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Correct torque for a 154 oil pan bolts?What is the correct torque for a 154 Cub Lo-Boy oil pan? Please, don't say snug because I tend to over torque bolts, lol. Also, how do you get the part of the oil pan that goes against the gasket flat? Thanks!!
John. Don't know if there is a specific spec for the oil pan bolt torque, but 5/16-18 oil pan bolts with the lock washers should be approx. 12 - 13 ft lbs.
If your oil pan is distorted from over tightning, you can pound/press it back into shape carefully and check it on a flat surface. I've used wood block and hammer, but be careful! Others with better experience will have to address this for sure............... Ron
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The homeless man charged with a break-in beating death may not be fit to stand trial, his attorney said.
A drifter charged with breaking into a Troy Township business and beating a worker to death suffers from brain damage caused by long-term and chronic drug abuse, his lawyer said Thursday.
Michael Eberle, 42, has a "long history of substance abuse," including the "long and chronic use of bath salts," said attorney Stewart Ferreira during a hearing Thursday morning in Will County court.
Products sold as bath salts had been commonly found in area tobacco shops. The substances could be ingested for a hallucinogenic effect.
Gov. Pat Quinn banned the sale of the synthetic drugs in July, but that was four months before Eberle allegedly launched a one-man crime wave in and around Shorewood.
Eberle allegedly tried and failed to force his way into a home in Shorewood's Saddlebrook Estates subdivision. After a resident scared him off, he stole a pickup truck from a nearby Troy Township farm.
Eberle drove that pickup down the Interstate 55 frontage road to Knauer Industries, a burial vault manufacturer. Once there, police said, he broke into the business' office and happened upon an employee working alone.
Eberle allegedly beat the worker with a crowbar and fire extinguisher, then tangled with another employee who had just shown up to start his day.
Eberle fled but sheriff's deputies found him hiding in the weeds a short time later, police said. The beaten worker, 69-year-old Patrick Shaughnessy, died before an ambulance could make it to the scene.
Eberle was homeless at the time of the killing. Nine days earlier, the woman he had been living with, Karen Trajkovich, obtained a court order to keep him away from her and her home. Trajkovich sought the court order after Eberle alarmed her while allegedly in the throes of a drug-induced delirium.
Trajkovich said in her petition for the order that Eberle "tore apart my entire garage because he thought everything was burning. He broke or threw away or threw water on my shovels, gardening tools, books, food, my bike, skateboards, etc. ... When I asked him to stop, he got agitated and got in my face because I wouldn't believe that everything is burning."
Eberle's psychotic episode was brought on by his "history of substance abuse," Trajkovich claimed.
"Currently I believe he is abusing bath salts that are making him irrational, paranoid and delusional," she wrote in her petition.
Ferreira said he is looking for a neurological forensic psychiatrist to conduct an evaluation of Eberle. Ferreira told Judge Richard Schoenstedt that there are "very few of them," and that they command high fees for their work.
Judge Schoenstedt asked whether the money to pay such a psychiatrist would be coming from the Will County Public Defender's budget or elsewhere. It was not made clear during Thursday's hearing who would be footing the bill.
"This is an ongoing issue of fitness that remains before the court," Ferreira told the judge.
Schoentstedt set a Nov. 7 hearing date to further explore the issue.
Tina F
7:39 am on Friday, October 19, 2012
This man is one sick piece of crap... My uncle Pat didn't deserve what this man did to him!!! I so wish we had the death sentence!! Or even better let us family members who lost our caring uncle to beat him like he did to Pat..
Infamous Steve
10:55 am on Friday, October 19, 2012
I like the family idea...That sounds like what he should get. You know ever since this whole thing started it has been nothing but excuses for this loser.
4:44 pm on Friday, October 19, 2012
For once, I agree with the Infamous Steve. What this piece of garbage has done to this family is undescribable. I can't imagine what this poor man (victim) felt as he was beaten TO DEATH with a crowbar and a fire extinguisher. There is not a punishment good enough. I can't think of a way of death that would be suitable for this scum.
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In a somewhat ironic twist, I do keep sealed GEEWUNS. These are doubles (Within GEEWUN this is EXPENSIVE). All the other G1´s are boxed, but the Japanese made their boxes so that I can open them whenever and put them back, no visual change. My Masterforce collection is fully boxed, but I can play with the toys.
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Stearns County Commissioners will not receive a pay increase next year. Commissioners voted
4 to 1 today in favor of a pay freeze.
Because of tight budgets and reduced spending, the Board felt they needed to do their part to trim the budget.
This vote means Stearns County Commissioners will not have received a pay increase in the last 5 years. Commissioners' salaries for 2013 will stay at $35,500 a year, with no per diems - additional pay for attending meetings.
Stearns County Commissioner salaries fall below salaries for commissioners in comparison counties (neighboring and size). On average, those salaries were just under $41,000, plus per diems for many counties.
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Capital District's healthcare systems deliver high-quality, cost-effective care
ALBANY — "Our healthcare system is broken."
That statement, made by John Bennett, president and CEO of the Capital District Physicians Health Plan, expressed the enormity of the problem facing the seven regional leaders who partook in a panel discussion Wednesday night at the The Egg.
That discussion was prefaced by keynote speaker Atul Gawande, a surgeon at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and noted healthcare writer, who said that, while broken, some of the troubles may be remedied by integration.
"Having great components is not enough," Gawande said. "We need a system where the diverse components fit and work together in concert."
James K. Reed, the newly-appointed CEO of St. Peter's Health Partners, expressed how his organization, an experiment in integration – and the region's largest healthcare organization in the region, encompassing both St. Mary's and Samaritan Hospital in Troy – has begun treating some of the local healthcare system's woes.
"One of our biggest concerns in creating an integrated health system was the question of fragmentation," Reed said. "We wanted to see if, by bringing all the pieces of the healthcare continuum together, we could eliminate that fragmentation and, in fact, improve both quality and cost of care."
Several areas of fragmentation were highlighted during the forum, such as a patients' transition between nurses, between primary physicians and specialists, and between short and long term care providers.
In his keynote address, Gawande noted that this fragmentation is the result of a structure built on the that each doctor should be a lone "cowboy," who should not trust others in the caretaking of their patients. In this age, he explained, healthcare needs to be delivered as an integrated system, and each doctor needs to be a cog in that system, working in tandem with specialists, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals.
Reed said strides toward full integration have been made at SPHP since the October 2011 merger. He highlighted the marrying of the Eddy's visiting nurse program to the four hospitals of SPHP, resulting in smoother transitions between inpatient and continuing care and closer working relationships between doctors and visiting nurses.
"We took two (organizations) that were not traditionally connected at the hip and are now working together and having a very significant impact on the quality of the care that we render," Reed said. This integration may also result in decreased hospital costs. As Gawande noted, a few patients with chronic, complex afflictions account for a disproportionate amount of hospitals' costs. Continued...
"We can take a good, quality idea and apply it across the entire system," explained Reed. Whether that is a new technique or a new order of operation, the larger system can replicate proven techniques throughout the system.
SPHP and other regional organizations, such as Albany Medical Center, are what has made the area a "positive anomaly," said Gawande.
The Capital District's healthcare systems provide care that is in the top quarter of the nation while maintaining costs that are in the lowest quarter of the nation, he explained. However, he cautioned that while this is a good sign, the region cannot rest on its laurels, and must be wary of some of the pitfalls creating large, integrated healthcare systems can create.
Citing the possibility of monopoly and price gouging, Gawande said, "it can be very expensive" and "can mean, sometimes, a conglomeration of power that may not be what we all want."
Ian Benjamin can be contacted at 270-1287.
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Re: Canadians' three-legged stool is getting wobbly; With company pensions increasingly rare, the focus on savings must sharpen, Jan. 25
Addressing the retirement security crisis in Canada is too important of an issue to be clouded with misinformation.
The Canada Pension Plan is not in financial trouble.
Making false claims to further arguments against expanding the public pension does not serve the interests of Canadians unsure of what income they will have in retirement.
Federal actuaries have shown the CPP is sustainable at current contribution rates over the next 75 years - a point acknowledged by both Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Finance Minister Jim Flaherty.
Thanks to employer contribution holidays and chronic underfunding, many workplace pension plans are in trouble - leaving millions of Canadians unsure about their retirement futures. This is on top of the over 11 million Canadians without any workplace plan at all.
Expanding the Canada Pension Plan is unequivocally the most efficient and cost effective way to address this crisis. With gradual increases to contribution rates we can double CPP benefits, ensuring every Canadian worker can retire with decent income.
Not only will expanding the CPP help Canadians retire with dignity, there is evidence that the long-term effects will be positive for our national economy.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees is deeply committed to expanding CPP, and hopes Canada's finance ministers will see through the fog some are trying to create around this important public policy issue.
CUPE urges them to show real leadership and move ahead with pension reforms that will help all Canadians.
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A pot of little neck clams, onion, garilc tomato, Pernod, butter with grilled baguette. (Rick Hartford, firstname.lastname@example.com / November 29, 2012) |
At this time of year, the grapevines at Chamard Vineyards in Clinton have shed their leaves and given up the heavy clusters of grapes to the fall harvest. Even without the full bloom of the vineyard, Chamard draws visitors to the calm landscape and the tasting room, where the wood fire adds to the coziness.
Now there is another reason to linger. The Bistro @ Chamard, just steps away from the tasting room, serves a menu of classic French favorites using many local ingredients.
The rustic dining rooms feature many reclaimed items from the property. The host stand and the irregular-shaped tables in the lounge are topped with thick slabs of wood from a persimmon tree that fell during tropical storm Irene in 2011. Barrel staves form the bases for the tables, while sculptures made from staves and barrel tops decorate the taupe walls. In the tasting room, unique wine racks were built from more staves.
The restaurant, with oversized windows overlooking the vineyards, seats about 35 guests, and a private dining room can accommodate parties of eight to 10.
Executive chef Brad Stabinsky changes his menu weekly but frequently carries over best-selling dishes. A current crowd pleaser is the Baked Camembert en Croute served with a salted caramel sauce, pears and apples. A burger, made with ground beef from Old Lyme's Four Mile River Farm, also is a staple, although Stabinsky mixes up the garnishes. Guests like the current preparation that adds cave-aged cheddar, baby arugula and the chef's steak sauce to the burger. The pommes frites served with rosemary salt and aioli also move to each new menu.
The weekly menu is "all fresh and updated," Stabinsky says, adding that he tries to source as many locally produced ingredients as possible even during the off-season. He buys heritage chicken from GourMavian Farms in Bolton, which raises three varieties of chickens. "Their French red variety is a close as a Brest-style chicken that you'll find here," he says. Besides ground beef for the burger, he also uses hanger steak, strip steaks and some rib-eyes from Four Mile River Farm, seafood from Stonington, farmstead cheeses from Cato Corner Farm in Colchester and greens from Field House Farm in North Madison.
The menu offers salads and small plates ($4 to $16), sandwiches and panini ($10 to $13) and entrees ($11 to $25).
Stabinsky returned to restaurant cooking after six years as an instructor – and eventually culinary director – at Lincoln Culinary Institute in Shelton. He attended Johnson & Wales University and, as a working chef, was accepted into the prestigious Beringer School for American Chefs at the Napa Valley, Calif., winery. The legendary chef and culinary teacher Madeline Kamman, a perfectionist who expected only the best from her students, taught the two-week, hands-on classes. "It was the greatest experience of my life," Stabinsky says. "There were only four of us [chefs]. I fell in love with wine and food."
The chef feels like he has come full circle at Chamard, where he can create his menus to complement the vineyard's award-winning wines.
"I want this restaurant to reflect the bistro feel and style and the French [wine-making] techniques used here," he says. "I want people to come in and have some beautiful charcuterie and a nice bottle of wine."
For the cold weather months, the chef's menus will lean more towards hearty, slow-cooked foods such as duck confit, cassoulet and Choucroute Garnie, the Alsatian sauerkraut, sausage and meat dish.
After the first of the year, Stabinsky plans to offer wine dinners and special events such as a guest chef series or a "dinner and a movie" night. Chamard's Singer Songwriter Series continues in the heated barn, and Stabinsky's kitchen provides small plates at the events.
>>The Bistro @ Chamard is at 115 Cow Hill Road in Clinton. The restaurant is open Sunday and Tuesday through Thursday, noon to 6 p.m., and Friday and Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. Telephone: 860-664-0299. Information about events can be found at http://www.chamard.com or on Facebook.
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>> Harry's Pizza, which specializes in a thin-crust, Naples-style pizza, has opened a new restaurant at 363 New London Turnpike in Glastonbury. Harry's also has a restaurant in West Hartford Center. Information: 860-633-7338 and http://www.harryspizza.net.
>>The historic Griswold Inn in Essex is once again decked out for Christmas. During the holiday month, the dinner menu will include serve special game entrees and New England classics. The costumed wait staff and the Royal Court Singers, who stroll the dining rooms and perform seasonal carols table-side, add to the mood. The inn is open daily except Dec. 24 and 25. Information: 860-767-1776.
>>Trumbull Kitchen in downtown Hartford will host a Brooklyn Brewery beer and small plates tasting Dec. 12 at 5:30 p.m. Five beers are paired with five hors d'ouevres prepared by executive chef Chris Torla. Cost is $25, plus tax and gratuity. Information: 860-493-7412 and http://www.trumbullkitchen.com.
>>A "N'awlin's Jazz & Blues Wine Dinner" will take place Dec. 11 beginning with a reception at 6 p.m. at Matthew's Restaurant in Unionville. The Colby's will provide the music, and guest speaker Steve Greenwood, New England regional manager for the San Francisco Wine Exchange, will introduce the wines. The three-course meal includes an entrée choice of seared lamb chops or espresso and pepper rubbed duck breast. Tickets are $65 plus tax and gratuity. Matthew's is at 55 Mill St. Telephone: 860-673-7373.
>>Here's something to look forward to in the dark days of February. IHOP restaurants will offer free stacks of pancakes on Feb. 5, National Pancake Day, from 7 to 10 p.m. In exchange for the buttermilk flapjacks, the chain will accept donates for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, which will celebrate their 30th anniversary next year. The restaurants hope to raise $3 million for the care centers. One hundred percent of the donations will benefit the charity. For more information, visit http://www.ihoppancakeday.com.
>>To prepare for Hanukkah, which begins Saturday at sundown, Maximum Beverage in West Hartford will conduct a kosher wine tasting today from 3 to 6 p.m. The event will be hosted by one of Maximum's distributor partners, Monsieur Touton. The shop also will sponsor two "Bar to Home" events during December. Mixologists from local restaurants will create their favorite Belvedere Vodka cocktails for patrons to sample. From 5 to 7 p.m., the bar team from Shish Lounge will be mixing on Dec. 11 and the bar staff from Grants Restaurant will be featured on Dec. 18. Maximum Beverage is located at 333 North Main St. in the Marshalls Plaza, Bishops Corner, West Hartford. For more information, visit http://www.maximumbev.com or call 860-761-2541.


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Just got back from memphis. It was a decent enough time. There wasn't a whole lot to see besides Elvis stuff and that was the only reason we were there in the first place. We went for my grandma's birthday. I was the navigator. I'm pretty much the reason we didn't get lost. We saw the Elvis Presley Mansion and went to Beale street in downtown Memphis. Its basically covered with really cool little shops. I got a voodoo doll and a zombie board game. I thought the voodoo stuff was really interesting. Maybe I'll start burning incense for good luck or something. I sure as hell need it.


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Today is a major wedding anniversary and instead of preparing a post I have gone to the Napa Valley for a celebratiion.
May your day be sunny and your trousers the right length. I will tip a glass to you.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Gone to Napa
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- LaoHu said...
Congratulations to you both!
- July 19, 2009 at 8:36:00 AM PDT
- Tim said...
Congratulations, Will! I'm sure your celebration will be delightful for you both.
- July 19, 2009 at 9:35:00 AM PDT
- MajTJKingKong said...
Congratulations! Enjoy a great day.
- July 19, 2009 at 10:39:00 AM PDT
- Richard said...
Having great memories from Napa myself, I trust you with have a wonderful time. Enjoy your well-deserved break!
- July 19, 2009 at 2:20:00 PM PDT
- gentleman amateur said...
Congratulations to both of you! What does one wear to a wedding anniversary?
- July 19, 2009 at 6:05:00 PM PDT
- roger said...
Congratulations on your very special anniversary.
It's such a beautiful day in the Bay Area,
I just hope you took the Daimler.
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Great place to enjoy great company!
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- Horatio said...
Congratulations! May you have many more happy & healthy years to come.
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Man charged with stealing truck from grandparentsAugust 03,2012Man denies stealing
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A Poultney man accused of stealing his grandparents truck and the tools inside it answered to a pair of felony charges Thursday.
Jesse L. Trude, 19, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to charges of burglary and aggravated operation of a motor vehicle without the owners consent, as well as a misdemeanor count of violating court-ordered conditions of release imposed for an unrelated criminal charge.
Vermont State Police said they arrested Trude after a three-week investigation into the theft of a 2000 Ford Ranger from a home in Poultney.
The truck, reported stolen from the home on July 10, was found Wednesday, abandoned in West Pawlet with the tools missing.
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Whitesboro sweeps Oneida girls volleyball to advance to Class A final
CHITTENANGO – Oneida and Whitesboro finished the girls volleyball season with one loss apiece, each at the hands of the other.
A trip to the Class A finals was on the line in the rubber match and second-seeded Whitesboro came out on top 25-19, 25-17, 26-24 thanks to an outstanding all-around performance by Brandi Blaszak. The senior led the team with 20 kills, 22 digs and two aces, the second ace clinching the match.
"(We) played together as one unit," said Whitesboro coach Kelly Etwistle after the game, " (and) with a lot of heart."
The teams were evenly matched for most of the first game with neither team leading by more than two points early. Whitesboro (15-1) appeared to seize momentum when Oneida's Mary Sheridan missed a kill, but the No. 2 seed had served out of order and the point went to Oneida (14-2). Coach Cyndi Bobo's squad got a kill from Sheridan on the next point to tie the game at 14-14 and scoring continued to go back and forth before a rare missed kill by Blaszak gave Oneida a 19-18 lead.
Whitesboro took control from there thanks in large part to Michelle Jones. The senior made a pair of blocks during an 8-0 run and Blaszak's kill gave Whitesboro the first game.
The second game started in similar fashion to the first with the teams exchanging points to get to a 9-9 score. Oneida's defense improved from the end of the first game and Katherine Clarke tallied a pair of kills. However, Whitesboro again put together the first run of the game, using an 8-2 spurt to take a 17-11 lead. Blaszak dominated during the stretch, tallying three kills and an ace. Oneida couldn't recover and Whitesboro had a 2-0 lead.
Oneida finally got rolling in the third game, using a 9-2 run to take a 12-8 lead. Two kills by Clarke and one apiece by Summer Lancette, Marissa Smith and Emily LaSalle had Oneida thinking comeback. The teams alternated the next 12 points before Sheridan made a kill after a long rally to stretch Oneida's lead to 19-14. Entwistle called time-out, but Oneida won the next point thanks in part to a diving dig by Kati Relyea.
Unfortunately for Oneida, Whitesboro had another late-game run after it. An ace by Madison Kosuda and two kills by Jones keyed a 6-0 run that gave Whitesboro a 23-22 lead. Oneida rallied to score the next two points, the second on a Clarke kill. Blaszak took over from there, making a kill to tie the game at 24-24. After Oneida missed a kill, Blaszak stepped back to serve. The senior calmly twirled the ball before unleashing a powerful shot that put the defending champions back in the final against East Syracuse-Minoa.
Carly Lonczak had 36 assists to lead Whitesboro.
LaSalle and Clarke had seven kills apiece to lead Oneida's offense while Lancette had 25 digs to lead the defense. Sheridan added 24 digs for Bobo's squad. Continued...
"The entire match I couldn't have been more proud of my girls," said Bobo. "I don't want to let them go."
Oneida (14-2): Mary Sheridan 3k, 24d; Taylor Armstrong 5k, 3d, 1b; Summer Lancette 2k, 25d; Erica Kristan 10as, 6d; Emily LaSalle 1ac, 7k, 1as, 4d; Marissa Smith 4k, 13as, 11d; Kati Relyea 2as, 9d; Katherine Clarke 2ac, 7k, 5d.
Whitesboro (15-1): Mary Pastorelli 6k, 11d; Carly Lonczak 1k, 36as, 14d, 1b; Janay Mucitelli 5k, 3d, 1b; Cassie Ruiu 7d; Brandi Blaszak 2ac, 20k, 22d, 4b; Michelle Jones 2k, 1d, 4b; Madison Kosuda 2ac, 3k, 11d; Rebekah Geller 12d.
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Raised in the countryside just outside of Shamokin, Bob graduated from Our Lady of Lourdes Regional High School in Coal Township in 1998 and (after a two and a half year stop at Allentown College/DeSales University in Center Valley) graduated from Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove in 2002.
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As a mom to young kids, I think it's easy for me to feel like the world only exists within the walls of my house. I think that it's important to look out beyond the haven of my home and reach out to others in need.
It feels pretty amazing to make a difference in the world by doing something with my time other than wiping runny noses, although that's an important job, too.
I recently learned that 780 million people lack access to an improved water source; approximately one in nine people. That's just staggering to me. So, I decided to use my blog Leigh vs. Laundry as a platform for change. I teamed up with Water.org and a whole team of fellow bloggers to help raise $2,500- enough money to bring clean, safe drinking water to 100 people for life.
We all committed to blog for 10 days about the water crisis to raise awareness and raise funds to help get water to the people of Haiti. We are currently on day 7, and as I type this, we have raised $1,510, enough to provide 60 people with clean water for life. I'm proud to be a part of a collective voice of mommy bloggers who are working to make the world a better place. I hope that others will be moved to donate to the cause.
I also love seeing my fellow moms roll up their sleeves and put some time into helping others. Local momRuby Basham donates her time to The Cave at Covenant Presbyterian Church, a free, non-denominational after-school program for middle and high school youth that takes place on Fridays during the school year.
"I'm a big believer in the 'pay it forward' principle. In my opinion, anyone is who lucky enough to have time, talent, or money to spare should spread it around for the greater good," Basham said. " It's heartening when kids recognize me as part of a good thing in their lives. I'm glad they can make a positive association with caring adults in the community."
Merryn Walker, an Athens All State Insurance agent and mom, felt led to help out Books for Keeps, a program that works hard to place new books directly into the hands of economically disadvantaged children. She discovered the group on Facebook and wanted to support the cause.
"I buy a lot of books for my kids from used book sales, Goodwill, and we go to the library a lot! Books are a resource that should be shared and can make such a difference in a child's life," Walker said.
She offers her help by opening her Allstate office as a drop off space, sorting books at the warehouse, helping with fundraising and then distributing the books. Walker got hooked when she volunteered at a local school for the book distribution, where kids chose 12 books to take home with them.
"The kids were totally grateful and excited to get them. It was sweet to watch them pick one for their sister or cousin to share," said Walker. "We hear from the media specialist that teachers are seeing an improvement, especially in the second graders, and it's awesome!"
For others, the choice to volunteer is personal. Local mom Tiffanie Reed discovered that one of her best friends was diagnosed with Stage 4 lymphoma. Her friend participated in a surf camp with an organization called First Descents, which provides young adult cancer survivors and fighters a free week-long adventure camp where they learn to surf, kayak or rock climb.
Reed decided to train to run in the AthHalf marathon in honor of her best friend and is seeking sponsors to donate money to First Descents. "Knowing that she was headed to camp kept her spirits up while she was going through chemo, and after she went on the trip she could not stop talking about how much the trip had changed her life," Reed said. "It feels great to run a race to raise money for this cause, because I'm finding that I can achieve more than I ever thought I could."
People can make a big difference in world. Moms in particular often having giving hearts but little time. I take comfort in knowing that women like these are out working in full force to help the greater good.
Do you think that it's important to volunteer your time? What causes are important to you? Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments. Feel free to add links to organizations that you support. Let's get the word out!
Beth Pointer
8:55 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I am so proud of my friend Tiffanie. Thank you so much for sharing her story and the mission of First Descents. My life will forever be changed by my experience with them on the shores of the Outer Banks.
Leigh Hewett
7:23 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
It seems like such an amazing group. I'm happy that you were able to do something so awesome and life changing.
Caroline U
10:10 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Leigh thank you for everything you are doing for the Water.org 10 Day Challenge! Your participation has made SUCH a difference! We're so lucky to have you!!
Leigh Hewett
7:24 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Thank YOU for being our fearless leader. Being a part of this mission has been one of the most rewarding things I have ever done.
1:31 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
This is great! Good for all the moms out there who can find the time to help these groups out. With a little one still at home, I have very little free time but I do think that it's important to care about your fellow man. I know that when I have a a bit more time to myself I will put it to good use and help a cause. I really like Book for Keeps. Thanks for shining a light on these awesome moms!
Leigh Hewett
7:26 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I understand where you're coming from. My youngest just started going to school in the mornings and I feel like I finally have some time to offer a cause. You don't have to offer just time though. Donating money to a cause is a huge gift!
Sue Anderson
1:52 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I think we need to teach our children the joy of serving others, and the only way to teach that is by example.
Risa Haynes
5:24 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I love these ideas - especially the clean drinking water and free books causes. Any time I find myself feeling pitiful, I try to remember that I have clean water coming out of several taps in my home and I will likely never die of dysentery or thirst. There are so many great organizations to contribute to - either with time or money. A few of my favorites are:
1) The Arbor Day foundation - http://www.arborday.org/ - which will plant a tree in a National Forest for every dollar given. Great for gifts!
2) The Heart Touch Project - http://www.hearttouch.org/ - which brings compassionate and healing touch to homebound or hospitalized, men, women and children all over the world.
3) DonorsChoose.org - which helps teachers get funds for specific projects for the classroom.
I have donated to all these organizations and feel my money went to worthy causes. In the case of DonorsChoose, I even received handwritten and illustrated letters from the students in the class. My favorite letter says (without editing), "Dear Risa, thank you so much for the michine. we like it better than the one's before when she stapled it. They looked crazy like all over the place. But when you bought us the binding michine they look fabilous now. And I love it because they look like real live books. And thanks for your help."
I'll probably never meet these kids, but I'll keep their letters forever. Charity is something you do because it feels good, not because you expect a return on your investment.
Leigh Hewett
7:27 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Thanks for these links! I love that letter you received. So sweet!
Athens Mama
6:54 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Wow! What a great article and fantastic that you have chosen to be pro-active in the global community. My schedule is hectic, but some things I can keep integrated into my schedule:
1. Child Fund International - for $34 a month, you can sponsor a child in need until s/he turns 18. At that time, both you and the child can volunteer your addresses.
2. Sign up your email with change.org, momsrising.org, ThePetitionSite, The Humane Society of the United States, and other social consciousness/environmental awareness sites. Even if you are not able to get away from home for a while, you can sign petitions that make a difference any day of the week from home, and it only takes 2 minutes to sign and share.
3. Pick a child in need of a positive adult. Spend time with that child at least once a month, take them for exciting outings, spoil him/her for his/her birthday, offer a listening ear, offer life coaching. Stay involved as s/he grows up.
Leigh Hewett
7:28 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I love your idea of signing petitions! I also plan to mentor a girl in need when my boys "need" mama a little less.
Thanks for all that you do, btw. I love seeing the mamas of the world helping out strangers!
Linda Labbo
9:13 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Thanks for writing this great article and inviting others to share their own passions for change in the world. I support Watkinsville First Baptist Church ministries and missions, which include work to overcome poverty and bring hope to hurting people in: Guatamala, East Asia, Uganda, Kenya, The Healing Place, Crosstrainers Ministries (mentor a child in need, and rescuing Afghani Children.
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Dave Ballard
12:03 am on Thursday, September 13, 2012
The old story says that a man was once washed away in a flood. A neighbor had knocked on the door to offer space in his car to get to safety, another in a boat went by when the water was up to the windows, and even a police helicopter came while the man sat on the roof with the water swirling just a few feet away. But each time the man said "No, thank you. I've prayed to God, and I believe with all my heart that he will deliver me from this flood."
Needless to say, the man drowned, and when he stood before the Lord asked Him: "Lord, you know I believed in Your Grace completely, so why was I not delivered from the flood even though I prayed?" The Lord said "I sent you a car, a boat, and a police helicopter, what else could you have possibly needed?"
The mothers in this post remind me of the neighbors in the story - the living, breathing answers to someone's desperate prayers.
Kelly Moore
10:20 am on Friday, September 14, 2012
I think I've said this before, I used to have twice the time as twice the money, but gave half of what I do now (time and money wise). It took me having the experience of having very little, to realize the importance of giving, because it could only be a split decision, a moment in time, and your whole life could change and you could end up with next to nothing. Once I realized it could happen to me, and what would my life have been without people giving to me, that I got it. It's important to give back, whether it is time, or talent, or financial. Every little bit does help.


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I think the reason that Metroid isn't liked, or perhaps, appreciated, as much as the more successful franchises such as Mario, Pokemon and Zelda, is because there may not be that much appeal behind it as a series. Metroid is unique in that it's a stark contrast to the usual games that Nintendo consistently put out. Unlike the light-hearted and whimsical fantasy settings of Mario and Zelda, Metroid doesn't conform to that setting and instead takes more a dark, primarily sci-fi-orientated atmosphere. Maybe it's different nowadays, but perhaps a lot of Nintendo fans preferred to play the light-hearted Mario/Zelda-type games than the eerie, movie-like Metroid games.
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Or it could be the fact that Metroid just doesn't have as many games in its series compared to Mario, Zelda and Pokemon. Mario always has games coming out that are consistently brilliant, are on every console and a considerable number of them are launch titles for consoles. Mario games are the ones people most look forward to. Plus, it has spin-offs like the Mario Kart series, Mario Party series...a whole array of spin-offs spanning a multitude of genres from RPGs to multiplayer racing games.
Zelda's similar. Although the first two games are the ones that people don't particularly tend to like and the ones that don't date well, once again it always has consistently brilliant games coming out, on every console and a considerable number of them being launch titles. Plus, it's one of those games that have long life spans because they take long to complete and whatnot.
Metroid is somewhat more limited. Like Zelda, the first two games aren't the ones that people highlight as being good nowadays. Furthermore, it just doesn't have as many games as Mario, Zelda or Pokemon. While Mario had a bunch of games on the Game Boy and Zelda had a game and a subsequent updated version which were both considered classics, Metroid only had its sequel to the original, Metroid II, which wasn't that well-recieved. It also missed out on the N64, and Mario and Zelda both had games that fans consider to be the best in their respective franchises.
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Onweerwolf wrote:Has anyone been able to pinpoint the exact nature of this problem? The offending file is clearly gen_LastFMScrobbler.dll
If that file is present in a portable installation on a system that runs win 7 that does not also have a non-portable installation of MM then we get the error described above.
Has anyone been able to run this exact setup without the problem? I now know of 4 direct instances of this problem in my private circle, all 4 of these instances have used different win 7 installs, meaning they do not come from the same win 7 disk or .iso. I have seen no example where it actually did work.
It seems to me that the .dll file needs to be registered in Win 7 for it to work properly. Maybe 'registered' is not the correct word. Anyway what happens with the .dll file when one installs non-portable which does not happen when one installs portable?
nohitter151 wrote:Maybe there's a problem with the scrobbler toolbar button settings as they are usually saved in the registry?
Onweerwolf wrote:nohitter151 wrote:Maybe there's a problem with the scrobbler toolbar button settings as they are usually saved in the registry?
Well, I don't have that folder in my registry.
Onweerwolf wrote:But I installed the non portable version as well to make sure I could scrobble.
I did however uninstall the non-portable version after that.
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