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This Long Island boy calls Delmarva home. I have been here with Delmarva Broadcasting
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Here we are at last week's Par For Pets golf tournament at Jonathan's Landing in Magnolia. Proceeds went to Debbie's Fund -
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Having started out life as a wishful campaign to revitalize the point-and-click adventure before turning into an unprecedented success story for the prospect of crowd-funded videogames, the production of Broken Age has an enthralling narrative of its very own that carries both the hopes for a radical development model and an ailing genre.
The fact then that Act 1 of Broken Age is such a breezy and confident experience is remarkable. Broken Age follows the two separate stories of Vella, a young girl being sacrificed for the 'greater good' of her town, and Shay, a young boy trapped on a spaceship being mollycoddled by an overprotective computer for his own good.
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Although the reserved voice acting (even from Jack Black in a truly wonderful cameo), pleasant musical score and stunning art design all deserve mentioning it is the sincerity, charm and warmth of the script that elevates Broken Age above being a nostalgic epitaph for its genre.
In spite of the weight of impossible expectation, Broken Age: Act 1 is a success in the only way it needs to be, by being a joyful adventure. Although genre aficionados may be put off by its simplified interactions and the lack of the anarchic humour that defined the genre two decades ago, most will find that if the second and final act of Double Fine's ambitious project achieve a similar balance between sophistication and silliness then it was a $3.2 million dollars well spent.
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T.I. has been hard at work promoting his debut novel, Power & Beauty.
After signing copies of his book at a Barnes & Noble in Santa Monica on Wednesday, Tip stopped by 97.1 AMP Radio to talk about his music. He reveals that out of the 40 songs he says he recorded, collabortations with Cee Lo Green, Pharrell, B.O.B and Akon are in the bag.
Yet he says he still trying to get the Outkast member to be down. He says, "Just sent a record to André 3000 to see how he gon' feel about getting on it."
The 31-year-old says he wants to do more acting, like "a Bad Boys or Lethal Weapon." He also says he's working on a sequel to Power & Beauty and a relationship book with his wife, Tiny.
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By and large, the Montana Grizzlies kicked butt this season. Dating back to 2011-12, they won a school-record 25 straight conference games and finished the season with a 19-1 Big Sky record. They hosted the conference tournament and beat Weber State in the championship game in front of 7,000 faithful. The next day, when the NCAA announced March Madness brackets, CBS analyst Seth Davis picked UM to upset the Syracuse Orange in the first round of the tournament.
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Late last year, two teams of scientists announced that they had mutated the H5N1 'bird flu' virus so that it can spread easily between mammals, an ability that their wild cousins lack. The research aimed to understand how natural viruses could evolve into more dangerous forms. But it also raised concerns that the mutant strains could cause a pandemic if they were accidentally released or used in a terrorist attack.
So what now? The papers will be published and the research will continue, slowed only by a few months. Fouchier says that the delay was necessary to investigate the issue and communicate it to the public. "We needed to take this time," he says. Keim agrees, noting that the debate has alerted people to the problem of "dual-use research", which could be used for either good or ill, and how such research should be managed. "It's not settled," he says.
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HOMER-CENTER: H-C ranked among top high schools in nation
CENTER TOWNSHIP — An Indiana County school district has earned national honors for preparing its students to go on to college.
Newsweek magazine and The Daily Beast website included Homer-Center High School on the 2013 list of "America's Best High Schools."
The list goes just 2,000 deep and ranks Homer-Center at No. 1,789 in the nation.
With an estimated 37,000 high schools in the U.S., that puts Homer-Center in the top 5 percent, said district Superintendent Charles Koren.
"They determined what I would consider more of a college- and career-readiness evaluation of outgoing students," Koren said. "It's completely different from the Keystones and PSSAs."
Relying on public sources of information, the researchers factored in six areas of academic performance, using averages and percentages to allow schools with small enrollments, like Homer-Center, to compare evenly with large schools.
Although not a factor in scoring, the list also identifies the schools by the kind of enrollment. For example, the top-ranked schools in Pennsylvania — the Julia R. Masterman Laboratory and Demonstration School, in Philadelphia (No. 56) and the Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy, in Erie (No. 123) — are both identified as magnet and selective-admission schools.
Many traditionally high-achieving schools are among the 77 Pennsylvania schools on the "America's Best High Schools" list. Upper St. Clair, Mt. Lebanon, Hampton, Pine-Richland and Fox Chapel — yeah, they're up there.
But in a relative sorting of the list, Homer-Center ranks 15th among the fully open-enrollment public high schools in southwestern Pennsylvania.
The list was published May 6, but Koren said he only recently discovered Homer-Center's ranking by chance.
Newsweek didn't ask schools to send their data or apply for consideration, and didn't contact school officials to tell them they made the list.
"I saw an email referring to the Top 2000 of 2013, and I thought, 'Oh, I wonder who in Pennsylvania received that?'" Koren said. "I checked it myself, and that's how I learned of it. It was a pleasant surprise."
The Newsweek/Daily Beast survey found 92 percent of Homer-Center ninth-graders in 2008 graduated from high school by 2012 and 73 percent of the Class of 2011 graduates were accepted to a college program.
Each of those factors carried one-fourth of the weight of the total calculation.
The graduates' average SAT score was 1415 and the average ACT score was 21.8 (together, 10 percent of the total).
Advanced-placement testing carried 40 percent of the weight of each school's score, showing the degree to which the schools challenge their students with college-level testing, including average number of AP tests given per student, average AP test score, and percentage of students enrolled on AP-type courses.
The No. 1 school in the nation, the Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in (Bowling Green) Kentucky, scored 4.84 on Newsweek's scale. Homer-Center scored 2.58.
"This tells me that our graduates, according to that data, do appear to be very college- and career-ready when they leave," Koren said. "It shows two things. A, it reinforces what we think we're doing, but, B, it also shows that there are different ways to measure educational success.
"And you need to know that. Education is not like manufacturing widgets. It is working with kids. And that's what I infer most from that information."


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Frederick Police Chief Resigns for New DC Post
FREDERICK, MD - Frederick Police Chief Kim Dine is stepping down to become the new Chief of the U.S. Capitol Police in Washington, D.C.
Chief Dine spoke with WHAG's Dawn White minutes after informing Frederick Mayor Randy McClement.
"I'm very excited about taking on this new assignment with the premier federal law enforcement agency, but I will have a great love and affection for one of the finest municipal agencies in the country," Dine said.
Dine ran the Frederick City Police for ten years. He says crime has dropped in that time.
"The Frederick Police Department has been a fantastic 10 years. We have incredible women and men in the agency who have accomplished a whole lot in the last 10 years in terms of building bridges across the community. It's been a great 10 years, and I appreciate their efforts and will never forget it," Dine said.
The City of Frederick issued a statement: "With deep regret, The City of Frederick announces that Chief Kim Dine will transition from the Frederick Police Department to the U.S. Capitol Police Department as their Chief of Police effective early-December 2012. Chief Dine has served the Frederick Community for the past 10 years as Chief of Police."
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While President Barack Obama is calling today's U.S. Supreme Court ruling to uphold the Affordable Healthcare Act a victory for the people, opponents of the law say it's now up to the American people to stop it.
In a landmark decision, Justice John Roberts, who was appointed by President George W. Bush, became the deciding vote in upholding most of the controversial healthcare reform bill passed by Congress in 2010.
In writing about the key part of the legislation, which would require citizens to pay for health insurance by 2014, Roberts said the court's responsibility was not to consider whether the act "embodies sound policies," noting that's up to the Nation's elected leaders.
"We ask only whether Congress had the power under the Constitution to enact the challenged provisions," he said.
According to the approved legislation, if by 2014 an American citizen does not carry health insurance, they can be penalized a fee, which would be paid to the Internal Revenue Service.
Because the penalty is considered a tax, the Supreme Court ruled the law is valid.
The court also ruled that Medicaid expansion is a valid exercise of Congress' power.
Read the decision at http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/11pdf/11-393c3a2.pdf
Shortly after the ruling, Ariz. Gov. Jan Brewer said she is disappointed.
"Today's decision by the U.S. Supreme Court flies in the face of what most Americans know to be true: Obamacare is an overreaching and unaffordable assault on states' rights and individual liberty. For defenders of freedom and the free market, the decision to uphold Obamacare is nothing short of disheartening. The ramifications are sure to be vast, including a new tax on middle class Americans and the erosion of individual liberty as Americans begin to see their health insurance choices dictated by an overbearing federal government."
Brewer said today's decision sets the stakes for the November election where Obama is seeking a second four-year term against Republican Mitt Romney.
"Come November, we must elect a President who understands the economy, represents free enterprise and respects the Constitution and individual liberty," Brewer said.
In a statement, Obama said, "I know there will be a lot of discussion today about the politics of all this, about who won and who lost. That's how these things tend to be viewed here in Washington. But that discussion completely misses the point. Whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law and the Supreme Court's decision to uphold it."
Ariz. Sen. John McCain disagrees with Obama, and the bill.
"Today's decision by the Supreme Court is disappointing," he said. "Obamacare is unpopular with the American people because it puts Washington in control of our health care choices and does nothing to address the real problems in our system – most importantly, the rapidly rising and unsustainable costs. In fact, Obamacare does the opposite, driving up the cost of health care and, as a result, impedes the economic recovery this county so badly needs."
In light of today's decision, McCain said Congress should immediately begin the process to repeal Obamacare and replace it with common sense reforms that ensure all Americans can get the care they need at a price they can afford.
While Republicans are disappointed in the ruling, in yet another divisive issue, Democrats have applauded the high courts decision.
Arizona House Democrats were quick to respond to the ruling.
"The Supreme Court's decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act underscores how important health care reform is for Arizonans," the statement said. "It is too expensive and the insurance is a historic decision. There is no question that the current health care system is broken. It is too expensive and the insurance companies are calling the shots. We need reform, and we need it now."
Gov. Romney said the ruling wasn't the clear victory Democrats are claiming.
"Let's make clear that we understand what the court did and did not do," he said. "What the court did today was say that Obamacare does not violate the Constitution. What they did not do was say that Obamacare is good law or that it's good policy."
If elected in November, Romney has made a campaign promise that he would repeal Obamacare.


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Since I'm having a hard time uploading the event post because it's quite photo heavy. I decided to post a different topic first, but still from the Johnson & Johnson's event. :)
I was able to take a couple of photos of Ms. Judy Ann Santos-Agoncillo upclose so I wanted to share with you her makeup for the Johnson & Johnson's event where she was introduced as the newest ambassador for J&J Baby Milk Bath.
Her makeup was very simple. She chose to use gold, tan and brown eyeshadow and kept her face neat and just used bronzer.
Juday has always been known to have sculpted or well contoured face and I actually love how her makeup artist does it. Bronzer and a darker shade of powder is used to achieve it. I also like how neat her brows are. A shade almost the same as her hair color is used for her eyebrows to make it natural looking. For me, I think powder is the best thing to use.
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CFL Bulb Question
We have CFL bulbs in my house and I have a question about them.
1. I've heard rumors of them catching on fire. Should I be concerned? Some of the bulbs are yellowed around the base of the bulb.
These things already are a pain in the a$$ because they burn out quicker and when they break they break into little, nearly microscopic pieces and releases toxic fumes into the air.
If you don't like CFL's, why are you using them ? Or, are you just trolling ?
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I'm just wandering are they dangerous?
They are not only in use at my house, but they are also in use at my grandparent's house. Is there anything to worry about or do they catch on fire?
Anything can catch on fire if it gets hot enough.
Some of the el-cheap-o CFL bulbs have been known to "burn up" -- literally -- when the electronics in the base go ker-flooey.
We have Sylvania and GE bulbs. Are these known to catch on fire?
Some "light" reading for you.
I have never heard of CFLs catching on fire. They run much cooler than incandescent bulbs, so I find it hard to believe they are a greater fire risk than incandescent bulbs. What is your source for suggesting they are a fire risk?
I just heard that they can catch on fire.
Thanks, now I don't have to worry about walking in and finding a huge fireball on the ceiling.
Urban myths....
There is a photo of one burned up CFL floating around the net...but given the millions and millions of CFL's installed and working....if it was an issue, I'm sure someone would have produced more than one picture of one.
I think we can accurately say that there are move CFL's in operation than automobiles.....how many car fires have you seen? Are you afraid to ride in cars now?
I have three pendant fixtures in my kitchen. Originally they had mini halogen bulbs in them. Those halogens ran so hot that the first 4-5 inches of the cable that they hung from charred and turned black. I put new sockets in them and now have 27 Watt CFLs in them. Couldn't find a similar cable, so I cut 5" off the cable, and they are now a little higher. Makes more light, uses less power, and no problems with the cables turning black.
Those halogens were perhaps a fire risk, but not the CFLs.
A little note about Halogens....
A halogen bulb is nothing more than an incandescent bulb with halogen gas it it. The principle idea behind the chemistry is that when the bulb gets hot...the tungsten starts spitting off particles (notice that gray coating on the inside of a dead bulb? That is tunsten)....
If you use halogen gas and get it hotter....the halogen gas helps to redeposit the tungsten back onto the filament....this improves the life somewhat and the hotter temps improves the efficiency by about 10%.
However, if you use those halogens with dimmers....when dimmed the temperature that the bulb needs to for halogen gas to do it's job is too low....so now a dimmed halogen is nothing more than a plain ol' incandescent bulb.
Remember all those floor lamps with the halogen bulb and the light pointed up? Notice you can't buy them any more? They've been outlawed......those lights have caused a lot more fires than any CFL light.
Some Universities have banned them. And there may be some localities that have. But in most of the states, they are still legal.
I've used a lot of CFLs, I've experienced maybe 3 burning out. Two just quit working one day but I did have one turn black at the base of one side of the tube and start buzzing :eek:
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Nothing like a G.E. 60 watt Basic lightbulb. A glass globe with a filament. 960 lumens ,no frills, no problems.
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Another Great test, I tested same ammo in .45acp and had quite a few fail to expand, only had one expand but not fully like it should have.. I also had issues with the Ranger T's in .380 not expanding, I think it has something to do with my gel blocks though... I have some more ammo to test when the weather gets better, way to snowy and cold here for it now... LOL.. got some .45acp in Critical Duty, and some other brands in 9mm.. as well as .380...
I tested like a banshee up until early December. Recently had a medical procedure that has shut me down and now the weather has turned so I guess I'll be working my back log of gel blocks for the next several weeks/months. At least I'll get everything reprocessed and ready to go in case we get a bluebird day on a weekend.
the .380's were shot from the wifes LCP.. so very short barrel, I had them expand when using my old Gel that I made from the knox brand gel, the one that performed and expanded each time was the winchester PDX-1's in .380, I still have a block thats only been remelted once that I will use next spring, the others that Ive been having issues with have been melted atleast 5 maybe 8 times... so Im thinking that even though they are calibrating right theres just not enough hydraulic force to open the rounds up, cause Im even having issues with .45's some .40's and a few 9mm's not expanding...
I bought 2 boxes of this stuff in 30-30 from a gun show 10 yrs or so ago, and you would not believe how it puts deer down.
It puts a hole in them like crazy.
A coyote that I shot in 2010 had an exit hole you could put a fist through, shot @ around 30 yds.
Suprised it did not expand well jere.
As mentioned, what barrel length was it shot from?
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The unofficial final tally was 6,076 to 4,868 in favor of Sear, who won every town in the district that previously had been represented by Republican Christopher Coutu. The state representative ran unsuccessfully for the state Senate post held by retiring Sen. Edith Prague, D- Columbia.
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Today's actually worse than yesterday, but in a different way. I feel like I'm coming down with the flu all of a sudden. I don't ever get colds or the flu; I don't even crack a fever for more than an hour for anything (my immune system is really screwed up: I have increasing allergies but it doesn't fight back against real problems like a cold). So this has me worried. I'm hoping my symptoms are just going haywire from the stress, but this is insane.
The symptoms have been getting worse all day. Every single joint aches and feels like they're stuffed full of cactus barbs. TOM has my body thinking I'm a stuck pig (it's never this bad). My intestines were so bloated that I couldn't even bend forward (it's gone down some but still hurts ridiculously bad). I keep feeling like I'm hungry and going to throw up at the same time. In one ear the ringing has almost totally taken over and in the other, half of what I hear is the blood flowing through my arteries (it's a whoosh whoosh that is driving me crazy - my doctors know this happens but have zero idea what it means or what to do about it). My head feels like someone lodged an axe in the back of my head and is twisting it. I can barely move my neck. My face feels like I've gone 20 rounds in an MMA fight and my jaw feels like it's been busted into a dozen pieces. I'm having a hard time breathing because of chest pains (common with EDS). My left leg is continuing to get more numb and less responsive. Every time I move my legs or hips there's explosions of pain at the base of my spine (where the lower back meets the butt) from that freaking dislocation. Every time I stand up or move my muscles want to give out and my brain wants to go unconsious.
Add to it that my mother is a narcissistic b!%@#. I emailed her this afternoon and only said "I'm sorry, I can't." That was it. I am sick of explaining to her why I can't do what she wants me to do when she will just throw a fit about it anyways. It doesn't matter if it's because I have no interest in dealing with her at all or because my symptoms are so bad that I literally can't deal with being around anyone, she will always make everything all about her. She predictably responded in a way that was all about her. It's all "I" statements and guilting me. Telling me she's crying every day because she doesn't know how I'm doing. Saying "we" should put our struggles behind us and be mother and daughter again (she has flat out refused over and over again to see the mental health help she needs to ever be a functioning human being). Most people would read it and not understand what's really there, but I know every trick in her playbook. No person on this planet can go from telling their severely ill daughter that she needs to stop complaining (aka mentioning in any way) about her symptoms and conditions because it is FAR worse to be the mother of a sick child (I was 30 at the time!) so I need to comfort HER, to being the caring and loving mother who will support her child through everything in just 2 years without having sought out professional help. Case in point: she says she's been following some people with EDS online and learning about the symptoms, yet she expected me to drop everything and spend a few hours with her and my father without any thought whatsoever to my symptoms and with no notice. Then when I give no explanation as to why I won't see them it doesn't even cross her mind that perhaps my symptoms were bad enough that I was not physically capable of leaving the house or playing host to them in my own home, because her only thought is that I'm purposefully hurting them! Reading this email just shoved in my face all over again how much my family is dysfunctional and wrong and pathetic. It hurts in ways that there are no words for. This woman has made ME take care of her in one way or another since I was a little child. This woman was never the loving, nurturing, caring, and supporting mother that every child deserves. This is the woman who kicked me out of my own home when I was barely able to walk, was underweight and just starting IV feedings, and I had no where to go - all because I didn't say something she wanted to hear in the way she wanted to hear it! I have come to accept she will NEVER change and has no interest in changing (she says she's not broken so she doesn't need to be fixed - it's up to everyone else to do what she wants when she wants it in the exact way she wants it without her ever having to explain anything in any way). I am DONE expecting anything from her. I hate it but it is what it is. I will not ever count on them for anything of worth. But to have this email be thrown at me while in the midst of yet another massive kick in the teeth (see my last blog) just makes it so much more profoundly painful.
Tomorrow I should be calling new lawyers to ask if any will take my case. I should be calling my orthopedist to see if they can see me about this dislocation that's screwing up my leg. I should be doing paperwork. I should be working on items my therapist and ARMHS worker wnat me to work on. I should be packing up my house. I should be cleaning my house and changing the sheets on my couch/bed. I should be doing so many things. All I want to do is sleep through the entire day and pretend like the world isn't crashing in on me.
I can't stand feeling like this. I want to be able to take care of myself again. I don't want to have to rely on others who aren't all that interested in helping me. It's disheartening to know I'm only 32 and my symptoms will continue to progress the rest of my life. There's no hurt quite like that of knowing that the people who are supposed to love you and support you the most are incapable of doing so and put requirements on you that you can never and should never have to fulfill. Every dream, hope, and wish I've had for myself has been stolen away by a stupid genetic condition that most people don't even know exists and many couldn't care less about. How is it that so many people can expect and demand things from me when I could easily lose consciousness, fall, hit my head, and not be found for days or even weeks because no one would even know?
Then there's that moment you realize you've fallen to pieces because you're not as strong as you pretend to be. There are only so many battles and challenges one person can face on their own before they have to call uncle and focus only on surviving the most pressing problem - the physical symptoms of faulty DNA slowly destroying the body. So I'm going to try to force myself to stop crying, pop a few ribs back in place before they make it impossible for me to breathe, and try to sleep off some of these stresses and symptoms. Everything else will have to wait for another day.
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I don't have the words to adequatly say what needs to be said, or what you may need to hear. I can tell you that you do have a family that cares, here at SP. I feel though that we aren't enough, and I so wish that I could help provide you with the money/care/means to be able to take care of yourself & your needs. My thoughts and prayers are with you always, love & blessings
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Your story makes me lose faith in so many things: the healthcare system, the law, professions who are supposed to be there to help, etc, etc. I just don't understand how so many people get money and attention and aid from the government who don't need it but someone who needs more health care isn't getting it.
I know that if there was anything that can be done you would have thought of it by now, but it just feels like how can there not be something more to be done to help this situation?!? It makes me so mad!
I'm not religous, but I do have faith that things happen for a reason. I hope the reason for your struggles shows itself soon
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Geesh, it seems like one bad day after another. I understand, only too well. Maybe not to the point you do, as my issues, even though are disabling, are not to the degree yours are. I know you'll likely never get better, but I do pray for you to have a meaningful life, somehow, someday.
Crap, I can't even say to you"Things have to get better, they can't get any worse." like I've told other people at different times in my life. I don't think I really know what to say to you most of the time, because I've always tried to say things that made people feel better somehow. In your case, I am speechless. I am thinking that is probably why so many people have dropped your friendship, they don't know what to say or what to do, and they know they can't make things better for you.
Proud of you for taking a stand on your familial boundaries and told your parents "No." Period. From what you've said in the past, they'll never "get it" about you and your needs and their responsibilities toward you as your parents, EVEN THOUGH you are 32!! Mentally, your parents are probably much younger than you are. Maybe they aren't even past teen age in growth/maturity.
Hey, you know my phone number if you ever want to just rant I'm a good listener...HUGGS.
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In light of the pending conflict with Iraq and the continued war on terror, there has been a phenomenon sweeping across college campuses of the nation.
Since September 11, 2001, and also more recently, college students have been speaking up, even going so far as to form organizations, to support their country. Harvard Law, Brandeis, Princeton, Yale and Columbia University are among the schools where such activism is taking place. What the following groups have in common is a feeling of patriotism and seemingly a sense that it is their duty to defend the United States at a time when its reputation is under attack by some of its very citizens.
Students for Protecting America's mission, as stated on their website, is very clear: "Defend America. Defeat Terrorism. Disarm Iraq." The organization was formed at Harvard Law School just this past week in response to recent anti-war protests that are going on not only at Harvard, but internationally. The group has thus far been busy sending out press releases, putting up posters, and getting the word out about Students for Protecting America (SPA) in order to start up membership. Brett Joshpe, Harvard Law student and President of SPA, states that the response from the student body has been very positive and that the group has received numerous emails from students interested in joining. He states that they have also received a lot of support from alumni as well as visitors to their website. Reportedly SPA has experienced some negative reactions in the form of vandalism to their posters, but this has not served as a deterrent to what the group is trying to do.
Though SPA has not yet held an event, they are planning a day when people could unite to show their support for America; they hope to include not only students from Harvard but from all over the Boston area. Mr. Joshpe has expressed that whatever event is planned, the group intends to be respectful of the University at all times and act in a way that will not disrupt the learning process.
Mr. Joshpe asserts that the group's main focus is not in advocating war, but in letting people know that "there is a lot of support out there" for what America is doing to disarm Iraq, especially at the college level where the voice of anti-war protestors is the one most commonly heard. He states that the organization intends to show support especially for the men and women of the military, and that "everybody should be respectful of the troops who defend this country."
United We Stand (UWS) is a similar organization born out of a web forum discussion at Brandeis University when students Joshua Wiznitzer and Maria Meyerovich connected on a point of patriotism. Shortly thereafter, they formed United We Stand and were officially recognized by Brandeis University on February 23, 2003.
The group's membership has since grown to fifteen, and Secretary and Public Relations Representative Mr. Wiznitzer states that many more have expressed the wish to join. Mr. Wiznitzer explains that UWS is in the process of coming up with ideas for events, some of which may include a student debate between members of UWS and anti-war protestors, in which each side could argue the reasons for its point of view. In the event that war between the United States and Iraq does break out, UWS is planning to hold a rally and distribute yellow ribbons that students may wear in support of America. Mr. Wiznitzer states that they are also hoping to obtain speakers who can "help explain the ideals and practices which make our country so great."
UWS is not yet eligible to receive school funding, but is working on gaining "chartered status" which will allow them to do so. Thus far, they have relied on donations of supplies as well as their own wallets in order to get the group started. According to Mr. Wiznitzer, one of the reasons he and Ms. Meyerovich formed the group was to "provide a forum for students who didn¡¦t agree with the whole anti-war crowd."
Yale College Students for Democracy (YCSD) is another relatively new group, dating back to February 6, 2003. It was created, according to President Matthew Louchheim, to educate students about the importance of defending democracy as well as to counter the protests of those at Yale who choose to demonize the United States yet ignore the abuses of leaders such as Saddam Hussein. YCSD recently hosted former CIA Director James Woolsey, who spoke on the importance of defending democracy in the face of terrorism. According to YCSD Vice President of Communication Zachary Safir, YCSD is planning to host similarly informative speakers in the future, including a former Iraqi freedom fighter who is scheduled to speak in April.YCSD currently has a membership of thirty, is a registered school group, and is in the process of becoming a recognized non-profit organization.
A slightly more established group, the Princeton Committee Against Terrorism (PCAT) was conceived in September 2001 to encourage patriotism as well as support the war against terror. Founder Carlos Ramos Mrosovsky states that the organization was launched in part to give a voice to those who did not support the "anti-American sentiment" demonstrated by some students at Princeton.
Since its inception, PCAT has organized rallies as well as hosted speakers such as Ravan Farhadi, Afghan Northern Alliance Ambassador to the United Nations. Mr. Mrosovsky contends that PCAT has experienced considerable opposition from some of the administration as well as from another student group called the Princeton Peace Network. He also states that at the annual commemoration of the 9/11 attacks, PCAT was politely excluded from participation in arranging the event, with some members of the administration citing that they did not want to politicize the day. PCAT was not deterred and manifested their patriotism at the commemoration by distributing hand-held flags and displaying "God Bless America" banners.PCAT presents as a non-partisan group with a membership of approximately three hundred students spanning of a variety of political affiliations. PCAT has been recognized at Princeton since October 2001 and is funded largely by donations from alumni. The group publishes a magazine called American Foreign Policy, which is financed by the school as well as advertisers.
PCAT is currently planning a March 8th rally intended to show support for America as well as to counter the anti-war rally being held on the same day. Similar to PCAT, Students United for America (SU4A) was founded in the wake of the September 11th attacks, in order "to join together with all those who love America to support the defense of our nation, our freedoms, and our way of life." Based at Columbia University in New York, New York, and led by President Jennifer Thorpe, SU4A has attempted to rally patriotism in the hearts of students through education and information.
SU4A's most recent event was a forum hosting Americans for Victory Against Terrorism, a Washington, D.C. based group. Speakers included former CIA Director R. James Woolsey as well as Director of the Center for Security Policy and former Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy Frank Gaffney. The forum dealt with the disarmament of Iraq and the reality of terrorism. In addition, SU4A has organized a movement to bring Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) to Columbia and is currently gathering signatures for a petition in favor of ROTC.
SU4A, currently numbering approximately seventy members, has been officially recognized since October 2001; the group receives school funding. Ms. Thorpe states that SU4A has faced some opposition in the past particularly in the form of harassment from another student group called the International Socialist Organization.
Ms. Thorpe seems to speak for all pro-American campus groups - and all patriotic American everywhere - when she says, "We want our troops abroad as well as the public at large to know that the youth of America supports the fight against terror."


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I intend to rent it when it comes out. I think it might be easier to get a grip on all the details with a second viewing. It's entirely possible I'm thinking too hard.
So, in your opinion, the weird guy doesn't exist? More specifically, he's one of the 2 pilots that Quaid killed after the transmission, so those conversations might be flashbacks? The tattoo "revision" would just be part of the hallucination.
BTW, I think it was the botanist that said that the colonists were pickled with some genetic engineering that made them genetically adapt quickly to their environment, which turned out to be the ship rather than the planet.
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Our neighbours cats keep pooing in our garden. It's quite a small garden, high fence round all sides, we've done a lot of work in it last year & are really looking forward to being able to get use out of it this year. We have a toddler so really really can't tolerate it. They poo on the grass & sit in my raised planter (veggies).
We have water guns at the ready, getting lions roar for the front where our toddler doesn't really play. Thought about spikes for fence, do they work? Any other suggestions that work (apart from get a cat-can't stand them, I'm allergic anyway).
No cat sob stories please, I like animals (I don't eat them!), but can't abide other people's attitudes towards unacceptable pet behaviour, including cat poo in my lovely child friendly garden.
many thanks.
Sorry that was a mega-rant. Blame preggo hormones at 39+2 wks. Still pisses me off having to clear it up though.
You can get the cat scarer things mains powered as well. I have one in the garden but sadly it works only on some cats not others. Having it mains powered means I don't have to check whether the batteries have run out. Cheaper in the long run, too.
Make sure you switch it off if your kids are playing in the garden as the sound is very high pitched, its the ability to hear the high pitch that we lose as we get older but it may irritate toddlers/children even if you barely register it.
Once kids are older buy them water guns!
Yes to cocoa shell mulch but again works not with all cats. Best deterrent is sticks from pruning dotted around the borders. I have resorted to this in front of the local school where cats regularly flatten all plants by sitting on and shitting on.
Spikes for fence do not work for all cats, it just makes the cats walk more slowly along them rather than run. Gives me more time to throw a can of water on them though!
Do your neighbours know about it? I'd be asking them to come round to clean it up and/or returning it to their garden
Please dont get spikes, they dont know what sharp things are and could get hurt. We love our cats so much, I have a litter tray for mine but once they learn about nice soft earth they stop using them.
I would have no objection to anyone supersoaking my cat to deter him as long as he can get away I.E they havent got him backed into a corner and are doing it to be cruel.
They love soft earth, how about a sharp grit sprinkled on the borders?.
Once again please dont be cruel, I know someone whose dad drowned a cat for pooing in his garden, he put it in a full water butt and held the lid down.
how about replacing cat litter with soft earth?
Quite. Cat owners who understand their cats' poo tastes so well should feel free to build a deluxe poo park in their own gardens. I really don't think anyone on this thread is setting out to be cruel -- if they were there might be some far more effective suggestions being shared. As it is we are all fannying about with citrus and special plants and gadgets which consume zillions of batteries, and still being greeted by a shitstorm.
I bought some powder cat repellent and sprinkled it in the affected area. It smells disgusting actually worse than cat poo. Weeks later I can still smell it when I'm out there.
This is my cat as well.
What did work was covering up the area he was using with thick cardboard and making a special area for him to use with used cat litter spread on top.
In the past I've found that spiky branches work (pyracantha is good).
Fluffy, the spikes are fine. They are made from pointy plastic and are uncomfortable to walk on but will not pierce the skin. The idea was to train the cat to not jump off the fence onto our outside dining table before they run across the raised beds and then over the trellis on the wall on their way home.
I have probably spent more than £100 with the cat scarer, spikes and netting for two raised beds alone and am full of sympathy with others. I am also a prefessional gardener, so come across more cat shit in my professional life, too. Some of my clients are very upset by the damage, stink and extra expense they have to fork out for.
I have also had my tulip bed destroyed by cats, they have completely flattened the foliage and flowers. The owner of these cats that pester us does not have a cat flap. She turfs the three cats out in the morning (whatever the weather) and lets them back in at night. She has cats "because they are less work than a dog" (her words not mine).
I for got to mention Silent Roar (another tenner a box), it helps with some cats, you only need to apply a few bits and lasts about a month. As with all the other suggestions, you need to remove the cat poo first for it to work best.
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A bloody great water gun and a bit of time. That plus my terrier
I think you may have a bias there (unless your nn is a red herring!)
Do you think borrowing a dog is a good idea? Let it have a good run about in the garden, leave its smell etc?
Was just
skimming for quick ideas trawling this for a similar problem.
A cat keeps sitting at the end of the garden, catching birds from next doors bird table (when they land on a small tree in our garden after eating) and the cat has scratched the hell out of the small tree's trunk, too. Little shit.
Which reminds me - DC stood in cat shit a few months ago too - the garden is gravel and paving so one big litter-tray I presume
I have two problems
1. My DH is a cat lover and refuses to think they do any harm or that their poo is toxic. thinks I am getting cross because I am not particularily fond of cats
2. We have cats and foxes so foxes get the blame for everything. We have all seen numerous neighborhood cats milling about and caught them in the act more than a few times, but it is still the foxes who get the blame.
Obviously an air rifle won't work on DH, so how can I convince him that this is a problem we need to deal with? Also, what two pronged approaches for the cats and the foxes? And, DH deals with the poo and just digs it into the dirt - is that good enough?
I have to be honest, my advice was flippant and useless
My nn certainly isn't a red herring but I also have 2 cats!
4 legs good, 2 legs bad
Human urine works pretty well. It's a bit gross but at least it's free! My sister used to have a dedicated jug in the toilet that her and her husband would wee in to spread over the garden. I used to do the same, or just send DH out in the dark when he had to go! We also had a noisy repeller thing - you could hear it but it was a small price to pay, I used to switch it on and off periodically. If you can get rid of them for a bit (throw every idea you've got at it), then they do find somewhere else to go and it seems to break the habit. Cat (and dog) poo is THE MOST disgusting thing ever and it's so horrible to feel you can't let your kids out in their own garden. Really good luck
I use, used ground coffee. Ok it smells quite strong to begin with but it seems to keep the felines off the garden. To get lots of grounds I go to my local coffee shop and recycle their used grounds. They are more than happy to get rid of them.
I have found the most effective and economical deterant to be a big bag of hot chilli powder from lido or an Indian supermarket!
I then sprinkle it, especially where the cats seem to enter and exit my garden, and where they poo. They hate it and seems to work a treat.
I've just come on here expressly to ask the same question. I've just gone outside to find one of the 3 cats that frequent my garden in the act on a patch of ground where I planted some bulbs about 6 weeks ago. The bulbs have started to come up, but are now all dug up all over the place. I've tried planting them back, but not sure how they'll get on - or how long before they're all clawed up again and pooed on.
Gah! I love cats, but I do wish they'd do the do somewhere else.
I think I'll get DS a supersoaker. He'd enjoy that (until the novelty wears off)
I've not been on the thread for ages thanks for all the advice. We bought one of the sonar devices (@£15 from eBay) put it in the garden last Saturday & haven't seen signs of any cats all week.
Coincidentally we saw our neighbour on the Sunday who asked if we had seen one of her cats as he'd been missing for a few days! Just glad it had vanished before we installed the device or we'd be thinking it was our fault (DH would've been too triumphant for words had that been the case). So either the device works or the offending animal has gone.
Interesting that she's taking an interest in her cats whereabouts now, shame she didn't give a cats poo before...
Heartbeat - I do feel for you but LOLOLOLOLOL at the idea that cat owners should in someway control their cats pooing venues. Cats do what they want when they want
unlike the slathering sycophantic idiots that are dogs.
We have a raised bed that our cats always look longingly at but I net it and put sharp sticks in it to keep the cats out.
Ignore the lovely but slightly deluded poster who worried that cats don't understand sharp sticks - they climb trees, kill rats/birds/rabbits a sharp stick is not going spear them in the bum because they don't notice it.
Hopefully your sonic thing still works but other than that a pint of water chucked over them every time you see them should should do the trick (super soakers aren't good enough, you need to drench them).
Cats poo is a giant pain but i'd rather that than have to deal with a loud barky dog next door.
<disclaimer: I actually do like (some) dogs but cats are better. Fact.>
Toddlers very often live quite peacefully & healthfully with cats, so I just questioned whether they are that incompatible. Ragged yes but the point is that the toddlers' cats will poo in someone else's garden- not their own!
We have a sonic mains powered cat scarer which works but not with one deaf cat.
Last year they ruined a veg plot covered with netting by sitting onthe netting then when it rained the poo leeched into the compost- so I didn't grow any veg.
If any cat owners are reading- why don't you all get cat litters and train your cats?
Would you like your neighbours to poo in your garden?
I don't know what works TBH- I get very cross at having to buy anti-cat paraphanalia just so i can grow veg and garden in a poo free garden.
spiffing that's quite a hearty laugh, rather condescending actually. I don't give a cats shit whether you like cats more than dogs, the thread isn't about that.
I don't want cat shit in my garden why should I have to clean up after someone else's 'pet'. That's not something I can laugh about when I'm pregnant and have a toddler.
Perhaps if I sent DH round to shit in your garden you might laugh a little less heartily.
All of that said I am hopeful the offending shitter has done a bunk or has been deterred.
Thanks to those who offered useful advice, it is very much appreciated.
Spiffing so why is it that some cats use litter trays? eg cats who live in flats or who don't have access to the outdoors?
IMO it's lazy, irresponsible cat owners who are to blame because they don't have to suffer cat poo in their own gardens.
sorry but I'm a cat owner (although mine have a litter tray and rarely stray from our garden (please dont burn me for that)!!
We have the same issue though, stray cats are forever coming in to our garden, the old 'get your own cat thing' definately doesnt work!!
Best trick we've found, cus lets face it even if you own a cat you dont want it pooing in your garden, is orange peel straight off an orange just dumped over the top of where the cat is pooing (or weeing) cats hate the smell!!
Also in veggie plots, flower beds etc lots of pokey bamboo sticks (obviously this might not be very child friendly) but it will stop them er squatting!!!
For what its worth, I fully endorse the use of water to scare off cats, even a bucket (of water)if you can get close enough to it!! I wouldnt expect people to tolerate our cats in their gardens, I prefer them in our own!!
If the cats don't have collars, then it would be reasonable to assume their strays (no collars = irrisponsible owners) I'd consider calling the local council, or RSCPA, not sure if there is anything they can do!!
Yay to fuchsia prunings! Luckily one of my clients has a massive fuchsia which I pruned two weeks ago and used at the local primary school. So for the first time ever the daylilies outside the school stand tall and proud because the cats have not flattened them by crouching and excreting. It is not the most attractive feature but over time the foliage hides most the the thick stems. And we may have flowers by June.
Oh amelia you sound so bitter! I consider myself neither lazy nor irresponsible. I am a pet owner who knows that my pets have a fuller happier life by being allowed outdoors. I cannot control where they poo as I also can't control the deer who eat our apples, badgers who dig up my bulbs and <gasps> foxes that poo in our garden.
Heart beep - you seem to have ignored the fact that I also offered useful advice. You obviously know that cat owners can't control where their cats poo so yes I was laughing at your comments. As much as you don't want cat poo in your garden I don't think cats should be only kept indoors because of this fact, your garden will be covered in rat, mice, bird, fox and even insect excrement because it is OUTSIDE and therefore never dirt or germ free.
Anyway as I said in my last post I do hope the sonic thingy keeps working as I also agreed it is a pain in the arse having animals poo in your garden. At least it has stopped one variety doing it. Good luck with the rest of your pg
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"Today was a good team win, we are pleased to have the win heading into Easter weekend. We are looking forward to our next match on Monday against Monmouth" head coach Jason Sacher said.
Karly Pang got Marist off to a strong start with a 7-5, 6-2 victory over Adina Ungurean-Halagian. Freshman Callie Morlock then got the best of Ivana Grbelja in a 6-3, 6-4 decision.
Marielle Campbell was another winner for the Red Foxes, notching an impressive 6-0, 6-2 win against the Peacocks' Elena Melian Puigventos. Marist's Lisa Ventimiglia defeated Lucia Radovic, 6-4, 6-2.
Nikki Rohan closed out the singles matches with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Saint Peter's Vanessa Vogel. Katie Seitz was declared a winner by default for the Red Foxes.
In doubles action, the duo of Pang and Morlock handled the Peacocks' tandem of Ungurean-Halagian and Radovic, 8-2. Sophomores Melissa Carlay and Kaye Eastman picked up another win doubles win for Marist in an 8-1 decision over Grbelja and Vogel.
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Hi. It is not uncommon for boys to take their time with potty training. Does he make pee pee on the potty? Or is it just poop that he is having difficulty?
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he does do pee on occasion
ok that is a good start. Poo poo can take longer as it is more scary for him to let that go because at that age developmentally he believes that it is like a body part.
I wouldnt rush it or put any pressure on him as that will cause him to go backward. It needs to be an easy and pleasant transition for him.
there are a few things you could try....if you know there are certain times of the day he poops then you can put him in a diaper during those times. this will take some pressure off and he will be the guide as to when he is ready.
the other thing you can do is have him sit on the potty 3--4 times a day but for only 3-5 minutes at a time. Make those times at the same time each day. If he doesn't go then praise him for trying.
don't coax, plead, yell or anything.
you may also want to buy some "targets" that he can use as he can find it to be more fun.
have him help you create a chart and color it together and each time he goes on the potty he gets his favorite sticker.
how does this sound to you?
sounds good i will draw up a chart with him and go from there
perfect and try and follow the routine above. less pressure..more fun and let him be your guide.
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