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The 2013 Mount Airy March for Babies event Saturday will mark 75 years nationally of the March of Dimes mission of advocacy and research on behalf of premature babies and infants born with birth defects. Northern Hospital of Surry County Volunteer and Community Services Coordinator Shawn Watson said the walk is set to begin at 10 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park. Check-in for the event begins at 9 a.m.
The group's continuing mission was evidenced recently by Gov. Pat McCory signed Senate Bill 98 into law May 6 which enacted legislation to require screening for Critical Congenital Heart Disease (CCHD) via pulse oximetry due to the continuing advocacy efforts of the March of Dimes in partnership with the American Heart Association.
The efforts on behalf of infants are not only fought on some legislative arena far away however, many local families can offer testimony on how this seemingly heartless genetic lottery has affected them as it endangers infants' health. The Ambassador Family for this year's walk is Kerrington, Sheena and James Jestes.
According to James, the couple found out in 2010 that Sheena's pregnancy would be considered high risk and that their child's health would be at risk as well. He said Sheena's physician told them the likelihood of baby Kerrington being born prematurely was very high so the couple worked closely with the medical team to monitor the baby's development.
Kerrington Jestes arrived four weeks early and tipped the scale at three pounds and 10 ounces and was immediately taken to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), where the couple stayed with the infant. James Jestes reported that Kerrington is now 2 years old and is stronger that the two ever imagined. He said they are constantly on guard to her health and development, but they are grateful for all of the medical discoveries that made Kerrington's survival possible.
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"March of Dimes provides a lot of information as well as raising money for research, for premature babies and babies with birth defects," added Sheena. "We had never done anything with MOD until we were directly affected by it (Kerrington's premature birth)."
She said the first year of the walk in Mount Airy the course was tougher and included hills which was a bit more than she was prepared for because at that point it was just four months after Kerrington was born. She said changing the course to the Emily B. Taylor Greenway has helped participants.
The family had been involved with other MOD events previously. They became the Ambassador Family this year because Sheena's mother, Robin White, who works at Northern Hospital, learned the walk was looking for ambassadors and knew her family was just the ones to step up and help.
WXII 12 Meteorologist Austin Caviness will serve as emcee for the walk. Free doughnuts and coffee for participants will be available in the morning before the walk, and hot dogs and pizza will be featured at lunch. Activities will include face painting, a petting zoo, bounce houses and local band Going Dutch as well as DeeJay, B-Dazzle Productions will provide entertainment.
Local sponsors for the walk include Renfro, Northern Hospital, SouthData and Nester Hosiery. Lowes Foods is a regional sponsor and Kmart is a national sponsor.
March of Dimes spokesperson Jamie Southern said the 75 year efforts of MOD included helping support the development of the Polio Vaccine in the 1950s. The group championed Phenylketonuria (PKU) testing as well as testing for 29 other serious conditions which can threaten infant health in the 1960s. In 1970, MOD focused on newborn intensive care, and in the 1980s, the group supported using surfactant therapy to help tiny lungs function. In the 1990s, March of Dimes used folic acid education to help eradicate neural tube defects, and efforts today are centered on preventing premature births.
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Music and Theatre Collaborate to Stage the Full Opera, "Street Scene" by Kurt Weill
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Most people who are bound in the mind by demonic activities would be diagnosed as schizophrenic, depression, paranoia, etc. The majority of the medical world has no knowledge that there is a supernatural offense taking place in the persons' person. The root of the problem is spiritual, not physical! Scriptural designation for schizophrenic is double-minded.
The Amplified Bible says: For being as he is a man of two minds hesitating, dubious, irresolute he is unstable and unreliable and uncertain about everything he thinks, feels, decide. James 1:8
Evil soul ties are formed in several ways, sexual intercourse, pledging allegiance to fraternities, ungodly relationships, coming into ungodly agreements with the wicked, inheritance, etc.
You can pray this prayer for yourself and renounce Satan and his tactics against you and be free in Jesus Name!
Father I break and renounce, cut, burn and break all evil soul ties which I may have with lodges, fraternities, religious systems, adulterers, drunkards, cults, demonic spirits and every allegiance that I may have formed or inherited.
In the Name of Jesus Christ by the power of His precious Blood, I command Satan and all of his demons to loose my mind completely. I ask You, Father, to send Your angels to loose, break, cut and sever fetters, bands,chains, ties, silken cords, and bonds of whatever sort the enemy has managed to place on my body, mind, spirit or soul or deed. Father, God I ask in the Name of Christ Jesus my Lord to loose into me and my family the full power of Holy Spirit, Wisdom, Counsel, Might, Knowledge, Fear of the Lord, Power, Love, Sound Mind, Grace, Peace and Comfort.
Heavenly Father, I ask You in the Name of Jesus to send angels to gather up fragments of my soul and restore them to their rightful place in me. Because you are the lover of my soul, Lord. (Ps. 7:2, 23:3) With the full power and authority of the Name of Jesus Christ, I ask that angels unearth and break all earthen vessels, bonds, bands or bindings which have been put upon my soul by any means. Restore all the pieces of my fragmented mind, will, emotions, appetite, intellect, heart and personality. Bring them all into proper original positions where they belong in Jesus Name!
Now thank God like it's already done, even if you don't see results immediately praise Him like it's already done, plead the Blood of Jesus daily over your mind and walk in your deliverance.
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I am incredibly excited about these wrapping ideas because not only are they kid friendly, but they can be used throughout the year for virtually any occasion. They are simple to make and require no tutorial because they are that easy!
This little pennant bunting makes me smile...it is so happy looking! All I did was cut out small triangles from various colored felt and glued (with fabric glue like Fabri tac) along a length of yarn that I had pre-measured to the width of the wrapped book. There are 3 separate strands there with 7 pennants on each one.
I have to say I like the look of this one so much better.
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I like that it highlights the embellishments instead of the wrapping paper being the star of the show.
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I said I would do 5 but I have been sick for the past few days and I am swamped with stuff to do not to mention I have family coming in this weekend. My tree is not decorated yet and it looks like rainbow sheep spontaneously combusted in here since there is felt...like...everywhere.
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mySoil is a new free smartphone app from the BGS and the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology.
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mySoil is for anyone with an interest in the soil of Britain; including gardeners and vegetable growers, allotment owners, farmers and agricultural specialists, school and college students environmentalists and land-use planners.
View a map of the soil parent material — the underlying geological material — in your local area, retrieve descriptions about the soil depth, texture, pH and organic matter content, and explore vegetation habitat data across Britain.
mySoil improves access to BGS digital data. More about BGS digital data access and licensing.
mySoil also enables the general public to upload information about the soil where they live, helping to improve our knowledge about the properties of soils and the vegetation habitats that they provide.
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In December 2009 the BGS launched its OpenGeoscience web portal offering free access to BGS maps, photos, reports, data downloads and software — for non-commercial users.
The BGS iGeology smartphone app brought street-level scale geology into the homes of England, Scotland and Wales. Schools and universities loved it and geologists around the world blogged about it, and they still do.
We hope that the release of mySoil will build on this engagement and help us develop new and innovative ways to use our information to help support sustainable land management.
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National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH)
The National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH) is the first choice qualification for anyone aspiring to be a headteacher or principal. Designed in collaboration with some of the country's leading headteachers and academics, NPQH will develop talented leaders from all backgrounds who can deliver educational excellence in a self-improving system, and high quality outcomes for pupils and students.
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You should be highly motivated to be a headteacher, no more than 12–18 months from applying for headship posts and ready to take up a headship as soon as you graduate.
You'll need to have the full support and endorsement of your headteacher, line manager or sponsor. The line manager will also have to commit to playing an active role in your learning, and encourage and promote your involvement in leadership and other professional development opportunities.
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The redesigned NPQH follows a modular curriculum based on Master's level criteria and focuses on developing the knowledge, skills and attributes of a successful headteacher. To achieve the NPQH qualification you'll need to successfully complete three essential and two elective modules involving extended case studies and related in-school assignments with a stronger focus on leading teaching, behaviour and performance management. You will also complete a placement of a minimum of nine days at another school.
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Koko Tea Salon and Bakery
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People know they've found something special the minute they see Koko Tea Salon and Bakery in downtown Gahanna. The outside resembles a gingerbread house, and inside, the Marie Antoniette-style decor sets a perfectly elegant stage for gorgeous baked goods and shiny tins of tea labeled with the silhouette of a lady with hair piled high. Koko's artistic owner, expert baker and tea maven is Ava Misseldine. Her family owns a tea company in her native Hawaii, and she named her stylish shop Koko because it's Hawaiian for "sweet."
Known for her beautifully decorated desserts, Misseldine makes cupcakes (mini $1.50, regular $3) with frostings that look like rose petals, ladybugs and frog faces. She also does push-up cake pops ($3.50) and cookies "painted" with butterflies and birds. Koko's organic sweets have locally sourced ingredients, and their colors and flavorings come from natural fruit and veggie juices. By adding dried fruits and herbs to her international array of quality teas, Misseldine also creates original tea blends like French Lemon Cream, which smells and tastes like lemon pound cake. Customers can buy teas to brew at home ($6-$7 per ounce), or chill out at Koko over a pot of tea ($3.95) and pastries. Either way, the unique salon is such a satisfying experience that even coffee lovers think they've died and gone to tea heaven.


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Detroit Eastern Market Tuesdays
Eastern Market Corporation is proud to announce the third season of Detroit Eastern Market Tuesdays. "Tuesdays" feature a sampling our historic Market experience through the inclusion of farmers, flowers, produce dealers, specialty products, and prepared-food vendors.
"Tuesdays" are a weekly community celebration full of special events highlighting the agricultural, social, culinary, and artistic treasures of our city, region, and state.
We are happy to offer our Tuesday shoppers many of the same convenient services as our Saturday Market, including the Eastern Market Bridge Card Program, Double Up Food Bucks, educational events, culinary demonstrations, community exercise classes, and non-profit outreach opportunities.
Come shop, eat, play, and join us in our Tuesday adventure!
"Detroit Eastern Market Tuesdays" will run July 9 through October 29, from 9am - 3pm. In addition we will host a special Thanksgiving Market on Tuesday, November 26.
Interested in selling on Tuesdays? Vendor questions can be directed towards Fiona Ruddy, Alternative Food Program Coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 313.833.9300 ext. 109
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Hand-Fed Ducks Not Flying South for WinterAt Cuddy Park, ducks linger by the hundreds getting handoutsANCHORAGE - Don't feed the ducks! That's the message Fish and Game wants to spread as more and more ducks are wintering-over in Anchorage. But feeding ducks is a tradition many people treasure, not to mention a chance for Alaska kids to get up close to wildlife. "We don't feed the moose or the bears," said a young mom whose toddler was enjoying throwing bites of bread to the ducks at Cuddy Park in Midtown. "It's nice to be able to feed the birds." But Fish and Game says determined duck feeders may be causing problems for the birds they love. There are at least a thousand ducks that have crowded into the pond at Cuddy Park which still has open water. They don't appear to be leaving any time soon. "They are getting free handouts and they have open water, so why leave?" said Fish and Game biologist Mike Petrula. Petrula says it's not illegal to feed the ducks, but it is discouraged. The well-fed birds get used to people and their vehicles, causing traffic jams in the park parking lot when they don't feel like moving. Cherie Northern with the Anchorage Waterways Council said there's another concern: ducks can be dirty. "When you have this concentration of wildlife and birds in one area they are going to go to the bathroom in the water. That increases the fecal coli form which contaminates the water all the way downstream," said Northern. Northern said the pond, which is man-made, connects to the city's Fish Creek water system and contaminants can flow throughout its shallow waters. But, she said, ducks are just a small part of a much bigger problem when it comes to stream pollution. Biologists said as long as people continue to feed the birds they will stick around. You have indicated this comment should be removed.said on Sunday, Nov 18 at 10:23 AM "They are getting free handouts and they have open water, so why leave?" said Fish and Game biologist Mike Petrula. We understand it with ducks, but not people...That cracked me up!!!! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Sunday, Nov 18 at 1:14 PM You mean if we stop feeding the homeless drunks they might fly south? Worth a try.... Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Sunday, Nov 18 at 4:23 PM I bet they were blue ducks, if so they will never make it . The first time they land they will be looking around for someone to feed them. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Sunday, Nov 18 at 5:37 PM Stop feeding them humans, and maybe they'll leave. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Sunday, Nov 18 at 8:09 PM If we stop subsidizing the liberals that move here from Taxifornia, Oregone, and Washingdone, maybe we can get THEM to leave to and good riddance! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Monday, Nov 19 at 12:02 PM what pertinent comments you all must be so proud of your intelligence. I have noticed the ducks that remain, I have worried about there survival in these cold winter months. As "humans" with the ability and choice to help, we need to have a ban on feeding these ducks starting mid September. As a mother of a young son I understand wanting you child to feed the birds, but lets have just a small window to do so. These ducks will learn that they are not getting fed after a certain time and will leave to warmer waters. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Monday, Nov 19 at 4:05 PM HaHaHa...I was wondering when one of these brilliant minded liberals would respond. Real bleeding heart....awesome and soooooo compassionate. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Monday, Nov 19 at 4:13 PM So easy to write behind a computer right, with no name required. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Monday, Nov 19 at 5:01 PM Amanda...kinda like you? yeah real easy. Instead of your pseudo boldness, put your info on here. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Nov 20 at 10:06 AM This sound like a welfare case....you get used to the free handout, no longer willing to work.....in their case..to fly. Actually Amanda....we should NEVER feed any wildlife...Sept or May or anytime. People who do that are the ones responsible for dependency like this to developed. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Nov 20 at 2:07 PM Ok Ted, now let's apply your comments to humans. Didn''t Anchorage pass a law against giving handouts to the beggars on the street corners? Here's an idea- lot's of hungry homeless people, lots of tasty well-fed ducks...hmmm. Put them all on a plane headed south. Way cheaper than feeding any of them for another winter. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Nov 20 at 3:54 PM About the Homeless situation, I can agree that handing out $ is not the answer. You can support a charity or some sort of counseling center and stop enabling drinking to oblivion. About the birds, Julie I thought you were going somewhere else with the comment. But tasty ducks to the homeless, I might want to join in on a roast duck meal. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Nov 21 at 9:42 PM Cooljulie, although there are laws against feeding ducks, people still do it. There are laws against pan-handling but people still do give them money. Just saw it today along Northern Lights. Ducks may leave,,,if they really start to get hungry. Some may not make it but some may. But the ACLU will definitely not be a happy campers if put all the homeless into Coleman canoes and push them off toward Hawaii. Nice idea but I hate to think of the innocent trees dying in their massive paperwork mill. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Thursday, Nov 22 at 2:31 PM You see those guys in their little Am Vets uniforms? The ones with a whole assrtmt of flags, panhandling for funds to give to the homelss vets they don't want panhandling, what a joke. 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I actually love that setting, I would definitely read something set in that world.
Let's start with a positive!
I love the unique nature of the setting you have devised, it is not often you see a believable time-frame mixed with high fantasy elements in the way you have done here. It makes a historical-fantasy that is somehow beyond historical. You have brought in some historical characters that will, no doubt, in some way connect us to the story more so than it would have done without such individuals. It's fairly cleverly done because reimagined historical figures that you describe are part of most people's cultural heritage in some way or another - I am English so I grew up with the background story of Arthur / Merlin, so the inclusion of Aurelius is already drawing me in. I'm sure the same would apply to others.
I suppose as a genre, Historical fantasy really plays on our expectations more so than the regular fantasy does, assuming that vanilla fantasy is an exploration of spiritual, emotional and ethical/moral paths and decisions that our unlikely hero takes. The bonus of this genre (and this setting) is that you are using civilisations that we think we know, and that we assume to know the outcome of, and you turn it upside down. I like it.
Follow up with a question!
How exactly does the high-fantasy element work with this? It sounds to me like a more mundane or dark fantasy rather than high. Maybe that is just to do with your synopsis so far, but magical elements do not seem to play a huge role in what you have provided us with, nor do any fantastic races such as elves or dwarves. I would reconsider looking at the exact sub-genre of fantasy this setting actually takes place in, and studying the common tropes for it's usage. You may find some things that may be mre beneficial to the telling of your story than just labelling it as 'high fantasy' because you think the type of setting demands magical action.
Remember! Only use something because your story needs it! Not because you think the genre does!
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Now, this is going to be subjective, so you'll have to forgive me.
I always get a little bit of an itch when I hear the line: "The dark King/Queen/Emperor/Warlord has taken over Here/there/everywhere." It just seems too flat, too lacking in real characterised depth. I think this can link back to what I said before about the demands of a genre. Remember, you don't need to make this Dark Queen a Sauron clone who is utterly evil because you think that your story will not be seen as fantasy afterwards! Make sure if she is evil, she is evil for a god damn good reason, and not just 'because'.
I think your readers will be more involved and emotionally conflicted if there was not such a blatant evil vs good struggle (especially seeing as history, generally, is never a morally black-white tale), and you should rather inject a good deal of moral ambiguity into this 'Dark Queen'. Give her real, human, understandable motives beyond mindless psychopathy or lust for power. Why do real people do things that would be perceived as evil by their peers?. If possible, do the same for Alexander the Great! Don't make him the standard hero who fights for "Justice because the weak cannot defend themselves blah-dy-blah-dy-blah.". Chances are we have all read something along those lines as before, and I know that as a a reader, I want to see something new and original. Maybe he has ulterior, darker motives for wanting this woman out of power? Maybe he wants to usurp her but hides this motive under a guise of just rebellion. Maybe the Queen could be the force of 'good' and Alex be the force of 'bad'. Make it something that extends far beyond face value and you could be onto something very cool indeed.


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a person or confidant who is willing and happy to listen to all of the terrible shit going on in your life. Listen lady, I'm your bus driver, not your emotional tampon.
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a man who listens to women's problems but never gets any sex from them she just talks and talks and he listens, that dumbass emotional tampon will never get any pussy
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A non-threatening guy that girls use to vent there emotions. This guy is generaly teased and ridiculed by other males. The male tampon offen thinks that he is all that and is a complete ladies man while really he is just a girls way of realeasing emotional tention. "Mike is such an emotional tampon"
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Something only women are capable of, and evil enough to do. They fool poor insecure men into thinking they are recieving affection when they never will. They are often used as pillows for tears, or little "I lost my boyfriend and I'm grieving him" dolls. If this happends to you, just tell them to fk off. John says "This bitch just lost her boyfriend. I think she likes me because she's holding my hand and it feels nice"
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In his talk at the Berlin conference he covered how he solved the speed and RAM capacity problem with a minimum of expense. For a rate of 30 pictures per second at 1024 x 768 pixels, the texture mapping unit (TMU) needed to process 24 million pixels. Because memory, according the SoaC designer recently graduated in Sweden, depends on intelligent controller programming, he lets it gather into four memory chunks (a "burst") before releasing it, instead of one chunk at a time. His studies revealed that field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are hugely underrated -- they're easy to obtain and dependable, but underused.
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Mrs. Farzanna McCord, age 58, who resided at 1109 Green Valley Road in Griffin, passed away on Sunday, January 6, 2013. The family may be contacted at her residence.
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She was preceded in death by a sister and brother, Linda Pate and Larry Shannon, and uncle, Joe B. Yarbrough.
Mrs. McCord is survived by 5 children: Terrencia Neal (Robert) of Zebulon, Ga.; Haniyyah Allen (Mextier), Tiffany McCord (Marion Miller), Rodney McCord (MeQuanta) and Joseph Blalock, all of Griffin, Ga.; 7 grandchildren; Jumayion Allen, Jaequez Allen, Jordan McCord, Jhaden Allen, Jalen McCord and Zhyion Miller, all of Griffin, Ga.; Zankyedriah Neal of Zebulon, Ga.; sisters and brothers: Lucy Yarbrough of Fayetteville, Ga.; Harriet Hollis (Charles), Bernice Phinazee Alexander, Stanley Phinazee (Yvonne) and Darrell Phinazee, all of Zebulon, Ga.; Helen Crowder and Melissa Britt of Griffin, Ga.; Rev. Terry Harper (Stasia) of Barnesville, Ga.; aunt, Betty Ann Yarbrough of Zebulon, Ga.; uncle: Arthur Yarbrough (Lynn) of Griffin, Ga; devoted niece, DeWanda Britt ( Wayne Dixon) of Zebulon, Ga.; a host of other relatives and friends who will miss her very dearly.
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