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Thanks for the info, everyone! I'll make a point of using Smile from now on.
I use smile on my personal account and have Prime and have no issues.
How does this effect, if at all, those of us who are Amazon Prime customers? Has anyone tested the site to verify the two programs (i.e., Smile and Prime) work in combination?
Seems like a really good program for CHAS.
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> the first of which is to be flexible at all times.
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Programmatic advertising continues to become more sophisticated, and spending via the media buying technique is growing, albeit at a decreasing pace. In our latest US programmatic forecast, eMarketer predicts that this year, more than two-thirds of all digital display advertising will be purchased programmatically.
In 2016, US programmatic digital display ad spending will reach $22.10 billion. That’s a jump of 39.7% over last year, and represents 67.0% of total digital display ad spending in the US.
Mobile is driving growth of programmatic ad spending. This year, mobile programmatic spending will reach $15.45 billion in the US, representing 69.0% of all programmatic digital display ad spending. Next year, mobile video programmatic spending will exceed its desktop counterpart for the first time.
With respect to programmatic video, 2016 will be a pivotal year. More than half of all digital video ad spending in the US will be programmatic. This year, programmatic video ad spending will reach $5.51 billion, representing 56.0% of total digital video ad spending. That figure represents in turn 24.9% of total programmatic digital display ad spending.
Next year will be the tipping point for programmatic mobile video ads, as mobile surpasses desktop for the first time. By 2017, programmatic mobile video ad spending will reach $3.89 billion, representing 51.0% of total programmatic ad spending in the US. By comparison, programmatic desktop-based video ad spending will reach $3.73 billion, dropping to 49.0% of total programmatic digital display ad spending in the US.

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Careers - Lenze i Danmark. As easy as that.
Welcome to the Land of Motion. Welcome to Lenze.
Motion is what distinguishes us as an innovative company. It is the central element of our day-to-day work, in what we think and what we do - both on the business side and personally. We not only ensure that our customers' machines keep going, we also try to provide conditions that enhance the mental and physical agility of our employees. What's more, we pursue a committed social agenda, helping to keep things moving in the region where we are active. This is our Land of Motion.
When you work for us, you will find many ways of developing not only your career but also yourself as a person. As an intern, student, specialist, team leader, project manager or member of the company's management team, you will be working in a dynamic environment that allows you to choose the direction that best suits you. Go with the flow.

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Unleash a dragon's fire with BattleLore (Second Edition): Great Dragon Reinforcement Pack! This Reinforcement Pack features a Great Dragon that can be included in any army, alongside three new lore cards to customize your lore deck and a unique terrain tile. With the Great Dragon in your army, you can defend your hoard of treasure, or unleash a devastating firestorm on any unit that dares to approach!
What's more, this Reinforcement Pack includes a pre-built scenario: "Into the Fire". In this scenario, both armies start on one side of the battlefield and they must race to be the first to overpower the Great Dragon and claim its hoard. Whether you use the Great Dragon in this scenario or muster him with your army, it brings an undeniable threat to every game of BattleLore (Second Edition).

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Kathleen, Marchioness of Hartington. Public Domain/U.S. Govt. photo.
On this day in 1948, Kathleen Cavendish, Marchioness of Hartington, the second daughter of Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr., sister of U.S. President John F. Kennedy and widow of the heir to the Devonshire dukedom, died in a plane crash en route to secure her father's blessings on her second marriage. She was born on February 20, 1920, and was only 28 at the time of her death.
When President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed JFK's father Joseph Kennedy ambassador to the Court of St. James, his daughter Kathleen spent a year and a half living in London. She was educated in London at Queen's College.
Beautiful and spirited, she was named the "most exciting debutante of 1938." In 1943 she returned to England to work in a center for servicemen set up by the Red Cross.
Despite the opposition of her intensely Catholic mother, Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy, known to friends as "Kick", married William John Robert Cavendish, Marquess of Hartington, a Protestant and the eldest son and heir of the 10th Duke of Devonshire on May 6, 1944.
Other than her eldest brother Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. who died in a plane crash three months after the wedding, no one from the Kennedy family attended the marriage ceremony. Her husband was killed in action only four months later in World War II, and his younger brother Andrew Cavendish, married to Deborah Mitford, became the heir to the dukedom. See the newspaper report of her death on right.
Popular on the London social circuit and admired by many for her high spirits - though more traditional members of British society found fault with her boisterousness - the dashing young widow eventually became the mistress of Peter Wentworth-FitzWilliam, 8th Earl FitzWilliam. The couple planned to wed after Fitzwilliam's planned divorce. Instead, while on a trip to visit Joseph Kennedy Sr. and gain his blessing for their relationship, Lord Fitzwilliam and Lady Hartington died in an airplane crash in Saint-Bauzile, Ardèche, France.
Only her father represented the Kennedy family at her funeral. Her mother, Rose, declined to attend supposedly because of Kathleen's intention to marry outside the Catholic Church a second time.
It is also said that Rose Kennedy also discouraged Kathleen's siblings from attending for the same reason. Rose apparently forgave Kathleen not long thereafter, and in 1951, she was reportedly delighted that her first grandchild, Robert F. Kennedy's daughter, Kathleen Hartington Kennedy, was named after her late daughter. However, the family requested that the child not be nicknamed Kick.
The Marchioness of Hartington is buried in the Cavendish family plot at Saint Peter's Church, Edensor, near Chatsworth in Derbyshire, England. Among the wreaths that covered her coffin was one with a handwritten note from Sir Winston Churchill. The gymnasium at Manhattanville College is named in her honor.
On this day in 2005 the U.S. Department of Defense changed its mind about base closings, and that was the end of Otis NG as an air base.
The largest New England facilities saved by the Base Closure and Realignment Commission (BRAC) were the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, in Maine, and the Naval Submarine Base New London, in Connecticut -- each with thousands of jobs. Then, on its last day of deliberations, the BRAC unexpectedly reversed the Defense Department's proposed expansion of Hanscom Air Force Base, outside Boston, and voted to close Otis Air National Guard Base, on Cape Cod, with plans to send its fighter jets to Barnes Air National Guard Base, in Greater Springfield.
Otis was later removed from the list on August 26, 2005, although the jets were still transferred to Barnes.

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Pain is an individualized experience. We realize that every patient is unique and we tailor the treatments to each patient utilizing multiple approaches with the latest technology.
Although chronic pain is common among men and women of all ages, the correct treatment option for one patient may not be suitable for the other. Comprehensive Pain Clinic, P.C., provides treatments and procedures for all types of pain using a variety of treatment options, including traditional medical approaches as well as alternative treatments and therapies. The following are examples of conditions we treat: Sciatica pain, low back pain, spine pain, head and neck pain, fibromyalgia, hip and knee pain and more.
Sciatica Pain is a common type of pain affecting the sciatic nerve, a large nerve extending from the lower back down to the back of each leg. Sciatica usually affects only one side of the lower body. Often, pain extends from the lower back all the way through the back of the thigh and down through the leg. Depending on where the sciatic nerve is affected, the pain may also extend to the foot or toes. For some people, the pain from sciatica can be severe and debilitating. For others, the sciatica pain might be infrequent and irritating, but has the potential to get worse.
Low back pain refers to pain that you feel in your lower back. You may have back stiffness, decreased movement of the lower back and difficulty standing straight. Acute low back pain is most often caused by a sudden injury to the muscles and ligaments supporting the back. The pain may be caused by muscle spasms or a strain or tear in the muscles and ligaments. A variety of symptoms include tingling or burning sensation, a dull achy feeling, or sharp pain. The pain may be mild, or it can be so severe that you are unable to move.
Spine injuries such as sprains and fractures can cause either short-lived or chronic back pain. Sprains are tears in ligaments that support the spine and can occur from twisting or lifting improperly. Fractured vertebrae are often the result of osteoporosis, a condition that causes weak, porous bones. Less commonly, back pain may be caused by more severe injuries that result from accidents and falls.
Neck pain can occur anywhere in your neck, from the bottom of your head to the top of your shoulders and can spread to your upper back or arms. It may limit how much you can move your head and neck. Neck pain is common, especially in people older than 50. Most neck pain is caused by activities that strain the neck. Slouching, painting a ceiling, or sleeping with your neck in an awkward position are some of the things that can cause neck pain. These kinds of activities can lead to neck strain, sprain or a spasm of neck muscles.
Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that results in pain throughout the body and a feeling of exhaustion that can last for months at a time. It is a disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, memory and mood issues. Researchers believe that fibromyalgia amplifies painful sensations by affecting the way your brain processes pain signals.
Whenever you use the hip (for example, by going for a run), a cushion of cartilage helps prevent friction as the hip bone moves in its socket. Despite its durability, the hip joint isn’t indestructible. With age and use, the cartilage can wear down or become damaged. Muscles and tendons in the hip can get overused. The hip bone itself can be fractured during a fall or other injury. Any of these conditions can lead to hip pain.
Knee pain is a common symptom in people of all ages. It may start suddenly, often after an injury or exercise. Knee pain can be caused by a sudden injury, an overuse injury, or by an underlying condition, such as arthritis. Treatment will vary depending on the cause. Symptoms of a knee injury can include pain, swelling and stiffness.
Epidural injections are a common treatment option for many forms of low back pain and leg pain. They have been used for low back problems since 1952 and are still an integral part of the non-surgical management of sciatica and low back pain. The goal of the injection is pain relief, even if it is temporary. Most injections tend to provide relief from pain for up to one year.
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) is a procedure used to reduce pain. An electrical current produced by radio waves is used to heat up a small area of the nerve tissue, thereby decreasing pain signals from that specific area. RFA can be used to help patients with chronic low-back and neck pain and pain related to the degeneration of joints from arthritis.
A spinal cord stimulator is a device used to exert pulsed electrical signals to the spinal cord to control chronic pain. Soft, thin wires with electrical leads on their tips are placed through a needle in the back near the spinal column, then placed through a needle inserted in the back(no incision is required).

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Stoneware mugs were available for many years now. This kitchenware dates back to the 11th century. Stoneware pottery differs in the sense. It because the producing is at a higher temperature and produces a kind of gray clay. Many people associate with stoneware but this is a common misconception about why the latter is whiter. This will be because porcelain is not adhering to the various contradictions often seen in the pot that gives a beautiful color effect. Some properties of pottery materials make them temporary. On the other hand, glazed stoneware gives a natural but attractive appearance.
Stoneware mugs are one of the most common types of pottery sought today. It mainly refers to a set of elements from the different kitchen used during the meal. The various ingredients make up the ceramic tableware including jugs, cups, dishes and dishes. Most ceramic knives come with a uniform design.
Stoneware mugs are available in different types, styles, and designs ranging from those made by modern theme to those who take an antique feel. One of the best advantages of a pot is that it comes with a good amount of strength and durability, meaning that the elements below can be great for years to come. You can even choose to pass from generation to generation and your family legacy.


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It looks like our DCM Datuk Patinggi Jabu is at war with one of the Dayak prominent blogger. The DCM, armed with the local Sarawak media, while the later armed with an Internet blog read by Sarawakian especially the young voters. This young voters are among the 2 million new Malaysian voters who will cast their vote in the coming election.
And today, the DCM blamed Bruno Manser for what has happened to the Penan community – lack of development and being backward in term of education and others.
How could one man created so much issues towards one government? Or, is the government, not doing enough for the Penan community (in actual fact)?
Isn’t it great to see One-man Bruno vs. One-State Government!
lack of development is cause by government. not bruno. bruno is trying to help the community with empty pocket, jabu has full pocket but not a single cents out of his pocket.
Are you with me Mr Uchu Keling??
Mr. Jetty, I don’t see it as an Internet war yet simply because our DCM has not embrace the technology yet.
We are not sure if he have an email (and writing, replying emails), far, if he owns an online journal (they don’t call it a blog, because a blog, to them is rubbish).
Its still you with your blog and the printed media + RTM.
Don’t worry, people (including the national media) are reading your writings. That includes students, new voters, and most importantly is that you continue to write about the real situation on the ground.
We all knows the print media will only publish what is good to them and not getting their license revoke.
The paper is their business and the blogs is our reading material.
This whole thing about blaming Bruno Manser or BMF is sickening. And stupid. Jabu should update himself with the people on the ground, all the stupid things that he has caused for many decades. Undo (ctrl z) all the corrupt stuffs that his government has done first. Otherwise, Jabu will not stop blaming everyone else but himself.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


text: So if you have a young child who refuses to sit at the dinner table, I think first of all realize it’s… first ask yourself the question – is this a battle that’s worth fighting? If the child’s going to eat throughout the day and get what they need, healthy choices, those kinds of things, it’s not so important that they sit at the table necessarily. We don’t have to worry that that will mean that they’ll never sit at the table and have a family meal ever again. They’re three and developmentally they want to be moving their bodies. If you do want to encourage them to stay at the table, what you can do is give them a little bit of motivation to do so. So you sort of can talk with them, “So what do you think would be a good amount of time or a good number of bites for you to sit at the table?” Work with them, collaborate with them, get their input. If she says, “One bite,” that’s not going to be enough and you can say, “Well, how about 8 bites?” knowing that you’re going to probably have to come down from your original position. And then you can say, “You know what? If you can eat 6 bites, I’m going to stand up and do a really crazy dance.” And then we’ll see what happens. And usually, if we give them something fun, novel and something motivating, they’ll sit at least for short periods of time.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text: The 5" flower is a lovely combination of colors dark violet-blue falls and light violet-blue styles which lighten at the edges. White splashed signals playfully show past the styles. Form is excellent, 3 buds at the terminal and 2 at the branch.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


text: Network IT has a very sizeable quantity of New, Refurbished or Used Cisco CAB-5616-10available for all your needs. In most cases, our New, Refurbished or Used Cisco CAB-5616-10 can be shipped immediately in the same day. Network IT would like to inform all our customers that all of our New or Refurbished Cisco CAB-5616-10 network modules will be shipped out to you with a 90 day warranty. As well, we currently have a large quantity of used, unused, and pre-owned Cisco in stock, along with a wide variety of other new or used Cisco parts and components.


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Paul W. Popiel, director of bands at the University of Kansas, is only the seventh person to hold this position in the band’s 125-year history. Popiel also conducts the KU Wind Ensemble and directs the graduate program in wind conducting. Previous appointments include the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and Oklahoma State University.
Popiel has lectured and conducted throughout North America, Europe, Singapore, and Japan. He has produced two KU Wind Ensemble CDs for the Naxos label, as well as for the University of South Carolina. In 2012, Popiel led the KU Wind Ensemble on the latest Naxos project, “Landscapes,” featuring the music of Michael Torke, Aaron Copland, and Frank Ticheli.
A proponent of distinctive new music, Popiel has commissioned and premiered numerous new works for wind ensemble and chamber winds.
Popiel holds degrees from Truman State University, the University of Notre Dame, and Michigan State University. A recipient of a Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholarship, he also earned a postgraduate diploma in 20th-century music at the University of Bristol, England. Popiel was the 2003 Frank L. Battisti Conducting Fellow serving as the resident conductor of the Boston University Tanglewood Institute.


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Elegant because it’s smooth and refined.
Smooth and refined because of sophisticated ingredients.
Sophisticated ingredients because of it’s maker: Me.
And I’m sure you weren’t excepting pesto to meet avocado. But all have come into existence.
Elegant, smooth, refined, with a sophisticated line-up of flavors and ingredients.
But who am I kidding? It’s just GOOD.
Use as a dip or stuff into your favorite veggies. Trust me, it’s delicious.
To stuff the mushrooms, twist the stems and pull out, filling the inside with the creamy Pestacado.
To stuff the cherry tomatoes, slice off the tip of the tomato. With a parring knife, carefully cut out the insides, making a small hole. Fill this space with the Pestacado (as best you can, ’cause really, it’s not easy).
you totally have me craving stuffed mushrooms lady!!!!
and i bought everything i need…so i shall be making them tonight…thanks for the idea!!!
oh my…now this is something we would love! YUM!
These foodie pictures are gorgeous, Lori! mmm gotta love pesto and with avocado..thats brilliant!!
Wow. You are super sly with this one, girl. Looks absolutely mouth watering! The photos are great too!!!
OMG I need that now, if only I had basil I would be all set!
holy bALLS!!! avacado pesto!? that’s friggn genius and i’m totally making this. i have ripe cados and basil so praaaaaaaaise the good lord above!! thanks girl!
I love your version, and love what you do with it too! And what a great name. But seriously, avos, basil, tomatoes, a bit of nooch–match made in heaven.
I love the nutritional yeast addition! Makes it so creamy.
please oh please bring the mushroomy guys to the super bowl party!
The raw pesto I made last summer was adapted from a recipe that used avocado. I left it out because I thought pine nuts AND avocado was just overkill. Now, I’m wishing I’d left the pine nuts out…I see a grocery store run in my future.
This does look perfect and easy, I can’t wait to try it. Thanks!
I love this idea! I’ve made avocado hummus, and edamame guac, and edamame-avocado hummus, but never avocado pesto or pesto guac. Plus, your pictures are gorrrgeous.
omg that pestacado looks sooo bomb!! I’ll definitely be making that!!


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I sit here in tears realizing that time is going by too quickly. I feel like you just barely made me a mother. I held you in my arms only a moment ago yet it was 11 years ago. My time with you is too short and I am wasting it. You are an amazing boy. You have so much life, and so much strength. You give wholeheartedly and you feel with every part of yourself. I love, love, LOVE you and I wish I could help you better, I wish I could take away your trials and tears.
This past year, you have realized a few things about growing up and you have both matured and grown is ways that Dad and I didn't expect. You set your mind to a goal (The Death Star!) and it was hard work and took a lot of discipline and patience but you put your mind to it and there was no stopping you from realizing your dream! You have become more loving to your bothers and sisters. You care so deeply about them and you live to make them laugh or smile and giggle. You look forward to the games and special moments you have with each of them and as your mom, it warms my heart to see your true self come out. You have worked very hard at school this year and you've improved your handwriting (which is beautiful!) and you've improved your reading level (by 2 grades! good job!) and you've basically memorized the entire history of the world! You are amazing! Schoolwork is hard for you and it is not something that has ever come easy but, I've seen your hard work come out and I've seen you push through and I've seen you succeded. You have always had a PASSION FOR LEARNING and that is something I hope you are always able to hold onto. You want to learn and you want to know everything and you want to have all of your questions answered.... keep asking, Sunshine because it will pay off. You deserveto know everything and more!
This year you've realized your Autism more then you ever have and you've really come to recognize the difference between your own emotions and emotions governed by Autism... it is something I didn't even know exsisted but you've developed the skills to communicate and express that to us and I love it. You share your trials and your thoughts with us. Please don't ever stop. We are trying to understand you better and while we aren't always perfect, we do try! You've figured out ways to settle yourself down by reading or playing Legos, snuggling with Aspen or boxing. They're all things that I see you go to for solice and safty and I'm glad that you have learned and overcome so much. I know and I see how hard Autism is on you and I wish I could take that pain away from you but you have shown me that it is something you can carry around with you 'in your pocket' but not let it get too big. Everyone in the world might not understand but, I promise that Dad and I see your strength. You are amazing.
This year the thing that I think that you've contributed most to this family is JOY! You are my smily, happy, sunshine boy! You want to cheer others up, you're quick to give hugs or pat my back, you're quick to crack a joke and to make a funny face. You want everyone around you to be happy and your smile is infectious. Keep doing it! We all need it and the world needs it and your smile is perfect!
I love you so much and I love being your Mom. Please forgive the mistakes that I make. Please forgive my lack of patience or temper- you really do inspire me to be a better Mom to you and all the other kids and for that I both thank you and apologize that I didn't learn it fast enough with you. I'm looking forward to this next year with you- I'm excited for you to be in Boy Scouts, I'm excited for you to learn calligraphy, I'm excited for you to develop your wood-carving skills, I'm excited for you to travel and have all the adventures you're going to have this year. I'm looking forward to playing chess with you and reading Percy Jackson with you, I can't wait for all the snuggles and kisses and giant hugs I'm going to get from you. I know you're a big 11 year old now but, will do you me a favor? Please always be my boy? Because I'm always going to love you soo much it hurts. I'm always going to be on 'Team Ethan' and I'm always going to want you to be happy inside and out.
You can see more of your birthday Letters HERE.
#34- You UNDERSTAND special needs.
I have faith today. Faith that people can repent. Faith that tomorrow can be better and Faith that God can carry our burdens while we gain the strength to stand tall another day.
Lego Robotics on a Budget.
Someone as been watching a little too much Robot Combat League.
I love how his mind works.
My mind has been racing this past weekend since I heard about the terrible tragedy in Connecticut. As a parent of three elementary aged children I was horrified and sicked by almost every tiny bit of information that was released since then. I haven't been able to sleep and there is still so much disbelief and shock that it just seems unreal. I home school my oldest and since the news broke I have been in a constant internal struggle with myself questioning if I should keep my 2 others home from now on to. Is that the only way I can protect them from a world so scary?
Then the reports of the shooter having Asperger's shifted my thinking a little. I am sure the the shooters family is suffering just as terribly as the victims families, if not more. Hopefully it has a lot of people thinking differently. I posted 4+ years ago about my thoughts then on Violence and Autism but today I feel a strong need to update my feelings. I still stand by my original thoughts that My son needs me to advocate for him, to be stronger for him. But I've also come to understand him a lot better since then. I'm the one that's changed, and in turn it has changed him.
I think this is going to be devastating for the Amazing Autism Community. Personally, I've already heard comments about how they need to be drugged and locked up at all costs and it has me both hurt and offended and protective. Instead of people trying to understand what is going on and reach out, people are scared and pulling away from something that they just aren't familiar with. My Ethan has already had people push him away because of his diagnosis. He's had parents pull their kids from him and teachers give up on him and this was before Friday! Personally, I am trying to fill that void. I just don't know if only 1 or 2 loving people can.
Ethan lives in a world that he doesn't understand and that doesn't understand him.... on a daily basis he feels this and in turn he is soo much more sensitive to everyone around him. He can't express his emotions very well and he still doesn't even understand why people have feelings other then what he is feeling at that exact moment. That being said, he has an amazing pulse on people. A few years ago my SIL said it best,that "there are some people who soak up others emotions for them like a sponge and then, for better or worse, don't know how to let go of it themselves." Ethan is one of those people. He is a terrible communicator yet he can sense (and then magnify) your happiness or excitement or anticipation (which is why he's the best to be around at Christmas time!). Unfortunately it isn't always rainbows and butterflies, it also applies to more negative and harder to understand emotions like tension, frustration, betrayal, deceit, jealousy, and anger and disappointment. He doesn't even comprehend them himself yet internalizes those emotions and turns them on himself before you have even had a chance to identify them in yourself or those around you. Ethan literally feels your frustration or pain. Often I have put on a happy face for the kids during a trial and Ethan is NEVER fooled by it. He becomes agitated or restless and figgets. It's not just with me either, it's with anyone around him. If his little brother or sister is frustrated and losing his temper Ethan is often in the other room crying hysterically because he can't handle the upset. If the Baby is excited and giggling Ethan is bouncing off the walls and can't contain his joy and happiness. This is why homeschooling him has been soo wonderful. I've been able to fully control who is in his life and who is influencing him. I can see what triggers him and divert it. We started doing homework in the kitchen but that was too close to Daddy who was downstairs in his home office... stressed. By moving upstairs and being two flights away Ethan was better able to concentrate and be motivated and feel more empowered, because he wasn't sensing anyone elses stress. Frankly it isn't that he's full of empathy, it is that he is absorbing others energy. So his violent outbursts tend to be a microcosm of what people in the room are feeling. This translates in every area of his life. If I want him to or need him to learn something I don't so much have to tell him he can do it, I need to actually believe it, fully 100%. When he's around other kids, the same thing happens, if they are are healthy, well adjusted and kind, he picks up on that without talking (and yes, he often comes across as rude to them because of it). If others are feeling threaten and competitive or even testing the waters of life (as many 9 year old boys do) he picks up on that and doesn't understand it the same way as a typical boy does, so he becomes tense and confused and starts to feel like he's being backed into a corner- even if he's not the child being picked on or pushing boundaries. It's both fascinating and terrifying and only points to to me how important it is to surround him with positive influences in his life. No negative news shows, scary movies or shoot'em-up video games, because these things affect him differently then they do my other children.
What I'm getting at is that these kids that are absorbing the world around them need to live in a world that is full of people who are up to the task of positivity and strength and growth. I have changed over the course of the last 4 years and come to understand this about him and most kids like him. But...One mother alone trying to protect her child isn't enough, it takes an entire community of acceptance.
I'm so worried that now foster parents will be less likely to take him Autistic foster children, or more teachers writing off kids and creating situations for outburst so that they get sent to a more severe classroom, it's already hard for Autistic/Aspergers children to have friends, I'm worried parents will teach their children fear and won't allow their kids to play with kids on the spectrum. The more isolated and away from the world and community these children feel the more extreme their emotions become.
I guess I'm just hurting right now and need someone, anyone out there, to understand instead of pass judgement. Frankly, As a country we need to open our minds and our hearts a little more, help others more and build support systems for everyone going through trials to understand that they are not alone. It'll strengthen us all.
We gain strength, and courage, and confidence by each experience in which we really stop and look fear in the face... we must do that which we think we cannot.
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I was taught to dream big. My entire life I've believed in magic and miracles and the unexplainable. I believe in dreams coming true. It's fuuny though, you work for so long for certain dreams only to realize when they come true that they aren't the ones that actually made you happy. Surprisingly, it's in the progress that the happiness is most often found.
With Ethan's autism and school struggles I think I've had that moment. We spent years in IEP meetings and fighting for his right to an education. We worked with him and he improved and exceeded all expectations. We felt like we were 'living the dream' so to speak with him the last few years we had in Bethlehem. When we moved we knew we'd be starting over in most regards but we also knew that the end goal was totally worth it.... then everything got tricky. After the roller coaster 18 months we've had with his schooling and a lot of regression we realized that things weren't working and we started homeschooling... who knew that this is exactly where he belonged all along?!! He is thriving, I am enjoying it and he is learning and happy and progressing. It's amazing! This is soo not where I dreamed myself to be but it's where I was supposed to be all along. Nothing else mattered as much as I thought and what I was fighting for was within my grasp all along! If only I had beleived in myself as much as I believed in my son.
I need to force myself to sit down everyday to blog and self reflect. In the last month my life has changed so dramatically (for the better, overall) that it's hard to sometimes remember to keep doing the things that are good for me that I was doing before.... like updating my blog! I use this place as my emotional file cabinet and it totally forces me to digest the struggles and savor the peace. Without that it's easy to lose the balance that I need so desperately. So... a few quick updates?
Ethan's homeschooling is going sooo well! I love being with him more, I love seeing him happier and watching him discover the world around him. Yeah, I know there are hard days and I know he's tough to motivate but it is sooo worth it. I honestly had not idea how much fulfilment I would get from this. I have been taking the option of homeschooling off the table as an option for years, convinced that I wasn't enough of a woman or mother. Sure of what I didn't know rather then what I did. I had built up in my head that only wonder women could do amazing things like home-school. Guess what I found out? no one that home schools wears a cape at home?! Seriously, how did I not know how achievable this was?! A little research, a lot of prayer, and even more determination to make it work and ta-da! It's working!! It was absolutely achievable and within reach this entire time and I wasn't even considering it out of principle.... I guess better late then never, right?
Ethan actually has a lot going on right now. Every six months we re-evaluate Ethan and his progress. How he can process concepts, his fine/gross motor skills, his perceptive skills, etc. They rate his individual strengths and weaknesses and give them an age score.... developmentally speaking. Like, gross motor skills are that of a 6 year 5 month old child or something like that. We've been doing this since he turned 4. EVERY 6 months. Most kids on the Autism spectrum have this done. From the beginning his developmental age was about 9-19 months BELOW his actual age. So at age 7 years 4 months most of his results were 6 years 1 month. His therapist kept telling us that this was perfect and actually good news because he was developing 6+ months worth of skills in the past 6 months. So what if it was "X" number of months behind, as long as he was progressing appropriately time wise. So we watched him develop at his own rate. Progress at his own speed. Learn on his terms. It has been rewarding and fascinating to watch the process and to understand our son more and more. Technically Ethan's official diagnosis is SEVERE AUTISM, VERBAL W/ A CHANCE FOR REGRESSION. We were told that because Ethan started speaking at 18 months then stopped that it was another 'red flag'. The Doctors cautioned us that this might indicate that later in his life he may possibly lose skills he had previously mastered. We took it and marinated on it, we were warned that this commonly happens at at 5 so when he took a little dip in developemental age then we were prepared. But then Ethan came back with a huge burst of skills at 7. We started describing him as not just High Functioning but 'typical with a few quirks'. Many people Ethan have met over the years could not tell he had Autism until they spent more then and hour or two with him. Yeah, over the years Ethan has had a lot of struggles and Autism has certainly made his life harder but overall I've maintained that Autism isn't this big terrible life sentence that is to be mourned forever. There is growth and happiness and progress. Maybe it's just this week but I'm not feeling the Autism love lately.So the eval results came back this week.... usually they say he's about 1-2 years behind developementally. We were expecting that. No. No. No. In 6 months he has regressed in so many areas its scary. He's regressed in things he's had conqured for years. He's regressed in things all of us have worked so hard on! He's regressed about 2 years in 6 months... So now at 9 years- almost 10 years old. He's now developementally 5 yrs and 9 months. I really need a punching bag labeled AUTISM REGRESSION right now.
In other news, I got a new calling at church. Since we moved here I've been on the RS Activities committee and that was actually really a perfect calling for me. I didn't have any pressure to attend every Sunday, I felt like I was contributing and still being true to myself. I got to know a lot of amazing women and as childish as it sounds, I was able to kinda lick my wounds and heal from my last ward. Because Doug helped so much with the kids, when I went to church I was able to focus 100% on me and my testimony. I didn't go for the social aspect or out of abligation, I went for me and it was wonderful to be able to put that part of my life back together again. I have felt more like myself this past year and more true to who I am as a person. Sometimes in the hussle and bustle of life just being who you want to be gets lost. I've really been trying a lot lately to be who I know I am, all the time and to be the person I know I want to be, regardless of situation. Life happens but I 'm trying to not let the unexpected become excuses or road block to who I want to be. So what if Doug's not a member anymore. I am and I like who I am in the church. I am happier being the Mormon me. Respecting Doug's views is part of who I am but, that shouldn't can't change who I am or what I believe. Before he left I was able to not really put a lot into my own testimony. I knew it was there and called on it when I was in a tricky situation, I was constantly in callings and loved sharing it with outher but I didn't actually put anything into it to help it to grow, to strengthen it or maintain it. After he left, for some reason, it was harder to just call on it when needed and holy cow, I needed it! When Doug announced he was done, I was in the Young Women's persidency. I specifically asked the Bishop at the time to please keep me in that calling. He released me the next week. I begged to please give me another calling where I could be a part of the ward. I wanted to give and felt like being in a calling where my testimony was desperately needed my force me to rely in it. Looking back I can now see that what the Bishop was trying to give me was time exactly like this past year. A year for myself. A year to re-center myself and freshen up. A year for growth instead of depleation. I didn't see it that way at the time.. Even when it comes to Husbandface and his pain, people in the ward rejecting him and stopping friendships just when he needed it most, I can now see that some of those people were hurting and scared to. They had leaned on him spiritually and losing that was a little bit of a shock to them just as it was to me. They needed time to lick thier wounds and heal as well. I guess time really does heal old wounds. So back to that calling I mentioned... A few weeks ago the Bishop called Doug and I into his office and asked if I'd accept the calling. The entire ime he was speaking I just kept going over in my head, "Why would they want me to be in that calling?", "Do they even know me?", "I'm not the typical person for this!" So, yeah. To put it mildly I was SHOCKED when they asked me to be in the Relief Society Presidency. Don't get me wrong, I am honored and excited for the opportunity to work the crazy amazing women in the Presidency with me. I just hope I don't screw it up.
I guess this is all where faith has to come in... I say I have Faith and now it's time to test it.


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The World Wide Web has a tremendous effect on people's everyday life. Within just a few years, we have learned to use the Web for many different tasks, ranging from simple gathering of information to processing complex workflows. Thus the World Wide Web and its underlying technologies gain importance for the development of interactive Web applications. Today, lots of systems are developed in a mostly ad-hoc and unsystematic way, and the systems' quality is not assured. Although known methods from software engineering and for the design of information systems and distributed systems exist, these do not carry over easily to the development of web applications.
The course focuses on the combination of different methods and web technologies; these will generally not be discussed in great detail, but exemplarily presented by student teams instead. In other departments the underlying theories and technologies may be studied in greater detail and with specific focuses, for example distributed systems, data communication, software engineering, eCommerce systems, information systems, hypermedia, human computer interaction, and elearning. In this course the methods and technologies are combined and discussed in the context of web projects.
The module is part of the specialization area Data and Information Systems. See the Module Handbook and Campus Office for addtional information on exam regulations, credits, lecture hours et cetera.


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Jordan has played an active role in Arab efforts to end the stalemate in talks between the Palestinians and the Israelis. The king himself has advocated for Palestinian national aspirations. On his previous visit to Washington in February, Abdullah sought to persuade the new US administration to reverse itsrhetoric about moving its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and to call for a freeze of settlement construction in the West Bank. In his meeting with Trump, Abdullah will likely reiterate Arab support fora two-state solution. Thus, this time, the royal visit aims to make Trump more sympathetic toward the Arab perspective on the Palestinian issue.
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Mike and Jenny Maugeri were on their way to the hospital for Jenny to give birth to their fourth child. Miles Carson couldn't wait. He made his entrance into the world along Interstate 64 in the family's minivan.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A couple from Virginia Beach delivered their baby on the side of Interstate 64 Thursday morning!
Around 5 a.m., Jenny Maugeri was having contractions and she started preparing to head to the hospital. She woke up her husband, Mike, and they waited around for a babysitter. Mike even made lunch for their three other children.
The Maugeris assumed they had plenty of time before making the 45-minute drive from their home in Virginia Beach's Strawbridge area to DePaul Medical Center.
By the time they started driving, Jenny's contractions were a lot stronger.
Mike pulled over the Toyota Sienna minivan on I-64 near the Northhampton Boulevard, and in a few minutes, their baby was born.
Mike talked with an emergency dispatcher on the phone during the baby boy's birth. He used his shoelace to cut the cord, and he wrapped the baby in the t-shirt off his back.
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If you view the Go Visit Donegal website, it states: “What makes a visit to Donegal special isn’t just its raw beauty…It is something more complicated, something deeper…” Well, who am I to argue?
It would be easy to state the obvious. You know – Donegal, in Northwest Ireland is really stunning, the food is to die for, the views are epic…blah blah blah. All of that is true, but it somehow doesn’t cover the heart and soul of the place. In one weekend, it will leave you feeling revitalised and alive.
In an effort to avoid the easy route, I am going to give you my Top 10 Must Do’s when in Donegal, Ireland. Skip any of these at the detriment to your personal wellbeing and general enlightenment.
If you do nothing else during your time in Donegal, do this. The Solis Hotel is your first port of call to guarantee a slice of absolute luxury. A short stroll through the courtyard to eye up the unique sculpture art will lead you to the garden suites – the epitome of opulence. Decked out with a working fireplace, a walk-in rain shower, heated floors and a bed to evoke sweet dreams, the rooms are the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring or just a day of lounging. Either way, it will be hard to go back home to your ordinary bed, with your ordinary pillow and your not-so-fancy low-pressured shower.
Otherwise known as Slieve League Cliffs, this mountain range on the Atlantic coast of Donegal stands at 601 metres, making it some of the highest sea cliffs on all of Ireland. So the stats are impressive, right? Well the view takes it to a whole new level. You can only drive but so far, then it’s time to double-knot your laces and get walking. If you go on a clear sunny day, the sunlight and shadows will make for picture-perfect memories. As you go further, look out for sheep, blue seas and the metaphorical road to enlightenment. It’s about as close as you can get.
The truth is, it really doesn’t matter what meat you eat. It’s all exceptional. If you’re partial to steak and like it cooked just so (who doesn’t?), a must visit is the Cedars Grill restaurant in Lough Eske Castle. With a menu designed using locally sourced, quality products, the restaurant takes great pride in using only Irish ingredients in all of dishes wherever possible. It’s the grill menu you’ll want to focus on. With Hereford beef that has been dry aged for 28 days and lamb rump from Kettyle Meats just up the road in Fermanagh, the Cedars chefs excel at cooking the finest meat in the most delicious way. From rib-eyes to traditional Irish stews, this is not the time to go veggie.
Nature really is something. A few hours spent strolling around this lake, nestled near the famous Blue Stack Mountains, will remind you who you are and your place on this crazy planet. That might sound over the top, but serenity has a funny way of sneaking up on you. When you hear nothing but silence and you see nothing but rippling clear water, it’s hard not to take a moment and reflect. Take a detour and end up deep in the Ardnamona Wood, overrun with rhododendrons and just try your hardest not to feel ever so slightly spiritual.
In fact, don’t stop at a massage. Enter into total luxury by spending the day lounging in the thermal waters, slowly breathing in aromatherapies by the sauna or drinking herbal tea in the relaxation conservatory. Spa Solís is an escape to a world of well-deserved pampering, situated right in the Lough Eske Castle garden. Whether you’re after volcanic thermal stones or a cyro time freeze facial, you will be met with perfect peacefulness and a time to unwind, even though all your stresses already seem like a world away.
It might sound silly, but there is something to be said for getting in a car and driving without purpose or direction. The Donegal roads are wide and long and offer impressive views of the surrounding mountains and waters. Leave the radio off and the satnav at home and listen instead to your internal monologue, while soaking in lasting sights and memories from every angle of every window.
Well you can’t make it all the way to Ireland and not. Guinness is an important part of the culture all over the island and Donegal is no exception. Stop in at The Rusty Mackerel pub on the way back down from Slieve League and enjoy a pint in the sunshine. You won’t come across many other humans, but surely that’s only part of the appeal. Well that and the coffee-esque bitterness of a deep brown pint.
You don’t have to partake in a Guinness to feel like you’re part of the culture. You can, in fact, sample a surprisingly delicious Irish wine for an altogether different sort of drinking affair. Lusca, which is Gaelic for lusk (meaning vault or cave), began producing wine in 2002 on its very own Irish vineyard. With wine grapes ranging from Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot to Dunkelfelder and Schoenburger, you can sit back and enjoy a few or many sips on artisanal wine uniqueness.
One of Ireland’s best blue flag surfing beaches, Rossnowlagh Beach is located about eight kilometers south of Donegal Town. With soft, golden sand and exceptional views, Rossnowlagh is a must visit if you love to look out and see nothing but water. Whether you’re a pro or an amateur, surfing should be on the agenda, as the awards show. However, the beach is also a perfect place to walk, swim, sail or just let time slowly slip away.
After a day or two of beach activities, you will need to restore lost energy. Go to Smuggler’s Creek Inn for a taste of Irish seafood. If the hake and mussels don’t make you smile, the view of the sea certainly will. Of course, you can’t leave Donegal without eating Donegal Bay Oysters. Take the oyster experience to a whole new level by having them doused with a special tarragon vinegar a la The Gallery Bar at Lough Eske Castle. Follow the herb-laced shellfish with a steaming bowl of Donegal Seafood Chowder served with homemade soda bread – about as Irish as you can get.
It may sound trite or like we’re trying to be a bit too clever, but sometimes to be truly good to yourself, you have to do nothing. Donegal offers you the perfect surroundings for this. Whether sitting in the tranquil gardens of Lough Eske Castle or staring at the sea from a cliff-side bench, the Irish county is about as good a place as any to take a moment or a few to relax, reflect and rejuvenate. If your visit to Donegal will teach you one thing, it’s the importance of doing good by doing nothing – a mantra we can certainly get on board with.
For more information on Donegal and its surroundings, view the Go Visit Donegal website.
For more information on Lough Eske Castle Hotel, visit its website.


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The team at Rye Family Dental Care will listen, advise and guide you in making the best decisions to achieve optimal oral health. Below are some of the common issues we treat and services we offer.
Should you require ongoing or more extensive dental care, our team will consult with you and discuss all the possible treatment options and outcomes.
White Fillings do not contain mercury and are an ideal choice for achieving long term strength in filled teeth. Teeth that are heavily filled with large silver amalgam or mercury fillings are at risk of fracturing because the tooth is spread apart by these traditional filling materials. These teeth can be rebuilt with porcelain inlays, which holds the tooth together as opposed to spreading it apart, preserving the remaining healthy tooth structure allowing teeth to be safely and aesthetically restored achieving a more attractive smile.
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At Rye Family Dental Care our aim is to retain your natural tooth whenever possible. However there are times when removing a tooth, that poses a significant risk to your oral health or adjacent teeth in your mouth, is recommended.
We have highly trained and skilled dentists who specialise in tooth removal, making the procedure as comfortable and gentle as possible. Most tooth removal procedures are done in the practice, under local anesthetic. When medical conditions require, or more complicated extractions are needed, a general anaesthetic can be organised in conjunction with the hospital.
If you need to have a tooth extracted, it is important that it is replaced as soon as possible to prevent your other teeth from moving out of alignment. We offer a wide range of tooth replacement options including dental crowns, bridges and dental implants.
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The removal of wisdom teeth is necessary when your wisdom teeth are prevented from properly erupting within the mouth. They may grow sideways, partially emerge from the gum and even remain trapped (impacted) beneath the gum and bone. Impacted teeth may take many positions in the bone as they attempt to find a pathway that will allow them to erupt successfully.
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Also that's a colorful description of how Dad (William Fletcher Jones) died and I suppose it's accurate in a way -- but the less compelling reality is that he died of a heart attack ay 66 -- he was in poor health -- and fortunately, he probably didn't suffer. But sure, people who die of myocardial infarction don't always die prone with their eyes and mouth closed. No mystery there. I guess it makes for a better story. Pretty mundane detail, though.
Well, I'm the executor of Dad's (William Fletcher Jones') estate. If it was Blackiston's property, then any property on the premises would go to Blackiston's heirs, right? Or to the person who purchased the property? There are 5 heirs of William Fletcher Jones (all children and no wives) and they have no legal claim to it, and no one else connected with William Fletcher Jones could stake any legal claim to it. If the possessor wants to sell any of it, that's another story. I only mention it b/c of all the BS I had to endure from NUMEROUS parties when Dad died when trying to settle his estate in a fair, honest and legal manner. No one is "entitled" to anything anymore related to Dad. It was bequeathed to no one. Just buy it, if you want it and the owner is willing to let you have it.


text: Sam East grew up and still resides in the Tri-Cities area . He graduated from East Tennessee State University , majoring in Political Science. Sam has been a licensed life and health agent for 28 years. He has focused on employee benefits throughout this time with an emphasis on customer service. Sam believes that EbenConcepts has an advantage in the Tennessee market while offering solutions to not only employee benefits , but meeting our clients needs in regards to payroll, human resource management consulting and the ever changing ACA/DOL compliance arena . Sam is a past president of the Tri- Cities chapter of the National Association of Health Underwriters. He is an active member of the Chamber of Commerce in Johnson City and has served on several boards throughout the area, but is most proud of his service with the Dawn of Hope. Sam was also an active member of the Rotary Club of Johnson City for 22 years. He and Kendall have been married for 21 years next March and have two sons , Cade (20 yrs – E.T.S.U. junior) and Carson (17 yrs- Sullivan South High- junior). They reside on the family farm where they have raised and shown quarter horses in cutting and ranch events. The East’s have spent most of their spare time watching both sons play football at S.S.H.S.


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Jeff is a Partner in Crowley Fleck’s Missoula office. His practice focuses on commercial litigation as well as healthcare, employment, and construction litigation. Prior to joining Crowley Fleck, he was a partner with Garlington, Lohn & Robinson, where he handled a broad range of litigation matters.
Jeff grew up in western Montana before attending the United States Naval Academy. He graduated from Annapolis in 1991 with a B.S. in economics. After Annapolis, Jeff served with the Navy as a pilot. He left active duty in 2000 and spent a year flying with United Airlines before returning to Montana to enter law school.
In 2005, he graduated from the University of Montana School of Law. While in law school he interned for the Honorable Sam E. Haddon, United States District Court. Following graduation, he clerked for the Honorable Donald W. Molloy, United States District Court. Through the course of his clerkship with Montana’s chief federal judge, Jeff also worked on appellate cases for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and cases for the United States District Court of Guam.
In 2010 and 2012-2015, Mountain States Super Lawyers recognized Jeff as a Rising Star for his civil litigation work in Montana. He is a member of the Montana Bar, the North Dakota Bar, the United States District Court, District of Montana Bar, and the bar for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
He retired as a commander in the Navy Reserves in 2012. He currently serves as a commissioner for the Missoula County Airport Authority. He is a past board president for Five Valleys Land Trust and Habitat for Humanity of Missoula.
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My grandma is better at Dr. Mario 64 than I am at any game.
Dr. Mario is a plumber-turned-doctor who solves all of his problems with a torrent of colorful pills. He exists in a world where viruses are smirking and primary-colored, and where three consecutive instances of a single color is a surefire recipe for viral destruction.
My grandmother regularly reaches level 25. It’s uncanny how quickly she flips and flits the pills into place as they tumble into the bottle, fast and inexorable.
In the early ‘90s, Grandpa bought an NES. My brother and I went to his house all the time to play Gauntlet II, The Legend of Zelda, and Super Mario. Initially, Grandpa played games to get closer to his grandchildren, but he discovered that he really enjoyed them, and before long he was playing them all the time, even when we weren’t there. And so, initially, my grandmother played games to get closer to her husband.
She spent many hours sitting on the couch, watching him play Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, Final Fantasy, and Golf. She didn’t particularly enjoy any of these games, but she came to love a different genre: puzzle games. She consumed hours at a time playing Tetris, Dr. Mario, and The Adventures of Lolo.
When Grandpa bought a PS2, the N64 was relegated to the shoe room, a dingy entranceway to the house. Even after all of those years, the little stack of tube TVs sits right next to the door, and grandma still perches on the crowded futon, flipping pills and killing viruses.
Maybe games like Dr. Mario, Tetris, etc. are about creating order out of disorder. Maybe people who play them are like Amelie’s mother, who likes to empty the contents of her purse and then return everything to its neat and rightful place.
In Solitaire you start with a shuffled deck, and you sort the cards into meaningful piles. In Bubble Spinner (a perennial favorite of my girlfriend), you begin with a spinning hexagon of orbs and you pair like with like, eliminating swaths of color. Tetris starts with an empty screen, and you fight to organize falling blocks as quickly as you can. Every game of Dr. Mario begins with a brimming bottle of viruses, and you have to clear the squirming chaff and return to simplicity. Simplicity is an empty bottle. Games teach us that no quagmire is so murky that we can’t fight our way out with guns, magic, or a fistful of pills.
Grandpa died a few years ago, and now Grandma lives by herself. One of her daughters lives just across the road, and everyone still comes to visit, but the house is big and she has little to do. I can’t imagine the oppressive loneliness that she must experience, but I rarely see her without a smile.
I asked her what was so special about Dr. Mario 64 that it would keep her playing for nearly a decade. She shrugged.


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The Eastside Restaurant is a staple in Newport, Vermont. Positioned on the banks of Lake Memphremagog, this restaurant has been the destination of many locals, our Canadian neighbors, and area visitors for years.
One of my favorite things about the Eastside Restaurant is the restaurant itself. The décor has a nautical theme, with woodsy tones. A map of the International Lake (Memphremagog crosses the Canadian border) adorns the wall of the pub, as do porthole windows, and anchor accents. But the dining room is softened with strings of twinkle lights, and by the fantastic view of the lake from the wall of windows.
The ever changing mural framed by those windows is one of the best restaurant views in the Kingdom.
Summer time brings the opening of the deck, providing waterside dining. Events and live music are often booked to take advantage of the space during the warmer months – and with its own outdoor bar, it is a perfect location to spend the evening.
Something else I’ve noticed about the Eastside is the calm atmosphere. Even when the restaurant is busy, which it often is, the dining areas seem calm. The layout adds to the easy flow of traffic, and though the staff may be crazy in the back of house, that doesn’t often translate to the front of house experience – that is a wonderful accomplishment in Kingdom dining.
I have been coming to the Eastside for over 15 years. They have gone through a number of changes, but more recently I have been impressed with menus that include inventive dishes. These, combined with seasonal and more ethnic specials, have really made the restaurant more modern while traditional American favorites have remained on the menu, offering appeal to a wide range of ages and demographics. There is really something for all tastes at the Eastside.
On a recent visit my husband and I brought a guest with us for dinner. The weather had already changed and fall was well on its way out, as the icy sleet/snow mix reminded us.
In the cozy glow of the pub we stayed warm, starting our meal with our favorite cocktails – a cosmopolitan and vodka martini.
To start, we ordered the calamari, a shrimp cocktail, and scallops wrapped in bacon from the appetizer menu.
We are fans of calamari, and these didn’t disappoint. They were well cooked and the batter was crunchy and seasoned. The fried banana peppers mixed throughout added a little zing. This dish was served with a spicy mayo. This was my least favorite part of the dish, as it tasted too much of mayonnaise – A little squeezed lemon juice was all I needed.
The shrimp cocktail was tasty as well, but the star of our app trio was the scallops. There was no skimping on the bacon here – each scallop was completely wrapped in its crispy deliciousness. The dish came with 6 scallops, all drizzled with maple syrup, providing a sweet counterpart to the smoky bacon. There is just something about the combination that keeps this dish a classic on menus everywhere.
In keeping with the nautical theme, the Eastside is known for its seafood selection. I choose the seafood ravioli as my entrée. Our guest went with the crab stuffed haddock, and my husband ordered The Landing Ribeye.
The ravioli was served with a sherry cream sauce filled with other seafood. Large chunks of lobster were easily discernible in the sauce, as were scallops and shrimp. Typically, seafood raviolis are mostly artificial crab meat and white fish. Not here. Lobster, crab, and shrimp were all to be found in the filling. The cream sauce was decadent with the sherry adding a sweetness that paired wonderfully with the seafood. The ravioli was a little on the chewy side, a common occurrence in frozen pasta, but the overall dish was fantastic.
Our guest’s haddock was also delicious. Perfectly cooked, each flaky bite was accompanied by a mouthful of crab stuffing. Chunks of crab lent flavor to both the stuffing and the cream sherry lobster sauce that covered the dish. The haddock’s light taste was the perfect canvas for these additions, and its delicate flavor wasn’t lost.
The biggest surprise of the night was in the steak dish my husband ordered. Steak is a tricky beast.
Often, when ordered in a restaurant setting, we have found steak to be under seasoned. But not at the Eastside. Cooked in garlic butter, with salt and pepper liberally added, each bite was bursting with flavor. Cooked to medium temp., with a beautiful char on the outside, we were all impressed with this ribeye. The side of mashed potatoes was a little under seasoned in comparison, but were the perfect thing with which to mop up the steak juice from the plate.
All of the entrees came with the salad bar – this is something I love, as I am a vegetable gal. Starting my meal off with a hearty salad makes me feel less guilty about ordering more fattening entrees. The produce at the Eastside’s salad bar is high quality. Leafy lettuce is used in place of Iceberg – an important distinction for me. And the vegetables all are fresh and vibrant in color. I enjoy the warm bread, and that they include pasta salads, potato salads, and marinated olives as well as the vegetable options. To top it all off, a daily soup is also available on the bar.
The portion sizes are quite large at this Newport restaurant, and on this occasion there simply wasn’t any room for desert. We all left with fully bellies and takeout boxes.
So, I can’t leave out some other special things about this restaurant.
One is that they have a large Sunday Brunch Buffet, one of the few left in the Kingdom, and it’s complete with bar drinks like mimosas and bloody Mary’s.
Other buffets appear throughout the year like their all you can eat seafood buffet (traditionally held in the winter months and for special holidays), and the annual Thanksgiving Buffet.
They also offer event space and catering.
But, a unique addition to this restaurant is its shops – Giftwrecked, Ladies Boutique, and the Bakery. They offer a number of souvenirs’, boutique style clothing, jewelry and beautiful craft items. It is also a great way to spend some time while waiting for your meal, or to burn off a few calories after dinner.
The chocolate counters, filled with fudge and candy, are tantalizing – even after a large meal. We walked away with a box for later enjoyment…but, who can blame us!


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We’ve discussed the reasons for human error in finance departments, and how you can prevent it from a staff and data management perspective.
Relating this expression to the processes owned by the finance team, the house that most often needs to get in order is the Close, Consolidate, Report & File process, or CCRF. The timeliness and accuracy of this process are pivotal for company survival. Still, many companies struggle with this process for many reasons.
The early financial reporting grave that you may find yourself in when your processes are too unwieldy is dug by many different hands, but the funeral is held at your stakeholders’ offices.
We look in detail at the impact that human errors have on your stakeholder confidence and investment opportunities.
The Harvard Business Review shares a pretty ‘Doom and Gloom’ take on this kind of error – with reference to the banking crisis of 2007, and how financial reporting played a key role in the end of Enron.
However, even though that is an example that seems like the ‘Titanic’ of reporting shortfalls (or even manipulations), there are some great insights to take from it.
Investors need to make decisions. Decisions are influenced by the financial performance of your company. Financial performance reporting, in turn, is heavily impacted by the people who manage the reporting process.
Implementing a good FP&A system in your business, and setting it up correctly, can help you to ensure that your investors know the score, and have access to a transparent reporting infrastructure. This inspires investor and stakeholder confidence and allows your business to efficiently deal with any funding, production, or investment shortfalls through accurate and well-planned budgeting.
In addition, the solution will give you a steady, accurate, and timeous reporting structure, that gives your investors and stakeholders an accurate and realistic picture of your business.

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Rainbow Loom Obsession – Best Videos.
The Husband brought a rainbow loom set for my 4 yeard old baby girl a few weeks back. At that time my understanding of this tiny little rubbers where that it was a hit among elementary and middle school kids. I never, never could imagine the under ground world that existed just under my nose… That is why that kit stayed on top of the bookshelf (what better place to storage it?) for another week. It was then, on a boring sunday afternoon, that in order to entertain my 6 year old son, I decided to give “this thing” a try. I heard people looking at You Tube for instructions.,.and there we were, looking at videos and trying a few things. Hours have passed, kids have taken a bath, eaten, gone to bed all with the help of their father…when finally The Husband says : “honey, i think you have a problem. You are obsessed.” I raised my head, felt a pain in my neck and glanced at the clock ready to shout “what are you talking about?” When I saw the time…. midnight, yes, “Huston, I do have a problem”.
This is why I am writing this post. For you, my rainbow loom obsessed friend. I made a compilation of my favorite you tube videos so you can aim straight to the target. No more time, experimenting with instructions that are too crazy to follow. With these videos, you can create a few type of bracelets that look difficult at first, but are really easy to make. Think of xmas gifts and all the colors you can mix and match. You can make one for your children’s teacher too!
Mariella, muito legal! A colorida tá lindona.


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HOUSTON — The NBA's most veteran team has found a way to get older.
Andre Miller, the 39-year-old point guard waived by the Minnesota Timberwolves earlier this week, has reached an agreement to join the Spurs.
Miller's agent, Andy Miller (no relation), confirmed his client's intention in a text message to the Express-News.
Miller is expected to join the Spurs' bench unit for the playoff push, backing up Tony Parker.
Nicknamed "The Professor" for his heady approach to the game over 16-plus seasons, Miller is the oldest player in the NBA — 37 days older than Tim Duncan, who is No. 2 on the list.
RELATED: What does signing Miller and flirting with Martin mean for the Spurs?
Miller had appeared in 26 games this season for the Timberwolves, who are rebuilding behind younger players.
The Spurs will be the 10th team for the well-traveled Miller, who was drafted eighth overall by Cleveland in 1999.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich declined to comment on the addition before Saturday's game in Houston, because the transaction had not been finalized.
The Spurs' roster stands at 15, the league maximum. Before they can complete Miller's deal, they must waive a player.
To clear room to add Miller, the Spurs will waive McCallum pending a physical, according to league sources.

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Poet, and scholar Julie R. Enszer describes BLF Press and its publisher S. Andrea Allen as part of a "black feminist (and lesbian) literary renaissance."
Our first title, Lez Talk: A Collection of Black Lesbian Short Fiction, was named a 2017 Goldie finalist! We are honored and humbled that our work is being recognized by the Golden Crown Literary Society. Listen below to Lez Talk contributor Krystal A. Smith read an excerpt from her story "Two Moons."

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GameReviewPad gives their thoughts on the Introducing PlayStation Classic trailer.
Nothing is more shocking than when you are about to go to bed, you check online one last time and read about a surprise announcement. While people were wondering when Nintendo would announce the N64 Classic, Sony released a trailer to put their hat in the retro gaming market with their PlayStation Classic.
As like the Nintendo mini versions of their consoles, it’ll be a shrunken version of the original PlayStation (not the PSOne), including two controllers (non-analog) with hopefully a longer cord, and will come with twenty preinstalled titles. Considering that only five have been revealed, tells me that Sony is still in talks with third-party companies, as well as debating which games from their library should be included. Personally, I find the timing perfect, as I am in the process of creating a PlayStation library since I chose the Nintendo 64 as the Christmas gift, while my cousin wanted the PlayStation.
I’m seeing concerns about the price and the system coming with non-analog controllers, as people forgot the analog controls came later, as well as the games that supported the new control scheme. I am amazed during the trailer no one notices the flap on the back of the console. I remember that cover being the link cable to hook up two PlayStations for system link. Not sure if it’ll let you do that, but that was something I notice.
I am looking forward to experiencing the console that I, somewhat, missed out on. Unlike the Nintendo classic, I managed to pre-order this system with ease.
I was surprised to see the PlayStation Classic be announced, but not shocked that it exists at all, due to Nintendo’s entry into the mini console market. It was only a matter of time until Sony entered the fray. The most appealing thing about this console to me is that it comes with 2 controllers, as opposed to the Nintendo mini consoles.
As a Playstation owner, I feel less compelled to get this, but I am impressed by the game lineup so far. I haven’t played a large amount of Playstation games, so my eyes are definitely peeled to see what games they choose, but in the grand scheme I don’t see this as something I would get now. I predict Crash Bandicoot, Twisted Metal 2, Resident Evil: Director’s Cut, and a Gran Turismo game as possible additions. I am more curious to see how the stock supply will be, and will be surprised if they produce in limited quantities like Nintendo has done with their mini consoles. I believe Sony will handle this much better. That’s all I have to say about this.


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I love to buy plants. What gardener doesn’t? It’s what gardening is all about: that magpie-like delight in tracking down a coveted treasure, the thrill of spotting the perfect plant for the gap you wanted to fill in a border.
Only trouble is, with every plant I buy the stack of plastic pots in my garage gets even taller. And since I plant not only my own garden, but bits and pieces of four other gardens I look after, it is already well above my head and definitely at the teetering stage.
Our addiction to plastic – or rather the horticultural industry’s dependence on it – means that whenever you buy a plant, it comes with a side order of plastic pot. It’s all very well pledging to buy no new plastic for the garden; but what about the plastic you don’t buy?
So for the last couple of seasons, this is one of the main areas where I’ve been concentrating my efforts to reduce the plastic in my garden. And I’ve come up with my own rules for buying plants without the plastic.
It does involve a certain amount of self-denial. We have become used to being able to pop into the garden centre and pick up plants whenever we feel like it, 365 days of the year, and plastic is what makes this on-demand availability possible.
Just as with supermarkets, round-the-clock availability divorces us from the natural turning of the seasons. We have lost our feel for the right season to plant and sow. And for gardeners, that’s never a good thing.
Plants you put in the ground in, say, summer need massive amounts of watering to keep them alive, let alone growing (in last year’s summer, they’d be goners). Plant in autumn, and through winter into spring, and the ground is consistently damp and occasionally fairly warm; plants are largely dormant, so they can concentrate on root systems before they need to find the extra energy for top growth.
Autumn, winter and spring are also the best times of year to strike cuttings, sow seeds and divide your existing perennials to make new plants. All requiring no plastic at all.
So I have been confining my plant acquisitions to the six months between September and March. It has taken every ounce of my willpower – I’d never noticed before quite how many plant fairs and flower shows take place during summer, the very worst time to plant, and every last desirable plant on offer sitting in its plastic pot. But I have been Very Good and will walk past the lot of them (well, I might stop for a moment and gaze a little wistfully).
Because from here on in I will buy plants only if they are plastic free. And – with the occasional exception, such as stumbling across Hairy Pot plants in the few nurseries and garden centres which stock them – that means no impulse buys from garden centres or nurseries or plant fairs or flower shows.
I console myself with the fact that my plants will be happier and will establish better. And I’m going to have a whole lot of fun with raising plants myself, the old-fashioned way, with all the deep, long-lasting satisfaction that comes with that achievement. And that’s something you can’t buy in any garden centre.
Buy bare root: By far the best way to do it, with the easiest access to the widest range of varieties (and it’s increasing all the time). Available November to March, you can buy plants bare root from many mail order nurseries and from the wholesale nursery Howard Nurseries (based in Norfolk). Hedging, roses, fruit canes, strawberries and (for some reason that escapes me) wallflowers are all routinely sold bare root at garden centres throughout winter, too.
Buy mail order from plastic-aware nurseries: Nurseries like Bluebell Cottage Nurseries in Cheshire take plants out of their pots before sending them to you. They wrap in wax paper or newspaper, pack them carefully and they arrive without a pot for you to deal with (the original is usually re-used back at the nursery).
Divide existing perennials: Increasing your stock without accumulating extra plastic just takes a little patience. Dividing gives you the quickest results: chop clumps of perennials into two, three or four pieces in autumn or spring and replant each chunk for a new plant.
Raise from cuttings: If you have a sympathetic friend or relative with a particularly desirable plant in their garden, ask if you can take a cutting to pot up at home. You have several chances for taking cuttings throughout the year: in spring or autumn take softwood or shoot cuttings; in summer you can peel away a heeled or semi-ripe cutting; and in winter you can propagate shrubs, including roses, from hardwood cuttings, probably the easiest of the lot.
Raise from seed: The joy of persuading a seed to germinate is a very special thing. Most of us sow a few annuals and vegetables – but you can sow perennials, shrubs and trees from seed too, and it’s great fun to try. Plunder seed swaps and membership schemes like those run by the RHS and the Hardy Plant Society for sometimes quite unusual varieties to add to your collection (you get loads of plants for your money, too, so it’s a lot cheaper to stock your garden this way). Raising plants from seed gives you a connection with them you don’t have any other way, too: I currently have a huge cordyline, some 12-15ft tall and mature enough to flower and fruit, which I raised from seed myself: it would be a fairly ordinary plant bought with its pot on in a garden centre, but because I have raised it from a baby it is my pride and joy.
I will be going into each of these options in more detail in the coming months: watch this space!
You may have heard that the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) recently brought in ‘taupe’ pots – actually a kind of bilious shade of grey – as an alternative to the ubiquitous black variety which can’t be recycled as sorting machines don’t ‘see’ the colour black.
Taupe pots use a polypropylene completely free of the ‘carbon black’ pigment, so sorting machines should be able to see them and recycle them along with other rigid plastics.
The work goes on to encourage garden centres and nurseries to take up the taupe pots: it’s always been a given that this is going to arrive on shelves gradually, as the current stock of black pots has to be used up first. Fast-growing plugs, like bedding, annuals and vegetable plugs should appear in taupe first, followed by perennials, followed by shrubs and trees which are in containers for longest.
So far Hillier have led the way by having its first commercial crop ready grown in taupe, Other growers are following; Waitrose already has plants in taupe pots on the shelves, and Wyevale Nurseries, Farplants and Bransford Webbs are among other names taking up the new pots. They will be more expensive (of course) but the (smallish) cost rises aren’t expected to appear on plant price tags till 2020.
For the taupe pot initiative to succeed, they have to be not only recyclable, but actually recycled. And there’s the rub.
The British Plastics Federation says 79% of local councils recycle rigid plastic (often referred to as ‘pots, tubs and trays’) at the kerbside.
But trade magazine Horticulture Week took it upon itself to ring 70 local authorities and actually ask them whether they will accept plastic plant pots in kerbside collections.
61 of them – that’s 87% – said they would not accept plastic plant pots at all, whatever colour they were.
The advice is to drive your plastic plant pots to your nearest municipal tip for recycling there (as long as they accept rigid plastic themselves, and as long as the pots are not black, of course). For me, that’s a 1hr 20 minute round trip to Exeter. Which rather cancels out the environmental benefits of recycling the pots in the first place.
The HTA is now lobbying the government to put pressure on councils to accept plant pots alongside rigid plastic food packaging and take them for recycling.
But I can’t help thinking that this underlines the increasingly undeniable fact that recycling is not the answer. It is, at best, the least we can do: but it’s a half-hearted, lily-livered sort of an attempt to turn back the plastic tsunami which floods into our gardens each year.
Even recycled plastic still ends up in landfill or floating about in our oceans anyway: you can only recycle plastic 7-9 times before the fibres become too short and they are useless for recycling further. And that doesn’t even start to address the 70% or so of rigid plastic which is not recycled at all, by anyone, whether there are the facilities to do so or not. And that’s a lot of plastic: there are 500 million new plant pots manufactured every single year.
The only real solution is – as so often – the less easy one that requires real, genuine change. We need to find other ways of doing things which don’t use plastic at all – not even if it’s recycled. Wood, metal, paper, cardboard: materials which biodegrade at the end of their lives, properly, without harming wildlife or polluting our environment. That is the only real way out of this mess: anything else is just a sticking plaster covering more of the same old rubbish.


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Good Lord Kate! I'm speechless. This is STUNNING. Tomorrow Ill have a looksie at the other enries, thanks for the link!
Whoa, woman you are clever.
Did you have to start from scratch with the text or is there a Harry Potter font you nabbed somewhere online?


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Running Eagle Falls by Marty Koch - 8" x 10"
Running Eagle Falls poster by Marty Koch. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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Running Eagle Falls in all it's glory. This is a falls with a double life. During the spring runoff the falls looks like this. Later in the season there is no water going over the top but rather it issues from a cave near the bottom.


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With 20+ years of coaching lacrosse, Dana brings her love of the sport and desire to inspire young female athletes to be competitive on the field and off the field. Dana attended Greensboro College in North Carolina to play soccer and was recruited to play lacrosse when she arrived. After a small taste of the game she knew she had found a life-long love. Since college, she has been on the field in some capacity as a player, coach, and mother. Having a coaching career that starts from TC Williams in Virginia and through both Marshwood High School and Saint Thomas Aquinas, her current work is focused on Dover High School and Cocheco youth program development.
Dana’s sphere of coaching work in empowering strong female athletes also includes both soccer and basketball at the high school level and in the classroom as a current teacher teacher at Portsmouth High School. Her experience as a lacrosse coach and her knowledge of developing athletes from youth to high school and beyond has brought her to Houlagans. She will be developing and building the female lacrosse program for the greater Seacoast area. Her commitment to developing strong young women who can compete in any field is her motivation; lacrosse is her field of choice.


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Barnsley's collections are an inspiring variety of historical material and works of art. At Experience Barnsley Museum and Discovery Centre, original archives, photographs, sound, film, archaeology and social and industrial history collections tell the story of Barnsley from prehistoric times to the present day. At the Cooper Gallery and Cannon Hall Museum the wealth of art treasures includes paintings, drawings, ceramics, glass, metalwork and furniture.
This catalogue is updated every week with new collections as we work to make all the Service collections available online. At present, this is limited to sections of the archive collection and a selection of fine art from the Cooper Gallery. If you cannot find what you are looking for, you can contact us by email at archives@barnsley.gov.uk.
Take a look at the collections already available on our online catalogue. Click on the ‘Catalogue search’ link on the left hand side of the page to begin searching.