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LOCKPORT – Attorneys met with Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas on Friday to try to hammer out a plea bargain for David J. Grover, charged with taking a 5-year-old girl from her North Tonawanda home July 28 and sexually abusing her.
Deputy District Attorney Holly E. Sloma said in court that Grover, 34, is being asked to plead guilty to the first count of the indictment, kidnapping as a sexually motivated felony.
Her colleague, Robert A. Zucco, said Assistant Public Defender Michele G. Bergevin is seeking a commitment to a sentence shorter than the 25-year maximum for that crime.
Bergevin confirmed that, but she wouldn't say what number she has in mind.
Asked if Grover will take the offer, Bergevin said, "I can't tell you."
But Farkas ordered Grover to return to court Thursday to accept or reject the plea deal. If Grover says no, he is scheduled to go to trial Jan. 14.
The incident occurred 41 days after Grover's parole expired on his sentence for taking a 4-year-old girl on a five-hour joyride through the Tonawandas on April 2, 2007. Grover knew that family and was let into the girl's North Tonawanda home by the girl's grandmother.
Grover pleaded guilty to first-degree reckless endangerment and second-degree unlawful imprisonment in that case and served four years in prison. There were no sex charges in that incident.
In the latest case, Grover, who listed an address on Niagara Falls Boulevard in the Town of Tonawanda, took the 5-year-old from her mother's home on a Saturday morning and kept her for several hours.
The alleged sexual contact occurred at an outdoor location in Erie County, Zucco said after Grover's Aug. 9 arraignment.
The girl's parents are separated, and Grover tried to return the girl to her father's home in the City of Tonawanda, but discovered the girl's uncle was there.
Grover got into the house, barricaded himself in the bathroom and took a shower before Grover's mother came to the scene and brought him out to be arrested. Grover is being held without bail in Niagara County Jail.
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http://www.fbi.gov/pressrel/speeches/mueller100709.htmNot long ago, the head one of our nations domestic agencies received an e-mail purporting to be from his bank. It looked perfectly legitimate, and asked him to verify some information. He started to follow the instructions, but then realized this might not be such a good idea.
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He definitely should have known better. I can say this with certainty, because it was me.


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Larry Kramer left the newspaper world long ago and plunged into digital journalism.
"It's like I got sent to graduate school for 30 years," he says.
Kramer, who built Marketwatch.com into a viable business, has just been tapped as president and publisher of USA Today—and plans to push the newsroom further into the 21st century. As for newspapers, he says, "we don't want to be viewed as the railroad industry."
Kramer had been presiding over layoffs as editor of the San Francisco Examiner, having already served as an editor at the Washington Post, when he joined the emerging field of digital news. "I was lucky," he says. "I got jolted into something I wouldn't have gone into voluntarily."
He spent 12 years running San Francisco-based MarketWatch until it was sold to Dow Jones in 2005. Then he spent a couple of years in charge of CBS Digital Media.
USA Today was ahead of the game in its early years, with color and advanced graphics, says Kramer. But the world changed. "None of the top people here were very digitally oriented," he says. "When you're successful at something, you get very defensive about what you do."
In fact, as Poynter's MediaWire points out, Kramer had offered this critique of the newspaper's iPad app:
"The good and the bad news about the USA Today app is that it is a close cousin to the look of the paper. While it captures some of the design feature of the paper, some have become tired. The site loses a sense of urgency and news judgment by stacking stories with essentially the same look and feel as each other."
Back in the day, Kramer says, the great thing about USA Today was that you could get it at your hotel and read four paragraphs about the Giants baseball game. Now, he says, "I'm watching the game on my iPad."
So what does the Harvard MBA plan for one of our three nationally circulated newspapers?
"The place needs some stronger voices," he says. That's been true since Gannett launched the paper in 1982. With its homogenized style, USA Today has produced few notable columnists or narrative writers; even the editorials are tempered by opposing views.
But Kramer says that "personal brands matter a lot now," that readers want a writer's "take," and that he wants journalists who can blog, tweet and report. That approach would be a departure for USA Today.
Where to start? Kramer points to sports, travel, business, media, advertising, consumer electronics and "an outside-the-Beltway newsroom when it comes to politics." (The Virginia headquarters is just barely outside the Capital Beltway.) Kramer's real challenge will be changing the culture at a newspaper that, while struggling with layoffs and furloughs in recent years, has been wedded to doing things a certain way.


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The Association of Pet Dog Trainers is a voluntary organisation established to improve the welfare of dogs and the competence of dog owners through the promotion of training skills and techniques based on up to date, researched, methods that apply the principles of kindness fairness and effectiveness and are in keeping with modern learning theory.
We provide education – via pet dog training classes and one-to-one lessons – to the dog owning public, promoting the use of Kind, Fair and Effective training.
We carry out this mission through a system of membership accreditation;
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- Dissemination of advice and information - learned from trainers / instructors / behaviourists / researchers / observers who are knowledgeable about dogs using courses, workshops, the internet, books and magazines
- The rejection of invasive, coercive or punitive equipment or methods, which can cause mental and physical trauma to dogs
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We will keep up to date on positive, effective training techniques that are based on the application of learning principles.
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"Canadian Contemporary (1980-present)"
Night Landing Mask
The fiberglas mask has airplane wings extending from either side with chicken bones suspended by wires on the underside. The fiberglas surface is drawn overall with a prairie landscape. Airport runway lights and a full moon are visible through the goggles. Coloured circular insets below the goggles represent an airplane control panel. The mask is set on a turntable
Central image of an airplane on brilliant orange background
Phoenix Wings and Horse Masks from Phoenix
Horse's head with wing on either side
Soft Couch with Bushes and Streamers
Interior setting showing streamers overhanging a couch, in front of which are two small bushes.
To the End of Time
The work is a statement of the effect of the white influence on the prairies as well as evident of the persistence of the Indian culture on the prairies in the present decade. The colours are vibrant and the patterns traditional. The artist combines a formalist attitude to art-making with traditional designs.
Stigmata Otter
Reclining aboriginal male, laying on his right side, nude from the waist up
How Long Does it Take any One Voice to Reach Another
Sculpture consists of three steel squares hinged together side by side. The squares are painted black with intermittent red splotches. The left square has a vertical slit cut through the centre. The right square is penetrated by a megaphone shaped piece of metal.
Mounties & Indians
Rectangular piece of blue plexiglass divided in half. Adhered to top half is a colour photograph of six people. It is a full length frontal portrait of two mounties and four natives (two female and two male) standing on a sidewalk. The bottom half of the work bears the words : MOUNTIES & INDIANS (in yellow, white, and grey).
Shaman Never Die: Return to Your Ancestral Roots
Three panels, side by side, within one wooden frame which have the effect of school chalkboards, with lettering, painting, and collage elements layered over blackness. Panel at left: Two prayers are written - one in Cree syllabics, the other in English. Centre panel: Five figures in a line beneath the words 'Preserve our Language and Culture'. Along bottom of this panel are the words 'Shaman Never Die' - written three times and extending into the right panel. Panel at right: A collage of newspaper clippings and book pages superimposed by a large white outline drawing of a figure.
The Blond
Multi-coloured abstraction using impasto
Television Spots
Work consists of 12 photographs with 12 corresponding text panels and 12 corresponding videos for television on the colour videotape, with the following titles: Musical Vendor; Spectated Man; Sneeze; Male Naysayer; Female Naysayer; Lit Lot; My Attention; Answering Machine; No Problem; Funny Bus; Box Office; Slap Happy. Each photograph and its accompanying text panel are matted together. Each text panel describes in detail the corresponding video.
Earth Wagons
The Great Race
Series of steers' heads in black, rust and brown strewn over the canvas. Some have open eyes; others are closed. At top centre, in small scale, is a First Nations Man dressed in a long garment, holding feathers and with what appears to be roller skates on his feet. At bottom centre, is a magpie perched on a steer's head. Protruding from either side of the steer's nose, is a jagged arrow.
The installation is comprised of three acrylic on canvas paintings hung on wallpaper-covered walls. Each painting is inscribed with the word AIDS which is a play on Robert Indiana's LOVE. The paintings are in bold colours - (a) red lettering on blue and green ground, (b) green lettering on red and purple ground, (c) dark blue lettering on yellow and red ground. The silkscreened wall paper is similarly coloured and repeats the word AIDS.
Ίχθύς (Ichthys)
Mackerel on which layer upon layer of white acrylic has been applied resulting in a sculptural-like, abstract object.
L #58 Aquaduct
Aquaduct rendered in quick, expressionist brushstrokes in colours of gold, yellow, brown, red, blue and black
Granite boulder which has been engraved with undulating lines
Mother and Child
Loosely painted work of a seated woman with a nude child at her feet on a yellow background. The figures are outlined in brown.
root dress
Stylized dress in the form of spreading roots with a trunk-like center
St. Croix Rider
A woman (wife of the artist) mounted on a horse in a hilly landscape. In the background is a snow-covered field whereas the foreground is bare with evergreens. The scene is St Croix, Nova Scotia.
Rotterdam Pioneers New Technologies for the Subterranean Eco-suburb, an Environment with Clean Air, Clean Water and Abundant Daily Sunshine
Bird's eye view of Rotterdam, Holland in the future, depicting futuristic buildings
The Pagan
Background is blue. At the top left is a red, horizontal stripe. Along the right edge is a vertical red stripe. Along the bottom is a yellow stripe, a black stripe and white stripe.A "pagan" figure is the central image. On what appears to be a man's head, is the skull of a cow. The figure's face is painted and it has a very large right eye. The bones of the rib cage, pelvic area and feet are all visible. The hands have numerous silver rings on them together with numerous silver bracelets on the arms. In front of the figure, is a baby in a papoose on a blanket.
Wedding Guest
This piece is one of the "guests" from The Extended Wedding Party work. A woman's garment, shoes and hat is contained in a metal Queen Bee Excluder garment bag and has been embroidered by the bees.
Buffalo Bone China
Installation consists of eight antique finish industrial stanchions, red rope and nylon ribbons, 60 pounds of smashed British fine bone china and two copies of the video on a one hour loop. The centre of the installation is a pile of fractured British fine bone china placed inside a circle that has been constructed by red rope and stanchions. The centre represents a metaphoric sacred circle with the four gates facing the four directions. The "bones" have been placed in the circle and honoured.The video projection is on a one hour loop continuously playing the 8-minute video titled Buffalo Bone China. This short video studies the movement and form of the buffalo and further, their extermination. Eventually, the fine bone china is regenerated by the touch of Indian hair and healing hands. An Indian man welcomes the buffalo back from the bones.
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- Tuesday 11am-5pm
- Wednesday 11am-5pm
- Thursday 11am-5pm
- Friday 11am-9pm
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Welcome to Monday Morning QB, Guest Edition! 49ers tight end Vernon Davis takes the reins and dishes on topics including his ongoing contract situation, the biggest problem in NFL locker rooms and losing to the rival Seahawks
Welcome to my version of Monday Morning Quarterback. With Peter King on vacation, I have some thoughts on financial literacy in the NFL, the identity of the best QB not named Colin Kaepernick and the last word on that NFC Championship Game. But first, let's talk about the elephant in the room...
Why I'm Holding Out
In 2010 I signed a five-year, $37 million contract extension with $23 million guaranteed. It was the biggest contract for a tight end in league history. Four years later, and I'm playing at a higher level than I was then, which brings me to why I'm holding out. It's all about getting paid what you deserve. It's not that complicated. I want the 49ers to win the Super Bowl, and I want to be on the field this summer working toward that goal, but I have to worry about my future first. Most of my teammates and many players in the NFL understand that. A few don't. Behind closed doors, they'll say they're all about the team and would run through a brick wall for the organization. But when you look closer, they're doing things to contradict themselves. I can't listen to anyone but my family and my advisors, because those are the people who are going to be there when football inevitably dumps me.
Moving on…
The NFL's Money Problem
The majority of the NFL draft class of 2006 turns 30 this season, if they haven't already. I left the University of Maryland as a junior after turning 22 that January. It's been eight years, and already, the guy picked after me at No. 7 (Michael Huff) is out of football, and the first QB taken—Vince Young—is gone too. Yet it still was a great draft, in retrospect. Thirty-seven of us have made Pro Bowls, including 17 first-rounders; more than 200 did not. Where do they all go? Some of them will last a dozen years in the league as journeymen, happy to scrape by. Many only lasted two or three years. Some of them got that first check and bought a car, and then another, and then another. They take expensive offseason vacations to places they never dreamed of going, or they go to the club every weekend, like I did as a rookie, desperate to satisfy the kid in each of us who once fantasized about having money.
Financial literacy is the biggest problem I see in NFL locker rooms. Too many players spend their money on cars they don't drive and homes they barely live in.
I like the rookie wage scale that limited the salaries of all draft picks, which is easy for me to say having not been affected by it. First-rounders deserve a significant chunk of the pie, but not at the expense of veterans. The truth is, for many players, the size of the contract doesn't matter because they're going to blow the money anyway. Financial literacy is the biggest problem I see in NFL locker rooms. Too many players spend their money on cars they don't drive and homes they barely live in. I've had veterans on their second contract ask me for money. More often, it's retired players who need the help, once the checks have stopped coming. It took me fours years to figure it out, to see not only guys crash and burn, but to watch other players with business sense and learn from them.
It should come as no surprise that quarterbacks are the best with their money. They're the kids whose fathers owned small businesses or had comfortable enough careers to coach them up as kids. We didn't have that. My parents were unstable or absent for my brothers Vontae and Michael, so we were raised by a grandmother in Washington. Many of the black players I know come from similar backgrounds, from single or no-parent homes. We were trying to figure out how to scrape together $5 while the quarterbacks were learning to manage a $100. Our young athletes need help, and that's where the NFL and the NFLPA need to come in.
It's not enough to gather rookies in June and tell them how not to go broke, or to offer an offseason financial seminar at a college. Those are great steps taken by the NFL in recent years with their rookie symposium and the player engagement program. But if they really want to save young players from themselves, they have to make it mandatory. Send a college professor to every NFL team and require all players to attend business seminars during training camp. Maybe guys didn't pay attention during college, but the lessons take on a new meaning when you're finally getting paid.
More than 300 of us enter this league every year, and there's no excuse for any of us to leave it poorer than we started.
The Best Game I've Ever Played In
As athletes, we like to say we've moved on entirely from losses, pouring focus into next season. Often, that's not true. Every once in a while, while I've been traveling this summer or working out or spending time with my family, I think about that NFC Championship Game against Seattle—the one Richard Sherman correctly described as the real Super Bowl.
A few things I remember:
- I've never sweated so much in a football game.
- I've never heard so much trash talk in a football game.
- I've never been more optimistic that we were going to get the job done as I was on that last drive.
You know what happened, of course; Sherman tipped Colin Kaepernick's end zone attempt to Michael Crabtree, turning it into a game-winning interception. Kudos to the Seahawks, who won a Super Bowl with a defense that isn't as simple as the players like to boast. I don't know how they went about trying to stop the rest of their opponents, but they spent a lot of effort mixing up coverages against us.
But that's not what stands out to me about that game. I think about the final play, and all the talk that followed it. Did Kaepernick make a bad throw, or a bad decision? Is Sherman lucky or good? My answers: Sherman is good. And Kaepernick made the right call, no matter the outcome. He took a shot. He put his trust in his No. 1 receiver. Sometimes they make the plays, sometimes they don't. But in those moments you have to have faith that your guy is going to pull it down.
It was, and remains, a devastating finish. But I think it made Crabtree and Kaepernick stronger. Anytime you fall into a situation where stuff doesn't go the way you expected, where you know you should've made a play but you didn't, it makes you go correct it. With experience comes growth.
It's exhausting to make it two years in a row and not finish. I hope my younger teammates realize that you can't take the opportunity for granted. Whenever you get to play in a Super Bowl or a championship game, you have to win because you might not ever get it again. The window of opportunity is as small as a pea. Teams start to break up, players get old. You just have to seize the moment.
Going forward, we have to hold each other accountable and grow closer as a team. We have to love each other. We've got to develop better trust between the receivers and the QB. We need to lean on our coaches for knowledge and get every ounce that they have. If we can do that, we'll get over the hump.
Travel Note of the Week
I spent last weekend in Park City, Utah, as a guest at the Lululemon retreat. I don't have a beer or food note, as I kept it simple with water and chicken, but I do recommend the area highly. The atmosphere is warm and the sights are beautiful. If you ever find yourself in Park City in the summer, with the opportunity to ski down a ramp and into a giant swimming pool, take it.
Ten Things I Think I Think
1. I think among the 31 NFL quarterbacks who don't throw me passes, Russell Wilson is the best. He's got all the tools; he has the ability to keep the play alive, and he's very accurate with a strong arm. He exemplifies what it takes to be a winning QB in the NFL. If you asked me to choose based on record and experience, I'd take Tom Brady or Peyton Manning—but in terms of right now, my pick is Wilson.
2. I think the only thing we can do for Aldon Smith is support him and have his back and be there for him when he needs to talk. We don't live with him, and we don't see him on a daily basis. He has to take control and focus on doing everything the right way. He has to want it. He has to take charge.
3. I think in 10 years my goal is to host my own show, start acting, and continue to build a business empire. I look at Michael Strahan's career as a model. I think you get there by doing what you want to do. If you know the formula to be successful as a football player, you know the formula to be successful after football. You have to be relentless.
4. I think fans pay more attention to the contracts of coaches and players than we do. I have my own contract. Frank Gore has his own contract. You don't have time to worry about other guys' deals because you have a lot to worry about on your own.
5. I think I'm grateful to have been drafted in San Francisco. There's nothing better than these fans, the atmosphere and the weather. You enjoy life in San Francisco when you see what you're surrounded by. I couldn't have been drafted in a better place.
6. I think Adrian Peterson is the best athlete in the NFL.
7. I think Frank Gore is the most consistent athlete in the NFL.
8. I think Michael Sam is paving the way for other guys. They're going to look at that and say, "If he did it, we can do it." It takes a lot of guts and heart to come out. You probably will see a lot of other NFL players come out soon.
9. I think I would be upset if I were a U.S. soccer athlete and heard from my head coach that we had little chance to win the World Cup. That wouldn't be good in sports, or life in general. Whenever you're competing in any kind of organization, you want to be optimistic and competitive to the point that you're challenging yourself and you're keeping that faith. There is that famous saying, "If you think you can't, you're right. If you think you can, you're right." Whatever you believe about yourself, it's going to happen. We must remain positive to go out and excel. Competition is more about mindset than skill.
10. I think I was blessed to spend Father's Day with my children. Fatherhood is a huge responsibility. My life is about making sure my son and daughter can survive and thrive when I'm gone.


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Ariana Grande Caught Kissing Ex Jai Brooks at 2014 iHeartRadio Music Awards
Ariana Grande was snapped getting a little friendly with her ex-boyfriend Jai Brooks last night (May 1) at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.
The couple broke up last summer after nearly a year of dating, most likely ending on bad terms if Jai's public rant is anything to go by. The Janoskians member let it all out in a lengthy Twitter reveal, claiming that Ariana was unfaithful to him.
Admittedly, things did look a little sketchy when she began dating the Wanted member Nathan Sykes shortly after the messy split, but nothing was confirmed. Nathan and Ariana had a brief five-month stint before parting ways late last year.
Apparently Jai is all about forgiving and forgetting. Ariana and the Australian YouTuber were photographed sharing a kiss backstage at the iHeartRadio Music Awards. Could there be a romantic reunion in the works? It sure seems like it — the singer looks awfully happy and giggly in those photos!
Nathan, great guy that he is, has already expressed his support. Last night he spoke up via Twitter, saying:
Earlier in the evening Ariana took to the iHeartRadio stage to perform a mash-up of 'The Way' and her newest single 'Problem.' She also scored the Young Influencer award, and seemed overwhelmed during her acceptance speech. (Watch it below!)
"This is such an honor and I'm so grateful," she gushed. "Thank you to my fans for always supporting me, and loving me endlessly, and making me feel so happy."
It seems like the pop star had quite the exciting night. Congrats on your win, Ariana!


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Danish Restaurant Tops '50 Best Restaurants' List
The world-famous El Bulli dropped to second place on Restaurant Magazine's prestigious "World's 50 Best Restaurants List," displaced by Copenhagen's Noma. Despite the introduction of the Double Down, KFC did not place. Top 20 after the jump.
Who knew that Copenhagen even had restaurants? Based on this picture, Noma's speciality seems to be "piles of grass," which is what you get if you refuse to cook with anything that doesn't grow in Scandinavia.
1. Noma (Denmark)
2. El Bulli (Spain)
3. The Fat Duck (UK)
4. El Celler de Can Roca (Spain)
5. Mugaritz (Spain)
6. Osteria Francescana (Italy)
7. Alinea (USA)
8. Daniel (USA)
9. Arzak (Spain)
10. Per Se (USA)
11. Le Chateaubriand (France)
12. La Colmbe (South Africa)
13. Pierre Gagnaire (France)
14. L'Hotel de Ville – Philippe Rochat (Switzerland)
15. Le Bernardin (USA)
16. L'Astrance (France)
17. Hof Van Cleve (Belgium)
18. D.O.M. (Brazil)
19. Oud Sluis (Holland)
20. Le Calendre (Italy)
[The San Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurants; pic via HuffPo/tomislavmedak's Flickr]


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South Jersey's Only Democratic Nature School
Thank you!
South Jersey Sudbury School is a New Jersey non-profit organization and a federally recognized 501(c)(3) publicly supported charity. Your contributions are tax deductible.
South Jersey Sudbury School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, or gender in the administration of its educational policy, admissions, or other school-administered programs.


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The first hardy band of Moravians who came down the Great Wagon Road in 1752 and founded Bethabara probably took turns as lookout for the camp. It was a tradition that came with them from Pennsylvania that a guard or night watchman blow the hours on a conch shell horn. Count Zinzendorf had even composed a series of rhymes for each hour of the night that the watchman was to recite. Supposedly this noise from the horn kept the Cherokees from attacking Bethabara during the French and Indian War. (The original thin blue line.).
After Salem was founded in 1766, and more Moravians left Bethabara for the new town, the need for peace and security was even greater. It was important to know what strangers were in the town and how they could be assisted. Among the first public jobs with pay in Salem was that of Night Watchman.
Much of what we know of early Salem comes from the Salem Diary. The Salem Diary is a fascinating look at the day-to-day lives of the people of Salem from its beginning until the late 1850's. The diaries have been translated from German to English and were published in the 1960s by the NC Department of Archives and History. Copies can still be found in the North Carolina Room of the Forsyth County Public Library.
After Salem incorporated in 1857 and Winston incorporated in 1859, both towns kept minutes of their elected officials' meetings. Since the Commissioners, especially those in Salem, discussed almost all the news in town, their minutes, written in beautiful cursive script and preserved in bound volumes, are the historian's gold mine. The early Winston Minutes are sometimes excellent and sometimes exasperatingly vague! All the Minutes books, from 1857 to the present, are preserved in the City Secretary's vault in City Hall.
This history was compiled by J.R. Snider, former city employee.
"Those Minutes books, along with contemporary newspaper accounts in the North Carolina Room of the Library, are the source for the vast majority this document. The rest is from my 32 years associated with the Department and having the privilege of talking to some of the "old heads" through the years to gain their personal insights."
"I would be remiss without thanking Sgt. Bill Parks whose unpublished 1960s timeline of the Police Department history was the seed for this document." --J.R. Snider 2008
... see also the Winston-Salem City Government History web page
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Two days ago I received this email:
Dear John,
I have a problem (and know two others who share it). I was brought up in a Bible-study church. Thirty-plus years later, I've all but abandoned the Christianity of my childhood, mainly because it made God less than loving: cold, distant, mostly interested in tripping me up, even untrustworthy. I've since joined an Episcopalian church, because they seemed to be focused on the grace and love of Jesus. I believe Jesus would be more of a Democrat than a Republican: giving to others; not worshiping the almighty dollar and big biz; loving the unlovable; accepting of homosexuality, etc. (That whole thing about homosexuality being a sin pisses me off; I know too many gays, and cannot accept they're destined to hell.)
My problem is that on a deeper level, something inside of me is saying that the Christianity of my childhood is the true way. I have a nagging in the back of my head, saying, "Episcopalians and these other sorts of liberal Christians aren't Bible-centered. They aren't right. Few will make it into heaven. Homosexuals will go to hell," etc., etc. All of that kind of thinking is so ingrained in me; it's like a stain that cannot be washed off.
My question: Could the devil have his hand in my liking my liberal Episcopal church? I know my feelings about Christianity have much to do with my psychological makeup, but knowing that doesn't give me freedom. (Some quick background info on me: my dad, the demonstrative parent, died when I was two. My mom remarried someone like her: cold and distant. They both loved the kids, but it was conditionally and from afar.) Have you ever come across anyone like me? Someone who started their lives with a legalistic and punishing concept of God, later turned away from that view in search of a loving God, but was ultimately only able to accept as true about God what they so didn't want to believe was true? That God really is a judgmental, legalistic SOB? What if the God I so do not want to believe in is the true God? Your thoughts on this would be extremely appreciated. Thank you!
First of all, thank you for writing me this letter. Simply by presenting it in the thoughtful and honest manner you have, I know you've helped others who are also burdened with this pressing, deeply personal concern.
What really jumped out at me here was, "I know my feelings about Christianity have much to do with my psychological makeup, but knowing that doesn't give me freedom." Simply thinking the thought that your theology and psychology are intermixed might not give you freedom, but the magnitude of that truth is the mountain you'll have to start taking apart if you truly desire for your view of God to be unobstructed.
I'd bet my house and everything in it that your problem isn't that you're torn between a harshly judgmental, condemning God and a loving, benevolent, forgiving God. I'd bet that you're torn between a loving, forgiving God, and the single, illusionary entity in your mind that consists of a combination of your parents and the God they helped inculcate you with.
You wrote, "I was brought up in a Bible-study church." Look at how seamlessly, how instinctively you merge your home with your church. It's very unlikely that phrasing was simply a convention of language. It's often in how we use language—especially when we're speaking or writing directly from our heart—that we reveal deeper, core truths about ourselves and our foundational operating concepts that are so primordial to our identity they're barely subject to language at all.
And look how you describe your parents: cold and distant. You couldn't pick two better words to also describe the God whom you're now fearing is the "true" God.
I strongly encourage you to consider that you've superimposed—that, in psychological parlance, you've transferred—your feelings about your parents onto at least part of—the negative part of—your conception of God. And please know that there's not a thing in the world even slightly weird or wrong about doing that. People all the time confuse God with their parents. And that they do makes perfect sense. The first thing we ever know about our parents is that, in every last meaning of the word, they are our gods. We depend wholly upon them for our survival. If they don't give us what we need, both materially and emotionally, then we just don't get what we need. Their power to make of our lives heaven or hell is absolute.And what's one of the primary determinants of which of those two it will be? Their judgment of us! Of what we do. Of how well we behave. Of how assiduously we follow their rules. Of how "good" they decide that we are.
Out of fear and love for the gods that our parents are to us we endeavor as children to obey the rules they give us, so that, pleased with us, they won't make a hell of our lives; out of fear and love for God, we endeavor as adults to obey the rules He gives us, so that, pleased with us, he won't make a hell of our afterlives.
And so we have this ancient, cultural, deeply salient tradition of a God who, essentially, spanks us forever. Who from above wags his giant scary finger at us, and in thunderous tones booms at us about how wrong, bad, and disappointing we are. Who makes us feel weak and ashamed. Who severely punishes us—but only because, through our disobedience, we force him to.
Look what you wrote about your parents: "They loved us kids, but conditionally, and from afar." In a nutshell that captures the lion's share of two thousand years' worth of Christian theology: God loves us, but conditionally, and from afar. Take your parents, merge them into one imposing male figure, move that figure into heaven, put a white beard and robe on him, and voila: the popular conception of the God of the Old Testament.
But that's not the God you want to be the "true" God, is it? You do not want God to be a harsh, judgmental, dictatorial, authoritative, "cold and distant SOB." You want God to be loving, compassionate, patient, forbearing, and forgiving.
What you want is Jesus. The Jesus of the New Testament doesn't show us a God who is harsh, punishing, aloof, and vindictive. It presents a God possessed of qualities directly contrary to those, a God who loves as God alone can: absolutely, unconditionally, unmitigatedly, freely. The New Testament shows us a God ready to love us the way that as children so many of us wish our parents had loved us: exactly as we are, without regard to rules. Significantly, the only people to whom Jesus showed extreme displeasure were those authority figures who, in the name of God, judged and condemned others according to whether or not they obeyed The Rules.
Why, it's like so many of us had fathers named Pharisee, and mothers named Sadducee.
Just like everyone else in the world, you have work to do in separating your ideas about God from your deeply rooted ideas about your parents. At the beginning of it, that process is like sitting down before a chess board upon which are both chess and checker pieces. The simple and complex games are all mixed up. You can't tell which if any rules apply. You don't know what pieces you're supposed to move, or how, or where. You have no idea how to win. You don't know who's supposed to be crowned king.
Sorting, as it were, the chess from the checker pieces, isn't easy. It takes a lot of emotional work done over a great deal of time. If you're serious about undertaking that prodigious journey, seek as a guide and helper a good psychologist or therapist. It's almost impossible to do such challenging work alone. We all need help freeing ourselves from the oppressive tyrants of the old, and accepting for ourselves the liberating, true love of the new.


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Fox News television host Glenn Beck says the idea of "collective salvation" – that our fates are linked – is "dangerous to the Constitutional republic." He argues that related notions of social justice, redistribution, and ending oppression are fundamentally anti-American, communist creeds. American's Founding Fathers would disagree. They embraced collective redemption and the protection of the common good.
The Constitution made clear from its first lines the collectivist intent of the American enterprise:
"We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."
Our collective best interest
A union. For the common defense. General welfare. Justice. Though our unity has endured serious trials, America was not by accident called the United States of America. In a letter to James Madison, George Washington wrote, "We are either a united people, or we are not. If the former, let us, in all matters of general concern act as a nation, which have national objects to promote, and a national character to support. If we are not, let us no longer act a farce by pretending to it."
The message remains clear today. We cannot just say we are a nation and cling to an inflated sense of nationalism while, in practice, ignoring the needs and humanity of our fellow Americans. We have to act like a nation – working together as a nation for our collective best interest.
In his first inaugural address, Thomas Jefferson said that we must "unite in common efforts for the common good." Chief among those "common efforts" was America itself.
Hard-earned lessons in cooperation
Yes, the colonists fled the tyranny of the British crown, but the choice they made was democracy over monarchy, not extreme individualism over statehood. Certainly, their spirit of independence still undergirds the American character today, but our history is also a testament to hard-earned lessons in cooperation.
The American Revolution and subsequent founding of the United States of America were definitive acts of collective salvation, deciding that we could be more as a nation than as individuals alone.
Why equality matters
Within this context, the Founding Fathers saw the importance of ensuring a level playing field within the new republic – that the common good of equality could never be achieved by people on unequal footing. John Adams wrote, "Government is instituted for the common good; for the protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness of the people; and not for profit, honor, or private interest of any one man, family, or class of men."
Sure, some of our Founding Fathers had a long way to go in their day-to-day treatment of women, people of color, and minority religions – and that's putting it mildly. But those principles of equality and insurances for common good were written into our founding documents with great purpose. And they have paved the way for every future step toward equality this country has made.
The Founders, in their wisdom, never said America was perfect. They made clear they were working to perfect the union, which subsequent generations would continue.
In the Federalist Papers, Madison elaborated that society's unequal groupings – the landed versus those without property, creditors versus debtors, and so on – are "much more disposed to vex and oppress each other than to co-operate for their common good." Beck and other pundits have labeled "oppression" a bad word the left uses to play victim and blame conservatives.
The consequences of oppression
But founders like Madison were acutely aware of real oppression within America's borders – and the very real consequences of this inequality on the country as a whole. The "principle task" of government is to regulate and balance these interests toward the ideal of equality, Madison wrote.
Glenn Beck's narrative claims working class, mostly white folks in America are being undermined by the needs of poor people and people of color – needs prioritized by an allegedly biased and socialist President Obama. In Beck's mind, "collective salvation" isn't collective at all but code for putting some people's interests first. It's an ironic critique considering that conservative economic policies have for decades put the needs of big business and the richest of the rich ahead of everyone else, whether black or white, middle class or poor.
Sharing apple pie
Even more ironic is that Beck himself actually embraces "collective salvation" – the idea that none of us can be saved until all of us are saved.
He isn't directing Americans to turn inward and solve their problems alone. Beck wants you to watch his show, come to his march in Washington, call your representatives, talk to your neighbors, agitate in your church – making clear that he knows individual problems of such magnitude can only be solved through collective action.
If only Beck and other pundits, quick to point fingers, would go a step further and see that all of our problems – falling wages for working people, rising cost of living, foreclosures, crumbling education infrastructure, racial tension, insecurity – cannot just be solved by one group binding together in a pitched partisan battle against "the other." Instead, all of us must work in "common efforts for the common good."
Collective salvation isn't anathema to America; it's essential to the Founders' vision. It's as American as sharing apple pie.
Sally Kohn is Founder and Chief Education Officer of the Movement Vision Lab, a grassroots popular education organization.


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In 1919, to emphasize the area's agricultural focus, the group purchased 200 acres located near Elmwood Park. Soon a coliseum and a racetrack with adjoining barns were built to provide entertainment and facilities for livestock shows and agricultural programs. As the complex grew in popularity, builders began to construct modest homes on the terrain east of the development, with a building boom following World War II. "Neighborhoods" developed—most being smaller two and three bedroom bungalows which appealed to the middle class. But certain streets featured larger brick and stucco homes. In the residential neighborhoods, today average home prices are shown as $120,000 with the larger brick and stucco homes listed in the low $200,000's.
In the 1990's and early 2000's the racetrack's popularity faltered and the Knights of Aksarben deeded its land to Douglas County. Almost immediately the racetrack and coliseum were demolished and the area subdivided. That land has now become Aksarben Village, an area of upscale apartments and condos, office and retail buildings, park facilities and the UNO Engineering Campus. The intent of the complex is to be a "self-contained" community and has added excitement and much interest to the Village as well as the surrounding communities!
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Welcome To Haus of Hoodoo
Haus of Hoodoo was created and inspired by my spiritual journey, my roots and my deep desire to share old and new wisdom with all who seek.
A little introduction about me, my name is Jessyka Winston, I am a Rootworker/Hoodoo Practicioner, and Vodoun Priestess.
I was born in the Caribbean to a family of religious folks who are good Catholics by day and Occultists and Witches by night. This is a very common thing in the Caribbean. Back in the days Vodou and Santeria folks had to hide their practices and beliefs because they were deemed rebellious, disruptive and dangerous. These good folks had no choice but to worship their Lwas and Orishas through the images of Catholic Saints. Not much has changed from those old times of spiritual and cultural oppression. I am grateful to be part of this movement to bring awareness, to remove ignorance and fear, to educate folks on what I like to call "backwoods spirituality".
Though I was exposed to these "alternative" religions and "backwoods practices" since infancy, it wasn't until the age of 12 when I started practicing Witchcraft and other European traditions. I even bought my first deck of Tarot cards with my weekly allowance. I've been reading tarot cards for myself and friends since age 11. Divination was and has always been my big love. But much like everything else, we all go through phases and cycles. By the time I was out of High School I was as lost and directionless as one could be. After a series of unfortunate events during my High School years that shook my core and shattered my faith, I turned my back on spirituality and all things magic. Luckily for me, Spirit never stopped believing in me and though I spent a few years calling myself an "atheist", I still held on to my collection of Tarot cards and from time to time I'd hear them calling on me. And so I'd pick them up and consult them. At 24, I was an overworked, ambitious young woman plagued with anxiety and stress. I had plans, I had goals and needed to get there yesterday. Almost by pure miracle, at the peak of my distressed state, I was introduced to a Transcendental Meditation practice that changed my life. Through my meditation practice I came to the most intense experiences of my life, enlightenment, my spiritual awakening.
The experience was the complete opposite of gentle and gradual. I went from seeing only black and white, to seeing colors that don't even exist on the color spectrum we know. Like they say, once you've awakened, there's no going back. I took the red pill and dove right into the deep, mysterious waters of Spirit.


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With the 10th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre approaching, communities across the nation have relived the horror of what happens when evil, paranoia, and madness mix with the ready availability of guns.
An appalling series of eight mass shootings has claimed at least 57 lives in recent weeks. On Saturday, three Pittsburgh police officers were slain by a man wielding an AK-47. The day before, a suicidal gunman took the lives of 13 civilians in Binghamton, N.Y., before shooting himself. Domestic disputes led to other massacres in which children were cut down.
Experts believe the nation's economic woes are a factor underlying some of the latest violence. But easy access to fearsome arsenals enables killers to wreak carnage when they snap.
With some 280 million weapons available in the country, it's little wonder guns account for roughly 12,000 of the 17,000 people murdered each year.
As the nation did following the April 20, 1999, Columbine murders, it is time to confront the many causes of gun violence.
But the starting point has to be stricter gun control measures - including a national assault-weapon ban, wider reporting of lost and stolen guns, universal background checks, and limits on handgun purchases.
For local police to have any hope of fighting illegal gun sales, Congress also must repeal the Tiahrt Amendment that shields traffickers by limiting gun traces.
The question is whether the latest shootings will budge the needle on a public policy debate that has been stalemated for years.
Until now, the Obama administration has failed to take on the National Rifle Association over even the most reasonable gun control measure. Granted, Team Obama has been busy on other fronts, but that's hardly a tenable stance now.
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. in February took aim at what should be the top priority: reinstating a tough, federal assault-weapon ban. Until the ban lapsed in 2004, it safeguarded police from 19 military-style weapons for a decade.
In Harrisburg, it's long past time to move ahead on minimal protections against gun trafficking. State lawmakers should heed the coalition of Pennsylvania mayors - including Mayor Nutter - which just called for enacting a mandatory requirement to report lost or stolen handguns. Following that step, both Pennsylvania and New Jersey need to get serious about limiting legal handgun buyers to one per month.
There's other unfinished business, too: turning down the volume on the increasingly reckless drumbeat from right-wing groups over a so-called "Second Amendment Revolution."
The fear ascribed to Pittsburgh's 23-year-old cop-killer suspect - that President Obama was about to ban guns - isn't all that surprising, given some gun-rights rhetoric. As the CeaseFirePA gun control group asked this week, "At what point does super-heated rhetoric about government coming to take your arms turn into a toxic brew that puts some misguided loner packing guns . . . over the edge?"
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Hi everyone, this week I received some lovely photos of mini quilts made by one of my blog readers Maria, she made three little mini quilts from my cat patterns. Thankyou for sending me the photographs!
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Tutorial Requirements:
- C# IDE (Visual Studio 2008 used in this tutorial)
- .NET Framework 2.0
For this application it is needed to declare one additional namespace:
// Accessing an additional namespace for mail sending. using System.Net.Mail;
So, here are the steps needed to be performed:
1. Create a standard C# Windows Forms application:
2. Add some labels and text boxes and two buttons to the form, so the form looks like this:
As you see, the current text in the text boxes is the name of each text box. You have to change the names to the corresponding boxes to make the code work. However, you can leave the default names, but don't forget to change the code.
3. Change the passBox PasswordChar property to '*', so when you will enter the password for the mail box, no one could see it:
4. For the contentBox change the AcceptsReturn and AcceptsTab properties to true, so when you will enter the message, you can use the TAB and ENTER keys to format the text:
Now, when the form is ready, let's pass to the code.
1. As the System.Net.Mail namespace was decalred at the beginning of the tutorial, we can pass to the sending code (for the Send button):
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { // To avoid situations, when the program crashes because server rejection or // invalid data, an exception handling mechanism is created. try { // Creating a new SMTP Client. The server URL/IP is indicated as // sendServer.Text (that is the text box with the data). SmtpClient client = new SmtpClient(sendServer.Text); // Creating a new mail message. The sender and receiver are // indicated as sendFrom.Text and SendTo.Text // (these are the text boxes with the data). MailMessage message = new MailMessage(sendFrom.Text, sendTo.Text); // The message body is the message content provided in the // contentBox. message.Body = contentBox.Text; // The message subject is located in the subjectBox. message.Subject = subjectBox.Text; // To be able to send the message, it is necessary to provide the // credentials on the server. The username is located in the userBox // and the password is located in the passBox. client.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(userBox.Text, passBox.Text); // Some servers require a specific port to connect, // so it is specified in the serverPort text box. if (serverPort.Text != null) client.Port = System.Convert.ToInt32(serverPort.Text); // Send the message. client.Send(message); } // This catches the exceptions, if any. catch (Exception ex) { // Show a message, explaining the problem. MessageBox.Show("Cannot send message: " + ex.Message); } }
2. There is also code for the 'Clear Fields' button:
// Clear every field. sendServer.Clear(); serverPort.Clear(); sendTo.Clear(); sendFrom.Clear(); userBox.Clear(); passBox.Clear(); subjectBox.Clear(); contentBox.Clear();
The application is ready.
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If your child is diagnosed with ADHD, we've got several treatment options that we can discuss with you. Together, we'll design the right program to help you child deal with his or her diagnoses. We can offer you and your child the appropriate treatment for his or her condition. ADHD is very real and once diagnosed you can find a variety of ways to treat it. Sometimes it requires medications and other times it's as simple as a pair of glasses because he or she couldn't see the board. Don't make your child suffer needlessly, if he or she seems disorganized or hyperactive, give us a call and let us help you and your child.
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Flu season is just around the corner and your child can be protected from the flu with a flu vaccination. pediatric vaccinations are designed to protect your child from the flu. We'll have many flu clinics scheduled throughout the year so you can set your child up to be vaccinated during one of our clinics.
Immunization Dakota City
You'll want to make sure that your child is protected against childhood diseases such as the measles, mumps, and other childhood illnesses. Schedule your child for his or her immunizations today. You want your child to be protected from these conditions before it's too late. Stop an epidemic before it starts by having your child immunized today. You'll also be able to satisfy the requirements for public schools when you do this. Many public schools won't allow your child into their schools until he or she has been immunized.
Pediatric Doctor Dakota City
Our Pediatric Doctors are highly trained in working with children. They have to take additional courses in working with children and their specific needs. We strive to meet all of your needs and all of the needs of your children at our Prairie Pediatrics facilities. No question is a stupid question and we strive to help you as a parent meet all of your child's needs. If you're unsure of something, feel free to call any of our friendly staff and ask away. We're here to help you be a great parent and have a healthy child.
Children's Doctor Dakota City
We know that finding the right Children's Doctor isn't always easy. We strive to meet and exceed your expectations for your children's doctor. We offer a variety of specialized services such as our pediatric and adolescent care center. You can also call our offices at any time during regular business hours if you have any questions regarding your children's care or medications. If you prefer a male or female doctor, we have both on staff for your comfort. Your child will develop a great rapport with one of our children's doctors.
Pediatric Baby Doctor Dakota City
Your new baby is precious to you, our Pediatric Baby doctors understand this and strive to meet and exceed all of your expectations. We know that you wouldn't trust your baby to just anyone. For this reason, we go the extra mile to make sure that your baby is always treated in a friendly manner by highly educated staff that understand your concerns as a new parent. We're always available to answer any of your questions and help you when you're concerned or worried that something isn't quite right. We know that being a new parent is challenging enough, for this reason, we want you to feel comfortable and safe asking us your parenting questions and if something is normal.
Kids Doctor Dakota City
Our Kids Doctors love kids. If you're concerned about taking your kiddo to the doctor because he or she is "a handful", fear not, our staff and doctors are ready and waiting to answer your questions and those of your kids. We understand that kids tend to ask a lot of questions and we'll do our best to answer each and every one of them with a smile on our face. All of our exam rooms are set up to be very kid friendly and your child will likely choose his or her favorite room after a few visits.
Pediatric Physicians Dakota City
Pediatric Physicians are doctors that specialize in the care of infants, children, and teens. After their medical training, they undergo even more training that helps them to specialize in caring for your infant, child or teen. If you're unsure of what sort of doctor you need for your child, give our office a call and let our staff help you to determine what your child needs in a doctor. You'll love the options and the help that our staff can offer you. Our goal is to provide you with quality service at all times.
Pediatric Office Dakota City
Everyone knows that waiting at the doctor's office can be long and boring, not to mention stressful. We have designed our offices to be inviting and open for your children's comfort. Our cheery exam rooms will help to keep your child's attention and our staff strive to give your child the best possible care at all times.
Booster Shots Dakota City
Periodically children require booster shots. Our staff understand this and will give your child the best care during his or her booster shots. We also send out reminders that your child is due for his or her booster shots and will do our very best to schedule his or her shots around your schedule. Keeping your child's immunizations up to date is important so that your child will stay healthy.
Patient Portal
Our website also offers a patient portal. Here you can easily access all of your records. Should you have any questions you can access your information at any time day or night and review it or formulate your question for your next visit. You can also give our staff a call during business hours and discuss any concerns that you may have regarding a treatment plan or diagnosis. If you have any questions, either write them down or give us a call during regular business hours and we'll give you the information that you need to understand what is going on.
Payment Ease
To make paying your bill easier, we also offer an option on our website that allows you to pay your bill conveniently online. With the easy convenience of clicking a button on our website, you can make a payment or pay your bill in full.
Office Hours
Our offices are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:oo pm. We also offer after hours and Saturday sick visits by appointment so you can always get the specialized care that you've come to rely on. When it comes to peace of mind, we've got everything conveniently located on our website to make everything in your life just a little bit easier.
Our Staff
With 9 doctors on staff and 3 nurse practitioners, you can rest assured that you and your child will be matched up with the doctor or nurse practitioner that you feel most comfortable with. All of our staff love their jobs. It's long been said that if you love your job, you never work a day in your life. Okay, we know our doctors and nurse practitioners are working, but they really do love their jobs and kids. You and your child will receive top quality care each and every time you come into our offices.
Additional Services
In addition to the basic pediatric services, we offer additional specialized services. These services include minor surgical procedures, behavioral therapy, and more.
Prenatal Counseling Dakota City
We also offer prenatal counseling that can help you navigate the waters of new parenthood. From discussing circumcision and breastfeeding to vaccinations and choosing your pediatrician. Our services go above and beyond what you'd expect to receive from a qualified pediatric services group.
Regardless of whether or not your child is a newborn or a teen in their last year of school, we've got the doctor for his or her needs. You can rest assured that your child will get quality care each and every time that he or she comes to our offices.
You won't have to worry about missing a shot or missing out on the latest and greatest treatment for your child's needs. We offer it all right here in our offices.
Our services are designed to help you be as involved in the treatment and care of your child as you feel comfortable being. You won't have to take your children to 5 years of age to one doctor and those over 5 years of age to another. You can get quality care for all of your children in one, easy and convenient location each and every time your child needs care.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to give our offices a call during our regular business hours. If you need us after hours we have a number you can call for that as well. Let us show you how we can be your pediatric physicians for all of your children from newborn to 18. You'll appreciate the convenience of one visit to take care of everyone. If you have any complaints, please let us know so that we can make the situation right immediately. We want to be your go to doctors for all of your children's needs. Prairie Pediatrics are available to help you and answer any questions that you may have. Just give us a call today. We're here to help you when you need it. You'll appreciate our individualized care.
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rprend necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 238 diseños de 68 diseñadores freelance.
We are a startup company based in Ireland giving a helping hand to small business in the area of search engine optimization and search engine marketing. We also hope to roll out web hosting and other web based products.
The idea of the name comes from a business angel or mentor and wired refers to the online aspect of the business.
Many of our clients will not have a great deal of online experience and we hope to be helping all kinds of business from construction to lawyers and spas.
As we are a new company credibility is a major obstacle we will need to over come having said that we need to show that we are there to help, to mentor, to market.
Would like something that incorporates whole name not just wa. Colorfull is good but I do not want anything that represents feather like wings I have eliminated a lot of these. I am trying to star or eliminate to help guide
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MAC Venomous Villains Look: Cruella de Vil
MAC Venomous Villains Look: Cruella de Vil
The first few looks I'm going to do from the Venomous Villains launch are just by character — using only the products from each of their "collections." It's not necessarily inspired such that it resembles or looks like the character.
You will need the following…
- Eyes: NARS Smudgeproof Eyeshadow Base (neutral eyeshadow base), MAC Sweet Joy Eyeshadow (soft, pale gold), MAC De-Vil Eyeshadow (bronze), MAC Carbon Eyeshadow (black), Burberry Trench Eyeshadow (highlighter), Urban Decay Crash 24/7 Liner (deep burgundy), MAC Plushlash Mascara (black)
- Face: Make Up For Ever HD Foundation (140), Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder (translucent)
- Cheeks: MAC Darkly My Dear Blush (dirty red-brown)
- Lips: MAC Innocence, Beware! Lipstick (pinky nude), MAC Devilishly Stylish Lipglass (champagne)
- Brushes: 249 (flat, firm brush), 239 (fluffy shadow brush), 226 (fluffy crease brush), 219 (pointed crease brush), 116 (dense blush brush)
- Substitutes: Sweet Joy = Nylon + Goldmine; De-Vil = Coppering; Darkly My Dear = Desert Rose; Innocence, Beware! = Creme d'Nude; Devilishly Stylish = Fresh Buzz
For eyes, start by applying Smudgeproof as your eyeshadow base all over the eye area with the 249. Using the 239, apply Sweet Joy eyeshadow on the inner third of the lid and pull upwards along the inner crease. Lightly blend De-Vil eyeshadow on the middle of the lid with the 239. Define the crease with Carbon eyeshadow and the 226. Blend Trench eyeshadow with the crease shade and highlight the brow bone. Bring everything together by applying Crash liner on the lower lash line. Finish by sweeping lashes with Plushlash mascara.
For cheeks, apply Darkly My Dear blush on the apples of the cheeks and sweep upwards towards the temple with the 116.
For lips, apply Innocence, Beware! lipstick first, and then layer Devilishly Stylish lipglass for a complementing lip.
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I used the wrong settings here – I'm not really this tan – but it was the only closed shot I had!
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Richard Swenson is a physician-researcher, best-selling author, and award-winning educator. He received his B.S. in physics from Denison University and his M.D. from the University of Illinois School of Medicine. Following five years of private practice, in 1982 Dr. Swenson accepted a teaching position as Associate Clinical Professor within the University of Wisconsin Medical School system where he taught for fifteen years.
As a physician-researcher, his current focus is "cultural medicine," studying the intersection of health, culture, faith, and the future. He has written extensively on trends in modern society, including the acceleration of stress, overload, change, complexity, and speed. Six of his books are dedicated to this general topic, and they contain hundreds of practical prescriptions (Rxs) for decompressing the increasing pressures of life.
Dr. Swenson has traveled to sixty countries, including a year of study in Europe and medical work in developing countries. He has presented widely, including national and international settings, to a wide variety of career, professional, educational, medical, governmental, and management groups, most major church denominations, members of the United Nations, NASA, Congress, and the Pentagon.


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Global Product Focus necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 142 diseños de 41 diseñadores freelance.
We are a company branching out into Home Products. We are about turning a house into a home create full of comforts, security and elegance. Our product line is White goods, furniture, lighting, rugs it is growing and more products will be added to the new website as we grow.
Home owners, First time home owners, builders and renovators, people who want to furnish their home with quality goods
Please look at the template attached, as this is the template we have selected for our website. Please design the logos to match the style and color of the template. We are looking for a logo that is business like, but also has some flair. We do not want clipart or cartoons. We want it to look classy, elegant, clean and simple. The end result should convey a sense of home and the comfort and security people feel when at home. Integral to the design should also be a sense of 'future' and the excitement that people feel in taking a house and turning it into their home. It must look and feel contemporary/modern but maintain a sense of warmth and comfort. We have not chosen any colors yet and are open to suggestions. As a designer don't limit your scope or creative process, we are starting with a blank canvass and will consider all concepts (logo, image&text, collage etc etc) Regular feedback will be provided to assist designers once we identify with a particular style. Once there are 3 designs to choose from that we feel could work for us the prize will be guaranteed.
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Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne Are Getting A Divorce
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Greg Robinson wrote:If anyone want's me to explain anything in more detail, or to give a bit of theory of operation, please let me know! I'm happy to share.
increase the anode resistor of the first valve stage close to its limit, use, say, 420 kOhms in order to maximize clean gain of that stage.
decrease it a little bit into the range of 68-82 kOhms in the 2nd stage.
add a switchable 2.2 kOhm resistor in parallell to the cathode resistor of valve stage 2, yielding a cathode resistor of 820 Ohms as found in some Marshall designs.
I did all that in my Epiphone Valve Junior and can overdrive its 2nd stage evene despite the loss of 7 dB of the PI-tone filter after stage 1.
I would also suggest to reduce the values of the coupling capacitors to a lower corner frequency of 70 Hz. You do not need more, even if You play bass over such a small amp (and in the latter case can even run it with more power in the musically important frequency range)
By reducing the kathode resistor, for example, the signal will be amplified slightly more asymmetrical and thus even order harmonics will be increased.
Analogously the value of the anode resistor has a really noticeable effect on nonlinear distortion - it increases if You lower the anode resistor and it decreases if You raise its value. Because the effective (dynamic) anode resistor is always lower than the static one the gain will also be lower - You might expect something between 55-60 für Ra=100k.
Reducing its value will lead to a somewhat more "compressed" tone which is, admittedly, more suitable for bass amps.
With the 1.5k / 100k default (actually a tradition; the optimum for linearity is at somewhat larger values; the german tradition has been 2.2k / 100k) You will always obtain a "fenderish" tone. This is, of course, not the worst to target, but there are other possibilities, and these are applied in actual practise to control the voicing.
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Student or Learner
What would be the difference between "the lawyer's office" and "the law office"?
"After opening his own law office, he dedicated his practice partly to human rights cases."
Would it be equivalent to the lawyer's office here?
So what's the difference?
A "law office" is a practice, a firm, a business engaged in the handling of legal matters.
A "lawyer's office" would be the physical place where a lawyer works.


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SHU's Evans returns to form in senior season
FAIRFIELD -- Kiley Evans appeared to be the next one.
Since 2006 the Sacred Heart University women's basketball team has won three Northeast Conference championship and been to three NCAA Tournaments, and during this run, great players have followed one after the other for coach Ed Swanson.
When Evans averaged 11.3 points and 5.1 rebounds as a freshman, on the way to making the all-conference rookie team in 2010, the buzz began for the guard from Cazenovia, N.Y. Her numbers dipped slightly -- 9.4 points and 4.5 rebounds -- but overall, Evans avoided a dreaded sophomore slump. Her troubles arose last season when the Pioneers captured their third NEC crown and Evans was merely a role player, coming off the bench in 17 of 29 games and averaging just 4.5 points and 2.0 rebounds.
"I hit a bit of a rough patch, I guess you could call it," Evans said, with a smile. "But I stayed over this past summer and worked out with our strength coach. I worked on nutrition and strength training stuff like that and got myself back to where I was my freshman year."
The Pioneers (18-8, 10-4 NEC), who host Central Connecticut State at 7 p.m. Monday, have thrived this season with the return of the old Evans. In 26 games, Evans is averaging 12.4 points -- second on the team -- and 4.2 rebounds for SHU, which had its 10-game win streak ended Saturday against regular-season champion Quinnipiac.
"She stayed this summer and it was the first summer that she stayed, with basketball all the time," Swanson said. "Not that she didn't work hard at home, but it's different.
"Working with a strength and conditioning coach, that was the big thing and her confidence level (has increased)."
Evans' offense is certainly back up, but more important for the Pioneers has been her defense, with the senior assuming the role guard Alexis Campbell excelled in last season as defensive stopper.
"She's on the best perimeter player all the time," Swanson said. "I'm excited about her. I'm excited about the year she's having, a comeback year per se, and we wouldn't be where we are at without her."
The success on the floor has helped put Evans in a better frame of mind, and also made it easier to shake off a bad offensive night, which was not something she was able to do last season.
"Just being more confident (has helped)," she said. "Just being in the right mindset and knowing I can play and knock down the next shot. It's being able to move on to next plays if I have a bad play.
"It was definitely my own issues and I had to get them out of my head, you might say."
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LAHORE - Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi Wednesday reversed a decision to demote star batsman Younus Khan from the top-tier of centrally contracted players following widespread criticism from the media and former players.
The 36-year-old was demoted to the second-rung of players in the central contracts announced last week because of a rule preventing players who play in only one format of the game from being considered for a top level salary. Younus, who is considered one of Pakistan's modern batting greats, is now seen as a Test specialist having played his last one-day international in 2013.
PCB spokesman told this scribe that chairman Najam Sethi had intervened and proposed a change in the rules. "The PCB chairman has taken notice of the rules relating to central contracts of players in which a renowned and star player like Younus has been placed in category B, and ordered a suitable amendment to rectify the situation," he said.
"According to the new clause to be inserted into the rules, any player who has played over 300 matches in all three formats of the game, and has captained in all three formats will be placed in Category A," he added.
Younus has so far played in 89 Tests, 253 one-day internationals and 25 Twenty20s, and led Pakistan to World Twenty20 title in England five years ago.
CATEGORY A: Misbahul Haq, M Hafeez, Saeed Ajmal, Shahid Afridi, Junaid Khan, Younus Khan. CATEGORY B: Ahmed Shehzad, Umar Akmal, Umar Gul. CATEGORY C: Asad Shafiq, Azhar Ali, Adnan Akmal, Khurram Manzoor, Nasir Jamshed, Abdul Rehman. CATEGORY D: Sohaib Maqsood, Sarfaraz Ahmed, Bilawal Bhatti, Sharjeel Khan, Zulfiqar Babar, Fawad Alam, Ehsan Adil, M Irfan, Wahab Riaz, Raza Hasan, Umar Amin, Haris Sohail, Rahat Ali, Shaan Masood, M Talha, Anwar Ali.


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