text: In anticipation of the February-May 2013 display of the traveling exhibit RACE: Are we so different?, the U-M Museum of Natural History is offering a continuing series of monthly community conversations to provide an opportunity for learning, sharing, discussion, and planning for larger scale dialogues, community action projects, and/or educational events. Our September discussion includes a presentation by J.R. Reynolds from the Calhoun County Race Impact Alliance who will share the successes and trials of organizing a community based organization centered on racial healing. He will also discuss his vision for an I-94 RACISM FREE corridor including Washtenaw, Jackson, Calhoun and Kalamazoo counties. The program is interactive and informative. See www.UnderstandingRaceProject.org for details and location.


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|10 Dec 2010
windows 7 64 bit
MS bluetrack wireless 5000 mouse no longer working.
Ive had this mouse + keyboard package for a few months seemed fine now the MS wireless mouse 5000 (bluetrack) seemed to periodically stop working more and more over the last few days, i changed the batteries about the same time it was working for a bit then freezing the green light comes on the top then fades out, the blue lazer underneath appears to be working fine i would plug the recivier in and out and it would work for about 10 secs then stop now its saying USB device not recognised when i do this or not detecting it at all, this is weird as its workign fine on the 2 other laptops i used it on both run vista. the problems occuring on this toshiba a500 17x running 64bit windows 7.
ive just reintalled the IPx64_1033_188.8.131.52 intelli 8 driver but now only have the ps2 driver listed on my hardware tab in mouse propities and its just calling the mouse unrecognised usb device & 'Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)'
I even re-installed the toshiba new hardware driver. arrg its driving me mad please help.
I tryed a different wirless mouse cheap lazer jobbie and this is working fine in my usb ports :S
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|10 Dec 2010
windows 7 home premium x64
I learned the hard way to never ever buy Microsoft mice, looks like your about to too.
The mouse i have (wireless mobile mouse 6000) is terrible, the wireless lags A LOT, significant dropouts in connectivity, and i had to buy two because the usb connector for the first one literally burnt out after one day of use (2 hours actual, about 6 plugged in but turned off)
Always go Logitech IMO
I know this doesn't help fix your problem but its a warning for everyone else.
Judging my the fact that its a Microsoft mouse, I would say there is no known fix for you problem. Microsoft doesnt care, as long aas they get the money, they are happy.
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How oscillators within the SCN interact with one another and the rest of the brain remains an ill-defined but critical area of research. Different regions of the SCN project to largely overlapping brain regions;however, it is unknown whether output pathways from each region convey redundant or distinct signals. To assess regional interactions and the functional contribution of different SCN regions, I have dissociated rhythms in the dorsal and ventral SCN using an in vivo photoperiodic manipulation. To track the phase of individual neurons within the SCN, we employ real-time bioluminescence imaging of SCN slices from the PER2:LUC mouse, a transgenic mouse model where a PER2 production within individual cells is monitored using a firefly luciferase reporter. In preliminary studies, I have used an ultra long photoperiod (20h light: 4h darkness, LD 20:4) to reorganize the SCN into dorsal and ventral regions that express dissociated rhythms on the first cycle in vitro. Over the subsequent cycles in vitro, the phase difference between dorsal and ventral SCN is reduced, suggesting that dissociated regions interact in vitro. I propose to test the hypotheses 1) that changes in phase relationships over time in vitro depend on coupling between SCN regions and 2) that dorsal and ventral SCN convey functionally distinct timing signals to downstream tissues. To investigate these questions, I will use real-time bioluminescence imaging of multiple tissue types, advanced computational analyses of the imaging data, pharmacological manipulations, and immunohistochemistry for clock gene expression in SCN targets. My long-term objective is to understand how neural oscillators within the SCN interact to form a functional pacemaker capable of regulating rhythms in behavior and physiology.
Circadian organization has long been one of the strongest model systems for investigating the links between brain function and complex behavior, with research providing insight into multiple levels of analysis. At the systems level, the SCN was among the first discrete brain regions to be conclusively linked to the regulation of complex behavior and continues to provide an outstanding model for investigating the fundamental principles that govern brain systems and neural function in mammals. Cellular and molecular studies of circadian function are revealing new links between the circadian system, sleep, metabolic disorder, cancer, cardiovascular disease, affective disorders, and other health dysfunctions. Such developments signal the import of circadian biology for human health and pathology. Herein I propose to use a photoperiodic manipulation to investigate the principles of how SCN oscillators interact with each other and the rest of the body. In humans and rodents, changes in photoperiod are associated with changes in a variety of behavioral and physiological systems, including reproductive function, immune function, metabolic function, cognitive function, and affective behavior. Since the present studies investigate the consequences of photoperiodic manipulations for circadian organization, the results are highly pertinent to human health problems associated with changes in the duration of daily bright light exposure, such as that experienced during changing seasons and night shift work. Moreover, by investigating the fundamental principles of circadian organization, the studies proposed here may lead to novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for addressing other pathological states related to circadian clock dysfunction.
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Examples of do-it-yourself projects include a pop tab purse, a plastic spoon lamp and dried pineapple flowers. Other DIY project examples are rosy stationery and toilet paper roll wall art.
To create a pop tab bag, cut pop tabs and then link them together in a certain pattern. To make a plastic spoon lamp, cut the stem off a spoon and then glue the spoon pieces to a plastic bottle. Do this in layers so that the spoons form a scale-like covering over the bottle. Then, fit a light bulb into the opening of the plastic bottle.
Making dried pineapple flowers requires slicing a pineapple into really thin discs and then placing the discs in a cupcake baking sheet to be baked.
Using the end of a head of Treviso radicchio as a stamp creates a rose-like pattern. After cutting the stem off the head of lettuce, it is necessary to dry it for five minutes. You can press the dried cut side into a stamp pad and then stamp it on cards, stationary and other paper gifts.
Toilet paper wall art requires empty toilet paper rolls, glue, scissors, bobby pins and spray paint. The process involves cutting the toilet paper rolls into thin rings and then making flowers or other shapes out of the rings by using the bobby pins to hold the rings together.


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Captain America stands out!
After all the turmoil the web-world endured over Citizen Steel...I can't believe there was no hubbub over this one.
I didn't come across so much as a message board post about it. Marvel apparently wasn't too worried about it. They didn't alter the artwork or try and hide it.
In-your-face blatant.
On-your-knees in-your-face blatant.
Look at the detail in the folds of the fabric! And no one cried out for censorship!?
That's not even average-Joe packaging. That's ample. Where were the rapid fanboys?
And there are nipples! Didn't Joel Schumacher get a lot of crap for nipples?
Citizen Steel had to be neutered...
Boggles. The. Mind.
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Just goes to show that being popular and well-known really sucks. EVERYONE knows who Alex Ross is, so his work is automatically held to closer, er, SCRUTINY than someone who's relatively unknown. It's probably only because picking on the more well-known artist is SO EASY for the average fair-weather fanboy. ;-)ReplyDelete
I guess Rodolfo Migliari uses gay porn for reference, which is okay by me. :) Not sure why DC is so freaked out about bulges and boobs. I'm interested to see how they handle the cover to VIXEN #1 since the original artwork clearly shows big nipples.ReplyDelete
sea: You're probably right. Add to Rodolfo being unknown, back in 2001 Cap probably didn't have the following he's had recently, so nobody really cared.ReplyDelete
doug: Go gay porn! LOL. We'll have to keep our eyes open for that VIXEN #1...
mike: I know!
- Guy Boyman8/25/2008 8:16 PM
I think I can tell what religion Cap is.ReplyDelete
{I think I can tell what religion Cap is.}ReplyDelete
Of course you can, he's American, so therefore he must be Christian! ;)


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Amazing Concept iPhone 5. This CG iPhone 5 has advanced iPhone features such as a sleeker iPhone design, a laser keyboard & holographic display all rolled into this iPhone 5 video.
We hope you enjoy this iPhone 5 video more than the current trend of iPhone 5 rumors such as iPhone 5 leaked and iPhone 5 unboxing videos. Apple is yet to make the iPhone 5 announcement. So have your fill of this new iPhone video before the iPhone 5 release.
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text: Looks like no more Clone High, MTV apologized to the nation of India for airing the show where Ghandi, as the main character, is not exactly peaceful and harmonious. On one hand I'm a little disappointed because I kinda liked the first two episodes. On the other hand, India has every right to be upset about this and you can't really say they're wrong in wanting to revere an amazing person. It'd be sort of like making MLK or Malcom X into a token minority on a sitcom. On the other paw, the show probably wouldn't have gone anywhere because the characters weren't particularly interesting and there didn't seem much potential for original or involving storylines. Just more introducing "wacky" clones of past historical figures. I see you agree, good, Lets go get some coffee. *walks away from his hallway mirror*


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Part I of a three part series
March 20 is the vernal equinox—what most of us refer to as the first day of spring. While this may conjure up images of flowers blooming and bees buzzing, we could welcome a fresh blanket of snow or summer weather in mid-Michigan (do you recall last year's record-setting temperature of 86 degrees?). The days will continue to lengthen, the weather will warm, the flowers will bloom, and the Meijer Gardens Spring Gardening Mini-Series will begin!
The Spring Gardening Mini-Series showcases four days of inspiring gardening classes at Meijer Gardens. These classes are on Thursday, March 21, Tuesday, March 26, Tuesday, April 9 and Thursday, April 11 throughout the day.
On March 21, the Mini-Series classes address the nation's new gardening passion—growing your own vegetables. In "Growing Vegetables from Seed" from 1–2:15 p.m., you will learn about the different types of seeds (hybrid, heirloom and ark) and the best ways to start them.
"Patio Vegetables: Thinking Outside the Plot" from 2:30–3:45 p.m. reveals a new and attractive way to grow your own food—in containers right on your patio. Delving deeper, discover the rewards of "Underground Vegetables" from 4–5:15 p.m.—everything you need to know about growing "root vegetables," from colorful potatoes to unusual sunchokes.
The local experts who will teach these classes are not only passionate about gardening, they understand the challenges and opportunities that West Michigan gardeners face. Meet the instructors even before you attend a class:
Growing Vegetables from Seed, 1–2:15 PM
Karen Lubbers owns Lubbers Family Farm, a picturesque farm nestled along the Grand River, where her family grows their own food and raises their own livestock using sustainable practices. Their farm is also home to Cowslip Creamery and Little Rooster Bread Company. They began growing their own food in 1993 after their youngest daughter, then six, was diagnosed with brain cancer. As Karen describes, "We began extensive research into the origins of cancer, which led us, inevitably, to our food supply, along with other things over which we had no control. We became increasingly alarmed by what was in our food in the form of pesticides, herbicides, dyes, preservatives— it is a very long list. Then we became equally alarmed by what we found was not in our food nutritionally."
Patio Vegetables: Thinking Outside the Plot, 2:30–3:45 PM
Stacey Hirvela, social media specialist for Spring Meadow Nursery, is looking forward to the release of her first book by Rodale Press (due out January 2014) which will detail all the information you need to grow edibles in raised beds and containers of all types. After earning her bachelor's degree in linguistics at the University of Michigan, she changed direction and followed her passion by attending school at New York Botanic Garden. Stacey has been a rooftop gardener in Manhattan, the horticulturist at the former Tavern on the Green restaurant and has worked for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. You will love Stacey's passion and enthusiasm for all things green.
Underground Vegetables, 4–5:15 PM
Ana Bosma is horticulturist at Meijer Garden and is responsible for Michigan's Farm Garden as well as the Gwen Frostic Woodland Garden. Ana was born and raised in Grand Rapids and attended Michigan State University earning a degree in Horticulture with a focus on organic vegetable production. Before joining the Meijer Gardens staff, she worked for several years growing vegetables for farmers markets and CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) programs.
All classes in the Spring Gardening Mini-Series are offered at the affordable price of $10 for members and $15 for non-members thanks to the support of the Association of Grand Rapids Landscape Professionals.
Click here to register for any of these classes, as well as classes held on March 26, April 9 and April 11. Full descriptions and other information are also included. Walk-ins welcome.
Watch for future blogs that will provide an inside look at the topics and instructors of the next Spring Gardening Mini-Series classes!


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The conference venue for both Saturday, October 6th, 2018 and Sunday, October 7th, 2018 is The Cooper Union Great Hall, at 7 East 7th Street, New York NY 10003.
The most convenient trains are the 6 at Astor Place and the N/R at 8th St, and the 4, 5, 6, N, Q and R at Union Square is also nearby.
There is no parking at the venue.
The Cooper Union Great Hall is an ADA-accessible facility.
Seating is first come first serve, other than reserved Patron seats.
Food and drink other than water is not allowed in the auditorium.
There is no coat check available.
The reception venue for Friday, October 5th, 2018 from 7:00pm-11:00pm is The Assemblage John Street at 17 John St in the Financial District.
Food and drink will be available on a concession basis, accepting both cash and credit, including options for vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diners. While a variety of bespoke botanical elixirs will be available, please note that this is an alcohol-free environment.
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We recommend using hotel search engines to find options that match your price point.
Any hotel in downtown or midtown Manhattan will be very convenient. Downtown Brooklyn is also a very short subway ride. Long Island City, Queens also has many hotels with convenient subway access.
Airbnb is also well-regarded in New York City.
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Kid Bengala (AKA Montgomer Sill, Dick Black, Kidd Bengala) is a Brazilian porn actor who began his rise to prominence in 1990 at the age of 36. He would film around 100 movies over the next two decades, treating some lucky ladies to his massive dick. A true man of the people, he ran as a candidate of the Socialist People's Party for Sao Paulo city council in 2008. Sadly, he didn't win the seat, but he did earn a place in the hearts of perverts everywhere.
He's well known for his self-titled series of movies, Kid Bengala 1 through 34. They're excellent platforms for the pornstar and sometimes politician, though there isn't much politics in the movies. It's pretty much just dirty sex. Perhaps it's best that he didn't get on the city council, because it left him free to bang sluts like Milena Santos in Kid Bengala 18: Fenomen. He fucks her up the ass and cums all over her face, which makes me want to join his party immediately.
A fan of young pussy like the rest of us, he tagged some gorgeous girls like Babalu in Big Dick Black Loves Them Young. There's more anal sex and facials in this one, and Kid Bengala is clearly enjoying himself. I'd definitely vote for this guy.


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Topeka, formerly Google, added 100 new ranking factors today increasing the known total to 300. Google, I mean Topeka, has always been secretive about their organic search ranking algorithm, but during various outings to Google's, uh Topeka's, Mountain View headquarters we managed to cobble together a short list of new ranking factors by reading the brightly hand-decorated construction paper posters that line campus walls encouraging Googlers – I guess that would be Topekians – to try out and test new beta products and features.
Here's what we uncovered:
1. Typing Speed: By measuring the length and frequency of your social media posts on web sites like Twitter and Facebook, Google analysts can determine your typing speed. People must learn how to type so typing speed is a strong indicator of educational level. The more education you have the more of an authority you are. And, as everyone knows, the documents with the most authority typically rank highly.
2. Computer Monitor Size: Now we know. Size does matter. Companies with large monitors have more money than smaller businesses and are more likely to purchase AdWords advertising. People with larger screens at home have more disposable income than people with smaller screens. They are more likely to click on ads. Therefore, it stands to reason that if most people who visit your website use a big monitor then your website is going to be more important to Google.
3. Office Placement: Is your office in a desirable location? Can it be seen from the road? By using Google Maps with Street View, Google can tell whether or not you have a beautiful suite of offices or a crappy location. If your office cannot be seen from the street you probably have a crappy back room office and don't deserve high rankings. On the other hand, if you have to stretch your head and look upward several stories, then you must have expensive offices and are obviously important. You merit high rankings.
4. Usage of Google Wave or Google Buzz: Do you use Google Wave or Google Buzz? Then obviously you will do anything that anyone asks you to. Google has nothing to gain by rewarding you with high rankings.
5. Search Marketing Conference Attendance: There exists a proven correlation, companies that frequently send people to search marketing conferences get higher rankings. At first we thought this happened because of the learning environment and the opportunity to learn cutting-edge strategies from search marketing's foremost experts. However, after careful observation we were surprised to discover that the people who pestered Matt Cutts the most receive the highest rankings boost immediately after SMX West. Obviously Google is appeasing these persistent peeps in the hope that they will stop stalking Matt and let him get some real work done.


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St. Basil the Great to Students on Greek Literature (Greek)
by Basil of Caesarea, Maloney, Edward R.•
American Book Company 1901
This short work is an address given by St. Basil the Great to young students on the proper use of pagan Greek literature and philosophy. The text in this edition is the Greek of Jacques Paul Migne (1800–1875), a French Catholic priest who compiled and edited a vast array of patristic and other ancient Greek texts. The introduction discusses the life of St. Basil as well as this present work in English, while the text itself is only in Greek. Perfect for anyone looking to study the original Greek of this text, especially with the included notes and vocabulary on the Greek language.
You can use Logos' language tools to go deeper into the Greek text, allowing you to understand the writings of St. Basil in their original language like never before.
Key Features
- Original Greek text of Migne
- Introduction with an overview of Basil's writing
- Extensive notes on the Greek text, as well as vocabulary
- Introduction (English)
- Text (Greek)
- Notes (Greek and English)
- Vocabulary (Greek and English)
Product Details
- Title: To Students on Greek Literature: Greek Text
- Author: St. Basil the Great
- Translator: Edward R. Maloney
- Publisher: American Book Company
- Publication Date: 1901
- Pages: 86
About St. Basil the Great
St. Basil the Great (330–379) was bishop of Caesarea and an influential figure in the fourth-century Church. The Orthodox Church reveres him as one of the Three Holy Hierarchs (along with Ss. Gregory Nazianzus and John Chrysostom), and he is commemorated on January 1. He is best known for his monastic Rule as well as his monumental Treatise on the Holy Spirit. His homilies on the six days of creation (Hexaemeron) as well as on the Psalter are also treasured. The Divine Liturgy of Saint Basil the Great, used in the Orthodox Church throughout Great Lent, as well as on other specific feast days, is also attributed to him.


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A guest post by Kelly Estes – coauthor of Online Business Elements. Image by Storm Crypt.
If you're trying to impress a date, nothing does it like a romantic multi-course meal. In the blogosphere, you're not trying to romance anyone, but you are out to impress — and snare — prospective readers.
Intrigue, Don't Bore
So impress; don't bore them. Think of it like serving up a multi-course meal. Don't freak out~just like you don't eat that type of meal all at once, you serve up the most fabulous food by planning out a menu, making your grocery list and scheduling the cooking. You work behind the scenes like a fiend, perhaps sweating a bit in the kitchen. And then you present a scrumptious, mouth-watering meal to guests, making it look easy.
Serve Up A Memorable Experience
The reason customers return to a four-star restaurant is not just the quality of the food. It is the attention to detail. It is the personal greeting when you arrive. It is the escort to your table with a beautiful view. The pulling out of a chair so that you can easily sit….you feel the personal attention taking your experience up a notch. With a flourish, the maitre'd places a napkin on your lap. The waiter arrives and gives a polite introduction, inquiring what you would like to drink, acting as if you and your date are the most important customers in the restaurant. Meanwhile, the background music plays on, unobtrusive and elegant.
These actions add up to a beautiful experience. When someone visits your blog, you want them to have and remember a great experience.
Maybe you're not going for an elegant impression. Perhaps you're aiming to titillate and showcase your wide writing range and expertise, or to combine hilarity and blog tips. These are bloggers who leave a lasting, good impression on their readers, and have sticky blogs.
How do successful bloggers do it?
1. Whet the appetite with a perfect appetizer.
Set the stage with a creative and professional banner that showcases your brand. It's the first thing a potential reader sees, and if it looks like an amateur did it, your readers might just click away.
If you go into a restaurant, and the ambiance is that of fine dining, complete with mood lighting, your expectations are set high. When the waiter starts describing the delicious, fresh buffalo mozzarella on heirloom tomatoes with basil chiffonade, drizzled with Italian balsamic vinegar, it 'fits' with the branding you've experienced to that point. You're looking forward to eating what the chef whips up.
Just as some restaurants use candlelight with tablecloths and china (not Chinet), creating the right ambiance for a nice dinner, so too should you think about the first impression you give a reader with your banner. Does it reflect your brand well, and is it professional looking?
2. Stand out with a Salad
Hold the not quite ripe tomatoes, and stay your hand on the tasteless bagged carrots. Get out the awesome stuff that is really good.
The headline to your post should not be boring (duh). It should be creative and offer help or information your readers need. Here's one headline that caught my eye on Yahoo…."Checking Out of the Grocery Store Faster, and With More of Your Paycheck In Hand."
Now that's definitely a hot headline. Do I want to check out of the grocery store faster? Yes. Do I want to leave the grocery store for less money out of my pocket? Heck yeah! So I click to find out how to accomplish that goal. Voila. The headline did its job.
Remember, the headline that people see on Twitter, Facebook, or Google can determine whether they click on that link to read it. So entice them. Get click savvy. You can get your potential readers to 'order' your blog post.
3. Serve a memorable soup, not thin gruel.
What I mean is, make sure your opening paragraph isn't dry as sawdust. Keep your reader's interest by being unique, and engaging them with a targeted question. If you're writing about dieting or nutrition, you could open with 'Why do some nutritionists advise eating five small meals a day to lose weight? Does this work for you?"
Sometimes, adding just a few choice ingredients makes all the difference between so-so tomato bisque, and the most awesome, creamy, and delightfully different tomato bisque ever. There's the tomato condensed canned soup made with milk, and then there's the French chef's secret recipe to knocking your socks off tomato bisque. If I'm going to order tomato bisque at a restaurant, I don't want the ordinary. I want the extraordinary.
When people arrive at your blog and read your first paragraph, they're going to decide whether to keep reading or not. Make sure they keep reading because you're serving up the knock your socks off tomato bisque topped with crème fraiche.
4. Provide Entrees that Satisfy.
Would you rather have a perfectly grilled steak, baked potato and salad, or a microwave meal? They both fill you up, but one satisfies the senses more than the other.
It's the creative analogies and cool stories to inform and entertain that people remember, and come back for more. There are so many ways to make boneless, skinless chicken breast into a meal, but there are a ton of ways to prepare and serve it.
Enlighten readers with your unique perspective on your topic of choice, impress them with how much your blog helps them (it's your content strategy) and you'll gain their gratitude and readership.
5. Dessert: Sweet Success
As your traffic grows (through your sweat equity online), and you're getting to know more bloggers through networking, you'll start to feel like you're making progress.
Tasting the sweetness of success as a blogger only comes after a lot of hard work and long hours. In the beginning, you might feel like you're only getting a lick out of the cookie dough bowl.
The first steps on the road to success are paved with small victories. Gaining loyal readers. Racking up Twitter followers and Facebook fans. Guest posting on a bigger blog in your niche. Before you know it, you're further and further along toward achieving success.
You've planned your 'menu,' served up successful 'meals' (blog posts), and are continuing to network with readers and bloggers alike.
Cyberspace is interesting, though. Even meeting someone online doesn't quite measure up to the real thing. Face to face networking still rules.
Why bother networking offline, like at a convention such as the upcoming BlogWorld Expo? Consider what your goals are as a blogger.
Are you going to be able to achieve a huge level of success without meeting and talking with other bloggers in the 'real' world? Will you be able to enjoy a decadent helping of success, like a Hawaiian chocolate Kona soufflé, or will you keep sampling the cookie dough as you celebrate little victories?
As you consider your game plan and your goals, map out how you will taste the sweetness of success. Of course, getting there will be its own reward.
Kelly Estes is a food blogger and former print journalist who blogs at Hot Cookin' ~ She is also a co-author of Online Business Elements.


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Watergate Cake II
Cooking Recipes Catalogue
White cake with pistachio pudding, coconut and pecans topped with pistachio icing.
INGREDIENTS (for 1 servings):
1 (18.25 ounce) package white cake mix
3 eggs
3/4 cup vegetable oil
1 cup lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage
1 (3 ounce) package instant pistachio pudding mix
3/4 cup flaked coconut
3/4 cup chopped pecans
2 (1.3 ounce) envelopes whipped topping mix
1 1/2 cups milk
1 (3 ounce) package instant pistachio pudding mix
3/4 cup chopped walnuts
3/4 cup flaked coconut
Mix cake mix, oil, eggs, soda drink, and 1 package pudding well, about 5 minutes. Fold in coconut and nuts. Pour into greased and floured 9 x 13 inch pan.
Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 45 minutes. Cool.
To Make Icing: Combine dream whip, milk, and 1 package pudding. Beat until thick. Spread over cake. Sprinkle nuts and coconut on top.


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During his six seasons as a coach for the San Diego Padres, Rick Renteria frequently reviewed videotape on what he believed was an umpire's questionable call.
During his six seasons as a coach for the San Diego Padres, Rick Renteria frequently reviewed videotape on what he believed was an umpire�s questionable call.
That experience led him to one unmistakable conclusion: Major League Baseball umpires are not always right.
But they are far more often than not.
�It has been a very high rate of success on the umpires� side,� Renteria said.
This season, Renteria�s first as manager of the Chicago Cubs, will also be the first in which MLB teams can call on instant replay to challenge an umpire�s call.
The technology will be used in selected spring training games beginning this week, applied in a system similar to those already employed by the NFL and NHL.
A manager can challenge one play during the first six innings by verbally indicating his intention �in a timely manner.� At that point, the play � just about anything other than a ball-strike call or a judgment ruling such as interference � will be reviewed from numerous camera angles by an umpire inside what MLB is calling its Replay Command Center in New York.
If the replay umpire finds �clear and convincing evidence to overturn the call,� the challenge is successful and the manager is allowed one additional challenge � for a maximum of two per game. However, after the sixth inning the decision to use replay is left solely to the umpire crew chief on the field.
Nuances such as what defines �a verbal indication� and �a timely manner� have not been determined.
�There are going to be some bumps in the road, but that comes with any new initiative,� Cleveland Indians general manager Chris Antonetti said. �I don�t think anyone is expecting it to be perfect. This is what we go out with initially, but everyone expects a year from now we will have learned some things and made some adjustments.�
Baseball had long resisted using video replay technology employed by nearly a dozen sports.
�Guys in baseball, we�re a little bit stuck in our routine,� Indians manager Terry Francona said.
The first chip at tradition came in August 2008, when commissioner Bud Selig approved the limited use of replay for boundary calls involving home runs.
Some umpires were initially opposed to any use of video replay, but the umpires union agreed to expanding the rule this season with far more rank-and-file support than might have been expected.
Alfonso Marquez, who has been a big league umpire for 15 seasons, said it�s a terrible feeling when an umpire or a member of his crew makes a call that they later learn from video was wrong.
�We just want to get it right,� he said.
As spring training games begin, there are more questions than answers about how the process will work.
�There are going to be a lot of wait-and-see type of things. How the video is set up, what kind of time you have to get confirmation or whatever,� Oakland Athletics manager Bob Melvin said. �So we�re not really sure how it�s going to play out.�
Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia said determining when and if to challenge could be tricky.
�There are going to be times when, even if you�re right, it might not be something you�re going to challenge if you�re going to be (without one) for four innings,� Scioscia said. �You can be right twice and you�re done until the seventh inning. You have to be cognizant of that.�
There will be times when a manager doesn�t challenge a call � only to look back and wish he had.
�You can win or lose a game in the fifth or sixth inning on a play that most people might think is insignificant,� Seattle Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon said. �But if you prove to be right, you might save your starter 12 to 15 pitches and he�s still in there in the seventh or eighth inning instead of being out in the sixth.�
Fans might also see a manager challenge a call just to change the pace of a game, perhaps to give a reliever time to warm up.
The new system also will place a spotlight on team personnel not in uniform.
Some teams have said they would hire specialists to relay potential challenges to their manager. Others, such as the Texas Rangers, will rely on their current video coordinators.
Whoever is watching, they need to be right if they say the call is wrong.
�If you don�t know, say you don�t know,� Rangers manager Ron Washington said. �I need honesty."


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Tuesday, 9 April 2013
New (Old) Music: Broken Social Scene- Deathcock
Always good to hear from Toronto's most famous artist collective Broken Social Scene, even though they are supposed to be broken up. Let's just say they are semi-retired and whenever one of their friends has an anniversary they get back together for the party. In this case it's the band's record label Arts & Crafts who are celebrating their 10th anniversary this year with a compilation of songs from the label's group of artists and the Field Trip Festival, a special concert in the heart of downtown Toronto featuring BSS, Feist, Bloc Party, Ra Ra Riot and more.
"Deathcock" is one of BSS"s contributions to the album, Arts & Crafts 2003-2013, and despite the song's name, it is a really good representation of what the band sounded like when they were at the height of their career. Beautiful, sprawling, 7 minutes worth of joyous noise. The song was recorded as part of the You Forget it in People sessions and is already included on the 2004 BSS b-side compilation album Beehives. However, the song deserves a little bit more love. Listen below or head on over to Soundcloud to download the track:
Arts & Crafts 2003-2013 is out April 16th.
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He was a mighty batsman ... one of the best ever
- Christy Mathewson
Quick. Who holds the Reds' all-time record for highest batting average in a single season? How about the Reds' all-time career leader? When talking about high batting average in Reds history, names like Edd Roush, Ernie Lombardi and Pete Rose immediately come to mind. While each of these players won batting titles for the Reds and finished with career averages in excess of .300, the all-time Reds record holder for both single-season and career batting average is Cy Seymour, a pitcher-turned-outfielder. He hit .377 in 1905 and compiled a .332 lifetime average in a Reds uniform.
Born James Bentley Seymour in 1872, he earned the nickname "Cyclone" for the speed of his fastball while pitching for the New York Giants from 1896-1900. Cy's blinding fastball helped him lead the league in strikeouts in 1898 and allowed him to pace the league in strikeouts per nine innings in each season from 1897-99. He reached a career-high 25 wins for the 1898 Giants, the sixth-highest total in the league. While compiling some impressive numbers over this period, Seymour's success as a pitcher was compromised to a degree by control problems that plagued him throughout the initial years of his career. These issues -- and the fact that Seymour played for a Giants club that was long on pitching and painfully thin on hitting -- encouraged Cy to place greater emphasis on his hitting skills. This was an approach that proved to reap great dividends when, in 1900, he fell victim to a "dead arm," a vague but common malady that described a host of arm problems for pitchers of the time.
The season before his arm injury, Seymour hit an impressive .327 in 159 at-bats. After missing the majority of the 1900 season due to injury, Seymour jumped out of his Giants contract and signed as an outfielder with the Baltimore Orioles of the upstart American League, a new circuit which had designs on challenging the National League's longstanding monopoly on "major league" baseball. His stay in Baltimore was brief but successful, as the migratory Seymour again took advantage of the contract jumping rampant at the time when he broke his Baltimore contract to sign a pact with the Reds midway through the 1902 season. Joining Seymour were fellow outfielders Joe Kelley and Mike Donlin, giving the Reds an entirely new outfield for the balance of the 1902 campaign.
Seymour immediately blossomed with his new club, batting .340 for the Reds while serving as the club's starting center fielder. This batting mark, coupled with the .268 he hit with the Orioles, left Seymour with a .302 average for the season, the fourth consecutive year he bested the .300 mark. He was fifth in the league in hitting in 1903 at .342 and fifth again in 1904 when he hit .313. The flirtations with the upper echelon of league batting averages were but a precursor to Seymour's 1905 season.
There is no ready explanation for Cy Seymour's remarkable 1905 season. Suffice it to say that he never had a season anything like it before, and he would not approach it again. In addition to leading the league in batting average at .377 -- 14 points higher than Honus Wagner's second-place mark -- he also led the league in hits, doubles, triples, RBIs and slugging percentage. He fell one home run short of the league's triple crown when teammate Fred Odwell hit an inside-the-park home run on the second-to-last day of the season.
Cy Seymour's 1905 season stands as one of the most remarkable hitting performances in Reds history and as one of the great hitting seasons of the first decades of the 20th century. His achievements that year are made all the more remarkable by the unusual path his career had taken. In the annals of baseball history, precious few players have made successful transitions from being quality pitchers to being quality position players. The greatest converted pitcher is, of course, Babe Ruth. Cy Seymour might be the second player on this elite list; albeit a distant and oft-forgotten second. Indeed, as Bill Kirwin notes in his Society for American Baseball Research biography of Seymour, "Since 1893, only one player in the history of the game, Babe Ruth, combined to ever have more pitching victories and more hits than Seymour. The second most versatile player who ever played the game is almost totally unknown ... But Cy Seymour was a pitcher in a hitting era and a hitter in a pitching era. He managed to combine the abilities of hitting and pitching into an exceptional and rare career, yet perhaps because of this obverse situation, he is mysteriously forgotten."
When Seymour began the 1906 season by hitting a disappointing .257 in his first 79 games, the struggling Reds -- who finished the year with a 64-87 record, down 15 wins from the year before -- sold Seymour to the Giants for the gaudy sum of $10,000, the largest purchase price for a player up to that time. Seymour hit .320 over the balance of the season for his old club and continued to hit well for the Giants over each of the next four seasons.
Unfortunately, his return to New York is perhaps best remembered for his misplay of a fly ball in the Giants' 1908 playoff game against the Cubs -- the game necessitated by the infamous "Merkle's Boner" incident. In the third inning of the game, Seymour ignored the entreaties of his teammates to play a deeper center field with the Cubs' Joe Tinker coming to the plate. Tinker lined a ball over Seymour's head, a ball that likely would have been caught had he been playing deeper. Due in no small part to Seymour's misplay, the Cubs ended up scoring four runs in the inning and won the game, 4-2.
With the exception of brief 39-game stint with the Boston Braves in 1913 at age 40, the 1910 season with the Giants was the last of Seymour's Major League career. Seymour would continue to play baseball professionally for several more years for various Minor League teams. While working at a shipyard during World War I, he contracted tuberculosis and died from the disease on Sept. 20, 1919, in New York.
In keeping with the overlooked nature of Seymour's career, the Reds' all-time leader in both single-season and career batting did not become a member of the Reds Hall of Fame until 1998, 40 years after the Hall of Fame was established and almost a century after he played his last game for the Reds.
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A fun club is coming to DSAH.
DSAH Self-Advocate Board member, Gaby Urech, is looking to start a fun club for anyone who loves to sing! Members will enjoy learning to sing in a friendly environment at this all-ages club. Kids in grades 1 and higher are welcome to participate. Parents are asked to stay and take part in the fun. Supplies will be provided on day one.
Any questions regarding this great opportunity can be directed to Cindy Urech, Gaby's mother, by email at email@example.com.
Looking forward to many of our members signing up for this great program!
NOTE: Poster designed and created by Gaby Urech.


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I'm sure I speak for many when I say I was caught by surprise, wondering whether or not this is indeed happening in a post-independent Namibia!
The folly of human nature, at times, conditionS us into trying to prescribe what should or shouldn't happen to us, when and how. Unfortunately, it does not work like that.
The latest incident in Gobabis catapulted the racial debate, with some calling for radical actions against suspected racists, including issuing them one-way tickets to Europe or wherever they might have come from.
Let's face it; issues around racism and/or tribalism are very complex and multilayered. It is through them that Europe divided and concurred Africa for decades on end, in pursuit of markets for their finished good and a source of raw materials, to sustain their industries.
The trend of looting our resources has, sadly, continued to date. Have you ever heard how they scream whenever we ask them to consider value addition to our raw materials? Their responses are often accompanied by a truck load of excuses for they know without Africa, they are nothing.
They have the cheek to sell their products to us in finished forms and yet look how we rush to the shops to buy their latest clothing ranges or even gadgets in the name of 'technology development'!
They even use new, fancy words to blindfold us into gullibility!
In the mean time, they travel the world, visiting all the exotic islands under the sun while we tirelessly prop their luxurious lifestyles through their bank accounts day in, day out.
We are both their producers and clients. Talk about being used as both beef and milk – reminding me of Germany's punitive treatment at the Versailles Treaty after the First World War!
Africa has been through a lot, Namibia is no exception. But where do the struggles leave us? The power is, of course, in our hands.
Since independence, Namibia has done remarkably well from all fronts. I mean, our Constitution is one of the best in the world and as pointed out by Professor Diescho, it out-smarts South Africa's.
Sometimes when bad things happen to us, we should use that opening to look for opportunities wherever they may be and then forge the way forward.
As they say, "When you fall, do not look at where you have fallen but at where you slipped."
The question is, where did we slip as a people and a nation? Slipping here is in terms of racism, tribalism and all other negative -isms. I have no doubt the chapter was closed too soon or we assumed the matter was laid to rest. Unfortunately that is not the case. Addressing these issues should not be a once-off affair. Rather, it should form part and parcel of the national agenda.
Even those without titles or positions of authority or power should take such debates from the public space by thrashing out all the misconceptions and assumptions still harboured at the back of our minds. A culture of open dialogue about politics and the negative -isms should be encouraged at every level.
It is through confronting issues and not each other that we can emerge as a powerful nation.
At the time of writing this piece, about 12 countries are at war! Part of the problem is, the -isms I have mentioned, they are the fodder feeding the cannons of the imperialists, thus giving them the mileage they desperately need.
Ever wondered why in any conflict situations, rebels often drive the top-of-the-range cars, all carrying pretty powerful rounds of ammunition. Who funds them?
Lest we be fooled - being a young nation - let's revitalise and embrace the same will power that propelled us to dislodged apartheid and continue to build this country. Let's keep focused on the bigger picture and prove to all and sundry that it is possible to build a successful post independence democracy against all odds.
We haven't scratched the top yet. So let's embrace each other and engage in fighting the good fight of nation building. Remember, it should not be a once-off process.
Till next time, happy reading! PF


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FC HALIFAX Town head to Altrincham looking to not only avenge a rare home defeat this season but also get their fading play-off challenge back on track.
The Shaymen have slipped to ninth on the back of a six-game run that has featured five draws and a defeat.
A place in the top five is by no means out of reach with just seven points separating Forest Green Rovers from Halifax, who also have two games in hand, but the Yorkshire side have to start winning and soon.
"Our performances against Altrincham have been poor," admitted manager Neil Aspin, whose side lost 3-1 at home to today's opponents.
"No one knows that more than me. They were the only team to beat us twice in the year we got promotion and we lost to them this year at home.
"It was very disappointing but you can't underestimate anyone in this league, it will be a very difficult game. We need to be better, though."


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MATERIALS handling company Industrial Conveying Australia (ICA) is expanding into the beverage industry.
Key sectors targeted include the dairy industry, soft drinks manufacture and handling, confectionery, wine and beer, spirits, and others that require design and implementation to suit specific needs.
ICA managing director Don Erskine says the move by ICA into the beverage industry is a natural progression.
"For some time now, we've been able to grow not just because of our high-technologies but also because of a strong domestic presence and ability to deal directly with clients, thus eliminating the need for third-party input.
"The beverage industry is a high output one and often deals with perishables, so required solutions can be urgent plus they need to be of extreme engineering accuracy to achieve the most productive output," he said.
"ICA is structured to give the beverage industry turnkey solutions for just about all it materials handling needs.
"Not only is interest strong in Australia, the export market has seen what we can do and we are gaining momentum through enquiries from around the world."
Strategic acquisition and amalgamation has made a key contribution. For instance, ICA recently expanded its capabilities and increased its sales coverage by employing the majority of longstanding key personnel from W&D Engineering, a company that recently ceased operations.
The move gave ICA an instant increase in capability and depth right across the food and beverage industry as well as the agricultural and general bulk handling sectors.
The company's project turnkey capability has continued to develop with the establishment of an engineering design and development office in Melbourne, from where some of Australia's best CAD and CAE engineers engage their expertise.
The combination of this facility with the Bendigo design and project Engineering Group has placed ICA in a position where almost any product can be engineered as purpose specific and integrated into an overall materials handling system with any of the company's standard food and beverage handling products.
Standard technologies typically include knife edge conveyors, 90°/180° modular belting type conveyors, plastic modular belt type conveyors, and slat band conveyors.
ICA also designs, programs, installs and commissions the control systems and automation for these material handling projects.


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Happy Halloween!
So these past days Tokyo has been full of the craziest halloween parties!
Me and the girls decided to do a super otaku halloween cosplay (since we are nerdy like that lol)
From the super ecchi zombie anime series: Highschool of the Dead! ψ(*`ー´)ψ
|Me as the annoying brain Saya Takagi lol
|Maria as Senpai Saeko Busujima and Bexi as
Rei Miyamoto
It was super fun to smear the blood on the uniforms lol! (・`ω´・)
As you can see from the background we were in Omotesando. SUPER highclass luxurious area, so walking around in cosplay was a bit awkward haha! Even though Omotesando is right next to Harajuku and it's halloween, people were still staring a lot and asking if there was some special event lol!
A lot of people thought we cosplayed from Sailormoon too (;¬_¬)
But some did recognize us! Amongst them some super otaku people! One guy was literally shaking from fandom when he saw us lol!! So cute hahaha!! (*≧▽≦)
|Freezer from Dragonball was there as well lol
We went to a halloween event in Omotesando Hills. Most people showed up in costumes!
Jack Sparrow was a pretty popular costume as well as slutty nurses and spidy lol
The girls on the cosplay catwalk lol!
Different prizes were given out to people. Most of them were pretty randomly selected which was kinda a shame for the people who had spend a lot of time and money on their costumes. But Maria was so lucky to get a small bracelet as a gift hehe! (ヘ。ヘ)
After the event we were supposed to go to another private party, however it SUPER sucked and we already payed to get in only to realize how awful the party was (AND out of booze even though they promised there would be free bar). We wanted to leave after only 5 min, but since we didn't wanna waste our money and the idiot guy didn't wanna give us back our cash we just stole some booze (after waiting for it to arrive after an hour) from the party and left lol... seriously. ヽ(`⌒´メ)ノ
But cosplaying with the girls was super fun!! It was both Maria's and Bexi's first time cosplaying with wigs, costume and everything teehee..
Thanks for an awesome halloween! Hope you all had or will have great halloween parties as well!!


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Leisa Reichelt, a user experience consultant, sells her services and at the same time does a great job of succinctly explaining what a customer journey map is and why it should be important to you.
She also provides links to further reading, only some of which I've read and blogged previously. The new ones are worth a read and I'm unashamedly referencing them here :)
Bruce Temkin's paper on mapping the customer journey leads us through a 5 stage process to generating a map, provides some examples illustrating the variety of approaches used and then provides some advice on making the most of the map once it's created.
Service design tools have pulled together resources and activities to help facilitate a group of stakeholders working together to generate a customer journey map. Some of these look excellent - I'm definitely going to be trying out the game at the soonest opportunity.
And a couple of articles explaining what it's all about and why those of us involved in service design and delivery should be embracing the technique:
Using Customer Journey Maps to Improve Customer Experience – Harvard Business Review
The Value of Customer Journey Maps – UX Matters
Related postsMapping customer journeys (November 2011)
Experience map examples from Adaptive Path (December 2011)
University applicant experience enhancement (October 2012)


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Black, Holly. Kin (also Kith and Kind). GRAPHIX, 2008.
Rue's mother has disappeared and her father just sits in his chair and doesn't respond to her anymore. Rue soon discovers that she can see things that others can't, and in fact she is half fairy. Her mother, a full fairy, has returned to her people because of Rue's father's unfaithfulness. This trilogy follows Rue as she interacts with the fae, discovers her heritage, and determines that she alone must save humanity.
I liked this trilogy and the books were a fast read. The story was easy to follow, and even though I guessed at the ending of Kind before it appeared, I was still satisfied with the resolution. This was a great vacation read, and it would be an easy sell for my graphic novel and paranormal patrons.
Recommended for: teens
Red Flags: One of Rue's friends spends time with water fairies who bite him and suck his blood - the pictures make it clear that he's naked, but nothing is shown. Also language
Overall Rating: 4/5 stars


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SANTA ANA – The city Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency is formally opening its first exercise park.
On Saturday October 27, 2012, at 9 a.m. a ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place at the .41-acre park, near the Pacific Electric bike trail in the Madison Park neighborhood.
The event includes refreshments and a drawing for a new bike.
The park, on Maple Street just north of Occidental Street, features a bike rack, exercise equipment, water fountain, benches and landscaping.
The $380,000 project was funded with federal Trail Enhancements funds. Exercise equipment was obtained with the support of Orange County On Track, a non-profit.
For information, call Jeannie Jurado at 714-571-4251.


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Just Makin' It was inspired by all the bright color choices in the Pottery Barn Teen magazine when she was looking to reupholster a chair for a teen's bedroom. Be still my heart! Look at this beauty. I love it when DIY'ers take on a bold spirit with color and fabric! You must visit Just Makin It to see what this chair looked like … [Read more...]
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Wrought Iron Chandelier
The Hand Me Down House fell in love with this chandelier from Pottery Barn. She had visions of it hanging in her hallway. At the $269 price tag her dream ended. Having the DIY spirit she spent less than $30 and transformed this hideous Craiglist brass light… Into this amazing knock off! Unbelievable! Go to The Hand Me … [Read more...]
Textured Terracotta Pots
Stories of a House wanted to add some warmth and texture to her house. Using some spackle and paint she created some textured terracotta pots to add a little flair to her decor. It added some Old World charm on the cheap! Her original inspiration was the Boxwood Topiaries from Ballard Designs. Go to Stories of a House for the full tutorial! … [Read more...]
Wine Barrel Plaques
The Gathering Place created these gorgeous wine barrel lids. While perusing a yard sale she found these funky lids. She immediately knew what they would soon become. The original inspiration came from these $69 ones from Ballard Designs. Hers cost only $1 for 2 of them. That is an insanely awesome knock off if you ask me! Go to The … [Read more...]


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Model: HP 2000cn, Version 3.1
Operating System: Windows NT 4.0 (Note: might work with other versions of this os.)
File: dj749en.exe
AN IMPORTANT NOTE ON UPGRADING TO THIS DRIVER: If you are replacing the v.1.0 driver with the v.2.3 driver, you MUST uninstall the v.1.0 driver before installing the v.2.3 driver; otherwise, installation or driver errors may result. Single File Download Instructions (33.6K or faster) 1. Download the file to your local hard drive. 2. Exit all open applications. 3. Browse to and double-click the downloaded file to start the file uncompression and extraction process. Wait for the files to be extracted into a newly-created folder in the same directory. When completed, the entire driver will reside in this folder. 4. Install the driver from the folder it resides in. This can be done by running setup.exe in that folder.


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Monday, January 7, 2013
It's All Coming Together
I have been anxiously waiting for this term since August. I always look forward with anticipation to third nine weeks for several reasons. This is what we have been leading up to for 18 weeks now. Our author study on Lois Lowry is such a rich journey and experience. My students are eager, after already completing three of her books, to hear more of her stories and about her life. As we enter into this new term of school we will continue in our Giver quartet. We thought this would just be a trilogy until Ms. Lowry, herself, graced our blog with her presence to announce that the fourth installment would be published in October. As soon as it hit the shelves, I picked up five copies. I have read it, and it is such a wonderful culmination and completion of this series. With that said, we are on our third book in that series. The Messenger is the first of the four books that allows its readers to begin seeing connections through the first two books. The students will see how Gathering Blue and The Giver come together in this third novel. We are also embarking on a wonderful adventure through her memoir, Looking Back. Ms. Lowry's life story, told through pictures of her childhood and quotes from her stories, is both amusing at times as well as heartbreaking. While reading this memoir, the students make connections between an author's real life and their stories. They are able to see how an author takes personal life experiences and uses them to create fiction. We will become authors once again this term to create our own memoirs. Lois Lowry's collection of novels would not be complete without Number the Stars. This beautifully written work allows us a glimpse into a Jewish family's struggles during the onset of WWII. The students have also chosen a Lois Lowry book of their own to read independently. What great insight we are gaining as life learners. We are entering the world of an author. Each week the students will design photo projects that connect both with the memoir and with WWII. This week the students are telling a story through pictures. They are working on taking ten photos of themselves. These ten photos must tell a story from the perspective of someone from WWI, the roaring twenties, or the Great Depression era. These are the events we have dsicussed in class that led our country to WWII. I am looking forward to seeing what creativity my students have in store for me. Please stay tuned, as their creativity is shared in the coming days and weeks.
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- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2013 at 5:00 PM
Looking Back is so cool!I love to read it!Lois Lowry was such cute first grader!See you Monday! -ISABELLA T. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 12, 2013 at 9:20 AM
Bear Mrs. DuBose,ReplyDelete
I wish you wern't leaving. It's not going to be fun for Mrs. Holland..... or the fith graders of 2013-2014. wish you wern't leaving!
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Day 1 of 30 :: Core Power Yoga
I won a super cool giveaway with +LATHER and +Core Power Yoga that included 1 month of unlimited CPY classes. Challenge accepted.
Today I jumped in head first and went with Yoga Sculpt. Turns out you should do a few other Core Power Yoga classes, first, to prepare yourself for this class.
When muscle meets yoga, Sculpt is born. Boost metabolism and build lean muscle mass as you move to upbeat tracks. You'll combine free weights with CorePower Yoga 2 (C2) sequencing and cardio to intensify each pose while mixing in strength-training moves like squats, lunges and bicep curls. It is recommended that you take at least one CorePower level 1 or 2 (C1 or C2) class before a Yoga Sculpt class.
Missed that part.
The balance of a yoga + pilates blend while managing free weights in a humid room is a new level for me. I love stretching, strength training and I actively perform HIIT sequences with +Fitness Blender, however, this class kicked my ass. In a really good way. I love pushing my body to the next level : It's when you want to give up that the magic happens, and if you can push through that mental wall, the pain subsides and you will see the results you are seeking. I know this is fact because I see those results within myself.
I am not a sugarcoater.
This is not a class for beginners.
There is a lot going on at once and it all happens to different decibels of EDM. If you want to test the waters visit www.CorePowerYoga.com and try 1 week for free. I suggest beginning with CorePower Yoga 1, which is where I'll be, tomorrow:
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Meet me on the mat.
Bring a towel.
xoxo •Nancy-Lee
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I am so behind today with my blogging and I apologise. My Husband decided to put Internet Explorer 9 on, and for some reason or another it didn't like Flickr and it certainly didn't like Blogland. For hours we have been trying to sort it out this end. Then I am rubbish at passwords. How many times do you say to yourself ooh I must write them down. But do I? Well I have learnt my lesson and now I have them down. So I've got Yahoo sorted and I've now got Google sorted. Why so many?
Anyway without further ado. Today I received pretty Squares all the way from GA (USA). I presume that is Georgia? From Kay.
I did try to take photos outside around Lunchtime when I came back from the hairdressers but it was so hot outside and it was so.....bright I had to leave it until tea time. I kept getting lots of shadow and this certainly wouldn't have done the photos any good.
Kay has been working very hard for our Challenges and she has sent in such lovely Squares. When you have a look at these Squares you will see they are Grannies but with a difference. They are all in such wonderful colour combinations. My Mom would just love this Purple and Green Square. These two colour combinations are my Mom's favourite colours.
The Square has a pretty Flower in the centre, for our Flower collection and the other one has a cute Butterfly for 'Grow me a Garden' Challenge. What fantastic ideas! I love them. The Tropical Square is gorgeous too, ideal colours.


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Cross Country Teams Ready for Pre-Nationals
Oct. 14, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Brooks Pre-Nationals Invitational, Wabash Valley Family Sports Center, Terre Haute, Ind.
11:00 a.m. ET Men's 8,000m Blue Race 12:55 p.m. ET Women's 6,000m White Race
Inland Northwest Cross Country Classic, University of Idaho Golf Course, Moscow, Id.
4:00 p.m. PT Women's 5,000m race 4:30 p.m. PT Men's 8,000m race
THIS WEEK: The Washington State University cross country teams, both coming off fifth-place finishes at the Roy Griak Invitational, travel to Terre Haute, Indiana, Saturday, October 17, to compete in the Brooks Pre-Nationals Invitational...men's 8,000-meters race begins at 11 a.m. ET while the women's 6,000-meters races will begin at 12:55 p.m. ET...another set of Cougar runners will travel across the border to Moscow, Idaho, to compete in the Inland Northwest Cross Country Classic...women's 5,000 meter race will start at 4 p.m., the men's 8,000 meter race will begin at 4:30 p.m.
THE PRE-NATIONALS: The Pre-Nationals Invitational is hosted by Indiana State University and is held at the Wabash Valley Family Sports Center on the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course...teams are separated equally into Blue and White races to ensure fair and balanced competition...Pre-Nationals consist of some of the best teams in the country preparing for the NCAA Championships which are held at the same location November 23...the NCAA Cross Country Championships committee does the seeding for the Pre-Nationals races...below are the lineups for the races that the Cougars will be competing in and the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) national top 30 team rankings as of Oct. 13, 2009:
Men Blue (35 Teams) Air Force, No. 3 Alabama, Arizona, Auburn, Brown, No. 19 Butler, Cal-Berkeley, No. 29 Cal-Poly, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Illinois State, Indiana State, Iowa, IUPUI, Kansas, Loyola (MD), Marquette, Miami (OH), Michigan State, Montana, Montana State, No. 21 NC State, No. 2 Northern Arizona, No. 7 Oregon, Toledo, No. 27 Tulsa, UNC-Charlotte, Utah State, UTEP, No. 14 Washington, Washington State, Western Kentucky, No. 9 William & Mary
Women White (37 Teams) Akron, Alabama, No. 17 Arizona State, No. 12 Baylor, Brown, Cal-Berkeley, Cincinnati, Colorado State, Columbia, Eastern Michigan, No. 9 Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, No. 18 Illinois, Illinois State, Jacksonville, Kansas, Loyola (MD), No. 8 Minnesota, Montana, No. 21 New Mexico, No. 27 Northern Arizona, North Carolina, No. 20 Notre Dame, Ohio State, No. 5 Princeton, No. 15 Syracuse, Texas, UC-Santa Barbara, UNC-Charlotte, Utah State, Wake Forest, No. 1 Washington, Washington State, Western Michigan, Wichita State, William & Mary
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THE INLAND NORTHWEST CROSS COUNTRY CLASSIC: The Inland Northwest Cross Country Classic, hosted by the University of Idaho, will take place at the University of Idaho Golf Course in Moscow...the course is mostly grass with some dirt and has one steep hill that both the men and women will run twice...teams will be competing from all over the Northwest, including Gonzaga, Eastern Washington and the University of Montana...for more information and results, visit www.govandals.com.
COUGAR COACH Pete Julian's TAKE ON THE PRE NATIONALS: 'Like I've said before, I think this is one of the strongest men's teams that we've had and the training has been fantastic over the past couple of weeks,' WSU coach Pete Julian said. 'I think we have a really strong team in terms that our sixth and seventh man is as good as our first. In a meet like Pre-Nats, where you have eighty teams that are split into two races, having a solid fourth and fifth man becomes really advantageous, even more so than having another guy up front. If we can finish in the top ten in our race, you're looking at a top 25 team in the country and I feel that we are that good. For the women's team, we're still waiting for a couple of runners to get healthy but we are looking stronger every day. We have some great front-runners on the women's side with Lisa and Chelsea and I expect the whole women's team to finish quite strong.'
NCAA REGIONAL RANKINGS: The Cougar men's cross country team is ranked 10th in the West Region in the October 12, 2009, Division I Cross Country Regional Rankings...West Region rankings include Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, and Idaho...the women's team is not ranked.
WSU MEN THIS WEEKEND: The Cougar men will be represented by seven runners including seniors Sam Ahlbeck, Mark Moeller, and Dominic Smargiassi, junior Dan Geib, sophomores Jono Lafler, Peter Miller, as well as true freshman Andrew Kimpel, who is coming off an impressive 19th place finish at the Roy Griak Invitational...WSU will also send a team of seven runners to Moscow, including juniors David Hickerson and Luke Lemenager, sophomore Justin Englund, along with freshmen Matt Cronrath, Drake da Ponte, Jason Stoker, and Jayson Taylor.
WSU WOMEN THIS WEEKEND: The Washington State women will send seven runners to Indiana, including seniors Lisa Egami, who finished 48th at the Pre-Nationals last year, Marisa Sandoval and Chelsea VanDeBrake, juniors Amanda Andrews and Ashlee Wall, sophomore Emily Farrar as well as freshman Caroline Austin...sophomore Michelly Foley along with freshmen Alyssa Andrews, Molli Bahlenhorst and Courtney Zalud will be running at the Inland Northwest Cross Country Classic in Moscow.
RUNNERS RAMBLINGS BLOG: The Cougar Cross Country blog is up and running this season, keeping the public up to date on the team with posts from captains Lisa Egami and Sam Ahlbeck along with guest bloggers...to get your latest news and updates on the cross country teams, visit www.wsucougars.com.
NEXT COMPETITION: WSU will train for two weeks before traveling to Long Beach, California, to compete in the Pac-10 Championships October 30, 2009, hosted by USC.
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November 9, 1944 - July 20, 2017
San Antonio, Texas | Age 72
Glenn F. Boswell, "Boz", age 72, of San Antonio passed away on Thursday, July 20, 2017. He was born on November 9, 1944 in Louisville, Kentucky. He is survived by his wife, Vincenta Buzzelli; father, John C. Boswell; son, David Boswell and wife Rachel Boswell; son, Cory Boswell and wife Lori Roher; daughter, Laura Buzzelli and husband Dan Bellinger; daughter, Beverly Buzzelli and husband Ryan Ramos; seven grandchildren; sister, Vickie Dillow and husband Mike Dillow; numerous nieces, nephews and extended family. He was preceded in death by his mother, Martha Boswell.
Glenn moved to San Antonio upon graduation from Southern Illinois University 48 years ago and he taught at San Antonio College (SAC) for over 30 of those years. He had many longtime friendships with the staff and students that walked through the halls at SAC. Many of his students described Glenn as a great teacher, always eager to help them learn. Broadening his horizons and mentoring students, in the ever changing world of technology, were his passions. He was extremely thankful to be employed the majority of his life doing what brought him the greatest fulfillment. In his spare time, he enjoyed building and playing with computers, sowing into the lives of his kids and grandkids and overall talking to whoever he came across. Glenn was a member of many groups and donated his time to various charity organizations. If Glenn saw a need, he was the first to offer his help in any way he could; he was a dedicated, generous, caring man.
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Huge win for the Red Sox last night in a game that I would have put my life savings they were going to lose. Buchholz was getting hitters out and he actually showed signs of life for once on the mound this season. The Red Sox went with an unconventional lineup last night in order to prepare against the lefty pitching that they have been so bad against. Josh Rutledge has actually looked pretty decent at the plate so far he came into last nights game 4 for 10 and continued to produce good at bats. Big Papi was once again the story last night carrying the team to victory with his 3 RBI's including a 2 run home run. The Red Sox have taken back first place in the AL East and I am really starting to feel the fever. If Clay Buchholz is winning games this team can be a real contender. Tonight the Sox look to win the series in Chicago with Henry Owens on the mound. Let's hope the fastball pitcher has his command tonight and the Sox bats continue to show up. Here's Papi's homer from last night in case you missed it.
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