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28 Weeks Tomorrow
Posted 29 June 2011 - 06:48 PM
I will be 28 weeks tomorrow, and I have another ultrasound. Can't wait, because at 20 weeks, they told me my placenta was positioned low (which could mean a C-section if it hasn't corrected itself), so I'm hoping I'll know more after my appointment tomorrow! I have been scrapping still, but I haven't been around on the boards a lot. Just wanted to share!
Posted 29 June 2011 - 06:56 PM
Sending good thoughts for you. I'll be thinking about you and praying for a good outcome!
Posted 30 June 2011 - 05:23 PM
Thank you everyone! The placenta has corrected itself, and they say everything looks good!
Posted 07 September 2011 - 05:16 AM
Claire, Have an update for us? I hope you are doing well now that you are close to the finishline. Your due date is the date that my last LO was born...
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Posted 08 September 2011 - 07:40 PM
Laura, I'm still going (and growing). I'm 38 weeks today, and only a little bit of progress so far. But that's ok, because I'd like for her to go at least until her due date
Posted 08 September 2011 - 08:48 PM
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Posted 09 September 2011 - 11:45 AM
Hang in there. Those last few weeks can seem incredibly long. May both you and your little one enjoy the closeness of this time. I often miss the feeling of our girls squirming inside me. Hard to believe those are the same little ones who this morning were making up a commercial for Colgate toothpaste in the bathroom instead of brushing their teeth! LOL!
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For 27 years, Juan Perez played the baby grand Baldwin on the main floor at the Tacoma Mall Nordstrom store in Tacoma, Wash., and he got a hug after he closed the lid for the last time Sunday. Once Nordstrom customers in many stores shopped to the music played by a live pianist; today only 30 of the stores nationwide provide such upscale ambiance. "It's a store-by-store decision. It's just part of the evolving experience in the stores," said Nordstrom spokeswoman Tara Darrow.
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Did he ever post again after this season? Dude was so negative about the team, I wonder if winning changed his attitude at all.
Did he ever post again after this season? Dude was so negative about the team, I wonder if winning changed his attitude at all.
The guy was/is certainly knowledgeable, and his relentless negativity was not unjustified. I expect that the Os having a really good year deprived him of his reason to live, and he gave up the ghost.
I'm surprised he has not resurfaced this off-season, as the Angelos regime seems to be back to their old ways.
I believe Ghost Oriole is Dead Orioles from the ESPN boards back in 2000-2003. Back then it seemed only a few people believed DO that the Orioles were a inept franchise. Funny what 15 straight losing seasons can do to one's opinion.
He was selectively knowledgeable and when questioned on his "findings" he either got into an argument (sometimes resulting in being banned) or just fled altogether. I really don't get this fascination for trolls though - because that is what he was. His main purpose was to stir the pot and many had fallen into it.
Speaking of trolls, where's Travis Moon?
He was never an O's fan. He just pretended to be.
His only motive was to denigrate and demean anything and everything associated with the O's organization. When it became known that Mike Flanagan had died, there was a long thread on here about it, and the pos GO made several demeaning and insulting posts about Mike in his usual underhanded way. That said it all about the guy. A total pos.
I suspect he, like most of the subbornly negative posters, had very little reason to stick around while the team was making their way to Oct. the same holds true for the #1 superfan types. I guess there's no fun in trolling your Polly Positive schtick when the team is winning.
the really bad news for them is, it doesn't look like they'll be able to pop up on a Royals board either, since they seem to be loaded up for a playoff run. my guess is you can find them on a Pirates board. the Bucks will likely do their annual swandive in July/August.
what's a troll to do
He was hired by the FO
It appears that Travis is doing quite well for himself down in old San Antonio.
He is still deejaying and has the "afternoon drive" slot.
Ghost Oriole was actually Andy MacPhail... the sleeves of the sweater, if you will.
He was vaporized by a whirlwind of joy last season
I hear if the Orioles are in contention for last place at the all star break GO may activate himself.
I'm thinking he just can't face the music ! All that bashing of everything Oriole is to much for him to over come.
I'm hoping he didn't do something stupid
Also, where's the unapologetic homer from Hampden?
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Two teams on the outside of the Western Conference playoff race mix it up Friday when the Los Angeles Lakers host the struggling Portland Trail Blazers. The Lakers are 3 1/2 games behind eighth-place Houston for the final playoff spot in the West and the Trail Blazers are four games back. Portland has lost six straight games, including a horrific home loss to the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday. The Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics on Wednesday.Los Angeles was highly emotional during the 113-99 win over the Celtics, which was the team's first game since owner Jerry Buss died of cancer at age 80. Point guard Steve Nash (10,144) also surpassed legendary Magic Johnson (10,141) for fourth place on the NBA's all-time assists ledger. "I grew up watching him and idolizing him and trying to emulate him," Nash said afterward. " To do it here in L.A. with this franchise is definitely special." Portland is giving up an average of 108.5 points during its six-game skid. The Trail Blazers are just 8-20 on the road.TV: 10:30 p.m. ET, Comcast SportsNet Northwest (Portland), Time Warner Cable SportsNet (Los Angeles)ABOUT THE TRAIL BLAZERS (25-29): Point guard Damian Lillard is the favorite for Rookie of the Year honors and is averaging more than 38 minutes per game. The Trail Blazers are concerned about keeping him fresh down the stretch and added backcourt depth at Thursday's trading deadline by acquiring reserve point guard Eric Maynor from the Oklahoma City Thunder. Maynor was averaging just 10.6 minutes per game with Oklahoma City but is a good fit for a Portland club getting very little production from the bench. "Eric is a player we have valued and pursued for some time," general manager Neil Olshey said. "His skill level and character will be excellent additions to our culture on and off the floor." Guard Wesley Matthews (ankle, elbow) could miss his second consecutive contest.ABOUT THE LAKERS (26-29): Center Dwight Howard had 24 points and 12 rebounds during a superb effort against Boston. Howard hit 7 of 10 shots and impressed Nash with his team-oriented approach. "He really tried to work and do the little things for his teammates," Nash said. "He can make such a big impact on the game regardless of the stat sheet if he plays with a belief, hunger and energy." Forward Earl Clark also was terrific with a career-best 16 rebounds to go with 14 points. Guard Kobe Bryant missed all four of his 3-point attempts and is just 1-of-34 from behind the arc over his past 15 games.BUZZER BEATERS 1. Los Angeles has won 10 of its past 11 home games against Portland, including the last five.2. Howard is averaging 27 points and 14 rebounds in two games against the Trail Blazers this season.3. C J.J. Hickson had 25 points and 16 rebounds in the loss to the Suns for his 28th double-double of the campaign.PREDICTION: Lakers 103, Trail Blazers 98.


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San Antonio X-Factor
2012 Recap: Like Team Infamous, San Antonio X-Factor was on a mission to rebrand themselves and get back to the basics of competitive paintball last season. Also, like Infamous, the move seemed to work as X-Factor upped their game from 2011 and was able to muster one of the best seasons in recent memory. Their season highlight came from taking third place at the World Cup, only losing a heart breaker to Houston Heat (3-2) and Tampa Bay Damage in the semi-finals (6-2). The team once again proved that they belong in the pro division and that they are more than capable of being a top tier program.
Key Players:
Archie Montemayor; #0, Front, 37 PBA rank
Colt Roberts; #45, Front, 20 PBA rank
Grayson Goff; #44, Mid, 13 PBA rank
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Team cohesiveness
Strong mid push
Team Weaknesses:
Not the best gun fighters
Needs to develop depth
Allows momentum to decide games
2013 Outlook: San Antonio X-Factor has garnered quite a bit of attention this offseason as they continue to refine their roster and build depth; all with the cameras of Eclipse TV turned on. Currently the team only has 7 players on their APPA roster, which speaks volumes to the stability of the teams core, but until we are able to see who they round their squad off with, it will be hard to make an accurate judgment. Of main concern for X-Factor is finding a quality backup to snake player Billy Bernacchia, who is going to be missing the first event due to work related issues. If X-Factor can find a player that fits into their scheme, or even molds an untested talent into a solid fill-in, they could easily break into the top five on a more consistent basis. And, that should be easier now that they have added Zach Wake and player development coordinator, Coach Paul Richards formerly of Tampa Bay Damage. 2012 was a turning point for them and we expect them to ride the wave of positive momentum from their 3rd place World Cup finish into 2013.
Why Root for Them?: While some paintball teams are "rebranding" themselves as blue collar, San Antonio X-Factor is the archetype they are all working off of. The team is the epitome of hard working, back to basics paintball and, as an organization, is laying the ground works for the X-Factor brand to be around for a very long time. They possess a controlled aggression and have a legitimate shot at having a stunning year.


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Published: Wednesday, January 16, 2013 1:02 PM CST
Varsity Scoreboard
Tuesday Results
Boys Basketball
Allen beats McKinney, 73-59
Plano East beats McKinney Boyd, 36-28
McKinney North beats Sherman, 93-73
Girls Basketball
McKinney beats Allen, 59-53
Plano East beats McKinney Boyd, 52-47
McKinney North beats Sherman, 72-61
Frisco Dr. Pink soccer wrap-up
The high school soccer season got into full swing this weekend with the McKinney and McKinney North boys and girls teams playing in the Frisco Dr. Pink Invitational Tournament that began last Thursday. The McKinney North girls (1-1-2) defeated Plano East 2-0 in their first game of the tourney. North would go on to tie 1-1 against Canyon Randall before beating El Paso Del Valle 4-0. North would then tie 1-1 against Midlothian in their last game in the tournament.
The McKinney North boys (0-4), meanwhile, lost their opener to Midlothian, 2-0. The Bulldogs would lose their next three in the tournament, falling 3-2 to Wichita Falls Rider, 3-1 to El Dorado, and 2-0 to Amarillo Palo Duro. North returns to action 7:15 p.m. Friday at home against cross-town rival McKinney.
The McKinney Lions soccer team began its season with a 2-1-1 record. The Lions began the tournament with a 1-0 win over the home team Frisco Heritage, followed by a 1-0 loss to Houston St. Thomas and a 2-1 victory against Wichita Falls. McKinney finished the weekend with a 0-0 tie against El Dorado High in the consolation round.
Meanwhile, the Lionettes (3-0-1) defeated El Dorado 4-0 in their opening game of the Frisco tourney. McKinney followed this up with two more impressive 4-0 wins against Tascosa and Frisco Heritage and a 2-1 win over Frisco in their tournament finale.
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As for McKinney Boyd, the boys team beat Arlington Martin 3-1 in their first game of the Richland Winter Blast tournament, before losing to Grapevine 1-0 then beating Haltom 3-0. The Broncos finished the tournament with a 0-0 tie to Southlake Carroll.
The Lady Broncos began with the Nolan Elite Prep tourney a 4-1 win against Lovejoy before beating Ursuline and St. Stehens, 3-1 and 3-0, respectively. Body would split its next two, losing 1-0 to Flower Mound before beating Keller 1-0.
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Winter Games of Texas are here
For the eighth year in a row, The Winter Games of Texas (the state's largest multi-sport amateur competition) is coming to Collin County. The event is set for Jan. 18-20.
Close to 4,000 athletes and 15,000 spectators, coaches, referees and volunteers are expected to participate in this year's event, which features 13 different sports (basketball, Miracle League Bowling, fencing, figure skating, flag football, gymnastics, ice hockey, martial arts, soccer, swimming, volleyball, table tennis and the 2013 Texas State Weightlifting Championship, which is the latest addition to the annual slate of activities).
While most of the events are taking place in Frisco, the gymnastics portion of the competition will be Jan. 19-20 at ASI Gymnastics-Plano West (4051 Rosemeade Pkwy).
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High school coaches have a chance to learn from their own. On Jan. 23-25, Embassy Suites Outdoor World at DFW Airport will be the site of a DFW Coaches Clinic, featuring a litany of high school coaches as speakers. Sixteen 50-minute lectures will be given by the coaches on hand, with attendees slated to enjoy a Friday night "Chalk Talk" and dinner with one of the state's top offensive or defensive minds.
There will also be a Texas Hold-Em tournament on Friday, an FCA lecture on Saturday, plus a $1,000 cash prize up for grabs after the last lecture on Sunday. The clinic's registration fee is $70 if mailed in by Jan. 18 and $80 afterwards. To pre-register, visit the clinic website at
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Glazius wrote:I wouldn't say she was trying to pass herself off as gentry necessarily. She just wants to be famous, and do the things that famous people do.
She tried to set herself up with Prince Blueblood. She doesn't just want to be famous, she wants to be at the pinnacle of high society and that is most likely the gentry that live in Canterlot. Fashion allows her to mimic them, but if she only noticed the stallion/gelding for his status then Rarity wants to officially be one of the high born.
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Next week, the Laurinburg Junior Service League will put Christmas back into church for its 32nd annual holiday tour.
For three decades, the tour has showcased homes throughout Scotland County cleaned to perfection and decorated to the hilt for Christmas. Rather than houses, this year's tour, to be held Tuesday from 6-9 p.m., will feature 10 Laurinburg churches.
"We've done houses and a church in the past, but this is the first time with straight churches," said tour chairman Brooke Stone. "We were going to do a few, and then some churches started to ask us to be on the tour."
Tourists can visit any or all of the following churches during the tour: Caledonia United Methodist Church, East Laurinburg Church of God, Faith Presbyterian Church, First Baptist Church, First United Methodist Church, Laurinburg Presbyterian Church, Multitudes Church, Stewartsville Baptist Church, St. Luke United Methodist Church, and St. Mary Catholic Church.
Although all of the churches are located in Laurinburg, to save participants travel time between attractions, each church's Christmas decorations will reflect its own unique spirit and traditions.
Caledonia United Methodist Church members finished decorating the church sanctuary this week, with live wreaths and other decorations to go up in the fellowship hall prior to the tour. The centerpiece of Caledonia's decorations will be its Chrismon tree, decorated by the church's youngest members.
"We get the tree ready, and then the kids come and put the Chrismons on the tree," said Ann Jones of Caledonia. "Those are special ornaments."
Otherwise like an ordinary Christmas tree, each ornament on Caledonia's Chrismon tree is symbolic of the life of Jesus Christ.
"They each have a different meaning - the star, the camel, the doves," said Terry McCallum. "We'll finish up on Saturday and it'll be beautiful on Sunday."
Caledonia's other decorations will include Advent wreaths and a manger scene.
"It's beautiful, and it's a lot of work, but it really is special to us," Jones said.
Music will enhance the festive atmosphere at each church, with church choirs, pianists, and soloists performing throughout the tour. At some of the churches, refreshments will also be provided.
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"The churches are very excited - it seems that people are very interested and excited about it this year," Stone said. "It's going to be a fun night of decorations and entertainment in a different environment than just the homes. I've had people tell me that they thoroughly enjoy going out with their friends and going from place to place."
The junior service league Holiday Kitchen can be found during the tour at First United Methodist Church. Baked goods from individual cookies and candies to pies, cakes, and meat and vegetable casseroles will be on sale along with soups, hot chocolate, apple butter, and other food items.
Proceeds from the tour and the Holiday Kitchen will be forwarded to several local nonprofit organizations, including Church Community Services, the Rape Crisis and Domestic Violence Center, the Scotland County Literacy Council, as well as supporting scholarships and Eagle Scout projects for community youth.


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Distribution: Trifolium repens L.
Related Taxa: Trifolium repens L.
Classification: Trifolium repens L.
U.S. Weed Information: Trifolium repens L.
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Everitt, J.H., D.L. Drawe, and R.I. Lonard. 1999. Field guide to the broad leaved herbaceous plants of South Texas used by livestock and wildlife. Texas Tech University Press, Lubbock.
Gee, K.L., M.D. Porter, S. Demarais, F.C. Bryant, and G.V. Vreede. 1994. White-tailed deer: Their foods and management in the Cross Timbers. Ardmore.
Yarrow, G.K., and D.T. Yarrow. 1999. Managing wildlife. Sweet Water Press, Birmingham.
More Accounts and Images: Trifolium repens L.
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View taxonomic account from Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) for ITIS Taxonomic Serial Number 26206.
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View species account from Native American Ethnobotany (University of Michigan - Dearborn).
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Patrick returns from Iceland in one piece, and he's got snacks!
A surprise package from the Philippines pops up!
Everything about this video would be improved tenfold were it sped up and set to "Yakkity Sax".
I can't think of a worse future scenario than one in which Cronenberg-looking memory junkies try to suck my brains out through a psychic straw.
This is the first time in years hearing "Eye of the Tiger" hasn't made me want to punch everything in sight.
The truth is out there. Or in here. The mug isn't clear on this question.
Zeno Clash returns to pump Brad and Patrick full of premium grade nightmare juice.
Minority Media, the developer of the emotionally powerful Papo & Yo, isn't shying away from sensitive subjects with its next game.
I wish that sentence about Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Ghosts, the next installment in the crazy popular shooter series, was actually true.
LOVE AND KISS. MONDO GIRLS. GIGOLO GLASS. Oh Suda, you magnificent weirdo.
Jeff breaks out his Vita and we get down to the business of sacrificing all those handheld souls!
It's easier to answer these questions after getting a haircut. Less weight on the head making you want to lie down.
He's come to whup Batman's ass. For like a really long time, too.
It's not exactly representative of what it's like to actually play the game, but it definitely evokes the spirit of players' insane adventures.
Jeff heads back to the island, but this time it's CYBER MADNESS...and Blood Dragons, they are there too.
A hillbilly drug dealer of some note, Trevor's also got a few... issues to sort out.
Wearied by the hustle and bustle of gangsta life, Franklin is looking for a new direction.
Michael's got family, wealth, and just about everything you could want in life. Except, of course, actual happiness.
But hey, no pressure.
This week it's all HEADSHOTS!!!
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For years, all I knew of Aunt Ruth was what I as a young child had taken from snippets of adult conversation I overheard. In my mind's eye, I pictured a stern, no-nonsense woman in sensible shoes - one with a good head for business, but not much heart for people.
This photo, taken not long before her death in 1959, seemed to support that vision.
However, that's not what the evidence - sketchy as it may be - shows.
After her husband's death in 1948, Ruth's role in the Brandon Company changed, but she remained a vital part of the business until her death.
The 1949 Polk's Directory for Little Rock.North Little Rock shows the principals of the business as as Walter N Brandon (this was Walter Jr., Ruth's step-son) President, Mary P Brandon, Vice President (Walter Jr.'s wife) and Ruth B Brandon, Sec/Treasurer.
Two letters found among my grandmother's personal effects after her death in 1998 painted vastly different pictures of Ruth Balding.
The first was a letter from one of Ruth's sisters to another in 1957, relating the first sister's disgust with Ruth's behavior on a recent visit to her sister's home. In it, the sister said (among other things), "You've let her get by with everything just because of that disease she has and she's making herself obnoxious to everybody." She closed the letter with, "If you repeat any of this, I'll deny it."
The disease Ruth had was called lymphatic leukemia in the 1950s. Today, it is called lymphocytic leukemia, and given the amount of time between the 1957 letter and her death on 30 Dec 1959, I think it's possible she had chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
Ruth executed a will on 12 March 1956, almost 18 months before the letter referenced above. Whether she decided to make a will because she found out she had incurable cancer (as it was considered then), or simply because she felt it was time, I don't know. Today, median survival of patients with this form of leukemia is 8–10 years, compared with 5–6 years in series reported in the 1970s.
In her will, Ruth directed that the stock she owned in the Brandon Company be sold, with her step-son, Walter N Brandon, Jr., having the first option to buy it. She also directed that her home, automobile and personal effects be sold, and with the proceeds from the sale of the stock, all net proceeds were to be divided - with one third going to her mother, and the remaining two-thirds divided equally among her siblings.
At her death, Ruth would continue to provide for the welfare of her family.
The second letter was from Ruth to the sister who authored the 1957 letter, and was written five months before her death, in July 1959.
I had the distinct impression as I read the letter that somehow Ruth found out that at least two of her sisters were talking about her behind her back, and one of them had a major axe to grind.
In the letter, Ruth related a story to her sister about one of their brothers who, in 1948 (the year Walter Brandon died and Ruth became a fairly wealthy widow), had borrowed several thousand dollars from Ruth - interest free - to start his own business. As of the date of Ruth's letter, her brother had yet to repay a penny to her, although his business was thriving, and he had purchased two new cars and a boat. He also borrowed money from their mother for his business, and Ruth had insisted that her brother pay their mother interest on that loan, due to Hattie Balding being on a fixed income.
I wondered why this letter was in my grandmother's personal effects at the time of her death. It was not addressed to her. It had been forwarded by the sister who received it to one of their brothers almost one month after Ruth's funeral in 1960.
My aunt was able to provide the explanation for that. Apparently my grandmother had advocated unsuccessfully for her brother (the subject of Ruth's letter to her sister in 1959), the executor of Ruth's estate, to forego taking the 6% of Ruth's estate as her executor, since he still owed the estate the entire debt described in the 1959 letter. Their mother's share of the estate would be reduced by his administrator's fee.
According to my aunt, my grandmother was the lone voice crying in the wilderness. Her brother was unmoved, and the rest of her siblings refused to back her up.
The family photo from which I cropped the picture of Ruth above now seemed to make more sense.
I had often looked at that photo and felt that Ruth was quite separated from her family. In fact, she seemed to me to be poised for flight in her very sensible shoes.
Not long before her death, Ruth fired her housekeeper.
But she couldn't get rid of her. The woman wouldn't leave Ruth's home. Not only that, but the former housekeeper threatened Ruth.
Ruth called one of her nephews to see if he would come over and make the woman leave. He did, by telling her she had two choices - to leave under her own steam or with police escort.
Afterward, Ruth was still fearful of the threat. She retrieved a revolver owned by her late husband, and asked her nephew to load it for her.
On 18 December 1959, Ruth went to see her personal physician. What they discussed is unknown, but I think it is reasonable to believe her illness would have been part of that discussion. That was the last time her doctor saw her alive. From my sister's recollection of conversations with our grandmother (Ruth's younger sister), Ruth was in extreme pain due to her illness for quite some time before her death.
Shortly before 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 30 December 1959, Ruth Balding Brandon climbed the stairs to her bedroom in her home on South Battery Street, tied herself into her rocking chair, and shot herself in the left chest. Her nephew felt incredible guilt.
Ruth was the first born of her siblings, and the first to die. She was 56 years, 7 months, and 22 days old.
She was buried in the Balding family plot in Roselawn Memorial Park in Little Rock on 1 January 1960.
From the sermon preached at her funeral, I note the following:
and the fidelity with which she performed the tasks of life.
We thank Thee that in the world of business she lost nothing
of her high ideals and made no compromise of her womanly character...
We thank Thee for the heart of compassion that was within her
and which overflowed with countless deeds of generous love and
thoughtfulness. We thank Thee that these qualities of character
were not intermittent or transitory but the expression of a
steadfast purpose, followed through a lifetime.
I wish I had known her.
I'll meet you on the other side, Aunt Ruth.
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November 26, 2012 | Intervenor | Sudbury and North Bay | Competition #2012-058
Date: | November 26, 2012 |
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Location: | Sudbury/North Bay |
Start Date: | Immediately |
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To provide language interpretation for deaf-blind individuals in a variety of setting that include deaf, deafened, hard of hearing and hearing individuals or groups. Act as a resource for community development and liaise with related consumers and communities.
To provide intervention services to deaf-blind individuals and to coordinate all aspects of the various programs and services in the north-eastern region. Work in conjunction with the CNIB Deaf-Blind Services and the Regional Director to effectively meet the on-going needs of deaf-blind individuals.
Direct Service:
- Interpret and provide intervention services to facilitate interaction between a deaf-blind individual and his/her environment by means of a variety of communication methods such as ASL, Signing Exact English, Two Hand Manual, One Hand Finger Spelling, Large Print Notes, Braille and Gestures according to individual preferences. May provide oral interpreting for individuals who require a visible representation.
- Accompany the deaf-blind individual on a variety of activities and acts as interpreter, instructor and sighted guide in a variety of settings for social and daily activities, crisis and medical situations.
- Provide intervention to clients and their families (when requested) for social and daily activities, crisis and medical situations where clear communication is required.
- Assess clients' overall mental, emotional and physical/personal needs and assist clients to establish goals towards establishing and maintaining independence. In addition to communication issues, act as a support person/coach/advocator, etc. throughout each situation as required. Make referrals and assist in smooth service delivery.
- Instructs and acts as a role model for deaf-blind clients in the following areas: communications, daily living skills, life skills, money management, home management, community awareness, safety awareness, personal hygiene and grooming, usage of communication devices, literacy and numeracy
- Provide intervention and facilitation to deaf blind client in the work place which would include workplace assessment, sensitivity training to employer/employee
- Recruit, train, place and provide on-going supervision to volunteers
- Provide counselling and support to deaf-blind individuals and their families with regards to deaf-blindness; make appropriate referrals for counselling on other issues and act as Intervenor during these situations
- Instruct in self-advocacy and act as an advocate on deaf-blind person's behalf to the agency, family members and community contacts
- Travel to and from assignments and provide transportation or accompany client to and from appointments.
- Act as a sighted guide (eyes and ears) for deaf-blind individuals
- Act as a resource/advocator for deaf-blind issues, awareness and training
- Other duties as assigned
- Receive requests and coordinate schedule for service
- Maintain accurate records and statistics (hours of work and expenses)
- Maintain and update accurate client reports and quarterly reports
- Maintain and update database
- Initiate and follow-up on correspondence and telephone calls from clients, referral sources and funding sources
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- Educate consumers on appropriate role of Intervenor
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- Participate in community events and special events as required, e.g. May Month, United Way Campaigns, etc.
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- Valid driver's license and access to a vehicle
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About 350 Mineola primary students held up signs, chanted and marched around their campus to protest bullying recently.
Primary school counselor Melanie Kolbye said the campus spent a week on a bullying unit, with daily anti-bullying announcements, color sheets, videos and school lessons with the subject tied in.
Ms. Kolbye said after a week of discussions, the students participated in a "No bullies here" parade on Nov. 19. Two middle school cheerleaders led the kindergarten, first- and second-graders with chants.
Members of the middle and high school bands played while students marched around carrying anti-bullying signs, played with noise-makers and chanted "No bullies allowed" and "No more bullies."
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The victory for Sonoraville (19-1, 9-0) was also the 100th career win for head coach Stephanie Caudell who has been in charge of the girls team since the school opened in 2005.
"It's nice because it's been a long road since we started at Sonoraville and knowing where we came from," said Caudell. "I'm more excited because I got it with this group. They've really taken the program up a notch.
"It's a tribute to all the players that have worked so hard to make this program a success."
The Lady Phoenix jumped on Cartersville early, leading 28-6 after the first quarter thanks in large part to their full-court press. Caudell said it was important to get out ahead of Cartersville early to take away any confidence or momentum they could've built.
"That's what we wanted to do," said Caudell. "Against teams like that, you can't give them any confidence early or allow them to stay within striking distance.
"The press got us going and helped us get the game to the pace we wanted it. Everyone has really bought into pushing the ball because they see how well it works for us."
Sonoraville's Carrie Cheeks led the way with 25 points as the Hurricanes had no answer for her inside and in transition.
"She just runs the floor so well to be her size," said Caudell. "If we can get it ahead to her, she can finish it most of the time. She made some post moves tonight for some baskets, but most came on her just beating people up the court."
Heather Vess came off the bench to score 18 for the Lady Phoenix. Caudell said that kind of production off the bench is very important for her team going forward.
"We've really relied heavily on our starters this year so to have someone come off the bench and play like that is exciting," said Caudell. "A lot of times this season when we've made subs, our intensity has dropped, but it didn't tonight."
The win puts the Lady Phoenix in great shape to wrap up the No. 1 seed in 5-AAA, which would mean a chance to host the region tournament. They need to win just three of their last five games to lock down the top spot.
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There will be a Veteran's Day ceremony at 11:00 AM within World War II Memorial Park near the cannon and memorial markers.
The United Veterans Council of Woonsocket is asking all veterans and veteran groups as well as the general public to attend.
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I'd like to thank ALL veterans for their service to our country today, Veterans Day, and every day.
Thank you to Ernest Boisvert, VP of United Veterans Council, and to the four veterans who held flags at the short ceremony at WWII Veterans Memorial Park, and to the FIVE people in attendance.
Five people in attendance, on Veterans Day! And as I stood there listening to Mr. Boisvert speak, I couldn't help but notice some men, sitting on a wall in the distance, completely uninterested in the small gathering around the monument. Two other men, casually walking past the ceremony with not even the slightest curiosity as the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Shameful and embarrasing!
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Former Clippers pitcher Dave Eiland will headline the International League's 2012 Hall of Fame class. Eiland, now the pitching coach for the Kansas City Royals, was the 1990 IL Most Valuable Pitcher. He compiled a record of 82-42 with a 3.44 ERA in the league and carved out a Major League career of 248 games with the Yankees, Padres, and Devil Rays.
In 1990 he paced the league in wins, complete games, and shutouts. He went on to become the League's most accomplished starting pitcher of the decade. He was a member of the Clippers Governors' Cup championship teams in 1991 and 1996 and won a title in 1993 with Charlotte.
The 2012 Hall of Fame Class includes Eiland, former Clippers manager Bill Evers, and Pawtucket President Mike Tamburro.
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Tamburro has won the International league Executive of the Year award five times since joining the Paw Sox in 1977. He is known for coining the name "Paw Sox" which has become a second nickname of the club.
The International League Hall of Fame was established in 1947, but was dormant from 1964 until the League's 125th Anniversary season in 2008.
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The Indians Hall of Fame was been in existence since 1951. There are currently 43 members recognized in Heritage Park, located behind the center-field wall at Progressive Field.
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- CuddlyBunny said...
Thanks Joy!
Have a great week! - February 7, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- Kimberli said...
Thanks for the video, it was great to see all the new features!
- February 7, 2011 at 10:59 PM
- Gina at Gigi's Creative Designs said...
I can not wait! I am going to get one, do you know when they are coming out? Oh Boy a new toy :)
- February 7, 2011 at 11:20 PM
TFS very interesting even if I'm not interested in it ....it's still fun to see all up and coming anything Cricut.
Joan Smith - February 8, 2011 at 3:21 AM
- GiGi said...
I have a question Joy! When it says it's only available for a limited time, that just means the Anniversary addition, not the machine itself, right?
- February 8, 2011 at 5:20 AM
- Beebeebabs said...
Thanks for the video!!
- February 8, 2011 at 5:56 AM
- luv2scr@p said...
It's nice, but I can't keep buying the newest edition. I have an expression, gypsy,and DS. Instead of bringing out newer machines, why can't they work on adding some of these features in a retro fit for all of us who have already spent $400 on a machine that works just fine. I think it woul also be cool if they presented a format for us to also use our own fonts etc, like SCAL or MTC, like the emachine. PC has to make a concession at some point or else lose new customers to new companies.. just my thoughts for the day!
- February 8, 2011 at 9:20 AM
- Scrapper69 said...
Thanks for the video Joy! I'm loving this new machine and I saw that I can change the color to BLUE... Thats gonna be nice... Can't wait til April for this baby! :o)
- February 8, 2011 at 9:31 AM
I totally agree with luv2scr. I wish they would stop making new machines. I got the I and I still don't think it cuts out as well as it should. It is really frustrating. I loved seeing the new machine and of course I will probably be right there on HSN for the launch. Thanks so much Joy for the peek. Take care Sandy C.
- February 8, 2011 at 9:50 AM
- Ginger said...
Thanks for the sneak peak!! I'm so excited about this new machine! I was going to get another Expression as a back up for mine, it's getting up there in age! I'm so glad I waited. This machine looks fabulous! Love the way you can customize the machine to match your decor or personality!
- February 8, 2011 at 10:00 AM
- Luv 2 Create said...
Ok am I reading something into this correctly, does this mean that the gypsy is also going to finally be compatible with our Imagines too? I would so like to know this. After all if they can bring the Imagine carts from the gypsy to this anniversary model surely that must mean it will also be compatible with the the imagines - right? I like this new E2. But I had heard that it is mostly plastic - not metal. Has anyone else heard this? So many questions.
Marcie - February 8, 2011 at 10:05 AM
- Marlene said...
I want one! I want one! I want one! I'm already loving this new Expression. I can't wait to see more on it. I heard its compatible with the gypsy, but what about Design Studio? And is it going to be wireless like rumors say?
Thanks for the video! - February 8, 2011 at 10:30 AM
- mimikat33 said...
I only recently purchased the Cricut Create machine. Would it be worth buying the Expression machine since I love making cards with a Cricut?
Thank you for the video, I do love the Expressions features. - February 8, 2011 at 10:34 AM
- Peg Toth said...
wow! nice! and I haven't learned all the goodies on my cricut expressions yet.
- February 8, 2011 at 10:40 AM
- Grandma Nancy said...
Do you know when Cricut Craft Room will be available???
- February 8, 2011 at 10:48 AM
- Star Ark Creativity said...
Think you for sharing about the new Cricut Expression 2.It look like it will be great.
Have a nice day :)
Delama - February 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM
- Cynthia B. said...
Thanks for the video! I'm wondering why it's only available for a limited time, and of course the price too. Looks pretty sleek!
- February 8, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- BikerGranny said...
As exciting as it is to see all these new machines PC keeps coming out with, I have to agree with luv2scr@p, and wish they would help those of us who have already made a sizable investment and cannot afford to keep "upgrading" every 6-12 months! I love their products, but there's room for improvement in their customer satisfaction ratings, when it comes to their OLDER dedicated customers who keep spending money on their carts but do not want to purchase more machines. Sure wish they would address these concerns. ;)
- February 8, 2011 at 11:40 AM
- Ms. Lucie said...
I'd like to know how many hundreds of dollars this new machine will cost. I have to say, I just can't afford a new machine every year? I am happy for all the "new" customers who will reap the benefits of never having bought a machine, and can now indulge in one as cool looking as this one. I bought the original one, at a premium price, oh so long ago, and it is still in mint condition. So I will be content with that!
- February 8, 2011 at 1:05 PM
- cdm317 said...
Thanks for the video.
- February 8, 2011 at 2:07 PM
- PurpleLadyBug said...
I love it & want one :)
- February 8, 2011 at 2:55 PM
- Rissa said...
Keep us posted on all of these great new products!! Thank you!
- February 8, 2011 at 7:47 PM
- Neesey said...
oh my oh my....another toy to add to the list.
- February 8, 2011 at 9:03 PM
I purchased my cricut express in 2008 - it still works - but I was thinking about investing in the anniversary edition - the other machines were just too expensive for me to make that type of investment - besides the pros and cons were just not good enough for the money - but it does not take anything away from the fact that I am a Cricut fan and will always be there wanting to be there for the new products - I just have to be wise and thrifty - until I hit the lottery - then I want to invest in every cartridge - but I digress (SMILE) If the price is right I will invest in the anniversary edition.
- February 11, 2011 at 11:27 AM
The mat preview feature alone on this machine makes it worh having! I'm not totally sold on the "no overlay" design however...I have had "issues" with touch screens becoming unresponsive...Will be interested in hearing feedback once the machine is launched. Thanks for the preview!
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SAN JOSE, Calif. – Here are ten things you can do if you are going or thinking of going to DesignEast in Boston (Sept. 17-20). They range from the highly practical to the merely cool.
I'll be heading out for Boston myself next week, so I've been preparing a schedule. I have to confess, this is my first time at DesignEast, but I have been to DesignWest, its sister show in my hometown of San Jose.
For many years I attended the Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) that gave birth to both shows. So based on my past and present work I can tell you with a high degree of confidence what you will find there.
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