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Antonio Valencia struck a late winner as Manchester United maintained their 100% record in Champions League Group B with a 1-0 win over CSKA Moscow.
Chances had been at a premium on the artificial surface of the Luzhniki Stadium – scene of United's final victory in 2008 – but United finished strongly.
Valencia, who celebrated his first United goal last weekend, doubled his tally for the club five minutes from time, moments after rattling the crossbar with a fierce drive.
United began to assert themselves more midway through the first half and O'Shea had a cross headed clear by Sergei Ignashevich.
Nani again broke clear for United before the break but Gary Neville shot over after the ball worked its way across goal.
The second half got off to a lively start with chances at both ends. Nani raced through from a Valencia backheel only to find no-one with his cross while Berbatov controlled well but saw his shot blocked.
Necid then brought down the ball brilliantly outside the United box but after doing the hard work, his shot was tame.
Michael Owen was introduced as a 71st-minute substitute for Scholes and had a fine opportunity when Valencia crossed five minutes later but he failed to connect with a volley.
Valencia went much closer eight minutes from time when he combined well with Berbatov and Nani on the edge of the area but his powerful shot rebounded off the woodwork.
Not to be denied, Valencia went one better five minutes from time when he latched onto a downward header from Berbatov and turned six yards out to lash in the winner.


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A huge moment for War – maybe the group's biggest album of the 70s, but a set that still has them holding onto everything that makes the great! Like Earth Wind & Fire at their best, War have this way of staying strong and righteous, while still able to hit a hook – jamming one minute, but finding sharp focus the next – and balancing it all out over the course of an album so that there's a sense of depth that really keeps on going once the familiar cuts draw you in. In this case, the familiar cuts are giants – the stunning Latin funk gem "Low Rider", which became an anthem for a generation, and the radio hit "Why Can't We Be Friends" – mixed with other nuggets like the jazzy "Don't No One Get You Down", the funky "Heartbeat", and the cuts "Lotus Blossom", "Smile Happy", "So", and "Leroy's Latin Lament". (Cover has light wear, a bit of pen, and an ink stamp. Labels have an ink stamp.) © 1996-2017, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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text: All the single ladies, and other Democrats November 8, 2012 2 Comments Share tweet Annie Graham By: Annie Graham "Now put your hands up, up in the club…" if you voted against Mitt Romney because of the frightfully conservative ideals that have enveloped and ultimately consumed the Republican party, and spit out in its place some monster party that generates repeatedly ignorant statements on women's health issues, immigration reform and LGBT issues. Now let me put an opinion on it. Even though I have lady hormones that cause me to have lots of feelings all the time, I'm well aware that there is a broad range of political issues to consider, beyond said social gripes. I agree with Nicholas Kristof, who said in a recent column that the phrase "war on women" should be reserved for violent policies of rape or rampant denial of girls' education committed globally against women. However, Romney represented a set of Republican ideals that threaten the repeal of already-won rights for women. He also championed an immigration policy that would further separate families and deprive undocumented youth of educational opportunities (I admit Obama is far from perfect in this regard). Finally, Romney signed the National Organization for Marriage's pledge last year, promising to defend DOMA and create a constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman, amongst other things. Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum were also quick to sign that pledge. Romney represented the refusal to respect the changing face of the nation. Represented, past tense. And now he has lost the election. Still, the ideals he promoted as a temporary figurehead live on in the Republican Party. There is certainly room and reason for difference between political parties. But when that difference is so alienating to large demographics that they blatantly avoid your political party, it seems a matter of smart politics to change. The majority within the following groups quite clearly avoided voting for a Republican president on Tuesday: women favored Obama by 11 percentage points; more drastically, single women favored Obama by 36 percentage points; Latinos favored Obama by 44 percentage points; African-Americans favored Obama by 87 percentage points. Finally, those who identified as gay, lesbian, or bisexual* favored Obama by 54 percentage points. Leading up to Election Day, Republican Senator Lindsay Graham mused about a potential Romney loss, "If I hear anybody say it was because Romney wasn't conservative enough I'm going to go nuts. We're not losing 95 percent of African-Americans and two-thirds of Hispanics and voters under 30 because we're not being hard-ass enough." Maybe both political parties need some more real-talk sessions. Some Republicans are more than willing to call out forms of extremism in their party. And that is important. I am not condemning an entire political party, knowing that the Democrats have their fair share of flaws. Listen, I even have a Republican friend… wait, he said I could use that word, is it still okay? In all seriousness, politicians who dedicate themselves to public service in both parties inspire me. My family is comprised of Republicans who have served their communities to the best of their abilities. Republicans are, you know, people: mothers and brothers and sisters and step-brothers-in-law and great aunts and that-family-member-who-just-keeps-showing-up. But my family is also made of the type of Republicans that love me and all of my gayness, believe in pro-choice politics, believe in reasonable immigration reform. And that just doesn't seem common on the national Republican stage. Here's a less-than-bold statement: that is decidedly not common on the national Republican stage. The election is over, and we will move on to work together. That is how the narrative goes, and that is the narrative I want to believe. But as of now, Republican politics are an unwelcome place for the majority of female, non-white, and queer people, according to the exit polls. And here's the thing: they vote. In fact, they just voted some guy into office yesterday. What will it take for more moderate voices to take hold in the Republican Party, and respect the demographic shifts of the nation? That is, to recognize that we're here, and this country is changing regardless of whom is in charge. *I used exit poll data from the Fox News website because this information was simple to locate, but they get their exit poll data from a national polling firm that informs a consortium of five major TV networks and the AP. This polling firm deliberately decided not to identify transgender voters, which also shows the media's contribution to a degree of cultural ignorance. Contact Annie at email@example.com. 2012-11-08 Annie Graham November 8, 2012 2 Comments Share tweet Subscribe Click here to subscribe to our daily newsletter of top headlines.


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|26 Jun 2011
Photo viewing
Using W7 and Office 2007. I have a folder of dozens of photos in Photo Library, which I want to open and view all together next to each other all the way down the screen and then continue viewing by scrolling.
What I get is the photos grouped according to when they were added to the folder.
There are 21 added 'Earlier this year' and some more 'A long time ago' and so on. This wastes space.
I would ask 'Help' for help but I don't know how to express this question.
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|26 Jun 2011
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Hiya pal and welcome to the forums
If I understand your question correctly, have you maybe not got your "view" "arrange by" set to "month" ..... also look at the "group by" and "sort by" options
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|26 Jun 2011
Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
Use the Explorer to view or this very good program: http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
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|26 Jun 2011
Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-Bit
Irfanview is pretty good too.
IrfanView - Official Homepage - one of the most popular viewers worldwide
And, of course, there's Windows 7's own Photo Viewer.
Windows Photo Viewer 7 For Windows 7
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|27 Jun 2011
Vista 64 bit and 32 bit (SP2)
If you're using MS Office you have a GREAT photo gallery right on your system: Microsoft Office Picture Manager! MS Picture Manager is not only an easy way to access and view all of your photos, it's also a great photo editing app! Try it, I think you'll really like it. I've made it my default all-purpose photo (and other images) viewer and editor.
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|28 Jun 2011
Photo viewing
Thanks for the help; all it needed was a light dab on the 'arr by/folder' buttons and problem solved - obvious, innit?
Many thanks
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MILPITAS (KRON) — Police are investigating gruesome discovery of two bodies on Friday in Milpitas.
According to the Milpitas Police Chief Steve Pangelinan, the bodies were found around the Hidden Lakes Park in the 800 block of North Milpitas Boulevard after 1 p.m. today.
Callers reported an incident in progress in the levee area just west of the park.
Details of the deceased have not been released.
Officials remain on the scene are calling the incident a homicide investigation.
Police have not announced any suspects in connection with the case.
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text: My tub/shower drain is clogged and the drain makes it hard to plunger. The drain has a cover with a knob on top. While the knob comes off, the cover doesn't. How in the world do you get this cover off?? I have a Delta system. Also, I have already tried to snake through the clean out...I have not had great success doing this.


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Sometimes parents complain to Charles Thomas that he is asking too much. Their children aren't sleeping, their grades are slipping or they just can't handle the workload of an Advanced Placement class.
The principal of Crossland High School in Prince George's County gives a simple reply.
"All these demands are going to be made when your child gets to college," Thomas tells them. "If they can't do this work, they are not going to be prepared."
For seven years, Thomas has made expansion of the AP program a centerpiece of his efforts to transform what he thought was an underperforming school into a factory for molding college-ready students. He's an AP evangelist.
Each year, Crossland produces roughly 300 graduates. In 1999, seven AP tests were given at the school. A decade later, there were almost 700.
"Ridiculous, isn't it?" Thomas laughs.
Thomas holds the view that student achievement will grow in tandem with rising standards. He reels off statistics to prove the point: 78 percent of the school's seniors passed the state High School Assessment in English in 2010, compared with 22 percent in 2004. Three-quarters passed the algebra exam, compared with 15 percent in 2004.
Still, his students typically fail the AP exams. Only 3 percent of Crossland test-takers earned a passing grade last year of 3 or better on the 5-point scale. Thomas tries not to sweat that. Nearly half of the school's students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, a common measure of poverty. He says there is inherent value in forming a stronger academic foundation, particularly for students from low-income families, while building their confidence to seek a college degree.
About 10 percent of graduates were accepted to four-year colleges when he came in 2004. This year, Thomas says, the share is 80 percent.
Parents need not hunt on the Internet to find the numbers. The school's electronic billboard on Temple Hills Road boasts them for all to see.
Posted in quiet hallways are bar graphs, bulletin boards and banners praising the school's improvement. One wall shows where last year's graduates went to college, ranging from the local community college to the University of Pennsylvania.
Thomas says the mood was different in 2004. Hallways were filled with loud, sometimes vulgar conversations, and some teachers had spotty attendance records.
Thomas banned profanity in the building and spent more time observing teachers. He called for those who were excessively late or absent to explain themselves, a tactic he said contributed to 80 percent turnover in teaching staff in his first three years.
The principal then sought to raise standards. He instituted the International Baccalaureate program for the top 5 percent of students. And he opened up AP classes to all students who could read at grade level.
He says he took social conditions into account. Many of his students lacked books at home, had never taken a summer vacation to a foreign place or had a caregiver who had never been to college.
"The fact that they are still reading at grade level, when you know they didn't have all those things, means there is an untapped intelligence there," Thomas said. "So it's our job to flip the switch within them and help them to grow and excel."
Now, most seniors graduate with five AP classes under their belt, from a dozen subjects, such as Spanish, psychology, calculus, human geography and English literature. Many said they were thankful for the push.
"I considered myself a poet, but I didn't know how to explain what I was writing until we started going over all these terms in AP Lit," said 18-year-old Ashley Talley, who will probably attend Shaw University in North Carolina. "At first, I thought I couldn't handle the class, but I needed to take it."
Talley's teacher was Kisha Woods, who is known for giving students a heavy workload. On the final day of classes for seniors, Woods gave the principal a report about her farewell to her students.
"They were boo-hooing all over the place," she said. No one ever pushed us as hard as you did, they told her. To which she responded:
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Now that we are getting to know each other better, I thought this would be the appropriate time to mention that I am a vegetarian. You may or may not know this already. I haven't eaten red meat since the summer of 2009, but I became a full vegetarian last October after seeing a movie with graphic images of a cow being killed for meat. Anyways, I try not to think about it, so I will spare you the details. I already think my stuffed animals have feelings so, really, this was coming…
Here are some other things about a plant based diet that I find convincing
- Vegetarians and vegans are far less likely to get cancer, heart disease, diabetes or osteoporosis (The Vegetarian Guide).
- Mortality from heart disease is positively associated with estimated intakes of total animal fat, saturated animal fat, and dietary cholesterol (The Oxford Vegetarian Study, 1999).
- 1/3 of all cancer deaths in the United States can be attributed to nutritional factors (World Health Organization).
- One study compared cancer rates of vegetarians and meat-eaters in 34,000 Americans. The results showed that those who avoided meat, fish and poultry had dramatically lower rates of prostate, ovarian, and colon cancer compared to meat-eaters (PETA).
- A study comparing the dietary habits of men in 32 countries found that the highest risk factors for prostate cancer mortality were meat and dairy products. By contrast, another study of men diagnosed with prostate cancer showed that a diet rich in fruits, vegetables and grains can slow or even halt the progression of the disease (PETA).
- A 2007 study of more than 35,000 women published in the British Journal of Cancer found that women who ate the most meat had the highest risk of breast cancer.
- Meat contains absolutely nothing that the human body cannot obtain from a vegetarian diet (Food for Thought)
- In the US alone 500,000 animals are killed for meat every hour (Food for Thought).
- Eating vegetarian saves more land, energy and water than any other choice you can make.
- It takes ten times as much land to produce food for an average American compared to a pure vegetarian (The Vegetarian Guide).
- U.S. Livestock produces 20 times the amount of waste as the American Human (250,000 pounds per second!) (The Vegetarian Guide).
- I like this quote by Eliot Coleman: "As a vegetarian I do the least possible harm to the least number of other living entities. Recognizing that all forms of life are worthy of respect, I disturb the life process as little as I can" ~Eliot Coleman (This Life is In Your Hands).
As you probably know, if you are going to become a vegetarian, you need to do your research. It's important once you eliminate meat that you still get the appropriate amount of protein and vitamins such as B vitamins. That being said, after being a vegetarian for two years, I have received great health reports from my doctors and have only been sick once (and I work with kids). My nails and hair are strong and growing better than ever. I have increased energy and I feel really at peace because of my choice.
If you don't agree, does it mean we can't be friends? No, of course not. I know I don't need to say it, but choosing to be a vegetarian is a personal decision for me that I have been very pleased with and if you don't feel the same way I wouldn't want you to feel like I was judging you (something that has never gotten me anywhere).


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Big Deficit Seen in New Jersey Pension Fund
By MARY WILLIAMS WALSH and DAVID W. CHEN
Published: March 16, 2007
A prominent member of the council that oversees investments by New Jersey's pension funds said yesterday that the state has been vastly underestimating how much money it should have to pay for retirement benefits that have been promised to employees.
The council member, Douglas A. Love, said a more realistic calculation would show a $56 billion deficit -- more than three times as much as the $18 billion included in the state's most recent bond-offering statement.
Public employees' unions and others have long accused New Jersey of mismanaging its pension funds. But in a presentation to the council, Mr. Love pointed to the use of what he said were inappropriate methods to calculate the value of the benefits promised.
''There is no financial enterprise in the world that is allowed to value its liabilities'' the way New Jersey, and other public pension funds, measure the value of theirs, said Mr. Love, the chief investment officer for Ryan Labs Inc. in New York.
Mr. Love's way of calculating the pension's obligations is similar to the method a bank or an insurance company would use. New York City's chief actuary, Robert C. North, has been using that method to show that the city's pension deficit may be billions more than shown in official projections.
Nearly all public pension funds use traditional actuarial practices, which have been coming under increasing scrutiny in recent years from economists and some actuaries who say those practices vastly understate the benefits that have been promised.
Mr. Love's new analysis comes at a time when Gov. Jon S. Corzine and the Legislature are struggling to close a $2 billion budget shortfall, trim the state's more than $30 billion debt load and rein in property taxes.
Mr. Corzine has proposed studying the possibility of leasing state toll roads to help pay down state debt.
State workers are now wrangling over whether to ratify a tentative labor contract that would for the first time require that employees increase their contribution to the state pension fund, while also raising the retirement age for new employees to 60 from 55.
At the regular monthly meeting of the investment council, held at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, Mr. Love warned that if the state continued to underestimate the total value of the benefits its employees are earning, it will be unable to set aside enough money to cover those costs. Almost inevitably, future taxpayers would end up paying the cost of today's government services.
He also asserted that New Jersey should get ready for new accounting rules that would probably require pensions to be measured using a method that is more accurate. At that point, he said, the credit rating agencies would no longer be satisfied with current numbers, which tend to shrink the amounts that state and local governments owe.
The ratings agencies would presumably be concerned if governments with a great deal of bond debt, like New Jersey, have also promised generous pensions without setting aside enough money to pay for them. New Jersey's pension system is the ninth largest in the public sector, with assets of about $75 billion as of last September.
Tom Vincz, a spokesman for the state treasurer's office, which is responsible for the management of the pension funds, said Mr. Love was ''highly regarded'' and that his analysis ''underscores the seriousness of New Jersey's problems.''
''The unfunded liability is measured in several ways already, and all of the ways result in a profoundly large number,'' Mr. Vincz said. ''Whether it's $24 billion or $34 billion or $54 billion -- whatever the number is, it's large, and it's something that the administration is working to address on all fronts in both a short-term and long-term way.''
Mr. Love said that the benefits New Jersey's public employees had already earned were worth $132 billion in current dollars -- substantially more than the $91.6 billion they are reported to be worth in actuarial calculations. He stressed that this number included only what New Jersey's public employees have earned up until now, and did not include projections of the benefits they will earn over the rest of their careers.
He also said that $132 billion might itself understate their benefits, because he had not been able to correct all of the actuarial distortions that he suspected were entrenched in New Jersey's pension system. He said, for example, that he thought New Jersey might be underestimating people's life spans.
Mr. Love also said New Jersey was wrong to call the $91.6 billion a ''liability'' in the first place. He said that it was an actuarial calculation that, technically speaking, should really be called a ''funding target.''
But because actuaries called it a liability, it had been erroneously called that by accountants in the state's financial statements, he said, causing great confusion.
Virtually all public pension funds use the same terminology in their financial statements, causing some economists to offer predictions that there are large, unfunded obligations in towns, counties, states and other government bodies all across America.
The independent body that issues the accounting rules for these governments has expressed an interest in revising the rules for reporting pensions. But it moves very slowly.
Arthur Levitt Jr., the former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, recently called for accounting rule-makers to reform their procedures. In a recent opinion column published in The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Levitt said the rule-makers had ''fallen captive to constituent groups'' that were ''slowing their progress or even diverting their efforts to keep pace with critical issues.''
Mr. Love's remarks were intended to explain to the council some fundamental changes that New Jersey has begun to make in the pension fund's investments.
Already, the state's division of investments has shifted some of its pension portfolio out of stocks, and into fixed-income instruments like bonds. In particular, the state is seeking fixed-income instruments with payment schedules tailored to match the amounts the pension must pay retirees in the future.
For the same reasons, the state is studying possible future investments by the pension fund in physical assets that will produce long-term streams of cash payments, like the New Jersey Turnpike.


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Underage drinking is one of the most dangerous problems facing teenagers, but, thanks to loopholes in the law, it technically is not illegal for someone to host underage drinkers between the ages 18-20 provided the host of the party didn't supply the alcohol for those minors. At the meeting of the Wright County Board of Commissioners, Wright County Attorney Tom Kelly laid out a plan to close those legal loopholes by installing a social host ordinance.
To date, 19 counties in the state have already adopted such an ordinance to combat the issue of underage binge drinking, which has resulted in numerous deaths and injuries and Kelly said Wright County has the same issues and the need to provide penalties for those who host such parties to be held accountable.
"In Minnesota it is unlawful for anyone under the age of 21 to consume alcohol, Kelly said. "It is bad public policy that allows individuals the ability to aid and condone such behavior by allowing/encouraging an environment for it to happen. We all know that underage drinking parties are taking place within our neighborhoods and communities. A social host ordinance makes it unlawful to provide an environment where underage drinking takes place, regardless of who provided the alcohol. Enacting an ordinance is in the interest of public health and public safety."
A social host ordinance would make it illegal to host/allow a gathering of three or more people on private or public property where the host knows or reasonably should know that minors will consume alcohol and the host does not take reasonable steps to stop it. Further, a "knowing" host does not have to be present to be criminally responsible. As things currently stand, if someone hosts a drinker under the age of 18 or supplies the alcohol in question, he or she can be held accountable. But, there is no penalty for hosting persons between 18-20 if it can't be proved that the host purchased the liquor involved.
Kelly said the ordinance would target hosts of parties, not unknowing property owners. For example, a farm owner wouldn't be accountable for unknown teens "partying on his back 40," Kelly said. Neither would parents who are out of town and don't know their kids are throwing a party. Neither would landlords whose tenants throw underage drinking parties.
"Common sense should dictate prosecution and enforcement," Kelly said. "We all know there are blatant violations taking place where someone is 'knowingly and willingly' hosting a gathering where minor consumption is taking place and they have no desire to stop it. In fact, they encourage minor consumption by knowingly allowing an environment for it to happen. With all the negative consequences that could result from underage parties, we should not 'knowingly' allow that to happen. We need an ordinance."
Support for the ordinance has come from the state office of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Wright County Sheriff's Department, the police chiefs of Annandale, Buffalo and Howard Lake, Wright County Safe Schools, the Wright County Human Services/Public Health Departments, the Wright County Court Services Department and Wright County Safe Communities.
The board unanimously approved holding a public hearing at 9:30 a.m. at the Aug. 28 county board meeting to consider adopting the social host ordinance.


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Discussion in 'The National Football League' started by jagsfanincanada, Aug 3, 2005.
Looks pretty in shape here!
Looks like he's smugglin' raisins.
Is he glad to see me?
He looks like he's ready to sit on the couch, drink some beers, and watch a game instead of play in one.
Lol wow we've never seen that pic before.
Notice how my pic is from this year's training camp? How many years old is that pic? Please get new material.
Well, Byron has never had a six pack. Though I do admit he looks like he's eating really well. *lol*
Definately need new material...That pic was taken when he attended Marshall. JagfaninCanada's pic was 1 or 2 days ago...
Does Carr still go to the salon daily?
Hmmm...true, true...
I personally do not know why he started this thread...Maybe he just wanted to squash all of the "Byron is fat" nonsense...
I like the Byron is fat nonsense. I know it's not really true so much anymore but it's a stone cold fact that Byron was fat. There's no getting around that and he's always going to be sporting those chubby cheeks. I just like poking fun at the Jags fans about it. Don't worry guys, we'll get tired of making jokes about it in a little while.
Whatchatalkinabout Willis?
No harm in a little joking back and forth. If Jags fans get upset about the Byron's fat jokes then you might want to get a little more thick skinned. I know the jokes about David Carr's hair or being a male model etc. don't bother me at all as a Texan fan. So to sum it up we have the pretty boy, Jags have the chubby kid, and the Colts have a life-sized bobble head for our starting QBs.
Nah, it never really bothers me, but if I see someone is joking about my QB, I can't help not saying something even though it is just a joke...
Looks like he is wearing shoulderpads, a QB jacket, and hand warmers under a loose Jersey.
How can you tell he is not still like Picture #2?
Just think of it as more cushion for the hits.
I like this one
i don't know how to paste pics in here the link will have to suffice
Lol holy, just some good natured ribbing in the offseason dude, no need to get bent out of shape over it!
Wow, someone has some mad Photoshop skills.
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Big brother watching mental health legacy; Wes Rypien embraces Hockey Talks initiative in hopes of sparing others the grief of losing a loved one
Vancouver Sun
Thu Jan 31 2013
Byline: Iain MacIntyre
On the day his little brother died, Wes Rypien was working up north, far from the Southern Alberta Rockies where he and Rick were inseparable most of their lives.
Wes received an alarming message from his cousin, Mark Rypien, and called his mom Shelley to find out what was going on. She told her son that his brother had killed himself. Rick Rypien, just 27 years old, was gone. They'd lost him.
"Everything kind of stopped," Wes recalls. "I didn't know what to do. Stuff goes through your head. You wonder if it's actually real. You're kind of in disbelief and denial.
"What bothered me the most is you always wonder if you did enough. It never crossed my mind that he did something to me. But you feel terrible, like: Did you do enough? What could you have done differently? That's the hardest part for me."
Those questions will probably always haunt Wes. But he is doing something now, and so are the Vancouver Canucks and the six other Canadian teams in the National Hockey League.
Seventeen months after Rick Rypien, beloved by family and teammates, took his own life to escape a decade-long battle against depression, Canada's NHL teams will announce Thursday morning a February initiative called "Hockey Talks." The program aims to raise awareness about mental health and elevate the fight against the silence that so often surrounds depression and other illnesses.
The Canucks, with whom Rick spent his troubled, six-year career, are driving the program and will officially open it with a presentation at their home game Friday against the Chicago Blackhawks.
"Rick confided in me his desire to talk to young people and let them know it was OK to ask for help," Canuck vice-president T.C. Carling says. "It was imperative for me to fulfil that wish for Rick. It's OK to talk about mental health, and it's OK to ask for help. We've started the conversation and want to continue the conversation."
Funded by a $50,000 donation by the Canucks, local health authorities relaunched the website mindcheck.ca one year ago. Since then, 54,000 visitors to the site have conducted a self-assessment of their mental health, and many of those people will have sought treatment for issues that include clinical depression.
Wes Rypien, who works in the mining industry, was planning his annual hockey school last summer in Crowsnest Pass, Alta., when he was approached by a woman who knows his family.
"She said there was a friend of hers whose son knew about Rick and went on the website and realized he was suffering from a lot of the same symptoms," Wes says. "He brought this to the attention of his parents. He was 14. She just wanted to tell me because the website is actually working."
This is Rick Rypien's legacy. Rick told teammate Kevin Bieksa about his mental health issues before training camp in 2008, and the Canucks helped coordinate and support treatment that included counselling and medication.
Back in Crowsnest Pass, Wes decided to move back in with Rick so he could be near when his brother was home.
They were born 18 months apart. They did almost everything together, and Rick followed Wes in hockey – from minor to junior and then the professional minor leagues before Rick surpassed Wes and played in the NHL.
"We've always lived together," Wes says. "Even though my parents were divorced, we were together since he was born. The only time we weren't together was when I went away to play hockey and then when he did. But when we were older, we were living together again.
"I got home from work one day and there was a phone call. The Canucks were on the road somewhere, and I got a message that I had to go pick Rick up at the airport. He kind of opened up about it. It was a bit of a shock (but) I knew something was up because one year he was having an issue about going back to Vancouver for the season. I couldn't figure it out because it was almost like someone flipped a switch from the person he was before."
Wes said he tried many times to talk to Rick about his issues, to tell him how great he was and how proud he and his family were of him, to let him know he was a positive influence on kids.
"Not just myself, but my parents would go over and over it with him," Wes says. "You'd think it would help, but it didn't. He'd pull back and even I wouldn't be able to talk to him.
"The Canucks and my family, a lot of people, did a lot of different things to help him. I think it's hard for anyone, who isn't suffering those symptoms, to know what the person is going through."
Despite Rick's illness and his change to someone people closest to him hardly recognized, Wes says he never considered that his brother might commit suicide.
"I made a comment that he was a ticking time bomb," Wes says. "But my worry was that he was going to hurt somebody else, not himself. Someone was going to say the wrong thing to him, like the fan in Minnesota."
On Oct. 19, 2010, Rypien briefly grabbed a fan on his way to the dressing room after a fight on the ice in Minnesota. The NHL suspended Rypien six games. He returned and played six more games, then left the Canucks again. Rypien never returned to the NHL, spending the last few weeks of that season in the minors.
On July 2, 2011, he signed a one-way contract to play for the Winnipeg Jets and Craig Heisinger, the former Manitoba Moose general manager who gave Rypien his start in professional hockey and became like a second father figure to him. Rypien ended his life on Aug. 15.
Devastated, Wes sought counselling.
Last summer, he got married and in November he and his bride, Lindsay, had a baby boy named Luke. Wes thinks Rick would have made a terrific uncle.
Only recently has it become easier for Wes to talk about his brother. He is travelling to Vancouver for Friday's game and to support Hockey Talks.
Carling hopes the initiative will spread and eventually all 30 NHL teams will help shine a spotlight on mental health.
"It's still pretty hard on my parents," Wes says.
"Now that I have my own kid, I can't imagine how my parents felt losing one of theirs. For me, there has been no better feeling than seeing my son born. That has really helped me a lot.
"But I don't know if it helps with the grief because, for me, the grief is just there. I don't think that ever goes away."


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GASTONIA � Moments after accepting the Gaston County Baseball Tournament�s most valuable player award, Tanner Muse humbled himself to the point that he said he �just got lucky� this week.
Obviously, a bit more than luck played a role as the South Point outfielder put together a four-game stretch in which he batted 9-for-15 with 10 RBIs, seven runs, four doubles and a home run.
�He�s been on it all year, and this week was no exception,� South Point coach Jason Lineberger said. �He�s been consistent and he�s hit the ball well and he came up big with a lot of RBIs. I�m real proud of him.�
Related link: Blurbs on each all-tournament selection, plus tournament stat leaders
In South Point�s second game of the tournament, Muse delivered a home run to right center. The homer covered more than 360 feet and marked the only home run in this year�s 20-game tournament at spacious Sims Legion Park.
�I don�t know how far he hit it, but there was no doubt about it off the bat,� Lineberger said. �With these bats, not many people are hitting opposite-field home runs in parks like this, so it�s pretty impressive.�
A junior committed to play football and baseball at Clemson, Muse connected for multiple hits in all four of South Point�s tournament games. That includes Friday�s title game victory against Highland Tech in which he went 3-for-5 with two runs, a double and two RBIs.
The home run gave Muse five for the season. Aaron Mauldin has the team�s only other home run.
Muse set Sims Legion Park-era (starting in 2009) tournament records in RBIs (10) and hits (nine), although this was the first time in the tournament�s 28-year history teams played four games instead of three.
South Point�s 12-6 championship game win against Highland Tech gave the Red Raiders (16-4) a ninth straight win as they enter the home stretch of the regular season.
�It�s been something different about us, the way we�ve been working harder,� Muse said. �We�ve been bonding a lot better. I think that�s really been showing in the last couple of games we�ve played.�
South Point, tied with Forestview and North Gaston for first place in the Big South 2A/3A Conference, visits Lake Norman Charter on Tuesday and hosts North Gaston on Friday in the second-to-last week of the regular season.
�Hopefully we can use this as a boost into this last little part of the season and it�ll carry us over,� Lineberger said. �(This week is) big for everybody because we�re so bunched up. We�ve got to continue to play and keep getting better.�
Strikeout record
Highland Tech�s Ethan Reep and Hunter Huss� Andrew Jordan tied two others for the tournament record with 22 strikeouts. Then, Reep had a chance to pitch one more inning in the championship game and claim the outright record.
Reep, a senior left-hander, struck out three of his five batters for a total of 25 strikeouts. He also gave up two hits and a run. Reep, already Gaston County�s career strikeout leader, took the mound with South Point at No. 2 in the batting order. Reep struck out Mauldin, Muse and Logan Edgerton.
South Point�s Stephen Cowie (1994) and Bessemer City�s Chris Mason (2002) previously held the strikeout record at 22. Forestview�s Clint Medlin (2009) held the previous Sims Legion Park-era record of 21.
Tournament tidbits
With 18 combined runs, the title game tied for the highest-scoring championship game in tournament history. The other 18-run title game happened in 2000, when South Point beat North Gaston 14-4. � Forestview�s Moe Neal logged the highest batting average at this year�s tournament by hitting .750 (8-for-12). Muse and teammate Adam Andrew tied for most hits at nine. Andrew�s .643 batting average ranked second and Muse was third at .600.
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Championship game history
1987 � North Gaston 6, East Gaston 3 (10 innings)
1988 � East Gaston 5, North Gaston 4
1989 � South Point 6, Kings Mountain 1
1990 � Kings Mountain 14, Hunter Huss 3
1991 � South Point 10, Hunter Huss 7
1992 � Kings Mountain 5, Hunter Huss 3
1993 � South Point 9, Bessemer City 3
1994 � Ashbrook 5, Cherryville 1
1995 � Kings Mountain 5, Cherryville 2
1996 � East Gaston 9, Ashbrook 6
1997 � North Gaston 1, East Gaston 0
1998 � North Gaston 4, East Gaston 3 (9 innings)
1999 � North Gaston 4, East Gaston 2
2000 � South Point 14, North Gaston 4
2001 � Cherryville 4, East Gaston 1
2002 � Forestview 9, Cherryville 1
2003 � East Gaston 6, South Point 4
2004 � Ashbrook 6, East Gaston 0
2005 � Ashbrook 13, Bessemer City 2
2006 � South Point 3, East Gaston 0
2007 � Cherryville 12, Bessemer City 5
2008 � East Gaston 5, South Point 4
2009 � Forestview 2, Cherryville 0
2010 � South Point 8, Forestview 1
2011 � North Gaston 3, Ashbrook 2
2012 � South Point 6, Forestview 0
2013 � Forestview 4, South Point 2
2014 � South Point 12, Highland Tech 6
Most valuable players
1987 � Tracy Sanders, North Gaston
1988 � Geoff Rosenbaum, East Gaston
1989 � Shane Lay, South Point
1990 � Paul Brannon, Kings Mountain
1991 � Frank O�Dell, South Point
1992 � Stephen Fisher, Kings Mountain
1993 � Brent Jones, South Point
1994 � Wesley Helms, Ashbrook
1995 � Bryan Leftwich, Kings Mountain
1996 � Kelly Womack, East Gaston
1997 � Chris Cloninger, North Gaston
1998 � Kenneth Pasour, North Gaston
1999 � Wes Cloninger, North Gaston
2000 � B.J. Richmond, South Point
2001 � Wes Lovelace, Cherryville
2002 � Joey Asis, Forestview
2003 � Jason Cline, East Gaston
2004 � Wes McCall, Ashbrook
2005 � Josh Frazier, Ashbrook
2006 � Charlie Hill, South Point
2007 � Cory Parks, Cherryville
2008 � A.J. Bailey, East Gaston
2009 � Clint Medlin, Forestview
2010 � Jordan Edgerton, South Point
2011 � Zade Denton, North Gaston
2012 � Andrew Locklear, South Point
2013 � Aaron Rumburg, Forestview
2013 � Tanner Muse, South Point


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I wasn't sure where I should post this, because it could go in Breastfeeding, LWAB, Postpartum Depression, and probably a few more....
I saw my cousin for the first time since September at our family's Christmas party this past weekend. She has a little boy who will be 3 in January, and a 5-month-old girl who was born in July.
My cousin is struggling with this new baby. I couldn't get the whole story, but it seems like the biggest crisis is that baby will not take a bottle... at all... and is going through some kind of sleep regression. Therefore, my cousin hadn't left the house in, literally, weeks. She had to quit her WAH job and she is literally stick thin. I've never seen her so thin.
It was the way that she was talking that had me most concerned. She said she was literally going crazy, she was saying things like, "What would happen if I were to end up in an insane asylum? How would the baby eat?" She said that she has no marriage left, that she is at the end of her rope. I know she has struggled with depression in the past, too.
I've never seen a new mom like this.
As for the baby, she was downstairs at the party for about 10 minutes when she first arrived, then she was upstairs for the rest of the time. Periodically her mom and dad would disappear to be with her, I guess. I'm not sure- it was busy. I never saw mom with the baby, or speak fondly of the baby.
My cousin is pretty mainstream, but at the same time she did BF her son for a solid year. I know a lot of MDC moms are probably fine with the 24/7 childcare of an infant, but my cousin is not. She has always needed and wanted the weekly date night with her husband, etc etc etc.
I don't know how to help her. I am off work until January 3, so I have some time. But if I offer, they will turn me down. I know they're feeling like there's nothing anyone can do, because no one else can nurse this babe.
They are considering weaning her cold turkey over the New Years weekend because my cousin is so frazzled. I am surprised to say this, but I kind of think that might not be a bad idea for mom's sake.
How can I help?!?!? Should I just show up? Entertain the toddler and let mom focus exclusively on the baby? I don't think that will help. Show up and literally kick her out of the house??
I have never been so worried. Thank you.
Sleepy mama to Colin Theodore 8-12-08 and Trevor Arthur 7-17-12.
I don't think just showing up is such a bad idea actually. Show up with food. Perhaps talk to her parents first and try to get more of the story. Why are her parents not helping her out? I never gave my baby a bottle but I was still able to get out of the house for a couple of hours (like...twice, but still!!) Just because the baby won't take a bottle is no reason why she can't leave the house.
It sounds like PPD to me...try to find out if she has been evaulated for that. Its something that could come up at a well baby visit even.
I think you need more info.
Who is trying to give the baby a bottle? If the mom wants to bottle feed and still nurse, it should be someone else giving the bottle. The baby knows mom = milk and will likely refuse the bottle from her. My oldest was the only one of my three to take a bottle, and she would only do it when she was left at my mom's house while I went to work. If I was anywhere near she wouldn't.
The sleep thing is SO HARD. I completely understand how she is feeling. My middle child had medical issues and usually slept in 20-30 minute bursts for around a year. Of course once I was awake it wasn't so simple for me to go back to sleep. I was running on 1-2 hours of sleep a night for MONTHS. It does make you feel crazy. Has the baby been checked for things like reflux that may be making it hard for her to sleep?
ETA: It IS hard to ask for help. I ended up asking my mom and step-dad for help with my oldest. They had tried to watch my middle dd for me and KNEW there was a problem. I think that made it easier because I knew they knew I wasn't just flaking out over having to care for two. So many people don't really understand unless they've been in a similar situation.
so, unless there's something wrong, a 5 month old can easily go 2-3 hours between nursing. going out to dinner takes 1-2 hours. I think this mom really needs to be kicked out of the house so she realizes it's okay to leave a well-fed baby with someone else for an hour or two. just that might help with some of the stress she's feeling. though it sounds like there may be several other things going on too.
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I guess everyone has tried to give baby a bottle- mom, dad, aunts. uncles, grandparents, etc. The baby won't take it from anyone. I tried not to pepper her with questions or just be "advice, advice, advice" when we talked at the party.... I tried instead just to be a kind and empathetic ear. But I did ask that question, and I also asked if they have tried a variety of different types of bottles. They have, and the baby is having none of it. And I guess the ped was just like, "Eh. Babies cry. Deal with it."
It was the strangest thing when she arrived at the party. Her DH had actually driven with both kids in a separate car, and she came on her own a couple of minutes later. As soon as she walked in the door, all of the grandparents went over to her and started consoling her. In the meantime, none of the rest of us knew WHAT was going on, but we knew there was SOMETHING. Seriously, I was like, "Uh-oh, this is big."
And I've never seen her so THIN!
P.S. Forgot to write that they've also already started the baby on solids already in an effort to make her more content.
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It sounds like there might definitely be some PPD going on. Are you able to get in touch with her dh to get his perspective? Maybe as her partner he'd have better luck convincing her to talk to her dr about the possibility of PPD. I had 2 babies who never would take a bottle and one who woke every half hour to hour for the first year or so of his life. I still managed to get out of the house... occasionally without the baby too. The sleep deprivation was rough and pretty crazy making, but it sounds like there is more going on in your cousin's case than just that.
Poor her. I hope she gets some help soon. I don't think you'd do wrong to show up with food and offer to help. Hold the baby... take the baby out for a walk maybe. Or, like you said, entertain her older child. It kind of sounds like she needs more help than that, but you certainly might as well try doing what you can, yk?
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It does sound like there is some PPD. However, I also think some of it is that maybe she just needs to learn that you can go out WITH a baby and even breastfeed in public and have a perfectly normal social life. I know, I would definitely become depressed if I ever went weeks without leaving the house.
Maybe you don't want to go to a bar or anything, but you can certainly go on walks and the playground and the mall and restaurants and museums and bookstores and all sorts of places. If she can't leave the baby with grandma, she can at least leave the older child and go out to eat with hubby. None of my kids ever took a bottle, yet we've all gotten out of the house on practically a daily basis since birth.
Would it be possible for you to take her (and the baby) places....ask her to come shopping with you or out to get coffee or on a lunch date. Maybe gently encourage her to bf in public or in front of you.
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I second what amelia said about encouraging her to GET OUT, even with her babe. My son and I go out just about every.single.day. It is important for my sanity! Also, has anyone tried feeding her breastmilk out of a cup, syringe, or sippy while mom is away? Some babies will take a cup over a bottle.
Also, I agree with the PP that said that a healthy, normal child her age should be able to go without nursing for a couple of hours. Someone could come over during baby's happiest time of day and hang out with her for just a little while so that mom and dad can get brunch or dessert or just take a walk around the block all by themselves!
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I hope she feels better soon! :(
Have they all been trying the same type of bottle? When I needed AJ to take a bottle, he refused the ones we had. I had to make a midnight run to Walmart for different ones. He still will refuse to drink from any other bottle..He just won't do it.
I guess everyone has tried to give baby a bottle- mom, dad, aunts. uncles, grandparents, etc. The baby won't take it from anyone. I tried not to pepper her with questions or just be "advice, advice, advice" when we talked at the party.... I tried instead just to be a kind and empathetic ear. But I did ask that question, and I also asked if they have tried a variety of different types of bottles. They have, and the baby is having none of it. And I guess the ped was just like, "Eh. Babies cry. Deal with it."
It was the strangest thing when she arrived at the party. Her DH had actually driven with both kids in a separate car, and she came on her own a couple of minutes later. As soon as she walked in the door, all of the grandparents went over to her and started consoling her. In the meantime, none of the rest of us knew WHAT was going on, but we knew there was SOMETHING. Seriously, I was like, "Uh-oh, this is big."
And I've never seen her so THIN!
P.S. Forgot to write that they've also already started the baby on solids already in an effort to make her more content.
Call her up and ask her what kind of food she likes best. Then make some and take it over.
It definitely sounds like PPD to me. I had PPD with both my kids and it's hell. I was able to get treatment early and it was effective (and yes it was meds -- the small risk of meds vs. the known risk of mom being depressed was definitely worth it). When you're there offer to take the baby and 3 year old for a walk so mom can rest/get out. Collect information about local resources for PPD and bring it with you. PSI (postpartum support international) is a good place to start. If they're receptive, leave the info.
If it helps, I was a WOH after 5 months with dd. She was home with dh. She never really took the bottle. She reverse cycled. She'd eat 2-5 ounces while I was gone, and then she'd nurse pretty much all evening and all night. So is possible for a baby to go a few hours without food. I'd be more worried about her extreme thinness affecting her milk production.
I was in school practically full time when DD was around that age and she never took a bottle, sometimes she would drink an ounce but rarely more than that. She would make up for it by nursing a ton at night. A baby won`t let themselves starve so if the Mom is gone for a few hours at night and misses a feeding I don`t think that is awful. If mom is at her breaking point then she needs to get out a leave baby with a bottle whether or not baby will willingly drink it.
I have really been struggling to maintain my weight while nursing. If I stop working hard to eat regularly and a lot then my weight seems to drop. Even with work I am still quite skinny. If I was depressed I would probably be a skeleton at this point because eating well requires motivation. If she is nursing full time and prone to losing weight from nursing plus losing her appetite from depression may result in extreme thinness.
Help her learn how to breastfeed in public. She needs help for her depression too, big time. Try to get the baby to take solids and drink from a sippy cup. Only one of my 5 children even took a bottle. The rest did better with sippy cups (and not the kind that restrict the flow). I think the mom needs someone to come in to her home, and help her. She needs to leave the room when someone is trying to feed the baby something that is not breastmilk. Even though I delayed solids myself, I would say it would be worth trying in this case, if that is all the baby will take.
But overall, the mom needs help, emotionally. Maybe even medically. And, while I hate to bring this up, but if motherhood affects her like this, I am thinking maybe she should be considering permanent birth control. It just seems that these sorts of things only get worse with each baby and I would hate to see how depressed she would end up with the next child.
Good luck!
i have a thought i don't think anyone has mentioned. but especially because of her thinness maybe she should have her thyroid levels checked? that could probably make ppd a lot worse and could even cause depression. i hope she feels better soon it sounds awful.
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You can give her the gift of time. Have her BF the baby, hand you the baby, and go take a nap.
I'd just show up, personally, and maybe with something yummy to eat. Some people just need to be forced to accept help.
I don't understand how weaning would work if the baby will not take a bottle?
At 4 mos my DS was able to drink out of a cup. We put milk in a tiny flexible plastic cup (like the kind that come on top of medicine bottles) and just slowly poured it into his mouth. (he took a bottle just fine - I was just curious to know if he would do it). That, or a syringe would work.
Good luck!
And I would also agree that I think mum needs to get out more, with or without baby. Do offer to go over and keep her company, help out with older child, washing, whatever. suggest to go out together to a cafe, or a play area where older child can play.
My middle child would not take a bottle at all, no matter what it had in it, he ended up starting solids early and reverse cycling. Starting solids early is not the worst thing in the world and it might help this mom. With her ppd and weight issues she might really NEED to stop nursing this baby. I don't know exactly how that would work but as important as nursing and being comforted at night are they are not as important as having a sane, live mother who is in decent health. It sounds like she is resenting this baby and needs to get away from her for a little while.
Everyone's advice is pretty right on so I have nothing to add. But I feel so bad for your cousin, she must be beyond fried right now
yeah, I would talk to her DH about getting her into her doctor and having blood work done, and if everything comes back normal, getting her in to see a counselor that specializes in PPD. Offer to make some phone calls and do some ground work.
Having both had PPD and having a child who didn't do what all the books said they should, I believe the best thing you can do is practice non-judgment. The mom is doing the best she can. The dad is doing the best he can. The baby is doing the best she can. The situation is just overwhelming. Listen, take food, do a load of laundry, keep the older child accompanied, but don't pass judgment on ANYTHING they try.
PPD is a life threatening illness. It's far better for that baby to keep her mommy but be left cry or be feed solids or pretty much anything else.
And having been at the end of my rope, suggestions from people who didn't have clue were not welcome. Help. Be kind. Don't assume that you have an easy answer.
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The sleep thing is SO HARD. I completely understand how she is feeling. My middle child had medical issues and usually slept in 20-30 minute bursts for around a year. Of course once I was awake it wasn't so simple for me to go back to sleep. I was running on 1-2 hours of sleep a night for MONTHS. It does make you feel crazy. Has the baby been checked for things like reflux that may be making it hard for her to sleep?
Yes. Really, lack of sleep can start to make you paranoid. It becomes hard to make decisions or even to do small things - like take a shower or buy groceries - when you're radically sleep deprived. Even if you could watch the baby while she sleeps for 6 hours, that should help tremendously. When DD was little, I would sleep one evening a week and one "shift" on the weekends to stay stable.
I so feel for her! My daughter is high needs. Not only did she not take a bottle. She wouldn't go to anyone but me. She would scream to the point of throwing up when even Daddy took her. She also woke up several times a night. Still does actually. Thank goodness for co-sleeping, and side lying nursing! If it weren't for that, and having a very understanding husband who would do what he could while home to help. I don't think I would have survived.
I would suggest just going over, bring food, offer to help her clean, watch the older kiddo so she can go lay down with the baby, and just give her someone to talk to. She is probably getting just all sorts of advice about what she should do. She probably feels like she is up to her ears in it. Let her just talk it out with you. Then if she turns to you, and asks what she thinks she should do you can offer her some gentle advice.
this. when things were crazy bad after my 2nd child was born, when people offered advice what I heard them saying was that they didn't understand how bad things were, they didn't understand how many things I'd already tried, and they felt that if only I would do things *right*, it would be easy.
When you talk to her, practice active listening so she feels heard. Don't offer solutions. She's already heard them. She's already tried them.
IMHO, only offer suggestions if she ASKS for them.
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Unlike when Stravinsky's groundbreaking, riot-inducing ballet score, "The Rite of Spring," was premiered in Paris in 1913, the audience didn't rebel when the La Jolla Symphony performed the challenging work Saturday in its season-opening concert at UCSD's Mandeville Auditorium. Conductor Steven Schick and his musicians received an enthusiastic, well-deserved standing ovation.
Still, what Schick is doing with this 57-year-old community ensemble made up of amateur musicians and UCSD students is undeniably audacious.
Contrary to virtually every symphony orchestra in the United States, not to mention a classical recording industry that continues to choke itself to death on a diet of 18th and 19th century classics, Schick believes it's high time to move the center of gravity of the classical music repertoire from the early 19th century, and the music of its greatest exponent, Beethoven, to the early 20th, and its most influential composer, Stravinsky.
He's arranged an entire season around that long-overdue concept with Stravinsky as its primary focus and "The Rite of Spring" as the anchor of a program that also included Debussy's "Danse sacrée et danse profane" (with the capable harp soloist, Charissa Barger), Ravel's "Ma Mère L'Oye," and Stravinsky's "Symphonies of Wind Instruments," all works (including those by Stravinsky) associated with France.
If "The Rite" no longer shocks, it still astonishes with moments of eerie delicacy (in particular its celebrated woodwind opening) juxtaposed with sections of primitive, even brutal power.
It is both a dream and a nightmare for musicians, who must negotiate an endless thicket of meter changes, exposed solo lines, demanding ensemble passages and untold opportunities to fall into the many unexpected silences.
The ideal is a performance where the listeners (and perhaps the musicians also) are unaware of any of that, and it all sounds effortless, organic, even inevitable.
The La Jolla Symphony's musicians, despite the woodwinds' nervous mishandling of the work's exposed opening, generally played with tenacity and aplomb, attentive to Schick's every gesture. But they never reached the point where the technical challenges faded into the background and only the music remained.
In the program's equally demanding first half (not so much from the aspect of the notes but more from the challenges of producing a particularly French sound quality appropriate to Debussy and Ravel) Schick kept everything restrained. Even the end of the concluding movement of the Ravel, "The Enchanted Garden," which closes with a triumphant passage in C major for full orchestra, seemed held back. It simmered, but never boiled.
Throughout, everything was essentially under control. But you couldn't help wishing for, if not a riot, then at least a few moments where the orchestra blew the lid right off the pot.


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(B) All deputy apiarists shall carry apiary registration applications, inspection reports, registration and disease printouts and anything else the director may require in carrying out the responsibilities of the apiary inspection work. Any unregistered apiaries shall be reported and a blank application given to the beekeeper if present during inspection.
(C) Renewal registration applications and no consent forms shall be mailed by the department of agriculture to all previously registered beekeepers, annually on or before the fifteenth of February.
(D) Honey bee colonies moved within this state for pollination purposes shall be returned to an Ohio registered apiary no later than ten days after the conclusion of the pollination service for the crop involved. Colonies which are not returned as required shall be considered a permanent apiary, which shall be registered in accordance with section 909.02 of the Revised Code. Any honey bee colonies moved into this state from outside for the purposes of pollination shall be required to register.
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Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 909.03
Rule Amplifies: 909.02
Prior Effective Dates: 5-1-95


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It's 5 in the morning, and I am awake...the growing rumbling in my stomach from hunger despite the late dinner from the night before is putting a no-entry sign to my attempts to lay my head back on my pillow and fall into sleep. So here I am, doing what a blogger does best when she has time before her day starts :) She blogs. So, being the crazy illogical (ok, so I'm not really illogical :P But I may appear so! ) girl that I am, I'm going to blog completely out of order! And because it is my blog, that insanity is, OF COURSE, totally allowed! :)
The autumn chill had sunk its fingers delicately into the air that day, yet through its biting unpleasant grip as I was watching Dennis and Jenny behind the lens, I could see their love shimmer and shine like a constant ray of sun on a cloudy day....unwavering in simplicity, but solid in depth. I could see it when Dennis was holding back the lump in his throat as Jenny floated into view down the aisle. I could see it in the way he held her under that perfect afternoon glow in the forest. I could see it as she wiped away the tears as they cited their vows to one another. And I could see it as he spoke about her in simple amazement in front of all those people.
"There were moments where she'd be doing something simple, like washing the dishes, and I would just be like wow....she is my girlfriend. And today, I have those same moments where I look at her and go wow....she is my wife. " ~ Dennis
Thank you Jenny and Dennis for the honor to let me witness your beautiful union. You two are perfect and so was your wedding. I couldn't have been more thrilled as a romantic, and as a photographer to see the photos that gave birth from your special day. I hope you love these favorites as much as I do :)


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A soldier who died in Afghanistan will be repatriated to RAF Brize Norton on Thursday.
Sapper Richard Walker, 23, from Leeds, was shot in an apparent insider attack by a member of the Afghan National Army last Monday.
Sapper Walker was serving with 28 Engineer Regiment, attached to 21 Engineer Regiment.


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About this book
What has happened to the news? Over the past decade, there has been a major shift in newspaper coverage. Many newspaper executives, paring costs and badly misreading public appetites, have cut back dramatically on all types of public-affairs reporting. Fewer reporters than ever are assigned to the statehouse or the White House, to city hall or foreign capitals. Too often celebrity gossip and movie tips take the place of serious journalism instead of existing alongside it. Newspapers once operated under a mandate to provide the kinds of news that citizens need to function in a democratic society, but many corporations have changed that mandate.
For more than two years, legendary editor Gene Roberts led a group of journalists in an unprecedented study of the newspaper industry for the American Journalism Review. This is the second volume of their findings. The first, Leaving Readers Behind: The Age of Corporate Newspapering, documented the storm of buying, selling, and consolidation that is transforming the American press. This second volume explores the consequences of these changes for ordinary communities and for the nation, arguing that they place democracy itself in peril.
Contributors include Peter Arnett, Mary Walton, Charles Layton, John Herbers, James McCartney, Carl Sessions Stepp, Lewis M. Simons, Chip Brown and Winnie Hu.
About the editors
Gene Roberts teaches in the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland. He has had a long, distinguished career as reporter and editor, including serving as the managin editor of the New York Times and the executive editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer. During his eighteen years at the Inquirer, the paper won seventeen Pulitzer Prizes.
Thomas Kunkel became dean of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland after three years as editor and director of the Project on the State of the American Newspaper and a long career in the newspaper business. He is also the author of Genius in Disguise: Harold Ross of the New Yorker.
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[ATO] All TOgethers Congress Candidates - November/December
Day 1,830, 11:44 • Published in Belgium • by
Tony Clifford
CONGRESS ELECTIONS November/December 2012
Soon, elections will come to eBelgium. In this article ATO candidates will be presented to all eBelgium, so a wise vote may be done.
Our Party
ATO is a mix between senior, balanced and young members. ATO has a policy of open-mindness and we are always ready to listen new ideas.
We debate and we listen the opinion of everyone: our choices are based on every arguments and opinions provided. These debates and such go through the eBelgium forum or by (mass)pm in-game.
In parallel of the official debates hold on the national forum, we also have discussions within the party to have a strong and common behavior during votes, to be certain that the party can enforce his ideas and show its strength.
All TOgether we make a difference.
On the 25th of November, Congress elections take place. These are the candidates ATO offers to the Belgian citizens for this term.
The candidates
These are the Congress candidates for "All TOgethers" for the month of November/December
- Tony Clifford President of ATO and one of the players who have been increasingly active for several months. He's highly motivated, a quick learner and definitely a great asset to our nation's government. He is familiar with Belgian politics, he is ambassador in eSwitzerland. And has proven to be a valuable voice in congress. Vote ATO to see him continue his work.
Military Unit: BNA, 2nd Regiment
Newpaper: the Red Big Express full of nice statistics about warfare
- JdlF: He has recently become active and is able and willing to make a difference in politics and government. Vote ATO and give him a chance be your man in congress. He wants more help from the state to young players. A warning: don't try to steal his Battle Hero Medal!
Military Unit: BNA, 3rd Regiment
- Beaver Juice: A young motivated ecitizen. He read a lot to educate himself on the forum and the wiki. He is present and active on IRC and the forum. He launched his newspaper with humour. He has never been a Congress Member. Please help him to be the megaphone of the new ecitizens!
Military Unit: BTA, 1st Regiment
Newspaper: My quirky thoughts : useless stuff and some other humorous things
- Olv007: One of the oldest eBelgian citizens. 12 times congressmember for Belgium and eUNL. He served as Prime Minister of the United Netherlands, Country President for eBelgium, Minister of Immigration and Supply Officer for the eBelgian National Army. Always ready to help a friend in need, he's very active ingame and on the forum.
Military Unit: BNA, 1st Regiment
Newspaper: Olv007's thoughts where historians can find articles from the ancient eBelgium!
- BelgiumGeneralA very motivated and enthusiastic player who wants to help eBelgium grow. Very active (also on forum and IRC). Vote for ATO if you want more young players in congress instead of always the older players. Currently vice-Minister of Defence of eBelgium.
Military Unit: BNA, 3nd Regiment
- BrunoCND: He has been 6 times Congress Member, once Country President of eBelgium and worked against a PTO. Multiple times Minister of Defense, he has been always answering when somebody asks him some help. He's always constructive. Currently vice Country President, Commander of BNA and Minister of Defense, he wants to help eBe to have better finances and stronger citizens.
Military Unit: BNA, 1st Regiment, Commander
Newspaper: the Belgian Voice: a mix of personal opinions and military analyses
Our three newbies:
- Primus Dark: He is a fervent Belgian: only a true Belgian chooses a beer as a name in his name! He will soon register on the forum and wants to make a difference for Belgium!
Military Unit: BAF, 2nd Regiment
- Loupendose: He entered recently the game and joined quickly the Belgian Training Academy. He did his top damage fighting for Belgium during the last TW. He wants to support ATO and discover the political side of the game
Military Unit: BTA, 1st Regiment
- Civilgreperr: The third ATO newbie, he's the proof that we are planning the future of our Nation. Not a soldier, he's working hard in his companies. He wants Belgium to be opener to new players and hopes be able to be useful
Military Unit: BCA, 2nd Regiment
And two nice blockers:
- Icurlybear: A nice player who is always willing to help those who need it and ask it. Ready to assist and willing to listen to you.
Military Unit: BCA, 4th Regiment
- muttn: Likes to stay on the background.
Military Unit: BNA, 3rd Regiment
If you have a question, you will be answered.
If you want to make a suggestion, you will be heard.
If you want to do something yourself, you will be assisted.
If you want to help someone, you won't be alone.
The name says it all...
All TOgethers(s)
So remember to vote ATO and we will serve you well this month.
Tony Clifford
Party President of ATO
@Yannis: what's your problem with ATO?
We are simply the best! And Bruno is one of the best!
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New Jersey vs Toronto Recap - Maple Leafs Win 2-1
Toronto earned a 2-1 victory over New Jersey on Friday, but needed a shootout to do it at Air Canada Centre.
Bettors who backed the Maple Leafs were rewarded as -177 favorites at sportsbooks. Over-Under bettors saw the total score go UNDER the closing total of 5.
The win was clinched by James van Riemsdyk, who beat Cory Schneider in a shootout to gain the extra point in the standings for Toronto. Toronto got goals from Phil Kessel in the victory. Kessel opened the scoring at 8:12 of the third period.
Jonathan Bernier stopped 34 of 35 New Jersey shots in the victory.
New Jersey got a goal from Michael Ryder in the loss, but it wasn't enough.
New Jersey got a 27-stop effort from Cory Schneider in the loss.
On the power play, Toronto went 1-for-6, while the Devils were 1-for-3 with the man advantage.
New Jersey outshot Toronto 35-28 in the game.
Next game, Toronto takes its act on the road to face Boston looking for another win. For New Jersey, they head home to face Nashville.


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Visited as we attended a wedding reception in the village. Hotel very friendly and welcoming. We has a comfortable room and excellent buffet breakfast. Provided a welcome tea despite no official room service. Food not sensational but satisfactory.
Getting you more information on this room
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"The rooms overlooking the garden are quieter, but if you shut the windows all seem fine."


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How to set up an IP device behind BorderManager using Static and Dynamic NAT.
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How to set up an IP device behind BorderManager using Static and Dynamic NAT.
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An IP device, such as a web server, email server, or FTP server, is located on the Private NetWork and has to be accessed through the BorderManager Firewall with NAT enabled.
"Add Secondary IP Address X.X.X.X" on the server console prompt. This is another public address that comes from your ISP.
This is needed so that clients on the public side of the network will be able to reach the IP device on the private side. The Firewall has to translate the public address to the private address before the clients can get to that IP device.
Enable NAT in STATIC and DYNAMIC MODE.
INETCFG | Bindings | Select your public NIC | Expert TCP/IP Bind Options | Network Address Translation | Status - Change this to Static and Dynamic
Next you will select: Network Address Translation Table: | then hit "insert" to insert the secondary address you added in the beginning as the "Public Address" mapping to the "Private Address" of the internal web server.
You can test that the secondary is working by pinging it. Make sure that the device on the private side which you are doing a static NAT for has a default route to the private IP address of BorderManager.
Also keep in mind that from the Private NetWork incoming and outgoing traffic will be blocked by filters until filter exceptions are created.(Refer to TID#10013565 for Web Server filters, as an example)
Also, if you have problems with not being able to ping the secondary ip address you have set up, test with another one to make sure it is or isn't the IP address.
Another option to consider which would accomplish the same task but has some cacheing options is to configure a Generic Proxy (TCP or UDP). These options are available in BorderManager Setup under the Application Proxies. Refer to TID # 10011006
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