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|Franky Shogun
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The Franky Shogun is an item hailing from One Piece and is an item in PlayStation All-Stars Fanfiction Royale.
Connection to All-StarsEdit
The Franky Shogun appear as a DLC item in PSASFR. Once the Franky Shogun appears, whoever grabs it will get full control over for a limited time that will enable them to do powerful attacks until the Franky Shogun falls down to create a shockwave and vanishes.
Pressing the following buttons will make it do:
- - Franky Shogun will punch out at foe. If the player repeatly press , the Franky Shogun will do a combination of punches.
- - Franky Shogun take its sword off of its back and spins around with it.
- - Franky Shogun will perform General Cannon where it holds its hands together to unleash a blast of compressed air at foes.

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A group of Special Education teachers were all smiles recently after walking into a room and seeing a table stacked with iPads. The Special Education Department purchased iPads for every Preschool Program for Children with Disabilities (PPCD) classroom in Waco ISD.
This purchase will ensure that each PPCD student will have an iPad available for instruction during the school day. The five PPCD teachers receiving the devices include Erica Rodriguez from Bell's Hill, Julie Vines from Crestview, Joyce Hall from J.H. Hines, Delicia LeBlanc from Parkdale, and Devon Sharp from South Waco.
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Report summaryIn the medium term, we see upside in European and Asian spot prices as Europe continues to require discretionary Russian gas and oil prices recover. In the period 2018-2023, we forecast a collapse in spot price as a result of a global oversupply with growing LNG output from Australia and the US. Thereafter, market fundamentals are expected to rebalance, but abundant global gas and LNG supply will result in prices being consistent with the cost of new supply
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I have yet to jump on the See by Chloe bandwagon. Theoretically, I think I should probably like them. Chloe appears to be trying hard to position them in the same spot in the marketplace as Marc by Marc Jacobs, a brand that I love and of which I continually sing the praises.
See by Chloe is a young brand in the handbag world, though, so they may have more interesting things coming along in the future. As for what's available right now, I definitely don't hate the See by Chloe Backstage Hobo. It's not the greatest thing I've ever seen, but the red leather (the parts that aren't snake-stamped, at least) look both plush and vibrant and the shape isn't terrible, although it reminds me more of a functional piece of backpacking equipment than a stylish handbag. I've seen better, but also far worse. Buy through ShopBop for $595.
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The Nightingale. A phenomenon that has enthralled a generation of readers.
*Goodreads Best Historical Novel of the Year
*People's Choice Favorite Fiction Winner
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With courage, grace and powerful insight, bestselling author Kristin Hannah captures the epic panorama of World War II and illuminates an intimate part of history seldom seen: the women's war. The Nightingale tells the stories of two sisters, separated by years and experience, by ideals, passion and circumstance, each embarking on her own dangerous path toward survival, love, and freedom in German-occupied, war-torn France―a heartbreakingly beautiful novel that celebrates the resilience of the human spirit and the durability of women. It is a novel for everyone, a novel for a lifetime.
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The Amazon Spotlight Pick for February 2015: Kristin Hannah is a popular thriller writer with legions of fans, but her latest novel, The Nightingale, soars to new heights (sorry) and will earn her even more ecstatic readers. Both a weeper and a thinker, the book tells the story of two French sisters – one in Paris, one in the countryside – during WWII; each is crippled by the death of their beloved mother and cavalier abandonment of their father; each plays a part in the French underground; each finds a way to love and forgive. If this sounds sudsy. . . well, it is, a little. . . but a melodrama that combines historical accuracy (Hannah has said her inspiration for Isabelle was the real life story of a woman who led downed Allied soldiers on foot over the Pyrenees) and social/political activism is a hard one to resist. Even better to keep you turning pages: the central conceit works – the book is narrated by one of the sisters in the present, though you really don't know until the very end which sister it is. Fast-paced, detailed, and full of romance (both the sexual/interpersonal kind and the larger, trickier romance of history and war), this novel is destined to land (sorry, again) on the top of best sellers lists and night tables everywhere. -- Sara Nelson


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Social Media Experiments are quite in vogue these days online and sometimes people take it too far..Above video highlights 10 most dangers social experiments carried out.
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Really scary be cautious while using social media.Watch this video and share it.
Racism Is A Big Issue In Our Society
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The Institut National d'Assurance Maladie Invalidité (INAMI): administers and organises healthcare provision covered by compulsory health insurance (pricing, regulation, insurability of beneficiaries, nomenclature, etc.); handles the granting of benefits to the beneficiaries of compulsory insurance (due to work incapacity or maternity and for funeral costs), as well as the invalidity pensions defined by the decree-law of 10 January 1945 concerning the social security of mineworkers and similar workers; monitors compliance with regulations by care dipsensers (in particular the use of the nomenclature) and by insurance organisations; and organises consultation between the different healthcare insurance and benefits actors.
The Federal Public Service for public health, food safety and the environment
develops a transparent, dynamic and science-based policy, the aim of which is to guarantee, both now and in the future, quality healthcare, healthy food and a better environment.
|The mission of the Federal Public Service for Social Security is to act as a catalyst with the authorities, employers' and workers' representatives and the public social security institutions in order to ensure the viability of the social security system. This system must ensure that effective social protection is provided, that each person benefits properly from his or her social rights and that everyone is convinced of the need to contribute correctly to the social security system.
|The Sectoral Committee for Social Security and Health is responsible for ensuring that personal data processed by the social security network does not infringe the privacy of the insured persons. It also has a control mission focusing more specifically on the communication of health data.
|The Agence Intermutualiste (AIM) is a non-profit organisation that was founded on October 2002 by seven health insurance companies. Its objective is: "to analyse, as part of the task of insurance organisations, the data that they collect and to provide information on this subject".
|The Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine (CEBAM) implements Evidence-Based Medicine in the daily medical and paramedical practice in Belgium and within the policy supporting organisations.
|The B.C.F.I. provides continuous training and the updating of knowledge in the field of pharmacotherapy for physicians, pharmacists and dentists.
|The Belgian Government portal site is aimed at citizens, companies and civil servants. The information is organised according to the user's needs. The portal site will be expanded regularly to include the latest information and most recent applications.
|The Belgian Cancer Registry Foundation is an institution which collects data concerning new cancer cases in Belgium and makes up statistics from these data.


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Flipped Classroom
Goals/Objectives for Today
- Read about other teacher's uses of the flipped classroom – learn what works, what doesn't, best practices, and lessons learned from some of today's leading flipped instruction teacher-advocates, and from other teachers much like yourself
- Get hands-on and flip some of your own content using existing lessons.
- Try out some free screencasting tools, and learn techniques for creating high quality, engaging screencasts.
- Learn about other approaches to creating and delivering flipped class content
- Understand the considerations you need to be aware of when you flip the classroom, including how to use class time, and techniques to help ensure that students consume the flipped materials
- Share your ideas and insights, interact with other educators, and learn from each other
- Develop your personal plan to incorporate flipped instruction techniques into your teaching
- Learn of more resources available to continue your flipped teaching and learning journey
- Discover how Arkansas is moving to a Virtual Classroom and how it relates to a Flipped Classroom.
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10:30 - 10:45 Break
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11:30 - 12:30 Lunch
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1:30 - 2:00 Tools and Tips to Get You Started
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3:00 - 3:30 Other Resources to Help you Flip Your Classroom
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The fall course catalog is out from the New England Wildflower Society's Garden in the Woods. I'll be giving 3 lectures about invasive plants, sign up for one or select all three and save $$$! There will be one each month, starting in October with BOT5120 (Vectors of Invasion—Past, Present and Future), November with BOT5121 (American Invaders—The Reverse Invasion), and finishing off in December with BOT5122 (Alien Law). I'll also be leading an Invasive Weeds in Winter field trip in January 2005.
Other interesting courses being offered at GITW this fall include two by Chris Mattrick, a lecture in September about Alternatives to Invasive Plants, and then an October trip about Identification and Control of Invasive Plants. Josh Ellsworth will also be teaching an all-day course in November about Invasive Plant Control and Restoration.
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New updates to the Plan-It-Box Meal Planner!
For those new to the Meal Planner, you'll find creative ideas to help you create well-balanced and fun PlanetBox meals. It's also a wonderful tool to teach kids about how to build a healthy meal. PlanetBox Meal Planner allows you to:
Plan-It: Choose pictures of tasty foods for each compartment, creating a beautiful picture of your lunch. Plan-It will create a customized shopping list based on your creation!
Share-It: Share pictures of your lunch creations with other PlanetBox Planners and get inspired by our fantastic PlanetBox community.
We've added some new features based on your excellent feedback to make it even better:
- You can now design meals for your Shuttle PlanetBox.
- Share the lunches you design in Plan-It on your Facebook page, showing your friends your delicious creations.
- Don't see a picture of the food you want? With our easy "Write In" feature, you can add text to describe foods you want to pack.
- Looking for meal inspirations? Use the new "Search by Tag" function in Share-It. You'll find popular search terms, such as for specific diets (ex. Vegetarian, Paleo, Gluten-Free, etc.).
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To start designing and creating your own PlanetBox lunches and enjoy these new features, go to http://www.planetbox.com/pages/meals or click on Meals on our homepage, Planetbox.com.
We hope you enjoy the updated Meal Planner! We have many more updates and improvements planned as well, so stay tuned for more features to come.
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FA Cup Final
The most famous cup competition in world football reaches its finale at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 27th May 2017 as the two sides who have battled through to the FA Cup Final go all out to claim the last major trophy of the English season. With Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur in the semi-finals, one or other will face either Arsenal or Manchester City in the big final.
About Wembley Stadium
The national stadium of the England football team, Wembley Stadium was re-opened in 2007 after a full rebuild to the tune of £757 million. The second largest stadium in Europe, Wembley took over three years to build and is located on the site of the previous 1923 Wembley Stadium, often referred to as 'The Twin Towers' or Empire Stadium, which was demolished in 2003. More about Wembley Stadium
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Lakeside Way, HA9 | 3 minutes from FA Cup Final
Overlooking the iconic Wembley Stadium and situated right next to the historic Wembley Arena is the Hilton London Wembley. A landmark property with elegantly decorated guest ... More
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Empire Way, HA9 | 5 minutes from FA Cup Final
This hotel is ideal for business travellers and those attending events. It is within easy walk of Wembley Arena and Stadium, with central London accessible ... More
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FA Cup Final, Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 | 5 minutes from FA Cup Final
The acclaimed sisters play Sufi classical music and traditional songs....More
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FA Cup Final, Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 | 5 minutes from FA Cup Final
The acclaimed vocalist from Pakistan, and nephew of the late world-renowned singer Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, takes to the stage to perform some of his ...More
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FA Cup Final, Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 | 5 minutes from FA Cup Final
Razor sharp observations from the Cockney comic, who has appeared on BBC Radio 4 and various comedy panel shows on TV....More
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London > Entertainment > Cinemas
56-61 New Broadway, W5 | 3.2 miles from FA Cup Final
On 12th December 2016 construction of the Ealing Filmworks development began with the borough's ... More
London > Entertainment > Theatres
269 Kilburn High Road, NW6 | 3.5 miles from FA Cup Final
Located in Kilburn, the Tricycle Theatre specialises in new work with political themes, and are notable as pioneers of verbatim theatre. The theatre was founded in ... More
London > Entertainment > Live Music
Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 | 5 minutes from FA Cup Final
This is London's second largest indoor arena after The O2, and though the building lacks the character of some of the older venues, the sheer scale ... More
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London > Attractions > Attractions for Kids
Vision Industrial Park, Kendal Avenue, W3 | 2.3 miles from FA Cup Final
Trampolines aren't just for kids. With 150 interconnected trampolines - that's big enough to fit 132 people - the Oxygen Freejumping Trampoline Park in Acton has ... More
London > Attractions > Art Galleries
Walpole Park, Mattock Lane, W5 | 3.3 miles from FA Cup Final
Bought by the architect John Soane in 1800, Pitzhanger Manor house - which now includes the PM Gallery and House - was to become the most ... More
London > Attractions > Historic Buildings
105-115 Brentfield Road, NW | 18 minutes from FA Cup Final
Located in an unexpected and fairly barren area on the edge of north-west London this stunning Hindu temple is an amazing spiritual and architectural gem, well ... More
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London > Shopping > Food and Drink Shops
Brent Cross Shopping Centre, NW4 | 2.8 miles from FA Cup Final
Belgium's finest export, the first Godiva was opened in Brussels approximately 75 years ago by master chocolatier Joseph Draps and named after the legendary Lady Godiva. ... More
London > Shopping > Shopping Centres
Wembley Stadium, Wembley, HA9 | 5 minutes from FA Cup Final
Grab a bargain at the London Designer Outlet in Wembley, a unique shopping village which gives local residents and the 4 million visitors who come to ... More
London > Shopping > Specialists
Compound 7 Lumen Road, East Lane Business Park, HA9 | 23 minutes from FA Cup Final
A rose-nosed reindeer walks into a bar and the elf barman says: "Why the long face?" Rudolf duly replies: "I've got pines and needles". Yes, yes... ... More
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Hoover Building 7, Western Avenue, UB6 | 2.3 miles from FA Cup Final
Situated in the iconic art deco Hoover Building - in the factory canteen added to the listed landmark in 1938 - Royal Nawaab is a well ... More
London > Restaurants > Italian restaurants
129 Ealing Road, Wembley, HA0 | 20 minutes from FA Cup Final
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London > Restaurants > Cafes and Delis
Ace Corner, North Circular Road, Stonebridge, NW10 | 20 minutes from FA Cup Final
Back in 1938 when the Ace Cafe first opened the new North Circular Road was bringing traffic to its door and, thanks to its 24 hour ... More
Education near FA Cup Final
London > Education > Arts and Drama
Ealing Studios, W5 | 3.5 miles from FA Cup Final
The Artists Theatre School provides Saturday drama workshops at Ealing Studios run by working actors for students in age groups from 5 years to adult. Fees ... More
London > Education > Cookery Courses
107 Gunnersbury Lane, W3 | 3.6 miles from FA Cup Final
The Kids' Cookery School in West London is a unique venue offering cookery classes and workshops for children aged three upwards. Children can have fun creating ... More
London > Education > English Language Courses
Grahame Park Way, NW9 | 3.7 miles from FA Cup Final
Barnet was recently praised in a government inspection as one of the best English language schools in the capital. It's a multicultural area and you can ... More
Leisure near FA Cup Final
London > Leisure > Spectator Sport
Wembley, HA9 | Same location as FA Cup Final
The national stadium of the England football team, Wembley Stadium was re-opened in 2007 after a full rebuild to the tune of £757 million. The second ... More
London > Leisure > Parks and Gardens
Kingsbury Road, opp Valley Drive, NW9 | 2.2 miles from FA Cup Final
Opposite Fryent Country Park and originally part of the estate of the house now called Kingsbury Manor, Roe Green Walled Garden is used by many locals ... More
London > Leisure > Sports Facilities
Birchen Grove, NW9 | 21 minutes from FA Cup Final
The Welsh Harp reservoir is one of London's best kept secrets. It is a tastefully preserved conservation area along a mile-long stretch of water. You can ... More
Pubs near FA Cup Final
London > Restaurants > Gastropub
110a Walm Lane, NW2 | 2.6 miles from FA Cup Final
The Queensbury is a hipster gastropub, in an area well-served with cheap, trendy restaurants, but they've done an excellent job with the leather-sofas-and-cheap-art formula. They've made ... More
London > Restaurants > Gastropub
19 Kilburn Lane, W10 | 3.3 miles from FA Cup Final
Most people head up to Kensal Green to have a nose around the famous cemetery. Having worked up a thirst scouring among the stones for long-dead ... More
London > Nightlife > Pubs
397a High Road, Wembley, HA9 | 11 minutes from FA Cup Final
This all-day dining room and bar, located on the High Road in Wembley is a mix of cocktails, club classics and private party spaces owned by ... More
Nightlife near FA Cup Final
London > Nightlife > Wine Bars
1 Wood Lane, W12 | 4.1 miles from FA Cup Final
Even though this wine bar is practically on the traffic hub of Shepherds Bush green and in the shadow of the mega Westfield Shopping Centre it ... More
Meeting venue hire near FA Cup Final
London > Business > Venue Hire
Louise T Blouin Foundation Institute, 3 Olaf Street, W11 | 4.1 miles from FA Cup Final
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191 Portobello Road, Notting Hill, Notting Hill, London W11 | 4.2 miles from FA Cup Final
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162 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick, W4 | 4.5 miles from FA Cup Final
Chiswick felt like it had truly arrived when Soho House owner Nick Jones decided 2006 was a good time to open up here - 'first Soho, ... More
Wembley Stadium events
event > Concerts > Jazz, Blues, Country and Folk - Guitar
PRICING £50-£80, phone for availability
DATES 14th, 15th, 16th and 17th Jun 2018 - 4.30pm
VENUE Wembley Stadium
The award-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist performs songs from his third album Divide, as well as hits from his two previous albums.
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Buffalo Chicken Tacos
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Strips of spicy chicken, cool ranch dressing, and blue cheese tucked inside warmed flour tortillas...you could add some crisp bacon when assembling the tacos, and serve restaurant style with additional ranch dressing and slices of avacado and tomato. *Prep time includes the 30 minute marinading time.*
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 (1 ounce) packagespicy taco seasoning mix
- 3⁄4 cup water
- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast
- 1 avocado
- 1⁄2 cup ranch dressing
- 6 flour tortillas, warmed
- hot sauce, to taste
- 2 ounces blue cheese, crumbled
- 3⁄4 cup shredded carrot
- 1⁄4 cup chopped cilantro
Directions See How It's Made
- Combine the oil, taco seasoning, and water to make a marinade; reserve 1/2 cup.
- Place the chicken in a zip-lock bag and add the marinade; let soak in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes.
- Mash the avacado and mix with the ranch dressing until smooth.
- Remove chicken from the marinade; discard used marinade.
- Cut chicken into strips.
- Grill chicken (or you can stir-fry) over medium-high heat, brushing with the reserved marinade, about 8 minutes per side, or until thoroughly cooked.
- Spread tortillas with the ranch dressing mixture; sprinkle with blue cheese, carrots, and cilantro.
- Add the cooked chicken pieces and add additional hot sauce to taste.
- Serve hot.


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Fitness Center
The BHCC Fitness Center, located adjacent to the lobby of the G-Building, offers students, faculty, and staff a free, modern, clean workout space that is well-equipped with cardiovascular and strength equipment. The center is staffed by work-study students and supervised by a part-time personal trainer and/or a fitness center attendant during operating hours. Our entire team is glad to show you proper use of any of the machines and our personal trainers will assist you in setting goals or building an exercise plan.
Joining the fitness center is easy. Simply print out the Membership Agreement and Acknowledgement of Risk Form and bring it, along with your valid BHCC student or staff ID, to the Fitness Center where you'll be guided through a brief (15 - 20 minute) facility orientation. Orientations take place every half hour - no appointment necessary. Your BHCC ID serves as your membership card and will need to be presented each time you visit. Proper attire, sneakers, and respectful behavior are always required.
Group Exercise Classes
Participation in any group exercise class requires completion of the Membership Agreement and Acknowledgement of Risk Form if you are not already a Fitness Center member.
Group exercise classes change each semester. For spring 2017, we will be offering:
|Group exercise class
|Intensity Level
|Boot Camp
|1:15 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
|Core Conditioning
|2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
|3:00 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
|Fab Abs
|11:15 a.m.–11:45 a.m.
|Boot Camp
|1:15 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
|Full Circuit Workout
|11:15 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
* Classes run January 17th – May 7th. Participation is FREE for BHCC students and staff *
Campus Wellness
Walk your Way to Health
Bunker Hill is a walkable campus! Check out the campus walking map for walking loops and distances. Lace up your sneakers and let's get walking!
Single Stop
The Single Stop office, located in D206, offers free and comprehensive social and financial services, including free tax preparation, financial counseling, and information on the Matched Savings Plan. You'll find helpful staff to assist you in navigating student health insurance and federal and state benefits (SNAP, childcare assistance, housing), too.
Student Clubs
Visit Student Activities in D106 to learn more about getting involved in one of dozens of student clubs including the Meditation and Wellness Club, a variety of cultural clubs, the Music Club, or the Art and Design Club.


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Bell centerfielder Jessica Sanders gloved a grounder before coming up throwing. She fired a strike that bounced once and into the catcher's glove in time to nab Bronson runner Crystal Short trying to tie the score.
Sanders' sixth inning play was one of the biggest in Bell's 12-10 win against Bronson on Tuesday. It thwarted a Lady Eagles' rally as they dropped below .500 (4-5 overall) for the first time this season.
"In close games, you can always have one close play make the difference," said Bell coach David Halter.
Bill Brown, a Levy County resident who has devoted much of his life to helping feed the hungry in North Central Florida, is among 20 finalists for an honor bestowed by this country's most exclusive organization — the living recipients of the Medal of Honor.
The members of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, which has fewer than 90 members, bestows the nation's highest civilian award on three individuals annually on March 25, National Medal of Honor Day in a ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va.
Levy County's last standing black church that was more than 100 years old is no longer standing.
As a training exercise by the Chiefland Fire Department, the Adamsville African Methodist Episcopal Church burned to the ground Monday evening. Fire chief James Harris said his department regularly has controlled burns of old structures at the owners' request.
It was a political defeat that set the wheels in motion for the development of Levy County.
David Levy Yulee, an advocate for Florida statehood and the state's first U.S. Senator, did not win re-election in 1850, so he revived a plan he had from 1837 to build a railroad across Florida through land grants and the sale of stock.
City commissioners approved moving forward with several grants at Monday night's regular meeting.
The first grant up for discussion, approved unanimously, was a matching grant from the Florida League of Cities for about $1,900 to help fence the perimeter of the Delma Locke Skate Park. The city will have to match the money offered by FLC, though City Manager Grady Hartzog said some of the money the city contributes will come in the form of in-kind payment, such as the value of city employees installing the fence.
By WINNELLE HORNE
Director, Quilt Museum
The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday March 10, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. We have so many busy days now and many quilters getting away from the snow and cold. We had a great rain and now it's a little cool, but the sun comes out and all is well in our world.
We do have a prayer list for Pat, Laura and Peggy; yet we know our Lord takes care of everything.
The Levy County Republican Executive Committee will have its monthly meeting at BubbaQue's restaurant in Chiefland. Come join the group Monday, March 21, starting with food and fellowship at 6:30 p.m. followed by the meeting at 7 p.m. To arrange a ride, call Juanita at 339-0747.
Addyson Faith Frye was born on Jan. 27, 2011, at North Florida Regional Medical Center. Addyson weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces and was 21 inches in length at birth. Her parents are Bryant and Lela Frye of Bell. Her siblings are Ryan, 22, Ethan, 6, and Jordan, 12. The maternal grandparents are Jack and Darleen Meeks of Chiefland. The paternal grandmother is Peggy Frye of Branford.
Members of Chiefland Boy Scouts of America Troop 514 demonstrated the folding of the American flag at Brown Masonic Lodge No. 51 in Chiefland, on Feb. 21, as part of the Lodge's program on Americanism.
Edward Michaels, facilitator for the A.F. Knotts Friends of the Library Bathroom Project, headed up a team to demolish the former library lavatories in order to upgrade to a handicapped-accessible unisex restroom meeting all state and local codes.
The bathroom remodeling crew were, from left, Larry Cohan, Michaels, Tommy Sholes, Yankeetown Councilman Chris Fineout, Jean Holbrook, and Yankeetown Councilman Norm Shannahan. The project is funded by the Friends and the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman's Club.
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The Chiefland Citizen is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Levy County and Chiefland Florida, and the surrounding area.


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I sat on the folding table swinging my feet and watching my laundry whirl around in the dryer and figured I'd hit bottom. Please...this had to be the bottom. It was Saturday night, and I was sitting in a Laundromat watching my shorts whirl around. I sighed again, one of the really big dramatic sighs, and started to eat a chocolate bar I'd brought with me. I didn't even bother to look up when the door made the 'ding' noise that meant someone had entered. I did look up when the cologne slid under the smell of the detergent and fabric softener. Spicy. Masculine. I nearly gagged on the chocolate bar, and had to take a fast drink of cola to wash it down.
He was about my age, but had really made better use of his time. He had the muscled body of an athlete. Short, nicely styled brown hair. Big eyes, high cheekbones, perfect teeth. Tan. Made an old T-shirt and shorts look great. Long corded legs descending into white socks and some kind of activity shoe. I groaned internally. I didn't need Mr. Perfect tonight. Well, actually, I did need him, but knew damn well I wasn't going to get him. I watched him put his laundry in the machine. Some kind of uniform, probably softball. Tight biking shorts and shirts. All sorts of sporting clothes. And very hot silk underwear. Mr. Perfect had a life. An active life. I sighed and looked away. After a while, I felt eyes on me. I turned, and Mr. Perfect was leaning on the folding table staring at me. Openly staring. It was irritating, but I couldn't think of a damn thing to say. He could. 'You know,' he said softly, 'I'm washing a perfectly clean load of clothing right now. There's a washer and dryer in my apartment. So the least you could do is talk to me.'
I turned into a stupid, silent lump and continued to stare at him. He flashed the perfect teeth at me and walked to stand in front of me. He was so damned close. My cock got hard, and I was too shaken to try and hide it. He looked down at it and smiled again. 'Well,' he said softly. 'Part of you likes me. Now if I can only get the rest of you to like me.' He put his palms on my thighs and rubbed slightly. My cock tried to climb out of my shorts. I swear, I could hear the damn thing whimper. He rubbed my hard shaft with a knuckle and the sensation made my back arch and my mouth open. 'Long time for you, too,' he said gently. 'My name is Ron.' Then he slid a hand behind my head, pulled me forward and kissed me. His mouth was careful at first, cautiously exploring until he felt my response. Then his tongue grew more aggressive as I sucked at it hungrily. I wrapped my arm and legs around his strong body and held on. He kissed like he had invented it, and I felt drunk.
His hands pulled my shirt up, and his mouth ducked to my left nipple. He sucked it gently, flicking his tongue back and forth over it as it hardened and thrust at him. He nibbled on it gently and I started to shake. He took my hand and put my fingers on the nub. I squeezed and turned it as he moved his mouth to my right nipple and gave it the same treatment. I sat and played with both nipples as he ran his open mouth along the outside of my shorts, teasing my cock. He stood up, grinned at me, and drew me slowly off the table. I followed him blindly. He hoisted me up on the washing machine that contained his clothes. I gasped as the vibrations tingled my ass. He grinned again, opened my pants and drew out my cock. He smiled down at it, lowered his mouth and licked my swollen cockhead tenderly, then drew it into his mouth and sucked.
The combination of my own nipple pinching, the washing machine vibrating against my ass and his mouth sucking my cock was too much for me. I was very afraid I'd explode too soon. I put both hands down to the edge of the washing machine and gripped it tightly. The whoosh-whoosh of the cylinder turning was communicating directly with my ass and balls, and what Ron was doing to my cock was incredible. I looked down at him. His eyes were closed, his expression intent. His mouth moved with such purpose, his fingertips sliding up and down the shaft. Suddenly, his eyes opened, and he grinned at me. Grinned at me with a mouth full of my cock. I went rigid, staring at him. I'd never seen anybody so damned happy about sucking cock before. At least, sucking my cock. He lapped at my precum, then moved his mouth away and gave me a gentle smile. 'You're fighting it,' he said. 'Quit that.' I stared at him helplessly. 'I want it to last, ' I said, my voice quivering. He winked at me. 'I'll keep doing it until you're tired of it,' he said, the laughter echoing in his voice.
Thankfully, my facial expression gave him a warning that it was coming...uh...cumming. He fastened his mouth on me and sucked hard, swallowing every drop of my cum as it pumped into his mouth. Some kind of contented sound purred out of his throat. My vision grew a little dark around the edges as I pitched forward. He caught me, laid my head against his shoulder and ran his hands up and down my back. Strong, but gentle, and very, very sensuous. I was becoming emotionally attached to the purring sound he made. The washer kicked into spin, and my ass vibrated like crazy. I heard Ron chuckle, and looked down. My half-hard cock was twitching from the movements of the washer. I gave him a silly grin. 'You've got to feel this,' I said. 'It's incredible.' His grin grew wider. 'I can feel it. I've got my cock and balls pressed against the front of the thing. Tell me...are we having a threesome? Technically, I mean?' I let go and laughed on his shoulder until my sides hurt. The washer wound down, made a few clanking noises and went silent.
Ron gave me a look that was pure, delighted horniness, and fished two quarters out of his pocket.
'And...off we go again,' he said, shoving the quarters in. I looked at him, then kissed him hard as the sound of rushing water began. 'You're wicked,' I murmured into his mouth. He smiled around my tongue thrust. 'I try,' he mumbled back. I managed to get my pants more-or-less closed, slid off the washer, waited until my knees solidified, then stabbed a thumb at the machine. 'Up,' I ordered. He hopped up and spread his tan, muscular legs. I admired him for a minute, then began to lick and nibble those incredible thighs. I rubbed my open mouth against his bulge. He groaned and leaned back on his hands. 'Damn, that feels so good,' he moaned. I teased him with my mouth until he was shaking and begging in a language he was making up as he went along. I managed to get his shorts open around his throbbing, swollen cock. He was gorgeous. Long and thick, the silky head swollen and oozing, the shaft almost purple. I touched his balls with a finger. They felt solid and heavy. The washer went into its whoosh-whoosh cylinder-rotating phase and he moaned. I ran my tongue the length of his cock, around the head, then back down. I slid it up one side, again around the head, and down the other side. I kept repeating the pattern, until he mumbled something completely unintelligible at me. His facial expression seemed quite sincere, so I nodded agreeably.
I tormented him until he was trembling so violently that his body was shaking the washer. Finally, I closed my mouth around his cockhead and swallowed him deep. He clapped a hand over his mouth in time, and the animal howl was mostly held in. I sucked him hard, my lips clamped tightly around his shaft, feeling him slide deeply into my mouth, his thickness moving over my tongue and very close to the top of my throat. I closed my eyes, relaxed and concentrated, thinking of the purring sound he made and the effort he had put into meeting me. To my knowledge, no one had every put the slightest bit of effort into meeting me. I felt him enter the top of my throat. All the way, I thought. I want you all the way in me. Every inch of you. I want every inch of you inside me. I kept sliding my mouth up and down his rod, until I felt my lips tight around the base of his cock, my nose buried in his tight, curly pubic hair. I slid him gently out and looked up at him. He still had the hand slapped over his mouth, and his eyes were huge. 'Always wanted to try that,' I said calmly. His face changed and he came at me.
Well, I thought, we're on the floor now and he's lost his mind. I was on my hands and knees. I still had my T-shirt on, but finding my shorts and briefs might take some time. Ron was behind me, out-of-control with lust, tonguing my ass furiously. He had one hand on my hip for balance; the other was massaging my balls. He kept trying to talk, which is impossible with a tongue up someone's ass, but felt very good to the ass in question. He tongued me, nibbled me, bit me a couple of times. I could hear his breathing, coarse and ragged as he gasped to get air into his lungs. He did something with his hand in the laundry basket, then I felt a cold slick finger slide into my crack. I chuckled inwardly. Mr. Perfect had come prepared. The lubricated finger gently pressed against my hole, increasing the pressure until it was inside me. I groaned in appreciation, and his breathing grew louder as he finger-fucked my ass. It felt so damned good. 'Ron,' I said loudly and clearly. 'I want you so fucking much. I want your big cock in my ass. I want you to fuck the hell out of me until you flood me with your cum. I want you to cum so big it pours down both my thighs.'
You'd really think a man that beautiful would be used to that kind of talk, wouldn't you? Nope. I felt his face on my back for a minute as he fought to control himself, his one pumping finger becoming two pumping fingers. Two thrusting, slamming, pumping fingers. He lubricated his cock, my left ass cheek, my left calf and the floor. After several attempts to drill new holes in me, he connected with the one that was there and impaled me. The phrase 'pleasure/pain' was defined for me at that moment. It hurt like hell, but it was also the most exquisite, intensely erotic sensation I'd ever had. 'Fuck me,' I groaned loudly. 'Take me. I want you, Ron. I want you to fuck me hard.'
He gripped my hips and fucked me...hard. I arched my back and thrust my ass back at him, wanting him more, wanting him harder, wanting him deeper than I'd ever wanted a man in my life. His balls slammed into me. His hands were like claws, his fingers imbedded in me like they'd never let go. I swear I felt his cock swell even more and begin to twitch. He made one continuous helpless sound that grew in volume and pitch. Finally it reached a crescendo, and he slammed his cock home and held it there as he pulsed out an incredible amount of hot cum. An amount that flooded me and overflowed. I felt his hot seed pouring down my thighs. I looked under myself, then got my face out of the way as I felt my own cock throb and swell. I shot cum all over my chest in an orgasm that both startled and overwhelmed me.
Ron lay down on my back. I let him stay like that until his slippery cock softened and slid out of me. 'Uh, Ron,' I said finally. 'The floor.' 'What about it?' he mumbled. 'Let's get off it,' I said. 'My knees are dying.' I managed to get him standing and rearranged his clothes, then propped him up against a washer. I found my shorts and briefs and got them on, then made an attempt to get all the laundry finished and gathered. Ron just stood and smiled a lot.
Eventually, we moved into his place. He had the washer and dryer. We use it a lot.


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Conventional wisdom tells us there's a perennial disconnect between IT and decision makers. However, the disconnect runs even deeper and wider when it comes to mobile technologies, according to a new survey conducted by mobile development firm Appcelerator and IDC. The reasons behind the disconnect appear rooted in IT's sense of its own mission.
Is mobile really IT's mission?
A survey of more than 8,000 mobile developers and 121 IT decision makers conducted earlier this year has unearthed what Appcelerator interprets as signs of a deep disconnect between IT and management when it comes to mobile development in the enterprise.
The survey covered six key areas: ownership of mobile, use of mobile tools, maturity of the use of mobile, implementation of HTML5, velocity and breadth of mobile releases, and the search for skilled mobile developers.
On most issues, IT decision makers and developers broke in opposite directions. To wit, almost half of developers believe IT decision makers are the main drivers of the mobile agenda in an organization, but more than 66 percent of decision makers feel developers are most responsible. When it comes to HTML5, more than 70 percent of IT decision makers report "a positive experience" with the standard; for developers, that number is a mere 37.2 percent.
Why such a deep schism? It could simply be a manifestation of the classic distinction between business leaders and workers in the trenches. But the people who devised the survey believe it might stem from differences in how developers and business leaders see their missions.
Brad Hipps, VP of marketing at Appcelerator, noted that when the survey was first devised it was originally aimed only at developers, not decision makers. He was startled by the disparity of opinion when decision makers were polled as well.
"As mobile has come to the fore over the past three or four years," said Hipps, "it's been somewhat paralleled by the rise of shadow IT -- essentially, the business saying 'we're not going to rely on IT.' And one main reason for that may be that IT was never optimized for these kinds of [mobile] experiences."
Ignorance shouldn't be bliss
Hipps described what he sees as IT's classical role: "Historically, IT is built and optimized to create and manage very large, complex systems of record, which requires great care and feeding, and most of which were optimized for stability, security, and availability." Those very qualities make tougher for IT to deliver mobile solutions, which require rapid iteration and attractive interfaces.
Appcelerator and IDG offer two possible interpretations of the effect this split has had on IT. One is that it can serve as a call to action. "[IT is in danger of] drifting into irrelevance if it can't show the lines of business that it knows what it is they're doing," said Hipps.
Hipps characterizes the other effect as the "ignorance is bliss" model, where IT feels relieved not to be tasked with the job of working on mobile, and is therefore left to concentrate on doing what it perceives it does best -- and can tell themselves they're doing fine. But developers in the trenches see a different (and gloomier) picture, and as a result "[IT is] not only isolated from what the lines of business think, but from what their own developers think.
"No one under the sun is designing themselves for obsolescence," said Hipps. But with the fundamental shifts in technology over the last several years, and the rise of mobile, "the contract with IT has changed. People still want stable and secure and available, but that's not the high bar now; the high bar now is experience. User expectations went through a sea change with the rise of mobile. This isn't fundamentally a Web world anymore."
In the end, IT leaders have "an overly optimistic sense of where they are," says John Jackson, research vice president for Mobile & Connected Platforms at IDC. Jackson says this split serves as a "cautionary tale," where IT is tasked with shedding its delusions about its roles and behaviors. "This is, at least, a call to self-reflection or introspection [on IT's part]."


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Q&A with Baseball's Clayton Dalrymple
Dalrymple came to K-State in 2013 and made a quick impact on the Wildcats' offense as he hit .500 as a pinch hitter, helping K-State win the Big 12. The following season, he batted a .241 (26-for-108) with four doubles, 13 RBIs, 21 walks and 10 stolen bases.
A competitor both on and off the field, Dalrymple was named to the Academic All-Big 12 First Team in 2014 and was a member of the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll in the fall of 2013.
Here's a look at K-State Sports Extra's conversation with Dalrymple prior to opening the 2015 season this past weekend:
Sports Extra: With the season getting ready to begin, what is the atmosphere like in the Wildcat clubhouse?
Clayton Dalrymple: We're really excited to get this thing going. We've been playing against each other for seven months now, so it was a long grind and we're really excited. I'm a hitter, so I've been facing the same pitchers over and over. I'm really excited to see some new arms and see the competition around the country.
SE: There are a lot of new faces on this team. What do like the most about this group?
CD: We have a lot of great new guys on this team, a lot of new teammates, but I like having new guys because it adds a lot of competition. Everyone is working for the same goal; we all mesh. The coaches did a great job of doing team-bonding things in the fall, so we have great chemistry. I like my teammates, and I think we're going to have a great season because of the chemistry. We all genuinely care about each other, and that's a great thing.
SE: How long have you been playing baseball?
CD: I've been playing baseball since I can remember. I couldn't tell you an exact start date, but apparently my first word when I was little was "ball." I've always loved sports, and I've been playing baseball for as long as I can remember.
SE: Your dad played football and your mom was an outstanding tennis player at the University of Miami. Did you ever think about playing either those two sports?
CD: I tried them both. I used to play a lot of different sports. Growing up I played football, but I didn't like to get hit. I played tennis as well, but I just couldn't handle missing shots. I was too immature for tennis at the time - it's a tough sport - so the last sport left was baseball. I just loved playing baseball all the time and couldn't imagine my life without it.
SE: What's your favorite part about the game of baseball?
CD: My favorite part about the game is competing and playing against the best players in the country at this level. I like stealing bases and I like using my strengths to help the team win. I like the team aspect of it.
SE: You said you like to steal bases, and I know you had 10 stolen bases last year. So I was wondering if you watched the World Series and what you thought about Billy Butler's steal?
CD: Well, it was a great job by him because nobody was expecting him to steal and he found an opportunity to do so and he did. I think that's what this K-State team is going to be like this year. Not just one or two guys are going to steal - we're probably one of the fastest teams I can remember at Kansas State. All the players on our team are going to be stealing bases, and I'm really excited to see that.
SE: Are you a fan of Major League Baseball?
CD: Growing up in Texas, I've always been a Rangers fan. I've been going to Rangers games for a long time, so they're the team I cheer for. They had a couple of World Series runs. The Rangers are my team.
SE: Do you have any hidden talents?
CD: I have a few. I do a good job of giving out nicknames, and I think I can draw Disney characters very well.
SE: Who have you given nicknames to on this K-State team?
CD: (Laughing) I've given Max Brown a lot of nicknames, one of them is Kiwi, the other is Jimmy. Nate Williams, I call him Brotha Man, and Jake Wootke is just Jakey Cakey. I just have a lot of nicknames for a lot of guys on the team.
SE: What's your favorite baseball movie?
CD: My favorite baseball movie, it's a tie between Rookie of the Year and The Sandlot. They're two great movies and they're very quotable. That's a big key for me as far as movies go.
SE: Do you have a favorite song or singer?
CD: I like country music. I'm not too picky as far as music goes. I went to a George Strait concert this summer - Cowboy Rides Away - that was very cool.
SE: What are you majoring in?
CD: Business Management. I feel like the classes they offered for that degree were very interesting to me and I really like numbers. That's why I declared for the College of Business and went with the management degree. We'll see where that takes me after college.
SE: And finally, I always finish up with this question: What's the best part about being a student-athlete at K-State?
CD: I couldn't think of a better place to play college athletics. Here at Kansas State, everybody cares about everybody else. As far as the student-athletes go, we're all cheering for all the teams all the time. I have a lot of friends on a lot of other athletics teams, so it's really fun. I'm really thankful for the opportunity I've been given. There is no other family atmosphere like the one here at Kansas State.
We hope you enjoy K-State Sports Extra. We would like to hear your comments and any story ideas for future emails, so fire them our way. Contact Kelly McHugh or K-State Assistant AD for Communications Kenny Lannou.


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I do want to get to know her but I also don't want her to be intimidated. Should I set up a date with her when I call?
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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is not a bogeyman that doctors just invented and sometimes invoke to scare a parent straight. It is a very real and very possible tragedy. Although my family has been fortunate enough to be spared, a friend of mine was not so lucky with her 4-month old baby. The two characteristics of SIDS that really gets to me, and probably for other mothers as well, is that (1) it happens when your baby is asleep, and (2) there isn't any immediate or directly identifiable cause.
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Needless to say, I read EVERY material I could get my hands on about this crib killer. And when my daughter Charlotte was born, I used every preventive measure I learned. Among the various methods I implemented, there was one small piece of plastic that helped me get some sleep through the first year of Charlotte's life. It's a portable baby movement monitor called Snuza Go.
How Baby Movement Monitors Work?
I would have to say that baby movement monitors are one of the most brilliant baby care inventions since the disposable diaper. As much as you want to be by your baby's side 24/7, it's not just physically possible. It's particularly dangerous if he or she is sleeping.
With a baby movement monitor, you can be in another room doing some other chore and still retain some peace of mind. This gadget is basically a movement sensor that can detect even the slight rise and fall of your baby's chest as he or she breathes.
It will make a loud alarm when no movement is detected from the baby!
Features that Met My Needs
So my husband and I did some comparison shopping, and quickly learned about the various kinds of baby movement monitors. Some are designed as sensor pads to be placed under the crib's mattress. Others are made to be in direct contact with the baby's skin. Some are battery operated. Others use an external power source. Snuza Go got my attention because it had the exact combination of features I was looking for.
1. Portable. The one defining feature of the Snuza Go that I find most helpful is its portability. The sensor pad types are all good and effective but they are not exactly something you can bring anywhere and set up. I can bring it along with me wherever I may take Charlotte along. It's good for use while your baby's in the car seat, in your bed, and of course, in the crib.
2. Hypersensitive detectors. The sensors found at the tip and covered with rubber is very sensitive. So even the most delicate breathing movements of infants can be monitored.
3. Very audible alarm. Snuza Go releases a very loud alert sound. So you can be in the opposite part of the house, drowned in the noise of running appliances or playing children, yet you'll surely hear it when it goes off.
4. Highly accurate readings. The sensors rest on top of the baby's abdomen. This placement is such so that the rise and fall of the baby's tummy is properly monitored to guarantee precise detection every time.
5. Convenient power source. This monitor is battery powered so can be used anytime and anywhere your baby sleeps.
6. Compact. It has no need for external plugs, wires or any sort of cables. You can easily imagine how such components could be dangerous for a baby.
7. Ergonomic construction. The movement monitor is small and light. It weighs only around an ounce. It is a very sensibly designed baby movement monitor. It has a compact shape, has no protrusions or sharp and angled surfaces. The end part that actually serves as the sensor is meant to be kept constantly in contact with the baby's tummy. But the baby will hardly feel it as it is made of very soft rubber.
8. Uncomplicated operation. The Snuza Go is so simple to use—switch it on, clip it securely to the diaper's or pants' elastic waistband, and you and baby are ready to go.
9. Ideal for use in a variety of sleeping arrangements. Snuza Go is a dedicated movement monitor. So if you have twins or multiples, each baby can be monitored independently even if they all sleep in the same crib.
10. Can be used to monitor even tiny babies. Snuza Go is safe for use even on small or premature babies.
11. Stable clip-on feature. Snuza Go attaches snugly and stably onto the diaper waistband. So the chances of false alarms because the device accidentally fell off are ruled out.
12. Presence of light indicators. An indicator that will blink and alert you to change the batteries has been supplied. A movement-rate indicator is present as well and will go off when fewer than 8 movements per minute are detected. And all these LEDs are bright enough that you can see them blinking through a thick pajama.
13. Hypoallergenic. The rest of the gadget is made from what they call hypoallergenic plastics. The same type they use for medical instruments. Charlotte never once got fussy about her Snuza Go and as far as I can tell, never developed a rash because of it.
14. Programmable. Another feature I liked about this baby movement monitor is how sensitive the alarm is. The audio alarm goes off as soon as no movement is detected within a set period of time. The Snuza Go's sensitivity can be set at 15, 18 or 20 seconds too.
15. User-replaceable batteries – Snuza Go can be used for successive children as its batteries can be replaced easily for a reasonable cost of around $20 to $30.
What's Included?
A handful of useful items come included when you purchase Snuza Go.
A comprehensive user manual is supplied. It features useful diagrams to aid you in correct usage of the movement monitor. Tips on how to configure and troubleshoot the device are detailed as well.
A protective carry-case made of plastic is provided.
What Others are Saying?
These are what other parents have said about Snuza Go:
"This is the most important baby care product I purchased. Nothing is more important than my child's safety and for a very reasonable price of Snuza Go I was able to ensure this."
"I am not a first-time mom so you can just imagine how deprived of sleep I am. But after I've heard of Snuza Go from a friend, I quickly bought it even before I delivered my newest baby. Needless to say, I've been able to get more hours of sleep now thanks to Snuza Go. Wish I knew of this baby movement monitor product back then!"
A Few Complaints
Just like any modern consumer, part of my pre-purchase research about the product was skimming through online user reviews. Not surprisingly, most of them were positive but to be fair, I should also mention some of the complaints.
Battery issue. There was one case where the battery, which was supposed to last for a year, conked out after three months. This is obviously an issue with a product you particularly expect to work continuously without fail. The upside is that the batteries on Snuza Go monitors are actually replaceable.
Battery power on any gadget is always dependent on usage. The important thing for those who choose this monitor is to always check the power before using it. Always take a look at the indicator light if it's blinking or colored red. That means the battery is low and needs to be replaced.
Concern on the clip-on feature. Another issue that I came across was how sometimes it was difficult to get the monitor to stay clipped onto the diaper when the baby started to become more mobile. I personally had the same experience when Charlotte began to get squirmy and this resulted in the occasional false alarm.
The good side of it for me was that I was able to confirm without a doubt the Snuza Go's sensitivity. As soon as the sensor lost contact with my baby's skin, it set off. I was able to resolve the issue by making sure that the diapers I used were an exact fit. This became less of a problem with onesies.
Where to purchase Snuza Go?
Yes it's true that Snuza Go and other baby products from Snuza are a bit high-end. Depending on where you buy it the Go can range from around $90 to a little over a $100. But all in all, I would have to say that this baby movement monitor is worth every penny.
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"The $175 million Bible Park USA will be built on about 110 acres fronting Interstate 40, the Nashville Post reported Thursday.
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Some of the featured attractions will include a Bible Land Fly-Through indoor ride, an indoor Exodus Experience featuring the parting of the Red Sea with high-tech standing 25-foot waves and image projection, recording studios for church choirs and a recreation of Noah's Ark, according to Bible Park USA's Web site."
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Thanks to my Aunt Billie in Texas for sending me her friend's clever caption. http://t.co/YbywCBS1rz
— Sarah Palin (@SarahPalinUSA) September 19, 2013
The Russian leadership must be laughing their asses off over tall glasses of Stoli these days, all while John Kerry pretends to be a cunning diplomatic genius.
Unrelated but important: I confess to having preoccupied lately between working on multiple blogs and websites in addition to being crippled by having the attention span of a goldfish, but if anybody knows what's going on with our regular visitor/commenter "Sign Painter Guy" please drop me an email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or mention it in comments. I want to help if at all possible.
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A.Men on
September 20th, 2013 9:07 am
obomba is Putin's B_tch!
doriangrey1 on
September 20th, 2013 11:52 am
Loves me some Sarah Palin… The Obamanation Administration… not so much…
If your going to tell a blatant bald faced lie, ya might as well make it a big one.
doriangrey1 on
September 20th, 2013 11:53 am
So sayeth the Tiger…
backwoodsconservative on
September 20th, 2013 12:08 pm
I dropped Doug a line to let him know that SPG is still kicking, just can't afford internet access right now.
The post above is absolutely hilarious.
Granny55 on
September 20th, 2013 12:28 pm
I love how she just keeps picking the liberal scab!!!
Truesoldier__ on
September 20th, 2013 1:38 pm
I really hope Palin doesn't run for office. She is a much bigger thorn in the side of liberals as a private citizen and I am afraid she would just get hogtied by the GOP machine and liberal lawsuits if she were to hold public office.
Truesoldier__ on
September 20th, 2013 1:41 pm
Some good news here:
House passes bill defunding Obamacare.
Of course the Dem's are saying it is DOA in the Senate and Dear Leader said he wouldn't sign it if it did pass. So far the House GOP is saying that this IS there stopgag bill for continuing to fund the government and it is up to the Dem's in the Senate to either pass it or be responsible for a government shutdown. Of course who knows if Boehner will keep from going wobbly by the end of next week, so we will have to see what next week brings.
Doug on
September 20th, 2013 2:04 pm
Got it. Thanks much! I'll reply asap. Gotta be something we can do to get him back online.
Truesoldier__ on
September 20th, 2013 5:04 pm
Hey look, yet another Dem "war on women" moment. This time it is the communications chair for the Democratic Party of Sacramento, Calif.,:
Bet the LSM will ignore this one as well.
patti on
September 20th, 2013 5:53 pm
That would be great, Doug.
Like everyone here, he is missed at MM's, too.
Truesoldier__ on
September 20th, 2013 6:42 pm
More good news (at least for now) immigration reform is dead in the House and will not be introduced this fall as was expected:
Also, Darrell Issa is planning a trip to Benghazi. Dem's are crying foul, because he did not invite any (perhaps out of concern for his own security).
Granny55 on
September 20th, 2013 8:27 pm
Right On True! She tells it like it is and just makes the liberal heads explode with her fact based statements!!! She would be great as head of the RNC but they would never have her because of the truth she speaks.
Granny55 on
September 20th, 2013 8:34 pm
He apologized but we all know that it wasn't sincere. He is an absolute a$$. But it is getting interesting…… The liberal professor in Kansas got a free paid vacation after his rant about killing children of NRA members and a couple of weeks ago a professor from Michigan State Univ got a paid vacation after his rant about R's raping the US. Now if we could only make those paid vacations – non paid, kick your arse out of the system that would be even better. Free speech is open to all but when you start calling for children to be murdered because you don't agree with the second ammendment – those words have consequences.
Granny55 on
September 20th, 2013 8:37 pm
They have no room to bitch after they pissed on the graves of the four who died in Benghazi by walking out of the hearing where two parents were testifying about the lack of information about the murder of their children. Screw em – why pay for the trip when they don't give a shiite!
Granny55 on
September 20th, 2013 8:37 pm
Let us know how we can help – missing SpG!!!
patti on
September 21st, 2013 12:36 am
Granny55 on
September 21st, 2013 9:33 am
I don't know if anyone here is on Twitter but this is interesting. I went to Twitchy last night to see what was current. Trending was the hateful bile being spewed about Mitt Romney's daughter adopting a black baby. I simply responded to the comments by asking if the haters had stepped up to the plate to adopt a child themselves. This morning I woke up to a suspended twitter account. Interesting……
ChapBix on
September 21st, 2013 2:36 pm
She would be a thorn in the side of the GOP establishment as well. Since they are far too comfortable with their positions, that would be greatly welcomed by at least some of us in fly over country.
ChapBix on
September 21st, 2013 2:41 pm
"Free speech is open to all but when you start calling for children to be murdered because you don't agree with the second ammendment – those words have consequences."
Something about inciting violence and all. Can you imagine the fury on the left if someone on the right said like this about one of their cherished sacred cows?
ChapBix on
September 21st, 2013 2:42 pm
No, they would rather the black baby be aborted.
Doug on
September 21st, 2013 5:27 pm
That guy ended up being "asked to resign" but he'll probably end up with a shot on MSNBC or Current now. He's probably too far left for Al Jazeera.
Doug on
September 21st, 2013 5:47 pm
Just emailed back BackwoodsConservative to start figuring out what we can do.
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Signs of hope in Syria at 5 year anniversary of the civil war says Open Doors
There are signs of hope in Syria, with small businesses opening, new churches being planted and more people coming to Christ than ever before as the 5 year anniversary of the civil war occurs on 15 March 2016, according to persecution charity Open Doors.
The war in Syria has had a devastating effect on the population; 7.6 million people are internally displaced within the country and 4.6 million refugees have fled to nearby countries* such as Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan. Over 300,000 Syrians have fled to Europe.
An estimated 1.9 million Christians were in Syria at the start of the civil war, but Open Doors sources believe that between 600,000 and 900,000 Christians remain in the country. The number of Christians secretly worshipping is unknown. Syrian Christians not only face the same devastating effects of the war as other Syrians, but are also the targets of Islamic extremists.
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*Figures on refugees taken from UNHCR 31 December 2015.
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OpendTect Pro supports many attributes, filters and utilities for imaging faults and fractures. We have now combined all these tools in a new commercial plugin called the Faults & Fractures (FF) plugin.
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Figure 2 Fracture Density (right) and Fracture Proximity (left) attributes computed from Thinned Fault Likelihood attribute.
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I've been hanging out/talking with this guy since February . We have been taking things pretty slow up with how things have progressed. We text daily/snap chat and most recently we have been talking on the phone at nights. We have hung out and gone on one on one dates and group dates together.
I asked him to be my date to a wedding that I am the maid of honor in this Saturday. (I asked him awhile ago about this.) He called me yesterday saying that his family has a golf outing that they are doing that day and he was wondering if after the reception is done at 10 P.M. if I wanted to go meet up with his family with him. (Aunts, Uncles, sisters, parents and cousins) I said of course that I'd be up for that. They are going to be at a restaurant/bar afterwards.
Does this mean things are getting more serious if he is bringing me around family? Or did he just feel obligated to bring me along so he wouldn't have to ditch me after the wedding? Thoughts?
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