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Dear Reader, Baby, Sweetheart,
By the time you'll have read this, I'll be gone.
I left at daybreak.
You see, something happened last night, baby. You were sleeping so soundly, and I didn't want to wake you. Your pretty, indie face on the pillow, smiling to yourself. Sugar plums were, like, dancing in your head. You slept, reader baby, and I stared at the ceiling. Wide awake. Contemplating spending the rest of my life with you. I was going to ask you to marry me. But it didn't feel right.
There's God, and love, and this insane force inside of you. The light attaches to you, always.
Reader baby, know this: you're beautiful, and the thing is, I don't know who I am anymore. Something happened.
This happened:
In a landmark defiance of EVERYTHING, I am of a similar viewpoint as a Marley fan. And not just any fan. The Marley family and I are in agreement. Apparently, the Marley family's Fifty Six Hope Road Music Ltd aims to sue both Verizon Wireless and Universal Music Group based on Verizon's try for use of Marley songs as ringtones.
I am siding with the Marleys.
I must confess, though, that I side with the Marleys out of personal interest. You see, reader baby, I'm still in college, and these ringtones may ruin my life. As in:
1. I don't want to hear "Buffalo Soldier" ringing as my fellow COLLEGE KIDZ! make the nightly booty call;
2. I don't want to hear "Buffalo Soldier" on the street;
3. Or by way of an accidental ring ring ring ring in class;
4. At Planned Parenthood;
5. While buying weed,
6. And 100000000000000000000000 puppies,
7. And 343049039403940349 kittens,
8. Or, really, ever.
Yes, I side with the Marleys for the sole purpose of killing off any possibility for me to hear a Bob Marley song, ever. Still, reader baby, I can't live with myself knowing that my support of the Marleys, though grossly unintentional, is still, in essence, some support.
You're just too damn good for me.
Goodbye, reader baby. I will love and miss you. Don't try to contact me.
Really, you're beautiful.

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WASHINGTON — The YouTube video shows an anonymous first-grade teacher trying, and failing, to get her students to discuss a book. You see kids yammering away, wandering off, squabbling. The teacher snaps her fingers at one child, sends another to the corner and tells a boy, "You're really bugging me."
My job was to study a roomful of would-be teachers as they watched the video — and gauge their reactions to determine if these candidates had what it takes to be "inspired teachers." But what could I really tell about a person's aptitude for teaching from how they responded to a few minutes of YouTube?
I'd been asked to serve on a panel that would choose teaching fellows for the Center for Inspired Teaching, a Washington nonprofit that trains people to become the kind of energetic, idealistic, effective teachers who might help turn around the D.C. school system. Here was my chance to peek inside that wing of the national school-reform movement that maintains that, after decades of futile tinkering with curriculum, class size and a dozen other factors, the key to change is to focus on who is teaching. Get rid of bad teachers and bring in good ones, the reformers say.
But how do you know who's good — especially if they've never taught a kid in their lives?
For a full day, I, along with retired teachers, professors, reformers and center staff would observe and question 15 candidates from all walks: college seniors looking for their first job, teachers trying to improve their skills, people in unrelated careers looking for a change. They were among 180 applicants seeking a slot in a 15-month program that starts with a summer-long boot camp and continues with a full year as a D.C. teacher, paired with an experienced mentor.
The goal is nothing less than to radically change children's classroom experience. Ideally, the Inspired Teaching fellows will treat children like the eager, curious and fascinating people they are, rather than prisoners in an institution. Many skeptics will roll their eyes. What works in some idealist's manifesto about children's natural desire to learn won't fly in these classrooms, with those kids, they say. And that, I quickly learned, is one sure-fire way not to get into the Inspired Teaching program: Call students those kids.
As the day progressed, the candidates took part in unconventional exercises that turned out to be every bit as revealing as traditional interview and essay questions. I was surprised by how easy it was to slot most candidates into lists of winners and losers. Most were clearly either the kind of person I could easily see kids remembering for the rest of their lives or the kind who makes kids loathe school.
You're either "curious," "contemplative," "flexible" and "adaptive" — among characteristics we were to watch for — or you're not. The guy who scoffed, frowned and repeatedly exhaled in frustration when asked to use a pile of art supplies to construct a nonverbal definition of intelligence was not going to inspire kids to think creatively about fractions, poetry or how we know the Earth isn't flat.
At the other end of the spectrum, a woman who offered a slew of reasons why it might be perfectly okay for a child to color his fingertips with markers won praise. "I'm usually not so excited by the fresh-outs," one staffer said, using the organization's slang for applicants just finishing college. "But she's terrific."
I worried that we were being swayed by subjective impressions: the candidates' energy, confidence, improvisational talent. But as we turned to the scoring rubric that would be the basis of our selections, those impressions turned into reasoned judgments about characteristics. Do candidates believe that all children can think and learn, or do they see kids as problems? Who has the personal strength and skills to persevere and connect with students? And who feels called to teach? (Probably not the guy who said teaching was a good way to learn about his community before running for a seat in Congress.)
"We try to be as objective as possible, but there is a magic factor," said Julie Sweetland, Inspired Teaching's research director.
The selection process demonstrates that the potential to connect with kids permeates a personality; or, as Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart would have put it: "I know it when I see it."
The judges mostly all developed similar impressions of the candidates. Maybe, then, there is such a thing as an "inspired teacher" — someone who listens well, with high standards and perseverance, who is also vulnerable and loving.
The idea that great teachers are born, not made? Aleta Margolis, the founder and director of Inspired Teaching, doesn't buy it. Yes, some people are more likely to become great teachers than others, but Margolis believes many, if not most, educators can be taught to turn away from an authoritarian approach and adopt values and methods that help children become active, involved learners.
They can be molded into "instigators of thought" rather than providers of information, teachers who present questions such as: "This is the formula for multiplying fractions — why?"
Maybe great teachers are both born and made.
I started the day hesitant about picking great teachers out of a crowd, but as the candidates spoke, I saw in some of them meaningful flashes of the extraordinary people I've seen change lives in my years of covering schools, in my children's classes and in my own education. The raw material really does stand out; whether it develops into inspired teaching depends on the training and time that follow.
But even the most promising teachers won't face their greatest challenge until after their training, when they go to work in schools where senior colleagues advise them not to smile until after Christmas, to show the kids who's boss.
That's when the real test happens: In schools suspicious of kids, change takes place only when individual teachers take on the system. Now that's when you really need to be inspired.
Marc Fisher, the Washington Post's enterprise editor for local news, has covered education as a reporter and columnist for three decades.


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The Federal Reserve's monetary policy statements aren't necessarily easy to understand, so here is a translation that explains what the Fed said and what it meant in plainer English.What the Fed saidWhat the Fed meantFED: Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in June suggests that economic activity is leveling out. Conditions in financial markets have improved further in recent weeks.
Household spending has continued to show signs of stabilizing but remains constrained by ongoing job losses, sluggish income growth, lower housing wealth, and tight credit.
Businesses are still cutting back on fixed investment and staffing but are making progress in bringing inventory stocks into better alignment with sales.
Although economic activity is likely to remain weak for a time, the Committee continues to anticipate that policy actions to stabilize financial markets and institutions, fiscal and monetary stimulus, and market forces will contribute to a gradual resumption of sustainable economic growth in a context of price stability.Translation: The economy may have stopped getting worse. Financial markets still are getting better, which implies that past improvement wasn't a fluke. Household spending is leveling off as consumers deal with unemployment and tight credit. Businesses are spending less on employees and capital goods, but inventories are improving. The economy will improve as it responds to low rates and stimulus spending.FED: The prices of energy and other commodities have risen of late. However, substantial resource slack is likely to dampen cost pressures, and the Committee expects that inflation will remain subdued for some time.Translation: Fuel and metals and other commodities are becoming more expensive, but that doesn't mean other things are going to get more expensive. Inflation isn't a worry right now.FED: In these circumstances, the Federal Reserve will employ all available tools to promote economic recovery and to preserve price stability.
The Committee will maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 0 to 1/4 percent and continues to anticipate that economic conditions are likely to warrant exceptionally low levels of the federal funds rate for an extended period.
As previously announced, to provide support to mortgage lending and housing markets and to improve overall conditions in private credit markets, the Federal Reserve will purchase a total of up to $1.25 trillion of agency mortgage-backed securities and up to $200 billion of agency debt by the end of the year. In addition, the Federal Reserve is in the process of buying $300 billion of Treasury securities.
To promote a smooth transition in markets as these purchases of Treasury securities are completed, the Committee has decided to gradually slow the pace of these transactions and anticipates that the full amount will be purchased by the end of October.
The Committee will continue to evaluate the timing and overall amounts of its purchases of securities in light of the evolving economic outlook and conditions in financial markets. The Federal Reserve is monitoring the size and composition of its balance sheet and will make adjustments to its credit and liquidity programs as warranted.Translation: Inflation has been high, especially for anyone who refuels a car. Inflation should die down a bit, but maybe not. Who knows, really?FED: The Fed will do what it can to stimulate the economy while avoiding inflation. The federal funds rate will remain in a range of zero percent to 0.25 percent and will stay that way probably until next year.
To keep credit markets going, the Fed will buy more than a trillion dollars' worth of mortgage debt this year. The Fed had previously announced that it would buy $300 billion in Treasuries "by autumn"; now the ending date is firmer, and the purchases will be completed by the end of October. The Fed will buy various securities when necessary, and will make adjustments when warranted.Translation: Recession or outsize inflation: both seem quite possible. The Fed will keep an eye on things and do what it has to do to keep the economy growing without letting prices get out of hand.FED: Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; William C. Dudley, Vice Chairman; Elizabeth A. Duke; Charles L. Evans; Donald L. Kohn; Jeffrey M. Lacker; Dennis P. Lockhart; Daniel K. Tarullo; Kevin M. Warsh; and Janet L. Yellen.Translation: The decision is unanimous. advertisementRelated Links:Mortgage Rate Trend Index: Sept. 18, 2014Mortgage rates rise as Fed meetsNational mortgage rates for Sept. 18, 2014Related Articles:Breaking Fed newsFed bank districtsFiguring out the Fed
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Marian Bantjes - Portfolio
Marian Bantjes / Portfolio
Foreword by Stefan Sagmeister
208 pages / Hard cover
15.5 cm × 24cm (approx. 6 × 9½ inches)
Printed in full colour plus gold throughout.
List price: £19.95 / $40
Published in the UK by Thames & Hudson, ISBN 978-0-500-51529-7
Published in the USA by The Monacelli Press, ISBN 978-1580932967
This book is my masterpiece. I spent 15 months between 2009–2010 writing, illustrating and designing it. It's a gorgeous hardcover, with gold and silver foils on a satin cloth, with gilded page edges. It's printed in 5 colours throughout (mostly CMYK + Gold) on a coated stock. At a smallish size, it is a book meant for holding and reading, curled up in your favourite chair.
Every single illustration is new, created for the book, and the content is not about my work (i.e. not a monograph), but instead combines graphic art with the written word, and lends my own contemplative but frequently amused voice to my observations of the world.
Some of the articles were originally published as blog posts for the now-archived blog Speak Up, but they have been resurrected, edited, rewritten and given new life in these pages. Those quirkier writings are interspersed between more philosophical musings on the nature of Wonder and Honour and Memory as they pertain to graphics and the visual world around us.
As a book experience, the relationship between the content and the graphics is very important. They are totally interdependent and neither the articles nor the graphics can live without the other.
The book is in many ways eclectic, with a variety of forms and moods, represented in an abundance of typefaces and graphic styles. But, much in the way of one of my favourite films, the documentary "Fast, Cheap and Out of Control" by Errol Morris, this disparity picks up threads one from another as it progresses, and starts to weave together in a unified whole.
Ultimately the range of thoughts, personal history and hare-brained ideas come together. To the eyes, it is a feast for visual gluttons, but as those who are familiar with my work will already know, there is food for the mind and the heart as well.
While the book will be enjoyed by designers and our ilk, it also has a broad range of appeal. The thoughts and experiences within are largely universal, and at times very personal. Buy one for your mother! Your nephew! Your boyfriend!
"…I am compelled to write about "I Wonder" with as much flourish as is graphically demonstrated on page after page; I find the book that engaging. […] Bantjes's deceptively compact trove of visual riches, whose floriated cover design is printed in gold and silver metallic inks, with gilt-edged pages that suggest a venerable religious document, is packed with as many stylistic variations as are possible by one author/artist/designer in 192 pages. And it is a wondrous, if breathless, display of virtuosic craft. […] not a typographic jewel or fleuron or dingbat (as printer's decorations are called), not a scratch or scribble or scrawl (as some of the typographic techniques should be called) is out of place."
— Steven Heller, "Graphic Content | Marian Bantjes, Illuminated", New York Times Magazine
Foreword by Rick Poynor
272 pages / Hard cover
26 cm × 35cm (approx. 10.25 × 13.75 inches)
Printed in full colour throughout
About 800 colour illustrations
List price: £42 / $75
Published in the UK by Thames & Hudson, ISBN 9780500517000
Published in the USA by Metropolis Books (DAP Artbook), ISBN 978-1938922220
This is it. This is the monograph of my work. It comprises almost everything I've done from 2003–2012. It took me a year to compile, design, write and produce (working once again with the wonderful Lucas Dietrich from Thames & Hudson). It contains somewhere around 800 images, including sketches and rejected concepts, with descriptions of each project and my thoughts (often painfully honest) on each.
While many monographs truly are just books of pictures, I wanted to create a book that answered many of the questions people ask me about my work, and showed both the process of some of the pieces and the progress and development of my career over the past 10 years. This book is full on intense. It's not the type of thing you flip through and absorb at a sitting. In my usual manner, it is dense with imagery and information. The book may seem expensive but you get a complete wealth of information.
My intention was and is to never speak about this body of work publicly again. Everything I've ever had to say about the specific work is here: the details, the anecdotes, the stories. It is done.
I was also thrilled to have Rick Poynor agree to write a Foreword to the book, and in this he exceeded my expectations. I couldn't ask for a nicer Foreword by a more eminent person.
Pretty Pictures is arranged chronologically. It begins with a quick overview of my career as a book typesetter (1983–1993) and then as a graphic designer (1993–2003) with a splatter of thumbnails from my work through that time, and then jumps to the heart of the matter with the work I started on my own in 2003 in an attempt to make a living doing work that I love.
Each year begins with a synopsis of how I felt about that year's work. Projects are listed by the month they were completed, with descriptions of the work, how the job went and my opinion of the final, with significant projects expanded to include sketches and other elements of the process where useful.
An index in the back lists projects by name, clients, groupings ("Posters", Patterns" etc.), materials ("Pasta", "Tin Foil" etc.), categories (e.g. "Rejected. See also Died, Killed") and a list of Fonts used in projects. It also includes lists of other books and magazines my work is in, and conferences I have spoken at (up to September 2013).
While most art and design books are designed around a strict grid system, I needed more flexibity than this could afford. Because the book contains so many projects, some important and some minor, and because I already had a chronological structure I decided to allow myself to put the projects in any size that made sense and create structure out of each page spread. I allowed some fudging on the time scale (perhaps by a month) to accomodate interesting parallels between work and the visual balance of pages. This made things harder for myself than plopping things into grid spaces, but it makes a much more dynamic and interesting design overall.
The book jacket is silkscreened in red on glorious mirror-reflective mylar, wrapped around a hardback cover, which reveals a surprise.


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What does severe bilateral foraminal stenosis mean? I have bulging discs at the T12-L1, L1-2,L2-3,L3-4,L4-5 levels, and L5-S1 3mm. Also Grade 1 retrolisthesis and anterolisthesis at multiple levels.
I am a 66 year old caucasian female.
What bothers me the most now is severe pain traveling from my right groin down the front of my inner thigh, to my inner knee then crossing over below my knee to the right side of my lower leg.
I would like clarification as to what nerves (if any) are there and why it is progressing. Just a generalization please. I`m going for nerve tests with a Neurologist next week.
Thanks for any comments.
Hello, thank you for your question. "Bilateral" means both sides (left and right). "Foraminal" means having to do with the "foramen", which is the small opening in the side of the spinal canal where each individual nerve root exits the spine. "Stenosis" means "narrowing". So, this means you have severe narrowing of the space around where the nerves exit the spine on both sides. It sounds like you have a very bad back. The symptom you're describing in your leg might (or might not) fit with some compression or irritation of your right L4 (fourth lumbar) nerve, but the nerve tests should confirm that. Keep that appointment with the Neurologist. Keep in mind, I'm only generalizing one possibility based on the symptoms you described in your leg. Also, keep in mind that "findings" on your MRI don't necessarily represent anything meaningful, and don't necessarily have anything to do with your pain. That is something only a specialist with experience treating spinal problems can interpret. Good luck.
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Texas shootout might be tied to Colo. slaying
DENVER — Texas authorities are investigating whether a black Cadillac that led deputies on a gunfire-filled chase through a rural county on Thursday is linked to the slaying of Colorado's state prison chief.
The car, which has Colorado plates, matches the description of the vehicle seen leaving Tom Clements' house shortly before he was fatally shot Tuesday night while answering his front door.
"There is an investigation into that right now," Montague County Sheriff Paul Cunningham said. "There's nothing confirmed."
The chase began about noon in Montague County, about 100 miles northwest of Dallas, when a deputy stopped the Cadillac, Cunningham said. He said he did not know the reason for the stop.
The car's driver fired on the deputy, then drove off, Cunningham said. The deputy alerted local law enforcement, which found the car heading south on a highway in the town of Decatur.
The Cadillac crashed into a truck, Police Chief Rex Hoskins told the Wise County Messenger in a videotaped interview. The driver opened fire on authorities and was shot, then taken to a Ft. Worth Hospital, officials said.
El Paso County, Colo., sheriff's investigators were looking for a late-model car, possibly a Lincoln or a Cadillac, that a neighbor spotted near Clements' home around the time of the shooting. Lt. Jeff Kramer refused to say what other clues may have been found after Clements' neighborhood was canvassed by officers.
Clements, 58, was killed as he answered the door to his home Tuesday night in Monument, a town of rolling hills and alpine trees north of Colorado Springs. His death stunned law enforcement colleagues in Colorado and Missouri, where he spent most of his career as a highly respected corrections official.
Police haven't said if they think his death was linked to his job.
Denver's KMGH-TV reported Thursday that Clements may have put a bicycle up for sale for $1,200 on Craigslist. Kramer told the station, "I can't speak to the efforts behind this tip, or the level we are giving it."
In recent weeks, Clements had requested chemicals to plan for the execution of a convict on Colorado's death row and denied a Saudi national's request to serve out the remainder of a sentence in his home country. Officials refused to say whether they were looking at those actions as possible motives.
Clements came to Colorado in 2011 after working three decades in the Missouri prison system. Missouri Department of Corrections spokeswoman Mandi Steele said Thursday the department was ready to help in the probe if asked.
"Tom regularly commented that corrections is inherently a dangerous business, and that's all that I'll say," said Alison Morgan, a Colorado corrections spokeswoman who worked closely with Clements.
Officials in positions like Clements' get a deluge of threats, according to people who monitor their safety. But it can be hard sorting out which ones could lead to violence. A U.S. Department of Justice study found that federal prosecutors and judges received 5,250 threats between 2003 and 2008, but there were only three attacks during that time period.
The last public official killed in Colorado in the past 10 years was Sean May, a prosecutor in suburban Denver. An assailant killed May as he arrived home from work. Investigators examined May's court cases, but the case remains unsolved.
"We were looking for anybody who had a grudge against May," Jackson said.
Steven Swensen, a former U.S. marshal who runs a company that provides security advice for court personnel, said one problem is that if someone really wants to harm a person, they usually don't send a warning.
"The person who makes a threat isn't the most likely to carry out on a threat," he said.
Glenn McGovern, a senior investigator with the Santa Clara County district attorney's office in California, tracks attacks on judges, prosecutors and senior law enforcement officials worldwide. He tabulated 133 such incidents in the U.S. since 1950.
"When I was looking at these attacks, very few gave any kind of threats," he said. "When it comes up, it's out of left field."
Mike McLelland is district attorney in Kaufman County, Texas, where one of his prosecutors was gunned down in January walking to the office through the courthouse parking lot.
McLelland said the attack was a "well-executed assassination" and that investigators have had to comb through every case the lawyer, Mark Hasse, handled. McClelland is still baffled at what might have sparked the slaying.
"Nobody is excluded and everybody is included," he said of investigations like these. "They're knocking over every rock they can."


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CombinatoRx, Incorporated, Cambridge, MA 02142, USA
Mol Syst Biol 3:80. 2007..This response surface methodology may even apply to non-biological systems where responses to targeted perturbations can be measured...
- Combination chemical geneticsJoseph Lehar
CombinatoRx Incorporated, 245 First Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142, USA
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- Chemical combinations elucidate pathway interactions and regulation relevant to Hepatitis C replicationChristopher M Owens
CombinatoRx, Incorporated, Cambridge, MA 02142, USA
Mol Syst Biol 6:375. 2010..Our findings show how combination chemical genetics can reveal critical pathway connections relevant to viral replication, and can identify potential treatments with an increased therapeutic window...
- Synergistic drug combinations tend to improve therapeutically relevant selectivityJoseph Lehar
CombinatoRx Inc, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Nat Biotechnol 27:659-66. 2009..The context specificity of synergistic combinations creates many opportunities for therapeutically relevant selectivity and enables improved control of complex biological systems...
- Multi-target therapeutics: when the whole is greater than the sum of the partsGrant R Zimmermann
CombinatoRx Inc, 245 First Street, Cambridge, MA 02142, USA
Drug Discov Today 12:34-42. 2007....
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CombinatoRx Incorporated, 650 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02118, USA
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 100:7977-82. 2003..Systematic combination screening may ultimately be useful for exploring the connectivity of biological pathways and, when performed with reference-listed drugs, may result in the discovery of new combination drug regimens...
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Developmental and Molecular Pathways, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
PLoS ONE 7:e48548. 2012..This is relevant since RAD001 is relatively well tolerated in patients while the toxicity profiles of ATP-competitive mTOR inhibitors are currently unknown...
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The Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142, USA
Nature 483:603-7. 2012..The generation of genetic predictions of drug response in the preclinical setting and their incorporation into cancer clinical trial design could speed the emergence of 'personalized' therapeutic regimens...
- High-order combination effects and biological robustnessJoseph Lehar
Discovery, CombinatoRx Inc, Cambridge, MA 02142, USA
Mol Syst Biol 4:215. 2008..Such studies would also reinforce the growing appreciation that biological systems are best manipulated not by targeting a single protein, but by modulating the set of many nodes that can selectively control a system's functional state...
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Clemson hosting fan pizza party, even if it loses ACC Championship
Dabo Swinney promised to hold a pizza party for Clemson fans if his team made it into this year's College Football Playoff, but now the school has decided to reward the Tigers' supporters no matter how the season ends.
Clemson has held the top spot in the CFP rankings since they debuted in Week 9 of the season, but the team still needs to defeat North Carolina in the ACC Championship Game on Saturday to assure its spot in the postseason tournament. Regardless of the outcome, Swinney says there will be a party for the 12–0 team, according to TigerNet.com.
"That's gonna happen and this thing kinda took a life of its own somehow but its kinda hard to plan for a pizza party if you do not know the outcome. You can't just plan a pizza party if you win the game cause you are not going to know until midnight or one in the morning. That's a lot of dough. As the season has planned out, the important thing, regardless if we win or not the game Saturday night, this team deserves to be celebrated. It really does."
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A man who wrecked a stolen BMW while fleeing from an Oconee County deputy Friday night was arrested Monday when authorities received information he was hiding at a public housing complex in Athens.
Charleston Jamal Croffie, 21, of Athens, was found in Parkview Homes about 3 p.m. Monday following the tip, Oconee County Sheriff Scott Berry said.
"He does have some injuries (as a result of the wreck). I'm not sure of the extent of them," the sheriff said Monday afternoon. "He's on the way to jail right now. We'll have a doctor assess him and see if he needs further medical treatment."
Charges Croffie faces in Oconee County include reckless driving, speeding, driving on a revoked license, eluding a deputy and leaving the scene of an accident. Croffie also might face an auto theft charge in Monroe, where a person reported the BMW stolen.
The wreck occurred at the Oconee Connector, where Croffie allegedly slammed the BMW through a guardrail after he tried to negotiate a turn off Mars Hill Road, according to a sheriff's report.
"We had dogs on the ground, but they weren't able to turn him up," Berry said.
The pursuit that led to the wreck started about 11:30 p.m. Friday when a deputy running radar on U.S. Highway 78 registered a car traveling 78 mph in a 55 zone, according to the report.
The deputy activated his emergency equipment, but the suspect turned onto Mars Hill Road and accelerated. The car once passed another vehicle in a no-passing zone, which the deputy said caused him to slow down his pursuit and lose sight of the car.
When the deputy reached the Oconee Connector, where Mars Hill intersects with Daniells Bridge Road, he found where the car had crossed the highway and slammed into the guardrail across the road from a Quick Trip gas station, according to the report.
The driver made his escape on foot, and Berry said he doesn't know of any witnesses to the wreck or anyone who saw Croffie fleeing. Several deputies converged on the site but were unable to locate the suspect, according to the report. After the wreck, investigators determined the car was stolen in Monroe, but police there failed to immediately return phone messages Monday.
Croffie was arrested on a burglary charge in the Bogart area in December 2010. In that case, he was caught at the scene of the burglary and fled from deputies but was apprehended, according to the previous report.
At the time, Croffie lived in Athens on Hollow Ridge Drive, a subdivision off Jefferson River Road.
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Fast-growing executive charter group VistaJet yesterday spelled out details of its new Flight Solutions portfolio. The Swiss-based group says that by operating closer to an airline business model it can radically change the economics of private aviation to make it a more viable option to a wider customer base.
"We have no base," VistaJet chairman Thomas Flohr told a MEBA show press conference yesterday. "The sky is our base." What he meant by that is that the company's fleet–which is being built up to include more than 90 aircraft–will be moved around the world according to where their charter bookings take them and will then, in theory, be well positioned for their next mission.
Nevertheless, Flohr has announced aggressive expansion plans into the flourishing Middle East private jet market, rolling out Flight Solutions, which include Jet Membership, Partnership and Ownership options.
Jet Membership is the block-charter program that VistaJet took over through its acquisition of Bombardier's Skyjet International division earlier this year. This is aimed mainly at customers who want only 25 to 50 flight hours at fixed, prepaid rates and with guaranteed aircraft availability. These flights are operated by Vistajet and a network of approved charter operators around the world.
Under the Partnership option, clients can buy between 100 and 600 flight hours. All of these flights are operated by VistaJet aircraft, with the operator committing to make 400 flight hours in each aircraft available to the program's clients and then making additional hours available for ad hoc charter on the open market. Customers commit to a specific aircraft type but can then opt for a larger or smaller jet for specific trips at the rates applicable in each case.
The Ownership option is for people who want to own the aircraft on which they fly. VistaJet is selling Bombardier aircraft which it ordered some time ago and so can pass on the acquisition cost savings compared with the current prices for these models. When the owners aren't flying, these aircraft can be chartered to third parties and they are able to share some of the revenues that these operations yield.
According to the company, whichever option people choose they are likely to enjoy flight-hour rates that are 15 to 20 percent less than those offered by rival block-charter or fractional-ownership programs. For instance, under Partnership, the occupied flight-hour-rate for a Learjet 60XR would be 5,900 euros (approximately $7,500).
"Our Flight Solutions open up a new chapter in business aviation, revolutionizing the way people use business jets," said Flohr. "For example, a customer may purchase a new Challenger 605 and begin flying immediately, paying one simple quarterly figure based on their hourly commitment, which in many cases, is lower than the traditional direct operating costs of the aircraft."


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Thank you for your interest in Phily Improv Theater's Training Center courses. We are very excited to have you begin or continue your training with us.
PHIT Training Center classes are dedicated to the development of our students as performers, writers and human beings. We strive to provide our students with a place to practice their craft and become a member of a community. It is extremely important that our courses are held in a supportive, non-threatening and creative environment.
With that in mind, we ask that you read and agree to our Terms & Conditions of Enrollment before you compete registration for any course.
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Students attempting to enroll in a course at PHIT must agree to the Terms & Conditions of Enrollment via an electronic acknowledgement, stating that they understand and confirm:
- They are 18 years of age or older (or in the case of 16- and 17-year-old children have permission, in the form of a previously requested and signed liability waiver, from their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) to enroll in the course).
- They have made a payment in full, or entered into a payment plan arrangement (with the understanding that their enrollment is not guaranteed until final payment is received before the stated due date for their balance).
- They agree to attend the full course, and to be on time for each week's class.
- They agree to attend at least two performances in their area of study at Philly Improv Theater during the duration of the course
- They agree to follow to the expected behavioral norms outlined in our Terms & Conditions of Enrollment.
Students are evaluated on a pass/fail basis and do not receive formal grades. Promotion to the next level is contingent on the following criteria: attendance/seeing shows, a demonstration of course concepts through discussion and application in class and on stage, and compliance with behavioral expectations.
Students are allowed two absences per course, with no guarantee of make-up classes. If a student misses a third class, he or she will be dropped from the course and have to repeat the level. Students are expected to be on time for all classes. Students who are more than 30 minutes late to four or more classes in a given course will be dropped from the course and have to repeat the level.
Students are expected to attend two live performances at Philly Improv Theater across the duration of their course. These performances provide students with an opportunity to see course concepts in practice, and are considered as equally important to their work in the classroom. Improv students should see improvised shows, sketch students should see written shows, etc.. Students who fail to see two shows will be required to repeat the level.
Instructors evaluate students at the conclusion of each course based on notes taken throughout the course. Instructors base evaluation on demonstration of an understanding of or the application of core concepts from each student during in-class performances and their class show (if applicable). Students demonstrate their understanding through discussion or the application of these concepts in improvised scenes for improv classes, their writing for sketch classes, etc..
Instructors use evaluation materials developed by Philly Improv Theater to evaluate each student's progress with course concepts. If the instructor feels that a student has not demonstrated a passable understanding of the concepts, the student will not be promoted. These students will be instructed to repeat the level (or another lower level course in the case of a more severe lack of understanding) if they want to continue to attend courses.
The Education Director will notify students who do not pass a course via e-mail. Students who fail a course will be told what specific skills and concepts they need remediation in.
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There are no refunds. No exceptions. All sales are final.
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After student registration information has been submitted there are no class exchanges, the student who was registered for a class cannot be changed. If a student wishes to transfer from one class into another class, they must request a transfer via an email to the class registrar (firstname.lastname@example.com) before the early registration deadline for the session in question. No late transfer requests will be honored.
Our classes rely on group participation, and absences will affect your growth, as well as the growth of your classmates. We ask that students try to attend every class within the session and arrive on time. Students who miss more than TWO (2) classes will fail the course, not be able to participate in the class graduation show, and may be asked not to attending remaining class sessions.
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Students may make up a class for any weeks other than the first or last week of class, if they know in advance of the start of class that they will be absent and contact the Class Registrar (firstname.lastname@example.com) with a make-up request. Requests received after that week's class has begun will not be honored. Make up classes must correspond to the class/week being missed and must be made up within the current session. Make-ups classes are not guaranteed. A make-up class does not replace an absence from the class a student originally enrolled in.
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- Consumption of drugs and/or alcohol during class, or participating in class under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol
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- Students must also abstain from using electronics in class, including audio or video recording devices and cellular phones (this includes reading or writing text messages and using the internet in class)
Inappropriate conduct will not be tolerated and will result in removal from the course. Any violation is typically addressed first by the instructor, then by the Education Director, and then by removal from the class – but depending on the severity of a conduct problem students may be removed from a class at any time. Refunds will not be given if you are removed from a class due to conduct.
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You will not be allowed to attend more classes, or to register for another class, until payment arrangements have been made to replace the destroyed property.
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Cisco IOS ® Software Release 12.2DA is a specific technology early deployment release (STED) that is designed to add features to support Cisco's currently-deployed digital subscriber line (DSL) technology. It is optimized for the following platforms: Cisco 6160 Series, Cisco 6260 Series, and Cisco 6015 Series Digital Subscriber Line access concentrators (DSLAMs). Any early deployment (ED) release of software should be used in a test network before being deployed in a production network.
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Note: The features delivered with this ED release will be immediately incorporated into the next software releases of Cisco IOS 12.2DA.
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Florida State Emphatically Ends Maryland's ACC Title Hopes
Sunday, November 23, 2008
A day that began with Maryland officials sneaking peaks at ACC scores ended with players cringing at the sight of two Byrd Stadium scoreboards, a snapshot reflecting a lost opportunity in a ghastly home finale they won't soon forget.
Florida State's 37-3 victory over Maryland last night, coupled with Boston College's victory over Wake Forest earlier yesterday, eliminated Maryland from ACC title contention. In a span of eight hours, the 22nd-ranked Terrapins went from division favorite to non-factor.
After the game, Maryland Coach Ralph Friedgen, appearing beaten and talking in a solemn tone, said it "boggles my mind that we can play so poorly in such a big game." Friedgen placed the blame squarely on his players, saying they "did not compete, did not play with any effort."
A spirited crowd of 51,620, who were asked to wear black to create a "blackout," braved near freezing temperatures to cheer on a team that for three months has baffled fans and coaches alike with its unpredictable, erratic personality. And in one of the most significant games in Friedgen's eight-year tenure, the Terrapins (7-4, 4-3 ACC) reassumed their non-competitive persona, looked overmatched in every respect and lost their first home game of the season in decisive fashion.
"It is very depressing," said Maryland center Edwin Williams, one of 30 seniors playing in their final home game.
Maryland's offensive line, which had carried the Terrapins in the previous game against North Carolina, could not contain Florida State's speedy pass rushers, who sacked Chris Turner six times, five in the first half. The Seminoles (8-3, 5-3) battered Turner from every angle and hurried and harassed the junior more than any opponent had this season.
Turner, who said he was hurting a "little bit" after the game, said Florida State's defensive linemen were probably the fastest he has seen this season, but said defensive players "played dirty. They take a lot of cheap shots."
Turner, who had not thrown an interception since Oct. 4, threw two. Running back Da'Rel Scott fumbled twice. And the Terrapins never challenged in a game their seniors viewed as a potential "perfect ending" to their careers.
Williams did not feel effort was as big a problem as execution, adding: "Everyone knew what the stakes were. When you have bad communication at home, that's bad. I didn't expect so many turnovers and mental errors. Things you would expect in the first game rather than the 11th."
The small pockets of Seminoles fans had plenty to cheer about during a first half in which their team forced three turnovers and took a commanding 21-0 lead. They had even more reason to rejoice when they first spotted a late-arriving guest, junior safety Myron Rolle, who hours earlier had won a Rhodes Scholarship.
After learning at 5:25 p.m. that he had won, Rolle took a charter flight to Baltimore and arrived at Byrd Stadium at 8:34. Florida State fans gave Rolle a standing ovation as he approached the Seminoles sideline.
Maryland's sideline offered a far different tenor. Trailing 21-0 late in the first half, wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey stood in the middle of a team huddle, pumping his feet, jumping and emphatically imploring teammates to respond. His rally cry fell on deaf ears.


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My Sister 'Crystal' - Poem by Bre Renee
She is the one who has been there through it all. The laughs the tears, giggling when you fall. The boyfriends, the heart breaks. The lies, the mistakes. She has been there for the real friends and been there for the fakes.
I cant imagine my life without her, shes truly a star. right now im missing her, the drive is just to far. I know im a little crazy, its only been a few weeks. but seriously crystal, I miss your chubby cheeks. I miss your grumpy face, when kyle is in the room, I miss your cheesy jokes, that bring me out of gloom. I miss your stupid showers, that feel like an hour and a half. I miss the funny sounds, that come along with your laugh.
Somewhere down the road she has became a great friend. im absolutely positive, she will be there until the end.
To be completly honest, she drives me insane. I really have to teach myself, to keep my temper tame. shes really something special, yet nothing special at all. she really is quite boring, but its funny when she falls.
Every time I leave, I miss her even more. But I love that when I do come home, She has an open door.
Remember Crystal most my poems are written when im mad. but this poem I wrote for you im actually very glad. in case you didnt notice, this poem makes a word. remember my beautiful sister, ill always love you, you little turd.
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Discussion in 'Archived Threads' started by savoxis, Sep 29, 2011.
savoxis, you rock. thanks. (what happened to the Thank Button)
Dont double post. it is not becoming of you.
A lot of stuff, I added them to the features list, there is ALOT more I forgot simply because it was in development for almost 6 months
Hey Savoxis,
Is the Scripts server down sir?
EDIT: Nevermind, it's fine.
This ROM is Famazing!
Userdata is wiping data, cache, and dalvik cache right?
yea i did, sorry, i deleted the other'n. I'm backing up now, so i can load it. thx again!
One of the mirrors is down (awesomazing.com) until I get my internet turned on, I was going to go offsite with all the mirrors, but unfortunatly the GIT server is housed on awesomazing, so I cant even add or change content until I get the internet turned back on, sorry guys. it MAY be back online around the 5th, but I have ALOT of other bills more important than comcast
can i theme this from the term emulator as velocity 1.1?
savoxis and j2cool2012, the look of velocity 1.2 is exquisite! amazing amazing look and theme you've made. wish it would live on in future android phones, i'm itching for the day to upgrade from my ally, but what you guys have done is something i would love to take with me.
i'm guessing since ADWlauncher is built into the framework, it can't be safely uninstalled, right? I am a Launcher Pro user so I have that loaded up.
You CAN uninstall it, but then the ADWLauncher Settings option will still be in the settings menu, and it will FC if you try it
It's been an amazing journey with you guys. Being a tester is an honor, and I just want to say thank you for all of this. Even though this is the LAST Velocity more than likely, it has some great competition. I hope to build a ROM of my own some day and I wish you all good luck with this ROM. On a side note, I will have a video of a special app I've been porting along with J2cool that I think you guys will enjoy. Here's a hint: No more needing to wipe to change ROMs Now get to flashing
Just an FYI to all, v1.2 does not come with a calendar app (at least, there wasn't in mine) so you'll have to download one or flash the stock. Also, the Messaging app that it comes with from Cyanogen, while completely awesome. Does not receive audio recordings correctly. It translates the AMR file that you get from someone into a Q... crap i forgot.. Q something.. it's a qualcomm file format that android hates. so if you want MMS to work correctly, you need to use the stock app.. which sucks, but it works.
QCP is the file format. It's strange, if i send an audio recording to myself, it saves correctly as an amr. but if i get it from my wife who is using stock messaging, my messaging app translates it into qcp. anyways, this was an identical problem as what velocity 1.1 had, and I told death2all all about it. The only way to fix it was to flash the stock messaging app. I'm trying to confirm whether that is still the correct fix here.
Yes, by changing the messaging app back to stock, the audio recording sent to me works fine now.
how does this compare to stormdroid?
as i was perusing through the install apps, i saw adobe flash 10... couldn't open it and could get flash to work on browser... was it just a try? or is there really a way to get it work?
Wow... StormDroid and Velocity 1.2 back to back! I feel like I'm in Ally heaven. Now I have a choice to make, which is difficult for me because I lack the ability to make decisions between things I like, ie: i'm still hungry because I couldn't decide what to make for breakfast.
Once again thank you savoxis and the entire Velocity team for your hard work. I would have smashed my phone into a thousand pieces and bought something else by now if I didn't have the exquisite software you guys have provided for it... can't thank you enough.
You can expect some beer money from me in the near future.
It's a hacked adobe flash player for arm6 processors. It's far from perfect, but some sites work. Try using different browsers, it might work.
Finally had time to download it tonight and it looks amazing.
Is there any chance of getting a red theme of this?
Pretty awsome and i love the theme.
The calendar function is very essential for me, so can you please answer a question for me? I use aftermarket calendar apps ("PimlicalA" and also Calendar Snooze) to access my Google Calendar and handle reminder alarms, but I had thought that the stock calendar was a necessity in order for the aftermarket calendar apps to work. Can I simply run those apps with no 'stock' calendar at all and continue on as things have been for me reminder alarm-wise?
IIRC, when I first switched from using Launcher Pro to ADW, I did have them both installed at the same time, in case I wanted to switch back. I just had to select that ADW was now going to be primary, and Launcher Pro sat quietly on the sideline. So you can likely do the opposite, I would think.
Wow! VERY nice boot screen!!
New Patch to Fix GMAIL! And Calendar!
Mirror 1: http://goo.gl/kyxnp
Mirror 2: http://goo.gl/Epw53
Sorry though unless alot of other people are using Mms to send audio I think the features of Cyan mms outweigh audio files.
Im uploading the new full rom also, but over tether it will take awhile, and hope it doesnt mess up
Awesome work on another amazing rom and for that I thank the velocity team. Got the calander back from a backup from titanium I made and everything looks great so far, loving the theme.
Be sure to check the second post often, as i will be posting neat mods and tricks to make Velocity even better!


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Manufacturers and integrators at the recent Azione Unlimited dealer conference debate the value of independent reps, with one supplier noting that a certain percentage of reps "should be shot."
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Reps are in essence "too old" for lack of a better description because it has been so long since they were integrators that they do not understand how CE pros run their businesses anymore. This problem is ongoing because dealers are no longer matriculating from the field to become reps.
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Manufacturers should insist on written agendas from their reps to help keep them organized.
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Scammers are at it again, preying on Lincoln County residents over the last month, asking them to send significant amounts of money to third-party locations, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Fraudulent individuals have particularly been using Craigslist to lure their prey, an agency press release said.
Scammers use FedEx to send fake checks between $1,000 and $3,000 to people who are selling items on the website and ask them to use MoneyGram or Western Union to mail any leftover money from the purchase to an address different from the one where they want the item to be sent.
Swindlers purposefully send much more money than the victims' asking price in order to profit from the exchange, deputies said.
Even though the checks turn out to be fake, victims are responsible for paying the deposits back to the bank.
In addition to the Craigslist scam, deputies have received reports of at least two other types of area shams.
Various local residents have told the Sheriff's Office in recent weeks that they've received emails, phone calls or letters, claiming they've won the lottery and must sent money to cover the prize tax, the release said.
Deputies warned community members that no authentic contest would unexpectedly notify someone that he or she is the recipient of a surreal amount of money.
"Don't be overly trusting to anyone," Sheriff David Carpenter noted in the release.
He also warned people to never conduct financial transactions by phone or mail, unless the source is legitimate.
A third kind of scam targeted a Lincoln County woman who signed up online last year to be a secret shopper, deputies said.
At the end of January, she received a letter containing a nearly $4,000 check. The letter instructed she cash the check, upload $3,000 of it onto pre-paid Green Dot cards and keep the rest, deputies said.
However, she was also told to scratch off the cards' silver sections, where each revealed a specific number, and relay the digits to someone at the end of a random phone line — a number listed in the letter, the Sheriff's Office said.
The woman contacted deputies once she became suspicious of the whole ordeal. While she was able to secure the package containing the letter and pre-paid cards from her local post office before it shipped out, and hand it over to Sheriff's Det. John Propst, the money on the pre-paid cards had already been deducted from her account — money that the bank told her she would have to repay if the check bounced, the release said.
Numerous scams are taking place throughout the world today, and Carpenter reminded residents that nothing comes free.
"Remember folks … some people are out here to take everything that they can from you or your family," he said.
Scams may be reported to either the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office at (704) 732-9050 or the North Carolina Attorney General's Office at 1-877-5-NO-SCAM. Individuals may also file complaints at ncdoj.gov.
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For more than 15 years, the youth at St. Joseph's Catholic Community in Capitola have made annual mission trips. Hal and Deborah Rovick, the current Life Teen coordinators, have taken teams to Mexico, to Alabama and New Orleans after Katrina, and to the Nez Perce Indian reservation in Lapwai, Idaho. The teams have built and repaired houses and community structures in poverty-stricken and disaster-impacted areas.
The 5 p.m. Sunday Mass at St. Joseph's is particularly teen-friendly and is usually followed by youth group meetings. For the mission trips and other events, Life Teen participants raise funds in a variety of ways like making Pizza for Super Bowl parties or selling chocolate Easter eggs.
Hal Rovick enjoys being with the kids on mission trips. He teaches skills from basic woodworking, to how to function in community. His greatest concern is for the safety of the young people and their growth during the trip. Mission trips build community among the young people, and create an awareness of other cultures. Working with their hands, working together, the kids learn about themselves and the satisfaction of working on behalf of others.
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Zachary Crocker had always enjoyed woodworking. He met Hal Rovick through the woodworking class at Soquel High and joined a trip to Mexico in 2006, the summer between his junior and senior years. That year he saw the "jaw dropping poverty" and experienced the stark contrast between typical high school teen interactions and the pleasure of participating in a large group that is getting something helpful accomplished.
In the ensuing years, Crocker joined five mission trips with the Rovicks. Although not involved with the Roman Catholic Church, Crocker found that through working together and developing relationships, the Rovicks helped everyone appreciate life in a different way, without the trip being diminished by doctrinal coercion. As the missions unfolded, Crocker shifted his focus from the building projects and his relationship with the team, to developing relationships with the people they had gone to help. The trips, he learned, were reciprocal: You not only gave something to people, you got something back from them as well.
Graduating this past June [magna cum laude] with a degree in architecture, Crocker reflects that his architectural studies focused primarily on big money projects. The thrust was to get a high-profile job designing a multi-million dollar home. In contrast, the mission trips gave him exposure to other possibilities: you can get by without so much stuff and can make a difference in other people's lives. Now as he begins his career, he hopes that the wonderful little treasures that emerged on his mission trips remain an active part of his life.
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When Chris Danzer found out that his 16-year-old daughter, Amanda, had been awarded a Church of the Nazarene opportunity to go on mission in Kenya, he had mixed feelings. He was proud of his daughter, who had long wanted to be a missionary and whose pastor had submitted an application for her. Of the thousands who applied, Amanda was one of the few picked for this adventure. On the other hand, he was concerned about her safety.
"It is difficult to have her so far away," he said. "I can't just drive for a couple of hours to help her if needed." He added that watching videos of her dancing and singing in an African language is more than he can wrap his mind around. However, as a "go-for-it kind of guy," Danzer applauds his daughter's desire to step out. "Now I have a 16-year-old daughter who is teaching me."
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Paul and Robin Spurlock and their three girls age 14, 12, and 11 are just back from nearly a month in Zambia. The outreach pastor at Twin Lakes Church in Aptos, Paul Spurlock was invited to give seminars for African pastors. Along with enduring 10-hour travel days, the girls served in day-care centers for children who had been orphaned by AIDS. Instead of living in orphanages, the children live in their villages, thereby keeping closer to their cultural heritage. The centers were started by Johan and Christa Combrinck, African nationals who went to school at the former Bethany College, then returned home to serve their people. The Combrincks' ministry has been aided by the people of Twin Lakes Church [See santacruzcares.org].
One of the highlights of the trip was an opportunity to see a solar-powered fresh water well in Mansa. As students in the Twin Lakes school, the Spurlock girls had been part of the school's fundraising effort to buy the well. Now they could see it in operation as women from miles around came to fill their vessels with clean water.
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-- Albert Schweitzer
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There's a whole lot of work going on around here, but the walls were starting to close in on me, so I had to clear the decks a bit. I've been on a tear around here sorting and organizing. I can actually walk into my kids rooms in the dark without risking serious bodily injury. It's a good thing.
I have a serious 'putting holes in walls' phobia. It takes me years to get around to hanging up art. As a matter of fact, I still haven't installed the door hardware on my kitchen cabinets. It's been almost 3 years. My goal is to complete that job this month. Anyhoo, I finally hung some of the art that's been propped up around my studio.
Over my bookcase. Love my new Kelly Rae Roberts clock, now if only I could tell time ;) To the right is one of my birdhouse frames like the ones for sale in my Etsy shop. You can get yours here.
Here is a favorite print by my friend, Devon. Her garden and her art are amazing. Below is a piece by Cori Dantini.
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I have two of these shutters to use for display. Not sure where to put them yet. Don't you love the cute calendar by my friend, Elizabeth Caldwell? They're 50% off now!
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My Mid-Afternoon Daydream said, on 2/8/2012 10:33:00 PM
Congrats on the reorg!! Always refreshing. So flattered to see my print on your wall :o) And yay for putting nails in your walls! I'm going to bug you about your cabinet hardware. ;o)


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