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I have this little girl you see,
I've loved her from the start.
When I first laid my eyes on her
She captured all my heart.
She appeared into my life
As if I willed it so
As if I willed it so
And since that day I met her,
Into a mother I did grow.
Before I ever saw her,
She came with me to work.
She came with me to work.
We did everything together
We even shared our hurt.
I'd sing to her and pray for her
And wonder who she'd be.
And wonder who she'd be.
She's now a tiny person,
All her own it's plain to see.
Fiercely independent
But she is also mine.
But she is also mine.
She's a little bit a part of me,
I see it all the time.
She is mine to teach, to love,
To care for and protect.
To care for and protect.
To show her what this life's about
And all there is to get.
I'll teach her how to play,
Imagine, and create.
Imagine, and create.
How to be responsible
And never show up late.
And never show up late.
I'll tell her it's okay to cry,
But cry with others too.
But cry with others too.
Have empathy for those who hurt.
Show them the good in you.
I'll teach her to be proud, yet humble.
Stand up for what's right.
Don't date the boys that only flatter,
Don't stay out late at night.
I'll show her what it means to serve,
To help a friend in need.
That it's okay to sometimes follow
But also how to lead.
I want her to be happy
But life is often hard.
It isn't fair, nor always right,
It's not a Hallmark card.
But when the world is dark and gloomy,
When heartache grips her tight
I hope she'll know that she is loved
And always see the light.
I have this little girl you see
I've loved her from the start
And every day I spend with her
She recaptures my heart.

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Friday, October 23, 2009
It's here. And more on the Book Awards.
11 comments:
- Anonymous said...
the book looks soooo sexy Rachael, congratulations! Hope you post your interviews on the blog so we can read them across the ditch. Am trying to get my local to order Magpie Hall for me, though not sure how they are getting on...
Again, congratulations!
- 4:00 pm
- Pen said...
It looks awesome! Congrats. thrilled for you. I found a copy of the Sound of Butterflies in my library the other day (I love the title it sticks in your head). I'm really enjoying it and can't wait to read the new one next. Keep up the good work.
- 7:08 pm
- Donna Hosie said...
I am a total sucker for a beautiful book cover and Magpie Hall is just stunning. It will look very pretty on my bookshelf - next to The Sound of Butterflies, obviously!
Many congratulations, Rachael.
- 10:52 pm
- Damon Young said...
Looks excellent, Rachael - best of luck. I'll pick up a copy when it arrives in Australia.
Also, can you drop me a line on email, please?
- 2:24 pm
- Mark Hubbard said...
Book looks great. The hand almost appears like it is in 3D.
Looking forward to picking up the book from an Independent :)
- 1:59 pm
- Mary McCallum said...
The excerpt of Magpie Hall in the SST gave me goosebumps, Rachael - how wonderful to think the prick of a tattooist's needle is an addictive thing. Some gorgeous compelling detail in there of a world unknown to me. I can't wait to read the rest.
- 4:33 pm
- a cat of impossible colour said...
Eee! How exciting. I love the back cover, too.
- 12:25 pm
- Vanda Symon said...
I can just picture you patting it and carrying it around, fanning the pages and smelling it! Fabulous feeling.
I love what they've done with the back, it looks as delicious as the front.
Maybe we're starting a hand trend...
- 1:18 pm
- Rachel Fenton said...
You've upped the benchmark for great covers now! Looking forward to reading it.
But Vanda - "starting a hand trend..." sounds well dodgy! ;)
Congrats, Rachael.
- 3:44 pm
- Vanda Symon said...
I write crime fiction - I am dodgy!
- 1:48 pm
- Simon Berry said...
I have just (10 minutes ago) finished "Magpie Hall" and enjoyed it so much I felt moved to let you know - so here I am. (The last time I felt like that was on completing your late, great dad's history book.) A great effort - in my view , even better than "The Sound of Butterflies", which was also great. Can't wait for the next one. (No pressure!)
Congratulations and best wishes,
Simon Berry
- 1:40 pm


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Terrance Vinduska of Marion wakes up each morning, eager to tend to his crops — even in a drought.
"I couldn't be in this business if I wasn't optimistic by nature," he said. "I won't pull a cover over my head and say that there is nothing I can do about the hot and dry weather. There's plenty I can do to keep my plants alive."
Vinduska is just one farmer who is trying to figure out how to deal with the low water levels in Marion County. While many are still trying to figure out how to make ends meet, Vinduska said he already has a plan — one that has been in progress ever since the drought system first swept across Kansas three years ago.
At the start of every season, Vinduska said he does three things. He chooses the most drought-resistant crops, prays for good weather, and plans to study the condition of his current crop.
And this year is no different.
Vinduska said he planted more winter wheat this year than in years past, hoping it would be a better financial investment. However, as he gauges the current condition of his crops, he is slowly discovering that his crop didn't germinate well because of the dry conditions.
"If you don't have a good start, you don't have anything," Vinduska said.
Currently, 31 percent of the state's winter wheat crop is in poor or very poor condition, according to Kansas Agricultural Statistics. Weather in coming months will tell whether that number grows.
Until then it is a waiting game, but Vinduska said he can't get himself worked up about it.
"The weather is unpredictable," he said. "You never know what is going to happen. A lot depends on the amount of actual rain and wind the fields get."
The farmer is still confident in his decision to plant a large amount of winter wheat this season, knowing that he selected the most drought-resistant seed available.
Vinduska also plans to plant genetically altered corn, grain sorghum and soybeans that can withstand an abnormally dry season.
Afterward, he will watch the condition of his crops, using the "2-50" approach (two windows scrolled down at 50 mph) to gauge the condition of his crops. Later on in the season, he said he will walk through his fields to see how his crops are faring. If the crops are turning a bluish-greenish color or starting to curl, he knows that need more water in order to survive.
With some crops, like corn and soybeans, farmers are able to estimate their yield, but Vinduska said that is difficult to do with a primarily wheat crop.
While farmers across the wheat belt are staring at the forecast with fear, Vinduska is confident that, even if he has a bad season, he will be covered by crop insurance.
"There's a reason we have it," he said. "It's a safety net for us."
Last Friday, reports indicated that crop insurance firms are going to lose money this year because of the severe drought. Experts estimate farmers will receive between $20 and $25 billion in compensation across the country.
The federal government knows that this is going to hit Kansas farmers hard, which is why Marion County — along with 103 other Kansas counties — was declared by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to be a drought disaster area. This is the second year in a row that Marion County has received this designation — and many local farmers are concerned about how it will affect their livelihood.
"It hits everyone hard when we don't get enough water," Vinduska said. "You'd be worried too if your income was cut in half. But, it's always important to look on the bright side — it might be better next year."
Vinduska said the dismal forecast forces him to "trust that everything will turn out all right."
Vinduska is now planning for the spring planting season. While he said the forecast is not what he would choose, he is determined to select the perfect seed, fertilizer, etc. for the weather condition — that way, he said, he'll be doing everything he can to get a good harvest.
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Another Year
Review by Jack Foley
MIKE Leigh's Another Year offers a thought provoking examination of old age that's by turns amusing, poignant and powerful… As well as undeniably Mike Leigh.
At first, the director's observational style would seem to make for a slight, engaging affair. But as subtle comedy gives way to sadness and even anger, Leigh once again proves his worth at generating moving drama from everyday scenarios.
Another Year unfolds over four seasons in the lives of Tom (Jim Broadbent), a geologist, and Gerri (Ruth Sheen), a counsellor, an amiable, kind-hearted couple who enjoy pottering about the allotment and throwing dinners for friends.
Central to their genial existence is their amicable son (Oliver Maltman) and Mary (Lesley Manville), a work colleague who drinks too much to mask her lonely desperation.
There's also Ken (Peter Wright), a fed up friend of Tom's, who is also battling depression and self despondency and Tom's brother. All have key parts to play in the events that shape the year that ensues.
As ever with Leigh's work, events take place at a leisurely pace that allows the actors to fully inhabit their roles so that you sometimes feel you're eavesdropping on real life unfolding.
This can lend the film a soapy, small screen feel but one that can be indulged on the big screen thanks to the quality of the performances and the subtle shifts in season that are marked by Dick Pope's appealing cinematography.
Leigh also handles the film's big themes well, suggesting that while growing old is never easy, it can be as fun (for some) as it is painful for others.
Hence, Tom and Gerri are a reassuring central presence and the type of elderly couple we'd all like to know and aspire to become if we reach their point in life. They lend the film it's optimism, it's good humour and it's heart and soul.
But they're not oblivios to the suffering of those around them and it's through their eyes that we witness the slow unravelling of Manville's unhinged Mary (impeccably played with just the right mix of humour, irritation and anguish), as well as the sad decline of Ken (again, brilliantly portrayed by Wright).
But then Leigh's films seldom disappoint on an emotional front even if the downbeat nature of some of his work makes him an acquired taste among viewers.
Another Year is, however, as amusing and warm as it is emotionally complex and resonant, dealing with old age in a sensitive but never sugar coated fashion.
It's also another of his more recent works (like Vera Drake, whose star Imelda Staunton cameos here) that's destined to get even better with age as more and more people grow into it.
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The Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at SWOSU was founded in 1960. KE's purposes and goals both locally and nationally, are to unite women students in pharmacy, cooperate with faculty, to stimulate in its members a desire for high scholarship, to foster professional consciousness, and to promote a bond of lasting interest, loyalty and friendship.
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Penn State's Board of Trustees approved the start of construction of the Overlook Pavilion in The Arboretum at Penn State at its meeting today (March 21) in Washington, D.C. The one-story masonry structure is the architectural anchor in phase one of the Arboretum, the H.O. Smith Botanic Gardens. The 800-square-foot structure will include public restrooms, office space and a tool-storage area. Between April and November, the pavilion's event terrace will accommodate approximately 190 guests under a tent structure integrated with the pavilion design.


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It's not easy to make the Church at Brook Hills, Alabama's second-largest congregation, look like a slum. But in 2010, the church collected trash all over Birmingham and set its stage in corrugated metal, scrap wood, plastic tarps, and other detritus. Three months before, their lead pastor, David Platt, had proposed that their church "take India," by which he meant pay for Compassion International's child survival programs in the country for an entire year. The whole church couldn't jet off to India, but the rubbish on stage tangibly reminded its members of the country's impoverished communities.
With the stage literally set, Platt called his church to something more than giving $525,000 to Compassion. Platt and the Church at Brook Hills (affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention) spent a full year praying for the world, reading the entire Bible, giving their money to those in need, spending time in a context beyond Birmingham, and building community.
The five components of "the Radical Experiment" may not seem that radical; they're more like basic Christian discipleship. But they struck a nerve at the church and beyond. Forty families and singles committed to moving into a disadvantaged area of Birmingham. As one attendee told me, the news created something of a reputation for the church. "People still ask me," she said, "whether I go to that church where people are moving into the most dangerous parts of Birmingham." And the message spread well beyond the city of 1 million. After Platt released Radical in May 2010, it spent more than two years on The New York Times advice best-seller list. Three years later, it's still on CBA'S (formerly ...1


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The Sun City Travel Softball Team, led by pitchers Mike Coriale, Bob Lee and hitters, Ken Abshier, Tom DaParma, Dean Waters and John Heere, finished undefeated in the first day of the Spruce Creek Invitational tournament over the weekend. The tournament featured four active adult community travel teams.
The second day was won by the weather, as rain canceled the last two games.
In the first game versus Stonecrest, Sun City was trailing 11-5 in the fifth inning. Then third baseman John Heere, mid-infielder Dave Sauer, outfielder DaParma and second baseman Doug Baker began the comeback with timely base hits, helping generate four runs to pare the lead down. In the sixth inning Dean Waters, Fitz Harding and Baker, who also had an earlier home run, reached with consecutive base hits. Then sluggers Don Feldkamp and Abshier completed the five-run inning by each hitting a home run to give Sun City the lead. Stonecrest tied the game in the bottom of the sixth inning at 14-14 and both teams were scoreless in the seventh. At that point, the tournament game was declared a tie.
In the second game Sun City's overall speed, defense and hitting was too much for Summerglenn as the travel team trounced its opponent 18-9. DaParma, Abshier, Bill Wealleans and Waters all contributed three hits apiece as Sun City erased an early lead to dominate the game. Heere and first basemen Dennis Jackson and Craig Waite made several outstanding defensive plays to constantly thwart Summerglenn rallies.
DaParma, Pete Bonanno and Feldkamp made a number of defensive plays to take hits away from Summerglenn. Mike Akey, Coriale, Bonanno and Steve Parrish each knocked in a run. The speed of Bonanno, Parrish and Waters constantly had Summerglenn on its collective heels as Sun City dominated the game with smart, effective base running.
The Travel Team will complete the home-and-away series with Spruce Creek — April 28-29 as part of the spring Sun City Invitational at home, which will also include teams from Charleston and Hilton Head.


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A credit card case of paper. 10 centimetres × 7 cm.
Thick and strong paper is good. Laminated paper is better.
Cut paper and lining cloth to inside.
Draw the fold lines by scratching with an awl. Make a slit.
Fold cloth and iron it.
Fold paper and glue cloth.
Paper case is cheap and weak.
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A credit card case of paper. 10 centimetres × 7 cm.
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|Delicious whiskey sauce is a great dessert sauce for a simple pound cake or as here, a perfect accent for this yummy bread pudding.
Whiskey SauceThis is a simple, egg-less, whiskey sauce that pairs up as nicely with warm bread pudding as it does with pound cake.
Recipe: Whiskey Sauce©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 5 min |Cook time: 3 min | Yield: About 1/2 cup
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) of unsalted butter
- 1/4 cup of granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup of heavy cream or whole milk
- 1 tablespoon of all purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon of whiskey, or to taste
Melt butter in a saucepan and whisk all other ingredients in except the vanilla and whiskey; bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer until thickened. Remove from heat, add vanilla and whiskey, whisk and drizzle over individual servings of warm bread pudding, shown above.
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FOX's Dick Morris: "[T]here never will be any" moderate Muslim voices
During a discussion on FOX News Channel's Hannity & Colmes about the Iraqi prisoner abuse scandal and its implications for the war in Iraq, FOX News Channel political analyst Dick Morris stated, "There really isn't any [a]nd there never will be" a "moderate Muslim voice to bring sanity and context" to the situation in Iraq.
Following is an excerpt from Morris's May 10 discussion with the show's co-host, Sean Hannity:
HANNITY: Why can't the Iraqi people show a little appreciation for the sacrifice? Seven hundred Americans are dead, so that in part, they can be free.
MORRIS: That's right.
HANNITY: Where is Kuwait saying, "You know what? These seven guys do not speak for the America that set us free. Or else, we would still have Saddam in power." Where is Saudi Arabia?
MORRIS: You and I always have conversations where you argue should and I argue will.
HANNITY: Where is the -- can you tell me where the moderate Muslim voice is to bring sanity and context to what's going on here?
MORRIS: There really isn't any. And there never will be any. And John Adams said it best. He said when you quarter troops in a populous area, they will cause two mobs for each one they've suppressed. And I think that we're causing these problems to ourselves.
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Two women representatives were indefinitely barred from speaking during Michigan House debates yesterday by Majority Floor Leader Jim Stamas during one debate about a highly contentious omnibus abortion bill.
One of the offenders, State Representative Barb Byrum (D), was barred for shouting at the presiding officer after he refused to give her the floor, despite her repeated requests to speak. The other barred representative, Lisa Brown (D), suspects that she is being punished for using the word "vagina." At the end of an impassioned speech against the measure in question—which, among other provisions, bans all abortions after 20 weeks, without exceptions for rape, incest or the health of the mother—Brown said "I'm flattered that you're all so interested in my vagina, but 'no' means 'no.'" (See the video above for full remarks and reactions.)
Stamas hasn't said what specifically offended him — only that the women did not maintain decorum on the floor — but Brown and her supporters argue that the majority leader was put off by her use of an "anatomically correct word."
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Michigan Radio reports that "this is the first time in memory that lawmakers have been formally barred from participating in floor debates."


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A 19-year-old Nebraska woman arrested for bank robbery last week posted a video to YouTube bragging about her heist.
Hannah Sabata, of Stromsburg, was arrested Wednesday, the day she posted the video to YouTube. She was wearing the same clothes in the video, which matched the description of clothing worn by the bandit, the York News-Times reports.
"I just stole a car and robbed a bank," she wrote. "Now I'm rich, I can pay off my college financial aid and tomorrow i'm going for a shopping spree. Bite me. I love GREENDAY!"
The video included music by Greenday, captions and handmade signs, which Sabata used to state she stole a Pontiac Grand Am and then robbed the Waco branch of Cornerstone Bank "with a gun, pillowcase and note." She fans a stack of bills and states she made off with $6,256.
"I told my mom today was the best day of my life :)," reads the caption as money is displayed. "She just thinks I met a new boy."
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Time and material billing software speeds invoicing process
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Micro-coaxial cables flex for high-end applications
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Scaleable UPS system grows with infrastructure power
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Tool has colored ID labels
The ID PAL, a thermal transfer labeling tool, now has new ID label colors that include orange, green, red, blue and yellow. Colors can simplify infrastructure administration and maintenance by making the structure of the cabling more intuitive. Brady Worldwide
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Manhole-shaped underground distribution switchgear is sealed
The manhole-style Vista UDS features the standard vista three-pole load-interrupter switch, completely sealed in a rugged stainless-steel tank and insulated with SF6 gas. The cylindrical tank measures 29 ½ in. in diameter to fit through most manhole openings. Cable entrance and exit is via 600A bushings or optional 200A bushing wells. The unit is available through 15.5 kV at 630A continuous. Vista gear includes 600A load-interrupters. Operating controls are separated from elbows and cables. S&C Electric
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NM surface raceway is easy to install
This nonmetallic surface raceway is an easy-to-install system that offers a wide variety of wire management solutions. Three other designs are available. Premier multi-channel is an aesthetic, medium-capacity solution for classroom and office applications. Prestige multi-channel is a high-capacity system, said to be the only one on the market that is expandable after installation. Cove molding, available in single and multi-channel, combines the convenient features of a surface wiring installation within a building's natural contours. Thomas and Betts
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Power system maintenance program ensures reliability
PowerCare Advantage is said to be the first national maintenance program sponsored by an integrated power system manufacturer. It is designed to ensure the reliability of all brands of on-site power systems. The program uses the Cummins distributor network with 150 locations and features Cummins-certified technicians for 24/7 service. The regular power system maintenance is designed to identify minor service issues before they become costly performance issues. Cummins Power Generation
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Streamers provide temporary lighting
The flat-wire String-O-Lights offer a cost-effective option for temporary lighting. They are available in packages containing five to 10 socket-and-cage assemblies on 50-ft to 200-ft lengths of cable. The safety yellow cages are built from durable, impact-resistant plastic and accommodate up to 200W lamps. For fast installation and hassle-free re-lamping, the cages snap open and closed without the need for tools. McGill
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Robert "Bobby" Elton Akin, 58, born on September 17, 1951, died on Wednesday, September 15, 2010.
Born in Midwest City (Tinker Air Force Base) in Oklahoma, he was the son of Robert M. "Bob" Akin of Winder and the late Katherine "Sue" Kimmons Akin. He was a United States Navy Veteran and graduated from the University of Georgia with a Master's Degree in Agriculture in 1980. He went to work for Gold Kist in Moultrie in 1980 and retired from Gold Kist as Director of Corporate Protection in Atlanta. In 2005 he started Akin Stone and Landscape in Winder. He loved his model airplanes, gardening, University of Georgia football games, Atlanta Braves and whitewater rafting. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, son and brother, loved ones added.
Survivors in addition to his father include his wife, Toni Collins Akin, Lawrenceville; a daughter and son-in-law, Katie and Joey Wolpert, Hartwell; son, Chris Akin, Lawrenceville; grandson, Will Wolpert; brother and sister-in-law, Alan and LeAnne Akin, Winder; several aunts, uncles, and cousins; and his dog Bandit.
A memorial service to celebrate his life will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 18, at Wages Lawrenceville Chapel. The family will receive friends on Saturday from 1 p.m. until the service at the funeral home.
Memorials may be made to the Georgia Transplant Foundation, 6600 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., NE, Suite 250, Atlanta, GA 30328.
Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, LLC, Lawrenceville, is in charge of arrangements.
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"You can blame droughts on God, but famines are manmade. This shouldn't be happening."
So said humanitarian rock star Bono in a recent interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper on the current crisis in the Horn of Africa. More than 30,000 children under age 5 have died in the famine in the past four months, and another 12 million people are at risk of starvation. The number of dead was expected to increase significantly as this edition of Christianity Today went to press.
As Bono and other activists have pointed out, solutions are possible. "Since famine is manmade, it can be undone by human activity and human intervention," said former senator William Frist, who recently visited the area as part of a U.S. delegation. Scientists, politicians, and aid organizations knew up to 18 months ago that the drought—Africa's worst in 60 years—was coming, but lacked the resources and access to avert the famine that would almost certainly accompany it. Preemptive aid, including food, water, medical supplies, and agricultural assistance, prepared millions of Kenyans and Ethiopians to survive. But millions more in war-torn Somalia never received such help, and many are still unreachable due to fighting and factions, particularly where the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab is active. As a result, hundreds of thousands have poured out of the country into refugee camps in neighboring Kenya and Ethiopia.
The U.S. federal government has sent more than $580 million, but with a debt crisis and a Congress looking to cut spending, it is calling on the private sector, particularly the faith-based community, to step up. (By comparison, the government sent about $1 billion to the Horn of Africa during ...1


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"Amazing Race" Contestant Vanessa Macias Arrested for DWI
(NEW YORK) -- Vanessa Macias, who was a finalist on last season's Amazing Race, was arrested Friday morning in her hometown of San Antonio, Texas, on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, reports TMZ.com.
According to a police report, Macias was observed driving erratically on a local highway and she failed to use her turn signal, so the cops pulled her over around 2 a.m. Officers said they detected a strong odor of alcohol on her breath.
She was arrested and booked for misdemeanor DWI, and was released several hours later after she posted $1,000 bond.
According to TMZ, Macias attended a Jason Aldean concert on Thursday night, where she reportedly consumed some alcoholic beverages. Afterwards, she allegedly headed to a local strip club to watch some ladies perform.
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Mental health therapy uses movement to target how brain works
Among mental health experts volunteering their services in Newtown is a group with a particular therapeutic approach that organizes to help in emergencies.
Coordinated by the Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Humanitarian Assistance Program (EMDR-HAP), based in Hamden, therapists certified in EMDR mobilize to assist during traumatic events.
Through EMDR, the patient is taught to track the therapist's moving fingers (or something like a light bar) back and forth with the eyes. The approach is designed to help the brain process traumatic events in a more normal way, so that the event does not become emotional dynamite, waiting to devastate the victim over and over.
Think of it this way: A traumatic event, from a car accident to the shootings in Sandy Hook, will lodge in the right side of the brain, which regulates emotion and memory. EMDR, perhaps like rapid eye movement during sleep, helps the left side, which processes the event, integrate it into the other more rational parts of the brain, so that it loses some of its emotional power. This allows patients to remind themselves that they can cope, that they have positive memories as well, that they can go on living without being engulfed by the trauma, the experts said.
Karen Alter-Reid of the Fairfield Traumatic Recovery Network said EMDR "helps by activating the brain's natural healing mechanisms to process traumatic memories that have been left undigested. It does that by accessing dysfunctionally stored memory and then, (by) adding bilateral stimulation in a prescribed way," the brain is able to integrate the traumatic memory into its normal functioning abilities.
"The cross-talking of information in the brain helps the person bring the traumatic experience to its most adaptive resolution," she said. "It's the person's own brain that is doing the healing" by restoring the connections between its different sections.
This can be seen by scans that show different areas lighting up before and after EMDR.
EMDR is not just about eye movement. There are several aspects to the series of sessions which involve, among other things, establishing positive memories on which to rely. During the eye-tracking phase, the patient focuses on an image of the traumatic event, remembering feelings and sounds. After each interval of eye movements, the patient is asked if there is a lessening in the intensity of the memory.
"Through that process the memories start to shift," said Donald deGraffenreid of New Haven, a certified EMDR therapist, who said he believes the success rate is as high as 90 percent.
Colleen, 48, is a Fairfield resident who was raped in college and said she didn't really find relief from her hypersensitivity and other symptoms until she added EMDR to her talk therapy. "I was always looking over my shoulder and things like that," she said.
When she first heard of EMDR, "it kind of sounded like foo-foo therapy to me, but I thought I'd try it," Colleen said.
She spent five months working with deGraffenreid, using a light bar "because I tended to need longer set" than are practical with the therapist's waving his fingers.
Each time, deGraffenreid would check in with how severe her symptoms were, which in itself was helpful, Colleen said. "Over time, you're able to realize that things change, but you're more aware because someone's asking you."
At the end of a session and into the next day, Colleen said she could tell the technique was working. "You can definitely feel a difference because there's like a shift that happens."
While the memory of her rape was not extinguished, EMDR "took that image and just kind of moved it. It just created space for other things in life. I don't revisit the trauma in the same way."
If she had been able to use EMDR 30 years ago, "It would have probably saved me a lot of heartache," Colleen said.
Because they believe in its therapeutic benefits after traumatic events, a group of therapists mobilize when there is an emergency and volunteer to help the victims.
The EMDR Humanitarian Assistance Program is working with the Fairfield TRN and others, to coordinate a response to the Newtown tragedy. The Fairfield County TRN "emerged a year ago" after a house burned in Stamford at Christmas 2011, killing four family members, said Carol Martin, executive director of EMDR-HAP. Fairfield is one of 15 Trauma Recovery Networks in the country, with more emerging, Martin said. (For more information, go to www.emdrhap.org.)
EMDR-HAP's mission "is actually to provide education, training and not treatment ... to clinicians who work with the underserved in this country and throughout the world," Martin said. The agency has sent therapists to 33 countries, including Kenya, Ethiopia, China and Haiti, she said. All are trained and licensed mental health workers who undergo additional training to become certified in EMDR.
The numbers are growing. "We trained 3,000 last year and 10 years ago we might have trained 300," Martin said.
Besides its regular training, EMDR-HAP has developed "recent event protocols" to enable clinicians to be available right away. There are also "group protocols" for large events such as a tsunami.
In Newtown, "We're doing EMDR treatment for clinicians, therapists, first responders and families," said Alter-Reid of the Fairfield TRN, which is also "helping the local clinicians with any kind of resources and support that they need from us." There are 12 EMDR-certified therapists in Newtown, "and we've got a lot of people wanting to join us," she said.
Long-term, "our goal is to not only get direct services to whomever might be suffering from trauma or PTSD in this event but to build capacity. ... It's when everybody else leaves that we will be there working with people," said Alter-Reid.
Partly because of its relatively recent development -- it was discovered by psychologist Francine Shapiro in the 1980s -- and possibly because of its unusual protocol, EMDR perhaps receives more skepticism from traditional therapists. However, it is listed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration on its National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices. Also, deGraffenreid said controlled studies showing its effectiveness have been conducted by the Department of Defense, the Menninger Clinic and among Israeli combat veterans, showing it reduces the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Martin and Dawn Roy, a certified EMDR therapist, conducted a demonstration using a car accident Martin had suffered as an example. Between tracking Roy's fingers and taking deep breaths, Martin said, "I understand how it fit into the context of a whole lot of other things. What I learned most is I need to take care of myself and I didn't do that for a long time."
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Devoted readers are well aware that this is pretty much our favorite cheese item of all time. But while we're constantly extolling the virtues of the Light Creamy Swiss variety and its potential for world domination, it's important to remember the other light flavors: Blue Cheese, Garlic & Herb, French Onion, Queso Fresco & Chipotle, and Mozzarella, Sun-Dried Tomato & Basil! Each wedge has just 35 calories and 1.5 - 2g fat (PointsPlus® value 1*)... and each deserves to be devoured at some point.
Light String Cheese
There isn't one specific brand we stick to -- we tend to get the kinds by Sargento, Weight Watchers, and Frigo. Look for light string cheese with 50 - 60 calories and about 2.5g fat per stick (PointsPlus® value 1*). The best-tasting light string cheese ever is Weight Watchers Smoked Flavor. YUM!!! P.S. String cheese isn't just for snacking; we use it in recipes all the time, either pulled into strings or shredded in a food processor or blender.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Despite continuing pressure from urban encroachment and the withering effects of the Great Recession, Utah's agriculture industry is growing, adding more revenue and more jobs as the economy rebounds.
A new study probing the fiscal impacts of the agriculture sector to Utah's economy in 2011 was unveiled Friday at the offices of the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food, where Utah State University researchers detailed the industry's contributions in multiple arenas.
Agricultural production and processing accounted for $17.5 billion in total economic output in Utah in 2011, generating 78,000 jobs and income of approximately $2.7 billion, according to the analysis. Overall, the industry constitutes 14.1 percent of the state's total output.
Study co-author Paul Jakus, an economics professor at USU, said most people tend to think of the industry in terms of growing crops and raising cattle and overlook the attendant processing sector — plants where milk is transformed into cheese or other dairy products, and meat is turned into different cuts.
Employment in food processing makes up 15 percent all manufacturing jobs in Utah, with most of them located in urbanized areas along the Wasatch Front.
In Logan, for example, the USU study shows more than 30 percent of the manufacturing jobs come from food processing, which also is strong in the Ogden-Clearfield area at 20 percent. Those jobs, the study notes, have pay that averages more than $18 per hour.
Utah Agriculture Commissioner Leonard Blackham said farming retains an important role in Utah's modern economy, its cultural history and its future as families will continue to demand a safe, secure supply of locally produced food.
"Farming is part of our history and part of our culture," Blackham said. "When you go into the rural areas of our state, everyone likes to see a nice farm. We're excited people are growing their own gardens. There's something about getting in the dirt."
The study notes that agricultural production and processing grew by 15.1 percent from 2008 to 2011, and as markets for cattle and calves, wholesale milk and hay recovered from the Great Recession, the state's agricultural cash receipts skyrocketed by nearly 49 percent in that time period.
Dairy is Utah's strongest sector in the agricultural market, accounting for 22.5 percent of the cash receipts in 2011. Cattle comes next at 19.4 percent, followed by hay at 15.4 percent. In 2011, revenue generated statewide was up to $1.6 billion.
Blackham noted that today's farmers in Utah are more efficient and savvy than those of 20 to 30 years ago, utilizing irrigation practices and technology that saves water, reduces costs and increases output.
Farms typically have greater yields per acre, and corn production across the state is reaching new highs because of those irrigation systems that foster better performance, he said.
While farms were grown in the tradition of feeding families, that no longer holds true, according to the America Farm Bureau, citing numbers that show each farmer now feeds an estimated 155 people.
Blackham said each year brings a new set of challenges for the Utah farmer to weather.
This season's average snowpack is causing some brows to furrow in worry, he said, even as farmers are still shaking off the effects of last summer's drought.
Utah's dairy producers and turkey farmers continue to hurt because of the drought in the Midwest that escalated the price of soybean and corn. The drought also forced an early sell-off of some cattle stock, which has played out as a financial boost to cattlemen as beef prices go up.
Overall, he said, "most of our farmers had a pretty good year."
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Nearly 40 percent of junior and senior high school students in Peabody stayed home from school Friday because of a bomb threat scrawled on a restroom wall two weeks earlier.
School officials chose not to notify the public of the threat but did notify parents via a letter sent a week after the threat was received.
The threat apparently was a prank. After police reviewed surveillance video and examined an unusual writing style in the graffiti, an unidentified student was suspended, and the district decided to continue with school.
Unusual precautions were ordered nonetheless before classes began Friday, the date reportedly mentioned in the threatening graffiti.
State troopers searched the school with bomb-sniffing dogs Thursday night. Students were escorted out before the search, the building was sealed and guarded, and students were not allowed to return until after their bags and purses were searched Friday.
Tammy Britton kept her children home Friday.
"Honestly, I thought everything would be OK, that nothing would happen," she said. "But on the slim chance that it might happen, I would never have forgiven myself. My kids are all I've got."
Roger Charles sent his two daughters to school Friday.
"It was not an easy decision," he said. "We have two girls, one a sophomore and one in eighth grade, and they came home with rumors and stories.
"We discussed the fact that we wanted them to be safe, but with all the security being put in place, we also felt that to respond in panic would reward whoever pulled this stupid stunt, and we were against doing that," Charles said.
He allowed his daughters to decide whether to accept the district's offer of skipping class without penalty, and they decided to attend.
Principal Ken Parry reported that at least eight stayed home from Peabody-Burns Elementary School on Friday because of the threat at the high school.
Senior Rayna Barnes described her decision to attend classes Friday.
"My parents and I talked about it," she said. "I was kind of in favor of not going and my mom was too, but then after we found out about the security and that a student had been suspended and all, I decided to go.
"Plus we had a school meeting on Thursday and they went over everything again and answered questions and really, by then most kids didn't seem to be scared."
Also weighing on Barnes' decision was her basketball team's sub-state game Friday night. State rules prohibit students from competing if they missed school that day.
"Even at that, basketball is not my life, and if I had felt a threat or hadn't been comfortable with the security plan, I would not have gone," she said.
Although many were confident the threat was merely a prank, teacher Ann Leppke said the day didn't pass without tension — especially around 12:34 p.m., the rumored time at which the explosion was to happen.
"I admit I looked at the clock a couple of times and when it read 12:36, I thought, 'OK, we're through it,'" she said. "But everything was fairly low key all day."


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Bourbon Street is really an awful place, good thing there is only one like it , you just have to turn the corner to awaken to an entirely different atmosphere. But sometimes you just have take a stroll and people watch.
The neon lights, blasting karaoke and rowdy crowd is part of the experience but you can step in to the Maison Bourbon Jazz Club situated on the corner of St. Peter's Street and experience a taste of what we all dream old New Orleans to be like, with live jazz playing in this comfortable intimate setting. Thursday through Sunday nights be sure to check out Jamil Sharif head a quintet of talented local musicians. Playing classic local tunes, you'll find yourself tapping your feet, clapping your hands, and shouting your part in the call-and-response.
Filled with an older crowd, there's a respectful atmosphere of tourists enjoying beautiful music. But if you take notice of the bar you'll find some locals relaxing in back, here to soak up their local sound. Jamil and his blaring trumpet will keep you happy throughout the sets, and there are plenty of solo moments for the drums, piano, clarinet and bass to delight the ears with a well-rounded mix of improv. With no cover charge and a one drink minimum, Maison Bourbon is easy on the wallet too, at least by Bourbon Street standards.
Whether you're looking to start your night right or finish it off smoothly, or even spend its entirety with jazz music, this place is the jam. As the craziness outside rolls by, you'll be happy to have made a stop here.


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