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The Reagan Crib is a practical piece of DaVinci engineering. Engineered for safety and style, the Reagan Convertible Crib gives you years of comfort. In a few simple conversions, your crib becomes a toddler bed or a daybed. With wooden bed rails, it becomes a full-sized bed! It's practical. It's approachable. It's Reagan.
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Few female Chinese artists have attained the level of international recognition that sculptor Xiang Jing enjoys.
Her work has been exhibited in America and throughout Europe. She was the subject of a recent joint survey show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai. She was one of four winners of this year's Martell Artists of the Year competition and was also recently featured in Italian Vogue.
Xiang first garnered attention for her sculptures of women. Working in porcelain, bronze and fiberglass, her figures are often nude, slouching, and wearing vacant or depressed expressions.
"Your Body," a 2.6-meter-high fiberglass sculpture made in 2005 was collected by the Saatchi Gallery. A seated, slouching and vacant-eyed nude woman with a scar on her abdomen, sagging breasts and fat rolls, critic Gao Shiming, a dean at the China Academy of Art, has described the work as an expression of "fatigue ... emptiness and helplessness."
The effect of Xiang's work is often disquieting, even though her figures are recognizable. According to curator and critic Lilly Wei, Xiang's "sense of social satire is anchored in the commonplace, in the daily exigencies and social exchanges of an ordinary woman's life, in the small vanities, frauds and violations."
Xiang says her work is always a kind of ongoing philosophical inquiry.
"From the day we are born, we have many, many questions -- all kinds of questions from what we see, what we experience and what we know.
"I think art is possibly one of the ways, one of the channels, to help us to find out certain truths," she says.
Her sculptures of women, for instance, are an attempt "to deal with everything that had to do with female existence."
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SARATOGA SPRINGS — The Saratoga Springs Downtown Business Association announced recently the 11th annual Saratoga DBA Fall Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27. The event is free and open to the public.
The Downtown Business Association, Saratoga Springs Special Assessment District and Saratoga Casino & Raceway are the major sponsors of this year's event.
Also sponsoring some of the events are Adirondack Trust Co. Bank, Star 101.3, Saratoga.com, Healthy Living, Ellm's Family Farms, Saratoga Strike Zone, Advantage Press and Stewart's Shops.
The Fall Festival, a celebration of autumn and Halloween, will kick off at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Saratoga Farmers Market with a ribbon cutting and special guests Mayor Scott Johnson, Winnie the Pooh and Piglet and music by Matthew Boyce, "Young Elvis."
The fun will continue all day throughout downtown Saratoga Springs and will include the pumpkin roll down Caroline Street, Twinkle the Bear, pumpkin decorating, face painting, cupcake decorating, traveling magicians, "Sparkles" the Stilt Juggler, a costume parade, clowns and fun games, and many of the stores and restaurants will be ready for trick-or-treaters.
Radio Disney will be at the Collamer Building parking lot from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Dream Ponies and a petting zoo will be there from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. There also will be music by Betsy and the Bygones, Jeff Brisbin and Open Mic for Kids with Rick Bolton along Broadway.
Cudney's Cleaners will have a "Coats for Kids" collection and distribution from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the intersection of Broadway and Division Street. The business is currently collecting coats at all of its locations to be distributed during the Fall Festival. There will be coats for kids and adults.
The fun for kids ends with a costume parade led by Twinkle the Bear and the friends of Winnie the Pooh starting at 4 p.m. at Forno Bistro at 541 Broadway. It will begin in the parking lot and proceed down Broadway. The parade ends at the Congress Park Carousel, where the Department of Public Works has donated its time so kids can take a carousel ride for free.
In addition to the downtown celebration, the Senior Center located at 5 Williams St. will host a fun event from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Oct. 25. There will be live country music by Los Amigos and lots of fall food. The cost is $3 per person, or bring an apple dessert and get in free.
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SYRACUSE (AP) — C.J. Fair tipped in the go-ahead basket with 19.4 seconds left and No. 3 Syracuse rallied past No. 21 Cincinnati 57-55 on Monday.
Trailing by seven with just over 5 minutes left, Syracuse tied it at 55 on Michael Carter-Williams' 3-pointer from the top of the key with 80 seconds left.
Fair's tip came after Jerami Grant drove the lane and missed. Cincinnati's Cashmere Wright missed a 3 from straight on with 2.9 seconds left and the Orange had their 35th straight win at home, the longest active streak in Division I.
The Orange outscored the Bearcats 13-4 in the final minutes. Fair finished with 13 points.
Syracuse (18-1, 6-0 Big East) was coming off a 70-68 win at Louisville on Saturday that knocked the Cardinals out of the No. 1 spot in the nation. The Orange, tied for third in the rankings with Kansas, are the only Big East team with an unblemished conference record.
Syracuse is 28-1 in regular-season play in the Big East in the past two years, that lone loss coming at Notre Dame exactly one year ago Monday.
The Bearcats (16-4, 4-3 Big East) had won three in a row. They lost on the road for the first time in eight games.
Carter-Williams had 16 points and seven assists and Brandon Triche had 13 points for the Orange.
Sean Kilpatrick led Cincinnati with 21 points and JaQuon Parker had 11.
Syracuse's James Southerland, tied for second on the team in scoring at 13.6 points per game, missed his third straight game because of an eligibility issue. He was in street clothes on the bench. Continued...
Cincinnati played the shot-clock game with its deliberate half-court approach and kept the game close despite a poor shooting performance in the opening half.
Trailing by just a basket at the break, the Bearcats started the second with a 12-2 spurt keyed by consecutive 3-pointers from Parker when he was left unguarded in the right corner.
A high-arcing 3 by Kilpatrick was the fourth make in five tries from long range for the Bearcats and gave them a 36-29 lead with 13:46 left.
Carter-Williams responded with seven straight points, his 3 from the top of the key making it 36-all midway through the half.
Undaunted, the Bearcats kept charging, and Kilpatrick's sixth 3-pointer of the game and a layup by Cheikh Mbodj completed an 11-4 spurt that gave them a 49-42 lead with 5:44 left.
Triche, whose helped boost Syracuse at Louisville, then hit two straight jumpers and fed Grant for a slam dunk to draw the Orange within 54-50 with 3:17 left.
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HARTFORD >> The larger-than-expected demand for Medicaid health coverage for needy adults, a contributor to Connecticut's latest budget shortfall, is being felt across the state, according to a review of Department of Social Services statistical reports.
Average monthly caseloads in cities and towns during the last three years show the state's three largest cities have the greatest jump in numbers of residents seeking coverage under Medicaid for Low Income Adults or LIA. However, wealthier communities, such as Greenwich, also are home to a growing number of adults without dependent children who are applying for coverage under the government-run health care program.
"With the way that the economy is, the job market is still not picking up," said Alan Barry, Greenwich's social services commissioner, who attributes the growth in applications to the town's changing demographics over the years. "More of the jobs are part-time jobs, so they're not getting the benefits."
Nearly 84,000 people across Connecticut are enrolled in Medicaid LIA, thousands more than anticipated. Ben Barnes, the state's budget director, recently told members of the legislature's Appropriations Committee that LIA caseloads for the month of October were 5.4 percent higher than originally budgeted. In addition, demand for other Medicaid services, such as hospital and nursing home care, also has climbed. The Department of Social Services' overall Medicaid budget this fiscal year is nearly $224 million in the red.
The bump in demand has prompted lawmakers to question why it is happening and when it could max out.
"It's the biggest single piece of the state's budget that has the largest impact on the most lives," said state Rep. Craig Miner, R-Litchfield, ranking House Republican on the Appropriations Committee. "One way or another, we need to get control of it, or at least better understand why it's trending the way it's trending."
In 2010, Connecticut became the first state in the country to gain federal approval to extend Medicaid coverage to about 47,000 low-income residents, ages 19 to 64. Most were previously enrolled in a limited state-funded program known as State Administered General Assistance or SAGA. Since then, about 37,000 people have signed up for Medicaid LIA, which offers more services than SAGA. The expansion qualified the state to receive 50 percent federal reimbursement.
To be eligible, a single adult can earn up to $508.48 a month and a couple up to $617.44 a month. The limits are slightly higher for Fairfield County applicants.
Before the expansion, there were an average of 107 recipients in Greenwich signed up for SAGA between July 2009 and June 2010, according DSS's report. The next fiscal year, when Medicaid was expanded to include the SAGA recipients, the figure jumped to 216. During last fiscal year, from July 2011 to June 2012, the average monthly caseload was 301.
Barry is not surprised by the numbers. He said the cost of living is high in the region, and about 43 percent of the town's applicants for local emergency assistance are Latino, a younger and less affluent population. Continued...
"I think Greenwich is much more diverse than what people view," he said, adding how the recipients are not necessarily newcomers to the border town. Greenwich has a six-month residency requirement for assistance.
Eileen Bronko, a social worker and a former co-chairman of the Naugatuck Social Service Network, is not surprised by the spike in applications either. Average monthly caseloads for needy adults in the blue-collar community of Naugatuck increased from 330 in fiscal year 2010 when SAGA was in place to 592 in fiscal year 2012.
"I think that anybody that thought that this wasn't going to happen was not really looking at the reality of how much people are hurting," she said. "Many, many, many people are without health care. So I think part of what you're seeing is that people can get health care through Medicaid. For the first time, many people are getting health care."
Hartford has experienced the greatest growth, with a monthly average of 6,838 SAGA clients in fiscal year 2010 and a monthly average of 9,866 Medicaid LIA clients is fiscal year 2012.
The numbers are expected to grow more once Connecticut extends coverage further beginning in 2014 as part of the federal health care overhaul law. Those earning up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level, or $29,700 a year for a family of four, will be eligible.
But the state's budgetary issue may be abated because the federal government is supposed to cover 100 percent of the cost for all low-income adults on Medicaid living up to the 133 percent federal poverty level. That reimbursement level will last until 2016. After that, it will gradually be reduced to 90 percent by 2020.
Sen. Toni Harp, D-New Haven, co-chairman of the Appropriations Committee, said even though the state will receive 100 percent federal reimbursement, it still will have to budget for the Medicaid program, and therefore needs a way to plan for the additional growth.
"I think that what concerns me is, that we were led to believe that the LIA population had stabilized and had slowed down somewhat, only to find out we had 4,000 new people in the first three months," she said. "It's shocking."
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From the very beginning of St. John's Gospel, it is made clear that Jesus' life was to testify to the Truth. Jesus said, "For this was I born and for this I came into the world, to testify to the Truth." As Christians, who dare to call ourselves followers of Christ the King, we are called to imitate and follow Him the Way, the Truth and the Light! We all seem to have a fear of the dark. This must have been a great realization of the Lord for the first words of creation in the Book of Genesis are "Let there be light." Life is like a windswept tightrope. We need to do our best be open to the truth and light of others and work with God's grace or it is all over! As we come to the end of a Church Year, we are challenged in the final liturgical week to use part of the time of these seven days to serve the Lord and His Kingdom not as slaves but as people in love with Jesus, Our King. Don't confuse what can't be done with what hasn't been done and let the truth and light of grace and possible talent be used in God's Name.
What better way to finish this 11th month of the year and to begin a new Church Year with the First Sunday of Advent next week then with opening our minds and hearts to the positive light of faith. This is a time to prepare to let an authentic and renewed conversion to the Lord to happen within us. Negativity has enormous power and this is the year to be positive in the light and love of Jesus Christ. Psychologists state that it takes twenty compliments to offset one negative criticism. It is shown that we best remember even negative minor happenings better then positive ones. We can remember poor grades in math in high school geometry better than the positive compliments of yesterday! Negativity even about the future can equally impact us. We can dread things that may never happen. Psychologists say that over ninety percent of what we worry about never happens. So why waste energy on the windswept tightrope of fear? We can choose our focus and it can make all the difference in the world but it is our choice to use, live and allow the light and truth of Jesus to guide us. Christ is to be our King and Leader, not just in word but in the choices for our actions.
The door of faith is always open for us from the time of our baptism through to our own commitment at Confirmation. Each Easter, as we renew our baptismal promises we are challenged in that year to follow Jesus; the Way, the Truth and the Light. It is not by coincidence that a sinning person will stop praying and living by faith and a praying faith person will stop sinning!
None of us are perfect but all of us contain some of the light and truth of the Lord. Perhaps we need to lower our expectations, chill out, relax, go for a walk and allow the light of the Lord to enter in! Find room for faith and hope and fan the flames of these two by making choices and living the light, love and truth of the Lord each day this final week of the Church Year.
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FIRST KEYS First Keys is a language tutorial program and computer keyboarding instruction program designed for children with learning or cognitive disabilities. It links the development of keyboard awareness to early literacy skills. It is suitable for young children or older pupils with learning difficulties. Users develop keyboard skills through picture matching, letter recognition, word building, and spelling exercises. The location of keys is taught by matching letters with pictures and speech. The pro...[More Information]
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KID'S TYPING Kid's Typing is a typing instruction program designed to instruct students in proper typing skills for children with developmental or physical disabilities. Spooky, the ghost, guides students through the program and creates new lessons based on students' accuracy and speed. He starts with simple exercises that teach the locations of the keys and advances students through exercises and games that concentrate on problem areas. The faster students type, the more fun Spooky creates, keeping accuracy...[More Information]
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With the beginning of another school year upon us, parents and students are gearing up with back-to-school shopping and transitioning from summer schedules to early mornings. For teenagers, these early mornings are a challenge as many will find themselves nodding off during their classes as high school bells ring around 7:30 a.m. While parents and teachers may attribute falling asleep during class to staying up late checking Facebook statuses and texting with friends, medical evidence suggests that an early school start time before 8:30 a.m. is a greater culprit because classes are occurring when students' brains and bodies are still in biological sleep mode.
In fact, according to the National Sleep Foundation teenagers ages 13-19 have a natural sleep pattern that leads to a late-to-bed, late-to-rise cycle. This is because in adolescents the brain chemical melatonin, which is responsible for sleepiness, is secreted from approximately 11 p.m. until 8 a.m. – the sleep phase shift. Early school start times interrupt this natural sleep pattern, leaving many high school students sleep deprived. Sleep deprivation negatively affects student learning and overall health which is why the University of Minnesota College of Education and Human Development Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement (CAREI) conducted the first research study of its kind in 1996 to determine how shifting to a later school time impacts students and schools.
The School Start Time Study tracked high school students from two Minneapolis-area districts that changed to a later school start time from 7:20 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. (Edina) and 8:40 a.m. (Minneapolis Public Schools). The results showed many positive benefits, including:
- Improved attendance and enrollment rates
- Less sleeping in class
- Less student-reported depression
- Fewer student visits to school counselors for behavioral and peer issues
- More even temperament at home
Five years later, a longitudinal follow-up study of the Minneapolis Public Schools revealed that the positive benefits continued to persist over time. Despite concerns from coaches, school administrators and teachers, the later high school start time did not affect enrollment in after-school sports and activities or increase transportation costs. In fact, coaches and teachers reported students were more mentally alert at the end of the day. Other Minnesota schools to adopt a later start time include: St. Louis Park, South Washington County and Mahtomedi. Today, several high schools in the Minneapolis Public School district will start their day at 8:30 a.m.
About the study
The School Start Time Study was recently featured in the University of Minnesota's College of Education and Human Development Vision 2020 blog written by Kyla Wahlstrom, director of the Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement (CAREI). Wahlstrom's research focuses on the politics of change, professional development of teachers and leadership issues. Her research on the importance of later school start times garnered national recognition. Wahlstrom received the National Leadership Award for research having a national impact from the Minnesota Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development in 2000. Learn more about Kyla Wahlstrom and the School Start Time Study at http://cehdvision2020.umn.edu/.
5:34 pm on Tuesday, August 28, 2012
just curious as to how eagan students at ehs score so well on tests. they start early.
Maribel Ibrahim
10:13 pm on Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Dr. Wahlstrom, I am so glad to see this article on Patch!
I live in Maryland and our county has the earliest school start time of 7:17am. In November 2011, I co-founded Start School Later (www.StartSchoolLater.net) because we believe that changing the start times to a healthier time is something that cannot be achieved at the local level unless key decision makers are aware of the biological sleep needs of students.
The landmark groundwork in Minnesota has been a pivotal force in truly understanding the impact of later school start times and we reference this material often.
Sleep needs are often relegated as a luxury and sleep deprivation is too often blamed on poor parenting or laziness on the part of students. This attitude has to change and I appreciate your concise and accurate coverage of this issue.
We started a national petition in November 2011, with signatures from all 50 states which has been presented to legislators, state and federal agencies and we continue to provide education awareness about the critical need to establish healthy school start times for all public school students.
We have also started local chapters that can help lead the change to healthy school start times within communities.
For more information, visit www.StartSchoolLater.net
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Frances Keefe
8:42 am on Wednesday, August 29, 2012
In Pinellas County, Florida, high schools start at 7:05am....all because we don't have enough money in the budget to fix our transportation system, so we have a 3 tiered busing system. Very sad that they have to put their budget ahead of student success.
Dolores Skowronek
7:12 pm on Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Thank you for writing about this very important issue. I am familiar with your 2002 study and shared it with our school board when I tried to change our high school start time in Wisconsin. Unfortunately, our start time did not change and my teenage sons continue to deal with an unhealthy and unsafe 7:10 start time. It is among the earliest in the United States and I see the toll on their emotional health. As a parent, it breaks my heart. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, here is a video of my son waiting for his morning school bus: http://youtu.be/pUSWUFsh7oE
Therese Tuley
3:43 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
Dolores, so sorry about your son's too early bus time. In our neighborhood here in Fairfax County VA, our bus arrives at 6:10 for a 7:20 start time for high school. I am Chair of SLEEP (Start Later for Excellence in Education) and we have been advocating for a healthy start time since 2004. We are making some progress with our new school board which is studying how other school systems have successfully changed to healthy start times. For more info, check out our website at sleepinfairfax.org (sign our petition, too) and on Facebook. Love what StartSchoolLater is doing on the national level!
Ken Coy
8:07 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
I didn't notice in the article what the school ending times are for the day. If school starts at 8:30, does school let out at 4:30?
I know that farmers will like the later hours. It will give the kids an extra hour or so to do chores before going to school.
N C Bachler
11:55 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
I don't believe that high schoolers are alone in suffering. In our community 4th graders (age 9) are picked up at 7:15A for a school start of 7:50A. This is much too early for a 9 yr. old. Again it is a budget issues as we also run a 3 tier bus schedule. Something needs to be done on a national level.
3:40 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Not on a national level, schools are a state concern...leave it there.
3:39 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
I live in Shakopee, MN near Minneapolis, our 10th to 12th graders start @ 8:20 and get out @ 3. They started the late start about four years ago. I am from PA where our start time was 7:40, earliest bus was 6. We got out @ 2:30. What I think is stupid is Shakopee's Junior High (7th, 8th and 9th is Junior High) starts @ 7:45 and gets out @ 2:45....so the older kids do better with a late start, but junior high doesn't need too. Elementary goes 9 to 4.
Casey Cosgrove
9:20 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
Interesting that nothing in the article actually proves that later start times resulted in better learning (better grades, tet scores, etc). Where did the author get this idea?
Patty Tanji
7:24 pm on Monday, September 3, 2012
Improved attendance and enrollment rates
Less sleeping in class
Less student-reported depression
Fewer student visits to school counselors for behavioral and peer issues
More even temperament at home
.......= learning better
Dolores Skowronek
10:33 am on Monday, September 3, 2012
Casey, I can't speak for Dr. Walhlstrom, but I can direct you to Start School Later's bibliography. Scroll to the section titled "Sleep Loss & Academic Achievement". You should find what you need. Here's the link: http://startschoollater.pbworks.com/w/page/51980713/Start%20School%20Later%20Research%20Articles
Casey Cosgrove
9:13 pm on Sunday, September 16, 2012
Dolores, of course, you can't speak for Dr. Walhstrom. In fact, her own article discusses no evidence of increased learning, just better behaviors. If her research had actually discovered that some evidence of increased learning, I'm sure she would have mentioned it.
Patty Tanji
7:23 pm on Monday, September 3, 2012
Great article. My school district 196...Apple Valley, Eagan, Rosemount, took up this issue of later school starts a couple of years ago. It was voted down.
Maribel Ibrahim
8:48 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012
For those of you that doubt the "real world proof" of success with starting schools later, visit our Success Stories page here: http://www.startschoollater.net/success-stories.html
You'll see many cases of improvements on many levels with later school starts.
In short, later starts have been proven to result in more sleep and thus less sleep deprivation. Sleep deprivation has been linked to increased depression, obesity, inability to focus, poor judgement, higher teen crash rates, increased drug use and more. Many schools have made the switch and one scholarly paper (http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1628693) cites the following findings: "I find evidence that later start times are associated with decreased absences, less time spent watching television and a greater amount of time spent on homework, indicating that these factors may explain why later starting students have higher test scores."
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Also, Heyitsme believes that this is only a state level issue. That would be true if all states made evidence based decisions on maintaining effective standards for health and safety.
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Can we get a thread going of good/popular queer blogs? Preferably ones that deal with predominantly queer-oriented issues or are oriented predominantly at queers (like, not just tumblr's of people who are queer and happen to have blogs- those are great too, but I'm looking for ones that, unlike mine, are aimed mostly at queer stuff, and not also pizza and cats, although a few pizzas and cats here and there is fine…).
Signal boosting!
fuckyeahlgbtqcubans, queerwatch, qscc, thegang, gqid, fuckyeahgenderstudies, courtneytrouble, projectqueer, transgenderstudentlife, fuckyeahqueercore +
This is all I can think of off the top of my head.
iragray [the blog from which I find out A LOT of information on all sorts of things queer], knowhomo, gaywrites, queermuslims, fuckyeahlgbtqlatinxs, thtqueerlyfe, queerwritesproject, fuckyeahlgbtqasians, thisgenderedlife, ellierantsforever, forqueersbyqueers (linked to a great directory on that blog) +
I'll update this when I get a chance to continue scrolling through everyone I follow. :]
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Medieval Madness
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Four-course dinner of medieval-style food complements a hilarious comedy show and live sword fights
Metropolitan Fine Arts Center
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Ballet-barre fitness sculpts and lengthens muscles for a leaner, longer physique with improved core strength and flexibility
Capital Clubhouse
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An NHL-sized ice arena welcomes skaters of all ages for public skating sessions
Bike and Roll DC
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Cyclists zip around city monuments and explore bike trails on Trek 24-speed bicycles with included map, lock, and helmet
Capital MMA & Elite Fitness
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Along with MMA and CrossFit classes, instructors teach Gracie jiu-jitsu, muay thai, yoga, and women's self-defense
So Van Gogh!
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Instructors teach students how to create each evening's painting during a two-hour class; brushes, paint, smocks, and canvases are provided
CD Fit
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Push beyond fitness plateaus with high-intensity, one-hour boot-camp classes that focus on sculpting the entire body
Walter Lewis Fitness Solutions Alexandria
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Burn fat and build muscle in boot camp classes led by an award-winning trainer
Great Waves Waterpark
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All-access to 20-acre park's wave and play pools, waterslides, and Paradise Play; optional access to mini-golf course, batting cages
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Bowl at one of the upscaliest bowleries in the city and feel like Jay-Z or Mason Andrews. Today's Groupon gets you an hour of bowling plus shoe rental at Mustang Alley's Bar Bowling and Bistro for $15 (normally $31.50). Though you won't be able to use this Groupon on Friday or Saturday from 7 p.m. to close, you can still bowl when the alley has its weekday specials, such as half-price wine bottles on Tuesday and half-price burgers on Wednesday. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.
Even if you do make good on your New Year's resolution to travel back in time and avert World War II, you'll still need something to do there when you get bored. Today's Groupon will teach you to swing splendid danceful swings with three Monday-night swing-dancing classes at Charm City Swing for $10 (a $30 value). A syncopated step and triple-step at Charm City is the best reason to go out on a Monday night, according to Baltimore Magazine. No partner is necessary, so you can leave that clumsy dance-golem you created at home.
This newly opened megacenter offers more than 5,000 square feet of open space for slick shoes and rug cuttery. The staff is composed of well-oiled dance machines who lead eclectic student groups across a multi-genre range of dance styles. Learn how to pirouette like a pro with the classical ballet class (offered for beginners and intermediate/advanced), or take a fanciful tap class and finally use those tap shoes you bought for their intended purpose, instead of for alerting your skittish, shotgun-toting grandma to your presence. A Latin dance class (pre-registration required) is offered to get hips swinging and tongues rolling, while the yoga class is a great way to unwind by bringing uppity energies back down to earthly levels through relaxing poses. Check out the schedule for a complete list of dates, times, and class offerings.
The Baltimore Blast is a professional indoor soccer team that plays at 1st Mariner Arena.
Presidential dentures, a kid-sized dental chair, and interactive brushing instruction are some of the permanent exhibits spanning the space's two floors. The museum also boasts a life-size narwhal model, an exposé on saliva, and a celebration of our country's best dental schools. This upcoming season, stop in to pay homage to the tooth fairy for Tooth Fairy Day, or get a mouthful of mammals on Jaws and Paws Day. View a listing of upcoming events here. Take the whole family (admission for children ages 3–18 is $3, and those less than 2 are free), bring a bad-breathed date for a tutorial on mouth management, or instill yourself with a new sense of appreciation for the dentist.
Rustling leaves and whistling winds serve as the sole distractions for golfers playing through Cameron Hills Golf Links' 18-hole course. Designed so that no fairway would lay adjacent to another, the course prevents disruptions from impeding the flow of the game. Players need all the concentration they can muster to conquer the 6,603-yard course that's littered with bunkers and pitfalls. The signature 9th hole challenges a golfer to drive 160 yards in the initial swing, setting up another 100-yard shot that requires precise aim. If the shot is too long, it will drift out of bounds; too short, and it will fall into a ravine filled with water, creating a shot nearly impossible to make without soaking one's shoes or draining the water one hat scoop at a time.
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College football: Finalists named for Oklahoma City-based Jim Thorpe Award
JIM THORPE AWARD — Fresno State's Phillip Thomas, Alabama's Dee Milliner and Mississippi State's Johnthan Banks named finalists for Thorpe Award.
In a historical sense, when looking back at past Jim Thorpe Award winners, Phillip Thomas doesn't fit.
It's not because of his name. All three finalists for the nation's best defensive back (Thomas, Dee Milliner and Johnthan Banks), which were announced by the Oklahoma City association on Monday, are first-timers.
And it's certainly not because of his stats. Thomas leads the nation with eight interceptions, two more than the next highest, and has returned three of those for touchdowns.
But rather, it's because of the school Thomas plays for.
The other two finalists play for SEC stalwarts, Banks for Mississippi State and Milliner for Alabama, locking up opposing wideouts as key forces for imposing defenses.
But Thomas plays for Fresno State, an 8-3 team in the lesser-known Mountain West Conference. Most of his games are played late at night on channels you've never heard about.
And that's what makes his inclusion in the final three of this prestigious award all the more impressive.
His stats and overwhelming production, which has put him on the NFL radar, forced his name into the conversation.
Last season, when Thomas was out with a broken leg, Fresno State went 4-9 and was tied for last in the nation with only nine turnovers. This year, with Thomas starring, the Bulldogs have forced 30 turnovers (nine from Thomas alone), planting them atop the Mountain West standings.
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The relay returns this year on May 3, but the annual kickoff event is coming up at 6 p.m. on Jan. 15 at the Farm Bureau in Calhoun.
"This is our big celebration to kick off the relay season and get everyone excited," said Dani Walsh of the American Cancer Society, the event sponsor. "We will announce the theme for this year at the kick-off as well. Everyone is invited whether they have relayed before or not and we will also be providing dinner."
Every year the event raises thousands of dollars that go towards the fight against cancer. Walsh is hoping for the same this year.
"This year we are looking to get as many teams in the community as we can," Walsh said. "Right now we are only reaching a small part, but we know that the more participation we have, the more funds we can raise, and the more we can fight back.
"Our goal is to have at least 50 teams participate, raise at least $130,000 and honor at least 400 survivors at the relay."
The event brings in sponsors and partners from around the area each year and Walsh anticipates more of the same this year.
"We have all sorts of groups that participate," Walsh said. "We have some banks and other businesses from the community along with churches, civic and community organizations, the hospital and other healthcare groups, along with the city and county schools. This year we are trying to get more churches and businesses involved."
Even though the Relay for Life is a fundraiser, it is also about remembering those who have lost the fight to cancer and those still battling.
"The relay is a very important event in the Gordon county community," Walsh said. "It is a way for everyone in the community to fight back against this disease "In Memory" and "In Honor" of family, friends, and other loved ones. It gives the youth an opportunity to give back and help in the fight."
Like many, Walsh has had family members impacted by cancer and understands the kind of fight it takes to beat the disease.
"This event means so much to me because the battle with cancer has hit my family and friends hard in many ways," Walsh said. "But the best thing about this event, is that it isn't about me, it's about the Gordon County community coming together in unison to fight back."
The relay begins at 7 p.m. on May 3 and runs through 7 a.m. Saturday, May 4 and will be held at the fairgrounds.
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Hi All, I have been gifted a router, and I'm excited to get using it. Unfortunately, I didn't get any bits to go with. Today I went to Lowes to find that bits are pretty pricey individually and sets seem all over the place with what they offer. At this point, I am continually amazed at the huge number of things I can do with a router, and I'm at a loss for where to start as far as bits. Right now my goals are to do some nice edging on a bedside table and drawer that I'm making. I'd also like to start incorporating proper woodworking joints into my projects. Other than that... I have no idea. Can you all point me to a good set of starter bits? Also maybe comment on what to look for when buying bits (and why). Thanks! -Mike | |||
Since your not a full time wood worker, Northern Tool has some cheap sets with a lots of bits in them to get you started. I've had mine for about 10 years and only had to replace a few of them because they got dull. joecaption | ||||
any lovely box kit with 12-40 bits for under $30 this holiday season should about do you forever as a casual woodworker. I've about killed a rail and stile bit set making doors for cabinets, and now have about a dozen more to do, so you can overwork 'em. broke a bunch of 1/4 straight bits making drawer bottom slots, because there is not enough metal to take the heat without detempering. the other ogees, roundovers, and 45 degree bits I have are probably hand-me-downs when I die. the paint is thinned on 'em from new, but the carbides are good for a lifetime yet. sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money? | ||||
Mjs454: Routers can do a lot of things, but truth be told, a laminate trimmer is probably more practical for general DIY work than a router. That's because it's small and light weight, so you can hold the laminate trimmer in one hand while holding the work in the other hand. A router is more powerful and much heavier and needs to be held with both hands. That means you need some kind of jig to hold your work in place while you router. If you're doing wood working, then you need a router to shape hardwoods, but if your more into DIY projects around the home, then I'd suggest you trade in your router for a laminate trimmer. I find that Lee Valley sells decent bits cheap. They sell bearing piloted bits and you can buy the bearings separately. I'd buy your bits as you need them. Chances are you'll end up only using a few of them for the lion's share of what you do, so why buy a whole set before you know what you need. Besides, some router bits (like cove bits) need to be bearing piloted so that you can cut along a contour, whereas other bits (like straight bits) can't have a bearing pilot because you use them to cut a mortise in wood. So, some of your bits will end up with pilot bearings and some won't, and that's why buying a set (all with pilot bearings or all without pilot bearings) doesn't make as much sense as buying what you need when you need it. Also, spend some time finding out who sharpens router bits in your area. And, buy some lacquer thinner and some Q-tips. You'll find that you need to periodically clean your router bits, and lacquer thinner works well for that. | ||||
http://www.northerntool.com/sh..._200318143_200318143 This set has piloted and reguler bits, all for the price you would pay for just two better quality bits but ithas served me well. joecaption | ||||
I started with a basic set from Sears, came with 8 or 10 bits. Definately go with carbite tipped bits, NOT the HSS (high speed steel?) bits. They dull easy, burn the wood, and don't last. Your woodworking experience will be much better with the better quality carbide tipped bits. Roundover bit, cove bit, stright bits of various sizes, roundnose bit, roman ogee bit, these are some common starter bits that may come in a set. Lee Valley sells nice sets and Eagle America does also. Sears also has good sale prices, especially if you join the "craftsman club" you get extra discounts monthly. Good luck my friend ! | ||||
nester is right about buying them as you need them, I would also stick with the carbide bits, and if your router can take 1/2 in. shank bits use them rather than 1/4 in. the advantage for a 1/2 in. bit is it is more stable, wont overheat, and other reasons that will rsult in better work. 1/2 in. bits are recommended by all woodwork magazines and experienced wood workers. if all you are going to do is trim laminate, then get a laminate trimmer, but if you are going to do woodwork and want quality work use the biggest router you can afford. Generally 2 hp is adequate but 3 hp is really the gold standard. Also consider making a router table because if you're going to use large bits, you should not use it by hand held | ||||
I have found that no matter how many bits are in a set there will always be some you will never use. I've had one set of 24 bits (a gift) for over 15 years and about half have never been used. Get good quality and just what you need and you will use them over & over for years.This message has been edited. Last edited by: deweyjsikes, Duke Sikes | ||||
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Jermaine Dupri and his So So Def family will reunite for a special concert Saturday night in Atlanta. The So So Def All-Star Anniversary Concert celebrates the label's 20-year history, and will include performances from marquee players including Bow Wow, Kris Kross and Da Brat.
Jagged Edge, Bonecrusher, J-Kwon and Dem Franchise Boyz are also slated to hit the stage at Fox Theatre for the reunion show. LaTocha and Tamika Scott, formerly of Xscape, are also expected to be in the house.
Jermaine also revealed in a tweet Thursday that his longtime collaborator and friend Usher would be in attendance for the anniversary event.
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In pokemom Black 2 White 2 after you beat elite four , you can get an eevee with it's hidden ability (anticipation) in Castelia City. What moves does it knows?
The Eevee is Lv. 10 and it knows Sand-Attack, Tackle, Tail Whip, and Growl.
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It knows the moves Sand Attack, Tackle, Tail whip and Growl. http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20121212102129AArXG82 Source: Experiance. I have this Eevee myself. This special Eevee comes at level 10.
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