since I just bought two rimefires and a box of 500 rounds for them I'm a little short on money to toss around and was wondering if anyone knows what would happen if I took the scope off my air rifle and dropped it onto my girls XT-22?
It depends if its a quality scope i used a bb gun scope for my .22 once and it worked fine but it was a high quality scope that ran me about 60 bucks. Could you get a little tasco at walmart for 10-20 bucks? They are good for .22. Also im guessing they dont have iron sights on them?
I don't see it being a problem,the only reason they call it an airgun scope and not a cheap riflescope is bc its not made to withstand the recoil of a firearm,but you should be fine with it on a .22 for plinking. I wouldn't take it hunting critters or expect it to stack bullets in a grouping though. Or just pick up a 20$ tasco rimfire scope,you'd be surprised what u can do with a little tasco.
I'd grab a tasco but for their red dots they run about 50 up in Canada as for their scope, think their 60$?
But it's a crossman "rifle" scope. It doesn't say it's only for air rifles at all and figured since it was fairly cheap it'd be alright if it got messed up while usin it. But wouldn't be for hunting at all, plan on getting an Actualy scope.
It does have iron sight, but we can't seem to dial them in to well. Also haven't exactly tried yet, but she seems to of found where she's hitting and just compensate for the out of zero sights.
Just double checked, their cheapest with no rings or any form of mount is 32.00$ at whole sale and the 60$ one comes with the mounts that we would need. (dove tail)
I picked up this little tasco red dot at Wal-Mart for $40 and mounted it to my Sig522. I haven't used it over 40 yards but, it helped pack 25 rounds in a 5 inch group.
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Dan Akerson Remarks to Annual Stockholders' Meeting
DETROIT--June 6, 2013: Here are General Motors Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson's prepared remarks to the annual meeting of stockholders on Thursday, June 6. As always, the speaker's words are definitive.
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
I am Dan Akerson, the chairman and chief executive officer of General Motors, and it is my pleasure to welcome you to the fourth Annual Meeting of GM Stockholders.
As you entered the meeting today, you were given a folder with several documents, including the rules of the meeting as set forth in the Order of Business and Conduct of Meeting Guidelines, the Proxy Statement, an explanation of forward-looking statements, and our 2013 full line product brochure.
I hope you will take a few moments to read this material.
The first item on our agenda today is a report on GM's state of the business. Then we'll begin the business portion of the meeting, at which time we'll address the matters set forth in the Proxy Statement.
After that, we'll have some time for questions and comments from the audience.
Before we begin, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce our incumbent directors, and I would ask them to stand as I call their name.
David Bonderman, co-founding partner and managing general partner, TPG…
Erroll Davis, superintendent, Atlanta Public Schools…
Steve Girsky, vice chairman, General Motors Company…
Neville Isdell, retired chairman and CEO, Coca-Cola Company…
Rob Krebs, retired chairman and CEO, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation…
Kathy Marinello, chairman and CEO, Stream Global Services, Inc. ...
Mike Mullen, former chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff…
Jim Mulva, retired chairman and CEO, ConocoPhillips…
Pat Russo, retired CEO, Alcatel-Lucent…
Tom Schoewe, retired executive vice president and CFO, Wal-Mart, Inc. …
Tim Solso, retired chairman and CEO, Cummins, Inc. …
Carol Stephenson, dean, Richard Ivey School of Business, the University of Western Ontario…
And Cynthia Telles, director, UCLA Neuro-psychiatric Institute.
Thank you for your service to GM… and for all of the valuable counsel you have offered me and the leadership team.
Let's begin with the state of General Motors.
(Short pause)
I am very pleased to report that in 2012 we created significant long-term value for our customers and stockholders.
We did it by keeping a razor sharp focus on the four pillars of our operating strategy, which are now deeply embedded into our culture.
They are: design, build and sell the world's best vehicles; build strong brands; grow profitably wherever we operate; and maintain a fortress balance sheet.
We continue to make good progress against these pillars.
In 2012, our global revenues were more than $152 billion, up $2 billion from a year ago.
Behind that figure is the fact that more Americans buy their cars and trucks from GM than any other automaker. For that matter, more Chinese customers do too.
Our joint ventures have now outsold all other automakers in China for eight consecutive years.
In fact, we outsold six of the top Japanese automakers combined in 2012. That's the reward for investing early and staying on offense.
Turning to our profits, we earned $7.9 billion in EBIT-adjusted, which is earnings before interest expense and taxes, adjusted for special items.
All of our business units were profitable, except for GM Europe, but we have stabilized the business there despite the fact that sales have dropped to 20-year lows.
We're even seeing green shoots from our restructuring activities and new product launches, which will help us reach our objective to deliver break-even EBIT-adjusted results by mid-decade.
When you add in our solid first quarter results, which included better-than-expected results in Europe, it brings our cumulative EBIT-adjusted earnings to $25 billion since the beginning of 2010.
Last year also saw GM's fortress balance sheet become even stronger.
Our automotive business generated $9.6 billion in net cash from operating activities.
We reduced our U.S. pension liabilities by approximately $28 billion.
We secured an $11 billion investment grade credit facility.
And we ended the year with total liquidity of $37.2 billion.
At the same time, we increased our capital expenditures from $6.2 billion in 2011 to $8.1 billion in order to build a global competitive advantage.
Finally, we introduced some stunning, and phenomenally well-received vehicles, which I'll talk more about in a few minutes.
Our steady progress has not gone unnoticed on Wall Street.
In fact, one investor recently told me how refreshing it is to talk product strategy with the GM team, instead of things like credit risk.
It's refreshing to us too. And the change in the conversation about GM has helped drive our stock price, which was up 42 percent in 2012.
The stock has continued to perform well this year too, with a roughly 20 percent increase year-to-date.
Of course, the fact that the U.S. Treasury Department is selling its GM stock has been welcomed by other investors.
So has Standard & Poor's decision to add General Motors to the S&P 500 index.
But without question, the most important factor is – and always will be – the quality and desirability of the vehicles we build.
I'm very proud to say that our newest vehicles are winning critical praise, awards, and most importantly, customers around the world.
These include the Cadillac XTS and ATS, which was the brand's first North American Car of the Year....
The Chevrolet Onix, which now accounts for about one-quarter of our sales in Brazil...
And the Opel/Vauxhall Mokka, which currently has more than 100,000 dealer and customer orders.
Our two global brands are leading the way.
For example, Cadillac sales began to surge in the second half of 2012.
Through May, Cadillac has been the fastest-growing brand in the United States, based on year-over-year sales. In fact, Cadillac is growing faster than it has since 1976.
2012 also saw Cadillac begin its drive to triple its annual sales in China to 100,000 units within two years.
The first step involved local production of the XTS, which began a few months ago.
Turning to Chevrolet, we have now seen 10 consecutive quarters of record global sales versus the prior year, thanks to all-new vehicles like the Spark, Sonic and Onix.
To keep this momentum going and forge even stronger relationships, Chevrolet, Buick and GMC customers in the United States will now be covered by a new maintenance program that includes scheduled services for two years or 24,000 miles, whichever occurs first.
It makes sense to do this to kick the ownership experience off on the right foot.
It's also strategic, because we know that customers who service their vehicles at our dealerships are much more likely to purchase another GM product down the road.
The products we launched in 2012 are just the tip of the spear.
As I speak, the first all-new full-size pickup trucks from GM in six years are arriving in dealer showrooms across North America.
Not only are the new Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra more capable and luxury-car quiet, our new V-8 engines offer superior towing and fuel economy.
The trucks will be followed by the show-stopping, 455-horsepower Corvette Stingray.
One look under the hood of the new Corvette will tell you that it's not old-fashioned Detroit iron.
The Stingray uses advanced lightweight materials like carbon fiber, sophisticated engine management technologies and incredible attention to detail to generate its performance.
Then there is the gorgeous Cadillac ELR extended-range electric vehicle... and the all-new Cadillac CTS, which is some 200 pounds lighter than a comparable BMW 5-Series.
These vehicles and many more from Buick, Opel and our other brands are the most visible signs of our progress. But there is even more work going on behind the scenes to help us reach our true potential.
For example, at last year's meeting, I described how our product development teams are reducing the number of vehicle and powertrain architectures we use in order to improve our economies of scale.
Our objective is to derive 96 percent of our forecasted volume from 13 core global architectures and four regional architectures by 2018.
This work has been complemented by changes we made last year that flattened our structure and created accountability for product execution, profitability and customer satisfaction.
It's also being managed using new analytical tools. Starting this year, we are tracking our profits by both model and country of sale.
It's incredibly insightful. And over time, we'll be able to narrow our analysis down to the vehicle identification number globally, which is detail we never had before.
When you step back and consider all of the sophisticated design, engineering and financial tools you need to compete in a dynamic global market, it's clear that information technology must be a core competency for any 21st Century automaker.
That's why we are moving quickly to in-source our IT.
When GM outsourced the majority of its IT in the mid-1980s, the tools of the trade were modeling clay, calculators and typing pools.
Now every single link in the automotive value chain is connected – from the design studio to the showroom floor – so it's supremely important that we control our own destiny. That's why we're bringing IT back home to GM where it belongs.
We have already built one world-class GM data center and construction is underway on a second that will be fully redundant.
We're also hiring more than 4,000 high technology workers to develop software exclusively for us.
When we're finished, GM will have far more robust business applications, more accurate, timely and secure data, and much lower costs and complexity too.
Another part of GM that has been transformed is the research & development team: they have recaptured their entrepreneurial spirit.
There has never been any question that we have brilliant scientists working for us.
GM has been ranked No. 1 on The Patent Board's list of innovators in the automotive and transportation industry for seven consecutive quarters.
We also rank second among all companies in U.S. clean-energy patents granted since 2002. But not enough of this work made it into our vehicles.
That has changed faster than I ever imagined possible. All it took was a common purpose and clear direction.
The charge was simple: focus on outcomes that matter to customers and create a competitive advantage for GM.
That same strategy also drives our investments in start-up and early stage companies through GM Ventures... and together it is going to move us to the forefront of safety, connectivity and clean technology.
We are already building vehicles using a new GM-invented and patent-protected aluminum spot welding technology.
This innovation saves weight, cuts material costs and reduces capital investment by eliminating the need to use rivets when building aluminum hoods and doors.
(Short pause)
I chose these "behind the scenes" examples because each of them is helping us to address our biggest challenges, which I group into three categories: material costs, complexity and quality.
They're all interconnected. They are all in our ability to control. And this leadership team will stay resolute in our determination to fix them.
The better job we do keeping our costs down… rooting out complexity… and pushing our quality ever higher... the more value we will create for customers... and for you, our stockholders.
In closing, let me assure you one thing: this relentless drive to transform GM will always continue… as it does for any organization that wants to get to the top and stay there.
New challenges will always arise… it is our responsibility to anticipate and meet them in order to build a GM that will be successful for generations to come.
That is our ultimate goal. Thank you.


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Swansea right-back Dwight Tiendalli in no rush to sign new contract
Swansea right-back Dwight Tiendalli insists he is relaxed over extending his contract beyond this season.
Last Updated: 26/03/13 3:23pm
The 27-year-old Dutchman arrived at the Liberty Stadium from Twente last September and is one of several players in the Swans squad whose current deals expire in the summer.
Tiendalli said: "I like it here and my family like it here. I like the boys - they joke a lot with me - and if the club want me to stay for a couple of years, then of course we have to discuss it.
"But I am not thinking about that now. I have played a couple of good games which I am happy about, but for me there is no rush. I am just focusing on the games and on training and we will see after that.
"So far I have not heard anything from the club," he added.
"But we will see what happens. I am not a player who says my agent has to talk to the club or anything like that. For me there's no rush - I just wait. If the club come, they come, if they don't come, they don't come.
"It's not up to the player to go to the club, it's up to the club. The important thing for me is that I can look back at my games here and feel that I played well."


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2008 Ottawa Tulip Festival
Here are some pictures I took at the Ottawa Tulip Festival this past weekend. My friend and I walked from Lansdowne Park up to Commissioners Park and took photos along the way. I'm hoping to go to Major's Hill Park this coming weekend, but the tulips might be past their prime by then. We'll see.
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A WOMAN in her sixties was assaulted and touched inappropriately by a young man asking her for directions.
Police are investigating the assault which happened near the Kursaal estate and have now issued CCTV of a man they wish to identify and question.
After the woman helped the young man he assaulted her by touching her breast.
The man police are trying to identify to question is described as having a 'skater' appearance.
He is white, aged in his late teens to early twenties, average to stocky build with a local accent. He was wearing a dark top with his sleeves rolled up and khaki knee-length shorts at the time of the assault, at about 10pm on Wednesday July 16.
Anyone who recognises the man can call PC Ian Flynn at Southend police station on 101.


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Fishburners Turns One Year Old!
Friday, March 30, 2012 from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM (AEDT)
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Sydney's best co-working space and entrepreneurial community is having its first birthday!
Over the last year Fishburners has been the home and networking hub for many Sydney start-ups.
This party is a celebration for all you rockstar entrepreneurs who deserve to take a night off to celebrate your successes over the last year.
This awesome nautical themed party will take place on:
Friday the 30th of March from 5pm at
The Foresters: Cnr Foveaux and Riley St, Surry Hills
So bring your sailor hat, your boat shoes and come network and party the night away with other champion entrepreneurs.
Drinks and food* will be included.
RSVP is necessary.
* There will be a limited bar tab so get in early before it goes!
When & Where
Corner of Foveaux and Riley st
Surry Hills,
New South Wales 2010
Friday, March 30, 2012 from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM (AEDT)
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Colognian grammar
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The Colognian grammar describes the formal systems of the modern Colognian language used in Cologne currently and during at least the past 150 years. It does not cover the Historic Colognian grammar, although similarities exist.
Colognian has verbal conjugation and nominal declension.
The Colognian declension system marks nouns, pronouns, articles, and adjectives to distinguish gender, case, and number. There are the three grammatical genders called feminine, masculine, and neuter, and a special case most often treated as exceptions of neuter. Like the German declension, the Colognian declension system does not mark grammatical gender for its plural forms; plural can thus be treated similar to another gender in it formalism. Five grammatical cases are distinguished: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, and vocative. Genitive has two variants, either of which can also be described as expressions using dative. Number is either singular or plural in declension.
The Colognian conjugation system has a few hundred individual types of grammatical conjugations, which mark verbs to distinguish person, number, voice, aspect, tense, mood, modality, etc. Colognian basic verbs are classified as strong, weak, or irregular. Independently, there are composite verbs, which are classified as either separable or inseparable. Colognian also has modal verbs and auxiliary verbs, each forming grammatical classes of their own. There are three persons, 1st person, 2nd person, and 3rd person. Number is either singular or plural in conjugations. Grammatical voice can be active, passive, or reflexive. Colognian has indicative and conjunctive moods, and there are also imperative and energetic mood, inferential and renarrative, none of which is completely developed. The aspects of Colognian conjugation include unitary-episodic, continuous, habitual-enduring, and gnomic. In Colognian, grammatical tense can be present tense, preterite tense or past tense, simple perfect or present perfect, past perfect tense, completed past perfect tense, simple future tense, or perfect future tense.
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- 1 Case system
- 2 Gender system
- 3 Number system
- 4 Verbs
- 5 References
- 6 Bibliography
Case system[edit]
Colognian distinguishes the four grammatical cases nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative. The genitive has two variants, both of which are compounds or expressions.
Colognian is a nominative–accusative language, more precisely a nominative–accusative–dative language.
Nominative is the basic form of nouns, etc. It is used to mark the subject or agent in a clause, the verb of which is in the active voice. It marks the subject or patient in a clause, the verb of which is in the passive voice.
The two variants of the genitive are compounds. They both contain declined forms identical to dative, plus additional elements. Genitives can only be used in conjunction with another noun, to which they refer. One genitive form in standard word order requires that noun to precede the genitive compound, while the other genitive form is required to follow the noun it refers to. Genitives express a stronger or weaker kind of possession, ownership, or belonging-to.
- Examples:[1]
- däm Päul sing Sofa (Paul's sofa )
- dat Sofa vum Pitter (Peter's sofa )
- däm Marie sing Sofa (Mary's sofa )
- dä Tant Marie iehr lila Hötche (Auntie Mary's little purple hat )
- dat Jeseech vun dä Frau Schmitz (Mrs. Smith's face )
- ene Fläsch ehre Ring (a bottle's ring, the ring of a bottle )
- et Föttche vun enem Pöttche (the rear side of a mug or jar or little pot or potty )
The accusative marks the direct object of a transitive verb in a transitive sentence.
The accusative is also governed by some prepositions, and by some prepositions in conjunction with specific verb classes, which means that independent of other grammatical contexts, these prepositions make the referenced noun use the accusative form.
There is a class of adverbial expressions most often telling a time of an action or the place of a movement employing the accusative case. They always have an equivalent expression using a preposition + accusative.
Accusative forms in Colognian grammar are in all instances identical to their corresponding nominative forms. Where needed, potential ambiguities are reduced by prosodic elements of speech, but are extremely rare, since Colognian unlike elsewhere follows a strict subject–predicate–object (SPO) word order for transitive sentences in active and reflexive voices and predicate–subject–object (PSO) for questions. This makes it very distinct from German, where word order is more flexible. Because direct objects cannot occur in the passive voice, the accusative does not occur in passive sentences.
- Examples:[1]
- däm Päul sing Sofa (Paul's sofa )
- dat Sofa vum Pitter (Peter's sofa )
- däm Marie sing Sofa (Mary's sofa )
- dä Tant Marie iehr lila Hötche (Auntie Mary's little purple hat )
- dat Jeseech vun dä Frau Schmitz (Mrs. Smith's face )
- ene Fläsch ehre Ring (a bottles ring, the ring of a bottle )
- et Föttche vun enem Pöttche (the rear side of a mug or jar or little pot or potty )
It could be argued that Colognian has a vocative, the forms of which is identical to the nominative with the articles stripped off. Most commonly, this case is seen as a part of the nominative. Since wishes can be expressed using vocative + imperative, this case is applicable to almost any noun and noun expression. Also, few specific verbs can require an object to use the vocative case.
- Examples:[1]
- Marie (Mary )
- Köbes (waiter, keeper, Jacob )
- Mam (mum, mama, mother )
- leev Bröck (dear bridge )
- Pääd (horse )
- mi Levve (my life )
- do fies Knöllche (you bloody notice of a due payment for an observed traffic offense)
- ech heißen Antunn (I am named Anthony)
Gender system[edit]
There are three grammatical genders in Colognian: masculine, feminine, and neuter gender. Most nouns have fixed gender, but there is a class of nouns that can switch from predominantly neuter to feminine on certain occasions. Colognian shares this phenomenon with a large group of local and vernacular languages almost along the entire river Rhine. Very few nouns have an unclear gender.
Natural gender[edit]
Natural gender plays only a small role in Colognian grammar. While male persons or living beings customarily are referred to with the masculine gender, females are generally referred to using the neuter gender, with some exceptions mentioned below. However, if a person or animal is named or nicknamed with a meaningful Colognian noun, which is not uncommon, the noun's gender is used to determine articles accompanying the name, but otherwise the person's natural gender is used.
Neuter-feminine gender switching[edit]
Unclear gender[edit]
There are very few Colognian nouns of unclear grammatical gender, which have therefore been used with varying gender. This may apply to neologisms for some time until a certain gender evolves for them.
Number system[edit]
Number in declension[edit]
The singular is always used when there is exactly one instance of something or occasionally, depending on the ways such figures are expressed, with magnitudes having a "one" at their end, such as 1,001. The plural is used in all other cases, except with zero. Depending on the context and the noun, the singular or the plural is used with zero; sometimes either can be used, but most often, Colognian speakers choose their wording to avoid expressions of the type "zero + noun." …
Number in conjugation[edit]
Number in syntax[edit]
Singular is always used, when there is exactly one instance of something, or occasionally, depending on the ways, such figures are expressed, with magnitudes having a "one" at their end, such as 1001.
Plural is used for anything else but zero.
Depending on context and the noun, singular or plural is used with zero instances. Some nouns allow only one of them, other nouns allow that either can be chosen arbitrarily. Yet the actual choice then usually depends on aesthetic aspects of the sentence. Generally, this has little impact since most often Colognian speakers prefer wordings avoiding expressions ususing zero as a count.
Colognian conjugation has the voices: active and passive. Also, there is the reflexive which combines middle voice and mediopassive.
The reflexive is being used, when agent and patient of an action are identical. It can be seen as a middle voice which is both active and passive at the same time. There are few reflexive verbs that are used reflexively only. Many verbs, when used in their reflexive form, carry a connotation of self-contention, or of emotional profit for the agent/patient, there the aspect of being formally reflexive can also be seen as benefactive. Reflexive can also be mediopassive. Since this is predominantly used in generalized speech, semantics diverge from middle voice. Prosody may help to disambiguate. Grammatical forms are identical, however. …
- Examples[1] of mandatory middle voice reflexive:
- Dat deiht sech bedde (She is praying )
- Ech moot mech lääje (I had to lay down )
- Ühr kännd Üch he nit uß (You do not know the ways here )
- Examples[1] of optional middle voice reflexive :
- Se drieht sech noch e Brütche ren (She eats another roll [for her pleasure] )
- Se kumme sech veraffscheede (They come to say goodbye )
- It hät sech dud jesoffe (She died from alcohol abuse )
- Mer hatte uns de Hand jejovve (We had shaken hands )
- Ömdriehe däätet Er Üch! (You would turn [around] )
- Dat jeiht sech nit uß (It does not fit or work out )
- Examples[1] of mediopassive reflexive:
- Die Appelsine schälle sech joot (These Oranges peel well )
- De Stunde lohße sesch nit ophallde (You cannot catch time )
- Winter läät sech övver et Land (Winter covers the land )
- Mer verköhlt sech ens jään (You likely catch a cold )
- Verköhle deit mer sech jään (You likely catch a cold )
- Verköhlt hät mer sech flöck (You likely catch a cold quickly )
- Examples[1] of ambiguous reflexive:
- Baade kann dä sech nit (He never takes a bath or refuses bathing / He cannot take baths )
- Mer hellef sech met Bedde (Praying is supportive / One resorts to prayer / I've resorted to prayer)
- Mer hellef sech (People support each other / One finds ways to get along )
- Ferdinand Münch: Grammatik der ripuarisch-fränkischen Mundart. Cohen, Bonn 1904. (online)
Reprinted with permission: Saendig Reprint Verlag, Wiesbaden 1970, ISBN 3-500-21670-6, under a license by Verlag Bouvier, Bonn.
- Fritz Hoenig: Wörterbuch der Kölner Mundart. second, extended edition, Cologne 1905.
- Alice Tiling-Herrwegen: De kölsche Sproch, Kurzgrammatik Kölsch-Deutsch. Bachem-Verlag Köln. 1st edition, 2002. ISBN 3-7616-1604-X
- Christa Bhatt, Alice Herrwegen: Das Kölsche Wörterbuch. Bachem-Verlag Köln. 2nd edition, 2005. ISBN 3-7616-1942-1


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Hi Justin I'm writing to let you know that my availability to work on some new documentation has moved somewhat, from now to the middle of August. I have made contact with Connie (conversation noted at the end of this mail) and it appears that work could usefully be done on providing better examples and noting bugs on PHP postgres functions in the PHP documentation. I am happy to do this, and it might be the best way for me to contribute to the Postgres advocacy initiative, particularly as I have little experience of using MySQL and can hardly comment authoritatively on the differences between the systems. Another alternative is that I could write a newbie's gentle introduction to using pl/pgsql. With Josh's initial encouragement I have recently delivered a very successful project using Postgres functions. Development speed was greatly assisted by providing consistent database interfaces while the operations behind those interfaces could change. The system uses a combination of php and postgres, so I could hit some advocacy targets by describing the integration here! I'd be grateful to know if one or other of these pieces of work are desired/needed. Knowing who would review my work would also be useful. Kind regards Rory On 25/06/03, Justin Clift (justin(at)postgresql(dot)org) wrote: > Do you want to whip up an initial "improved" set of info to include in > the PHP docs as you're mentioning? > > At least one of the PostgreSQL Community members (Conni) has write > access to the official PHP Docs repository and has volunteered to > commit improvements like this for us. > Rory Campbell-Lange wrote: > >I'm a Postgres and PHP newbie. I'm having a great deal of success with > >my latest development effort having moved most of the logic from a > >perl/php logic 'core' to postgres using plpgsql functions. (Thanks for > >all that help, Josh). > > > >I have a few comments to make on the idea of introducing people, PHP > >developers especially, to postgresql. I'm not commenting here on how > >easy it is to use PHP with postgres (it was transparent for me using > >Debian) or whether or not to advocate the use of advanced features to > >general users. Rather, it appears to me, that the PHP/Postgres > >documentation and feature set should be improved. > > > >1) PHP Documentation > > > > The postgresql "write up" in the PHP html documentation doesn't give > > a very good picture of the capabilities of postgres. While the PHP > > docs aren't obviously a good place to write up the benefits of > > plpgsql functions, some mention should be made to help differentiate > > between the capabilities of MySQL and Postgres. ... > >2) PHP<->Postgres bugs > > > > Apart from the PGSQL_FATAL_ERROR problem above, it would be good to > > find a more simple, PHP-like, approach to catch exceptions and the > > like.... Conversation with Connie: Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2003 08:12:32 +0100 From: Rory Campbell-Lange <rory(at)campbell-lange(dot)net> To: Cornelia Boenigk <c(at)cornelia-boenigk(dot)de> Subject: Re: PostgreSQL - PHP manual Thanks for your mail. I hope to put together some suggestions at the end of July. I would be very grateful if you would have a look at them to see if there is anything useful there. All the best! Rory On 30/06/03, Cornelia Boenigk (c(at)cornelia-boenigk(dot)de) wrote: > > Are you a contributor to the PostgreSQL/PHP > > documentation? > Something like that ;-) > I am a member of the translation team but have write access to the > whole repository. > > > My comments come from my > > perspective of trying to explain clearly the advantages of Postgres, > > while retaining the technical nature of the documentation. > I share your ideas ;-) > However if you are going to read the php-manual I think the decision > which database to use is done. > > > What sort of hint? ;) > e.g. for the description of the predefined constants. > > > I would be very happy if any of this > > work would benefit the PHP documentation. > Well there are a lot of really poorly documented functions. To improve > the manual it is fine to get some examples or experiences from users. > Or even bugs ;-) -- Rory Campbell-Lange <rory(at)campbell-lange(dot)net> <www.campbell-lange.net>
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LOS ANGELES, CA (June 7, 2010) – Going up against strong cable and broadcast competition in its second season debut at 9:00pm (ET/PT) last night, Lifetime Television's hit comedic drama Drop Dead Diva recorded double digit growth across key demos when compared to its strong first season premiere on July 12, 2009, and last season's average.
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Compared to last season's average, Drop Dead Diva's successful return enjoyed increases of 10% among Adults 25-54 (1,452,000 v. 1,321,000) and Total Viewers (3,124,000 v. 2,829,000); 13% in Women 18+ (2,351,000 v. 2,086,000); 6% among Women 25-54 (1,109,000 v. 1,045,000); and 4% in Women 18-49 (963,000 v. 927,000).
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Spiritwood Station online; Plant is first new coal-fired generating plant in N.D. in more than 30 years
SPIRITWOOD, N.D. — The fires have been lit, and the turbines are spinning on the first new coal-fired electrical generating plant to go online in North Dakota in more than 30 years, according to Bill Wahlman, leader of plant operations and maintenance at the Great River Energy's Spiritwood Station.
Spiritwood Station is a 99-megawatt coal-fired generating plant that will also produce industrial steam for the nearby Cargill Malt plant and Dakota Spirit AgEnergy, an ethanol plant which is under construction across the road from the generating plant. Jim McKay, fuel and logistics manager for GRE, said construction and startup costs for the plant were about $425 million.
Construction began on Spiritwood Station in 2007 and was completed in 2011. The generating plant operated briefly that fall during a testing phase, but has been idle ever since. A small staff has performed maintenance tasks at the plant for the past four years.
"The startup is going well," Wahlman said. "The normal startup is usually a little bit of chaos. This has gone smoothly."
Wahlman said the boiler was first fired using natural gas. On Aug. 18, Spiritwood Station took its first delivery of coal and switched to burning coal on Wednesday.
"The boiler is stable, and the turbine and generator are humming," he said. "That went remarkably smooth considering the plant has been laid up since 2011."
Even during the startup phase, Spiritwood Station is producing electricity.
"We're generating 34 megawatts of electricity now," he said. "Things have gone exceptionally well."
That electricity is going on the grid and is part of the national electrical system for sale to users. When fully functional, the plant will produce 99 megawatts of electricity for commercial and residential use, about 8 megawatts of electricity for its own use powering pumps and conveyors and steam for industrial use.
McKay said the plant burns coal that has been processed through a drying and refining process they refer to as DryFining at GRE's Coal Creek Station. This reduces the moisture content of the coal and improves the amount of energy produced when the coal is burned.
Coal processed by DryFining is shipped in enclosed rail cars, unloaded within a building and moved within Spiritwood Station on an enclosed conveyor belt.
"The coal is always enclosed to keep it dry and clean," McKay said.
When fully operational, Spiritwood Station will burn 72 tons of coal per hour. Each rail car delivers 100 tons of coal to the plant.
Wahlman said the emissions systems are working well.
"The emissions are pretty close to specifications," he said. "All those systems are running smoothly."
The plant is designed to reduce emissions of pollutants into the air. This includes particle matter such as soot and harmful chemicals.
"It's well within the range of emission standards," Wahlman said. "It won't be affected by changes to emission standards."
While the startup has gone well, a number of systems still require what Wahlman referred to as "fine tuning," before the plant could begin commercial operations sometime before Nov. 1. That includes getting online control systems fully functional rather than using manual controls utilized during the startup process.
Wahlman said the plant will increase production to between 50 megawatts and 55 megawatts through the end of next week and then shut down for the long Labor Day weekend.
"We'll come back after Labor Day and fine tune all the systems before commercialization," he said.
Plans call for Spiritwood Station to begin delivering steam heat to Cargill Malt in November and to Dakota Spirit AgEnergy when construction of the ethanol plant is complete in the spring.
Spiritwood Station employs 24 full-time workers along with about 25 contract employees during the startup process. "The morale has been really high during startup," Wahlman said. "There is a lot of excitement to get this going."
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Next year's Bluesfest promises to be the biggest yet – and to celebrate FL is giving away a five-day double pass to the event.
Described by festival boss Peter Noble as the "best Bluesfest talent bill we have ever had", the festival will feature more than 70 acts including Robert Plant, Paul Simon, Iggy and The Stooges, Wilco, Counting Crows, Rodriguez, Rufus Wainwright and Dropkick Murphys, with Noble promising even more big names. It'll take place in Byron Bay from March 28 to April 1.
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Keltech rmr 30 carbine .22 wmr
Is anyone else tracking this firearm? It is supposed to be shipping the end if this month!
Unless it reasonable priced, I will probably order one!
Now I don't see it on their website anymore! WTH?
Kel-Tec production cycles really suck. Look at the KSG and PMR lineup and this will probably be along the lines of a year wait.
I recall reading somewhere it was a .22 Mag semi-auto that was supposed to work. I am skeptical that can be done PHYSICALLY. I'll believe it when I see it. Maybe they found better not to launch it. Maybe they are just behind in production -- it's been a coupla grueling years for the industry. I seem to recall they sold out something insane like six months of production in one day at The SHOT Show year before the last one I think...
Dual extractors maybe'd help...
My LGS had one on a tip board for $10 chance. I handled it and it feels like the entire gun is plastic. Extremely light. Probably half what my LC9 weighs. Didn't like the mag release on the bottom of the grip. Might feel better with practice but not as natural as a normal mag release.
All it is a PMR with a 16" barrel. The handgun version has been pretty
I have not yet RECONTACTED KelTech to reconfirm if the shipping the RMR30 carbine by end of this month holds true, BUT maybe now the CT shootings will delay that. Anyone, any news?
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Meeting at Grand Central:
"The sheer breadth of cases addressed in this book makes it an exhilarating read. . . . Cronk and Leech provide a wonderfully comprehensive reference for those interested in co-operation, accessible and engaging enough for an upper-level undergraduate course on the subject. It sets the groundwork to think carefully about how we should model the world, opening the door for future research to develop prescriptive as well as descriptive models, allowing social scientists the ability to rigorously confront this diverse space of problems."--William J. Berger, Journal of Politics
"Meeting at Grand Central would make a great text for an advanced undergraduate or graduate course on cooperation in anthropology, economics, sociology, or political science. There is something for everybody in this challenging and enlightening read."--James L. Boone, Journal of Anthropological Research
"An evolutionary psychologist and a political scientist somehow accomplish the spectacular feat of explaining human cooperation by delineating diverse accounts of the roadblocks to it. Cronk and Leech persuasively argue that cooperation is based in complicated emergent institutions surrounding indirect reciprocity but also in basic individual biological and evolutionary realities. They are a great team."--John R. Hibbing, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
"This is a wonderful book. Ambitious and beautifully written, it unites our understanding of cooperation across disciplinary divides--especially evolutionary biology and social science--and offers extremely useful comparisons of the various theories of cooperation from different fields, describing their origins, advocates, and controversies."--Dominic Johnson, University of Edinburgh
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Mozino Productions & MITF Presents BOOMERS at the June Havoc Theatre, 7/15 - 7/30
Ted Mozino productions LLC and the Midtown International Theatre Festival are pleased to announce the New York City premiere production of BOOMERS, directed by Gerald vanHeerden and choreographed by Kevin Ferguson. BOOMERS will play a limited engagement at the June Havoc Theatre. Performances begin Friday, July 15th and continue through Saturday, July 30th.
Boomer's is an intimate, emotional roller coaster ride with Will and Laura through three decades of world altering events. Their dreams and idealism collide with reality to forever alter their fairy tale existence. This is a true story....about you.
The production features scenic and prop design by Brittany Loesch, costume design by Anne Grosz, sound design by Carl Casella and lighting design by Paul Hudson. Mark Sensinger does musical orchestrations and arrangements as well as contributes additional music and lyrics. The management team includes Lindsey Alexander, stage manager and Brierpatch Productions, general manager.
Boomers plays the following schedule through Saturday, July 30th:
7/15 @5pm, 7/16 @5:30 pm, 7/17 @Noon, 7/20 @5pm, 7/22 @5:30 pm, 7/23 @11am,
7/24 @8:30 pm, 7/27 @5:45 pm, 7/30 @8:30pm
Tickets are $18 and are now available online at https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/834885 or by calling 866.811.4111.
For more information, visit www.midtownfestival.org and http://www.boomersthemusical.com/.
PETER BARON (Co-Author, Music, Lyrics) Boomers: The Musical of a Generation, marks Peter's debut in musical theater. Touring the East Coast for two years as a backup band to larger rock acts, he used the experience to enhance his musical and vocal skills as he continued to write and play originals. All this culminated in an album of originals at Columbia Records. It was years later that he realized that his song, "No more football", a major production number on the album, was really the premise for an epic generational musical. Since that revelation, the urgent message of Boomers: The Musical of a Generation has been a driving force.
Having completed a world class run at the prestigious Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale, Peter and the team are thrilled to debut Boomers at the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
Peter is also concentrating on the development of his newest musical piece, Brother's Keeper. "Keeper is a music and story driven, four character show. Being a time convoluted mystery-morality play, it is a bit quirky. It shows a ton of respect for an audience's instinct." says Peter. Mark Miville, one of the creative team members, sums up Brother's Keeper as "a great Les Mis episode of Law and Order.
MERIDEE STEIN (Co-Author): A producer and director as well as founding artistic director of First All Children's Theatre Company and president of Plain Language Productions. Collaborated on new works with Broadway composers Stephen Schwartz, Charles Strouse, Richard Peaslee, Sheldon Harnick and Elizabeth Swados. Currently in development: SILAS, THE MUSICAL.
Ms. Stein's productions have appeared Off-Broadway and nationally at such venues as the Public Theatre, O'Neill Theatre Center, Annenberg Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. International credits include productions in China, Japan, India, Sri Lanka, and the Middle East. Ms. Stein is a member of The Dramatists Guild of America and The Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers. She is a 2004 graduate of The Commercial Theatre Institute.
GERALD vanHEERDEN (Director) A graduate of The Boston Conservatory and emerging east coast director of musicals and plays, Gerald has vast experience working with creative, musical theater endeavors as artistic director, conceptualist and director. Some of the many venues in NYC he has worked at are: The June Havoc Theater, Black Spectrum Theatre, Henry Street Settlement and the Greenwich Street Theater. Current directorial work includes, Hadleyburg: A new musical and Boomers. Mr. vanHeerden has a long association with NMTN, the parent company of NYMF as evaluations associate and artistic administrator of the TAM award, endowed by the late Mae Richard, Off-Broadway-Lyricist. Recently, he was appointed as co Artistic Director for the Midtown International Theatre Festival. Member of (SDC) Stage Directors and Choreographers professional union. Website: www.geraldvanheerden.com
KEVIN FITZGERALD FERGUSON (Choreographer) is originally from Houston, Texas. Kevin has studied at The Houston Ballet, Boston Ballet, The Ailey School, and holds a BFA from The Boston Conservatory of Music. Kevin has performed and taught domestically and Internationally. Mr. Ferguson is an NAACP, Arts Recognition and Talent Search Level One recipient. Mr. Ferguson has choreographed productions of The Wiz, Bye, Bye Birdie, and Fame: The Musical. Kevin has taught at Ballet Hispanico, The Joffrey School, and The Pulse Performing Arts Center. Kevin has performed work by Nilas Martins, Donald Byrd, and Larry Keigwin. He has danced with Elisa Monte Dance Company, Radio City Christmas Spectacular, the Metropolitan Opera, Regis and Kelly Live, and David Parsons Dance Company. He is pleased to be joining the creative team of Boomers.
The Midtown International Theatre Festival, now in its twelfth year, celebrates the diversity of theatre. The MITF welcomes theatrical storytelling across a broad spectrum of genres, forms, identities, cultures, and appetites. The MITF seeks to nurture these new ideas, perspectives, and stories on its stages, with an eye set on guiding these productions toward future success and longevity. The festival, traditionally held in summer, represents a fantastic, often paradoxical, adventurous and intriguing cross-section of the forefront of the theatre world. The MITF proudly hosts production companies from across the country and around the globe, uniting talent in one of the biggest theatre capitals in the world.
John Chatterton created the MITF in 2000, a Midtown alternative to other theatre festivals, as a way to present the finest off-off Broadway talent in convenience, comfort, and safety. In 2008, the Festival added two 99-seat theatres and inaugurated the Commercial Division for upwardly mobile shows with commercial ambitions.
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Jerusalem (Aug. 26)
The 22nd World Zionist Congress will be held in Basle, Switzerland, it was announced here today. The Congress will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first World Zionist Congress which was also held in Basle.
Dr. Fritz Ullman, who has been the technical director of world Zionist congresses for many years, departed yesterday by plane for Switzerland to make the necessary arrangements for the forthcoming sessions.
It was estimated here that 2,500,000 "shekolim" entitling purchasers to vote in the election of delegates to the Congress have already been sold by various national Zionist bodies, with half of them purchased in the United States.


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Watch: Joc Pederson crashes into wall to make game-saving catch
Los Angeles Dodgers centerfielder Joc Pederson robbed San Diego Padres outfielder Justin Upton of what would have been a walk-off hit in Sunday's game.
Upton, given the green light on a 3–0 count with two outs in the ninth inning, hit a long fly ball to dead centerfield on a fastball down the middle from Juan Nicasio. Alexi Amarista was the runner on second base and surely would have scored the game-winning run if Pederson had not tracked the ball down.
Pederson appeared to have a bit of trouble locating the ball, looking over both shoulders before making the catch one step before crashing into the centerfield wall.
Thanks to Pederson's heroics, the game went to extra innings and the Dodgers won in the 12th.
• Watch: Pirates' Sean Rodriguez makes diving catch
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A few weeks ago I came across this cool new app on iTunes:
As described in the iTunes App Store:
PicFrame helps you combine multiple photos into amazing looking frames and share them with your friends and family via Facebook, Email, Instagram, Twitter, Flickr and Tumblr. With 60 fully adjustable frames, rounded corners, photo effects, shadows, plenty of patterns and an easy color picker you will always have a unique look.
I don't have any fancy photography programs, and have been frustrated by my inability to do side-by-side pictures on WordPress.com blog, so I thought I'd give it a try. Now that I've played with it a bit, I thought I'd write up a PicFrame App review.
It is very easy to use and has lots of features. As highlighted in the iTunes App Store:
I used it to make these collages from pictures on my iPhone:
I picked a frame color to complement the cherry blossoms.
I played with different special effects.
I tried out different frame styles and the 99-cent "label" add-on.
I used it for this picture of my GW Parkway Classic race number and t-shirt.
And this picture of the three things I bought in preparation for race day.
There are tons of options for frame styles and sizes
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and options for frame thickness, frame color, picture effects, etc.
Once you finish your project, you can share it on Facebook or Twitter, send it by email, or just save it to your iPhone. Since I have the WordPress app, I can upload the saved projects from my iPhone photo library right into my blog. It's really quite a fun tool for its 99 cent price tag!
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Hello Everyone!
I'm not ready to say goodbye to 2013 just yet, but the year has surely been nothing short of busy and fun-filled. Let's recap, shall we?
January: We had 13 CYB Parties! This was also the month that Miss America contestant Allyn Rose spoke up about her decision to undergo a prophylactic double mastectomy, to a highly controversial media response.
February: We attended the C4YW Conference in Bellevue, Washington and had over 20 parties! Not bad for a short month 😉
March: We welcomed Chelsea Kaufman, our second UCLA Campus Ambassador! With her help, we attended over 20 parties!
April was the month of celebrating the beautiful lives of two women: Michelle Lowe and the writer of My Big Girl Pants, Bridget Spence. We also commemorated Jennifer through her husband's heartfelt portrayal of her journey with breast cancer.
May: We kept up the 20+ parties streak and had the biggest party of all- CYB's Annual Party & Fundraiser! Our friends, old and new, helped us raise over $250,000 dollars to continue educating and empowering women! Hurrah!
June: CYB's own Emily Kaplan shared her involvement in The Scar Project. Simply awesome.
July: We celebrated America's birthday with the cutest spangled beach bum:
August: Tallied up our parties for the slowest season and counted 15 Bay Area parties!
September: School swung into full gear and we added two new Campus Ambassadors-Asia Adona, to the WSU campus, and Emily Jong, to UC Berkeley! We hopped back onto the 20+ parties train with 25 parties!
October: Predictably, this was our busiest month (major photo drop pending), with parties at UC Berkeley, UCLA, University of Washington, WSU, Seattle U, private homes, MOPS, health fairs, churches, women's shelters, and so many more! In fact, more parties than any other month in CYB history. Not to mention, an Instagram contest with our partner, Adore Me.
CYB Instructor, Elizabeth Crouch, puts it perfectly:
"And in the spirit of Frank, Fun and Fearless, I'm closing out October with deep gratitude for CYB and …
1. all the wonderful women (and men) I've met this month who are now taking positive health actions
2. the ongoing courage and fierce determination of several friends in cancer treatment .. I love, love, love you!
3. the glowing health of my thriver daughter and her sisters
4. Halloween and cherished friends who send me its festive reminders!"
A glimpse into our favorite month-
November: Stomped through LA like it's our playground and left our mark. Oh, and a new record for November: 40 parties. On an unrelated note, Thanksgiving and the start of Hanukkah fell on the same day. The last time this happened was in 1888.
And here we are in December! My what a year 2013 has been! In case you are shopping via Amazon for your loved ones, why not add CYB to your list of favorite organizations before checking out?
2014 is going to be a fantastic year! Can't wait to set more records and keep our vision of education and empowerment alive. Thank you for partying with us!
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Neuroimaging: The Ultimate Stigma-Buster
All brains are not created equal. We accept that our bodies – from the neck down – are different and have limitations because of those differences. But we seem to have a problem understanding that our brains are different and limited, too.
We do not expect Danny Devito to play basketball as well as Jeremy Lin because Danny is vertically challenged. No matter how many spin classes you go to, you body will never be as perfectly proportioned for riding a bicycle as Lance Armstrong. We do not consider Gweneth Paltrow an inferior human being because she can't sing like Aretha Franklin. And all the Hail Mary's in the Vatican ain't ever going to get me into the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. Not gonna happen.
We accept the physical limitations of our bodies because we can see that they are built differently. Maybe it's our DNA or maybe we didn't get the foods we needed to support healthy muscle and bone growth when we were kids.
But when it comes to the brain, we seem to have this notion that everyone's brain is the same. We look down on people who don't have our mental aptitude and acuity. We attribute it to a lack of discipline and drive. They need to take some responsibility – think things through before they do something stupid, again. I mean, seriously, what did they think was going to happen when they _______________ (fill in the blank with some contemptible behavior). Why can't she stop drinking? Why can't he keep a job? What a loser.
I've been thinking of this a lot lately because it is an election year and we're hearing all kinds of tough talk from candidates about government handouts and entitlement programs and rooting out fraud and cleaning up government and blah, blah, blah…
Yes, there are a lot of people gaming the system, getting benefits they do not deserve or are not entitled to. But there are many, many, many more people who are not as lucky to have healthy functioning brains that enable them to support themselves. No matter how much training or discipline or love they get, their brains may never achieve the same level of functioning as healthy brains.
Medications, a healthy lifestyle, stable living conditions, sobriety and therapy may help. But just as Danny Devito cannot grow another 3 feet, neither can the brains of people with disabling mental illnesses repair themselves completely.
Problem is, you can't see my bipolar, alcoholic brain and how it reacts differently to drugs and alcohol than the brain of a non-alcoholic/addict. You can't see how my amygdala reacts when I drink. You cannot see how the synapses in the brain of a person with depression aren't playing nice together. Because we cannot see these things, we just assume the person is stupid, slow, mean and a smorgasbord of other negative behaviors that prevent that person from supporting herself.
This is where neuroimaging comes in. If you could see what I have seen, you would have no doubt that our brains are not created equal. Once you see the technicolor image of a healthy brain beside the brain of a person with depression or post-traumatic, obsessive-compulsive or attention deficit disorder you will have no doubt. I recently attended a presentation by Dr. Randy Buckner, the Director of Psychiatric Neuroimaging at Massachusetts General Hospital. When he was asked why neuroimaging is so important, I expected him to begin speaking in some incomprehensible medical dialect that I would not understand. But his answer was simple. To get rid of stigma.
When there are finally tests to confirm disorders – when the doubters see what I have seen – stigma will finally begin to fade. I think we are very close.
Which brings me back to this election season. We need candidates who have the guts to continue funding for neuroimaging research – not only to eliminate the stigma but to catch the cheaters. Proving mental illnesses are real will save not only save lives but also tax-dollars. Imagine the customized care we could provide our soldiers and Marines coming home from war if we could see their post-traumatic stress.
Imagine a criminal justice and prison system based on sound science. Imagine how different the lives of bipolar teens would be if we could see what was going on in their brains.
Now, imagine a candidate who understands this – who gets it. And then let me know who that is. Please.
Bicyclist photo available from Shutterstock.
Stapleton, C. (2012). Neuroimaging: The Ultimate Stigma-Buster. Psych Central. Retrieved on September 23, 2017, from https://blogs.psychcentral.com/depression/2012/04/neuroimaging-the-ultimate-stigma-buster/


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Tamil Mallu Aunty Shakeela: playgirls is a first movie of famous Tamil Mallu actress Shakeela. She is working as a south Indian actress. she is appeared in soft core and b movie. mostly she has done Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, and Kannada languages movies. Playgirls is the first and famous movie of Shakeela. In this movie she is looking Tamil Mallu Aunty in saree and without saree. after that she has completed many grade B movies in Telugu, Punjabi, and Kannada languages.She had become popular by acting in B-grade Malayalm films. maximum all movies of Shakeela tamil mallu aunty are dubbed in all indian language. Her films were dubbed even into foreign languages like Nepalese, Chinese, Sinhala etc.From January 2013 she has working on her debut film "Neelakkurinji Poothu" in which she will be seen as a fisher-woman who is the main protagonist of the movie. watch here Tamil Mallu Aunty Shakeela photo gallery in playgirls movie
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As a father, I'm normally against the idea of slaughtering children. But I dare you to watch 20 seconds of this clip without resisting the urge to grab a machete and start playing "got your nose" for real. I bet these kids never even learn to read a fucking traffic light.
Not pictured: Peter King behind a music stand waving a conductor's stick.


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Vet's ride reaches NYC destination
Posted June 14, 2014
Weldon, N.C. — Harry Conner finished his East Coast trek from Florida to New York City with a visit to the national 9/11 Memorial this week.
Conner, a veteran of the U.S. Army, set out on the ride this spring with very little training and almost no support, but with the inspiration of the sacrifice made by a fellow soldier.
When he learned the story of Sgt. First Class Alwyn Cashe, Conner became convinced that the man deserves the Medal of Honor and plans to use his personal effort to draw attention to that cause.
He left Cashe's final resting place in Florida in mid-May and pedaled all the way to New York City, detailing his progress on a Facebook page.
Cashe sacrificed life for peers
Cashe was serving in Iraq in 2005 when his vehicle was hit by an Improvised Explosive Device. Fuel spread flames everywhere.
"Yet he went back to a burning vehicle," Conner said.
Cashe saved fellow soldiers, pulling them from the fire. With each trip, Cashe himself was burned over and over. He later died from his injuries.
Cashe was awarded the Silver Star for Valor, but Conner thinks he deserves more. He and others have made the case for Cashe's Medal of Honor, but Conner says it remains tied up in bureaucracy.


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