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Daniel Libeskind, the high-spirited American architect who in early February was selected as a finalist in the much publicized competition to design the site of the WorldTradeCenter, was barely known outside the academic world until 1989. That year he was chosen to build what is now his most acclaimed work—the Jewish Museum in Berlin. He was 42 years old and had taught architecture for 16 years, but Libeskind had never actually built a building. He was not even sure that he would get to build this one. The Berlin Senate, which was to fund the project, was so uncertain about its plans that a nervous and pessimistic Libeskind described all talk about the project as "only a rumor."
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After many delays, the building was finally completed in 1999, but it still did not open as a museum. There were arguments about its purpose. Should it serve as a Holocaust memorial, as a gallery of Jewish art or as a catalog of history? While the politicians argued, half a million visitors toured the empty building, and word spread about the wondrous creation of Daniel Libeskind.
By the time the Jewish Museum opened in September 2001, the 5-foot-4 Libeskind was regarded as one of architecture's giants. When critics rank the most exciting architectural innovations of the past decade, they put Libeskind's museum alongside Frank Gehry's GuggenheimMuseum in Bilbao, Spain. No survey of contemporary architecture is now complete without a discourse on Libeskind and his astonishing ability to translate meaning into structure. "Libes-kind's greatest gift," Paul Goldberger, the New Yorker architecture critic, wrote recently, "is for interweaving simple, commemorative concepts and abstract architectural ideas—there is no one alive who does this better."
For all the accolades, Libeskind, now 56, does not have a lengthy list of buildings to show. He has completed only two besides Berlin's Jewish Museum: the FelixNussbaumMuseum in Osnabrück, Germany, which was finished in 1998, before the Jewish Museum, and the ImperialWarMuseum of the North in Manchester, England, which opened last July. But projects keep mounting in his office in Berlin, and he now has a dozen works in progress, including his first buildings in North America: an imposing addition to the Denver Art Museum, a Jewish Museum in San Francisco that will be built within an abandoned power station, and an expansion made of interlocking prisms for the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. All are slated for completion within the next five years.
Like California-based Gehry, Libeskind is usually described in architectural books as a "deconstructivist"—an architect who takes the basic rectangle of a building, breaks it up on the drawing board and then reassembles the pieces in a much different way. But Libeskind says he never much liked the label. "My work is about preconstruction as well as construction," he says. "It's about everything before the building, all the history of the site." In a sort of architectural alchemy, Libeskind collects ideas about the social and historical context of a project, mixes in his own thoughts, and transforms it all into a physical structure. Architecture, he told me last year, "is a cultural discipline. It's not just technical issues. It's a humanistic discipline grounded in history and in tradition, and these histories and traditions have to be vital parts of design."

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Attachment ParentingMarch 15, 2012
You may have heard the term Attachment Parenting thrown around here and there. You might know what it means already but I have to tell you (for the ones that don't know) that's it's a pretty interesting point of view on how to raise your child. Attachment Parenting was created by Dr. William Sears to help mothers bond with their babies and stay connected. His theory is that there are eight principles to parenting. Here they are:
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- Feed with Love and Respect
- Respond with Sensitivity
- Use Nurturing Touch
- Ensure Safe Sleep, Physically and Emotionally
- Provide Consistent Loving Care
- Practice Positive Discipline
- Strive for Balance in Personal and Family Life
In other words, Attachment Parenting strives for a natural birth, skin to skin contact with your baby immediately following delivery, breast feeding, co-sleeping or sleeping close by, keeping your child in a sling most of the time, and a gentle approach when it comes to discipline. His theory suggests that the child's emotional and physical needs be met almost immediately forming a secure attachment and bond.
So what is the down side of Attachment Parenting? While this theory may work for some parents, others are use to a more traditional approach and argue this round the clock parenting isn't necessary. Since there isn't enough evidence to support Sear's theory, many people argue that Attachment Parenting isn't the correct way to form a bond with their child. Not only that, many people believe that co-sleeping is dangerous and should be avoided completely. As many of you know, the American Academy of Pediatrics strongly urges parents to not co-sleep due to an increase in SIDS.
How do I feel about Attachment Parenting? While I think some of these principles are correct, I feel that this theory is a little too strict in my opinion. I think as a mother we know what's best for our child. When they are hungry, we know because we feed them. When they need to be soothed, we rock them. When they have a problem, we address it. I for one think that a child should never co-sleep with their parent especially when they are infants. There also needs to be a separation from parent to child so a child can gain independence and self esteem. My problem with Attachment Parenting is that if you are constantly at your child's every beck and call, it doesn't give the child enough space to thrive and grow. Not only do I think it isn't healthy for the child, I think it's unhealthy for your relationship with your spouse. Yes, I'm a big believer in breast feeding and skin to skin contact. I am also the type of parent that likes to have their newborns close by when they sleep. Many of these parents who live by these rules don't have a cut off on age for co-sleeping which means their child or children are still in bed with them! If we try to constantly protect our children by keeping them by our side at all times, how do we let these children "go" when it comes time for school or social settings?
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Linda on 03/15/2012
Reactive Attachment Disorder is the most severe childhood psychiatric disorder(not to mention rare) and is ONLY linked to severe abuse and/or neglect and NEVER to any step, theory, or belief that is a part of Dr. Sears Attachment Theory. You included a Wikepedia link that clearly described this disorder (though a more detailed and clinical one may be found in the DSM if you need it) and it's root causes and there was nary a mention of Attachment Theory as a potential cause for RAD, with the exception of mentioning it as a POSITIVE intervention strategy/treatment for children that suffer from this disorder. As a licensed psychotherapist (and mom) I feel that your blog is clear that you are not in favor of Dr. Sear's theory and it is your right to have this opinion, (I would never tell another mom how to parent unless asked my opinion in a professional context) however it is incredibly irresponsible to link the attachment style of parenting to a severe (and rare) psychiatric disorder to which it is is in no way related, regardless of how negatively you may feel towards "Attachment Parenting". Also, there are no shortages of studies that support both the pros and cons of this style parenting so I am not at all sure why you state that there is not enough evidence to support his theory because there is certainly enough written about it in scholarly publications.
Jessica on 03/16/2012
Linda, while I understand your concerns regarding Reactive Attachment Disorder, I did state there "could be" a negative result. What I really would like to know is how the children that were raised on this theory are today. I don't see any evidence that this idea is the ideal way to raise a child. In my own opinion, I don't feel it's healthy for the child or the parent but again, it's just my opinion.
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Jake on 07/02/2013
The books by Drs Sears are awesome. The thing to reemmber, though, and that Dr Sears has tried to make a point of in recent years, is that the most important thing is that parents baby family are all doing what makes them feel comfortable, happy right. Don't get too wrapped up in trying to do *everything* that sits under the attachment parenting' umbrella. Attachment parenting is about creating a strong trust bond with your child, not following a set of instructions. The ideas presented in any attachment parenting book or website are just ways that some people have used to help create that all-important bond. And, you'll find, if you follow your heart, most of the ideas presented are pretty much what you'd do, anyway, whether it was AP' or not. What I love best about the Sears books, myself, is the one anecdote that they told about their older son, hearing their baby crying going in to comfort it on his own. I love that the AP ideas that they used to raise him made him confident caring enough to naturally want to use them himself. Was this answer helpful?


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Pastor will retire next year
By EILEEN SCHULTE
Published May 31, 2007
LARGO - An outspoken minister who built his congregation into one of Pinellas County's largest churches and lobbied for Steve Stanton's termination is himself leaving his job and heading to the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The Rev. Charlie Martin, senior pastor of the 6, 000-member First Baptist Church of Indian Rocks, is retiring at 61 and is moving to the Boone, N.C., area with his wife, Stephanie, 48. He will be replaced by the Rev. Jeff Parish, senior pastor of Davis Islands Baptist Church in Tampa.
But Martin won't be leaving soon. His last sermon will be next year on May 4.
Church administrator Tim Ferguson said Martin has planned to make the move for three to four years.
"Through a series of things that have happened, he felt this was the right time to step aside and let someone else take the church to new heights, " he said.
He said the "things" were personal and would not elaborate.
"I don't feel at liberty to share, " Ferguson said.
Church administrators said Martin would not be available to discuss his departure before next week.
But both Ferguson and Associate Pastor Rev. David Joseph said no one at First Baptist asked Martin to leave.
"There was no pressure from the church to initiate this, " said Joseph. "It was quite the opposite. It was more like, 'Please, change your mind.' "
After 36 years of leading First Baptist, Martin is just "sensing God's call to begin to transition out, " Joseph said.
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Martin became embroiled in the Stanton story almost immediately after Stanton, then Largo's city manager, disclosed that he intended to become a woman. Martin asked his parishioners to pray about the situation and to attend a City Commission meeting at which Stanton's fate was decided.
City commissioners "are under attack from Equality Florida, a homosexual activist group that has national ties, " the pastor wrote in an e-mail.
At a microphone at City Hall at one meeting, Martin said: "All the great things Largo has to offer will be overshadowed by this issue. One person's future is not worth an entire city. The eyes of America are on us tonight. Do what's right."
He also said, "This is the time, if you live in a community, to voice your opinion."
But Martin did not mention the Stanton controversy in a May 9 letter to his flock.
"We thought we would be at Indian Rocks until I was about 70 years old but God had other plans, " Martin wrote. "We have had plans in place for this transition for about four years and the search for a new pastor has taken almost three years."
Martin did not elaborate other than to say that, with God's help, he had accomplished many goals he had set.
God, he said, spoke to his heart and released him from his pastoral duties "with a plan to follow."
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Martin was born and raised in El Dorado, Ark. He came to First Baptist in 1971.
The church originally was a seedling of Calvary Baptist Church in Clearwater and grew to become an influential local institution.
In 2005, the church opened a $13-million, 61, 000-square-foot worship center on Ulmerton Road. The sanctuary has 3, 200 seats, and the 50-acre campus includes a bookstore, private school and medical clinic that offers primary care and treats minor emergencies. The same year, First Baptist also opened a satellite church in Pasco County.
Largo City Commissioner Mary Gray Black said that Martin was a friend to the city. In the past, she said, his church even paid for the city's fireworks on the Fourth of July.
"He has faithfully served the Largo community, " she said. "I think it's great that he has served the community for so long."
About last December, Martin called Parish and the two met for lunch where they discussed First Baptist's search for a new pastor.
Over the next few months, both pastors prayed about whether Parish was the right fit.
When he was eventually offered the job, Parish said he accepted but with some sadness.
"It was one of the hardest decisions of my life, " he said. "I love Davis Islands (church). I was the founding pastor."
Parish was born in Memphis, and attended the University of Tennessee. He completed a business degree at Memphis State University in 1985. He earned his master of divinity degree at Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary in 1989, and in May 2000 completed his doctorate of ministry degree through Luther Rice Seminary.
The 1, 600-member Davis Islands Baptist Church was founded in 1999 with Parish, 44, serving as its first senior pastor.
He and his wife, Martha, were married in 1989 and have four children, Sarah, Dorothy, Christopher and Carey.
"I plan to continue the great work Pastor Charlie has done, " Parish said.
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In short: Nice course, has some vey hilly parts thoughIn full: This is a great course for beginers, or advanced is hilly in places be careful. Most years is one of the hottest days of the year make sure you drink plenty of water. Is organised quite well no major problems. Only downside not enough changing or WC facilities.Date of review: October 20, 2007
In short: This was my first ever half marathon, very well marshalled and organised, exactly what one needs. Bit hilly though.Date of review: July 13, 2007
In short: Organisation really understands runner needIn full: Organisation: A big praise for the number of water stations, the best I ever seen so far, much better then London Marathon, Shakespeare marathon and other races I have participated in. Track: Very hard track, a real " I wish I had trained more" track!! Beautiful scenery, I dreamed me back to my childhood's summers when running or maybe it was the heat doing me crazy. I will definitely come back next year.Date of review: July 3, 2007
In short: A well-organised run in testing conditionsIn full: This is a much bigger event than I expected and much time and planning was clearly spent in making this a significant date in the St Albans calendar. I found the run itself extremely tough - probably my toughest yet. Two weeks previously I ran a very hilly Canterbury course and thought that would automatically prepare me for this. But I started too quickly in the heat and by mile three I already knew it would be a struggle + it turned out to be far hillier than Canterbury!Well done to all the organisers - clearly they listened to the feedback from last year to make this a more attractive course. There was also ample water and good support from all the marshalls. I will do this again.Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: i hate hills and hot weather, that said i really enjoyed the run!Date of review: June 24, 2007
In short: Very well organised. Ice lollies at the end were very welcome. Will not play cricket the day before next year!Date of review: June 18, 2007
In short: Great but the last hill got meIn full: I ran this about 5 years ago and much preferred this years course. Lots of water stations and no really stepp hills until 11 miles. I guess I should have trained better !!Will be back in 2008Date of review: June 17, 2007
In short: Great organisation and the marshals did a fantastic jobDate of review: June 17, 2007
In short: very well organised with plenty of water and very friendly and supportive marshals and local spectators. a really positive experience!Date of review: June 15, 2007
In short: Great race ,wrong time of year a little on the hot side for me!!! But I will do it againIn full: My First half marathon the few hills posed me a challenge. No cups in the last couple of miles to take on water(I should have been faster!!).I will be back!!!! Date of review: June 14, 2007
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Why Warren?
I always end up in Warren. Why Warren? I am sure many of you reading at home ask or have asked yourself the same question – whether in general wonderment or exasperation.
I wasn't born in Warren, but moved here from the Chicago, Ill., area when I was 5.
Why Warren? I recently took two months off of work, thanks to the Family Medical Leave Act, to help my parents through some medical issues; I asked my Mom that very question. She claims it was because my Dad felt that I was going to grow up to be a thug (Apparently a mishap with my snorkel and mask vs. a neighbor kid's nose who had used my Bigwheel without authorization).
I always figured it was to help my Grandmother, who was living alone after the death of my Grandfather.
Whatever the reason, it was for the best. I could ride my bike all over in the summer. The North Warren Playground was often my destination where we would waste away the day playing Home Run Derby Wiffle Ball or Box Hockey (and under extreme protest participate in forced art projects by the playground counselor) .
In the winter, there was unlimited sledding either at the neighborhood hill, or at Chapman's Dam.
Then there were the family deer hunts. Once we were "big" enough we could drive deer for our Fathers, Uncles, and Grandfathers – maybe even an Aunt or two. We hunted as a family and shared the bounty as a family. Nothing went to waist. Deer liver and heart were as good as Caviar as far as Gramma Lawson was concerned. She had dibs on both.
As I grew up, I learned to love the outdoors by fishing and hunting either alone or with family. I remember testing the waters as to what I was allowed to do, when at 14 I came home from school and was bored; so I put on my hunting boots, orange vest and hat, grabbed my Stevens single shot 16 gauge and headed out to the woods to hunt grouse, squirrel, or whatever was in season. I made sure to tell Gramma (that's what I called her), I made sure the gun was unloaded by carrying it with the action open as I had learned from Grampa Bowersox and the Hunter Safety Course I had taken at the Warren Public Library.
Off I would go until I knew I was running out of sufficient light to make my way home. If I was lucky enough to get something, Gram would always check it out, pat me on the back and say, "Clean it outside."
Gram was a "Depression" child, born in 1911, so by the 1930's she was painfully aware of the struggles her and others' families had been through. Nothing went to waste. I eventually stopped shooting squirrels because I really didn't care for the taste of them.
I took my appreciation for the woods and water to college with me; checking my shotgun and bow at the local police department – yes, the school had guidelines for hunting equipment.
I was fortunate to get to hunt in diverse areas of Pennsylvania by heading home on weekends with buddies who also hunted or fished. But I always came back to Warren for the first day of Buck and the opening day of Trout.
I lived and worked in the Philadelphia area for the better part of 15 years. But I always came back to Warren. Years ago, I honed my fly-fishing casting skills right in the middle of Biddle Street with Gary Kell, and became the fly-fishing guide that I am today because of him.
Most people my age will chuckle when they read this. They don't chuckle because it's funny. They chuckle because they know it's true and have in some form or fashion performed the same pilgrimages as I have.
I describe Warren's location to people that don't know where it is by telling them the following: "You know where Erie is right? Well, just to the east, or just to the right, is a county that is mostly all green – National Forest – and right smack dab in the middle (said for effect – not geographic perfection) of the National Forest is a little town called Warren.
We have a major river running through town, that joins up with a pretty sizable creek close to the middle of town , lots of woods around the area, hiking, biking, fishing, camping, etc.
I don't come back to Warren because of any one of those things. The by-product of those things is the reason I come back.
Family, friends, schoolmates. The same reason you either have done the same, or made the decision to remain here and raise your families here. Warren isn't a perfect Utopia, but it is familiar. I know where stuff is. I know where people are. The people that are nearest and dearest to me are here day in and day out.
Teaching your children, patrolling the streets to keep them safe, fighting wars in far-off lands, answering the fire whistle at 3 a.m., building businesses to provide us with a living – doing all of the hard things day in and day out that make this town what it is.
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It would be easy to continue describing Threefifty Duo as a "classical guitar duo with a rock edge," as Yale School of Music grads Brett Parnell and Geremy Schulick seamlessly weave their contemporary rock sensibilities into the rich texture of classical guitar. But after years of writing and performing together and now with a second album under Threefifty's belt, the duo's stylistic tendencies have expanded beyond their initial categorization, with genre blurred by an intensely personal sound. Their sophomore effort, Circles, presents a volume of all original compositions and a full emergence of the duo's distinctive voice, highlighted by Dominic Frasca's sumptuous production. The evening will feature a performance of the album in its entirety, with a video by multimedia artist Jennifer Stock.
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Our featured interview today on the Lockdown is between UFC fighter Matt Veach, and our own Stephanie Pittman. Read about Matt's background in the sport, his outlook on his future in the UFC, the controversy surrounding the stoppage of his first fight, and his future in the UFC's most stacked division, after the jump!
Stephanie Pittman: First off Matt, I want to say thanks for taking the time to do this interview. I'd like to kick it off by asking you a little bit about your training with the H.I.T Squad. How did you get involved with training there and what is it like to train with former champions like Matt Hughes and Robbie Lawler? Were you nervous at first?
Matt Veach: "When Matt [Hughes] was preparing for his last fight with GSP he was training in Hillsboro and needed training partners, so I ended up being one of them. It was cool to work with Robbie and Matt, I wasnt nervous at all. It was good to be around people that have been through it all."
SP: Is the H.I.T Squad where you want to stay at? Would you be interested in training at any other camps? If so, which ones?
MV: "Yeah the H.I.T squad is my home, but I would visit other camps just to get a different perspective.Three gyms that come to mind are Jeremy Horns, Greg Jacksons, and Randy Coutures."
SP: Tell me a little bit about your wrestling background. I read that you used to have a serious back injury. Is that a nagging injury or is it an issue of the past?
MV: "I started wrestling in the sixth grade, and competed for 12 years. I was a high school state placer, junior college all American, and a division one NCAA qualifier. I herniated a disc right out of college, it doesnt bother me anymore though."
SP: Your first UFC opponent was Matt Grice and there was some controversy over the stoppage. Did you think it was a fair stoppage?
MV: "I guess you could argue that is was maybe stopped early, but I think I could of finished him in the next 30 seconds, either way."
SP: Are you getting recognized as a UFC fighter now?
MV: "Yeah, some people do recognize me, here and there."
SP: So I read that youre a full time fighter, but if you weren't, what do you think you would be doing?
MV: "Manual labour."
SP: Most of your wins are by submission. Which is your favorite finishing technique?
MV: "Kimura."
SP: Any heroes?
MV: "Jesus."
SP: If any, what music do you listen to when youre getting pumped for a fight?
MV: "Rap music."
SP: How do you feel you compare to the elite in your division?
MV: "With the right training I can beat anyone."
SP: Is there any fighter that you would compare yourself to?
MV: "I don't like to compare myself to other fighters."
SP: How do you feel your wrestling matches to other D-1 wrestlers in your division like Edgar and Maynard?
MV: "Im just as good as anybody in my division at wrestling."
SP: Well at UFC 102 youre going to be fighting Evan Dunham, another undefeated fighter like yourself. How are you preparing for this fight? What area are you working on the most? And does having an undefeated record put any additional pressure on you?
MV: "Right at the moment Im doing a lot of running and lifting. I start my training camp nine weeks out. I will work on everything equally. I feel no added pressure whatsoever."
SP: I want to share a quote I read by Dunham. "I think my overall game is better than his, as far as my striking and my jiu-jitsu on the ground. I feel both those aspects of my game are better than his, and my wrestlings not too shabby either, so I think its a great match-up for me.
What is your response to that? What areas do you think you are better at than him?
MV: "If I train right, I'll beat him at everything."
SP: Well Matt that concludes this interview. Everyone over at fightlockdown.com would like to thank you for your time and wishes you luck on your upcoming fight.
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Fort Sumter has fallen
This telegram notified Secretary of War Simon Cameron of the outcome of the battle that began the Civil War in earnest. It was sent by Maj. Robert Anderson, commander of the Union garrison at Fort Sumter, five days after he surrendered to Confederate Brig. Gen. Pierre G.T. Beauregard. The battle had started at 4:30 A.M. on April 12, 1861, and ended 34 hours later.
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Combined infant regulatory problems and early maternal psychiatric illness predict risk of functional somatic symptoms in later childhood
- Imperial College London, Academic Unit of Child Psychiatry
- Correspondence to: Professor M Elena Garralda
Imperial College London, Academic Unit of Child Psychiatry, St Mary's Campus, Norfolk Place, London W2 1PG, UK; e.garralda{at}imperial.ac.uk
Commentary on Rask CU, Ørnbøl E, Olsen EM, et al. Infant behaviors are predictive of functional somatic symptoms at ages 5–7 years: results from the Copenhagen Child Cohort CCC2000. J Pediatr 2013;162:335–42.
Implications for practice and research
Counselling mothers to help settle babies with high levels of feeding/sleeping/tactile reactivity may help prevent the development of functional somatic symptoms (FSS) in children.
Further research is required to identify additional risk factors for FSS and the evaluation of preventative interventions.
FSS in children are physical symptoms that cannot be ascribed to a medical disease. FSS affect approximately 10% of children and adolescents: when frequent and causing impairment they can lead to unproductive and costly medical assessments.1 FSS are often associated with anxiety disorders, and can predict adult physical and …


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About the Author: Sharon Hudson-Dean serves as the Press Attache at U.S. Embassy Pretoria.
Representation is an important element of diplomatic work. When I was at Georgetown University, we used to joke that my undergraduate division, the School of Foreign Service, was the 'wine and cheese' school. Yet entertaining is a real part of the job in this line of work. "Representational events" are work, not a part of one's social life. They have a very important place in our contact and outreach strategy as a way to bring together groups of key contacts for more relaxed, yet still very important conversations. For a lot of South Africans, getting an invitation to a reception or other event at the U.S. Embassy is a great honor. These "parties" help us build very useful, important relationships with people we work with and to whom we can go in order to help Americans in distress or to move forward a key policy like fighting HIV/AIDS.
So it was in this spirit that we organized a viewing party at the U.S. Consulate in Johannesburg to watch the U.S. Soccer team play Slovenia last Friday. Hosted by our Consul General Andy Passen, we set up big screen TVs in several areas and welcomed close to 350 mostly South African guests to cheer the Stars and Stripes with us. The mood was somber through the first half, but exuberant in the second half when we scored three (yes, three!) goals, even through one was ruled offsides.
This viewing party also gave us a chance to spend time with two great student groups here for the games -- Global Girl Media and Team Up. Global Girl Media approached us about six months ago to fund a program for township girls to learn about sports journalism during to the World Cup. The group's spokesperson is Julie Foudy, former U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Captain, two-time Gold Medalist, and now a senior ESPN sportscaster. My office agreed to give the project a grant of partial funding and hooked them into a super motivated and dynamic group of Soweto kids, who just graduated from a two-year after-school English language tutoring program the RELO -- the English Micro-Access scholarship program -- runs.
The girls in the project are now getting training and hands-on experience in story development, HD digital video camera and sound technologies, and editing. These under-privileged kids, who live in township shacks and whose parents may be hawkers or domestic workers, have so far interviewed Dr. Jill Biden and a Brazilian soccer player. They came to our event armed with digital cameras and loads of confidence, working the crowd and doing spot interviews.
We also hosted 15 kids from Team Up, a Washington, D.C.-based group that works with middle school-aged, at-risk kids, teaching them about HIV/AIDS risks and prevention. Before the Cup, Team Up started a pen pal program, matching students in Washington with kids in Soweto, who are part of the Grassroot Soccer program, which we fund. Grassroot Soccer uses "footie" as a vehicle to teach at-risk kids critical life skills. Soccer is an integral part of South African culture, and soccer teams and leagues are ubiquitous structures in the most impoverished areas here.
Building on this respect for the game, the kids in these groups are taught about healthy behavior and the risks of HIV. After months of writing to each other, the American kids are now in South Africa, going to games, playing soccer, and sharing their stories on the effects of HIV/AIDS in their communities. When I was a kid, I struggled to write the most banal things to my pen pal in Europe -- these kids have very serious things to share and will hopefully go home with a broader, more sophisticated world view.
Seeing the possibilities of travel, different cultures and even international sports, will hopefully give them the ambition and drive to take them far beyond their current rough neighborhoods. And yet at the Consulate, they were just kids-- drinking a lot of Coke, waving USA party streamers, and giggling on the floor in chatty groups -- as all red-blooded American kids should be doing on a Friday evening.
To view photos from the U.S. Embassy Pretoria, click here.Follow the U.S. Embassy Pretoria on Facebook and Twitter.For information on the World Cup in South Africa, visit the U.S. Mission's website.See Sharon Hudson-Dean's previous entry: Three Games in Three Days.


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Country Dreams, located in Pollocksville, North Carolina, is within a short drive of historical sites, golfing, beaches, trail rides, dining and shopping. Guests can take a walk through the gardens, watch and feed the Koi in the foyer fountain, or simply enjoy the peace of country living. A great destination for weddings, or any special event, such as family, business, or holiday parties.
Each guest room has its own private bath, unique decor and scenic view.
Insider's Info
Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let's discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Therese Gilmore for sharing her own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn?
Business, visiting family in area, fishing.
What are you best known for?
Homemade bread.
What makes your inn unique?
Art work displayed and taught.
What do you love most about your inn?
A unique interior in a quiet setting that allows you to enjoy art and nature. My concrete kitchen and wall murals are usually appreciated by most visitors.
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit?
My B&B is in the country within 20-30 minute drive of New Bern, beach, and Jacksonville.
What's the best compliment you have ever received about the inn?
Warm hospitality and great food.
What's the best kept secret about the area?
My B&B and agri-tourism.
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area?
We have golfing, fishing, hunting and shopping for antiques and collectibles.
Is there anything within walking distance of your inn?
Lots of country.
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area?
Many of my guests will eat out in New Bern or Jacksonville at a variety of choice restaurants.
Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference?
Home Grown Handmade and Jones County, NC.
How many rooms does your inn have?
I have two rooms available for rent at present. These can be separate or connected for different rates.
Do you accept pets?
We love animals and have a number of our own dogs, who are not real friendly with outside dogs or other pets. So I don't encourage folks to bring their pets. My sanitation inspector does not want pets in the guest room. There are several pet motels in the area.


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Avoid benzodiazepines and opioids in people at risk of delirium
- Academic Unit of Medicines Management, Leeds Institute of Diagnostics and Therapeutics, School of Healthcare, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
- Correspondence to David Phillip Alldred
Academic Unit of Medicines Management, Leeds Institute of Diagnostics and Therapeutics, School of Healthcare, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, UK; d.p.alldred{at}leeds.ac.uk
Implications for nursing practice
▪ Patients at risk of delirium should have their medications reviewed with particular attention paid to benzodiazepines and opioids.
▪ Benzodiazepines should not be newly prescribed to people at risk of delirium and should be discontinued or reduced if possible.
▪ Opioids should be avoided in people at risk of delirium; however, this may be difficult in practice if moderate to severe pain is present.
▪ Patients who are receiving medications associated with delirium and are at risk of delirium should be closely monitored for changes or fluctuation in behaviour.
Implications for nursing research
▪ Adequately powered, high-quality, prospective studies are needed to determine the influence of individual medications and pharmacological classes on the risk of delirium.
▪ Polypharmacy is common in older people and delirium risk rises with age; therefore, the risk of combinations of medications on delirium needs to be studied.
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The men and women employed by the Baghdad Security Surveillance Center are paid to help detect suspicious activity and prevent catastrophe. But more often, the cameras simply provide a way to look at the carnage from a distance. The center, which was started about a year ago, uses different stations to monitor 113 cameras spread throughout the city of Baghdad, as well as officers with radio scanners to help prevent disaster. Yet even with all this only five percent of the city is actually being monitored.
The Director of the security center acknowledged that the center still has a long way to go. As of right now the center is understaffed and not open around the clock. Besides that even though they have 113 cameras in use not all of them are functional at all times. Each work station is responsible for monitoring 10 of the active cameras. Last Wednesday they were able to detect suspicious activity but within 20 seconds of noticing it a bomb exploded killing nearly 100 people. …Read More →


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Midnight Cellars Chardonnay
Paso Robles, California, USA
Past vintages: 2008 |
Price: $17.00
Style: White
Grape Blend: Chardonnay
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We are a small producer of award-winning premium Syrah, Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Reserve Red Bordeaux Blends and Paso Roblan Rhone and Italian Blends as well as Chardonnay. We invite you to join our wine club to receive regular shipments and great discounts! Mail order is easy through this website. We will process your order quickly and get that wine to your door! We have fun events throughout the year at our tasting room and also do winemaker dinners at various restaurants throughout the country. You can send us your email address to receive regular updates on our specials, events and winery news.
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Located on 26 acres of steep hills in the westside of Paso Robles, Vines on the Marycrest was established in 2004 as the dream of owner and winemaker, Victor Abascal. This small production, family-owned, boutique winery & vineyard makes award-winning Rhone blends and Zinfandel. Victor and his wife Jennifer are passionate about Paso Robles wines. With its dry hot days, cool nights and limestone soils, Paso Robles lends itself particularly well to growing premium Zinfandel and the Rhône grape varieties. They believe their wines should be an artfully creative accompaniment to a delicious meal shared with friends.
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Three decades ago, the California Central Coast had yet to emerge as one of North America's world-class winegrowing regions. With little history or viticultural precedent, planting on the Central Coast was a gamble. One of an early handful of pioneers, Jerry Lohr was among the first to realize the vast, untapped potential of this now-acclaimed region with the establishment of J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines. In the late 1960s, Jerry began an extensive investigation of California grape growing regions while searching for the ideal location for a vineyard. Raised on a South Dakota farm, his agricultural roots armed him with an innate sense for the intricacies of climate, soil quality and location. His research and instincts led him to the Central Coast, a unique location with one of the longest growing seasons in all of California. Selecting the Arroyo Seco appellation of Monterey County for his first vineyard, Jerry planted his original 280 acres of varietal grapes in 1972 and 1973, and unveiled his San Jose winery in 1974. Borrowing a lesson from the French— that great Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon excel in very different growing conditions—Jerry began planting Cabernet Sauvignon and other red varietals in San Luis Obispo County's little-known Paso Robles region in 1986. With the hands-on devotion of an artisan farmer, Jerry tended to the vines while diligently working toward the creation and development of an adjacent winery and barreling facility, which was completed in 1988. Today, J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines includes more than 900 acres of cool-climate estate vineyards in Monterey County, with an emphasis on Chardonnay, Riesling, Valdiguié and Pinot Noir, 2,000 acres in Paso Robles dedicated to Cabernet, Merlot, Syrah, Petite Sirah and other red varietals, and 33 acres in Napa Valley, highlighting Cabernet and Sauvignon Blanc. From this rich and diverse palette of sustainably farmed estate fruit, J. Lohr crafts wines showcasing bold, concentrated flavors and a vibrant sense of place. The winery offers four tiers of award-winning wines – J. Lohr Estates, J. Lohr Vineyard Series and J. Lohr Cuvée Series. New to the signature portfolio is J. Lohr Gesture, limited-release wines available solely to tasting room visitors and wine club members. J. Lohr remains one of the few estate-focused wineries of its size, and one of the last substantial independents to benefit from the longevity of management and the passion of a second generation of family members. Though it is operated with the loving care of a boutique winery, J. Lohr welcomes guests at two wine centers, one in San Jose and another in Paso Robles. J. Lohr has also been shaped by the acumen and commitment of a second generation of the Lohr family. Eldest son Steve Lohr is EVP/COO of the company's growing vineyard holdings, while sole daughter Cynthia Lohr spearheads corporate and product visibility efforts as vice president of marketing. Youngest son Lawrence Lohr is advocating wine appreciation as director of wine education. Together, they have joined Jerry with an eye toward preserving family involvement in the winery (and the involvement of J. Lohr's extended employee family) for generations to come.
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Curator of Japanese and Korean Art
The Cleveland Museum of Art seeks a highly motivated scholar of Japanese and Korean art to join its department of Asian art. Cleveland has one of the world's most distinguished collections of Asian art, ranging from the Neolithic period to the early 20th century, making this position an extraordinary opportunity.
The successful candidate will be fully integrated into the Asian department with a complete range of curatorial activities, including scholarly research for exhibitions, publications, and gallery interpretations. Of special note are plans that call for the ongoing enhancement of the Japanese and Korean art collection through the acquisition of major works of art and reinstallation of these holdings in new galleries in the coming year. To support these goals, the museum maintains one of the finest research libraries in the country and a major conservation facility.
A Ph.D. in art history is preferred, as is a minimum of five years of museum experience. Proficiency in Japanese and/or Korean and English is required. Candidate will be judged on their excellence and promise, scholarly record, and interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to work as part of a team is essential, as is basic supervisory experience. Candidates outside the United States are welcome to apply. Compensation commensurate with experience and qualifications. A full range of benefits accompanies this position.
Letters of application must include the following:
- A cover letter that addresses the candidate's interest in the position.
- A description not to exceed three pages describing the applicant's area of research and its relationship to the Cleveland Museum of Art's collections.
- A published paper or writing sample.
- A complete curriculum vitae of education, employment, honors, awards, and publications.
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The U.S. Mint officially released the 2011-P Presidential Dollars on Thursday, August 18, 2011. The Mint offered the coins in rolls containing 25 presidential Dollars each. Each roll either had 25 coins stuck at the Philadelphia Mint or 25 coins struck at the Denver Mint. Each 25 coin roll had an issue price of $39.95 each. And the two coin roll set had an issue price of $79.90.
Most 2011-P Rutherford Presidential Dollars were well struck with examples in MS66 and lower being abundant. In MS67 they required a lot more searching to find them but with enough searching examples in this condition were easily available. In MS68 condition they became very difficult to find, yet several dozen examples were submitted to PCGS, with no examples grading higher.


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Challenge time! I forgot to post my previous DT-card but I'm double excited about this week's one. I think I've mentioned several times about my digi stamp, vintage image hoarding habit? If I haven't…Well. My name is Niina and I am an image addict.
This week were asked to use stitching, faux or real and we didn't get a sponsored image to use so we could run wild! I decided to dive in my extensive vintage catalogue and found this gem. I'm so sorry but when I downloaded it, I forgot to re-name it according to where I got it so I can't share the source. Totally embarrassed about it.
Anyway, here is my overly cute deer card:
Once again I'm amazed by my obvious talent for everything visual. The pink! The chevron! The pom pom trim! Techniques used: doodle stitching, slight distressing on the edge of the chevron and the deer image is printed on heavy Canson watercolour paper. No ink and no stamping! I feel like I've started to move towards more design-y style, rather than entirely crafty. Something for me to ponder about. What do you think? Have you seen a shift in my style?
Don't forget to join Craft Your Passion this week and I'm also sharing my card on these challenges:
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The Office of the Registrar at LeTourneau exists to serve the academic needs of all LeTourneau University students. Our office handles graduation, keeps record of grades, supplies transcripts, works with the Department of Veteran Affairs and provides multiple other services for the students of LeTourneau University.
Our office is located at the Longview campus on the second floor of the Margaret S. Estes Resource Center (the library).
We have provided a convenient list of useful links on the right. There are also links to related websites such as the National Student Clearinghouse for all degree and enrollment verifications as well as the Department of Veteran Affairs.
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Norway native doesn't let paralyzing accident stop him
By NIKKI YOUNK
Staff Writer
IRON MOUNTAIN – Four years ago, Robert Coombs' life was forever changed when he suffered a severe neck injury in a trampoline accident and became a quadriplegic.
However, the 2006 Norway High School graduate has not let his disability slow him down, and now his future is looking brighter than ever.
Coombs has started to receive recognition for his photography skills as a student at Kendall College of Art and Design in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Last year, he won a $1,000 Social Action Award for his entry in the 2012 ArtPrize competition.
ArtPrize is an international art competition held annually in Grand Rapids. The 2012 competition included 1,517 artists from 46 different countries.
Coombs' entry, entitled "Disabilities and Sexuality," showcased a series of black and white photographs of men with disabilities.
"I figured I would help educate the public that despite having physical limitations, we all are still sexual beings," Coombs said of his inspiration for the series. "It was well-received at ArtPrize."
Also during ArtPrize, Coombs was chosen as one of the top five artists in the two dimensional art category.
Coombs' work caught the attention of a University of Chicago faculty member, who invited him to sit on a discussion panel during the Bodies of Work Festival of Disability Art and Culture, which will be held next month in Chicago.
The panel will discuss the documentary film "Nobody's Perfect" by Niko von Glasow.
Meanwhile, the Huffington Post had heard about Coombs' story. He recently wrote a series of blog posts about his experiences for the publication's Arts & Culture web page.
It has been an eventful year for Coombs, but he admitted that getting to this point has been a challenge.
Coombs was seriously injured on April 24, 2009 while attempting to execute a double backflip on a trampoline at a gym in Grand Rapids.
He remembers the accident well.
"It started out like any other day – woke up, went to meet a friend for lunch, and then headed to the gym to train," he said. "The training sessions last two hours, an hour of tumbling and an hour of trampoline."
While on the trampoline, Coombs began the backflip.
"On the first flip, I opened up too early and freaked out in the air," he explained. "And that's when I landed on my neck."
Although Coombs' coach had thrown in a foam pad to break his fall, it was not enough.
"The angle that I fell at, the pad could only do so much," he said.
Coombs added that he was awake and conscious the entire time.
Following the accident, Coombs was in the intensive care unit for about a month. He was then transferred to the University of Michigan Hospital for a six-week physical therapy program. He returned home to Norway on July 2, 2009.
Coombs is now a C4 C5 quadriplegic and paralyzed from the shoulders down. However, he does retain some movement.
"I have some movement in my right arm, enough to operate my iPhone and scratch my nose if need be," said Coombs.
In August 2010, Coombs made the decision to return to Kendall to finish his degree. He already had three years of study under his belt before the accident occurred.
"My parents were very nervous having me move away so early," he said. "I just knew I needed to go back to school and continue to follow my dreams, and my parents supported me in that decision."
Independence was difficult at first, but Coombs was able to manage.
"Once I got in the swing of things, it was relatively smooth sailing from there," he noted. "It's necessary to have a schedule in order to plan your day out, but there is still room for spontaneity."
Coombs also had to find a way to take photographs with his physical limitations. With the help of technology and Kendall staff members, he has no trouble.
"My professor, Adam DeKraker, informed me about this software called Capture One," said Coombs. "What this software allows me to do is operate my camera from my computer by tethering. I am able to adjust all the settings on the camera and push the shutter."
Coombs currently has several more projects on the horizon.
He is set to graduate from Kendall in May with a studio excellence award for his photography major. Then, he will attend the Bodies of Work Festival.
In June, he will be part of the Detroit Print Exchange, where he and 20 other artists will showcase their art in a gallery exhibit in Detroit and New York City. In the fall, he will exhibit his senior thesis at ArtPrize 2013.
When asked where he finds the strength to accomplish so much, Coombs credits his friends and family.
"I have an amazing support system," he said. "I have a wonderful group of friends who are willing to help me at any cost, and of course my amazing family. Without any of them, none of this would be possible."
Nikki Younk's e-mail address is email@example.com.


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No, that's not exactly the headline on this story in Catholic New York about legendary baseball star Babe Ruth's youngest living granddaughter's recent visit to the New York church where the Babe attended Mass. She discovered during the visit how the New York Yankee legend was a major benefactor of the parish.
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Thursday, January 24, 2008
Organize those lipsticks!
So like i've mentioned before...I've been trying not to get myself in trouble with more makeup debt...I think a lot of you agree with me on that one...in the meanwhile, I need to get my makeup collection posted.
However, I've been having problems. I tried doing a video and laying all my items on the bed but it looked crazy! Then I tried taking pictures but since I was standing over my bed it had creepy shadows on them, lol. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Meanwhile, I'm trying to get organized. I know sometimes I get overwhelmed by all this makeup and it drives me crazy when things look cluttered. Right now I have my makeup in those plastic drawer containers from wal-mart. Have any of you run into the problem of sorting through lipsticks...getting frustrated having to open every lipstick because they all look the same?!? I saw a little storage solution at the container store. I think i'm going to check it out during my lunch break. I heard about this on specktra. You place your lipsticks upside down so you can see the label. The only problem is that the MAC lipsticks have a round cover so it might be wobbly. Others also mention they've taken swatches and somehow put them on the lipsticks? I'm going to have to experiment to find my perfect storage solution.
Here's a pic, it holds 24 lipsticks (I might put my glosses in here too) and it's only $7.99:
While I'm there I'll also check out some other organizing opportunities...I don't know why but I love organizing stuff, lol. It's the OCD side of me.
On another note, tonight I'll post a video with my new traincase and how I've been labeling my eyeshadow palettes. Hopefully my internet doesn't act all crazy so I can get this uploaded once and for all. I'm also still editing my hot hepcat look...that video has been giving me problems! I'm aiming to have it up by Monday. I think it's because I always do a full face in my video and usually have to edit out 20 minutes of stuff to make the video the required 10 minutes for you tube. Sometimes I think maybe I'll just do the one eye like everybody else because video editing is dominating my evenings. Or I might just cut out talking and do the speed up feature and voiceover. I'm still experimenting with what works best.
What kind of videos do you guys prefer? Subtitles, voiceover, talking while applying? Let me know so I can get a feel of what I should put out there.
On that note...off to the container store...
Ciao bellas!
7 comments:
- Vanessa said...
I agree with you too about the Fafi collection, they look pretty (packaging and all), but who knows if they will live up to my expectations. I just might come out with a lipstick, lipgloss, and/or a paintpot. The quads don't look all that great in the pictures so I have to swatch 'em. And I am thinking about getting a fafinette doll too!
- January 24, 2008 at 3:01 PM
- Mrs. Lynne said...
Hey sis. For your collection I would try laying them out on the floor instead of the bed because the bed could create more shadow since its soft. Then if you can get a short stool or chair, stand/kneel on it to take an aerial picture of your stash. Depending where your light source is, you should not have any shadows :)
Are you sure you're not a Virgo? Because I'm very OCD on organization. I'm actually surprised I haven't spreadsheeted my stuff yet, lol.
Anyways, I think that voice over is better for your videos because you can be more descriptive in your words vs. having to read long subtitles to get the point across. Plus you can put more emphasis with your voice instead of CAPS, hah.
Have a great day sis!
- January 24, 2008 at 5:51 PM
- d0rksta said...
Hello RenRen! Do you have a tripod? maybe you could use that to take pics of your makeup. And I think you should create videos with one eye and talking because it's easier to explain.
I'm about to add you to my links section (:
- January 24, 2008 at 6:55 PM
- mayaari said...
I love going to the Container Store - it's so difficult to walk out of there without buying something, ya know? For your collection, Lynne's suggestion of laying it out on the floor is a good idea, maybe laying a white/off white towel or something underneath as well. as long as you have a good enough light source there shouldn't be too many shadows.
- January 24, 2008 at 8:27 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
haa haa! I have tagged you! :)
- January 24, 2008 at 11:21 PM
- mandilicious said...
hey!..i read your blog and watch your videos too!..yay!..i don't mind at all..:)i would link you too, however, i'm a loser and i don't know how..:) i don't even know how to pimp my blog.. :( can you teach me how?..hehe..and yezur, FILIPINO- represent!:) i think blogger is dominated mostly by Filipinos. if not, by Asian ladies..hehe..
- January 25, 2008 at 1:21 AM
- said...
oh hun, a $250 budget on fafi?? i think not. just the paint pots alone will cost a tad bit. i wanna cry so bad because i was gonna put $500 away with this paycheck that i got today & guess what?? my job shorted my check $700 dollars :( i am so sick to the stomach right now.
- January 25, 2008 at 7:13 AM


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After the fire that destroyed four businesses Friday on Lake Placid's Station Street, what can we say that hasn't been said a million times before? As writers and journalists, we try to avoid cliches and repetition, but sometimes – especially when you're stunned by bad news – all you can manage to choke out is the obvious.
That's not a bad thing because those words, cliche or not, are true and are usually appreciated by the people who need to hear them – who feel better to know that a large portion of the community is sorry for their plight and supports them and is rooting for them.
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We, like everyone else in this area, are so sorry for the losses of these business owners. Our thoughts and prayers are with them at this time.
Also, we are eternally grateful for local emergency personnel: fire, rescue, police, municipal crews, etc. The fire call went shortly after midnight, and with temperatures close to 20 below zero, dozens of firefighters from 11 departments – mostly unpaid volunteers – jumped into action. Some from the farthest away, like Tupper Lake and Keeseville, were called off en route, but nine departments from as far away as 20 miles fought the blaze in shifts, swapping out for those who got encrusted in ice. It was gruelling, but because of their good teamwork, no one was injured or had to be treated for frostbite.
Then the Essex County fire investigators had to try to find the cause and origin under a foot of ice.
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These emergency personnel will be honored at a fundraiser from 4 to 8 p.m. today at the Lake Placid Pub and Brewery. (See the story in today's news section.) The event's purpose is also to gather money for the fire victims, through a silent auction and the pub's contribution of $2 per pint to Cake Placid, owned by a mother of two with big bills and no income since the bakery burned.
Other events have already sprung up, dedicated to the same cause: a Zumba fitness dance class Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the St. Agnes School gym, and the I Love Local Eats Cooking Series event Feb. 13 at the Shipman Youth Center.
Joe and Jan Moore, who own Placid Boatworks and the burned building, are being magnanimous in asking that donors give to one of their tenants, Rick's Taxi, rather than to them. That kindness will surely be repaid sometime.
We urge people to contribute to the cause of helping rebuild these businesses, and when they're ready to hang out that "open" sign again, they'll find strong support here at the Enterprise and Lake Placid News.
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