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Not having played KH before, I'm willing to give this a shot. But is the Gummy ship really as shitty as everyone says?
Quote from: Taelus on September 20, 2012, 01:30:08 AMYeah, I beat KH3DS, and they should have been hinting at a KH3. Assholes.They did. x_XRemember the "random" letters that appeared during the credits? They spell out something like "Next is Kingdom Hearts..." then you get Riku and Sora heading into light, their silhouettes curiously making what looks like a Roman numeral "III"And unlikely we'd see an HD "collection" without the other three games. I'm guessing BBS, KHII, and whatever the other one is in a different HD bundle... possibly a year later... meaning 2 years before KHIII, I'm guessing. :P
Yeah, I beat KH3DS, and they should have been hinting at a KH3. Assholes.
KH -1.5 HD ReMIX- TGS 2012 footageKH -1.5 HD ReMIX- TGS 2012 Ustream footage(*≧▽≦) lol
Alright, here's the real deal.Kingdom Hearts HD -1.5 ReMIX- Tokyo Game Show 2012 Trailer (YouTube)
Worse part about Type-0 is that it seems to be that the game is already translated in English...
Wait, what?
Modified gameplay. Hmm. I wonder what that could mean.


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The Central Connecticut men's track and field team wrapped up the 2013 Northeast Conference Championships with its fifth-consecutive top-five finish, placing fourth on Sunday in West Long Branch, NJ. Two Blue Devils earned individual championships, sophomore Jamal Fruster and senior Aaron Radden. Radden also earned the Men's Track Performer of the Meet honor.
Radden claimed the gold in the 100 meter dash for the second time in his outdoor career. He crossed the finish line in 10.66 after qualifying for IC4A competition in the preliminaries with his time of 10.60. Radden also claimed the silver in the 200m dash, crossing the finish line in 21.47. He qualified for IC4As yesterday in the 200m as well and earned a total of 18 points, individually, for Central - the most of any Blue Devil.
Radden also helped the 4x100m relay team to an IC4A qualifying performance with its time of 42.09. The team consisting of Radden, Fruster and freshmen Chris Savvidou and Kendall Walker, placed seventh overall, earned an appearance at the IC4A Championships and added two points for Central.
Fruster took the gold in the 400m dash with his season-best time of 48.29. He earned 10 team points for Central and improved on his qualifying time just enough to surpass the IC4A qualifying mark of 48.50.
Fruster also helped the 4x400 meter relay team earn fourth place, earning five points for Central. The team, consisting of Fruster, junior Ryan Budd, senior Nick Lindblom and freshman Malcolm Connor, crossed the finish line in 3:17.50. With their impressive, season-best time, the team surpassed the IC4A qualifying mark of 3:17.60 in the event.
In the 800m run, the Blue Devils posted 11 points, earned by freshman Joseph Gioielli and senior Mike Waterbury. Gioielli claimed the bronze with his time of 1:54.69, and improved from his sixth-place qualifying performance of 1:55.13. Waterbury followed close behind in fourth, crossing the finish line in 1:54.93.
Senior Rashad Williams also earned a trip to the IC4As in the shot put registering a distance of 16.09 meters, surpassing the IC4A qualifying standard of 15.60. He placed sixth overall, earning three points for Central.
In the 5,000m run, sophomore Andrew Hill finished fourth in a deep field with his time of 15:03.38. He was followed by senior John Krell in ninth. Krell crossed the line in 15:18.38, just out of scoring position. A trio of underclassmen, Matt Walker, Tyler Raymond and Patrick Hubbell, also performed well placing 11th, 12th and 13th in the race, respectively.
Sophomore Jordan Watkins achieved a fifth-place performance in the 110m hurdles, earning four points and crossing the finish line in 15.14 seconds. He was followed by Lindblom in seventh (15.61) good for two points.
After qualifying for IC4A competition yesterday in the prelims, Lindblom placed sixth overall for three team points with his time of 54.61 in the 400m hurdles. On his heels was Budd who finished in 54.73 for seventh place and two team points.
In the high jump, sophomore Jamie Tobias cleared a height of 1.92 meters, good for seventh place, and was followed by Watkins who placed 10th (1.84m).
Monmouth earned its sixth-consecutive NEC Championship with 173 points. LIU Brooklyn followed in second with 131 points. Robert Morris preceded CCSU with 122 points, Central earned 91 and Sacred Heart capped off the top five with 70 points.
The Blue Devils return to the track for both the New England Outdoor Championships and the IC4A/ECAC Outdoor Championships from May 10-12.


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Bullying is aggressive behavior that is intentional, repeated over time, and involves an imbalance of power or strength. A child who is being bullied has a hard time defending himself or herself.
There are a number of reasons why adults should be concerned about bullying among children and youth. These reasons range from the prevalence of the problem to the impact on children who bully.
A review of bullying prevention programs and feedback from educators in the field led us to suggest 10 strategies that represent "best practice" in bullying prevention and intervention.
Bullying can take many forms such as:
Children and youth also may be involved in cyberbullying, which occurs when children or teens bully each other using the Internet, mobile phones or other cyber technology. This can include:
What are the consequences of bullying? Children and youth who are bullied are more likely than other children to be depressed, lonely, anxious; have low self-esteem, feel unwell, and think about suicide.
How aware of bullying are adults? Adults are often unaware of bullying problems. In one study, 70% of teachers believed they intervene "almost always" in bullying situations; only 25% of students agreed with this assessment. (Charach et al, 1995)
It is important to remember that not only do children bully each other, but adults can bully children, too. For example, a study of urban elementary school teachers in the U.S. (Twemlow et al., 2006) found that 40% admitted that they had bullied a student, and 3% said they did so "frequently." A Norwegian study of 2,400 students in grades 6-9 found that 2% of students had been victims of teacher bullying (Olweus, 2005). Adults must not only be watchful for signs of bullying among the children and youth that they work with, but they should also be sensitive to possible bullying of children by adults, as well.


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Some have gotten a head start in non-league games, but Tuesday is opening night in Peninsula District basketball. There are a couple of interesting games to follow.
(game times approximately 7:15 p.m.)
Heritage at Hampton. The Crabbers have just about everyone back from last year's Group AAA state championship team. They still have no size, but other than Kecoughtan nobody else does around here. The Hurricanes went from no wins in 2010-11 to five last season and look ready to take another leap behind sophomore Romello Anderson. (Will be tweeting updates).
Woodside at Menchville. These teams know each other ... though really, few know the Monarchs these days. They return four players from last year, only one of whom (Josh Knight) saw much playing time. Woodside has senior Trevor Lyons and talented freshmen Chris Orlina and Devonte Carter.
Gloucester at Bethel. The Bruins should cruise in this opener against a Dukes team that lost its top two scorers.
Kecoughtan at Denbigh. Demetrius "Duke" Phipps' first game as Denbigh's coach will be a serious challenge.
Phoebus at Warwick. The Post-Troy Era begins for the Phantoms against a Raider team that returns top scorer Lewis Freeman.
(Tip-off is 5:30 for each).
Heritage at Hampton. The last time these teams met, the Canes pulled off a 71-67 stunner in the quarterfinals of the PD tournament. Heritage should do better than last year's seventh-place finish. The Crabbers return one-two punch Khadijah Berger and Geoquasha Brown. (Will be tweeting updates).
Phoebus at Warwick. The Phantoms could be an interesting team this year with the return of their top six scorers. The Raiders are moving on without Laquanda Younger and have the PD's tallest player in 6-4 Younique Upchurch.
Woodside at Menchville. The Wolverines lost Alecia Bell but return state Co-Player of the Year Adrienne Motley along with Aianna Kelly. The Monarchs return only two players with much experience.
Kecoughtan at Denbigh. The Warriors have high expectations this year and open against the Patriots and first-year coach Earl Hester.
Gloucester at Bethel. New Dukes coach James Stewart will have his hands full against the Bruins, who return G Keli Foster.


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale men's lacrosse team, ranked 17th in the USILA poll and coming off a 2012 Ivy Tournament title and its first NCAA appearance in 20 years, opens the 2013 season at St. John's this Saturday at 1 p.m. at DaSilva Memorial Field.
The Bulldogs opened their last two seasons with wins against the Red Storm and are 7-0 since the series began 1989. The Blue outscored St. John's 90-54 in the seven meetings, including last year's 19-6 victory.
Yale has won its last four season openers by a combined score of 56-29.
Ten different Bulldogs hit the net en route to a 19-6 win at Reese Stadium. The Elis led almost every important statistical category, including shots (45-21), ground balls (36-25), face-offs won (17-11) and caused turnovers (15-9). Matt Gibson '12 led the scoring with 4-1-5, Conrad Oberbeck scored twice, and junior Ryan McCarthy hit the net once while assisting three others. Captain Michael McCormack anchored the defensive unit, causing four turnovers and picking up four ground balls, while Dylan Levings won 9 of 14 face-offs.
The blizzard that hit Connecticut made significant changes in the practice and scrimmage plans. The Elis had multiple scrimmages on Feb. 13 at Hofstra and Feb. 17 at Reese Stadium.
Kieran McArdle had three goals and six assists as St. John's opened the 2013 season with an 11-9 win over Holy Cross last Saturday. The Red Storm, 8-7 last season, advanced to the Big East Tournament Championship Game.
Junior M Donal Flaherty is the brother of current Bulldog Colin Flaherty… St. John's assistant coach Dan Paccione played for Andy Shay at UMass and later became a Yale assistant coach… Head coach Jason Miller coached Yale assistant Andrew Baxter at Springfield College.
The class of 2013 boasts 31 career wins, the most by a class heading into its senior year since 1993. The seniors need 15 wins this season to tie the class of '91, which has the most (46) wins in Yale lacrosse history.
D Michael McCormack (West Islip, NY.), who led Eli defensemen with 55 ground balls and 34 caused turnovers last season, returns as captain. McCormack was second-team All-Ivy League and first-team All-New England last season after averaging 2.16 caused turnovers per game, good for sixth nationally. He has been selected for pre-season All-Ivy League and All-America squads by insidelacrosse.com.
Senior Peter Johnson (Minnetonka, MN), a first-team All-Ivy and honorable mention All-American, caused 1.81 turnovers (16th in D1) per game last season. Johnson has been selected as pre-season All-Ivy League and All-America by insidelacrosse.com.
Last year junior Dylan Levings (Massapequa, NY.) stepped onto the X 297 times, and his .632 win percentage was No. 4 in the nation. A huge factor behind Yale's success, Levings was even better (.701) in league games. Against Harvard last year, he won the first six face-offs and nine of the last 10, which earned him New England (NEILA) Player of the Week honors. He had 10 double-digit win outings last season and was ninth in ground balls (6.63) in Division I.
Junior Brandon Mangon (Wantagh, NY.) returns to lead the Bulldog attack as Yale's active career goal leader. Starting 28 games over his first two years, he earned Ivy Honor Roll twice last spring before catching fire in the post season and tallying seven goals. Not afraid of pressure, he drained a game winning overtime goal against Princeton his freshman year.
Conrad Oberbeck, a sophomore from Greenwich, Conn., had a goal in 10 of the 16 games last year, and finished atop the Yale class of 2015 with 20 goals and 26 points. He received Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors on March 12 for his five goals in two games. Oberbeck, an attackman, played at Brunswick School before coming to New Haven.
Junior Jack Meyer (Manhasset, NY) began 2012 as the backup, but got a chance to win he job and started the final 13 games for the Bulldogs last season. His best and longest day as a collegiate goalie came against Princeton on March 24, during which he had 14 saves in a 5 OT contest at Reese. Meyer excelled in the post season, earning All-Ivy Tournament goalie honors with 22 saves over the two victories. He finished with 118 saves last season and ranked 14th in Division I with 8.70 saves per game. Meyer, a baritone who has been singing for eight years, almost chose music over playing lacrosse at Yale. He took voice lessons and entertained the idea of going to a music conservatory (got into Oberlin, Johns Hopkins and Carnegie Mellon programs) before coming to Yale. Before coming to New Haven, Meyer sang in the all-state chorus (solo) and was elected to the All-Eastern Seaboard Choir.
Sophomore goalie Eric Natale (Westminster, Md.) started two games (both wins) early in his Yale career and played five games overall. He made two saves in a 2012 start against St. John's and stopped six shots in a win over Albany.
Sophomore M James Tjarksen is the son of a former Yale football player, Michael Tjarksen '86… Junior M Jackson Logie's dad, Scott Logie '85, played hockey at Yale… Freshman Jonathon Reese is the son of Jon Reese '90, the school's all-time leading lacrosse scorer and captain of the1989 Football team.
Three Yale players have been named to the 2013 Tewaaraton Award Men's "Watch List." Brandon Mangan, Michael McCormack and Peter Johnson have all been included on the pre-season list for the top male lacrosse player in the U.S.
The eight New England head coaches voted prior to the start of the season and here's what they came up with.
1. Massachusetts
2. Yale
3. Fairfield
4. Bryant
5. Harvard
6. Brown
7. Hartford
8. Dartmouth
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Brandon Mangan (A), Michael McCormack (D), Peter Johnson (D) and Dylan Levings (FO) have all been named pre-season All-New England.
A season full of accomplishments, Yale had its…
- most (11) wins since 1992
- longest (9) win streak since 1990
- most (3) first-team All-Ivy picks since 1990
- first Ivy Tournament title
- third straight Ivy Tournament appearance
- third straight 10+ win season
In the opening semifinal of the Ivy League playoffs, tournament MVP Matt Gibson '12 dished out eight assists while Jack Meyer stopped 13 Big Red shots to lead Yale past Cornell 14-10. The Bulldogs then defeated the regular season league champs, Princeton, 15-7 on their turf to win the title. Once again, Gibson led the way with six points, while Jack Meyer secured nine saves to send the Bulldogs to the NCAA Tournament.
After last season's NCAA berth, Yale has played in the NCAAs four (1988, 90, 92, 2012) times and are 2-4 overall. The best run came in 1990 when the Blue beat Princeton in the quarters before falling in OT to Loyola at Rutgers Stadium in the semis.
Both Michael McCormack and Peter Johnson were selected in the seventh round of the 2013 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft. The Rochester Rattlers bit on McCormack at 51, the Charlotte Hounds barked at Johnson for the 52nd pick. Former Yale standout Matt Gibson '12 was named the 2012 MLL Cascade Rookie of the Year after leading all rookies with 33 points, including 18 goals. Taken with the 33rd pick of the 2012 draft, Gibson's strong performance helped lead the Long Island Lizards to the playoffs.
Andy Shay, who in 2012 finished his ninth season of his first collegiate head coaching job, has engineered a 31-13 mark over the last three seasons and has three consecutive 10-plus win seasons. He also directed the Bulldogs to three straight Ivy League Tournament appearances, a 2012 Ivy Tournament Title, a 2010 regular-season Ivy League Championship and Yale's first NCAA appearance in 20 years. His position was endowed after the 2012 season and he is now the Ryan and Forst Family Head Coach. The Bulldogs' 2010 season marked the first post-season appearance since 1992 and the first Ivy championship since 1990. Shay's squad was ranked as high as No. 9 at one point during that campaign. Shay, whose defenses have been ranked in the nation's top 10 the last three seasons including 2012, coached his eighth consecutive top 10 ranked face-off unit. Shay (66-58 overall), named Yale head coach on June 25, 2003, helped guide the University of Massachusetts to the 2002 and 2003 NCAA quarterfinals as an assistant coach for four years under Greg Cannella. During his tenure, the Minutemen won two ECAC championships and three New England titles. UMass posted an impressive 37-9 overall record in his last three seasons.
Yale, which shared a league title in 2010, has won six Ivy League Championships, including the first one handed out in 1956. The others came in 1969, 1988, 89, 90 and 2010. The outright titles were in 1956 and 1989.
Here are the names that might be challenging for you to pronounce.
No. Name Pronunciation
20 Michael Bonacci bo-notch-ee
26 Alirio DeMeireles ah-lerio da-meer-les
16 Mark Glicini gle-SEE-nee
30 Harry Kucharczyk ka-char-ZICK
34 Jackson Logie low-gee
22 Brandon Mangan MAN-gan
37 Eric Natale nuh-TAL-ee
1 Reilly Naton nay-tin
17 Alex Otero OH-tear-o
38 James Tjarksen JARK-son
47 Kirby Zdrill ZA-drill
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The Steelers open up the 2011 preseason on Friday, August 12, at Fedex Field vs the Washington Redskins.
If you can't watch the game, you can listen to it right here on Steeler Addicts as we bring you the Steelers Radio Network broadcast with Tunch and Wolf.
Per Mike Tomlin the starters will only get about 10 plays.
Some key players will not suit up for the team as they rest up from injuries: Bryan McFadden, Manny Sanders, Cortez Allen, Chris Kemoeatu, and a few young players as well.
If you can't watch the game on TV in your area, here are some alternative options to check out.
The gameday threads are here for everyone to talk about the game LIVE as it happens. These threads get wild and very fast paced during gametime. Have fun, enjoy, and lets start off the 2011 season in a great way!


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The Dodgers' infield gathered on the mound with two out in the seventh inning Monday. Dodgers manager Don Mattingly was there, as was interpreter Martin Kim.
Hyun-Jin Ryu was up to 104 pitches, the most he'd thrown in six weeks, but there was no way he was coming out.
Four pitches later, the inning was over, and the rookie left-hander had done something Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke could not: He took a nearly non-existent margin for error and ran with it, pitching seven shutout innings against the St. Louis Cardinals in the Dodgers' 3-0 victory in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series.
Ryu took a no-hitter into the fifth inning before the announced crowd of 53,940 at Dodger Stadium. He finished with three hits on his ledger, along with one walk, four strikeouts — and one giant victory that may have saved the Dodgers' season.
The Dodgers trail the Cardinals 2-1 in the best-of-seven series.
The Dodgers scored twice off Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright in the bottom of the fourth inning, helped by a costly mistake in the outfield.
Mark Ellis led off with an opposite-field double. Center fielder Jon Jay and right fielder Carlos Beltran converged on the ball in right-center field, but the ball landed between them in the gap as both players slowed down at the last second.
Hanley Ramirez, batting third in the order three days after suffering a hairline fracture in his rib cage, belted a fly ball to right field, deep enough for Ellis to tag up and advance to third base.
Ellis scored when the next batter, Adrian Gonzalez, hit a line drive down the right-field line for an RBI double. It was the Dodgers' first run since the third inning of Game 1 on Friday.
Gonzalez went to third base on a groundout by Andre Ethier. Then Yasiel Puig — hitless in his first 11 NLCS plate appearances and demoted to sixth in the batting order for the first time as a Dodger — announced his presence loudly with an RBI triple off the top of the right-field wall.
Puig missed a home run by a couple feet but took time to celebrate at the beginning and the end of his sprint around the bases.
Three clutch hits were more than the Dodgers have gotten all series, and more than enough for the victory. Brian Wilson pitched a scoreless eighth inning and Kenley Jansen a scoreless ninth.
Ramirez gave the Dodgers an insurance run with his RBI single in the eighth inning off Seth Maness. Carl Crawford, running from second base on the play, was ruled safe by home-plate umpire Mike Everitt on a foot-first slide that eluded catcher Yadier Molina's tag.
Ramirez and Ellis finished 2 for 4. Puig went 2 for 3.
Wainwright, who won games one and five of the Cardinals' NL Division Series win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, was the hard-luck loser. He allowed two runs and six hits in seven innings, including the gap double by Ellis. The right-hander walked none and struck out five.


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Police: Cal Ripken's mom abducted, now safe
BALTIMORE (AP) - Police say Cal Ripken Jr.'s mother is safe after an armed man abducted her from her home northeast of Baltimore.
Aberdeen police say 74-year-old Vi Ripken was kidnapped between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. Tuesday by a man who forced her into her car.
She was found about 6:15 a.m. Wednesday unharmed in her car near her home in Aberdeen. Police say she was not injured.
Ripken is a Hall of Fame infielder and earned the nickname "Iron Man" for playing in 2,632 consecutive games in his 21-year career with the Baltimore Orioles.
Police spokesman Lt. Fred Budnick says Vi Ripken described her abductor as a tall, thin white man with glasses.
Budnick says he didn't immediately have more details.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Since I was young, I've always made my friends and family laugh. That's because I've always found myself in funny situations — and I have a knack for self-deprecating humor.
But did I ever entertain the idea of doing stand-up comedy? Not really.
However, I recently found myself at the iconic Carolines On Broadway in Times Square, waiting nervously backstage minutes before my debut performance as a stand-up comedian. As my name was announced, I ran onstage, but my knees were trembling so much that I almost tripped. After regaining my balance, I delivered my five-minute set of jokes. I bantered about stupid questions New Yorkers get asked on the street by strangers, joked about my Italian mom and delivered one-liners about having my own laundry TV channel in my apartment building where I can watch my laundry — and everyone else's. In full disclosure, I don't have one.
"It's like laundry porn," I smiled naughtily.
The audience wasn't exactly rolling in their seats, but they laughed — and that was more than I could have hoped for.
I've been a business journalist for two decades, and I'm used to public speaking. But I've never been as frightened as I was right before taking that stage. With stand-up comedy, you're alone in the spotlight, delivering jokes to strangers. If they don't laugh, you're in big trouble.
"No one laughs to be polite — unless your parents are in the audience," says Jeffrey Gurian, host of ComedyMattersTV.com, a Web show that has interviewed more than 250 top comedians, and a former comedy writer for such names as Joan Rivers, Richard Belzer and Rodney Dangerfield.
So how did an amateur like me suddenly get onstage at Carolines, which helped launch the careers of such celebrities as Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno in the 1980s, the heyday of stand-up comedy? It started back in mid-December, when I enrolled in a six-week class in stand-up comedy through Carolines. The $395 course, held at a nearby rehearsal studio, culminates with a graduation performance at the club for friends and family.
A friend had marveled over the class a few years ago with the same instructor, Linda Smith, who's been in the stand-up comedy business for more than 20 years and wrote for "The Rosie O'Donnell Show." She is the director of new talent at Carolines. Ever since then, taking that class was on my bucket list.
How hard could stand-up be? My friends think I'm funny, so I figured my classmates and instructor would, too.
I was wrong. I learned from Linda how difficult it is to craft a joke and keep delivering punch line after punch line.
On my first day of class, I was happy to see a wide variety of about 20 students of all ages and backgrounds.
Some were more seasoned, like a former doctor who has been on the comedy club circuit for a few years. Then there were the less experienced, like a tax consultant who fell into my camp.
Each week, Linda would ask us to get in front of the class and deliver a set of jokes. The goal: Build on the material until we nailed down the best five minutes for our stage performance. She critiqued the jokes, and classmates also added their input.
But each week, I became increasingly stressed out. No one was laughing. "Where's the punch line?" Linda asked me. One classmate blurted: "Why don't you just play your neurotic self?"
After that, I decided to take more control. I booked two coaching sessions with Linda for $100 each. She helped me tighten the material. I then started to rehearse the lines in the shower and in front of friends.
And so once I got onstage, the jitters disappeared. I stared into the crowd of about 80 people and relished being in the spotlight. I kicked off my set by recalling how a stranger asked me on the street: "Can you put eye drops in my infected eye?" For the record, I did.
It's been over two months since my performance, but I'm already taking another class with Linda who is helping me revise my material. I'm hoping to get back onstage later this month. I'm thinking this may be more than something I just checked off. This could be a new hobby for me.
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Grease is the word. Whether you're frying up a pan of bacon or sautéing veggies in olive oil, grease splatter abounds. It multiplies in tiny little droplets and clings to your stovetop, cabinets, backsplash and any other areas close by. It's often difficult to remove, especially if you aren't able to clean it right away, so we've compiled a simple how-to for cleaning up the mess with basic items you already have in your kitchen.
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The Vatican forcefully denied undermining efforts by Irish bishops to protect children from sexual abuse in an 11,000-word response to the findings of an Irish judicial panel on the handling of abuse allegations in the Diocese of Cloyne. According to the response, released on Sept. 3, the Vatican recognizes "the seriousness of the crimes" detailed in the Cloyne Report and "has sought to respond comprehensively."
"The Holy See is sorry and ashamed for the terrible sufferings which the victims of abuse and their families have had to endure within the church of Jesus Christ, a place where this should never happen," the response said.
The Cloyne Report, issued on July 13, had provoked harsh criticism of the Vatican from Ireland's Prime Minister Enda Kenny. In a row that shows little sign of abating, Kenny said he did not regret his accusation on July 20 before the Irish parliament that the Vatican attempted to "frustrate an inquiry in a sovereign, democratic republic as little as three years ago." Kenny said then that the report "excavates the dysfunction, disconnection, elitism and the narcissism that dominate the culture of the Vatican to this day."
The Vatican communiqué described Kenny's claim of interference as unfounded. The Vatican also said it "understands and shares the depth of public anger and frustration at the findings of the Cloyne Report," saying those feelings were reflected in the prime minister's speech. "In this regard, the Holy See wishes to make it quite clear that it in no way hampered or interfered in the inquiry into child sexual abuse cases in the Diocese of Cloyne. Furthermore, at no stage did it seek to interfere with Irish civil law or impede the civil authority in the exercise of its duties."
The Cloyne Report charged that then-Bishop John Magee of Cloyne paid "little or no attention" to safeguarding children as recently as 2008. But the report also accused the Vatican of being "entirely unhelpful" to Irish bishops who wanted to implement stronger norms for dealing with accusations and protecting children.
The Vatican said the report "brought to light very serious and disturbing failings in the handling of accusations of sexual abuse by children and young people by clerics," but it said the local bishop and his vicar general were to blame. The Vatican response emphasized three points: that the Congregation for the Clergy's concerns with the Irish bishops' 1996 child protection guidelines did not nullify the guidelines nor prevent local bishops from adopting them in their dioceses; that church officials, including bishops, are required to follow their nation's civil laws regarding mandatory reporting of crimes; and that the sexual abuse of children is a crime both in civil law and in church law.
Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister Eamon Gilmore expressed disappointment on Sept. 5 with the Holy See's response. "There was the most horrific sexual abuse of children perpetrated by clerics," he said. "The Catholic Church did not deal with that as it should have dealt with it. Let's not be distracted. Let's not miss the point."
In its response, the Vatican showed cautious openness to proposed legislation in Ireland making it a criminal offense to withhold information about child sexual abuse but specified that information conveyed within the seal of the confessional would have to remain secret.


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Ok, so my son's OT asked about solids. My son is 7 1/2 months and we started solids about 2 weeks ago. He was 4 weeks early, and has motor delays, so we waited until 7 months. (and I wasn't ready). He started with avocado, then roasted butternut squash, then cooked carrots, then banana.
The OT asked how he responded to them. I said he tastes it, has gotten a little in his mouth and moves it around, and has swallowed a tiny bit. Not feeding any purees was definitely new to her. But she also was concerned about my son's lack of consonants (b,d,m,p). We are totally not concerned about that. If he's over a year and not making any, then I'd be concerned.
So she was telling me that purees will help him learn how to chew, and will get his lips moving, if he hasn't figured them out, if that's what's hindering consonants.
We explained we valued him feeding himself, and choosing what he puts in his mouth and how much.
But she left and then I got worried- Am I not doing the right thing by him? Is he getting enough on milk alone? Does finger food not expose him to enough texture? Is he going to choke?
(His growth is fine-I don't know why I worry about that. His 3 measures are all above the percentile chart.)


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Sharing experiences of bottom-up planning: Integrated District Development Visions in Pakistan
10 September 2012 | News story
Balochistan Province is rich in minerals and natural resources, but lacks strategic planning documents and has been embroiled in several internal and external conflicts. This situation presents significant challenges for sustainable development.
The Integrated District Development Visions (IDDVs) are the result of extensive consultative process undertaken in several districts of Pakistan and facilitated by IUCN Pakistan. The resulting five IDDVs in Balochistan address identified priority sectors like poverty alleviation, livelihood diversification, natural resource management, disaster management, health and education, and have proved successful tools not only for planning but also for financing and implementing priority measures.
The Government of Pakistan and IUCN jointly completed the Pakistan National Conservation Strategy in 1992 to strengthen environmental governance in the country facing continuing degradation of its resources. Many stakeholders realized that local level issues require prioritization and development planning in an integrated manner to ensure equitable and sustainable development. With the Local Government Ordinance of 2001 districts are required to have strategies. Based on its experience with facilitating planning processes at all levels and its local engagement, IUCN has assisted eleven districts in developing their IDDVs.
IDDV preparation represents a new approach to planning in an organised manner at district level. It is the first serious effort at the local level to integrate environmental concerns into the development agenda. IDDV Development Committees are set up to oversee and guide the process in each district. The visions provide a framework for economic progress, human capital development and environmental sustainability in the District's future course of action. After approval by the District Councils, these are legally protected documents. Synthesizing the experiences, a Handbook was published to provide guidance on the processes and mechanisms required to develop an IDDV to the full scale of stakeholders.
The development of IDDVs has resulted in a range of successes. Firstly, the vision looks beyond the normal tenure of a local government, calling for coordination between departments in the district as well as the province, and for an integrated approach that optimally utilizes human and financial resources. Secondly, the IDDV model was developed for people at every level of governance to have access to the tools of environmental governance. Good governance is embodied in the participatory process itself. Thirdly, the process emphasises planning to improve the implementation of sustainable development. Therefore, after IDDV approval, a multiplicity of stakeholders is invited to partner with IUCN to implement approaches and provide funds for sectoral interventions based on IDDV recommendations. In Bagh Viala, for example, nine partners got engaged for transformation it into a 'green village'. In Qwadar, all four PC-1 (mandated proforma for development projects), which were formulated after training on revised formal provided by IUCN and were based on priorities from IDDVs, were funded.
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A linesman who was attacked after a Sunday league game has died as a result of his injuries.
Richard Nieuwenhuizen was officiating in a youth match which one of his sons was taking part in and was attacked by three Nieuw Sloten players, who repeatedly punched and kicked him, causing him to collapse.
Nieuwenhuizen was rushed to hospital but on Monday it was confirmed he had passed away. Nieuwenhuizen was participating as an official for Buitenboys club, which the chairman said he did on a regular basis.
"He enjoyed doing it. He was a real football man; he was always here," Marcel Oost told NOS.
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DAIREN, Conn. -- When Darien resident and CEO of Stamford-based Pitney Bowes Michael J. Critellli decided to leave his comfort zone and make a movie, he decided to make it a family affair. He partnered with his son, Michael A. Critelli, to write and produce "From The Rough," a movie that addresses prejudice and the ability to overcome it.
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"From the Rough" explores the story of Dr. Catana Starks, who was selected to build a men's college golf team at Tennessee State University in 1988. In the process, Starks became the first African-American woman to coach a men's college athletic team.
The film stars Academy Award nominees Taraji P. Henson and Michael Clarke Duncan in one of his last films, and Tom Felton, who played Draco Malfoy in the "Harry Potter" movies.
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Principal photography took place in New Orleans with director Pierre Bagley at the helm. The crew shot for nearly six weeks on location in and around the city at its public park, at English Turn Golf and Country Club, at the TPC Course, and at the Union Passenger Terminal, where the upstairs was transformed into the set of TSU's athletic department.
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int user_find_cuts(void *user, int varnum, int iter_num, int level, int index, double objval, int *indices, double *values, double ub, double lpetol, int *cutnum)
In this function, the user can generate cuts based on the current LP solution
stored in soln. Cuts found are added to the LP by calling the cg_add_user_cut(cut_data *new_cut) function, which
then transfers the cut to the LP module, either through message passing or
shared memory. The argument of this function is a pointer to the cut to be
sent. See Section 6.3.2 for a description of this data
structure. Each user-defined cut assigned a type and a designated packed
form. Each user-defined type must be recognized by the user's user_unpack_cuts()
function in the master module. If the user wants a user-defined cut to be
added to the cut pool in case it proves to be effective in the LP, then new_cut->name should be set to CUT__SEND_TO_CP. In this case, the
cut must be globally valid. Otherwise, it should be set to CUT__DO_NOT_SEND_TO_CP.
Alternatively, SYMPHONY provides automated support for the generation of cuts represented explicitly as matrix rows. These cuts are passed as sparse vectors and can be added by calling the routine cg_add_explicit_cut(), which has the following interface.
int cg_add_explicit_cut(int nzcnt, int *indices, double *values, double rhs, double range, char sense, char send_to_cp)Here, nzcnt is the number of nonzero coefficients in the cut, indices is an array containing the indices of the columns with nonzero entries, and values is an array of the corresponding values. The right hand side value is passed in through the variable rhs, the range is passed in through the variable range, and the sense of the inequality is passed through the variable sense. Finally, the variable send_to_cp indicates to SYMPHONY whether the cut is globally valid and should be sent to the cut pool, or whether it is only to be used locally.
|void *user
|Pointer to the user-defined data structure.
|int iter_num
|The iteration number of the current LP solution.
|int level
|The level in the tree on which the current LP solution was generated.
|The index of the node in which LP solution was generated.
|The objective function value of the current LP solution.
|int varnum
|The number of nonzeros in the current LP solution.
|The column indices of the nonzero variables in the current LP solution.
|The values of the nonzero variables listed in indices.
|double ub
|The current global upper bound.
|double lpetol
|The current error tolerance in the LP.
|int *cutnum
|Pointer to the number of cuts generated and sent to the LP.
|The user function exited properly.
|No cuts were generated.
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Kou accidentally breaks a window and is determined to pay for it herself, (as well as the for dishes she has been
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Verdict reached in Dennard trial
Verdict reached in Dennard trial
LINCOLN, Neb. —
A jury has decided the on the fate of former Nebraska University football player Alfonzo Dennard.
The New England Patriots star was found guilty of felony assault of a police officer and a misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest.
The jury found him not guilty of assaulting another man during the disturbance
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STOCKTON - Don't let the lovable faces and feathered hair fool you.
STOCKTON - Don't let the lovable faces and feathered hair fool you.
The weekend dog show at San Joaquin County Fairgrounds is serious business.
San Joaquin Kennel Club's annual show drew hundreds of dogs and their handlers in a competition to be the best of the best Sunday.
Sydney Dustiva, a 16-year-old junior handler from Lodi, said she knows it takes more than a love for animals - although that's a must - to best show off a dog's attributes.
"It takes a lot of work," said Dustiva, who presented her family's sheltie and another owner's two greyhounds on Sunday.
She gave up sports for classes on showing dogs. She is learning to distinguish doggy features that meet breed standards, and to present them in the best light and in a calm manner.
"Pretty much it's my whole life," Dustiva said. "Making sure my dog stands still, making sure it likes other dogs, making sure it behaves."
"It's you and your dog," she said. And nothing beats the adrenaline rush she gets from showing.
Dustiva's dogs didn't win top awards in the junior division, but Athena, her 2-year-old sheltie, placed first in her breed and the two greyhounds placed first and fourth in their breed.
"I really tried so I feel pretty good about it," Dustiva said.
In the same building, Sugar, an 11-month-old Pomeranian, was getting combed and primped for the toy dog breed competition.
"My kids grew up and I needed a hobby," said Ellen Smith, who described herself as a novice handler. "You go, oh my, what am I going to do now?"
Being that Smith's husband bought her a new sports car, she thought it fit to get a small dog who she could take on the road with her.
And when she started attending dog shows, Smith discovered her next calling was.
"It's competition, like anything else," Smith said. "It's social."
"I have no problem with this little girl," Smith said, as she fluffed Sugar's mane.
"She patty cakes," Smith said, and gave Sugar a treat for demonstrating. Sugar jumped on her hind legs and tapped her little paws.
"She'll be a champion," Smith said.
Sugar proved to be a praiseworthy opponent, winning the female championship point in her breed.
The dog show ends today with more match-ups.
Contact reporter Jennie Rodriguez-Moore at (209) 943-8564 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit her blog at recordnet.com/courtsblog.


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Sadly singer Mindy McCreedy has died from a gun shot wound that was self inflicted. On January 24, 2013 I wrote about McCreedy and why rehab alone does not work. And here we are. The criminal justice system, reality TV and our mental health system has failed.
McCreedy was under investigation in the death of her boyfriend- hmmmm
The saddest part is that she is a prime example of a person who spent years in rehab and jail and still was NO better. WHY???? Because rehab and 12-step alone does not work. There is such a thing as MENTAL ILLNESS and we need to start treating these people as not simple addicts. Addiction exists, but for many there is a much more serious mental health component. Television shows like the one McCreedy was on- Celebrity Rehab– do a great injustice to those suffering. Mental health treatment needs to be done by a professional not just an ex addict.
Like many of my clients, McCreedy was court ordered to "treatment" many times. But, this NEVER took into account that she needed intensive mental health treatment not just addiction/ DUI classes. Judges must wake up. When I prepare an alternative sentence for a client it always looks at the long term well being for them. Like rehab, therapy and community service. Too often lawyers are looking for the easiest way to "get their client off." That will backfire in the end. My job is the long term and to help my clients change their lives and ways. Lawyers must open their eyes and this is why many of the good ones now work with me to accomplish both goals.
I wrote a lot about the death of my client actor Johnny Lewis this summer. He was not an addict at all. He was ill. I have several clients now where I am literally fighting for their lives as the court system is not helping but hurting by sending them to rehab alone. We must stand up and out and educate ourselves and our judges. Sadly, we all know of many more to come. For now, Mindy McCreedy R.I.P.
Wendy Feldman is a criminal justice expert, insider and family legal coach. She is available for private consultation on how to prepare for a successful incarceration, probation and re-entry. She is also available for media commentary and has appeared on shows from The Today Show, The CBS Early Show, E! News, People.com, Fox News, NBC News, CNN, NPR and Nancy Grace. She is a weekly featured guest on the syndicated America Now radio program. She may be reached at email@example.com
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Tiffany Baker enters into her third season as assistant coach of the Golden Eagles. The former Chattanooga standout and East Tennessee State graduate assistant coach is coming off a successful first two seasons in the Tech purple and gold that saw her work primarily with the offense. During the hot stretch to close out the 2014 season in which the Golden Eagles rolled off a 13-3 record in the club's final 16 games, TTU's offense generated nearly nine runs per game in those 13 victories. In the 2015 season, the Golden Eagles' offense generated runs in five of the seven innings in their NCAA appearance over Chattanooga to keep the season rolling before falling to South Alabama.
A product of East Ridge (Tenn.) High School, Baker, 27, built quite an impressive resume during her four-year playing career at Chattanooga. At ETSU, the former slugger worked with the hitters and infielders, and tackled daily operations for the Buccaneers.
As a Lady Moc, she hit 50 career home runs, shattering both the Chattanooga and SoCon all-time marks, while also being a three-time NFCA All-South Region and first-team All-SoCon selection. Along with her success on the field, Baker posted a 3.73 grade point average in the classroom en route to being named to the 2011 Capital One/COSIDA Academic All-District IV first team. She was also a nominee for the 2011 NCAA Woman of the Year award.
The three-time SoCon All-Academic member played an integral role in helping Chattanooga reach its first-ever regional final appearance in 2011. She hit .455 (5-for-11) with a double, three home runs, three runs scored, and six RBI in four games played at the Tuscaloosa Regional.
Baker, who hit 18 of her 50 round-trippers in 2011, was tied for 13th among NCAA Division I players and she also ranked 13th in RBI per game (1.16). To go with her 50 career homers, she hit .325 (200-616) with 39 doubles and 163 RBI in 218 games (217 starts) for the Lady Mocs. In addition, she led Chattanooga to four SoCon regular season titles and three NCAA Regional appearances.
She was a two-sport standout in softball and volleyball at East Ridge High School, where she was named the 2006 Gatorade Player of the Year and graduated fourth in her class. A four-time all-district pick, she was named all-state for three seasons.
Baker graduated magna cum laude from Chattanooga with a degree in Health and Human Performance, Pedagogy. She obtained her master's in sports management from ETSU.


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Things To Do In Koh Samui
For those who want to venture out from Samahita, we've highlighted some of the many Koh Samui attractions, restaurants and places of beauty, which our guests have enjoyed over the years.
What to see?
As well as being a tropical haven of beaches, five star hotels and spas, Samui has a rich Buddhist heritage and is home to many active temples. Only a five minute walk from Samahita Retreat is the Laem Sor Pagoda. With its shining golden tiles and peaceful atmosphere next to the mangroves and the ocean you can also visit the remains of Leung Poo Daeng, a realized monk and climb up to the Khao Chedi, high on the mountain with breathtaking views. Wat Kunaram is home to the preserved body of the revered Lung Padaeng, known as the Mummified Monk as he is still sitting in the meditation position over 20 years after his death. The most iconic Buddha statue on Samui is Wat Phra Yai, or Big Buddha temple not far from the Airport, where you can climb the steps up to see the large majestic Buddha. Only a short drive from here is Wat Ban Plai Leam where you will find is a large selection of intricately designed temples.
Beaches and Towns
For deep swimming beaches the North and East of Samui have less reef protection, with Chaweng's powdery sands drawing in vast crowds of tourists from around the globe. A hub of shopping, nightlife and entertainment, this bustling metropolis feels like a million miles from the tranquility of Samahita Retreat's quiet beach.Silver Beach near Lamai is still reminiscent of old Samui with a few family run resorts and restaurants and is a favorite for swimming beach with the locals.
Where to shop?
For holiday trinkets and gifts, visit the peaceful and traditional port town of Nathon, or the busier bustle of Lamai. The island's largest tourist hub is Chaweng which is home to miles of stalls and stands selling everything from carved elephants to buckets and spades. Feel free to barter and be aware that many of the clothes and handbags are counterfeit – hence the low prices.
From 5pm until late on certain days the towns close off one street to traffic creating 'Walking Street'.
These colorful market events combine delicious hawker food, fun shopping, live music and performance.
Thursday – Maenam
Friday- Bophut Fisherman's Village
Saturday – Nathon
Sunday -Lamai
For beautiful high quality hand crafted Buddha statues from Thailand and Burma visit Double Dutch next to Big Buddha Temple.
On land and on sea…
Join an organized tour from Samahita and the long tail boats (with shade) will collect you right in front of the shala and whisk you off to the peaceful tropical islands of Koh Matsum and Koh Tan for snorkeling and relaxing. Enjoy the stunning islands of the Anthong Marine National Park on a fun packed day trip, made famous by Alex Garland as the setting for his novel, 'The Beach'. Visitors can swim, snorkel and visit the park headquarters on a beautiful white beach and climb to the view point for a breath-taking panorama, before lunch and a visit to the emerald lake. Discover the best dive sites in the region with the award winning 100 Degrees East Samui Dive Team on board their 35 ft dive speed boat. See the sights of Samui with Mr. Ung's Full day Magical Jungle Safari. From temples to waterfalls, monkey shows to traditional rubber tapping, these highly professional and experienced guides will show you the best of the island from their iconic 4×4 jeeps.For those interested in learning more about Thailand's martial art MuayThai visit the MuayThai Camp in Lamai, and if you're a lover not a fighter and you want to see some Thaidancing, it is available at many of the islands hotels and restaurants, however the fine dining and romantic atmosphere at Zazen in Bophut is a lovely setting to enjoy this beloved art form.
To discover authentic Thai food not far from Samahita take a taxi to Nuch Green Talay in the fishing village of Tong Krut for delicious curries, seafood and friendly service. For lunch with a view there is nowhere more magical than The Jungle Club, with tasty food served in bamboo salas on the mountainside overlooking the ocean. (Arrange a pickup as a 4×4 and experienced driver is essential.)
Fun for the children
With over 1,000 feet of bouncy castles, tunnels, slides and swings children under eight can burn off steam at Fairways, the islands first soft play center while parents relax in the coffee shop downstairs.100 baht per child, open seven days a week, 10am-7pm.Children and adults can get up close and personal with a range of tropical birds and animals at Paradise Park Farm. High on the mountain of KhaoPom with panoramic views of the ocean and tropical jungle, there's also a playground, infinity swimming pool and restaurant. (Call to arrange a pick up).
Feel like dancing?
Villa Chocolat is only a five minute drive from Samahita, home to ballet classes for adults and children, as well as a tea room serving hand made Belgian truffles cakes and coffee. For a later night and more raucus affair head to Chaweng's infamous Soi Green Mango, anytime after 10pm. This is Samui's party capital, home to Sound, Sweet soul and a host of lively bars and clubs. (Not for the faint hearted!) Chaweng's Warm up bars include the beachfront Ark Bar and the street side Solo or the friendly Australian themed Bondai bar.
Shared taxis or Songtaews drive around the island for reasonable fare, although they are unlikely to drive all the way to Samahita from the main ring road. Contact our reception to enquire about hiring cars, taxi's, bicycles and motorcycles and remember- a helmet is essential!
Taxi rates from Samahita Retreat:
|280 baht +
|280 baht +
|Na Muang
|280 baht +
|550 baht +
|550 baht +
|Taling Ngam
|550 baht +
|770 baht +
|Bang Por
|770 baht +
|Fisherman Village
|880 baht +
|880 baht +
|880 baht +
|Choeng Mon
|950 baht +
|Plai Leam
|950 baht +
|Around Island Trip (4-5 hours)
|2,750 baht +
|Motorcycle Rental
|250 baht +
+Price is subject to 7% government tax(VAT).
Yoga Weddings & Special Events at Samahita Retreat
Enjoy a unique Yoga Wedding on Koh Samui at Samahita Retreat. Tie the Knot with a Traditional Thai Buddhist Ceremony in our beautiful beach shala or have a Western wedding Ceremony led by our Multi -Faith Celebrant. Whether you require a Wedding Yoga class for the Bride to be or a peaceful, connected ceremony, our team can help arrange the ceremony, flowers, fresh and healthy food and a wonderful community to help. For special birthdays, family holidays and group gatherings, Samahita makes the perfect venue for a fun, relaxing yoga & wellness break. Contact our team for more details.
Helpful links:
100 Degrees East, T: +66 (0) 77 245 936
MrUng's Magical Safari Tour, T: +66(0)77-230 114
Fairways Samui, T: +66 (0) 819688181
Muay Thai
Anthong Marine Park trip -High Sea Tour, Tel: +66(0)77-421285
Nuch's Green Talay
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Recommended Guide Book and OS Maps covering The Tributaries Walk
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Digital Maps
Digital Maps can be viewed on a modern smartphone using an appropriate 'app', which is usually provided as part of any map purchase. Brigantes are happy to recommend ViewRanger for all your digital mapping and mobile navigation needs.
The ViewRanger Shop provides Ordnance Survey maps for all parts of the UK, as well as the National Trail and selected Long Distance Paths. Map segments can also be purchased ad-hoc, allowing you to cover any walk you plan to take.


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Early morning fire displaces half the residents of Dover duplexBy John Quinn
Union Leader Correspondent
January 05. 2013 11:11AM
DOVER - An early morning fire destroyed part of a Charles Street duplex located around the corner from the South End Fire Station Saturday.
Police, firefighters and emergency personnel responded to 13 Charles St. at 1:51 a.m.
Due to its proximity to the fire station along Durham Road - Route 108 - the first engine arrived within minutes, but two other crews were already assisting medical calls in the city, which hampered efforts somewhat, according to Fire Capt. Troy Brown.
On the other hand, Brown said the closest fire hydrant had been shoveled out, which allowed firefighters to quickly gain access to water.
'A few extra minutes makes a difference,' Brown said, praising those who take time to dig out hydrants after snow storms.
Brown said local crews were assisted by Durham firefighters and the Somersworth air van. He added firefighters from Somersworth, Rollinsford, Rochester and Pease Air Force Base provided station coverage.
He said the fire was under control by 2:23 a.m., but one of the rear rooms on was completely destroyed while part of the second and third floors sustained heat and smoke damage. He added it caused an estimated $75,000 in damage to the left side of the duplex.
While it was unclear how many people lived in the duplex, Brown said residents of the right side of the building were able to return to their home.
Firefighters continue to investigate the incident, but determined 'the cause is accidental,' Brown said.
'We have been very busy fire-wise.'
Unlike other fires this month, Brown said the cold wasn't as big a factor as the temperature was higher than the previous night. Nonetheless, he added, firefighters followed the usual precautions of rotating crews and resting personnel at the scene.
Brown said the fire caused no injuries to residents or firefighters Saturday.
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Lake Agassiz Regional Library Presents:
Arts and Cultural Heritage Series, 2015
Join us as we celebrate the talent and stories of our state!
Our libraries and LINK Sites are proud to present these events, which are free and open to the public. Bring your friends, family, and neighbors and experience our legendary region through music, words, and art.
Steve Hoffbeck
Author of "Haymakers: A Chronicle of Five Farm Families"
Steve Hoffbeck will give a presentation on his book, "The Haymakers- a Chronicle of Five Farm Families." This book chronicles the story of five different farm families in five different eras. In this history of farming in microcosm, Hoffbeck relates how the work of cultivating hay has changed during the last century and a half — a story not just about grass, alfalfa and clover, but also about the sweat, fears, toil, and loss experienced by these Minnesota farm families.
Tuesday, September 29
Rothsay LINK Site – 2:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 1
Hendrum LINK Site – 2:00 p.m.
Fosston Public Library – 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, October 6
Mahnomen Public Library – 2:00 p.m.
Frazee LINK Site – 6:30 p.m.
Rick Crume
Genealogy Expert
These classes, taught by Minnesota genealogy expert Rick Crume, will give you an overview of the 15 tools that have done the most to transform genealogy research over the past 15 years.
Tuesday, September 29
Moorhead Public Library – 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, September 30
Crookston Public Library – 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 8
Ada Public Library – 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, October 13
Hawley Public Library – 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, October 20
Barnesville Public Library – 6:30 p.m.
Dollar-A-Day Boys
A Musical Tribute to the Civilian Conservation Corps by Bill Jamerson
Bill Jamerson will be presenting a musical tribute to the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) with "Dollar-A-Day Boys." Jamerson has researched the CCC since 1992 and has produced a documentary for Michigan PBS, recorded a musical CDs and written a historical novel.
More than 2.5 million men enlisted in the CCC, and today, they and their children and grandchildren can enjoy Jamerson's presentation about underdogs who were given a second chance.
Tuesday, October 6
Cormorant LINK Site – 10:00 a.m.
Ulen Link Site – 1:30 p.m. (The Ulen LINK Site event will be held at the Ulen-Hitterdal Public School, located at 17 2nd St. N.)
Wednesday, October 7
Fosston Public Library – 1:00 p.m.
Gonvick LINK Site – 3:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 8
Climax Public Library – 1:30 p.m.
Breckenridge Public Library – 6:30 p.m.
Jack El-Hai
Author of "The Nazi and the Psychiatrist"
Author Jack El-Hai will discuss his book, The Nazi and the Psychiatrist Hermann Göring, Douglas M. Kelley, and a Fatal Meeting of Minds at the End of WWII, which explores the complex relationship between American psychiatrist Douglas M. Kelley and his 22 Nazi patients awaiting trial as war criminals during the 1940's. El-Hai explores Kelley's collection of personal and professional papers from Nuremberg, as well as his investigation into the very essence of evil that proved to be the undoing of Herman Göring.
Check out a trailer for this book here!
Monday, November 2
Moorhead Public Library – 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, November 3
Fertile Public Library – 10:30 a.m.
Bagley Public Library – 6:00 p.m.
Mary Casanova
Author of American Girl of the Year Series Grace
Join us for author presentations by award-winning children's author, Mary Casanova. Learn how she writes stories that matter – and stories that kids can't put down, including her American Girl for the Year series Grace.
Friday, November 6
Detroit Public Library – 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 7
Crookston Public Library – 10:30 a.m.
Moorhead Public Library – 3:00 p.m.


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Economists declared the U.S. recession officially over in June 2009, but the residential lighting industry missed the memo. Persistent unemployment, falling household incomes and a dismal housing market wreaked havoc with lighting sales through 2011. But all was not lost; viable brands became part of larger firms offering multiple product categories.
Generation Brands helped kick off the acquisition boom with the fall 2005 purchase of two venerable family-owned companies, Murray Feiss and Sea Gull Lighting. A pre-packaged bankruptcy filing in 2009 allowed Generation Brands to emerge from bankruptcy just 53 days after filing for Chapter 11.
Elk Lighting changed its name this year to ELK Group Intl. following a 24-month-long buying binge. ELK acquired 117-year-old Baldinger Architectural Lighting in June 2010. Just months later, Bailey Street and Sterling Industries — two home furnishings, accessories and lighting vendors — came next. Artistic Lighting was acquired in May 2011. When Nulco Lighting closed its doors, Elk moved in again, buying the business in July 2011.
Kichler Lighting bolstered the commercial offering by buying Teron Lighting in July 2011. Around the same time, Meyda Lighting acquired 2nd Ave.
Ellington Fans and its parent company, Litex Industries, acquired The Jeremiah Co. in early 2011. Then in November, after protracted negotiations, the company bought a 93 percent stake in Craftmade Intl.
In May 2011, a $1 billion transaction brought the Las Vegas World Market Center together with key venues in High Point. The new company, International Market Centers, today consists of 18 buildings in the two cities. Not to be outdone, Residential Lighting also assumed new ownership in April 2009.
Looking Back: Early 2010s
Hortons Home Lighting's H Foundation raises a record $585,000 for cancer research at its 10th annual Goombay Bash in August 2010 at Chicago's Navy Pier.
Jeffrey Rose, co-owner and President of Robert Abbey, dies in March 2010 of ALS. He was 55.
Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano erupts in April 2010, leaving many Light + Building show attendees stranded in Europe, flights grounded due to ash.
Authenticity Lighting opened for business in 2011, then shut its doors about a year later. The high-end company was run by former owners of Murray Feiss.
Lightfair relocates to Philadelphia for the 2011 show due to construction at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City, its traditional East Coast site.
Showroom of the Year Debuts:
In June 2010, Residential Lighting and the Dallas Market Center presented the first-ever Showroom of the Year Awards to six lighting retailers: Pace Lighting, Prima Lighting, Lighting Unlimited, Lightology, Hortons Home Lighting and Cleveland Lighting.


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England manager Roy Hodgson has congratulated Liverpool on signing Rickie Lambert from Saints.
The striker's transfer to Anfield is due to be completed tomorrow, although the player himself will be at a pre-World Cup training camp in Miami by that point.
Lambert passed a medical in Liverpool yesterday and has agreed a two-year contract with the club he supports.
The 32-year-old was an unused substitute for England in Friday night's 3-0 win against Peru, at Wembley, but is set to feature in Wednesday's friendly against Ecuador.
Hodgson, who used to manage the Reds, is expecting Lambert to be full of enthusiasm when he takes to the field at Miami's Sun Life Stadium.
"He is very happy, I am happy for him and I congratulate Liverpool on signing a good player," he said.
"I am sure that when he plays against Ecuador you will see a fella running around with all the joy that his heart can muster, because he is very happy to be here with England and he is very happy that the move to Liverpool has gone through."


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Comforting a fussy baby or toddler
As an (Emergency Room) ER nurse and a mom of 3, I care for my own sick babies and many others. I also teach parents how to comfort and support their baby through short illnesses. My children are 10, 9 and 3 – I would consider them generally healthy. But there were many nights my usually happy babies and children would fuss through the night, and my efforts to comfort them were met with more crying (from both of us).


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In China, a report from the General Administration of Customs in Beijing showed that exports fell 3.1% in June from a year earlier. The median estimate in a Bloomberg survey had called for a 3.7% gain. Inventories at U.S. wholesalers unexpectedly declined in May, pointing to a pick-up in sales.
Equities: The SEP13 E-mini S&P 500 (CME:ESU13) is down slightly today, trading down 1.75 points to 1644. The market awaits two key pieces of data today, the FOMC minutes and a Bernanke speech. We would not be surprised to see this market pull back after the minutes, which will likely echo the sentiment of Bernanke's June 19 Q&A, which pointed toward end-of-year stimulus tapering. We believe the 1650 level is a key level for this market and can serve as important resistance. The economic numbers have been very positive, which overall seems to be lending support to the market. We would not be surprised to see a short term pullback after the minutes are released, but perhaps might even rally after Bernanke talks, as he might emphasize the growing U.S. economy looking better and better.
Bonds: The SEP13 U.S. 30-year bonds (CBOT:ZBU13)are down 11 ticks today in front of a potentially bearish news day (for bonds) with the FOMC minutes and Bernanke speech. We do not believe the downtrend in bonds is over, but don't expect a huge move down today as a lot of what could be presented today was likely presented last month. So if there is a big down move today in bonds, we look for buyers to be bargain hunting.
Currencies: The U.S. Dollar Index (NYBOT:DXU13)is interestingly pulling back this morning, trading down 43 ticks to 84.36. We believe this index will be supported by buying if it dips below 84, or even if it gets close to 84. We believe this could be the dip before another leg higher, possibly today upon digestion of Bernanke and the FOMC. The Euro and the Pound are retracing some recent losses, mainly due to USD strength. We believe in the Pound downtrend and would not be surprised to see the Pound head lower over the next several months.
Commodities: The real story today and this week is crude oil. AUG13 crude oil (NYMEX:CLQ13)has broken out from a key technical level of $100, and is now up more than $2 to $105.67. We have a new short-term target of $106.60. Really, with this 'perfect storm' of technicals, fundamentals, and global events aligning, we believe this rally could be far from over. We would not be surprised to see $110 hit, possibly $115. On a safe haven bid, plus likely more technical short-covering, we are seeing gold rally to $1,256, up $10 on the day. It is above our key pivot level of $1,230, and we would not be surprised to see a run toward $1,275 or perhaps $1,282, two key resistance levels.


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So how many times do you switch her before trying to put her down? Just once (i.e. from breast A to breast B) or more than once (i.e. from breast A to breast Bm then back to A, etc.)?
Some babies never really get that "milk drunk" look. With those babies, I think it's very important to follow the baby's lead- if she seems hungry, she probably IS hungry. My first kid was that way- she was not an efficient nurser in the early weeks, and wasn't gaining weight the way she should have been, and the fact that I was nursing her all. the. time. was the only reason she didn't lose weight.
Is it possible for you to rent a professional scale? I know we're brushing up against the holiday season, but if you can get your hands on a scale it might be a good thing. It would allow you to gain a more accurate picture of what your baby is doing at the breast, and whether or not you need the pumped supplements.


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