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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Georgal These Shoes Keep Me in the Game Some number of years ago I realized that wearing cleats, molded or otherwise, was no longer a comfortable experience, so if I was going to continue to referee I needed to find a shoe that I could work in and not regret it at the end of the match. I was hooked after my first pair of Team Mundial Turf Studs. The fit and durability (I do clean and polish them before each match.) are the key features for me. I can get about a year and a half out of a pair, so I feel the purchase is money well spent. As long as I continue to referee and adidas continues to offer the Team Mundial Turf Stud, this will be my shoe of choice. Thanks adidas for keeping me in the game ! October 30, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Deetee Great performer on all surfaces I've been playing with this shoe exclusively on turf and even grass fields and have to say that is as close to the "jack-of-all-trades" shoe as you're gonna find. From soccer of all flavors to ultimate frisbee to football, I've never been let down by these and they have stayed comfortable to the bitter end. I'm buying a new pair because after 4 years (and two new insoles) the shoe finally blew up and the sole nearly ripped clean off. Considering how often I used them, 4 years is an amazing life span. The only complaint I have is that the insoles are not removable, but that is to be expected from a performance-minded shoe. I would recommend these shoes to all players, but do be aware that leather stretches, so what is tight out of the box will be perfect, and what is perfect may eventually get a bit loose, etc. April 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by mshattu Classic versatility and trusted performance I've been wearing this shoe for almost 2 decades. It performs beautifully on several different playing surfaces (astro turf and field turf for sure, but I've also had success with them on dry grass, dirt and sand fields), providing traction and comfort. With all the new technology and advancements made in the footwear industry, I keep coming back to the Mundial Team for their trusted quality, performance and comfort. June 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by sundancekid A Classic... You can't go wrong with adidas when it comes to football/soccer. The Mundial Team are ideal for turf play (yes... obviously) but also for great for grass-play on firmer pitches. Here in Georgia it doesn't rain as much as it does back in the UK, so I can play in turf shoes on grass, even in the rain, pretty much year round. I broke in the MT's by wearing them around the house on and off for a few days... then to the store etc... just taking it easy... gradually wearing them more & more (ONLY for the break-in period though, now I only use the for training/matches on turf/grass) They were a little snug out of the box - my left foot is 9.5 US and my right is a 9 US - I purchased an 8.5 US. Now, two weeks later... they fit like a glove... That'll be the Kangaroo leather. When I was choosing which shoes to purchase I picked the MT's for these reasons: 1. I trust Adidas when it comes to Football (Period). 2. This shoe has been around 30-years (and wouldn't still be here if it wasn't relevant). 3. Kangaroo leather - it doesn't get softer than this... 4. When you break in these shoes, its like playing in glove like slippers... and I like playing in slippers! 5. Touch & Feel: Slipper like boots = good touch without loss of protection. 6. Protection: I deal with "big-footed / stampy / pushy" defenders for 90 mins, I need to feel protected and lightweight boots just don't cut it. To the critics that say they're too heavy or only good for defenders... The 5 or 6oz difference between these shoes and a super light cleat really is nothing, even if you're a striker or a winger you can wear these shoes. On that note... If you're slow I doubt it's because of the shoes... i.e. wearing the same shoes as Ronaldo or Messi will not make you the next Ronaldo or Messi... (Which makes me wonder what shoes they wore during the formative years of their respective careers - I doubt they were 1oz carbon fiber slippers!). So for the youngsters out there... You'll adapt to the weight difference, and you'll get stronger doing it. And for the older guys like me, it's a no brainer - these are so comfortable it's ridiculous... you'll forget about your shoes and just focus on the game. Hopefully I've convinced you to go ahead and buy these great shoes. If you look after them properly, they'll last for years. On that note: 1. Clean and towel dry after wear (a little warm water should do it). 2. Stuff with newspaper to absorb water. 3. Leave to dry overnight out of direct sunlight and away from heat. 4. Invest in some 'leather food' from England, to treat, nourish and protect the best turf shoes you'll ever own. Hopefully you'll find this review helpful. There are a lot of shoes out there, but not many as good as these. January 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by XFit the perfect exercise shoes for men or women I don't play soccer but I wear these for exercise classes. I have bought other Adidas indoor soccer shoes before, but this is a must have for exercise classes. It's worth every penny I spent. The real leather is very soft and fits my feet like a glove, providing the stability that I need for my aerobics/pilates exercise class. The sole also provides stability for my feet allowing me to concentrate on the movements I need for the exercises instead of trying to balance my feet as I follow the trainer in class. I highly recommend this style of Adidas for anyone who does pilates or aerobics or Zumba classes. January 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by bearman Classic high quality shoe I actually wore this same shoe back in the late 80's while playing high school soccer--I think it was called Beckenbaur Special---best soccer shoe I ever played back then. Now I am back into coaching and playing and this shoe is every bit as good or better than the original. Nice soft kangaroo leather and comfortable. Perfect shoe for all conditions except very wet/muddy. May 2, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5Â by wilky Extended tongue & size The quality of the extended tongue is very poor, you can see the edge of the foam is very irregular and inferior. Also, the size of my feet is quite small, but the size of the shoe is not as same as the regular line. Can I return and replace one in US size 5.5 to me? April 21, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5Â by ecator Split near the bottom outside heel After about 6 games...the shoe split apart in the foamy section on the rear right outer heel. Only wore the shoe during game day and played on a turf field. I expect a shoe of this price that is only worn during games to last at least several years. Very disappointing for my first and last Adidas purchase. November 20, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by bocajrs Another Great Pair of Turfs I am a high level soccer referee and when it comes to running in the middle or side suffling on the line these Copa Mundial Turfs shoes are it! They have great grip that keep you from slipping no matter the weather conditions. The fit is snug from the moment you put them on and it conforms more to your feet the more you wear them. There is a reason why this adidas product is always available and has been in stores/online for such a long time - they are great! April 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by twoksl What can I say? My favorite turf shoe, bar none. I use the copa's for outdoor, and the mundial's for indoor. I have been playing for almost 20 years now, and still these are the best, most conistant boots that i have used. Last darn near forever. September 20, 2010


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Middle College (Dual Credit)
The Columbiana Campuses of Kent State University (KSU at East Liverpool & KSU at Salem) are pleased to offer your high school students an opportunity to begin their college experience as early as their freshman year!
Background/ History
The Middle College (Early Start) Program was designed in collaboration with the City of East Liverpool High School Principal, Linda Henderson. Her vision was to create opportunities for students to earn college level course work as early as their first day in high school. We have expanded this program so that students can complete up to two years of college coursework prior to high school graduation. By getting students an early start and helping them to earn a significant number of college credits, it is our hope that more will go on to complete their baccalaureate degree.
How the Early Start Program Works
The Middle College (Early Start) Program offers college level courses to groups of students at your high school. Taught by professors certified by their discipline's department, Middle College (Early Start) classes allow students to gain knowledge, experience, and skills usually unavailable to them until after high school graduation. In fact, with the support of the school district and careful advising to the student, it may be possible to earn a technical certificate and/or complete the Ohio Transfer Module* general education requirements upon graduation from high school! Professors are chosen in one of two ways. The first way is that a KSU professor is assigned to teach at your location. In this scenario, a teacher from your high school is also in the classroom and acts as a partner in the education process. The second way is to have one of your current teachers certified to teach college level work. Most school districts use a combination of both. Regardless of who teaches the class, rigorous standards are in place to ensure that students receive the same material as they would get in a college classroom and are evaluated by the same criteria by which all college students are judged. The Middle College (Early Start) Program is designed with flexibility in mind. Although we can provide a sample curriculum and progression, we will work with your district to offer the best mix of courses for your student body.
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Because the Middle College (Early Start) Program is unique to your district, we will work with you to set the requirements for student admission into the program. For example, districts that plan to offer courses that require high levels of critical thinking skills (e.g., English, Philosophy, Chemistry) may want to limit enrollment to honor's level students. Districts that want to offer more technically-based courses (e.g., Basic Computer Skills, Web Design) may want to offer the program to students who show aptitude, regardless of overall academic record. We have streamlined the application process for students enrolled in this program. Each student enrolled must complete:
- PSEO Program Application Form
- Parental Permission Form
- Principal or Counselor Recommendation Form (A single letter listing all students will be acceptable) Students will not be required to submit ACT/SAT scores or take the University's COMPASS test until such time that the students choose to attend a course on one of the KSU campuses.
Costs of the Program
In the State of Ohio, every qualified public high school student has the opportunity to participate in the Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Program. Traditionally, each school district is required to forfeit a pro-rated portion of their state allocation based on the number of hours the student spends in a college level course. Depending on your allocation, this amount is approximately $700 per student per three-credit college course. If the student takes two courses over the year, your district's budget is reduced by $1,400. If 10 students take two courses each over the year, your budget will be reduced by over $14,000! The Columbiana County Campuses of Kent State University are committed to providing you with a way to effectively manage these PSEO Program costs. Not only will we help you to anticipate your PSEO Program expenditures, but we will structure the costs so even more students can take part in the program at no additional expense to your district. Because the Middle College (Early Start) Program is tailor-made for your district, please contact Mr. Donald Bean for more information on cost. (Note: High School students who continue to take college course at KSU East Liverpool and/or KSU Salem campuses will be charged the traditional PSEO Program rate.)
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There are many benefits to your school district, including:
- Exposing students to college level work as early as their first year of high school
- Can be used to attract students to your district during open enrollment periods
- Anticipate and contain your PSEO costs · No costs to the student or their parents
- Positive publicity to the school district for offering this innovative program
- Opportunities for your teachers who hold Master's degrees to be certified to teach college level courses and receive tuition waivers for post-Master's work
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A fistula is a connection between two organs. This procedure is done to repair a fistula between the urinary tract (usually the bladder) and the vagina.
Reasons for Procedure
A vesico-vaginal fistula repair is done in women with a fistula, which may be caused by:
- Injury to the urinary tract (eg, may occur during childbirth , surgery, radiation therapy )
- Tumor
- Certain conditions (eg, Crohn's disease )
- Impaired blood flow (eg, may be due to long labor or radiation therapy)
Possible Complications
Complications are rare. But, no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have vesico-vaginal fistula repair, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
- Urinary tract infection or other infections
- Irritation or inflammation of the vulva (the opening of the vagina)
- Injury to bladder, vagina, or urethra (the tube that carries urine outside of the body from the bladder)
- Bleeding
- Adverse reaction to anesthesia (eg, low blood pressure, wheezing)
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications such as:
- Smoking
- Drinking
- Chronic disease such as diabetes or obesity
The following may also increase the risk of complications:
- Taking blood-thinning medicines
- Having a fistula that is large or complex
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Your doctor may:
- Do a physical exam
- Order blood and urine tests
- Order imaging tests
- Do a cystoscopy (an examination of the bladder using a special lighted scope)
- Talk to you about the type of anesthesia that will be used and the potential risks
Talk to your doctor about your medicines. You may be asked to stop taking some medicines up to one week before the procedure, like:
- Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (eg, ibuprofen, naproxen)
- Blood-thinning drugs, such as warfarin (Coumadin)
- Anti-platelet drugs, such as clopidogrel (Plavix)
Other things to keep in mind prior to the procedure:
- Arrange for a ride home from the hospital.
- If instructed by your doctor, avoid food or drinks for 6-8 hours before the procedure.
General anesthesia will be used. It will block any pain and keep you asleep through the surgery. It will be given through an IV (a needle placed in your arm).
Description of the Procedure
You will be prepared for surgery. IVs will be placed in your arm or hand for medicines and fluids.
The surgery can be done through the vagina or through an incision in the abdomen. You may also have a cystoscopy done during the procedure.
The doctor will insert a catheter (tube) into the urethra. A speculum will also be used to open the the vagina. The doctor will locate the fistula. The walls of fistula will be cut away. The fistula will be closed with sutures. Special dressings will be placed in the vagina.
A small incision will be made in the lower abdomen. Once the fistula is located, its lining will be cut and removed. The tissue will be manipulated so that there is no longer a connection between the urinary tract and the vagina. The vaginal wall and wall of the urinary tract will be repaired. The abdominal wall will be closed. Catheter tubes may be left in place after the procedure to help drain urine. The doctor may also place stents (a type of catheter) in the ureters.
Immediately After Procedure
You may have a temporary catheter in your urethra when you wake up.
How Long Will It Take?
1-3 hours or longer (depending on how complex the surgery is)
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia prevents pain during surgery. Pain or soreness during recovery will be managed with pain medicine.
Average Hospital Stay
This procedure is done in a hospital setting. The usual length of stay is:
- 1-2 days for a simple repair
- 3-5 days for a complex repair
Post-procedure Care
After the procedure, the hospital staff may do the following:
- Monitor you while you recover from the anesthesia.
- Help you gradually begin to eat and move around.
- Give you pain medicine.
- Take care of your catheter. The catheter will likely be in place for several weeks.
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection such as:
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
There are also steps you can take to reduce your chances of infection such as:
- Washing your hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incisions
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
- Take medicines to treat pain and bladder spasms and to reduce infection.
- Avoid lifting heavy objects and doing strenuous activity for several weeks.
- Drink plenty of fluids (eg, 8-10 glasses per day).
- Do not have sexual intercouse until your doctor tells you that it is safe to do so.
- Ask your doctor when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions.
Call Your Doctor
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
- Increasing pressure or pain
- Redness, soreness, bleeding, or discharge at or around the incision site
- Changes in frequency, odor, appearance, or amount of urine
- Inability to urinate
- Signs of infection, including fever or chills
- Excess blood in urine (Small amounts are normal.)
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Andrea Chisholm
- Review Date: 12/2013 -
- Update Date: 00/12/2014 -


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How are you all doing?
I had a rough week last week, but am having a good day so far . No m/s and the fatigue isn't too bad .
Updates ladies !
My gastrointestinal stuff has been gone for 2.5 days now, so I'm feeling GREAT about that. It was really dragging me down. I started in with sinus issues on Saturday so I had to close the windows and turn on the AC. I am sad for the lost savings, but happy that my head has been feeling better since I made that call.
I have an appointment today, so I'm excited to hear the heartbeat!
Wow, you're almost 15wks !!
Im in that odd place where my nausea is mainly gone and i dont feel baby yet, so i forget im pregnant and worry constantly if anybody is in there, my thyroid has gone nuts and now im hyperthyroid and so although im exhausted i cant calm down to rest at night...its been wonderfully warm out 70-80 degrees and blue skies the kids and i have been outdoors all week and dh and i bought a new jungle gym swing set we hope to put up soon, dh has been at work and school so much i havent been able to get help with things around the house so i nearly mowed our lawn myself today then i looked down and remembered all in all a blessed week and hoping little bubbs starts thumping soon!
I'm sorry about your thyroid ...are they testing you frequently? Is it from being over-medicated? My last TSH was 1.35 and my dr bumped my meds up to 175mcg/d a week ago to stave off any issues in the 2nd tri...I felt a little jittery for a few days, but feeling more stable now. They're testing my TSH again in 5wks. This is the highest dose I've ever been on by far so I was nervous about the increase, but I appreciate they're keeping such a close watch. I hope it evens out for you soon...I hate being hyperT, ugh, it's the worst !!!
When is your next appt?
The vomiting has decreased....the nausea hasn't....still losing weight, and as of today...they are considering me a gestational diabetic since I can't seem to do the 3 hour glucose intolerance testing....
Irritable at times...but there is usually something that triggers it...lol
Will update more after my initial diabetic referral....
Looking forward to hearing what you find out at your referral
Physically I am great! No m/s or other significant symptoms. Not one tiny little drop of spotting since my AF 9w2d ago!!! I have really turned a corner since a couple days and I am emotionally feeling better! Spotting is my ultimate enemy, so I'm truly feeling this is a good sign for me.
I have even been afraid of sex.... Thinking it might cause irritation and freak me out with spotting, but even that hasn't happened!!
But question!?!?!?!??? Does anyone else sometimes feel like this instinctive protectiveness to not have sex? Like I get frustrated with DH when he suggests it! Idk why!!! We'll, I do. I think it's hormones.
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I've turned the corner on the morning sickness. Thankfully. After 8 straight weeks of nausea and vomiting I'm so thankful to have had at least three days in a row where I felt great. I didn't even get nauseous after dinner the past few nights. And my appetite has picked up a bit.ocassionally I actually feel hungry and want to eat. Yay. Also I have only had to nap every few days. Not every day. Which is so nice. A little more energy.
But with the good news comes a new symptom. Headaches. They just started. I think its sinus related though. But I honestly have no patience for the kids loud voices. Poor guys. They think mommy has turned into a Grinch.
I get to hear the heartbeat and meet with my midwife next week. Hopefully everything is good. Im nervous she won't be able to find anything.
On the subject of sex...I have had to force myself to DTD. But every time I do the o is amazing. But I just don't feel like it. I don't feel sexy. I don't even want to be kissed for long. The extra mucus and stuff I gag on. But if I can relax and just focus we have fun. A lot is my attitude. But still sometimes it feels more like a chore.
Ahahahha, its so funny..... I always think, how the heck did we get pregnant! TTC is soooooo different than being pregnant in sex lives! if us women always felt this way about sex, there would be a lot less babies....how boring!
Okay ladies...probably going to jinx myself here, lol, but dare I say I feel NORMAL today, like honestly and truly normal ! I woke up with m/s and almost immediately took zofran but figured I'd wait until after breakfast and I've felt fine since then! Haha, of course I immediately pulled out my doppler to check on baby . I'm not going to say I've turned a corner, but I'm thankful to be having a good day !
I'm feeling great pregnancy wise. I'm pooped from working 12 hours yesterday, getting off at midnight and being back into work again this morning at 9:30. Needless to say, I will be in bed very early tonight. My cramps are much better today. I haven't even had to take any Tylenol, which is saying a lot for me.
Kelly, yay for a great day!
Cindy, ugh work! I hope you are already in bed and resting!
Afm- feeling good, but I'm cranky. I really need to kick this attitude. My kids are feeling it and it is totally not fair.... I feel like my fuse is so short.
hello!! just checking in.............
9 weeks today !!!! Feeling pretty good although exhausted! Im constantly tired and could honestly sleep all day if I were allowed. Other than that symptoms are here and there. Got another scan at 11 weeks. Saw scan last week and peanut has grown so much and at 8 weeks measured 8.4 weeks. I take that as a good sign.
Thank you Kelly and Brittany!!
Kelly, Im glad things are going well for you too- sounds like one hell of a rollercoster you on. Prayers and love to you!
Brittany- I know what you mean about the moods! Screamed at my poor little 4 year old this morning for not eating her breakfast.......its not fair on her at all. cried the whole way to work. Working mothers guilt is the worst thing coupled with pregnancy hormones and its just a disaster!


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Amarillo police are looking for the suspect involved in an armed robbery Friday morning in Amarillo.
APD responded to that armed robbery call at the Subway on Western Friday morning just before nine. The man came into the store with a handgun demanding money from a store employee. He took the money and fled the store.
Although the employee was not harmed in the incident, officials with Amarillo Crime Stoppers say they still push for the public to call in with tips to help catch criminals like this one. Rewards are offered for helpful tips, and in select cases depending on the severity, Crime Stoppers has the option of upping the reward.
"We created this contract, it's a supplemental reward contract that we do," said Amarillo Crime Stoppers Cpl. Sean Slover. "Typically, it's going to be those higher thefts, homicides, violent robberies, things like that is the time we'll entertain even signing with someone on a supplemental reward contract."
Even still, Cpl. Slover says only about 60 percent of callers with good tips actually claim the cash rewards offered. Officials are still looking for the man suspected of robbing Subway. He's described as five foot eight inches tall, about 160 pounds and was last seen wearing a dark colored hoodie.


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The steamy new musical Murder Ballad is rocking out at the Union Square Theatre! Broadway.com chatted with stars Caissie Levy, Will Swenson, John Ellison Conlee and Rebecca Naomi Jones on opening night.
Wanna see video clips of Broadway's Aladdin? Well, you ain't never had a friend like Broadway.com! Enjoy this video montage featuring Aladdin, Jasmine and the Genie!March 28, 2014
Lisa 'L-Boogie' Bauford, one of the star dancers from the popular light ballet iLuminate: Artist of Light, explains why the one-of-a-kind musical brings out the kid in everyone.August 13, 2013
This week's episode features a Broadway casting bonanza, a Psycho disappointment, a sweet Cinderella snapshot and a heavy-hitting smackdown!September 17, 2014
James Monroe Iglehart finds himself backstage with a bunch of fellow Broadway stars and they can't help but sing! James also answers your "Ask a Genie" questions backstage at Aladdin.September 11, 2014
Get a sneak peek of the national tour of The Phantom of the Opera!May 1, 2014
It's the final episode of Lesli Margherita's backstage vlog at Matilda! See Lesli freak out over dogs, scare people and perform with the cast at JFK. Don't worry kids, she'll be back with another vlog...someday!August 14, 2014
The Rockettes are kicking off the holiday season in style! See the leggy ladies rehearse a brand new musical number for the legendary Radio City Christmas Spectacular.October 10, 2013
Learn about this long-running off-Broadway smashOctober 20, 2008
Meet Alexander Sharp and the cast of Broadway's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, beginning September 10 at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.July 28, 2014
Get a sneak peek at the national tour of I Love Lucy.September 3, 2013
James Snyder helps out with the If/Then ticket lottery and gets a special treat from a very kind German fan.September 9, 2014
Enjoy this video first look of new Cinderella stars Carly Rae Jepsen, Joe Carroll and Fran Drescher!February 18, 2014


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By Tim SkubickFOX 2 Legal AnalystLANSING, Mich. (WJBK) -- Zero drama.That collective sigh of relief you heard from the state Capitol yesterday was from House Speaker Jase Bolger and newly elected House Democrat Rep. Brian Banks (D-Harper Woods).With eight felonies on his record as a young man, Mr. Banks was just a tad concerned the House Republicans may try to block him from taking his seat. Zero drama. No protest at all.The Marshall GOP Speaker was just a tad concerned that a whole bunch of Democrats, still steaming over the way they were treated during the lame duck session, might not vote to support him as Speaker. Ditto on the zero drama. Only two D's voted in protest. Give credit to Mr. Bolger and the new House Democratic Leader Tim Greimel for avoiding what could have been a very ugly launch into the new legislative year. They met behind closed doors on Tuesday, had a series of phone calls and meetings over the last couple of weeks and even though they are not best of buds, they got it done.Mr. Greimel endorsed the nomination of Mr. Bolger which tradition dictates and everything began on a positive note."Do you trust Mr. Greimel?" the Speaker was asked.He concedes that is a work in progress but there's been progress. "A degree of trust," he put it. That's what the citizens want, Mr. Bolger advises and he's got that right.And Mr. Greimel says the same thing as the playing nice prevailed during the opening day festivities where the toughest decision was where the lawmakers would sit for the next two years.The Oakland County Democrat Greimel admits, "We won't always sing Kumbiya (sp)" but when they can find common ground they will try to go there.Good for them.Good for you.Zero drama. Just they want they wanted it.
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Aside from taking a closer look at Rikon's new 12-in. Planer/Jointer – and you can watch that video here on the blog – we didn't have time to cover ALL of the new tools Rikon is rolling out at the show … and man oh man, these folks at Rikon have been busy! Their booth is packed with new machinery. In fact, of all the booths we've visited, Rikon has more new products coming to market than the competition–despite the how the setbacks of our economy have impacted the woodworking tool industry. Very ambitious.
Here's a taste of what's new from Rikon:
Five new bandsaws in 10-, 12-, 16-, 18- and 22-in. capacities. The 18-in. model is specially designed with digital readout and variable speed, for cutting everything from wood to composites to metal. Prices range from $279.99 to $2199.99.
Four new lathes: two 12 x 16-in.-capacity minis, and two 20 x 37-in. floor-standing models; both sizes available with or without electronic variable speed. Minis are priced at $259.99 for the manual speed-change or $699.99 for the variable speed. Full-sized lathes will sell for $1999.99 or $2399.99, depending on electronic or manual speed changing.
A 4 x 36-in. stationary belt sander with a 6-in. disc, which will sell for $119.99.
Three new planer options: 10-in. and 12-in. planer/jointer combination machines ($699.99 and $1999.99) and a new 16-in. planer ($1699.99).
A one horsepower floor-standing mortiser will sell for $1699.99.
A new powered ambient air cleaner ($329.99).
A Euro-styled panel saw with sliding crosscut table for under $4000.
Four new dust collectors, ranging from 3/4 to 3 hp, that can be converted to draw from either ceiling or floor ducting for improved versatility. Prices were not yet determined at the show.
That's 20 new machines by my count, and an impressive new product line for these times! Sources at Rikon say the new lineup will be available this fall (September and October), so you'll want to bookmark Rikon's website (www.rikontools.com) and check it often for new product availability. The new AWFS machines should be added to Rikon's website now so you can read up on the specs.
Suffice to say, despite the "Great Recession," Rikon will be there with some solid new offerings when you're ready to make your next new machine investment.
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New Makita 18-Volt Impact Driver Now Better for WoodworkersJuly 17th, 2009
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There's no question that impact drivers take the punishment out of driving big screws and lags. But, up until now, it's been hard to manage all that torque when you need to install more delicate fasteners. Well, Makita's new 18-volt LXT Li-Ion Impact Driver (Model BTD144) may change how we woodworkers think about impact drivers. This tool is both powerful and precise.
Makita has tamed this beast — which is capable of delivering a whopping 1,420 in.-lbs of torque — by providing a three-speed power selection switch. If you need to drive lag screws, simply set the tool to maximum power for full impact delivery. Want to assemble a cabinet carcase with a handful of #8s? Switch the driver to medium mode, and an internal clutch will limit the impact action to prevent overdriving and snapping screwheads. You can even use the driver for installing tiny screws by setting the clutch to the lightest mode. Each of the three power settings limits both no-load speeds and impacts per minute.
Aside from the power selection feature, the 18-volt LXT comes with a brushless motor, which extends the tool's service life, makes the motor operate more efficiently and adds 20% more battery run time, according to Makita. It also shaves off a bit of weight and size — the driver weighs just 3.3 lbs with battery. Bits slip easily into the 1/4-in. hex chuck, and you can turn on an LED light under the head when working in dark spaces.
Makita's new BTD 144 Impact Driver ($349) comes with two 18-volt batteries and a 30-minute charger. Or, you can buy the tool without the charger and batteries (Model BTD144Z) and power it with the 18-volt batteries from your other Makita Li-Ion tools.
If you're in the market for an impact driver, Makita has woodworkers in mind here. Give this tool a closer look.
"Hands-Free" Automated Drawer Opener from BlumJuly 17th, 2009
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Sanding is one of those necessary evils of woodworking, so any means of making the job easier and more efficient are always welcomed! If you're looking for a quick way to bring a final surface finish to smaller flat surfaces — face frame parts, rails and legs, box components, marquetry and small panels come to come to mind — this new portable horizontal drum sander from Sand-Flee may be your solution. The SF-0904 ($449.95), new to market at AWFS, consists of a 9-in. steel and aluminum drum that accepts strips of hook-and-loop backed sandpaper from 40 to 600 grit. The drum is mounted inside a steel cabinet and driven by a 1/7 hp totally enclosed motor at 1700 rpm. But, what makes the system truly unique is the top: it's a 12-in. x 17-in. piece of zinc-plated steel. The top pivots up on the end of the cabinet so you can vary the exposure of the drum above the table — and that allows you to take an aggressive first pass or a final sanding pass without leaving snipe or burns.
You simply dial in the table height, lock the setting and slide the workpiece over the drum. A micro-adjust knob puts you in complete control of table height. The tool has a 2 1/2-in-dia. dust port to keep the cabinet and tabletop clean, plus a safety switch and removable power cord.
One end of the drum extends beyond the cabinet to serve as a power take-off, so you can mount a keyless chuck and sanding mops or drums for tackling contour work. An anodized aluminum fence is also sold separately. Here's a tool that could put your tedious sanding jobs on a much faster track.
Learn more about the Sand-Flee SF-0904 (or its larger 18-in. cousin, the SF-1800) by visiting the company's web site: www.rjrstudios.com.
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What's hotter than a rattlesnake in the Nevada desert this time of year? Well, how about a million square feet or so of woodworking products on display at the Las Vegas Convention Center! That's right – it's trade show time again, and this week Las Vegas is hosting the Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers (that's AWFS for short). Imagine aisle after aisle of exhibitors showing off the latest and greatest in woodworking machines, hand tools, hardware, adhesives and finishing supplies, lumber and wood products … just about anything and everything a woodworker could possibly need – all under one massive roof.
But, no need to wear out a pair of Buster Browns to see it all – you can get the VIP tour right from our website. Join Woodworker's Journal staff members Chris Marshall and Lili Jackson as we walk the show for the next three days. We'll be in hot pursuit of all things new and cool at AWFS, and we'll share that with you in a series of video blogs shot right from the show floor. Be sure to check our website daily for new updates as well as other print and photo blogs. Then, read about other great products we find in Vegas in future eZines and the print magazine. Hey, this is an event you won't want to miss, and we'll make sure you get the highlights. Stay tuned!
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Check back soon for our coverage of AWFS Fair 2009, where we will be the official blog partner for the show.
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Countdown To The 20th Running: The 1996 Brickyard 400
Date: August 3, 1996
Pole Winner: Jeff Gordon
Race Winner: Dale Jarrett
The 1996 Brickyard 400 will forever be remembered for the "kiss" that started a lasting tradition.
Dale Jarrett, one of the best big-stage drivers in NASCAR history, had already won two Daytona 500s, including the 1996 edition. This was arguably the next brightest spotlight.
And he starred again, capping off the celebration by kissing the bricks at the start-finish line, a tradition that lives to this day.
The race was the site of new paving that had been added since the previous August, which raised the speed about five miles per hour.
As the race began, Jeff Gordon and Mark Martin led the field of 40 cars under the green flag to begin the third annual Brickyard 400. But Gordon's hopes for a second silver brick – the famous trophy awarded Brickyard 400 victors – ended when he cut a right-front tire and drilled the concrete. He limped the DuPont Chevrolet back to the pits, and his crew affected repairs, but Gordon was out of the running.
At the front of the pack now, Kyle Petty ran the point with his Coors Light Pontiac and Johnny Benson followed close behind. Petty then cut a tire and smacked the fourth-turn wall, bouncing off into the path of Sterling Marlin. Benson's yellow Pontiac then led, with his crew working through the pit stops flawlessly with two-tire stops.
Late in the race, Benson and his team made a slight mistake during a late pit stop under caution. Benson fell back to 13th during the restart. Ernie Irvan and Jarrett had worked their way to the front when the green flag fell. Terry Labonte had his Kellogg's Chevrolet at the point, with Ricky Rudd right behind, followed by Jarrett and Irvan. This format lasted 10 laps then Jarrett moved to the point with Irvan in hot pursuit. Irvan then passed Jarrett four laps later and the two Robert Yates Racing Fords began a brilliant duel that lasted the remainder of the race.
With six laps to go, the door finally opened when Irvan drove a little too hard into the corner. Jarrett saw his opportunity and yanked his Ford left and nailed the accelerator. Jarrett drew even with Irvan then regained control of the lead. Jarrett rolled to victory at the Brickyard 400, which was huge for Jarrett and the Yates team.
Jarrett's win marked the first time a Ford had gone to victory lane in the three years of the Brickyard 400 race.
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This is the device that instantly turns frozen fruit and other flavorings into a soft-serve treat. The unit combines frozen bananas and any additional fruit or chocolate and instantly churns the ingredients to produce a treat with the texture of frozen yogurt or soft-serve ice cream, but without the additional fat, sugar, or preservatives. The chute easily accepts berries, sliced mango, or cantaloupe, and the integrated conical, spinning blade mashes and incorporates the fruit into a silky-smooth confection. The chute, plunger, and blade are dishwasher safe. Includes a dessert storage container, four popsicle molds, and recipe booklet. Plugs into AC. 14" H x 7 1/2" W x 6" D. (5 1/2 lbs.)
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Only used it once and it performed quite well, as long as the bananas and other fruit are thawed slightly. When using fruit that is frozen solid, the motor sounds as if it is straining and the machine vibrates. The finished desert was very tasty, smooth and exactly the consistency of soft serve.
A tasty, nutritious treat
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Great substitue for soft-serve ice cream!
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It's ok. Am not sure yet how it will be
By Lee
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I am wondering how well this appliance will work, consistency wise, if we make soft serve with recipes that don't contain bananas. So far, with bananas, it is exactly as advertised & does great banana soft serve.
frozen dessert, which tastes great
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It makes a great tasting healthy sorbetIn the manual it is stated, that y0u can not run it longer than for 2 minutes...It makes it difficult to make sorbet for just 2 people, not mentioning entertaining. You have to pause, turn it off and then turn on again so you would not burn the engine...
bannana explosion!!
By Kitchen Magician
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WOW, I may never eat ice cream again. We got the banana blender for the grandsons, but will be getting one for us. It is truly fantastic, smooth, creamy, and no additives. Put on fresh fruit or CHOCOLATE SAUCE, and you have a quick and easy dessert or snack. I will recommend this to my in laws who have an ice cream shoppe, I think this is a sure hit.
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By Greg & Andy
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We love this product. It provides a fun way to make a healthy treat. It is especially good after taking a run on a hot day!
"Great product at a great price"
By Leafman1010
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It is very simple to use and creates a tasty dessert
Don't just use lots of bananas
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You will get gloppy banana frozen mush if you overdo the bananas. I would add a high ratio of frozen cherries, strawberries, or other high acid fruits.
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Parents are being reminded of the danger from prescription medications in the hands of children. A newly released report from Safe Kids Worldwide says over 67,000 children are taken to hospital emergency rooms for treatment of accidental medication exposures each year. That figure is up 30% over the past decade.
In some cases children are getting into vitamins and aspirins designed for them but 86-percent of those cases involve youngsters taking adult medicines left on a counter, in a purse or even on the floor. Health experts are asking parents and those who care for children to be very aware and place medicines out of reach and in childproof containers.


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When it comes to our Coaster Cats, we're feline thankful (that's a joke, son). In just about all kinds of weather, they're out in the elements, taking care of our coasters. One of this year's off-season projects is retracking Voyage's brake run. Out with the old and in with the new! "Dude, your eight layers…Read More »
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When you work at a theme park with ridiculously clever people, you never know ahead of time what each day will bring. But this, actually, was scheduled ahead of time. This was taken during a photo shoot for our 2014 HoliWood Nights flyer. Yes, Holidog was getting ready for his close-up. That's Ashley, our special…Read More »
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Did you meet Gourdon the Pumpkin this fall? He's carved out quite a niche for himself during Happy Halloween Weekends. Who better than Gourdon to host our 2014 promotional video for Happy Halloween Weekends? Gourdon even has his own 3D glasses for Holidog's 3D Halloween Adventure: And who better than Gourdon the Pumpkin to make…Read More »
The park in the middle of cornfields
Ah, there's more than a kernel of truth to that – we are, indeed, a park surrounded by cornfields! And during Happy Halloween Weekends, we bring the cornfields into the park: It's interesting to witness the different approaches taken by the amazing mazers. Some families grab a map and power-walk their way through the stalks…Read More »
A little Halloween humor
When Leah sent me this photo of her sister, Lauren, I asked if she was okay with me posting it to the Web. Leah's reply: Only if you spin it beautifully. Clearly, our long-legged friends took a red-eye flight to get here. And they're just in time for Happy Halloween Weekends!Read More »
From "corncept" to reality
The puns are popping as we talk about our corn maze. Or is that maize maze? We hired a company that specializes in cutting corn mazes. I guess you can say they're outstanding in their field … Aw, shucks. It's still not clear what this year's design looks like. Happily, we have some friends in…Read More »
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If you're a fan of "spinny rides," you'll want to be sure to give Kitty's Tea Party a try: We understand from our Rides crew (the Ones Who Know) that if you like a dizzing dose of this sweet tea, make sure to spin counter-clockwise. The second tip is to at first give it a…Read More »
When pigs fly …
Well, they'd need wings to do that, wouldn't they? I must admit, among the staff here I think these new Pork Wings at Barbecue USA (in our 4th of July section) are the most-craved new menu item this season. In fact, our staff members whine to have them (say that phrase fast to catch the…Read More »
The Belgians are here!
The phrase "the Belgians are coming!" doesn't have quite the same historical ring as our recent post about the Brits. But still. Cool. I knew they were visiting soon, but wasn't sure exactly when – they'd been waffling on the dates. Ba-da-bum. They made themselves known yesterday via Twitter: Hier staat een gelukkig, ernstig door…Read More »
A bit of a stretch …
Okay, I admit I chose this photo so I can razz Josh about his uniform shirt not being tucked in properly. He's our Director of Human Resources Management and those HR types tend to notice untucked shirts, missing name badges, and not-quite-white shoes quicker than the rest of us. Josh is a sports nut who…Read More »
A fulfilling task
So now that the very long to-do list is being whittled down to a very short to-do list, what still needs to be accomplished before opening day? Fill the Applause Fountain, of course! Here's a time-lapse video of the process. We had our hands full, didn't we? Holiday World opens for the season this Saturday,…Read More »


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(this video released in May and Lebron opts in June, there are no coincidences)
So the big sports story out there today is that Lebron James is going to put anyone who watches Sportscenter through hell for the second time as he has opted out of his contract with the Heat. Re-Decision 2014! Somebody get a Boys and Girls Club in Miami ready so Lebron canpubliclyembarrasstheir 7 real fans! Alert Jim Gray so he can startwork-shoppinghard hitting questions ( are you still a nail biter ?)! Get Stephen A Smith some throat lozenges so he can scream for two straight weeks!
Honestly anyone who didn't see this coming doesn't know the first thing about Lebron James. If there's a chance to self promote, get 24/7 coverage on ESPN, get a leg cramp in critical situations of championship games, he's there. Like there isn't a greater juxtaposition (Words With Friends back in my bathroom rotation) of two players than Lebron and Tim Duncan. Yesterday, days after leading his TEAM to a 5th championship, Timmy quietly opt-ed back in to his contract to stay with San Antonio for an 18th season for a modest 10 million. Today Lebron opts out of his contract and is getting set to join his 3rd team where he will probably win an MVP, lose a title, and make 22-25 million. And how about poor Cleveland. Like I think the proper play would be for the prodigal son to return but how pathetic does that city look right now. Lebron railroaded the entire city on national TV in 2010, left for Miami, won two titles, and now they're reduced to begging for him to come back. This is the equivalent of a guy dating a girl for years on end, the girl leaves him in the most public forum for another guy who is better in every conceivable way, then when that relationship ends the first guy is writing things on her Facebook wall like 'I hope you see how beautiful you are through my eyes.' Not a good look for anyone.
So basically we're about to jump in a time machine and relive the summer of 2010. And I've got to admit I'm sort of shocked that Pat Riley's call to arms last week didn't inspire Lebron to stay in Miami. Like that was a legit press conference. I actually like the Heat for 9 consecutive minutes. Riles basically calling Lebron a quitter if he leaves. Well Pat if it looks like a quitter and sounds like a quitter, it's probably Lebron.
PS: Honest to God question for Bucks fans, let's suspend reality and act for a second like Lebron wanted to come to Milwaukee. Would you take him? I honestly don't think I would. I despise him as an athlete that much. Like I know I should jump at the opportunity to see a top 5 or 10 all time player in a Bucks jersey but I'd honestly rather lose for the next 5 decades than have to root for him.
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Crysis 3 single-player review: looks can kill
The Crysis series has always been the benchmark for pushing gaming PCs to their limits. Crysis 3 is no different. It is unsurprisingly gorgeous on PC, especially if you have a rig capable of showing off all the wonderful things that CryEngine 3 can do.
But get past the pretty graphics, and you'll discover a strong single-player campaign with engrossing gameplay and a decent-enough story.
What makes Crysis 3 so fun to play is the array of weapons and powers you can play with while donning the Nanosuit. Every situation pushed me to experiment with many different augments, weapons upgrades, ammunition, and suit abilities. Dying wasn't an impediment; it encouraged me to try a different combination to see if I got better results.
The star of the arsenal is the Predator bow. Using my visor to tag enemies, it became a choreographed dance of death as I invisibly maneuvered to vantage points to silently pick off enemies. Hearing their panicked comments as their numbers dwindled made the experience all the more satisfying. Arrows can be equipped with explosive or electric tips, offering more killing power against tougher or multiple enemies. I occasionally found myself wanting to eliminate every single enemy on the map, even when I didn't have to, just for the continued pleasure of using the bow.
Granted, some later enemies necessitated heavier firepower than the bow. If I didn't have a good weapon, it was rather easy to swap for a better one, such as Ceph weapons that quickly make enemies explode into jelly rather. There is a relative scarcity of ammo, however; I found myself doing more melee and in-your-face kills than I'm usually comfortable with.
AI impressed me, especially on higher difficulties. Silly mistakes, such as coming out of stealth too soon, become quite difficult to recover from. I had to constantly monitor my energy meter or tag new enemies as they showed. Otherwise, both CELL and Ceph troops would easily overwhelm me.
Unfortunately, Crysis 3 is not without its flaws. Early in the game, it was fairly easy to move from point A to point B, while tackling the occasional side mission. But as the game progressed, the areas get larger and it becomes easy to get lost. On more than one occasion, I found myself wandering aimlessly trying to get to the next checkpoint, checking the map several times to see if there was a path I was missing. I eventually made it through, but not without some frustration.
In addition, checkpoints are few and far between, particularly in large areas with a lot of enemies. Since Crysis 3 eschews a quick save system, moving from checkpoint to checkpoint to save your progress is vital. While I didn't die too often, there were certain times that an untimely death pushed me back to the beginning of a level, forcing me to navigate the whole area again.
A few bugs also dampened the experience. From hard crashes to clipping through the floor, there were numerous glitches that interfered with my progress. Nonetheless, Crysis 3's campaign was a satisfying experience, a journey that took me nearly ten hours to complete. It's also a dazzling showcase for CryEngine. I challenge anyone to find a better looking game on the PC right now.
Oh, and once you complete the game, do yourself a favor and sit through until the end credits are over. You won't regret it.
This Crysis 3 single-player review was based on near final PC code provided by the publisher. The specs of the review machine were a quad-core i7 2600 3.4 GHz processor, 16 GB of RAM and a nVidia GTX 660 video card. The game is also available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. A separate multiplayer review will be coming a bit later when we can test servers and gameplay in post-launch conditions.
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I'd say that the percentage chance that this guy and the giant dude in the dog pound they show at every Browns home game are sitting in their car by a cliff, holding hands Thelma and Louise style is somewhere around 97%. And I'd say 'just a brutal day to be a Browns fan' but I'm pretty sure that's every day in the life of a Browns fan. It's like when you see stock footage from North Korea of their citizens looking scared and sad 26 hours a day and you just feel bad for them. Nothing they did, life just dealt them a poop hand. Same deal with Browns fans. Born and raised in Brown country with no option other than to suffer through year after year of incompetence. Like their BEST year in recent memory involved Derek Andrson as their starting QB. Really think about that one folks. And yesterday was the latest yet in their many humiliations. Trading Trent Richardson to the Colts for a 2014 first rounder. Now I know there are a lot of schools of thought out there that think this is a good trade for them, build for the future, they weren't going to win anyway blah blah blah. And that all may be true. And I'm not on the 'Trent Richardson is the next AP' bandwagon either. In a great situation he strikes me as a 1,300 yard, 13-15 TD guy. But to have the, however brief it was, face of your franchise, a top 3 pick JUST LAST YEAR, gone two games into 2013 has to be a tough pill to swallow.
And it's not you can make one of those 'it gets better' videos for Cleveland sports fans. You've got the Cavs who had their HOF franchise playing voluntarily leave them in front of a national audience and go on to win 2 out of 3 NBA Finals, and the last time an Indian team won anything relevant the team played home games at County Stadium. So no matter how many 'Fail Mary' games or ASU/Wisco screw jobs we watch, just remember, you could be in Cleveland. Not a bad mantra anytime you're down on your luck.
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Angel number 39 - ANGEL REHAEL - Energy: SUBMISSION
(I pronounce the Angel's Name RAY-HAW-ELL)(sound like Bell)
Qualities: Receptivity - Perfect filial submission - Paternal love - Obedience and respect - Curing of mental illness, depression, anxiety - Bearer of second chance - Regeneration - Appreciation of hierarchy, respected by children.
Distortions: crimes against parents and children - projection by parents on children of their unfulfilled ambitions - violence - hatred - cruelty - authoritarianism - demands obedience with cruel severity.
I would like to share with you the following.
Standing, sitting or lying down, breathe in the name REHAEL by inhaling through the nose, and hold your breath a few seconds. Then, exhale slowly and progressively through the nose. Repeat the exercise as long as needed to create a state of calm. Then you can continue by breathing freely while continuing to invoke REHAEL keeping the eyes closed.
By invoking or repeating the Sacred Formula represented by the Angel's name, we create a passage between the conscious, the subconscious and the different layers of the unconscious, thus reprogramming the different Angelic states of consciousness within, and allowing ourselves to reconnect with our celestial origin. The objective of this work is to purify our soul and become totally conscious in order to rediscover the Knowledge that lies within.
REHAEL is your Angel number 1 (Physical) if your Birthday is Oct 4th to 8th.
REHAEL is your Angel number 2 (Emotional) if your Birthday is April 29th, July 13th, Sept 26th, Dec 7th, Feb 15th.
REHAEL is your Angel number 3 (Intellectual) if you are born: 12h40 to 12:59 p.m.
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Jess I'm so excited for you, keep us posted!
Jess I'm so excited for you, keep us posted!
We're supposed to meet our BM on Friday and of course we have more snow (probably crappy roads) on the way too! Grrr! Tonight Josy said that she's excited to go stay with Papa and Gram tomorrow for a sleepover...we didn't tell her that she's going tomorrow so DH figures we'll get our call then! haha We're definately anxious and feeling excited and scared at the same time. We're ready for sure! I emailed our SW yesterday with a few questions/concerns I wanted to et out of my head and didn't hear back from her yet. Keep praying please and I'll keep you all posted as soon as we hear anything!
Soooo soon!!!
Jess, thinking of you today, let us know how it goes
thinking of you today!!!!!!
Thank you so much for your thoughts and prayers yesterday! We've had a typical ND March so of course we ended up with snow and really bad roads BUT we made the 2+ hour drive in 3 hours and every crappy road was worth it. Our meeting went really well...it was a bit overwhelming 1. because we were meeting our birthmother of course and 2. because she brought her mom, step-dad, aunt and 3 siblings!!! During the meeting people kept saying that it felt 'right' and that meeting made everyone feel better about everything. We knew BM had chosen a name to put on her sealed birth certificate and we had asked our SW if we were going to get to know the name incase we'd like to incorporate it. When our SW our BM what it was she said Brylie, DH just put his head down an d I grabbed his knee...SW said that was quite a reaction would you like to share what you're thinking and we just smiled (I was almost crying) because Rylie was the name we had chosen. Off by one letter out of all the names out there!!! After hearing that everyone got goosebumps and our BM said that made it all feel like it was meant to be. There were a lot of confirming moments during the meeting...of course we know that things could still go south. (praying like crazy that it doesn't) It was just such a difference from last year!!! I'll keep you posted...sounds like baby girl is doing great and BM is starting dialate. As step-dad said 'baby's down and we're ready to rock'.
Wow! What a coincidence with the name. I am so glad that meeting the BM and family went so well.
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What a great meeting. I actually love that she brought her whole family, I think they all sound strong in the choice she is making...that support will be very valuable. Fingers crossed everything goes perfect this time.
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That is a great meeting!! So exciting!!!
so awesome! makes me cry
What a fantastic journey!! I'm so thrilled for you!
What an inspired meeting Jess, that is so sweet that the names you guys picked were so close. I also love that you got to meet her family and they were so supportive of her decision to place this little one with you. When we were called to the hospital to get our first look at Lil, all BM's family was there and they were all very supportive, I know it made her decision to place that much less stressful for her. We also incorporated BM's and BF's middle name for our Gwyn. Both her birthparents middle names is Lee so that is the middle name we gave her. I think having that connection will be special as she gets older. I'm so happy for you! I will keep praying that all goes fast and well and that you will be bringing your little one home very soon
Oh that gives me goosebumps!! Praying for you in the days ahead!
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That sounds fantastic and like the dream meeting! I get goosebumps reading about it too! Hope it all continues to go so well. I'm sure the support that biomom has will make a huge difference! Can't wait to hear how everything goes and see pics!
BM's mom texted me yesterday with updates from her Monday appt. and I was able to text a bit with BM too! Nothing feels forced when we talk so it's been a pretty amazing thing. She's having contractions since this morning 8 minutes apart and we're just waiting for the word to get on the road. We're planning on texting BM's mom around 4 to see how things are going and make plans to head there (almost 3 hr drive) so we're in the area if things don't happen until tonight/tomorrow. I'll keep you posted! Think good thoughts and pray please!
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Oh hurry little one and get here quick and safe! Sending lots of prayers still Jess!
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Maybe it was the 9 a.m. tipoff. Perhaps it was state tournament jitters.
Whatever it was that put Wahkiakum in an early hole quickly dissipated and the Mules ran away with a first round 62-49 win over Winlock in the boys 2B State Tournament opener.
"I saw a little concern on some of my player's faces, that gave me a little concern," Wahkiakum head coach Bill Olsen said. "There was one stretch where we missed six straight and we got a foul. Those were all makeable shots.
"I was hoping it wasn't us that came out with the jitters, and it was. We settled in, we made some plays tonight on the break that we haven't made all year. I was proud of that."
Winlock jumped out to a 16-6 lead as senior Enrique Hernandez started the game 4-for-4 with 11 points. But the tides turned as Wahkiakum's full-court press began to cause trouble for the Cardinals and the Mules closed to within 22-20 at the half.
A 13-2 run following intermission gave the Mules their first lead of the game, one they wouldn't relinquish.
Winlock made one final run to close within 47-34 with 4:15 left in the contest, but Shane Souvenir hit back-to-back 3-pointers from the left corner to put the game away.
"Shane Souvenir knocking down those clutch threes to hold them off, "We did get a double-digit lead, but with the 3-point shot, their quickness, they can get back in it very fast. Shane kind of took that away."
Peter Wiler led Wahkiakum with 21 points, while Souvenir chipped in 13 and eight rebounds. Eli McElroy scored 12 points and grabbed 11 rebounds. Hernandez led Winlock with 21 points.
Wahkiakum plays at 12:15 tomorrow, while Winlock has a 9:00 a.m. contest in the loser's bracket.


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DescriptionAt first glance, these antique Peacock Book Boxes look like any journal. Decorated with peacocks in full fan, these book boxes serve as storage and look great on your bookshelf or side table. Set of three graduated sizes.
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