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The Department of Education announced that looming across-the-board cuts will not affect major federal education funding in 2012-2013.
In a memo to the Council of Chief State School Officers released last Friday, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) provided clarification on the impact of across-the-board cuts (known as sequestration) to Title I grants, Title II grants, IDEA Part B, and Career and Technical Education, programs that receive advanced appropriations funding.
The "potential for sequestration should not upset planning and hiring decisions for the immediately upcoming 2012-13 school year," stated ED.
The one exception is the $1.2 billion Impact Aid program, which funds schools with a large federal presence, such as a military base, in their district. This could be cut from sequestration in the 2012-13 school year Money for this program helps fund nearly 1,200 schools across the country.
Advanced appropriations funding for the 2012-13 school year will became available in October of 2012.
Funds made available for these four programs starting July 2013, however, would be subject to the sequester. To calculate the size of the across-the-board cuts, both the FY2012 advanced funds and the FY2013 regular appropriations funds would be considered, but the reduction would only be applied to the federal funds made available July 2013.
The following charts from the Committee for Education Funding outline how the four programs receiving advanced appropriations will be impacted (assuming an 8.4 percent cut, as estimated by the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities).
- Title I and Sequestration
- IDEA State Grants and Sequestration
- CTE and Sequestration
- ESEA/Title II and Sequestration
With no cuts in the 2012-13 school year, the impact of sequestration 2013-14 school year would be severe.
The memo from ED is as follows:
July 20, 2012
Memorandum to: Chief State School Officers
From: Anthony W. Miller, Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Education
Subject: Clarification of Sequester Impact on Four Accounts with Advance Funding
The Budget Control Act (BCA) of 2011 established a Joint Select Committee in Congress charged with the task of developing a proposal to achieve at least $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction. Unfortunately, last November, the Joint Committee announced that it could not reach agreement on a deficit reduction plan. This failure triggered enforcement via automatic funding cuts, called sequestration, for fiscal year 2013, unless Congress prevents this from taking place by sending the President a balanced deficit reduction plan that does away with sequestration before it goes into effect on January 2, 2013.
Many of you have asked technical questions about how the Department of Education would implement the BCA sequestration in our four appropriations accounts that receive fiscal year 2013 budgetary resources from both 2012 advance appropriations and 2013 regular appropriations. The 2012 advance appropriations become available in October 2012 for school year 2012-13. The 2013 regular appropriations become available in July 2013 for school year 2013-14. Most of the funds in the four accounts with advance appropriations—Education for the Disadvantaged (Title I, ESEA), School Improvement Programs (Title II, ESEA), Special Education (IDEA Part B), and Career, Technical, and Adult Education—get distributed by formula to States and then to local school districts or other entities.
If Congress does not act to avoid sequestration, and assuming the 2013 appropriations for these four accounts are structured similarly to past appropriations (which they are under the pending House and Senate appropriations bills), the Department will take the sequester from funds that would become available in July 2013 for school year 2013-14, not from the 2012 advance appropriations available in October 2012. The amount of the reduction will be calculated by applying the sequester percentage (to be determined by the Office of Management and Budget) to the fiscal year 2013 budgetary resources from both the 2012 advance appropriations and the 2013 regular appropriations that are available for the four accounts. The calculated sequester amount will then get subtracted from the July 2013 funding. The net effect will be to cut the funding level for the programs in the four accounts with advance funding by the same percentage as all other programs, projects, and activities.
It has come to our attention that some States may have urged school districts to hold back on spending for the 2012-13 school year because of the possibility of sequestration. Assuming Congress enacts a 2013 appropriations bill that is structured similarly to the pending House or Senate bills—a reasonable assumption based on past practice—there is no reason to believe that a sequestration would affect funding for the 2012-13 school year.
While a large sequestration of education appropriations would decrease funding for schools and students across the country, the potential for sequestration should not upset planning and hiring decisions for the immediately upcoming 2012-13 school year. Federal funds have already been appropriated and will be provided for this school year, through grants made in July 2012 and advance funds that will be obligated in October 2012.
Most other Department elementary and secondary programs award funds late in the fiscal year for the following school year, either through a formula or following a competition for discretionary grants, so the impact of the BCA on these programs will not be felt until the 2013-14 school year as well. However, the major exception where the BCA sequester could reduce funds for the 2012-13 school year is the $1.2 billion Impact Aid program. Impact Aid provides funds to some 1,192 school districts serving about 949,000 students. About 52,000 of those students are in districts that rely heavily on Impact Aid for a large share of their funds. These districts could experience more significant short-term funding problems due to sequestration than other districts.
Although most of the harm from the sequestration would not be felt in education programs until the 2013-14 school year, the damage from across-the-board cuts in that year would be severe. The Administration has submitted a balanced plan to Congress to avoid a sequestration, and continues to urge Congress to act on that policy. The sequestration was not meant to be implemented; it was meant to drive Congress to enact a balanced deficit reduction plan through the threat of destructive cuts. Time remains for Members of Congress to produce such a balanced plan, and we urge Congress to do so. Secretary Duncan will be testifying on July 25th before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies on the potential harmful impact of sequestration on schools, teachers, and students and will be urging Congress to take action to avoid the deep and indiscriminate cuts in education and other Federal programs that sequestration would entail. However, while we wait for Congressional action, based upon past practice in appropriations, there is little reason to delay hiring for school year 2012-13 due to the threat of sequestration.


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Are Palm Harbor University's girls really sneaking up on the cross country consciousness as they begin their quest to repeat as champion at the Cougar Invitational?
Despite accolades for Brianna Paczynski and Sarah Raymond, the Hurricanes never generated much of a buzz last season. They lacked big names such as former St. Petersburg standout Alex Eaton, last year's Cougar Invitational individual champion now at Shorecrest. And PHU did not have the historical heft of a traditional power such as Seminole.
For much of last season, PHU flew under the radar. That is no longer the case. Thanks to the return of Paczynski and Raymond and a penchant for pulling out close races, the Hurricanes have forced themselves into the cross country spotlight.
PHU, which edged the Green Devils 63-64 for the title last season, has a good shot at defending its team title at the Cougar Invitational. After all, the Hurricanes won without Raymond, who was at a soccer match. And St. Petersburg no longer has Eaton at the top of its lineup. Other teams that could contend are Northeast and Seminole.
On the boys side, there is a logjam at the top with the defending champion Warhawks trying to hold off St. Petersburg and Osceola. Seminole, which lost most of its top runners from last season, fared well two weeks ago at the Green Devil Invitational.
The Green Devils have the most experience, led by Sam Chandler, who has the top time this season (16 minutes, 52 seconds). The Warriors have turned some heads by finishing second at the Newsome Invitational two weeks ago and winning the Pirate Invitational last week.
Osceola became a contender thanks to the performance of freshman Hunter McCann, who won the individual title at the Pirate Invitational.
Cougar Invitational
When/where: Wednesday, John Chesnut Park
The junior varsity boys and girls race before the varsity runners. The varsity girls are at 5:30 p.m., followed by the boys at 6. This meet is for all 16 public school teams in the county.


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Winemaker's Notes
2007 was in many ways an ideal year for Winemakers. We enjoyed a long growing season with moderate temperatures and low yields in the vineyards. This provided us with a small crop of grapes with highly concentrated fruit flavors and well balanced acidity.
Our 2007 Monterey Chardonnay is assembled from specially selected vineyards primarily in the Arroyo Seco and Santa Lucia Highlands appellations of the Salinas Valley. These two areas contribute certain aroma and flavor profiles that when blended, produce an extraordinary wine. Arroyo Seco with its gravelly soils is known for its bright apple and pear flavors with perceptible mineral notes and rich texture. The Santa Lucia Highlands are cooler with deep, well-drained soils producing wines with intense citrus and tropical fruit characters and a crisp, focused structure.
This superb wine is the perfect expression of Monterey Chardonnay. Aromas are expressive of apple and pear with notes of crème brûlée. The palette is very rich with many layers of ripe tropical and citrus fruit flavors accented with toasty oak nuances which linger on a long, creamy finish.
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Wilfred Wong of Wine.com - "Gold hue. Forward aromas of sliced apple and butterscotch with a whiff of cinnamon. A rich, well-structured Chard offering baked apple and pineapple flavors. A lengthy finish with toasted oak, youthful acidity and expressive tropical fruit."
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The mystery woman in the Ferrari crash has been identified. She is one of those pretty Chinese mei mei "students" who moonlights at a naughty KTV at night. It seems strange that the msm will name her but withold the name of the naughty KTV in question. I will up points of anyone who can provide the name of the KTV Miss Wu Wei Wei allegedly worked at.
The mystery passenger involved in the fatal accident on Saturday has been identified as a student from China who had just graduated from a hospitality course at a private university here.
According to friends who visited her at the hospital, she is a student from Wuhan, China, studying in Singapore.
ST reported that her name is Ms Wu Wei Wei, and she is a recent graduate from the East Asia Institute of Management.
The private school has said that it was helping Ms Wu with her insurance claims.
Her friends, who declined to be named, said that they had seen her with Mr Ma before, but did not elaborate on the nature of the relationship.
They added that Ms Wu has a boyfriend.
Her friends also expressed doubt at the rumours flying around about Ms Wu being a nightclub hostess, saying that it was not possible as Ms Wu was a full-time student.
She did not hold any job, they insisted.
They added that Ms Wu is from a reputable and financially stable family.
"Why would she need to work as a hostess when her family can pay for everything?" one female friend said.
Ms Wu is currently in stable condition, but is weak and has difficulty speaking, eating and walking.
She declined to speak to the ST reporter.
Just hours before the accident, Ms Wu was said to have been at a graduation party with her classmates.
However, details of how she ended up in the passenger seat of the red Ferrari involved in the accident is unclear.
All that is known is that she was out driving around Singapore with Mr Ma Chi, 31, in the wee hours of Saturday morning.
In the horrific accident that followed, she was seriously injured in the three-vehicle crash that has claimed the lives of three people so far.
Those killed include Mr Ma, a Chinese national working as a financial advisor here in Singapore, taxi driver Cheng Teck Hock, 52, and the taxi's passenger, a Japanese female passenger in her 20s.
Ms Wu was the sole survivor of the direct crash, but walked away with serious injuries, including head injuries and a fractured right leg.
Motorcyclist Muhamad Azami Awang, 26, who was involved in the accident described the woman to have long hair which was dyed brown like an 'ah lian'.
He added that she was slim and fair skinned, and was wearing hot pants and a white spaghetti-strap tank top.
He told The New Paper that he was surprised to see the woman emerge from the wrecked car.
Friends of Mr Ma told The Sunday Times that they have no idea who the woman is. They also said they did not know why she would be in the car with Mr Ma so early in the morning.
However, reports by Shinmin Daily point to the mystery lady being a hostess at a popular nighclub.
It is believed that Mr Ma patronised the nightclub on the night of his death, and brought the girl for a spin.
According to eye-witnesses, his red Ferrari had been spotted several times at the nightclub premises. But the nightclub valets interviewed by the paper said that they have never seen the Ferrari at the location.
The paper further reported that there is indeed a nightclub hostess at the club that has been warded in hospital.
Witnesses say that the Ferrari crashed into a taxi when it ran a red light, causing the taxi to hit a passing motorcycle.
The impact was so hard that the taxi's engine was found 30m away from the vehicle, reported Shin Min Daily News.
Police and SCDF received calls about the accident at about 4.15am.
Mr Ma was pronounced dead at the scene by the paramedics.
According to reports, Mr Ma first came to Singapore from Sichuan, China, four years ago with his wife and child.
Friends said he was a hard-working and righteous person who worked as a financial investor. He was also applying for permanent residency in Singapore.
They said that Mr Ma, who had just returned Thursday from a business trip, had gone out to a dinner with other friends.
They alleged that no alcohol was drunk that night, although eyewitnesses have claimed Mr Ma smelled of alcohol.
Mr Richard Cheung, 31, told The Straits Times (ST) that Mr Ma did not have a habit of drinking as he was not a heavy drinker and would turn bright red after a glass of alcohol.
When Ms Ting Ting, 28, wife of Mr Ma, found out that her husband had been ferrying a young woman in her 20s at the time of the accident, she expressed surprise and asked the reporters about the identity of the woman.
Ms Ting Ting said her husband had then taken the one-year-old Ferrari out later in the night at about 3am on Saturday for a spin.
She told Lianhe Wanbao that he enjoyed driving at night as there were fewer people around and less traffic.
She also described him as an introverted person who loved his family and his four-year-old daughter. The couple was expecting their second child, and the accident had come soon after their wedding anniversary.
Despite questioning the Chinese daily reporters on the identity of the woman, she maintained that she trusted her husband as he was a loving father and husband.
She also said that it was normal for someone to send a friend home after meeting up with them.
According to Wanbao, she previously worked as a news anchor in Sichuan, before quitting her job to to join her husband in Singapore three years ago.
She is currently a director of the immigrant group Singapore Tian Fu Association.
The Ferrari was a 30th birthday present to himself last year, and is a $1.8 million limited edition model. The couple also own a $3 million condominium in the East Coast and a $400,000 BMW.
According to friends, Mr Ma was a family man, who liked playing computer games and keeping up with the news on Weibo, a Chinese social networking site.


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The distant but growing sigh rising across the nation is the sound of humanities professors writing—or tweaking—their syllabi for fall classes. Like Labor Day, the writing of the syllabus has become an empty ritual of late summer—a thoughtless activity that has overtaken (or shunted aside) the practice it is meant to sustain.
Strictly speaking, a syllabus is a course outline that tells the student what books to read and when to read them, what papers to write and when to hand them in, and what subjects will be discussed and when students need to be ready to discuss them. In a word, it is a checklist. It is also the dark side of teaching—or, more accurately, of the telling of the past.
For most humanities disciplines, the syllabus is harmless, and often even helpful. It is both a checklist and a contract offered by the professor. It resembles the bullet-point pamphlet the plumber walks you through, patiently explaining all the things he will do in return for sticking you with a bill rivaling your child's college tuition. With the syllabus, a professor informs the student: Here is what I will do, here is what I expect you to do. Just as a homeowner may decide to turn the malfunctioning outdoor Jacuzzi into a compost bin, the student will decide if she truly needs a course on, say, medieval scholasticism.
But the nature of the syllabus is different, I think, for historians. It is not, for us, a checklist—nor should it be. Instead, it is what's left once we tell our story—like the peanut shells and empty beer cans under the stadium bleachers once the game, with its ups and downs, twists and turns, is over.
As a historian, I suspect my colleagues in other fields are not as attached as I am to chronology. Yes, they will probably assign Immanuel Kant a week or two after David Hume—the Scottish philosopher, after all, shook the German from his dogmatic slumbers—or Jane Austen a month or so before Virginia Woolf, whose journals would be poorer without the presence of the author of Sense and Sensibility. But the emphasis upon texts, and not contexts, allows my peers, if they wish, to ignore history.
Historians, though, cannot not tell a story—at least if they are serious about their calling. But it seems we are hobbled by the fact that our audience already knows the ending. It's all a bit like Groundhog Day, but with Louis XVI in Bill Murray's role: The Bastille is taken, and a king's head falls. And falls again. Or the Union wins at Gettysburg, and a president gives a short speech that transforms a nation; or a Hapsburg archduke is shot, and Europe descends into the war to end all wars. (Except that it wasn't—which we also know.)
True historians, though, aren't bothered by spoiler alerts. Critical to these stories is the sense that what took place need not have. Thomas Carlyle on the French Revolution, Shelby Foote on the American Civil War, Barbara Tuchman on World War I: Their stories mesmerize even though—or, more accurately, because—we already know the end. (That none was an academic may not be a coincidence.)
When we open their books, the past's absolutely aleatory nature smacks to smithereens our preconceptions. We are dazzled by the collision and collaborations of individual men and women, the complexity of motives and ideals, the confusion of actions and perceptions, and the sheer volatility of this great heap of actors only dimly aware of where they've been and ignorant of where they are going. We leave the classroom, or put down the book, sobered by the realization of how easily events, since embalmed as the "way it was," could have tumbled in an entirely different direction.
Historical inevitability, in other words, occurs only after the event.
In this whirl of indeterminacy, it may be that the syllabus provides a false sense of security. One danger is that it mimics a Cook's Tour of the past, in which the only trait shared by events is chronological sequence; otherwise, it is one damned place after another. (This is the mark, in particular, of my children's intermediate-school textbook: a compendium of events that the authors, wanting only to be inclusive, were too wary to edit into a story.)
An opposite but equal danger is that the syllabus encourages a kind of teleological laziness. Nothing so rigorous, mind you, as Marx or Hegel, whose laws bend the arc of history toward a preordained end—an arc whose stages are inscribed in weekly reading assignments, and whose advent is sealed by a term paper or final exam. Instead, it is teleology on the cheap—a train schedule for students who, click-clacking along the tracks from stop to stop, assume that what happened had to happen for the simple reason that it did happen.
Before the train pulls out of the station this fall, bound for the same terminus as in years past; before the students tumble out of the car, wondering where they are and why they ever got on board in the first place, we history teachers might ask ourselves why we embarked on this particular journey in the first place. We are bound for the terminus—the same dates, events, and the like—that ended our syllabus when we first wrote it. But, to paraphrase T.S. Eliot, isn't the point of exploration to return home—to that same old end—and know it for the first time?
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pulled CVs from the trans for the common SPI issue.
to take junk engine/auto trans out.....
was rather jaw struck at the amount of force needed to pop out.
took a big ol bar and a big WaMo with a hammer, to get them out.
now with the short block and trans back in, i can not get the CVs to seat.
thought the passenger side was in and went on for the drivers side and about an 1" out is as close as it will get.
after some time i went back to the passenger side and it poped out by hand...
the drivers side has a little clip in the end groove, yet to pull passenger side as i gave up for the day in stead of braking something. with brute strength.
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You have to pop the drivers side back in, it may take some force. The passenger side is held in with the carrier bearing.
so no normal pop in for the passenger side??
it just slides in...??
I had to pop it to get it out?
but drivers side i gotta beat on like a ape man to get in?????
If you 'popped' the passenger side you may have broke the bracket that holds it against the back side of the block - it just slides in AND out once the two bolts on the bracket are removed.
I prefer assurance of not cracking the ATX case so I didn't 'pry' on the drivers side. Instead I ordered one of these for $34/free shipping - OTC7508 and used it with a loaner slide hammer and 'claw' attachment.
passenger side, carrier mount was off.
and still had to force it.
these CVs are in good order, only reason for removal is the engine drop and swap.
The new axle compared to the old axle, side by side, showed no differences?
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im not replacing the CVs
Thank you for stating that explicitly. It removes any doubt or confusion that they are original\previously working axles that are undamaged and serviceable on a known running car. Good luck - maybe someone else knows what went wrong.
this is drivers side. trans side...of CV
well i pulled bolth out and started with the drivers side.
then put the passenger side in.
they seem to be in??? no shiny steel exposed lol.
carrear bearing is clamped down right in the middle of the bracket.
the CVs seem compressed there's no real travel in the shaft is this normal?
im talking about the shaft that's between the two CVs, shudent there be a half inch or so of free float or so????
i could go look at one of the other two i have for comparison, but there manual trans models..
or am i just being paranoid....
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Joseph Grimaldi (1778–1837) was the most celebrated comic entertainer of the Regency age. He developed the role of clown from the simple buffoon of the 'harlequinades' of the time, and his whiteface make-up set a tradition still familiar today.
Born into a London family of entertainers, he was onstage from childhood, becoming the family breadwinner aged nine when his father died. Making his name at Sadler's Wells and Drury Lane theatres, he graduated in his 20s to Regency pantomime.
This was a very different entertainment to that of today. A fairytale first half was followed by a 'harlequinade' second half with frenetic action involving four regular characters: acrobatic Harlequin, his lover Columbine, and their enemies Pantaloon and Clown – the role Grimaldi made his own.
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To finish the project, a reluctant Charles Dickens (1812–1870) was brought in – he considered the draft 'twaddle'. Produced in a hurry and by dictation, the final edit was published in 1838. It enjoyed many reprints – this edition dates from 1883 – with illustrations by Dickens's regular collaborator George Cruikshank (1792–1878).
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PARIS (Reuters) - France approved on Monday a bill making it illegal to deny the mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks nearly a century ago was genocide, sparking angry retaliation from Turkey which threatened a "total rupture" of diplomatic ties.
Lawmakers in the upper house (Senate) voted 127 to 86 in favour of the draft law outlawing genocide denial after almost six hours of debate. The lower house had backed it in December, prompting Ankara to cancel all economic, political and military meetings with Paris and recall its ambassador for consultations.
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do i understand correctly you will be physically resident in France for 190 days.?
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1. Currently UK nationals moving to France are liable for wealth tax (impot sur la fortune) on the net value of their worldwide assets, including the value of any real estate or rights in real estate outside France.
2. If you work for a UK shipping company, then the current tax treaty allows you to escape taxes in both France and the UK, as you have been doing.
This will all change in mid 2009, when the new UK-French Tax treaty takes affect. BUT, you will be gone by then.
In the mean time, if you have purchased a home in France or established a physical residence there for your family, for tax purposes, France will consider this your domicile.
But you are working off shore, and if the shipping company you are working for is not a UK employer, then you would have to pay taxes to France.
If you are a seafarer IN TERRITORIAL French waters you would pay income tax to France.
If you are a seafare NOT in territorial French waters, you would not pay income tax to France because of the French exclusion of seafarer income earned while outside French territorial waters.
I will shortly accept your answer just still a bit confused. I am paid be an offshore company for days worked.
I don't think my employer is a UK company does this matter?
Do I have to declare my earnings to the french tax office?
The fact that you do not have a UK employer, matters in that you can continue to avoid taxes to the UK.
You will have to declare earnings to the French Tax Office by filing your French Return at the end of the tax year.
Sorry to drag this out but just to confirm! so all is clear
I will be a resident in France by virtue of this is my main domicile. If I am out of france for more than 182 days working offshore or onshore in another country, I will have to declare my earnings to the french tax authorities but will not be liable to pay any income tax? Is this correct? I need to be 100% on this before I make the move.
Not quite right.
I do no know how to be more clear.
If you are domiciled in France, as you will be:
If your employer is a UK employer, then you can escape taxes in both the UK and France, even though your domicilie is in france, by virtue of the tax treaty.
If your employer is not a UK employer, then you must pay French taxes if your duties are in territorial waters.
If your employer is not a UK employer, then if you are outside the territorial waters of france for 183 days or more, then you do not have to pay french taxes.
the primary focus is:
what is the nationality of the employer: UK or NOT
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My favorite section of this site is the Sea Glass of the Month Gallery. That's where I would recommend starting your journey. My favorite is the Cobalt Blue Sea Glass Bottle Bottom from February of 2012. It's my favorite color of sea glass overall. What you'll find if you click into one of the sea glass of the month pieces is a description of the sea glass (color, diameter, weight, age), the history of the product it might have come from (in the case of cobalt, it comes from bottles made with cobalt oxide), and other interesting facts about that type of glass.
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I was introduced to guns at such a young age I can't remember. Hunting and shooting were almost a way of life when I was a kid. My dad and grandpa taught me the ropes and I got my first .22 at 7 years old. I have a one year old daughter and while it may seem like I'm considering this a little early, she's growing so fast I can't believe she's already one and ready to start walking and talking. My shotgun and carry pistol are always loaded in the house (she cannot currently access them), but someday she will know where they are and what they are. My current plan is to introduce her the exact same whay I was introduced. Take her shooting. My big concern is that today's society has changed so much and I'm worried what her teachers, friends, friends parents might say or do. If she goes shooting with me or I start teaching her gun safety practices and she goes to school and says "my dad took me shooting" or "my dad taught me how to shoot guns this weekend" should I be worried that schools will turn this in to a big deal? Should I be worried OCS is gonna come knocking on my door?
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Alan Williams scored a team-high 26 points with 10 rebounds and Taran Brown made all five of his three-pointers to finish with 16 points.
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My daughter, Jannah, loves to watch Cesar Millan's show, Cesar 911. One Friday night, Jannah said, "Mom, you have to watch this show with me. It's amazing to see how Cesar trains dogs." I wasn't a bit interested, but in pursuit of spending a little quality time with her, I opted to watch it. That night, I watched that episode and three additional recorded ones on the DVR. I wasn't sure what I liked about the show at first, but then I latched onto the word, "energy," which he used multiple times in one episode. The underlining theme was always about how dogs act according to the energy that their owners project. If this particular owner wanted his dog to be calm instead of unruly, then he had to exude calmness himself and expect calmness from his adorable pooch.
Cesar snapped his fingers and made a specific sound that snapped his dog's brain out of his current behavior. The pet owner was amazed at the level of calmness his pet obtained within minutes after Cesar used his instructional sound of "cht" to calm his dog, simultaneously using his foot to slightly tap the dog's stomach.
This behavioral correction that Cesar uses to snap dogs out of their current state made me think about a scene I saw on television the night before. A woman who was hysterical based on what she thought was happening wouldn't calm down, so someone slapped her face, pulling her from her state of panic. Although I think I need a good slap in the face sometimes to snap me out of all the negativity and lies my mind conjures up, I thought the "cht" sound with a snap of my fingers would suffice in snapping my ego out of ranting and raving repeatedly about what happened, what could go wrong, and projecting illusions into the future, allowing my body to experience these events as if they were actually happening!
As always, and the very next day after looking at Cesar 911, I had the opportunity to try my new "snapping-out-of-it" technique. Negation, doubt, worry, and fear, like a thief in the night, crept up on me, pushing me into a silent panic. The warmth that covered my body followed by a chill made me aware that those negative thoughts had already been flooding my brain before I could recognize them. I took a deep breath and looked at each thought one by one. Before I could complete one coherent thought, here comes another one. I realized, as I've done previously, I AM witnessing all of these thought forms; I AM witnessing them as if I were watching a scene on a television show. I snapped my fingers and said, "Cht." I did it twice more until I was able to snap my ego into being quiet enough so that I can hear and feel what is real and true about me: I am perfect, whole, and complete. The distance grew between me and the negative thoughts the more I said those words. In fact, creating that space between me--I AM--made me pay attention to that space. It was silence and it was peace. My body felt light and I felt expanded without any limits. It was brief, but I felt serenity.
"Cht" There is no need to feel unworthiness. You are worthy, and you are loved and loving.
"Cht" No one is mad at you or think that you are anything. Stop it. All is well.
"Cht" There isn't any lack or limitations in your life. You come from abundance; you live in abundance; you are more powerful than you can imagine. Know that you are, and you shall be.
Whatever it takes for you to return to your truth, which is that you are perfect, whole and complete and that you are a powerful being with unlimited love, peace, joy, potential and abundance. Feel love because that's what you are and stay grateful always by celebrating everything you can in life, and in that feeling tone, accept all the beauty and peace you can hold.
When I began writing this post several months ago, I dared not count the number of times I had to "snap" my brain out of being paralyzed with fear. Now, I'm focusing on how deep I can live in quietness and how much my soul can listen to the beauty, wisdom, and love that are forever flowing, simply be creating space between me and my mind chatter. After all, we are not our thoughts. Like all things in this Universe, thoughts are just energy, and we do not have to download and digest them. Peace and sweet blessings!


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As I mentioned before we had a bumper crop of cherries this year. I dried some, made preserves and jelly with others, but still had gallons and gallons left. An easy way to use all the cherries was to juice them. There is very little work involved with steam juicing; you don't even have to remove the pit! The juicer is totally worth the monetary investment if you own a cherry tree or grape vines.
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Apartamento de luxo no coração de Paris, na Champs Elysées, a poucos passos de "a mais bela avenida do mundo"
Nas imediações do Arco do Triunfo, Place de la Concorde, lojas de departamento: Le Printemps, Les Galeries Lafayette, etc. Grand Palais, Le Lido e de luxo lojas: Vuitton, Guerlain, Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Hermès, Cartier, etc.
Em um edifício histórico excepcional, este apartamento de um quarto localizado na esquina da Champs-Elysées, oferece um ambiente luxuoso e uma atmosfera única.
Um belo pátio do século XVIII vai levar você para o apartamento.
O apartamento no quarto andar (com elevador) é decorado com bom gosto, é brilhante e calma. Pisos de madeira, móveis de luxo francês estilo, banheiro de mármore, tela plana, home cinema, estão entre os elementos do apartamento.
This was a great property! I was a little worried with their being only one bedroom, but our family of five stayed here quite comfortably.
The apartment was spotless, the kitchen very efficient, it was very well stocked with all the amenities. Gabrielle and her brother were quite helpful, and met us at the apartment even though we arrived late, and showed us how to operate the elevator, pointed out the view of the Eiffel Tower (from the bathroom :0) this made us all smile). It looked like the apartment had been renovated quite recently with a modern kitchen, updated bathroom and WC, new paint, and refinished floors. I was also impressed that they had two closets...a luxury!
The location is quite convenient to the metro, the Champs Elysee, the Louvre, and almost all tourist attractions. The building was lovely, an old masion with a courtyard, there is a doorman who is there until 8pm.
There is a Mono Prix less than a quarter mile away that is open until midnight...very important for that late night run to the store which is almost impossible anywhere in Europe.
The downside might be that it is on the top floor (but there is an elevator), and it may be a bit cramped for 5 if you are looking for a place longer than a week...but we were grateful they took five since paying for two bedrooms would have been cost-prohibitive! And we were quite comfortable!
I would rate this property and the owners with an Excellent rating! We all had a great stay Thanks Gabrielle for making it so enjoyable! I would definitely recommend.
We stayed there for four days and it was a very comfortable apartment to stay in Paris. The location is excellent and five people fit prefectly. Gabrielle is very kind and willing to help. Thanks a lot Gabrielle for your kindness.
The nearest metro station is right at the corner (Franklin D. Rooselvelt), as well as Champs Elysee.
We stayed there with a family of four and really can't add much more then has already been said.
The location is right off the Champs, so tons of things nearby. My kids loved Laduree's was only about an 8 minute walk and my wife loved the shopping nearby. Easy access to the Metro and a very short walk to a great view of the Eiffel Tower light show every night.
Gabriella was great, the apartment was super clean and in great shape. She setup a car for our journey back to the airport as well.
Again a great place and will definitely use again
Cannot speak highly enough of this property - clean, quiet, and convenient to all the major attractions in Paris. We arrived late, and the manager arranged for the very nice cleaning lady to meet us for keys, etc. Rooms were clean, spacious, and there is even a grocery store only a few blocks away. Highly recommended.
We stayed here as a family of four. We arrived very late at night, and the owner cheerfully met us at the building. All grocery stores were closed by then and, having anticipated that, the owner had very thoughtfully stocked the kitchen with water, biscuits and other provisions to keep us comfortable for the night. The following evening, she kindly helped us connect with a babysitter so that we could enjoy a more sophisticated dinner without the kids. The apartment's location could not be better: steps from the Champs-Elysees and the metro, yet so quiet that we wondered if we were the only ones in the building. The building itself is extremely well kept, and the apartment spotlessly clean. It has only one bedroom, yet is well laid out and therefore easily accommodated my husband and myself and the two kids, who slept on separate beds in the generous sized living area. This will be our "go to" apartment for future Paris stays. We highly recommend it.
Just got back from a first time visit to Paris. I loved every minute of it. The apartment is very well located on the most beautiful street in Paris. The property is clean and very functional. Gabriella is quick to reply to your emails and was there to meet me on October 16th at 10:30 AM. She showed me around the apartment and made me feel very at home. I most appreciated the use of the phone to call my husband and girls during my stay free of charge. TY Gabriella. I would stay there again...too nice to pass.
My sister and her husband stayed at Hotel Napoleon (business trip) located near Arc- de -Triomphe. It was a mere 20 min. walk.
As for activities we went to: Louve, Chateau Versaille, N-D. Cathedral, Tour Eiffel, S. Coeur in Montmarte also a ride on the Seine and Hop on-Hop Off city bus tour. We did a lot of walking (so good shoes is a must). Walking is a very nice way to see and feel the city at a more slower pace. We enjoyed the French wine and food. We also booked a show at Lido and saw "Le Bonheur" spectacle - FABULOUS. There are plenty of restaurant in Paris and you don't have to break the bank. We ate twice at a small but quaint place called Rest. Le Relais du Pont Neuf owned by Marie & Martine. The service is superbe and they are so nice. For less than 20 euro you get a 3 course meals.
As for transportation I booked over the internet before my trip Viator - Paris Shuttle. They were on time to pick me up and also for my departure. On both occasions the drivers were helpful but more so on my arrival. Thank you. I certainly would book again and do recommend them. They are quick to confirm your bookings and they do remind you a few days before your departure. There is also an emergency number that you can call.
As for the people in Paris. We found them nice and helpful. On one particular occasion I was without a phone and I had to reach my sister to let her know where we should meet. I asked a perfect stranger if I could use his cell phone to call. He did not hesitate and did the 2 calls (one to my sister and one to Gabriella). He refused both offers of money and coffee. He simply said it was a pleasure and to have a nice day. So, thank you for helping me. Also thank you to the young lady on the second floor of the apartment who did not hesitate to open her door to help me that morning. Your kindness was much appreciated.
I would not hesitate to recommend this property to my friends and family.
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|Validade da Tarifa
|por noite
|Noite (fim de semana)
|por semana
|por mês *
|Pacote ou Evento
Tarifa Básica
Estadia mínima: 3 noite(s)
For more information about rental rates inferiors to 1 week or superior to 1 month do not hesitate to contact me.
* Tarifa mensal aproximada. O valor real dependerá dos dias em que você de fato se hospedar no imóvel.


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Colorado Flooding
Hello All...
In light of the flooding in Colorado, I emailed the owners of the Sunshine Retreat but haven't heard anything back from them. I know cell phone and Internet are down in a lot of the area around Lyons, which we drove through while driving up from Denver to the lodge. I hope that all of you from that area are okay.