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Senior talent on display
By Elizabeth Ygartua, Special to the Citizen 07/06/12
From behind a sparkling silver curtain June 30 emerged Eileen Grant in a red jacket and black fedora, her left hand gloved in silver, dancing and swinging her hips to Michael Jackson's "Bad," while fellow residents of the Emeritus at Deep Run retirement home and community members laughed and clapped.
Grant and other residents, volunteers and community members were participating in the first national Bring Your Talent contest, hosted by Emeritus Senior Living and part of elder care expert Dr. Marion Somers' tour with the 3in4 Association, a non-profit organization working to increase awareness about the planning for long-term care. The 50 city tour will end July 25 in Phoenix, A.Z. and the contest winner will be chosen from all the video submissions and taped tour stops by Aug. 13. The winner could receive a year of free rent or one of 11 week-long stays at an Emeritus community.
Grant was born in 1928 in Brooklyn, N.Y. as Eileen O'Connor, the third-oldest of 10 children in an Irish family. During World War II she traveled with other dancers and comedians and pros such as Mel Brooks and Eddie Fisher entertaining the troops.
"I loved it. I was doing it from the time I was this high," Grant said, lowering her hand toward the floor. "If you're a performer, you're born a performer."
Grant's daughter, Shelley Damion, who attended the show last week but sat on the side so as to not to be a distraction, said she hoped her mother would win.
"She's always been the most entertaining, even at parties," Damion said. "She choreographed my high school production of 'Bye Bye Birdie.' I think it was the best one we had ... I wasn't in it."
Every Friday, Grant, who is a memory care patient, practices ballroom dancing with instructor Phyllis Harris, who helped co-choreograph her dance.
"It's really exciting to see them come out of their shells," Harris said. "It's hard to watch them get older. . . She comes down when she feels like it."
Harris was supposed to perform with Grant the day of the show, but because other entries dropped out, Grant had to perform before Harris had arrived. Filling in for Harris was Nick Nevi, the life enrichment assistant at Emeritus, and one of Grant's biggest fans.
"She's got spunk," he said the day before the contest. "She's very talented. She's my hopeful. I know she could really knock the house down. . . She deserves one year rent free."
Nevi said he hoped that if she didn't win, that one of the other Deep Run residents would.
"When our residents do what they love it, rejuvenates them," he said. "I really admire our residents for doing this."
The Thursday before the contest, Harris and Nevi made a video music video of Grant's performance in case she got nervous the day of or resisted because of her memory.
Private duty caregiver Demetra White said she had seen the end of the videotaping.
"When I saw her get up and these moves, she seemed so much younger, " White said. "My mouth was just open. If she doesn't win, I'll be surprised."
During the practice, Grant pulled White onto the dance floor despite White's protests. By then, Grant had kicked off her shoes and was dancing barefoot with free-style moves, something White said Grant usually did.
Old photos of Grant dancing and acting in the 1940s lined the walls of the dining room, where the stage was set for the performance on Saturday. In one or two, Grant's bare feet could be seen. Grant said she had learned to dance after attending dances with soldiers on Governors Island, where her older sister had a job.
"It was the kind of music where we'd go dancing and the gentleman would swing me over his head, around his back and between his legs," she said. "I was young and had a wonderful time. . . It's been a lot of years, but I had a wonderful life. I loved the life I lived. Isn't that a song?"
In her opening speech Saturday, Somers introduced herself as a girl from a rough neighborhood in East Harlem, N.Y., who grew up in a five-story walk-up filled with seniors. Somers said that there was always something to learn from her elders, especially how to live.
"You don't get to be 80, 90, or 100 years old without knowing how to live," she said.
On a trip to China, Somers met a 104-year-old woman who she asked to share with her one thing she'd learned. The woman responded, "Don't let the bastards get you down."
"I asked the interpreter what she meant," Somers said. "What she meant was, your husbands and kids are going to do what they're going to do, just do what you can do."
Having a balanced and steady approach to addressing long-term care is key, as it is to addressing life, she said.
"I like to say that I have been blessed living with seniors," Somers said. "I live a very blessed life because I've learned not to get obsessed about the nonsense stuff, and when you think about it, most of it is nonsense."
Somers went on to emphasize that everyone is a caregiver at some time in his or her life, whether it is for a little sister or for parents.
"Three in four Americans will need long-term care at sometime in their lives, and we are not ready," Somers said.
Sixteen percent of caregivers die before those for whom they are caring, she said, emphasizing the importance of being organized during the caregiving process. She went through an A-Z list of quick things for care givers to remember; among them: "Trust the elder you're caring for, and trust your basic caregiving instincts," and "Understand that being a caregiver requires patience."
"Talking about elderly care is not a sexy subject, so to remind people is necessary," she said. "Nobody wants to talk about aging or maybe being infirm. It's always over there, another person, but that other person could be you."
Democrat VanValkenburg kicks off Gen. Assembly campaign
By Holly Speck and Hannah Matheson, Capital News Service 02/24/2017 General AssemblyGeneral Assembly 2017
Senior students at Glen Allen High School will get a personal touch when studying elections with their AP government teacher.
That teacher, Schuyler VanValkenburg, recently announced his intention to seek the Democratic nomination for the 72nd District seat in the House of Delegates. If he earns the nomination, he will run against Del. Jimmie Massie, R-Henrico, who has been unopposed for 10 years.
VanValkenburg, a 2004 University of Richmond alumnus who majored in history, is running for office for the first time. Although he has lived in Richmond since he began his undergraduate studies, aside from one year spent in Seattle, he said he never felt it was his time to run. > Read more.
Construction begins on JA Finance Park at Libbie Mill
School and business leaders from around the region, including (pictured, from left) Simon Hodges of Dominion Resources, Daphne Swanso(president of Junior Achievement of Central Virginia) and Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas, gathered at Libbie Mill Library Feb. 23 for the Junior Achievement Finance Park construction kickoff. > Read more.
Assembly poised to OK state budget on Friday
By Amelia Heymann, Capital News Service 02/24/2017 General AssemblyGeneral Assembly 2017
Finishing a day early, House and Senate negotiators agreed on a budget Wednesday that includes employee pay raises and more money for K-12 education and mental health.
The negotiators presented their budget to their fellow lawmakers in time for the required 48-hour review, which could be completed by Friday night with a chance to adjourn their 2017 session before Saturday's target date.
Republican leaders in the House and Senate praised the spending plan's conservative fiscal policies. > Read more.
Section of Charles City Road to close beginning Feb. 26
Citizen Staff Reports 02/24/2017 GovernmentTransportation
A section of Charles City Road, from Lewis Road to South Airport Drive, will be closed beginning Sunday, Feb. 26 as part of a project to widen and improve the road.
The Henrico County Department of Public Works expects the closure to last for a few weeks.
Westbound traffic on Charles City will be detoured around the work zone by way of South Airport, Seven Hills Boulevard and Laburnum Avenue. > Read more.
ACLU urges McAuliffe to veto anti-immigration bills
By Rodrigo Arriaza and Maura Mazurowski, Capital News Service 02/24/2017 General AssemblyGeneral Assembly 2017
Officials with the American Civil Liberties Union called on Gov. Terry McAuliffe on Wednesday to veto Republican-backed legislation banning local governments in Virginia from designating themselves as sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants. They also said they plan to fight federal and state policies that they believe violate immigrants' rights.
At a news conference, representatives of the ACLU of Virginia and other civil rights organizations criticized anti-immigrant measures passed by the General Assembly. They also condemned the recent spike in deportation raids on immigrant communities in Virginia by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as President Donald Trump's recent executive order banning immigrants from seven mostly Muslim countries. > Read more.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
Richmond International Raceway's 13th annual Community Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled from Dec. 6 to Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., due to inclement weather expected on the original date.
Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
Given the warm weather lately, Saturday's RVA Polar Plunge Winter Fest, benefiting Special Olympics Virginia, might actually be enjoyable! Other weekend events you're sure to enjoy include the 14th annual Richmond Kids Expo at the Richmond Raceway Complex, the Richmond Symphony and The Taters in concert at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, and the Richmond Ballet Minds in Motion Team XXL performing at the Henrico Theatre. This is also the last weekend to check out HATTheatre's production of "Bill W. and Dr. Bob." For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Acai berries are often touted by the health product industry for their anti-aging and skin care properties. Some manufacturers use acai berries in cosmetics and beauty products because they are full of antioxidants. Japanese skin care brand Organique will release a new acai skin balm which can be used all over the body.
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Canucks Army GDT #7 - Canucks @ Flyers
Dimitri Filipovic
October 15 2013 01:29PM
Paul Holmgren makes the NHL a funner place.
The Canucks have embarked on their 7 game road trip, which kicks off tonight in the city of Brotherly Love. Thus far this season they've done a good job of taking care of business against subpar teams, but have had some serious trouble with teams that are, you know, competent.
Fortunately for them the Flyers, with a 1-5 record on the year, are an absolute mess at the moment. They replaced their coach last week, squeeked out their only win of the season thus far against the lowly Panthers, and then promptly lost 2 in a row (including a walloping at the hands of the Red Wings). They're missing 2 of their top 6 forwards, Luke Schenn is on their top defensive pairing, and their starting goaltender is Steve Mason. Just remember that when you complain as a Canucks fan..
Considering the way their last 2 games have gone, and what lies ahead on this upcoming road trip, getting back on track in this one would be awfully nice.
Puck Drop: 4 PM PST
TV: Rogers Sportsnet Pacific
Jordan Schroeder will play for #canucks tonight.— Dan Murphy (@sportsnetmurph) October 15, 2013
There's some changes in the lineup for the Canucks in advance of this game, as they're finally starting to resemble the team that we figured we'd see back in the preseason. Jordan Schroeder, after just 1 practice with the team, is set to make his 2013-14 season debut following a foot injury sustained in the preseason. At least initially, it's expected that he'll fill Zac Dalpe's roll as the 4th line centre, but I'd expect him to quickly jump up to the 3rd line (which would in turn bump Brad Richardson down to the unenviable 4th line gig between Tom Sestito and Dale Weise).
If that's the case, then we can expect the lines to look something like:
L1: Daniel Sedin - Henrik Sedin - Mike Santorelli
L2: Chris Higgins - Ryan Kesler - Jannik Hansen
L3: David Booth - Jordan Schroeder - Zack Kassian
L4: Tom Sestito - Brad Richardson - Dale Weise
On defense, Alex Edler will be serving the 2nd game of his 3 game suspension, meaning that we'll see the same pairings as Saturday night. Hopefully Dan Hamhuis doesn't have a few drinks before tonight's game. He's going to get better soon.. right?
According to DailyFaceoff, the Flyers lineup will look something like this:
Interesting. Obviously the Flyers are missing two big pieces up front in Vinny Lecavalier and Scott Hartnell, but still, that's an ugly team. Only the Buffalo Sabres are scoring fewer goals per game than the Flyers (1.33), which probably has a lot to do with the fact that their best player Claude Giroux has 1 measly assist on the season. They've still got some talent in that lineup, and really should be able to generate more offense than they have thus far, but have been an absolute trainwreck all the way around this season.
Somehow their lone bright spot has been Steve Mason, who has looked good in a very limited sample of 4 games. He's an impending RFA this summer, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that he strings together a few more good starts prompting the Flyers to throw a bunch of money his way. That would be fun. And it would be very Philadelphia Flyers-ish of them; I'm so glad they're around, because for a hockey fan that's following along from a distance, they truly do make the NHL a better place.
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- Tale of the Tape for tonight's game. [via CDC]
- The Canucks are hoping that this 7-game trip will help them find their identity. [via Brad Ziemer]
- The Vancouver Canucks count scoring chances, just like we do. [via Ben Kuzma]
- A breakdown of the shorthanded goal by Lars Eller from Saturday night. [via Pass it to Bulis]
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Teodoro Vidal Collection of Puerto Rican History
Explore Puerto Rico's history, from the 16th to the 20th centuries, through the eyes of collector Teodoro Vidal. Vidal captured the island's history by collecting thousands of objects. Over 80 artifacts are featured here.
"Teodoro Vidal Collection of Puerto Rican History - Introduction" showing 1 items.
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- The pava is the traditional hat used by sugar cane cutters, coffee pickers, and other agricultural workers. It is emblematic of the jíbaro (a Puerto Rican from the countryside) and the rustic traditions of the island's folkways. The pava is so closely associated with the notion of authentic Puerto Rican culture that when Luis Muñoz Marín founded the Popular Democratic Party (PDP) in 1938, the party adopted the pava, as its symbol.
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- 20th century
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- 1997.0097.1036.002
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Teen Violence: Fight the Good Fight
The Orthodox Christian Teen Video Series addresses issues that young people are facing daily. Teen Violence: Fight the Good Fight is the third video to be released in this series. The video comes with a resource book that has information about teen violence as well as sessions to use with young people.
Sexual Purity and Healthy Relationships
The Archdiocese Department of Youth and Young Adult Ministries is pleased to announce the release of the second installment of the Orthodox Teen Video Series. This video, Sexual Purity: Purity of Mind, Body, and Soul addresses the topic of teen sexuality from an Orthodox perspective. In an increasingly promiscuous society this video, along with the accompanying resource manual, serves as an invaluable tool that will help our Orthodox young people deal with this difficult subject.
Substance Abuse: Our Kids Are Not Immune
Substance Abuse: Our Kids Are Not Immune is the most current youth ministry resource which approaches the issue of drug and alcohol abuse from an Orthodox perspective. Loaded with Scriptural, Patristic and contemporary references, this video identifies some of the dangers inherent to drug use, while at the same time promoting a healthy, Christian lifestyle.
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Found 6 Mentors.
Mentor In: Italian
Why I want to be mentor: I love to teach and often go to my mentors for tune ups
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Tip: Simple is best
Mentor In: Italian
Why I want to be mentor: Taking my classes and teaching beyond Florence to those that cannnot come here!
Lesson Learned: My Italian mother-in-law taught me to spend more time shopping and less cooking. Fresh quality ingredients need little done to them.
Tip: Always put the garlic in cold oil, then turn on the heat. Burnt Garlic is horrible and you should throw everything away and start over.
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Why I want to be mentor: I'd like to share what I learn and continue to learn by talking to others.
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|National guardsmen complete the remodel work at Potter's Pond to accommodate horsemen.
Campers with horses have four new reservable campsites at Potters Ponds. The campsites became accessible this week after the 1457th Engineering Battalion of the Utah National Guard established a crossing of the stream at Potters Canyon. Guardsmen from all over Utah contributed hundreds of hours to the project. Utah's dedicated hunters had already volunteered 192 hours of labor to fabricate and install horse tie stalls near each of the new campsites.
In order to reserve the equestrian campsites, people should call 1-877-444-6777 or go online at www.reserveusa.com. If campsites are not reserved, they will be opened up to the camping public on a first-come, first-serve basis. To be assured of a campsite with horse stalls, people need to make a reservation.
|Several groups work on the four horse campsites at Potters Pond.
Funding for the project was provided through a Congressional appropriation for projects implemented during the Centennial of the national Forest Service this year. Money was awarded in a competitive process within the forest service.
The Manti Forest Preserve was designated in 1903. In 1905 the United States Forest Service was established and forest preserves became national forests.
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Skip to comments.Scale of Serbian Cluster Bomb Problem Revealed for First Time
Posted on 03/11/2009 5:32:33 AM PDT by Ravnagora
Press release
Tuesday, March 10, 2009.
(Belgrade, 10. March 2009) Ten years after the NATO bombing of Serbia, unexploded cluster munitions still represent a deadly threat to tens of thousands of people living in 16 municipalities in Serbia. A survey implemented by Norwegian Peoples Aid for the first time details the scope of the impact of cluster bombs in the country. The results of the survey were presented at a press conference in Belgrade today.
Regional Director of NPA in southeast Europe Emil Jeremic explained that with the comprehensive survey Serbia now has a tool for solving the problems of cluster contamination in affected communities. Serbia should sign t he Convention on Cluster Munitions that would open the door for support to clearance and victims assistance and uphold their earlier committment to the Oslo process to ban this indiscriminate weapon.
Cluster bombs were used in 105 deployment zones during the NATO intervention in 1999. Four types of sub-munitions were used, the total number of sub-munitions dropped was around 37,000 and of these, an estimated 2,500 are left unexploded in the ground. Immediately after the bombing Serb military forces undertook surface clearance in a number of areas, but no data is available on this clearance. Since then humanitarian clearance has been undertaken in around 4 km2 with around 250 unexploded submunitions cleared.
The total suspected hazard area covers 30.7 km2 in 16 municipalities, an area around the size of New Belgrade. Accidents recorded to date have resulted in 191 victims, 31 fatal and 160 suffering injuries. More than 88,000 people live close to hazard areas in 28 local communities.
Serbia was not only participating but was a leader in the process to ban cluster bombs, especially on issues related to securing better lives and livelihoods for survivors, their families and all those affected, said Dejan Dikic a civilian victim of cluster munitions who lives in Nis and has been a prominent advocate for the global ban. Too many people have been killed or injured already by cluster munitions. We do not want to see any more victims from these weapons and the only way to prevent this is by signing the treaty and clearing the land.
Characteristics of the contaminated areas made inaccessible for productive use indicate significant and va ried socio-economic impacts of cluster contamination in Serbia: 33% of the contaminated area is agricultural land, around 20% is hampering the reconstruction of settlement infrastructure and utilities, 14% of contaminated land is preventing reconstruction of housing units, whereas in 9% of the areas development of tourism is hindered by cluster contamination, and 8% blocks exploitation and maintenance of forests.
We see the same pattern of harm from cluster bombs in Serbia as we have seen in conflict after conflict around the world. They are indiscriminate when they are dropped and keep on killing for years afterwards. This is why most of the world has banned them and why the weapons will soon become a thing of the past. Serbia needs to choose whether it wants to live in the past or look to the future, said Thomas Nash, Coordinator of the Cluster Munition Coalition.
The predicted area for clearance of cluster munitions in Serbia is 15 km2. Clearance of contaminated areas is the only solution to the problem and will remove the risk posed by cluster munitions to the population in currently affected communities, and return inaccessible land to productive use. The majority of contaminated areas are found in southern and central parts of Serbia, in municipalities that are among the poorest in the country.
The survey project has been funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was implemented as a regional project involving the NPA humanitarian mine action programme in Bosnia and Herzegovina, NPA regional office for southeast Europe in Belgrade, and the Serbian Mine Action Centre.
Notes to editors:
Types of submunitions used are: US manufactured BLU 97; UK manufactured MK 1 and MK 4 (also known as BL755) and US manufactured MK 118.
Contact persons:
Emil Jeremic, Regional Director NPA southeast Europe, mobile +381 63 37 47 75
Per Nergaard, Head, Mine Action Department, NPA Head Office, mobile: +47 90 98 03 11
Thomas Nash, Co-ordinator Cluster Munition Coalition, mobile +44 77 11 92 67 30
Simple math (using these stats) says that roughly 10% of bomblets did not explode after dispersal. I wonder if that is 'usual and customary'?
I also wonder of the estimated total of 2500 is akin to the estimated number of civilian deaths in Iraq (caused by coalition forces' actions).
Clintoon's fault!
Clinton lied and Serb civilians are still dying.
To clarify: The photo was included by me to "visually" describe the act of "cluster bombing" an area. The land in the photo is not Serbian land to my knowledge.
One of the requests that ex Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic made while still alive and in the Hague, was that Clinton be called to appear and be cross-examined at the War Tribunal.
It looks like one of the tests run on the B-1. The T-38 chasing the B-1 indicates that it's not a combat mission. The T-38 is a trainer and not a combat plane.
The Bible teaches us we Reap what we sow,too bad our leaders are reading the Quran.
This was planned as soon as Russia fell on her knees and Germany was raised from the dead. The German plan for Serbs was installed during the original new world order. The copy new world order liked his plan and adopted it. Much like the NAZI scientists, doctors and engineers "civilized nations" adopted after WII.
Serbs do not matter and are expendable when it comes to the interests of Germany and the West, including the East. They are a small fish and do not matter. Always have been and always will be.
There have been more empires and powerful nations that have rolled through Serbia than damn near any place on earth. They love the sea, the women, the silver mines, the coal but only if they can just get rid of those pesky Serbs who are a strong people and refuse to fall in line with people that do not have their best interests in mind.
The only hope for Serbs is God.
Also, that T-38 flying chase clearly indicates it's a test bombing not a combat mission.
And yes, that is my final answer.
At first we were confused. The East thought that we were West while the West considered us to be East. Some of us misunderstood our place in the clash of currents so they cried that we belong to neither side and others that we belong exclusively to one side or the other. But I tell you Ireneus, we are doomed by fate to be the East in the West and the West in the East, to acknowledge only heavenly Jerusalem beyond us and here on earth--no one. St. Sava to Irenaeus 13th Century
See Post 5: The original poster clearly identifies the photo as NOT being over Serbia.
The original poster expressed some uncertainty. I confirmed that "his knowledge" is, in fact, correct.
Blame vile NATO and vile Bill Clinton. Europe had in for the Serbs. Their punishment in Albania and Kosovo criminal gangs plaguing the UK, Holland and other nations. Terminally naive. Europe the land of the naive fools (on Islam at least)
Actually he says "to the best of his knowledge". That's why I posted my reply - as did several other people who understood what he was saying.
To be clear, my whole point is, cluster bomb shmuster bomb. NATO countries couldn't care less because they were never about justice in the first place. Why would they care now?
This kind of stuff has been going on since time began. It's just that the arrogance of these politicians makes them think they actually invented something new.
And I agree. And when you posted "The only hope for Serbs is God", it reminded me of that quote from St. Sava that I thought that I'd share.
I clarified in post #5 in this thread that I used the photo I found as a "visual" depiction of what cluster bombing looks like. It was not intended to depict the actual bombing of Serbia, but it certainly represents the act of bombing.
I don't know if there are actual arial photos of the bombing of Serbia. There are certainly photos taken on the ground after the fact. And the 1999 bombing was a 78 day bombing campaign.
How brave to bomb from the sky!
I think that this one simple truth applies to all of us.
What still amazes me, no matter how many times it shows itself, is the extent to which people have lost their fear of God.
The bombing of Serbia in 1999 coincided, I believe, with the 50th anniversary of NATO.
What a lovely way to celebrate and to "prove" one's viability as an organization.
2) If you intend any disrespect to the men and women of the United States Air Force, you're perfectly welcome to fuck yourself.
If you intend any disrespect to the men and women of the United States Air Force, you're perfectly welcome to fuck yourself.
I do not intend, nor will ever intend, any disrespect to the men and women of the United States Air Force. As a matter of fact, I've written extensively about the USAF, and ALWAYS with respect. There is nothing in my posting that reflects disrespect on any level.
Most ironically, it has been members of the United States Air Force who have publicly spoken out in defense of the Serbs and just how good an ally they have been to America through the years.
Thank you for your sentiments. I will take the high road.
How brave to bomb from the sky!
Now ... I can't read your mind, only your words as printed on a computer screen. In context, that appears (to me) to be a snide, sarcastic, backhanded slap implying that USAF are cowards. It is the sort of thing I expect to see (having seen it many times) from stinking, unwashed, communist hippies who haven't a clue as to the meaning or nature of courage and honour.
Please clarify exactly what you meant by that comment.
Now that I know what you are referring to, I completely understand why you made the comment that you did. On the surface, you are right - my comment "How brave to bomb from the sky!" WAS sarcastic and intended as such. I'm glad that you're giving me an opportunity to clarify, because I can certainly see how that can be taken as an insult to the USAF.
I assure you that my comment was not meant as an affront to the USAF and I apologize if it was interpreted that way. I was directing my comment to the politicians and policy makers who issued the directive to bomb from the sky, as opposed to sending ground troops in to fight face to face with the Serbs. My comment was directed at NATO, not the USAF.
Bombing a country and a people, including the civilians, from the sky is not a brave act as it was carried out in March 1999 against Serbia. I hope you understand what I'm saying. These "bombers" were attacking "easy targets" and they weren't faced with an opposing air force, such as when the U.S. or the Allies faced the German air force "face to face" in the sky in WWII. There's a difference, at least from this civilian's perspective. Please help me understand how it could be considered "courageous" (and I mean that sincerely, without sarcasm.)
For me, in the context of the bombing campaign against Serbia in 1999, it was the Serbs on the ground, both the military and the civilians, who were the courageous ones.
I hope you understand. And I agree with you 100 percent about those people who disparage the U.S. Military as being critics who have no clue about the meaning or nature of courage and honour. I feel that same way about those who disparage Law Enforcement Officers as well.
I think this is an important discussion. Thanks for the opportunity. It was extremely difficult for this American to reconcile what was happening in 1999, being a person who felt loyal to BOTH sides of that conflict. Talk about being "torn"...
Briefly, a bomber force faces two threats from the enemy: interceptors, and AAA/SAMS. There may not be the "face to face combat" of WWI (which was already disappearing in WWII), but that doesn't mean it isn't real combat with two sides doing their best to kill each other. A modern air defense network (even without interceptors) is lethal. If its operators are competent, anyway.
When He sent His Son He sent Him as a servant. The next time He comes He will come as Master. At that point the time for forgiveness will be over. All the works of men will be revealed. Then He will teach us what true justice, power and authority really is.
What kind of asinine reply is that?
"Also on the 5 th of May 1995 , in a meeting with the United Nations Special Envoy Yasushi Akashi, Milan Martić stated, in response to Yasushi Akashi's condemnation of the attacks, that " [ h ] ad I not ordered the rocket attacks [ . ] they would have continued to bomb our cities". Milan Martić then proceeded to threaten to resume the attacks if their conditions were not met. Milan Martić spoke of "massive rocket attacks on Zagreb which would leave 100,000 people dead.""
"How brave to bomb from the sky!"
I guess subterranean bombing would have been preferable.
Where is that archaeological evidence I asked you to produce or are going to continually chicken out?
Serbs deny Srebrenica with all those pictures and even video, yet you expect me to try to convince you with archeological evidence that your 'Jerusalem' was inhabited by Albanians long before you were chased out of Carpathian Mountains /Russia.
Where did the Albanians come from? Tell us, it's easier that way.
So, when are you going to produce it?
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Cool studio between Santos&Alcânta at a 2nd floor of a renovated building (no lift). Good public transport possibilities and less 5' walking to the train to Estoril et Cascais .Museums at short walking distance. In this shiny studio you will find all you will need during your stay: quilts, several sheets and towels and pillows and a equiped kitchen with natural light and view to a garden. The 2 beds (1 double:1,40x2,00 and 1 single: 0,90x1,90) have mattress and mattress topper which made them very comfortable.
The 2 staircases of the building can be difficult for senior people or reduced medical fitness.
A full equipped studio with all you need for your stay, short or longer: washing machine, oven, freezer, all kitchen staffs, hair dryer, radio with usb entry and cd, 2 heaters, linen bed, towels,etc. Wireless internet at high speed is totally free and also cable tv with more than 100 channels.
You can also rent this studio for long stays.
The neighborhood is nice and peaceful and you can, at a walking distance, reach some museums (Museu do Oriente, Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga), restaurants and shops where to buy bread or fruits, or having great views from the city and the river. There is also a hospital nearby (Cuf Infante Santo). The station's train to Estoril and Cascais (Alcântara Gare) is at less than 15' walking and also Docas, a nice marine to see the river while you eat or drink a glace of wine in the afternoon.
Several bus and tramways at short walking distance to downtown and Belém. Train to Estoril and Cascais at less than 15' walking.
How to reach the studio:
A) By táxi +/- 15€ (tell the driver to left you at the corner of RUA DAS NECESSIDADES with TRAVESSA DO TESOURO (just before Necessidades palace). Up 5 meters of Travessa do Tesouro and Beco do Funileiro is at your right (you will see a few steps and a rose building).
B) By public transports:
Several options from Lisbon From airport:
1) Take the CARRIS BUS 783 direction AMOREIRAS and stop at MARQUÊS DE POMBAL. Then take the CARRIS BUS 727 direction RESTELO and stop at PRAÇA DA ARMADA. Once there you must walk up RAMPA DAS NECESSIDADES until RUA DAS NECESSIDADES then TRAVESSA DO TESOURO will be just in front . BECO DO FUNILEIRO is 10 meters at the right side of TRAVESSA DO TESOURO.
2) You can also take «Aerobus» at airport (3,15€) and stop at CAIS DO SODRÉ. At the street take tramway 15E direction ALGÉS and stop at INFANTE SANTO. Climb the INFANTO SANTO avenue until RUA DO SACRAMENTO A ALCÂNTARA and at your left side takeTRAVESSA DO SACRAMENTO A ALCÂNTARA. Then, at your left, after CUF INFANTE SANTO HOSPITAL, take RUA DAS NECESSIDADES and at the corner TRAVESSA DO TESOURO. 10 meters after at your right you will see the building at BECO DO FUNILEIRO .
3) Take the metro until SALDANHA station. Leave the subway station and at PRAÇA DO SALDANHA take the bus 738 (direction A.S. AMARO) and leave it at COVA DA MOURA stop. Walk down, turn at your right at RUA DO EMBAIXADOR TEIXEIRA SAMPAIO until LARGO DO RILVAS. THEN walk DOWN by TRAVESSA DO TESOURO and you will see the building rose on your left side after a few steps.
From Gare do Orient or Santa Apolónia railway station:
Take the bus (CARRIS 728 Portela Av. Descobrimentos - Restelo Av. Descobrimentos) at Gare do Oriente station. Stop at Av. Infante Santo. Then you go up Av Infante Santo, turn at your second left (Rua do Sacramento a Alcântara) then first right (Travessa do Sacramento a Alcântara) and then left (Rua das Necessidades) until you find Travessa do Tesouro. Walk up 10 meters of Travessa do Tesouro and at your right you will find Beco do Funileiro and the building rose is there. The apartment is at the number 14 2º dto. You will take more or less 10' walking from the bus stop to the building. There are other options but this one is the most directly.
You have several buses and tramways nearby to downtown, old neighbourhoods, Belém and also trains to Estoril, Cascais and Sintra.
The 2 staircases of the building can be difficult for senior people or reduced medical fitness.
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Nice apartment, Nice area, but noisy neighbours, and bed small and hard.
it was wonderful short holidays in lisbon. in the small and clean flat of maria with this nice fiew over the bridge and the old city ,beside a little park. You can relax after a long turn through the city.From this place its not fare away to come in all areas which are important fore us to see,like belehm or the port,some museums ...Next time we will stay longer
little nice and clean apartment. very convenient location close to the old center. I recommend
Todo genial, el apartamento muy bonito y cómodo.
All it's ok,the apartment is beautiful and confortable.
Tutto bene,il apartamento e bellissimo e molto comodo.
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Please note that these plans are a work in progress. They will be revised, assessed, and re-piloted over the next two years.
Grade Level: 6th Grade
Subject/Topic Areas: Science and Health
Key Words: Asthma, Respiratory System, Veterinarian
Teachers: Christine Strattman and Christine Snow
Time Frame: 6 week unit to be piloted Fall 2010
School District: Indianapolis Public Schools
Schools: Rousseau McClellan Montessori School #91 and Center for Inquiry at School #2
Brief Summary of Unit:
Students will work in cooperative groups to explore similarities and differences between human and horse anatomies. They will complete a WebQuest that prompts them to examine human and equine respiratory systems and other body systems, cell structure, asthma, and heaves, a condition in horses similar to asthma in humans. As their final task in the WebQuest, students will create an original public service announcement. They will work in cooperative groups to research and propose a solution aimed towards solving a problem relating to heaves in horses or asthma in humans. Students will present their problem and solution in a 30-second public service that they write, film, and edit using Flip video cameras and iMovie software or comparable.
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Key Vocabulary - Student created word bank
2010 Pilot
Well in advance to beginning this unit, the teacher will need to plan a field trip to a stable for Day 5 and plan to have a visit from a large animal veterinarian or a veterinarian who is knowledgeable about heaves on Day 18.
Optional pre-test may be given before Day 1.
During research times students should be able to share and discuss their findings with a partner or small group. By Day 17 of the WebQuest students will work in cooperative groups of 4 or 5 students per group that should be establish in advance.
Day 1: Engage-The Mystery Cough- Task I
Days 2-4: Explore-Haley's Comet had Heaves-Task II
Day 5: Explore and Explain-Field Trip to Stable
Days 6-10: Engage, Explore, Explain- Asthma Inquiry and the Respiratory System- Task III
Days 11-12: Explore- Slides, Cells, and Organelles- Task IV
Days 13-15: Explore and Explain- The ORGAN Trail- Task V
Day 16: Explore- How do horses help people?- Task VI
Days 17-22: Explore, Explain, Elaborate- How to Help Haley's Comet and Night Mare? Task VII
WebQuest: Haley's Comet has a Cough
Teacher will introduce "Haley's Comet has a Cough" WebQuest. Students will read the first two scenarios in Step I about Haley's Comet and his mother, Night Mare, who both suffer from the same respiratory condition (heaves), brought on by two different sources.
Allow students to use the books about horses for this part of their research, but do not allow access to any books specifically about asthma, heaves, or the respiratory system at this time to so that students may make these discoveries on their own. They will then use the links in Step I of the WebQuest, the horse books, the Internet, and other resources to try to learn more about horses and diagnose the horses' conditions.
Notebook – Teachers will guide students in setting up their notebook for the unit.
Begin with Title Page, then Table of Contents, followed by pages 1 - 4 for Word Bank, pages 5 and 6 (side by side) should be titled Concept Map, and pages 7 and 8 should be I Wonders.
Optional extension: Begin reading one of the following three books that have been chosen to correlate with 6th grade Language Arts and Social Studies Standards:
Horse Tales by June Crebbin, a collection of stories about horses including excerpts from novels, mythology and folklore from around the world. (Reading level Grades 4-8)
Blood Red Horse by K.M. Grant. Historical fiction about the Crusades, a young man's coming of age, loyalty, honor and a beloved red horse. (Reading level Grades 5-9)
All my Patients have Tales: Favorite Stories from a Vets Practice, by D.V.M Jeff Wells. Thirty-six heart-felt and laugh out-loud stories written by a vet who treated everything from circus animals to miniature pigs. Includes many dog, cat and horse anecdotes. (Reading level Grades 6-12)
As students investigate the causes of the horses' coughs, some students may discover that the condition is known as heaves. If not, the teacher should guide them towards it without giving it away. It may take a couple of days, but they WILL find it!
After the class has determined that the correct diagnosis is heaves, they may continue with Step II of the WebQuest. Provide students ample time to explore the websites to learn more about heaves and gain a greater appreciation of horses.
While students are doing their research the teacher should place three charts on the wall. One labeled "Word Bank", one labeled "Concept Map" and one labeled "I Wonder."
The teacher will ask students to contribute words to the word bank. The teacher will write them on the word bank chart in red while students copy them into page 1 of their notebooks.
Teacher will also begin the concept map with the class, the big concept being
"Horses." The teacher will add the students' suggestions from the word bank and students add from word bank or other concepts about what they learned in red. Students will copy this into page 5 of their notebooks.
Teacher should ask students if they have any questions about what they've learned and write them on the "I Wonder" chart in red. Students will copy them into page 7 of their notebooks.
For the remainder of the unit, the teacher should continue recording students' contributions of words/concepts/questions on the three charts, but use a different color each day while the students continue copying them into their notebooks. Encourage students to add their words or ideas to the classroom charts/lists or to their own notebooks for further class sharing and discussion. Reflections and Quick Writes can be added to the notebooks as needed.
Extension: For the remainder of the unit, students may continue reading the correlating literature book.
(As a result of the horse investigation and research, students will make the connection between horses with heaves and humans that have asthma. As soon as they become aware of this, the teacher should prompt the class to elaborate briefly on that idea. So that the whole class understands the connection between heaves and asthma. The "I Wonders" about asthma will then drive the student inquiries in days 6 – 10.)
Teacher should plan a field trip to a horse stable and have someone talk to the students about health care and maintenance of horses.
Students should have questions ready before they go and take notes while they are there. Guide students to develop higher-level questions to ask at the stable. They should also take pictures/videos.
After the field trip, students should write a reflection in their science notebook which may include new words/ideas to add to charts.
Students will breathe in and out through a straw several times. (This shouldn't be difficult). Discuss the results. Next students will repeat with a coffee stirrer. (This will be very difficult). Discuss and compare the results.
Teacher should lead a discussion about how this relates to asthma and air restriction.
Students use the WebQuest to learn more about asthma. Have books available as well on the subjects of asthma and the respiratory system.
Students should use the WebQuest, and additional books, websites, etc. to define asthma, find causes, triggers, treatments, etc., and find answer to their "I Wonder" questions they generated when they were learning about heaves and horses. Consider building in times for them to share with each other what they have discovered as they move along the various tasks throughout the unit. This will also give the teacher an opportunity to make some formative assessments of understanding and give students who lean toward learning through peer tutoring an opportunity to have their needs met.
Ask volunteers who have asthma to come and talk to the class or maybe some students would be willing to do this.
Invite a doctor or the school nurse to come to the class to talk about asthma. Students should prepare questions in advance and take notes during the visit. Consider building in a time for a discussion of how to come up with appropriate questions for the field trip and guest speakers. This is often a skill that is overlooked.
Students should add a Venn Diagram comparing heaves and asthma to their notebooks.
Students learn about and then create a working model of the lungs to share with the class. This can be a homework assignment or the teacher can have materials available in the room for them to create a model. These materials can be common things that would be around the house or classroom. Classroom should decide on some guidelines/rubric for expectations about what students should include in their models.
Students investigate the major parts and functions of a cell by creating and examining a slide with a cheek cell and one with an onion cell. They will use links on the WebQuest to identify organelles and their function. (Use provided kit and teacher guide.)
Animal cell comparisons – Use provided kit with prepared microscope slides (lesson plan included in teacher's guide) to examine and compare cells from different organs in the human body. Students continue using links from the WebQuest as well. In their notebook, students will draw and label the parts of a plant cell and an animal cell.They will give a short explanation of the function of each part.
(Extension: Students create additional slides of other parts of the body.)
In the next task, students will learn that tissues are composed of cells, and organs are composed of tissues. They will learn about different organs and how they are organized into different body systems. They will follow the directions to complete and present a WANTED poster about their chosen organ.
Through the WebQuest and a visit from a veterinarian, students learn how animals with similar anatomies can help each other. They learn that medicines that have helped animals may in turn be used to help people who suffer from similar ailments and vice versa. Arrange for a visit from a large animal veterinarian to talk about heaves in horses, comparisons of animals and humans, and how animals can help humans, OR visit the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. Students also use links on the WebQuest to learn more about the veterinary profession and how animals help people through clinical trials.
Working in their established cooperative groups, students use information gained from the unit to design a focus question. Their question should be one that leads to an open inquiry investigation on one of the respiratory issues studied in the unit, such as heaves in horses or asthma in humans. From their research, students propose a solution or strategy that people can use to help solve or reduce the effects of the problem on animals or people. Students work together to write, film, and edit a 30-second public service announcement used to create awareness of the problem and solution in a general TV audience. View a variety of short public service announcements with the class to help them understand the task. As a class, design and agree upon a rubric or scoring guide for use in evaluating the projects. The teacher may want to help the students research their problems by helping them find experts in their field to answer questions or even visit them in the classroom. Student groups present their PSA's to the class, and ideally, others beyond the classroom. The teacher may wish to invite back any guest presenters or other interested parties to see their public service announcements.
The project described is supported by a Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) from the Office of Research Infrastructure Programs (ORIP), a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Sasori certainly got the message. However, I doubt he gives two shits about the greater good. He'll only be concerned with regaining his pride, and in this case that means regaining control of his soul.
I agree with you guys on the "speech no jutsu".
Kishi will surely let people fight who can understand each other.
Just curious about who is the counterpart to Deidara. (or Zabuza, Haku.)
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Juan Martin Hernandez will start at fly-half for Racing Métro 92 when they take on Saracens at Stade de la Beaujoire in Nantes on Sunday.
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Replacements: 16 Benkjamin Noirot, 17 Julien Brugnaut, 18 Benjamin Sa, 19 Fabrice Metz, 20 Camille Gerondeau, 21 Jacques Cronje, 22 Mathieu Belie, 23 Olly Barkley.
Saracens: 15 Chris Wyles, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Kelly Brown, 5 Mouritz Botha, 4 Steve Borthwick (c), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Rhys Gill.
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Mako Vunipola, 18 Petrus Du Plessis, 19 George Kruis, 20 Nick Fenton-Wells, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Charlie Hodgson, 23 Duncan Taylor.
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Venue: La Beaujoire, Nantes
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I found a local store in Toronto named SayTea that has a Castleton listed on their site, but it wasn't very specific. Popped into the store today to check it out and things went south from there...
Strike one: They had a hundred different teas on display, all in big clear glass jars.
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At that time, Jesus was casting out a demon that was dumb; when the demon had gone out, the dumb man spoke, and the people marveled. But some of them said, "He casts out demons by Beelzebul, the prince of demons"; while others, to test him, sought from him a sign from heaven. But he, knowing their thoughts, said to them, "Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste, and a divided household falls. And if Satan also is divided against himself, how will his kingdom stand? For you say that I cast out demons by Beelzebul. And if I cast out demons by Beelzebul, by whom do your sons cast them out? Therefore they shall be your judges. But if it is by the finger of God that I cast out demons, then the kingdom of God has come upon you. When a strong man, fully armed, guards his own palace, his goods are in peace; but when one stronger than he assails him and overcomes him, he takes away his armor in which he trusted, and divides his spoil. He who is not with me is against me, and he who does not gather with me scatters."
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Directions to Desert Safari Home
You will be met at the Bawiti bus stand, where we will transport you for free to our hotel. to go from Cairo to Bahariya Oasis, (White Desert Distance: 380 km) -By DIRECT TAXI Call Badri ! A taxi will take you from your hotel- Cost: 400 EGP . -By bus Turgonan Cairo station Departure: At 7am and 8am oclock-Cost: 25 EGP. From El Monib Station Departure at 2pm, 5pm and 6pm. About 5 hours. Rest house at the midle course