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I just started with spring-rcp and after simple ListViews with standard new/edit/delete buttons and bound-dialogs in the petclinic-style work well, I now want to create some complex things, like e.g. an order-view and an order-wizard. As I can't say that i understood the whole binding stuff in the background of rcp by now, i want to ask some questions to not start at the point.
[forms, binding]
- how do i disable single components?
[i can disable a whole form but did not found how to disable a single component]
- how do i update bound-comboboxes when new data is inserted?
[the binder class do load the data from the connected service, but i think the combobox stays in cache even if the window is invisible and does not rebuild when it is visible again?]
- is there a short example out which shows how i build a singlePageForm out of subForms. Like adding some Panels to a Frame? I tried that yesterday evening and wasen't very succesful..
i want to create a wizard with something about 5 pages. on the third page there will be something like a money-tranaction, therefore i want to temp-save my order when clicking "next" from the previous page, the do the transaction an later on "finish" save the order again.
- how can i add some logic to the next/back buttons on a single wizard-page?
- how can i control to do not let the user click next/back in defined situations, e.g. a broken money-transaction?
any guidance would be nice... thx

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Blacklight Retribution to Give Away $1,000 Dollars a Day
The Blacklight Retribution team has announced that it will be giving away $1,000 US dollars a day during the upcoming '30 Days of Fight' event. From Thursday, August 16 through Friday, September 14, one player will be selected to win $1,000 dollars each and every day.
During the '30 Days of Fight' event, players who complete a match in the critically acclaimed, free-to-play FPS Blacklight Retribution will receive one ticket. Those who win a match will receive two tickets. At the end of each day, a random drawing will be held to determine who will walk home $1,000 dollars richer. More tickets mean more chances to win. Blacklight Retribution players are encouraged to complete and win as many matches as possible to increase their chances of winning.
"We can't wait to see the competition heat up once we start upping the stakes with a grand prize of $1,000 dollars on the line every day for 30 days," said Product Manager Clifton Chu. "Following the recent launch of Blacklight Retribution on Steam, we think the '30 Days of Fight' will be an amazing and fun challenge to players. Everyone better get ready to skip work and start training right now."
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- Thank you from the Historical Society! and congratulations to all the other recipients of these awards.
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Youth sailors descend on City Island
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Book club sunsets for the season
The Sunset Beach Book Club, in its 10th year, ended this season with a luncheon and discussion of the book "Gone Girl," by Gillian Flynn, April 18, at Lazy Lobster. Discussion moderator was Ricki Carroll. Together, the group read five books this season.


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Growing TogetherMen's Ministry
Calvary Community Church strives to develop the men of Calvary into strong servants of Christ and committed leaders. The ministry provides a framework of support for Christian men to live their faith at home and at work in a fallen world. It provides a resource for fellowship and encouragement.
Women's Ministry
Calvary's Women's Ministry's focus is to create opportunities for women to come to know Jesus Christ, to be mentored in their Christian life and to provide a place for women to connect and cultivate Christian friendships. Through the Women's Bible Studies, New Mercies radio program and special women's events we are reaching out to the women of our church and community with the good news...
Children's Ministry
Classes are available for Infants through 6th Grade during all of the services. Our desire is to make Sunday School a positive experience, therefore we make every effort to welcome your child in the name of Jesus. Every classroom has been thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of your child and is staffed with trained volunteers who love the Lord and have completed a background check. Fun worship, great curriculum...
Transformed - Junior High
Our goal here at Calvary is to see the Jr High youth grow in their relationship with the Lord in worship and understanding of the Word. We hope to see that they take their parent's faith and make it their own. We pray that they would be transformed into the image of Christ.
Generation One - High School
We're a generation of students striving to grow in our understanding of God, seeking answers to the questions life presents, and forming real and lasting relationships. Our youth group is a close knit generation of kids that love to have fun, and share genuine freindships together. If you stop by our youth group, you will surely find some friends wanting to share their life experiences with you!
NEXT - College Age
NEXT is a community of college age adults who seek to transform the NEXT generation by the powerful truth only found in Jesus Christ. At NEXT you will find an environment and worship experience that will help you build deep, real relationships through small groups, fellowship, community ministry, and global missions. We meet on Thursdays at 7:00pm at the Northwest campus.
Young Married
The goal of this class is to equip young "newly" married couples from 0-7 years just starting out in marriage, teaching them the basic truths of what married life is all about. This will happen in an environment where couples can grow spiritually together as well as develop long lasting friendships as their marriage and family grows. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:00am in Room 209 at the Central Campus.
Married Couples' Class
Our Married Couples Class is a great place for couples of all ages to grow and plug in. Engaging Bible study and lots of fellowship and activities provide a comfortable way to worship together and meet other families at Calvary. You'll make good friends at our retreats, class events or over dinner with other couples. The Married Couples' Class meets at the Central campus in Room 301 on Sunday at 9:00am.
Contemporary Adults
Contemporary Adults is designed for singles and married couples 35 and up. We meet every Sunday at 11:00 in the Fellowship Hall. We have many opportunities to fellowship and study God's Word.
Leading Edge
This is our group for adults entering the prime of their life. Focused on providing fellowship opportunities for those 55 and up, this ministry plans regular dinners, get togethers, and trips. Check the bulletin for information on upcoming events.
DivorceCare is a group of people who understand what you are going through. At DivorceCare, you will become part of a small support group of people who are also experiencing separation or divorce. By interacting with these people you'll learn there are others who understand what you are feeling and who will be able to offer you encouragement. DivorceCare meets Wednesday Evenings at 7:00pm in Room 301 at the Central campus.
GriefShare is a support group for people grieveing the loss of someone close. This group is sponsored by people who understand what you are experiencing and want to offer you comfort and encouragement during this difficult time. GriefShare is not currently meeting. We will announce when another group will start.
Korean Ministry
The Korean Fellowship meets at the Central campus in Room 206 at 9:00am for an English service and at 11:00am for a Korean service. Visit www.InChristFellowship.com for more information and audio messages. Contact Pastor Joseph Choi at 480-883-6670.
First Step Drug and Alcohol Support
First Step is a drug and alcohol support group provided by Calvary Community Church. The purpose of First Step is to provide men and women with relational support, biblical principles, and practical accountability to help them overcome their substance abuse. First Step meets every Friday Night at 7:00pm in room 204.
Fellowship Adventures
Fellowship Adventures is an outdoor adventure ministry providing Christian fellowship while enjoying His creation. Our monthly hikes range from just a few miles of relatively easy hiking to more strenuous treks depending on your ability level. We encourage everyone to join us on the second Saturday morning of the month.
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Learning TogetherFoundations for Christian Living
The Foundations for Christian Living class is designed to encourage and equip you in your walk with Christ. Whether you are new in your Christian faith or just wanting to brush up on the fundamentals, these lessons will help you grow as a believer. The Foundations class is presented seasonally at the Central campus on Sunday morning. Check the bulletin for information on upcoming classes.
Panorama of the Bible
An in depth look at the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Get into the Word like you never have before. We meet every Sunday Morning at 11:00 in Room 301 on the Central campus.
Home Bible Studies
We have small group bible studies that meet at various times and locations. Please call ahead to check availability. Limited childcare is available at some studies.
Financial Balance Ministry
The goal of the Financial Balance Ministry at Calvary is to equip people to learn, apply, and teach God's financial principles so they may know Christ more intimately and be free to serve Him. Financial Balance classes will teach you how to manage your money God's way. Watch the bulletin for upcoming classes, or check out the Financial Balance page for more information.
Timeless Truths for Marriage
The heart and premise of this 12 week course is to provide a Biblical approach to marriage. The course reveals the many lies about marriage that are so prevalent in today's culture and refutes them with the truth of God's Word. Some of the topics covered are: Role of the husband and wife, Communication, Finances, Commission to ministry and many others. Each topic is looked at with in the context of marriage and seeking Gods truth through His word.
Evangelism Explosion
Evangelism Explosion or EE for short is a group designed to give you the tools to help people make the most important decision of their life. Every week in Evangelism Explosion people just like you share the awesome message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ with others and see exciting results.
SALT Discipleship Classes
SALT, or Seven Areas of Life Training classes will teach you: Who you are in Christ - How to heal past hurts - How to face rejection - How to deal with problems in your life - How to live the abundant Christian life - And many more. SALT classes are offered in the Spring and Fall on Sunday mornings at the Central campus. Watch the bulletin for upcoming classes.
PACE - Post Abortion Care and Encouragement
PACE is a 10-week Bible study held in a private home. It's a confidential and safe place to heal from the hurts (and regret) of abortion with God's healing and encouragement from His Word. You are not alone. There is healing and forgiveness after abortion. For more information call Linda at 602-499-4811 or email: .
Worldview Studies
Worldview Studies is an ongoing fellowship focused on the study and application of a Biblical worldview. Come and take part in good fellowship and life changing study. Check out our Blog for more information.
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Serving TogetherStreet Ministry
Sleeping on sidewalks and in parks, asking for handouts on the side of the road, in need. The street ministry at Calvary desires to give these people what they need. A hot meal, an encouraging smile, and most of all Jesus Christ. Click HERE for more information.
Prison Ministry
Calvary believes that the Gospel of Jesus Christ can change even the hardest of hearts and set anyone free from the bondage of sin and death. That is why every week teams from Calvary take Church to the prisons to encourage the believers and reach those outside of Christ. Please submit a Ministry Involvement Form for more information.
Prayer Partners
Prayer Partners is a group of prayer warriors who get together before and during each service to pray for Pastor Mark, Leslie, and the church, that the Gospel message would be clear. Click HERE for more information.
Calvary Kids' Mentoring Program
Calvary Kids' Mentoring Program is a one-on-one mentoring program that matches caring, Christian adults with at-risk kids. Men and women age 21 and over set aside time to mentor a child who needs an adult friend … a guide … a role model. Our mentors fill the gap for kids who are growing up in an environment with few resources, bringing them the love of Christ. Click HERE to see our next training session or submit a Contact Form for more information.
Missions/Persecuted Church Prayer
Prayer for Calvary's missionaries and for the persecuted church. We meet every Sunday after the evening service at 7:45pm in Room 207 on the Central campus.
Men's Morning Eye Opener
Join Pastor Dan and the Men of Calvary to begin your day in the Word, praying and worshiping together. The coffee is hot and the fellowship is great! Every Thursday morning 6:00-7:00am at the Central campus in Room 207. If you can, join us for breakfast afterward.
The Worship Ministries at Calvary Community Church focus on helping others turn their eyes and hearts toward Jesus by leading them in adoration, supplication, devotion, and praise of our Lord. This ministry includes those who lead worship in Children's Ministries, individual classes or Bible Studies that meet on and off campus, Prison and Homeless ministries, and in the sanctuary settings here at Calvary. Click HERE for more information.
Media Ministry
The Media Ministry here at CCC is charged with spreading God's word, using the latest Audio & Video Technology. We assist the Pastors, Worship Leaders and other ministry leaders with live sound and video reinforcement; we record, edit, duplicate and archive all the teaching that occurs on campus, we broadcast our services live all over the world on the internet, and we produce local radio programs. Please submit a Ministry Request for more information.
Translation Ministries
Calvary offers spanish translation during the Wednesday Evening, Sunday 9:30am, and Sunday Evening services. Please ask an usher for the Spanish or assited hearing headphones.
Interpreting for the deaf is offered upon request. Please contact Pam Koonosh,
First Impressions Team
Members of the First Impressions Team welcome and greet people at the front door, offer assistance and answer questions at the Information Table, and hand out bulletins with a warm greeting to everyone as they enter the sanctuary. Click HERE for more information about joining.
Usher Team
Ushers at Calvary are responsible for maintaining a safe and comfortable environment, and helping people during our worship services. Please submit a Ministry Request for more information about joining the Usher Team.
Our Security Team helps keep you and your cars safe during the service. Their job is to patrol the parking lots and keep an eye out for anything suspicious going on. They also assist in keeping the traffic moving smoothly during peak service times and giving directions to people as they enter our campus. Please send us a Ministry Request for information about joining the team.
Manna Ministry
Member supported food outreach to families in crisis. If you wish to contribute, donations can be placed in the containers located in the Atrium. To find out how to help as part of the Manna Ministry team, please submit a Ministry Request Form. For a list of current needs see: Manna Needs List.
Through the power and work of the Holy Spirit in us, we are compelled to share the amazing news of Jesus Christ in our neighborhood, our city, our country, and throughout every area of the world.


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Welcome to Sri Chinmoy Reflections
A Truth Must Be Livedby Aparajita (Adam) Fishman
As Westerners, hence outsiders, we are most often struck by two aspects of Indian religion. At first, we are struck by the overwhelming multitude and diversity of forms in which God is worshipped. To our sensibilities, religion infects everyday life with almost brute force. In short, Indian religion is radically experiential in nature.
Next to this plethora of outer manifestations, perhaps even more striking is the astounding height and depth with which Indian philosophy probes the nature of the Cosmos, the amazing subtlety of the vision of reality it espouses. Read more...
EAST AND WEST – Original Audio Recordingby Sri Chinmoy
In February 1965, Sri Chinmoy was interviewed on a New York City radio station, during which he read a short message. This is the earliest known recording of Sri Chinmoy, made just ten months after his arrival in the West, at the age of 33.
Here, Sri Chinmoy shares his spiritual optimism for the union of East and West: "Across all physical and conventional barriers between East and West, high above national standards, above even individual standards, will fly the supreme banner of Divine Oneness." These prophetic words were published six months later as an essay in the first issue of AUM Magazine in August 1965.
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OUR PATH – Original Audio Recordingby Sri Chinmoy
"Our path is basically the path of the heart and not that of the mind. This does not mean that I am criticising the path of the mind. Far from it. We feel, that the path of the heart leads us faster towards our goal."
These are the immortal words of Sri Chinmoy as he spoke to members of his newly formed London Centre on November 21, 1970. It is unquestionably one of Sri Chinmoy's most important talks. The power and conviction of Sri Chinmoy's voice in this original recording is as accessible and inspiring today as it was all those decades ago.
This is the first in a series of Rare Recordings of impromptu talks, formal lectures, and radio interviews that will be published on Sri Chinmoy Reflections over the coming months.
Since some of these early recordings are not of the highest quality, and many first-time listeners may find it difficult to grasp Sri Chinmoy's unique phrasing, a word-for-word transcription of each original talk is provided so the reader can easily follow, uninterrupted, the poetic flow of Sri Chinmoy's speech.
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The Jewels of Happiness:
Inspiration and Wisdom to Guide Your Life-Journey
Audio EditionWords by Sri Chinmoy
Narrated by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and othersEver since he led the Peace Meditations at the UN, the power of Sri Chinmoy's initiatives have been praised by world leaders and influenced thousands of individuals. Here, his insightful words, elegant prose, and shrewd aphorisms form a wonderful tapestry of inspiration for people from all walks of life. Addressing such themes as joy, patience, humility, and love, Sri Chinmoy writes with a beautiful simplicity that soothes the heart and moves the spirit. His easy-to-follow exercises are perfectly suited to our fast-paced lifestyles and provide a reassuring sense of the essential oneness that unites us all.
The audio book was launched at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday, March 19, 2013, with over 500 UN ambassadors, delegates, staff and members of NGOs in attendance. "These sweet gems of wisdom by my dear friend Sri Chinmoy are timeless truths full of encouragement, love and goodness," Nobel Peace Laureate, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, said in a video message.
Proceeds from the audio book, which is available online at Amazon, audible.com or iTunes, will go to charities for children worldwide: Nelson Mandela Children's Fund; Philani Nutrition and Development Project in South Africa; and Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity.
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The Ever-Transcending Quest — Return by Mrinali Christine Clarke
Here, in Chapter Three, we finally come to the poet's work which seeks to describe the experience of ... Union. This is the culmination of the spiritual quest and through the final topics we witness how the English language, hewn by the divine Poet, portrays the exalted states of fulfilment and blissful absorption into divine Consciousness. Read more...
Reflections on Meditation Inspired by his spiritual teacher Sri Chinmoy, award-winning writer
Alan Spence considers the meaning of meditation and its practice
from a Hindu perspective.The nice thing about being up early in the morning is the stillness, the silence. The hustle of the day hasn't really started, and it's a good time to just sit, quiet and meditate. My spiritual teacher Sri Chinmoy — a man I've known for over 30 years — expresses it beautifully: "Meditation is silence, energising and fulfilling. Silence is the eloquent expression of the inexpressible." Read more from the BBC...


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Sveti Stefan is a unique place built on the cliffs of a rocky island on the Budva Riviera, originally a fishing village with a tower, narrow streets, shops and small churches, all of which was converted into a resort in the 1950s.
The modern 4-star Hotel Iberostar Bellevue has a great choice of facilities and the included and optional excursions available to you during your stay allow you to discover more of the region.
The resort has a total of 578 bedrooms in three self-contained accommodation blocks. All have a balcony, satellite television, telephone, hairdryer and safety deposit box.
Your stay at the Hotel Iberostar Bellevue is on an all-inclusive basis. There are three restaurants at the hotel, all serving buffet-style meals. The free Saga bar is open from 11am to 11pm and serves local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
During your stay you can enjoy the following programme of activities and entertainment. Activities may change from time to time and some activities may be at an additional charge:
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We told you about Margaret Cho's new album Cho Dependent in our Fall 2010 issue. Now she's just released her latest video, "Lice," featuring Ben Lee. This is what Cho says about the icky-titled song:
"I wrote this song with Ben Lee who I absolutely worship. He helped me so much with the album and I can never thank him enough. He send me the instrumental when I was in Morocco last year, and recovering from a rather mild case of head lice. I didn't know what the song was yet, but then I thought, write what you know. I know about head lice. I love how the song came out, and Jack Rudy's harmonica is a perfect punchline. Thanks to Kevin Avery as the louse!!" — Margaret Cho
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Bithack has developed a game that brings back the days of "The Incredible Machine", or "Tim" as it was called.
Apparatus, is an addictive, brainteasing game for your phone or tablet device. The only thing stopping you from getting the marble to it's goal are the laws of physics and limits to your creativity.
You'll begin the game with a few objects and a single goal: to deliver a marble to a blue, bucket-like container. You're free to build any kind of machine you want with the materials you're given, and creativity is essential.
You can also use the hammer or wrench tools to connect wooden planks, wheels, and other objects. Cables can be used to link up batteries to motors. You'll need to build bridges, set up see-saws, swing with ropes, build rolling vehicles, or just give the marble a complex, Rube Goldberg-style roller-coaster ride.
You'll sometimes need to create a fabulously complex mechanism for moving the marble a few centimetres and other times construct a sleek, efficient structure that'll allow the marble to travel a for what seems like kilometres (okay, maybe just a few meters) in as few steps as possible. Whereas there's no fixed way to complete all the levels, there's usually one much easier way. But where's the fun in that?
Once you've got your pieces in place, hit the "play" button at the top of the screen. This will kick start gravity and get the ball rolling, and then you'll see how your creation stands up to the test of physics: if it falls apart, or the marble gets obstructed at some point instead of being delivered to the blue basket, you'll know immediately that your machine will need more work.
Play Challenge Levels or Go Freestyle
There are two ways to play Apparatus: Either you can progress from level to level, as in a standard video game, or you can do your own thing and go straight to the Sandbox for free-build mode.
In conventional play, the early levels teach you how to play the game and go through some basic concepts, so you should probably do this first. The more you progress, the more freedom the challenge levels provide; many levels can be solved in many different ways. Of course, they also get more difficult as you go along.
If you don't have the inclination (or patience) to face the challenge levels, why not just play around in the Sandbox and build whatever comes to mind? After touching the Sandbox prompt in the main menu, you'll be presented with an empty level. All possible materials and tools will be at your disposal, and the only rule will be gravity. Here's where you can really set your creativity loose.
Unfortunately the free-build mode is only available in the Pro version which costs around R13.84 (at current exchange rate).
Building the Community One Machine at a Time
If you're really proud of one of your creations, share it with other Apparatus players. Every time you complete a level, you can go into free-build mode and modify the level however you like. If you make the level better, or just harder, you can upload it to the Community section and let other people play the modified level.
Same goes for your Sandbox. After you've created something amazing, log in to your free account and share the machine with anyone else out there. You can download and comment on other players' creations, too.
And the nod from Amazon? Amazon are currently giving away the Pro version for free in their US-only Android market.
Apparatus has been verified to work on the following devices:
• Nexus One
• Samsung Galaxy S
• HTC Desire HD
• HTC Desire
• Samsung Galaxy Tab
• ZTE Blade
But they should work on any that have met the minimum requirements:
• A minimum processor speed of 600MHz
• A screen resolution of 800 x 480
• Android 1.6 (Donut)
Size: 11.6MB
Version: 0.9853
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Gay rights advocates have won a legal battle in Wisconsin. A state appeals court has upheld the state's domestic partnership registry for same-sex couples.
Democrats created the registry in 2009. It gives same-sex couples a variety of legal protections including hospital visitation rights and the right to make end of life decisions for one another. Critics of the law sued, contending it violated the state constitutional amendment approved by voters in 2006 banning same sex marriage.
A state appeals court rejected that argument, saying the registry is substantially different than marriage. Katie Belanger heads the the gay rights group Fair Wisconsin, which defended the registry in court.
"For the more than two-thousand couples who have registered and the couples who continue to get registered throughout our state, it means that they are still protected under state law and are allowed to take care of each other," she says.
The court wrote that it would take pages to list the rights and obligations that go with marriages but not so with domestic partnerships. Belanger says the court's decision recognizes statements proponents of the gay marriage ban made during its successful campaign.
"Voters were told very clearly that that amendment would not prohibit the state of Wisconsin from providing limited legal protections to gay and lesbian couples, which is exactly what this registry did," she says.
The group that brought the lawsuit, Wisconsin Family Action, did not return a call seeking comment. In a statement, Director Julaine Appling said the registry was, quote, "precisely the type of marriage imitation that the voters intended to prevent." Appling promised an appeal to the State Supreme Court.


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Haha, I missed that One Pawel.. very possible scenario ;)
Everyone who has emailed Kelly up until about 2pm PT today has been blasted their "we confirm your interest in EPIC-M" email. As she continues to get emails, we will do subsequent confirmation blasts. Reminder, this email merely confirms that we have noted your interest. It does not mean you are assured of getting an EPIC-M :)
Got it.
I got it as well :-)
Just curious, is there a cut-off date for expressing interest for an Epic-M?
Seeing as it's now December and I'd love to be able to put an Epic-M through every trial I can come up with...
We will announce here on REDUSER when (and if) there is a cut-off.
Got it and understood, but if you guys want Lasagna I better be getting my Epic-M hehe (Just kidding..haha) or am I??
I usually say that customer threats don't affect our decisions - but your cooking makes us think twice on that stance...hehe.
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Birth Control Could Damage Your Heart
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Updated: November 6, 2007
In a new study of 1,300 women, 81 percent had a history of contraceptive use for an average of 13 years. After adjusting for age, smoking, blood pressure and obesity, use of birth control was associated with a 20 to 30 percent increase in plaque buildup around the heart, for each decade of use.
Radha Kachley, M.D. of Duke University Medical Center says, "It's generated more hypothesis, I think, and in the long run we're not sure if that's going to impact number of heart attacks women will have."
In a related study, hormone replacement therapy may actually help women's hearts. For women who began HRT before age 45, the risk of heart disease was lower, compared to those who start later.
This is all information that was presented on November 6 during the American Heart Association's annual conference.


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Five goals will still not be enough for Spurs
United's two-goal cushion earns Ferguson time to...
It is not often a manager feels able to rest key players for the second leg of a Champions League semi-final but so dominant were Manchester United against Schalke 04 that Alex Ferguson is planning just that.
A lot of excitement, yet no losses…
Fenerbahçe maintains the Spor Toto Super League leadership with a 1-0 win last night against Kardemir Karabükspor, while Trabzonspor trails closely with a 2-1 win against Bucaspor. Fenerbahçe leads with a higher average; however the two team's point standings remain the same just two weeks away from the championship.
The latest Turk to join R. Madrid: Altıntop
Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho made the latest addition to his squad for next season on Thursday when the Spanish club agreed to sign German-born Turkey midfielder Hamit Altıntop from Bayern Munich.
It's all for the ticket!
Fenerbahçe fans, awaiting their teams impending championship win on Sunday, spent the night camping out and playing hour's worth of backgammon games while in line to be able to buy the high demand tickets that went on sale yesterday morning. There have even been offers of up to a 1,000 lira for season tickets to the final game.
Week 33 Results
The following are the results from games played this weekend, for the 33rd week of the Spor Toto Super League. Tonight, Beşiktaş hosts Eskişehirspor for a 20:00 kick-off.
Week 33 Game Schedule
Last night Antalyaspor and Kardemir Karabükspor kicked off the second to last week in the Spor Toto Super League.
A European Cup
Beşiktaş toppled Istanbul Büyükşehir Belediyespor with penalties last night, to become the victors of the Ziraat Turkey Cup. Beşiktaş, which has taken the cup home four times in six years, has also put a ticket to the UEFA Europa League in their pocket.
Week 32 results
Fenerbahçe maintained their leadership status this week with a 1-0 win over Karabükspor, while Trabzonspor, trailing with the same number of points, beat Bucaspor by 2-0. This weekend's Bursaspor - Beşiktaş game was cancelled and will be postponed to a later date due to hooligan violence.
Hamilton learnt from Schumacher's calm under fire
Boyhood memories of Michael Schumacher keeping calm under fire helped McLaren's Lewis Hamilton to stay cool in a crisis and win in China last month.
Manchester United cruise past Schalke to set up...
Manchester United will face Barcelona in a mouthwatering Champions League final later this month after they fielded a second-string side and still handed Schalke 04 a 4-1 thrashing on Wednesday.
Barca in final after seeing off arch rivals Real...
Barcelona's slick football at a rain-swept Nou Camp had Real Madrid chasing shadows for long periods again as the Catalans reached the Champions League final after a 1-1 draw sent the 2009 winners through 3-1 on aggregate.
Three steps left to the championship…
Hosting Istanbul Büyükşehir Belediyespor to a loss last night, Fenerbahçe won 2-0 to continue on their path to the championship. Stoch and Alex scored Fenerbahce's goals last night, bringing the current league leaders even closer to the title.
Lio Messi magic gives Barca upper hand over Real
Lionel Messi's sublime double lifted Barcelona to a 2-0 win over bitter rivals Real Madrid and lit up an acrimonious Champions League semi-final first leg in which the hosts finished with 10 men and had coach Jose Mourinho sent off.
The Black Eagles flap their wings to the finals
By drawing with Gaziantepspor by 2-2 last night, Beşiktaş has secured their spot in the Turkey Ziraat Cup finals for a 15th time. Should Beşiktaş be the victors of the May 11th final, the win will mark the fourth Turkey Cup for the team's museum over the past six seasons.
Current league leader Fenerbahçe had a high score victory last night against Ankaragücü in the Şükrü Saraçoğlu Stadium: 6-0. Captain Alex scored a hat-trick with three penalty shots, followed by a fourth goal by Bekir and two more also scored by Alex.
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Redwood City has swept the door open to Cargill and their partners DMB. They've escorted them enthusiastically past the community threshold amid dazzling promises of affordable housing, flood control, levees, and reducing carbon emissions for the benefit of the world.
Wow! It's Robin Hood! With glistening teeth. But wait ... is that you Robin? Or a wolf wrapped in your cape?
Cargill is routinely listed as one of the "worst-of-the-worst" unethical corporations by respected environmental and human rights groups. Judge for yourself: Search Google for "criticisms of Cargill" and read about trafficking children in Africa, forced labor in Uzbekistan, mercury poisoning, beef recall, deforestation, and the Gulf of Mexico dead zone from toxic chemicals.
Are these are the guys we trust to build levees?
What leaves me with a particularly sick feeling in the pit of my stomach is how Cargill's public relations machine savages local nonprofit Save the Bay, issuing false press releases, and taunting them publicly for being "outsiders." Huh? This from Minnesota-based Cargill with a history of hit and runs around the world? Save the Bay members live here and will not leave after the checks exchange hands.
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Sweeney created the doughssant at the request of a customer, who heard about the "cronut" craze in New York City.
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ONICLE 3rO^ Sendng Columbus and CentS Ctttio Jewiah Ck>mmuaity\JAK Vol. 32, No. 28 "Masque Ball" At ] Center July 17 Bob Marvin's orchestra has been hired for the "Masque Ball" Sat¬ urday, July 17, 9 p. m., In the Cen¬ ter Auditorium. It Is the Saturday evening program of the Center's Young Adult "Midsummer Mitz¬ vah." Novel decorations, refresh¬ ments and professional entertain¬ ment have been planned. CihcinnatI, Dayton, Louisville and Indianapolis Young Adults have been Invited to this week-end, which begins with out-of-town regr Istratlon at the Center at 6 p. m., followed by the dance Saturday evening. An informal outdoor gar¬ den party will be held Immediately following the dance. ' A brunch will be held on Sunday morning, July M. Sunday after¬ noon will -be devpted to outdoor activities such as swimming, soft- ball, volleyball, badminton, hiking, etc. A campflre and cook-out, fol¬ lowed by the social lounge,' has been scheduled for the evening. CJcncrol co-chairmen Phyllis Katz and Lenny Bloom have ap- pointed the following committee heads; Program, Sonla Stevens and Mort Ginsburg; refreahments, Marilyn Solomon and Phyllis Dolinger; publicity, Rita Stevens and Mike Selwyn; registration, Honey Fish¬ er; decorations, Hlnda Friedman and Jim Herman. Registration is now open. Fee for the entire week-end Is $4 for Center members, $6 for non-mem¬ bers. C^lharge for the Saturday night dance and garden party Is $1.25 -for Center members, $1.75 for non-members. Home hospitality is being offered to out-of-town Young Adulta. COLUMBUS, OHIO. FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1954 :} :_ _ 77 y D«vot«d to Am»ric«n and Jawlth ld*«'i Proclamatioii &!/'? ^ -7 J. 7 ¦¦'fll ish Twi-Night Picnic At Norwood's Chairman Nate Nedelman and his committee, In charge of tho first Agrudas Achim Brotherhood picnic Wednesday, July 28 at Nor¬ wood's, have promised a full sched¬ ule of events fbr the tvd-night af¬ fair (5 p. ra. to 9:00). Special events for the youngsters, before and after dinner and lA be¬ tween many frec^rides on the 14 devices at the popular E. Main St. amusement spot, aro planned. Youngsters will be given free ticlcetfi for the rides, oompliments o( the Brotherhood. There will be free soft drinlts, Ice cream, pop sickles, etc, This affair la free to all paid-up members and their families. Members are aaked to bring In any sales tax atartips they may have. No set amount, ^^ necessary. MnS. MAGNUSON Joins Prc'School The Jewish Center' Pre-School this week announced the appoint¬ ment of Mrs. Suzanne Dueber Mag¬ nuson, a registered nurse and de¬ partment of education graduate, as supervisor of all health phases of the school's program, to work in consultation with the pediatric a<l- vlaor. Announcement was made by David Goldsmith, president of the Center and the Prc-School's ad¬ ministrative committee. Mra. Magnuson graduated from the School of Nursing at Ohio State University in 1943 and from ita College of Education lii '44. During the following two years shp was with Dr. Andre Crotti. She also served the University Hospit¬ al during 1943-44. At the Pre-Schpol, ahe will work directly with Mrs. A. R. Schwartz, the director. She will assume re¬ sponsibility for tJaily checks, for contacts with the home on absen¬ tees, for dally menus and for all other physical and health activities of tho program, Including liaison contact with_J:he Phya-Ed. Depart¬ ment on swimming. Tercentenary Issued; To Start Sept. 12 NEW YORK, (JTA) ~ A national religious proclamation, setting aside the Ameri¬ can Jewish Tercentenary—^from September 12, 1954 through May 29, 1955—as a period of "thanksgiving and rejoicing" to be marked in synaogues throughout the country, was issued here from the steps of Congregation Shearith Israel, oldest in the United States. The congregation was established by the first group of T.i Jews in New Amster- (ian( in September, 1654. Prepared in three languages, English, Hebrew and Yiddish, the proclamation bears the signatures of Rabbi Simon O. Kramer, chair¬ man of the Tercentenary Commit¬ tee on Religious and Educational Participation; and the presidents of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the Union of Or¬ thodox Jewlah Congregations of America, the United Synagogue of America, the Rabbinical Council of America, the Rabbinical Assembly of America, the Central Conference of American Rabbis, and the Syna¬ gogue Council of America. "In aome lands across ^the aeaa, our brethren have been pressed to give up th(;ir religious beliefs and practices and to disappear In a well of nam^'lessness," the pro- ciamation says. "But within the home of America wo have suc¬ ceeded in preserving the unique Identity of the Jewish religion, worshipping In keeping with our historic tradition; and we have preserved our ancient teachings, our ethlca, and our religioua IdeaJs "CLUB 25" SPONSOHS 8WIM-PIONIO PAKTY Ruth Cohon, social & program chairman of "Club 25." announcefi that a swlm-plcnlc party will be held Tuesday at the Jewish Center. Swimming will start at 5:30 p. m. and will continue until sundown. Swimming Is optional, with a charge of 75c for non-Center mem¬ bers, 00c for members. A picnic lunch will follow swim¬ ming, and then -a social program la planned. Cost ot the picnic and social will be $1. Further arrangements are being mode for the all-day Sunday picnio to be held Apg. 1 at Lake Hope, O. The group will leave at 9:30 a. m. and lunoh will bo served by "C^ub 25" at Lake Hope. For those wish¬ ing to remain, food will be served at the Lodge during the dinner hour. Transportation will be, ar¬ ranged for all. WORKMAN'S CIRCI.E HAS PICNIC JULY 18 Members and friends of Work¬ man's Circle and Auxiliary, Branch 154, are invited to the organiza¬ tion's annual picnic Sunday, July 18, at Grlgga Dam. starting at 1:30 p. m. The picnic will be held at Shelter House No. 1 and Ice cream and soft drinks will be served, free. OOLDEN AGE CLUB'S OUTINQ TOMORROW The Golden Age Club's first summer outing will be held thia Sunday at Blendon Woods. A bus will leave the Center at 11 a. m., to return at 0:30 p. m. No trans¬ portation will be furnished to the Center, but the bus will take its "regulars" on the route home. Members are asked to bring their own picnic lunches; Ice cream and soft drinks will be furnished by tho Council of Jewish Women. ~E3xoltlng ganies and contests have been planned. In the event of continuous rain Sunday, the picnic will be postpon¬ ed until further notice. ^utdnq ike week fln A3P f^e^hjrt i'bend of .rKWiSH students towards Judaism DENVER - In his third annual report. Rabbi Abraham Zemacfi,' Hillel DLrectot- at Colorado and Denver universities, revealed that "there Is an increasing trend on the part of our students to concern themselves with developing a philosophy of life and a personal religious belle/." Having conducted a person-to-pcrson interview with 400 Jewish students in both universities, the campus rabbi discovered that the majority was more Interested in religion than In such old familiar topics as Int&rdatlng, anti-Semitism and intermarriage. Rabbi Zemach accepted this as a healthy and hopeful outlook for the future of the American Jewish student. ***** MEETS JEWISH USADEBS IN NEW YOBK NEW YORK • Fred K. Shochet, president of the American Asso- , elation of English-Jewish Newspapers and editor of The Jewish Florl¬ dian, Miami, spent the 4th of July weelt-end in New York City visiting officials of a number of national Jewish organizations which included the United Jewish Appeal. Mr. Shochet. scion of a long line of renowned scholars and writera in the free climate of our nation. ! and who is very active in the Miami community life, also conferred Our religion is strong, as our A- merican loyalty la strong." Between now and Sept. 12, when the celebration of the 300th anni¬ versary of Jewiah aettlement In the U. S. 1^. officially launched, thia proclamation will be re-Issued In hundreds of citiea and towns th rougftout the country. B'NAI B^ITH OIBLJS B'nai B'rith Qlrls are sponsoring a •rummage sale on Aug, 7, and would appreolate donations of old clothes, records, furniture, etc. If pick-up servlee la needed, call Mar¬ cia Schwartz, DO. BfISS, or Arlene Coopersmlth, FA. 3473. ' BBO'i next meeting Is Tuesday evening .at the Center. .SPECIAIJ8TS TO ISBABL WASHINGTON, I JTA) The Foreign Operations Administration ajinounced the signing of a con¬ tract with the Research Founda¬ tion of the State University of Nqw York under which the University will ajsslst the Israel government In agriculture, health and sanita¬ tion, industry and education. The total estimated coat of the University contract, spread over ^ three-year period. Is $1,816,700. From currently available funds, FOA haa allotted »763,00p which. It la expected', will carry the con¬ tract t)irough Its first 18 months. An additional allotment later Is contemplated.. SYRIAN SHEIXING TEL AVrV, (JTA) — Tho Israel- Syrian Mixed Armistice Commis¬ sion condemned the Syrian shell¬ ing of an' Israel patrol boat on Lake TIberlaa June 30, in which two Israeli policemen lost their lives and five others were wound¬ ed. RUMMAGE SALJE Sigma Theta PI aorority will hold Its annual rummaSge sale In August, Clothes will be picked up; call AUce Benls, EV. 6828; Evle Wolpert, FA. tib09; or 3enita Golden, EX. 4820. with the publisher of The Jewish Standard, Jersey City, Mr. Morria Janoff, and with David Horowitz ttt the United Nations Bureau of the American Jewish Presa, official Newa Service of the Association. « • * « * DISCBI»nNATION AT INIVERSITY OF CX)U)BADO DENVER - When the Regents of the University of Colorado meet Aug. 25, they will be confronted with a plan, already aubmlttcd to the Board by the Democratic regent Vance Austin, that will call for a halt of racial and religious diiicrimination in the university's fraternltjes. Auatin'a plan requirea all aocial, honorary and profesalonal fraternities to eliminate all discriminatory proviaiona from their constitutions by September, 1067, and demonstrate by their membership rolls by June, loss, that they are not practicing discrimination. The university Board, composed of three Democrats and three Republicans, with President Ward Darley as chairman, ia split In its opinion. The three Republicans stand opposed to the Austin plan. Denver citizens are hopeful that Dr. Darley, who holds the decisive vote, will aillc with the Democratic members in their vote for Antl-Dlscrlml- nation resolution. ACCUSE McCarthy NEW YORK, (JTA) — Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and his sup¬ porters are "creating the same di¬ visions and rivalries among our people on which Hitler throve, and some of them are Just as anti- Semitic," Mrs. Agnes Meyer told a speolal session of tbe convention of the National Education Associa¬ tion here.' , * • • CENTERS SPENT «14,000,00« NEW YORK, (JTA) — The com¬ bined expenditures of all Jewish community centers and YM-YW- HA's reached a total of, more than $14,000,000 In 19S3, the national Jewish Welfare Board reported here. The JWB also reported tbat "almost half of the SSO.OOO member¬ ship of the centers and "Y's" Is composed of boys and girls of 17 or below and that the membership of girls and women Is higher than It hoe ever been. ANTI-JEWISH IMAPUET PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) — In¬ vestigative ' work by the Jewish Community Relatlona Council has uncovered a Baltimore electrician aa the printer and distributor ot a scurrilous '" antl-Jewlsh leaflet which woa widely distributed here. The leaflet carried the name of the "Jewlah Mlsslop" of Baltimore. On Investigation, this turned out to be a postoffloe box and the "mission" itself was composed of John C. Meek and his brother. Meek told a JCRC Investigator that he' had written the leaflet, had 29,000 priiited and that be and bis brother traveled around, dlijtrlbut- Ing them. Previously the brothers who had been distributing antl- Jewlsh material for 16 years, used the name of the "Christian League of Decency." Ye shall not be afraid of the face of man; for the judgment is Gkid'i.
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I-90 to exit #52. Turn south after exiting the highway. Take the first right and then the next left into the upper parking lot. The trailhead is located at the west end of the gravel lot.
This trail may also be accessed via Forest Service Road #9070 to Windy Pass/Olallie Meadow by taking exit #54.
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Let a finite structure be a finite underlying set A
along with a finite set of finitary operation from A to
itself. Such creatures are called algebras in the
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Today is Super Bowl Sunday - a time for fun, football and food.
It is the second-largest food-consumption day of the year, ranking right after Thanksgiving. Not only do we eat a lot during the big game, but the foods are typically high in fat and calories. The good news is that we can make healthy foods that family and friends will enjoy. Here are a few strategies for serving healthier Super Bowl snacks:
- Fresh fruits and vegetables served with low fat dips
- Salsa with baked tortilla chips made by cutting corn tortillas into wedges, spraying with nonstick cooking spray and baking in the oven until crisp
- Homemade trail mix with nuts, dried fruits, cereal and pretzels
- Low-fat chicken wings using skinless chicken pieces baked in wing sauce
- Low-fat cheeses served with whole-grain crackers
- Fruit and cheese cubes placed alternately on bamboo skewers to make kabobs
- Modify your favorite recipes. Substitute foods such as fat-free sour cream, fat-free yogurt and cream cheese to make dips. Try reducing sugar by one-quarter to one-third in baked goods and desserts. This works best with quick breads, cookies, pie fillings, custard, puddings and fruit crisps. It may be less desirable for some cakes. Do not decrease the small amount of sugar in plain yeast breads because it provides food for the yeast and promotes rising.
- Beverages can easily add extra calories. Not only does alcohol contain almost as many calories gram for gram as fat, but also it may increase your appetite. Sugar-sweetened soft drinks add extra calories, too. Water is always a beverage of choice, but there are a great variety of sugar-free soft drinks from which to choose.
Here is a healthy baked chip recipe which you can serve with salsa or low-fat dip.
Cut corn or flour tortillas into four to eight wedges, depending on how big you want your chips. Place on a baking sheet and spray both sides of the tortilla wedge with nonstick cooking spray. Season according to your taste. Some suggestions include salt, freshly ground black pepper, cayenne pepper, chili seasoning, ground cumin, garlic powder, or make sweet chips with a little cinnamon and sugar. Bake the chips in a 350 degree oven until crisp.
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We've gotten used to having a gsp girlie who really isnt particularly cuddly. Now that she's in season it's a completely different story, i cant go anywhere without her, she wont even go lie on the sofa without me (which is only 2m away from me), she cries all night to get into the bed with us, and look what happens when i'm trying to work :
That is where she positions herself ALL day just now I'm enjoying all the extra cuddles but i'll be happier when she's back to her normal independent self for her sake
hahaha Hi Keely!!
Birds of a feather... I took this earlier this week with my phone when I was working at home. Sitting at my desk at home...this is what is kept dealing with How am I supposed to work through this, and say "No" to that face? I'm fully convinced we are experiencing a false pregnancy, so she is so extra whiney and nudgy I can hardly stand it at times lol. Hugs to Miss Keely during her Lady Days
Texas Belle - do you mean they get more affectionate on a permanent basis or just for a period after estrus? I've got to admit that it would be lovely if she was a little bit more affectionate, but she's adored either way In fact, i'm misrepresenting her, she is affectionate but just not a touchy-feely dog - she gives that "mum, i'm trying to concentrate" look, she only likes contact completely on her own terms (fair enough).
Smatulewicz - looks like Bella bambino has the look down to a "T" also they certainly know how to do doleful dont they? Keely's also been practicing the nose-in-the-armpit move when i try to type/write/drink tea


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Note, I said one hour door to door so that means leaving our house (in southeast corner of IPCC) through getting inside of actual festival grounds. The bike riding part of that was probably a little under half, like 20 min.
Couldn't agree more.
Note, I said one hour door to door so that means leaving our house (in southeast corner of IPCC) through getting inside of actual festival grounds. The bike riding part of that was probably a little under half, like 20 min.
Couldn't agree more.
I actually took a bike the first day and they ended up making us go around the entire venue pretty much.. They let me go down Monroe.. I think it had a lot to do with Staff not really knowing how to get around as well.
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We took a different route every day. Not because we wanted to but because we were directed to. On Saturday I ignored them when they tried to keep me from using Madison to get to the festival. I just said no and kept riding. On Sunday they made us go all the way up to Jefferson. That was grueling.
Thanks for this. We got the blue car pass.. but no wristbands. I rented a small townhouse on a lot with about 5 of them or so. Oh well, too late to do anything now.
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Sorry to dig up an old thread but this seems like the most appropriate thread to post this is, especially since it seems most people in here have stayed in Indian Palms. My friends and I have a house in the southeast corner of Indian Palms(Matthau Dr), right near Jackson and Ave 50. We're getting there late Thursday and don't have time to rent bikes beforehand, so our options are essentially walking or driving. After reading this and a few other threads it seems if you don't have a bike and aren't right by Monroe and 48th you're kind of fucked for walking. At the moment I'm planning on driving because as much of a hassle as the traffic and day lots probably are, I can't imagine it to be worse than 6 miles of walking every day. Anyone have any experience with driving from IP to the fest? Or is there any route that will cut down the walk time? Any advice or experiences on getting to fest from deep IP would be greatly appreciated.
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Yeah walking isn't going to work for you HumanRobot, your house is actually a little further than ours last year (Wayne). You could try parking near the IP front gate with your neighborhood pass on dash and walking from there, but I think the best bet is to try to park in the new VIP-adjacent day parking lot labeled 1C on the new map. Might be a risk if that turns out not to be what it says it is, but if that is an actual open to GA passes lot, then you could get in and out of there in no time.
So did the extension of the yellow path past the Shuttles to Avenue 49 help?
I saw a lot of bikes parked along the fence near the Shuttle entrance and a lot of pedestrian traffic coming in that way.
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I also stayed in Indian Palms last year. It looks SO close on the map, but the walk from where we were (Sherman Dr) was about 1 - 1.5 hours through dusty walkways. That also presents a problem for biking, since all the paths are dirt/dust, so it may be a bit tricky if you're not a good biker!
It's a good location though. We ended up renting taxis on the 2nd and 3rd days, and they cost about 20$ to get there.
Walking on Avenue 50 will be doing a surprise set in the Gobi.
i've stayed at IPPC the last 3 years and it has never taken me 1.5 hours..the longest has always been under 1 hour..y'all must walk really slow and I always hop the wall right around monroe and 49th instead of going all the way around..granted the place I stay is a 5 min walk from the wall...a few years ago I still walked close to a mile to the wall and hopped it..i'd rather stay at IPCC than anywhere else to be honest


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Leaderboard 4.0: China leads, Wales follows closely (7.8)
Right now the dispute between China and Wales among GB's judges is incredibly tight: current score is China 49 X 47 Wales. It's interesting to note that previously, Wales had not even been in the Top 7, which means she really started to shine now. This is how close this race is. Ukraine remains in the Top 3, in 3rd place, and for the first time, Colombia drops to the Top 7. See the new list:
Top 7: Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Israel
Top 15: Czech Republic, Mexico, Paraguay, Philippines, Poland, Russia, South Sudan, Spain
Top 30: Albania, Argentina, Chile, England, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, France, Guadeloupe, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Nepal, Panama, Puerto Rico, Seychelles, Venezuela
Czech Republic and Poland stepped up to the "top 15″, while Argentina, Panama, and Seychelles, entered the Top 30 for the first time.
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Activity: Bats in a cave
- Materials:
- Small objects (bats), an empty margarine tub or similar (cave)
- Time:
- 15 minutes
- Skills:
- Early number sense, subtraction
If you left a room knowing that there were ten cookies on a plate, and then came back to find only seven, you would automatically know that someone ate three cookies. You know this without having to add, subtract or count on because you have good number sense . Children develop good number sense by having many concrete experiences with numbers from an early age.
Bats in a Cave is a fun, and slightly spooky, way to help your child develop a strong number sense. Gather some small objects (dry black beans are perfect) that you and your child can pretend are bats. Depending on their skill level, first or second graders should start with five bats and progress upward with the bat count. Also needed is a small, solid container that can't be seen through, such as a margarine tub, to place over the bats as their cave.
- Count the number of bats out loud together with your child to establish that there are five (or six or ten).
- Ask your child to turn her head while you hide a few of the bats in the cave (under the tub).
- Next, ask her to turn back around and look at how many bats are still out of the cave.
- Using this information, she should be able to figure out how many bats are in the cave.
- How batty can she go?
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