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Tuesday, October 2, 2007
We both survived!
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- Patty BennettOctober 2, 2007 at 10:36 PM
Congrats on making it through the day.. I remember that day all too well... now my "baby" is almost 17! yikes. Yes.. time DOES go faster when you have kids!! Enjoy EVERY moment!!! He'll be driving before you know it! PattyReplyDelete
Yay, Carter! He did great, and yes it's worth it. ;)ReplyDelete
what a wonderful new time for you both!! I just started scrapping about 3 years ago and my baby is going to be 18 in 2 weeks. I wish I had started sooner. I have read of people who scan all of their childrens art work and reprint as a small book each year, or who scan as use the pictures in layouts. It is impossible to save it all, but not impossible to save a picture of it all!!! We have saved a few special holiday pieces and still put them up even though my oldest is 27, she still has some preschool and grammer school pieces decorating our holidays!!ReplyDelete
Carter's masterpiece is wonderful! ;) It sounds like Carter is going to do just fine with preschool!ReplyDelete
Glad he did well! This will make it so much easier for you to enjoy yourself!!! Glad you are feeling better too!! -MelissaReplyDelete
Congrats on making it through the first day. I hope the next days were good too.ReplyDelete
Beautiful art work!!
Fabulous use of color! Love the abstract feel of this! Oh...that's Carter's...well, it's still great! Yes, darn it, this interruption in the routine takes some adjusting. It's hard for both of you to get used to change. There will be a lot of change from here on out. I think it's harder on the moms, though, because we feel it in a different way. Time will rush by now, especially when you look back. I know you'll be creating good times to look back on. Oh, dear...my baby's all grown up now, but he's still my baby. No matter what age, they're just as precious to you as the day they were born...sniff, sniff...ReplyDelete
You're just a busy mom!! I can relate! Enjoy it now! They grow up WAY too fast!! :)ReplyDelete
Libby...how are you doing? It has been a while since your last post...hope all is good! Miss my daily dose of your Addiction!ReplyDelete
I'd say you've got a budding artist there!ReplyDelete
Preschool can be a great thing for mom and child. The 12-1 rest time is for the benefit of the preschool not necessarily your child. If after a few weeks your little guy really needs that good nap in the afternoon, feel free to pick him up at 12. You'll still get your 5 hours and have a nice evening to boot. Preschool should not dictate the quality of our home life. Just a thought. Been there done that. Love your creations! Best, Lani
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On my commute home, there are some vistas I especially look forward to, and most all of them include live oak trees. One view from the James Island Connector shows the Ashley River, the marsh, and a row of oaks that, from a distance, resemble a row of calligraphied Roman numerals. Another appears as I approach my neighborhood, a tunnel of trees that—if I've timed it right—fills with filtered sunlight pouring through Spanish moss. Then once home, I'll grab a glass of wine, pull up a chair on the patio, and gaze at our postage-stamp view of the marsh, framed just so by curving oak limbs. Day in and out, I crave these moments and the instant relaxation they provide.
We're blessed with these gorgeous trees throughout the Lowcountry, and as our art director Melinda Smith Monk says, they're the "good bones" of most Charleston gardens. So we thought it appropriate to pay tribute to them in this Garden issue. In the photo essay "Living Legends", Dustin K. Ryan's stunning images convey the strength, beauty, and resilience of these natural wonders. If you've ever placed your palms on the trunk of the centuries-old Angel Oak on John's Island or the grand trees at Middleton Place Plantation, you've felt their powerful resonance. Author Sue Monk Kidd described the experience well in her book Traveling with Pomegranates: "We stand there for a few moments with our hands pressed against the bark, as if to say, Yep, it's a tree, all right, though this could never be perceived as an ordinary tree. I think about all the things that must have gone on around it in 500 years, all the terrible history—slavery, Sherman's army, earthquakes, and hurricanes—but mostly I just feel the enduring beauty of the tree. I actually feel peaceful in its presence."
This spring, after all of our plant-killing cold snaps, I'm especially thankful for live oaks—those on my property and throughout the Lowcountry. And just this morning, while writing this note, I was thrilled to learn that the Lowcountry Open Land Trust reached its fundraising goal, $3.3 million, to purchase an 18-acre parcel adjacent to the Angel Oak. It seems this living legend will continue to enthrall us for generations to come. Kudos to all of the organizations and individuals who stepped up to save it.
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With the purchase of the 18-acre parcel next to the iconic tree, the Angel Oak Preserve aims to "honor the history, health, and traditions of the Angel Oak and John's Island for generations to come," says Lowcountry Open Land Trust executive director Elizabeth Hagood. For more information, visit lolt.org/community-initiatives/angel-oak-preserve.html.
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Like that character 'Mayhem' in a recent insurance company television commercial, life has a way of leaving devastation in its wake. These are times when a lawyer comes in handy.
The Jersey City Free Public Library offers legal information for free through seven monthly workshops, one held at each of the five regional branches, capped at either end with two workshops at the Main Library, given by lawyers from the law firm of Omojola & Associates, P.C.
Omojola & Associates, PC, is a New Jersey general practice law firm, looking to reach out to the community. Its principal attorney, Aderemilekun A. Omojola, is a former Jersey City resident who attended New Jersey City University and Seton Hall Law School. The firm has over 43 years of combined experience, with a team of attorneys eager to give the community the benefit of its legal knowledge by hosting free law workshops open to the public. All workshops are held from 5 to 7 p.m., with refreshments afterward.
Federal Documents Main, 472 Jersey Avenue, (201) 547-4517 Wednesday, October 24
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Each monthly workshop covers three topics – Foreclosure Defense & Bankruptcy (1st hour) and Immigration Law (2nd hour) – with each workshop having a built-in Q&A section after each hour's presentation.
"The law firm of Omojola & Associates is glad to partner with the Jersey City Free Public Library to offer these series of law workshops to the public, and to as many people as would like to learn about their rights and the legal process in different areas of law," said Aderemilekun A. Omojola, Esq.
"We welcome this law firm," said Library Director Priscilla Gardner. "Being well-informed on legal information is so necessary these days, and we thank them for offering to give back to the community through these free workshops."
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Doctor Who invades New York City
Last night I got to meet an incumbent Doctor for the first time ever! And I am still on a high!
The new Doctor Who team started their American invasion last night, with a fantastic event at the NYC branch of the Paley Center for Media called "Who's Next: The New Era of Doctor Who", organized by BBC America. And what a night it was. We got to see, listen to, and meet stars Matt Smith, and Karen Gillan, and all 3 executive producers Steven Moffat, Piers Wenger, and Beth Willis! Oh, and composer Murray Gold was also there!
What a difference BBC America makes!
Doctor Who is on a billboard, on the sides of buses, and there are screenings in major cities throughout the country, featuring Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, and executive producer Steven Moffat. What country is this? It's got to be the UK, right?
WRONG!!!! It's the United States of America!
So what's changed? When the show was relaunched in 2005, and when David Tennant became the Doctor there was nothing. Well, that was when the show was on Sci-Fi. Now it's on BBC America, the show's natural home, and these people just get it! They know that the show can be a huge success - it's already the #1 show on the channel, and want the show to be even bigger!
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Who York Event 3 - The 7th Doctor in NYC! Sunday May 16th, 2010
I can finally announce our 3rd Who York event! We will be welcoming none other than the 7th Doctor - Sylvester McCoy - to NYC at Cafe 50 West on Sunday May 16, 2010 from 6.30pm.
Sylvester played the Doctor on BBC1 from 1987-1989 and reprised the role in the 1996 TV movie, when he regenerated into the 8th Doctor, played by Paul McGann! Sylvester is a fabulous entertainer and always full of wonderful stories, so the evening should be a lot of fun! We'll have interviews, signings and more!
Tickets are $20 and are available now at http://whoyork.com. Sylvester will also be signing, your item or ours, for $20.
Hope to see you there!
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The 8th Doctor and his 'Company of Friends'
To make up for having to miss out on going to meet the man himself at Chicago TARDIS, I settled instead for the pleasure of listening to the recent Big Finish 8th Doctor audio – "The Company of Friends". And a real delight it was too (more details on that below!). While listening to it, I marveled at the breadth of "friends" (or companions) that the 8th Doctor has accumulated, across a wide range of mediums. In fact, all told, it is possible that the 8th Doctor may have had more companions (15, by my rough count) than any other incarnation! This is all the more astonishing given the brevity of his television appearances – about 50-55 minutes of a 90-minute TV movie.
What a great weekend I had at Hurricane Who!
Sorry I've been quiet for a while, but its been a very busy few weeks, with preparations for this week's highly successful first event for Who York - An Evening with Louise Jameson, work, and having a fantastic time this past weekend in Orlando for the inaugural Hurricane Who convention! They've announced year 2 of this convention, and its now a fixture in my calendar, and you would do well to do the same!
A Who York Evening… with Louise Jameson (Leela)!
A few months ago, you may have read my post regarding Who York, and some of DWNY's exciting plans to create Doctor Who events and conventions in New York City. Well, the first of those plans has now come to fruition, with the announcement of the first Who York Event - A Who York Evening with..... Louise Jameson, who played Leela with the 4th Doctor.
The 4th Doctor's Return - A fan's reaction
For many Doctor Who fans, especially those of a certain age (and it still upsets me that I can now use that phrase about myself!), the biggest news of the summer - with the exception of the first pictures of the 11th Doctor - has been the return of Tom Baker to the role that made him a national institution and an icon all over the world. Yes, the 4th Doctor is back - in a 5 part audio adventure called Hornet's Nest from BBC Audio. It's been almost 30 years since the 4th Doctor had a new adventure. 30 years since those wonderful warm and throaty tones have been part of a new Doctor Who story.
10 Reasons YOU Should be Going to Hurricane Who
We are now less than 2 months away from a brand new convention on the East Coast - Hurricane Who, in Orlando, Florida! It takes place at the Ramada Convention Center from Friday October 30th through Sunday November 1st, with a launch party on Thursday October 29th at the Cricketer's Arms Pub. So why aren't you going? Are you on the fence? If so, then this is the blog for you! Here are 10 reasons that you really should be heading to Florida for HURRICANE WHO!!!!!
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How Much 'Doctor Who' Is Too Much 'Doctor Who'?
The snap answer to this question is, of course, "There's no such thing as too much 'Doctor Who'". But is that really the case? Have we reached the point where keeping up with Doctor Who is such a full-time job, that we don't have time for our real full-time jobs or any other aspect of life?
The Saga of Gary Russell and his DWNY Mug!
So on listening to Doctor Who: Podshock episode 159, the story was once again told of Gary Russell and his DWNY mug! Or rather the lack thereof! And I feel compelled to set the record straight! And where better than my blog on this very website!
I started running the Doctor Who New York (DWNY) group (on the web at http://dwny.org) last year, taking it over from a very dear friend who had built up the group since its inception in 2005, but for whom work was starting to take up too much time to keep it all going. Prior to this "regeneration", Gary had joined us at one of our meetups – the viewing of the 2007 Christmas Special Voyage of the Damned". Before I took over, for those of you following along at home!
First Memories and a Reminder
While listening to TARDIS Tara's semi-live Comic-Con reports Podshock Episode 157, and reading and hearing various other reports on the Doctor Who panel, one comment really stood out in my mind. That was Julie Gardner's comment on what made her fall in love with Doctor Who. She reported that the first story that Russell showed her when they started work on the series was the Season 17 story "City of Death", and from that moment she said she has been a confirmed fan.
Who York Events
Thanks for the welcome to the blog so far! This installment is a little bit more newsy than opinion - but rest assured I have more opinions to come!
Listeners to Podshock episode 157 will hear Jarrod Cooper, the chairman of the Hurricane Who convention (http://hurricanewho.com) taking place in Orlando, Florida from Friday October 30 - Sunday November 1 2009, mention a new endeavour taking place in New York City associated with DWNY - Who York.
Plans are still being made and will be revealed here shortly, but our first event is expected to be in November, 2009. If you bookmark http://whoyork.com you will see that we are already putting some preparations in place.
Beginnings and Endings
Please Note: There will be spoilers in this blog entry if you haven't seen the UK press in the last week, or the reports out of San Diego Comic-Con.
The last week has been a fantastic time to be a Doctor Who fan - and the proof of how great this show is, could be seen in the thousands of screaming fans in San Diego yesterday morning, as the celebrated the coming end of an era - And what a ride that ending looks like its going to be. Frights on Mars with water and who knows what else, and then "The End of Time" itself, with Wilf, Donna, the Master, Timothy Dalton and the last days of Planet Earth!!!! It all looks very dark indeed! Whatever happened to Russell's promise not to scare the kids on Christmas Day??!!!!


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Good Samaritan adds director, makes structure changes to keep up with growth
Good Samaritan Society-Home Care and Hospice is making changes to accommodate a growing need for services.
Home Care and Hospice Director Kayla Farr is handing over the hospice reigns to focus on leading home care and LivingWell@Home technology services.
"As the population ages and we find new ways to deliver care and manage health at home, we anticipate home care services will just continue to grow," said Farr. "The new technologies out there also make it an exciting time for innovation and change in how and where people age. That demands more time and attention. And, the same can be said of hospice care."
With that in mind, Good Samaritan Society-Home Care and Hospice is dividing director duties to better focus on the two specific populations.
Farr will move into the role of home care director while Kelly Bonde takes on director duties for hospice. Hospice social worker Kris Kayser will transition into the hospice community liaison position responsible for creating awareness for what hospice care is about and serving as a local resource.
"There is kind of a misnomer out there that hospice maybe hastens death or lengthens life. Really, it simply helps people live in the moment," said Kayser. "I am excited for the opportunity to show people what a wondrous gift that kind of perspective can be, especially when people come to us early."
All three bring combined decades of experience to their positions. Farr has more than 24 years of experience with Good Samaritan Society in nursing and leadership. Kayser is a licensed social worker with the society for more than 15 years. And, Bonde's more than 10-year nursing career has been focused in geriatrics, two of those with Good Samaritan Society-Hospice.
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AirWatch Connect 2013 continues to be the leading user group for enterprise mobility. Over 600 attendees from 200 countries gathered in Barcelona for four action-packed days of executive, product and technical sessions, industry networking events, and one-on-one meetings with the AirWatch executive team and technology experts.
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Analysts are starting to crank out their responses to disk drive maker Seagate Technology's (STX) fiscal Q1 report this morning, which missed analysts' estimates. The company also forecast this quarter's revenue well below consensus, at $3.5 billion versus $3.9 billion, citing a grab bag of macroeconomic concerns.
The stock is off 90 cents, or 3.2%, at $27.01.
Said CEO Steve Luczo, "Seagate continues to adapt to dynamic industry conditions."
JP Morgan's Mark Moskowitz reiterates a Neutral rating on the shares, suggesting that there could be pressure on the company's generous 4.6% dividend yield:
Seagate's capital allocation strategy is what keeps us from becoming less constructive. In the interim, though, we are skeptical that numbers can avoid being reset again, which could test Seagate's capital allocation strategy in the first half of C2013.
In addition to macroeconomic concerns, writes Moskowitz, Seagate management cited continued write-down of industry drive inventory, and "In our view, HDD inventory corrections typically take longer than expected to resolve."
He also thinks that prices could fall further than the company is projecting:
ASPs to decline roughly 5% in Dec-Q. We believe the expected decline is on a blended basis and that the like-for-like decline could be worse. The company did state that Mar-Q ASPs will be roughly flat, but we expect this to be a result of mix shift due to a potential rebound in the enterprise. We are skeptical of flat ASPs in a seasonally slower quarter as the industry faces a sluggish macro environment and secular challenges impacting PCs.
R.W. Baird's Jayson Noland also reiterates a Neutral rating today, and a $34 price target, writing only that "the press release echoed management's comments at the Analyst Day regarding muted demand and inventory rebalancing during the quarter.
He notes that the company pursued "Shareholder positive use of capital" in the quarter, using "70% of its cash flow from operations in FQ1 towards share repurchases and dividends."


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Robert Nelson II of Barclays, left, and Fady Tanios of Raven Securities work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday.
Blue-chip stocks ended a seesaw trading day slightly higher but fell for the third consecutive week, as investors hit the brakes on the selloff that followed the presidential election.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 4.07 points, less than 0.1%, to 12815.39. The index's 2.1% weekly loss was the biggest percentage decline since June.
Technology shares led the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index higher, as it rose 2.34 points, or 0.2%, to 1379.85. The tech-oriented Nasdaq Composite gained 9.29 points, or 0.3%, to 2904.87, but marked its fifth straight weekly loss.
The Dow had lost 434 points, or 3.3%, over its previous two sessions, the biggest two-day decline in a year. Investors have been fretting about the looming "fiscal cliff" and its mix of tax increases and spending cuts if a budget deal isn't reached by year-end.
"The U.S. has an election every four years, but the market has an election every day," said John Manley, chief equity strategist at Wells Fargo's funds unit, which manages $203 billion in assets.
In his first speech from Washington since his re-election, Mr. Obama said Friday that he would bring in business, civic and labor leaders on budget negotiations, but added any deal would have to result in wealthy Americans paying more in taxes. But by not repeating his campaign call to let the top tax rate rise on high-income households, he left open the possibility of raising tax revenue by limiting or eliminating deductions. Blue-chip stocks had gained as much as 75 points earlier in the day.
Separately, positive readings on consumer opinion and wholesale inventories indicated that the state of the U.S. economy could be better than investors had feared. The preliminary Thomson-Reuters/University of Michigan consumer-sentiment index rose more than expected, while wholesale inventories in September increased from the prior month, at the fastest pace this year. Also, import prices rose in October, exceeding expectations.
European markets closed slightly lower, with the Stoxx Europe 600 down 0.1%. The Greek Parliament meets Sunday for a vote on its budget, a day before a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers. It still isn't clear that Greece will be able to receive the next round of bailout aid. The Athens General Index added 0.9% and fell less than 0.1% on the week.
The French central bank said the country's economy is expected to contract 0.1% in the fourth quarter, heightening worries about a recession. France's CAC-40 index rose 0.5% but slumped 2% on the week.
In Germany, declines in banking shares hit the DAX index, which dropped 0.6%, pushing it down 2.7% for the week. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 index fell 0.1%, declining 1.7% on the week.
Asian markets fell as worries about the U.S. and Greece offset encouraging data out of China. China's Shanghai Composite slipped 0.1% for its fifth consecutive loss, and down 2.3% for the week, despite data showing that industrial output and retail sales for October rose more than expected.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average fell 0.9%, also for a fifth session in a row, and declined 3.2% on the week.
Crude-oil prices gained 1.2%, to settle at $86.07 a barrel, while gold advanced 0.3%, to settle at $1,730.30 a troy ounce. The dollar rose against the euro and yen. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 1.613% as prices rose.
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Zipcar jumped 96 cents, or 16%, to 7, after the car-sharing company reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and revenue, boosted by strong membership growth.
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Lions Gate Entertainment rose 2.08, or 14%, to 16.68, after the filmmaker reported fiscal second-quarter earnings that were above expectations, citing a boost to results from the home entertainment release of "The Hunger Games."
Array BioPharma retreated 56 cents, or 14%, to 3.50, after the company, which develops cancer-treatment drugs, announced plans to offer shares of its common stock for sale to the public.
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Frank Pulice, Jr. was presented with the first Fairmont State Alumni Association Lifetime Achievement Award on Saturday, May 11. The award was created to show appreciation for alumni who have dedicated years of service to the association and to the institution.
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If it was the latter, I believe the Giants beat the 49ers. You had plenty of opportunities to put that game away and couldn't seal the deal. Resiliency has been our strong suit. Typical response, just like Clay Matthews.
Is it just me or have 49ers and Packers fans quickly become the most annoying bunch of fans in all of football?
I swear these two teams never seem to actually lose. They either 'play flat', or 'gift wrap a loss', or 'beat themselves'. But never do they truly get beaten by a better team in their minds. At least in the packers case it's semi justified since they've been a good team for the better part of the past 20 years. The 49ers have had 2 or 3 seasons even worth mentioning since the millennium and they act like they're 21st century was that of the Patriots or Giants.
Not to mention that these morons think Alex Smith is the next coming of Joe Montana. Yeah, the same Alex Smith that only 2 years ago was booed off your own field only to have 70,000 people chant for our current backup to be put in instead.
Alex Smith = 2009 Mark Sanchez.
Good luck though niners. Not sure where you guys get off thinking you've actually accomplished anything in recent memory and don't have anything to prove, but in any event is pretty comical to fans of a team that actually does 'walk the walk'.
heres to a injury free game this sunday may the better team win.
Imho, "gift wrapping" a game usually comes in the form of a team not giving it's strongest effort or best focus. I don't think the 49ers lacked in effort or focus in the NFC Championship game.


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GSJ, couldn't find a thread to put this in, so you now have one all your own. A Very Happy Belated Birthday to you!! Know it was yesterday. Hope it was a great one.
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Movie theaters offer discounts to seniors, which isn't very helpful to those of us who have yet to reach our golden years. Redditor Drax3 gets around this agist restriction by using an automated ticket kiosk instead of the box office:
Next time you go out to the movie theater, purchase your tickets at the automated ticket purchasing kiosk. When selecting how many tickets you want for the movie, click on the +1 for a Senior Ticket instead of a General Admission Ticket. At the theaters in my area, a Senior Ticket is $10 while General Admission is $14. Saves me $4 every time, and the person who checks the ticket has never noticed/bothered to say anything. Might not seem like a lot of money, but if you frequent the theater as much as I do, it can add up pretty quickly.
Of course, redditor DrowZeeMe used to work at a movie theater and did, indeed, notice this senior scam:
I worked at a movie theatre, ripping tickets, for 2 and a half years. And I LOVED catching people like you. Also under age kids were funny too. Sometimes, I'd let them through, only to stop them 3 steps later, "Hang on, let me see your ticket again"
Basically, your mileage may vary with this tip and you'll have to judge how attentive the employees at your theater are before you give it a try. On the upside, whether you do this online or at a ticket kiosk you can always claim to have pressed the wrong button and pay the difference if you're caught. That way there's no harm done if things go awry. Of course, you can get a better discount by just buying your tickets in bulk, and that requires no risk or ethical concerns at all.


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Scott Ellis is up on the front page of the website this morning, explaining how he uses locator calls instead of hen calls to get gobblers to sound off as he's moving in to set up on them. It got me to thinking.
I hardly ever use a locator call any more. Oh, I did. I used to owl and crow and use a hawk whistle when I first moved out to the farm. In fact I did it a lot. Then I started to listen. My gobblers might take a bit longer than I wanted to sound off, but usually they did. They had enough coaxing from the rest of the world; they did not need me.
I'm in a rural area-- a bunch of fallow farms, and a lot of woods in between. In some directions, I do not have a neighbor for over a mile. Still there are enough noises early in the morning to usually keep the gobblers going. A car door slams over on the next ridge, a school bus changes gear out on the country road, a rooster crows. For a number of years a neighbor's donkey used to keep the gobblers going all morning. Then it was another neighbor's guinea fowl. Of course there were always plenty of crows and hawks to fill in any big gaps. Little by little, I reduced the number of times I went to the locator, and then I have pretty much given up entirely.
Scott's video got me thinking more: When I get a gobbler to answer a locator call, what does that really tell me? Yes, I've goaded him into answering. However, how hot was he before I called? On the other hand, if I wait a little while and let something in the natural sound environment set him off, I can slide in on him without causing any fuss, and I have a much better idea of how hot he is. It may have taken him a car door, two crows and school bus to get him to sound off or it may have been just one noisy squirrel.
The thing of it is, I don't know if this conservative strategy really buys me anything. I think it does. I think it gives me a bit more stealth, and a bit more info on my opponent. However, I'm open to conversation on it. What do y'all think?


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Well it was another great weekend of Scouting. Busy, but lots of fun and I got to do what I love to do the most in Scouting… Recognize those Scouts that work hard and participate in this wonderful program.
Regalia building, ceremonies workshops, great food, and lots of fun and games.
We held our monthly Chapter Officer and Advisors meetings also, it is incredible how driven these Scouts are. They really want to make their troops and the Chapter better. And they are.
Second, I had to dart away from the Pow Wow for a couple of hours to work on our District annual planning session. A good turn out of the District committee made short work of the planning. Again, the District will be busy for the rest of 2009 and through to August of 2010.
Training, Camping events, service projects, and of course a celebration of the Boy Scouts of America's 100th Anniversary. It is such a pleasure to be in a room of Scouters that have the same passion and drive to make Scouting better.
The buzz word in industry these days is "World Class". I would say that our District Committee is just that.
Finally we wrapped up the weekend with Scout Sunday. Keith and Shawn both have great posts on Scout Sunday so I won't belabor that. But Sunday afternoon, the troop held it's annual Red and Green Dinner and Court of Honor.
What a perfect ending to the weekend. We had a great pot luck meal and a lot of fun. This year the committee decided to do a "Game Show" theme. Throughout the course of the Dinner, Patrols competed in a "Family feud" style trivia game. Finally the Scoutmaster and his Assistants competed against the committee.. Yeah.. we won!.. and not one camping question among them.
Two Scouts received their Tenderfoot badge, one Scout was awarded his Second Class, and Two Scouts stepped closer to their Eagle award by being presented their Life rank.
We wrapped up the evening with my Scoutmaster minute which I will post later this week. The end of the Scoutmaster minute was to award this years "Scout of the Year". I was proud to present Noah with this years certificate and hiking stick. He was shocked and thankful.
I am proud of him… and of all the Scouts of the troop.
It was a perfect way to end the weekend and a terrific weekend of Scouting. And a great way of getting ready for the week ahead. Planning for a camp out and receiving 6 new Scouts on Thursday. Crossover season will "officially" begin for us. And the Troop has done a great job of selling itself. We expect 15 new Scouts by the end of March. Whew.. we must be doing something right.
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The Stooges frontman Iggy Pop awarded France's 'highest honor'.
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Papillary carcinoma of the thyroid is the most common cancer of the thyroid gland.
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About 80% of all thyroid cancers diagnosed in the United States are the papillary carcinoma type. This type of cancer is more common in women than in men. It may occur in childhood, but is most often seen in adults between ages 30 and 50.
The cause of this cancer is unknown. A genetic defect may be involved.
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Thyroid cancer usually begins as a small lump (nodule) in the thyroid gland, which is located at the center of the front of the neck.
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Thyroid function tests are usually normal in patients with thyroid cancer.
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After the surgery, most patients receive radioactive iodine, which is usually taken by mouth. This substance kills any remaining thyroid tissue. It also helps make medical images clearer, so doctors can see if there is any cancer left behind or if it comes back later.
If surgery is not an option, external radiation therapy can be useful.
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I don't especially like the new Alternators packaging, it's not collector-friendly, the big bubble is welded to the box underneath so once you free your TF, you can't store him back in the box. Also, I don't like the Cybertron-styling in general and the Cybertron-esque character art at all. I suspect this is Hasbro saying the collector-only approach that Alternators has isn't working and they need to broaden the buyer base to keep the line going.
On the Cybertron side, I am glad to see new packaged figures, it means we'll be seeing 'em on shelves soon, and I want MORE of this line. Alternators I have gone 7 months without a new fig and I don't exactly care at this point, they have withered the line and it's disappointing; Cybertron, on the other hand, keeps getting more exciting each new wave.


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Dava Sobel, author of an award-winning book on early scientist Galileo Galilei, will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 14, in A02 McDonnell Hall.
She will discuss "Galileo: Working Scientist," describing how Galileo faced many of the same problems familiar to modern researchers, including finding sources of funding, assuring patent protection, achieving technology transfer and responding to pressure to publish.
Sobel, a former New York Times science reporter, is the author of "Galileo's Daughter." The book is based on 124 surviving letters from Galileo to his eldest child. It won the 1999 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for science and technology and was a finalist for the 2000 Pulitzer Prize in biography. A second book, "Letters for Father," containing the full text of the correspondence, was published last fall.
Sobel also wrote the 1995 book "Longitude: The True Story of a Lone Genius Who Solved the Greatest Scientific Problem of His Time." The book tells the story of John Harrison and his 40-year quest to build a clock that would keep precise time at sea.
Sobel has received several awards from scientific organizations for contributing toward the public understanding of science. Her talk is designated as the Donald Ross Hamilton Lecture and is being sponsored by the Department of Physics .
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Yes, the title is ironic. Austrian documentarian Michael Glawogger takes his camera into three pitiable spots where there is open prostitution, and where painted ladies, desperate for a living wage, service the most craven clientele. Whether it's in a sex club in Bangkok, a brothel in Bangladesh, or a broken-down town in Mexico, the world's oldest profession is one, for these women, of misery, abuse, and defeat. Glawogger works hard at being objective and dispassionate and unsentimental, but he's clearly on the side of the working girls, and horrified by their salivating johns. As someone says of the paying dudes: "Without these women, these men would be screwing cows and goats."
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