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You can choose from many continuing care retirement communities. What makes our approach to health care unique? A combination of benefits and a continuum of care (Independent, Assisted, Memory and Long-Term Nursing) that covers a lifetime of needs.
We believe you should only pay for healthcare as you need it and we want you to stay independent as long as possible. We're on a Fee-for-Service basis, so you don't spend money on care until you actually use it; if you have an Extensive Benefit plan,you receive a substantial % discount off the published rates.
We own our own healthcare services. We have set our own standards for 40+ years. We do not delegate these responsibilities to third-party vendors. Our Med Center offers the latest generation of technologies and treatments, with an exceptional medical team. Our inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services are renowned for success. The right help is right here at the right time.
We're a hospital-backed community, part of the St. Joseph's Health Care alliance, plus 23 Health Point/BayCare physician offices and Community Care Clinics for the underserved. We're part of the BayCare Health System, a family of nine leading not-for-profit hospitals in the Tampa Bay area.
Finally, you're surrounded by extraordinary care. For special medical concerns, you're positioned for the best in care. We are seconds away from the Veterans Administration Hospital, with its deep resources, and the Moffitt Cancer and Research Center, one of the top ten in the U.S. In fact, John Knox is in the heart of one of the most accomplished medical communities in America: The hospitals and professionals of the Tampa Bay area.
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The children's garden where they plant seeds and learn to grow
In our experience gardening with young children, isn't as simple in practice as most people think. Yes it is fun, and yes there are many moments of wonder and discovery. But gardening with a group of young children, many who would rather be playing than following careful instructions is seldom as calm, or controlled as most of us would like. It's about seeds being scattered in clumps and piles, about too much water being poured on one spot, and next to no water on another spot. It's about plants being dug up to see the other end or cherry tomatoes pulled off the vine and squished or thrown for fun.
Gardening with children is like most sensory experiences with 3's and 4's. It's messy, it's chaotic, instruction goes out the window, and you just hope something is getting through.
The amazing thing is something always does. They remember the days they picked string beans and dipped them in salad dressing, or picked the cucumbers and made pickles, or used their tomatoes to make a sauce. They remember they cooked something inside that they grew outside. They make the connection that the food we eat starts in the soil.
They do not make neat rows. They do not tenderly care for each plant, they water the leaves and flower petals rather than the roots. For most children gardening is just another form of play: there's dirt, there's water, there's tools, and on hot days they get hosed down. But like all play there is learning going on, beneath the surface, just out of sight. It occurs without the children even knowing it.
Gardening is unpredictable, frustrating and yet quite often a delight. Just as we cannot control the weather, or know in advance what seeds will thrive, or what city animals might want a little snack, we cannot force children to sit on the sidelines and simply watch and expect them to care. They need to work in the garden, touching, tasting, in order to experience the absolute wonder of life springing from what seems like nothing, a life we helped nourish. That in turn will nourish us.
At a time when more and more children are disconnected from nature, at a time when they are indoors more than out, a garden is a place where children and nature thrive. Our job as teachers, as parents is to help plant the seeds and then step back and watch them grow.

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About a month ago, I sold my wife's almost two year old NEO laptop for half its price and decided to get the hottest sub-notebook PC craze – the Asus EeePC.
After several weeks of using the ASUS EeePC, my wife said it was a great machine, and she wanted to keep it if she can, but she said she wanted a Nintendo Wii as well. I told her, I can't buy her a Wii because I was thinking of getting an Asus EeePC myself. She said that I can have her EeePC for as long as I get her a Wii.
I remember about 5 years ago since my last laptop experience (A Toshiba Satellite) that I vowed that I would never again buy a laptop, not until they improve the battery life to at least 12 hours. It made no sense lugging around a heavy machine, and yet only getting about 1 or 2 hours of work on the road.
Recently, my thoughts on the matter have been greatly changed with the arrival of the Asus My EeePC. The following best summarizes why I had a sudden change of heart.
1.) Weight, size and form factor compensates for short Battery life – Although the battery life is still short of my expectations, yet at 2.0 lbs and with a dimension of 8.9 × 6.5 × 1.4 in I wouldn't mind including this little baby in my things to bring during my travels.
Besides, 3.5 hours of battery life, is the standard battery life for this machine. This already means that the screen brightness is at at it's average level while at the same time, WIFI and speaker volume is turned on. I am sure I can get more juice from this baby if I dim the screen to minimum levels, turn of the volume and WIFI when not in use.
Take note that 3.5 hours is already not bad for a mobile computer. There are laptops that promise you 2 to 3 hours of battery life, but in reality you only get 1 or 1.5 hours of computing time. However the ASUS EeePC delivers what it promises. The reason for this is that this machine does not have a hard disk and a cd-rom. This really boosts the battery life, considering that these two are among the biggest consumer of battery power.
At first it seems very inconvenient to use the keyboard, considering it's size. But after several days of using it, my hands got used to it. In fact some of the longest entries on this blog are written on the Asus EeePC while I am on the plane, traveling in a vehicle, in a classroom or in a restaurant or coffee shop.
Although I never brag about my Eee PC, people will always never fail to stop, look and ask questions about this little cute and mean machine. If having a laptop is the disgusting concept of having an"elevated" status quo for some people, than having an EeePC definitely raises the standard of such status quo.
2.) Underneath the hood – 900 Megahertz processor that runs on Intel Celeron and 512 MB of RAM may not seem enough with the most popular, resource hungry operating systems. However take note that this little thing is driven by the a customized version of a very stable and reliable Linux variant. Boot time only takes 22 seconds while shutting down the system only takes 7 seconds. Even at this speed and with this memory, your fingers never start drumming.
People always ask me if the 4 GB hard disk space is enough.(Only 1.3 GB is actually usable, the rest is used by the Operating system and the built in programs) My reply to them is it will always depend on what is the purpose of using your EeePC. If you use your EeePC as a mobile entertainment machine, the built in free space might probably be not enough. I use my EeePC mainly for office work and for me having 1 GB of hard is disk space is more than enough. Besides I can pop-in an SD/MMC card in it's built in SSD-MMC card reader if I really need more space.
The EeePC utilizes an SSD (Solid State Drive) for storage. This is the technology behind flash disk drives. The advantage of this is that it is more durable than traditional hard disk drives, making the machine "shock proof" (Since it is traditional hard disk drives with the head, are the ones that are easily damaged when notebook computers are dropped) The disadvantage of this is the limited space that it gives. However SSD technology is foreseen to improve in the next couple of years.
There is no substitute for CD-ROM but if you want to attach an external CD-ROM, you can just attach it to one of it's three available UBSB 2.0 Ports.
3.) What drives the Asus EeePC – I've always been a fan of Linux because I fully support the open source movement. They say that it is possible to put Windows XP in this thing. I have no plans of doing this. With a complete set of 50 + programs that lets me do anything that I could basically do in a windows driven machine what more could I ask for ?
The ASUS My EeePC is driven by Asus' own version of the highly popular and easy to use Xandros O.S which is one of easiest Linux variants available in the market today. I admit that it might take some "hacking" before I could add programs into this Linux driven. However that would be no problem since anyway I am not planning to add any other programs. The built in programs fully satisfies my day to day computing needs.
As commonly known the Linux Operating system offers the advantages of security, stability (Compared to the instability of Windows bloatware) and the advantage of not having to deal with viruses and spyware. (Although the EeePC has a built in Antivirus system. This is for the benefit of helping stop the spread of viruses to widows based machine just in case your flash drive is infected.)
Tweaking the operating system might take being a hacker or a geek but using it is just like child's play. When my brother asked me what kind of laptop he should buy for one of his personnel, I recommended the Asus EeePC. He checked it out and told me that he will not buy it because it is like a 5 year old kid's machine and it is so "easy" to use. I told him, it may look like a kid's machine, but it is one lean and mean kid's machine. Unfortunately he never bought it.
Connecting to wireless networks, wired networks and even in network systems with multiple work stations running on multiples operating systems is no problem for the Asus EeePC. You can see and connect to all of the PCs in the network through the file manager.
The built in dial up modem and RJ-12 port makes it possible to connect to dial up networks (But who has ever heard of connecting to dial-up internet service providers nowadays?) The built in network card and RJ-45 port makes it possible for you to connect to wired networks. Setting up WIFI access is also a breeze in it's easy to configure wireless networks interface.
The built in stereo speaker is loud enough to let you enjoy music or watch movies without annoying the person across your seat in the plane. The built-in camera also helps you capture pictures, make a video blog entry or let the person whom you are chatting with see your face.
With all of these things in mind, what more can I ask for in a mobile computing machine ? Well, technology always has this nasty record of wishing you could have waited more for the "better" machine. They say that the next batch of EeePC will feature 9-inch touch screen, higher speed processor and higher storage. But who cares ? At P 19,000.00, this is one machine that truly gives meaning to the saying "A better value for your money."


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Yes, you have arrived at the "OPSdonuts" page! What do donuts have to do with designing warehouse operations, you ask? Fundamentally, we are in a people business. Attitudes and relationships count and have a tangible impact on project progress and quality of work. And it is our experience that people like donuts! So, you schedule the morning meeting and we'll bring the donuts as our way of starting the day off with a smile.
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In the final days of the Obama Administration and current Federal Communications Commission, commissioners covered a number of business items, including a brush with license revocation for Pacifica radio station WBAI. The series of complaints lodged over a two-year period are the result of broadcasts in which the radio station reportedly referred to an "an escaped fugitive who was involved in the shooting of a state trooper" — possibly Assata Shakur, the only woman on the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists list — as a hero.
The decision [PDF] upholds the Commission's long-held viewpoint on content. The memorandum reads, in part, that the FCC "will not take adverse action on a license renewal application based upon the subjective determination of a listener or group of listeners that the station has broadcast purportedly inappropriate programming."
The question remains whether a new Administration, renowned for bucking precedent and going on the political offensive, will stick to this protocol.
This commissioners' meeting happened amid major changes. FCC Chair Tom Wheeler has announced his departure, clearing the way for President-Elect Donald Trump to name the next FCC head and secure a Republican majority on the commission for the first time in nearly a decade.
Shaking up the current order is surely a high priority. Trump has already lined up deregulation players on his transition team. One has to expect the President-Elect's squad of culture warriors and tough conservatives is going to put responsible use of public airwaves, and perhaps review of decisions like this, on the agenda.
Some may paint the decision as a free speech issue. It may be. However, the FCC in its ruling was also clear about where it drew the line on such debates:
[W]e can deny an application for renewal of a broadcast station license only if we find, after notice and an opportunity for a hearing, that the station has failed to serve the public interest, convenience and necessity, committed a serious violation of the Act or rules, or committed a series of violations that constitute a pattern of abuse.
Attorney David Oxenford is among those encouraged that the FCC memo, taken in among decisions like no longer enforcing the Zapple Doctrine, means content is safe. Yet in the rubric of the FCC, free speech is an issue, but even then only insofar as a radio station serves the "public interest, convenience and necessity." What's important is that a Trump Administration FCC will likely take a harder look at such complaints, especially if past filings can establish a pattern of failure to serve the public.
The possibility of license revocation should prompt soul searching within community radio. Is it meeting that standard? It should. Public service is at the heart of what community is and does. Paul Riismandel is among many to tackle the topics of mission, content, service and access. The recent FCC judgment sets the stage for assessments yet to come.
Community radio has its own changes happening. Low-power community stations are helping rekindle the localism fire and bringing radio back to people's neighborhoods. Groups like Hearken are helping non-commercial stations see relationships as key to success. Moreover, as a former Pacifica program director, news director and producer, I don't share fellow Pacifica alum Sonali Kolhatkar's optimism for call-out radio. The sheer number of donations that went to non-profit journalism organizations during Trump's ascension, but not enough to drag Pacifica off the financial iceberg in spite of its immense reach, hints that public tastes have changed. Today, there's more interest in an mélange of voices rooted in common values. As Jacobs Media reflects, people today tune in for credibility, depth and balance, as well as learning.
Indeed, part of this discussion must dive into how a station presents itself. As Riismandel implies, community radio came up during a period in which it saw itself as the alternative, even opposition, to various other media. Today, with podcasting, Facebook Live, audio/video streaming, the web and narrowcasting by non-profit and for-profit entities, what alternative and opposition mean to the average person is hard to say. I don't pretend to be in a position to tell a community radio station what it should and shouldn't air. The WBAI case goes into a much longer and more complicated tension in some community radio quarters: "truth telling" versus an individual DJ with an opinion that may not represent the wider community. Regardless, I'll say in general it's imperative for stations to look at programming in the lens of FCC expectations. Each community radio station must define what it wants of its DJs, its programs and its presence in its local area, in the context of regulations, community standards and the like.
My argument is not in favor of homogenizing content. Community radio does not have to sacrifice courage or boldness to serve the public. Look no further than a program like Reveal, offered by PRX free to community radio, for investigative journalism and penetrating conversation, which transverses criminal justice, voting rights, day care regulation and issues with profound significance. Check out the Association of Independents in Radio's Finding America series for rich storytelling that embraces public and community media's core mission. One just needs to look a bit deeper, and try harder.
Now and always, non-commercial educational radio has to center community service and their FCC licenses above all else. Taking a look at how community radio programming and engagement serve the public is meaningful, not just for the future but also for potential examinations of their records. In a Trump Administration — one where accountability and draining the swamp aren't just rhetoric but action — community radio stations that don't take service and their licenses seriously must do so.
This piece originally appeared on Medium, and has been reprinted with permission.
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Potato Chip Chicken with Quick Slaw
This family supper dish gets its crunchy coating from crumbled chips
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Level: Easy
Yield: 4 servings
Serves: 4
- 4 c. potato chips
- 1 large egg
- 4 medium chicken breast halves
- .13 tsp. Pepper
- 4 c. cabbage mix
- 1 large carrot
- ¼ small red onion
- ¼ c. cider vinegar
- 1 tsp. sugar
- ¼ tsp. salt
- Preheat oven to 450ºF. Put potato chips in a large resealable plastic bag and crush them into crumbs with a rolling pin or the bottom of a pan (you'll have about 11/4 cups crumbs).
- Beat egg with a fork in a pie plate or shallow dish. Dip 1 piece of chicken in egg, then transfer chicken to crumbs in bag, pressing them onto chicken breast so they stick to it. Transfer chicken to ungreased cookie sheet.
- Repeat with remaining chicken breasts. If there are any crumbs remaining in the bag, dip chicken breasts one more time so they're completely coated. Return to cookie sheet and sprinkle both sides of chicken with 1/4 tsp. pepper. Bake 15 minutes, or until meat just loses its pink color throughout.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, toss cabbage mix with carrot, onion, vinegar, oil, sugar, salt and remaining 1/8 tsp. pepper. Serve baked chicken alongside slaw. Have some barbecue sauce on the side for dipping, if you like.
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A home for all seasons! This majestic stone and brick French Provincial home is situated on 12+ acres in one of Chester Countys finest locations. French doors welcome your entry into a grand marble foyer with a step down to a magnificent two story sun drenched living room with floor to ceiling stone fireplace and a custom mahogany bar. Triple french doors provide access to a fabulous outdoor entertaining area which includes an infinity pool, quarry stone hardscaped patio with fireplace, custom wrought iron work and a separate decking area allowing for your enjoyment of the most spectacular sunsets in all of Chester County. The backyard had been landscaped professionally to offer a hiking trail through a meadow and mature trees to a pond at the bottom of the property. Enter back into the house through the large kitchen and morning room with two story vaulted ceiling and a floor to ceiling two sided brick fireplace providing a wonderfully open and sunlit space for gathering. A large formal dining room and a library/office/study provide additional space to enjoy. The main floor master suite provides a private retreat featuring a gas fireplace, access to infinity pool, and dressing area with 2 walk-in closets. A large main floor princess suite and 2 charming bedrooms with Jack & Jill bath on the second floor offer additional sleeping space. There is a large vaulted 5th bedroom with courtyard access near the kitchen, ideal for guest or au paire suite. A stunning home offering the most splendid light, vaulted ceilings, and an open and airy floor plan. The sunsets from the infinity pool, quarried stone patio and rear deck are truly spectacular. (These 12 private acres are under preferential tax assessment Act 319 status offering lower property tax). The house is ideally situated in the acclaimed and highly desirable, award winning Unionville-Chadds Ford school district. Grey Dove Drive final paving has just been completed. The Hawks Crest development has never looked better.


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Welcome to the Hot Tub Things Blog. Discover all the latest products and get tips on how to keep your hot tub in tip top condition with The Hot Tub Things blog!
Posts Tagged 'hot tub parts'
Hot Tub Filters: How to Find the Right One
Posted: November 7, 2014 - 12:30 am
So you need a new hot tub filter, but you just checked online and it seems like the most daunting task. There are thousands of filters and they all seem to look the same. White pleated mesh stuff with blue plastic ends right? Aren't they all the same? What's with all the numbers and differences?Read the full story
Troubleshooting Water Flow and Pump Issues
Posted: June 20, 2014 - 11:41 pm
Are you having issues with low water flow, or no water flow? There could be a variety of reasons, but the hot tub pump might be a cause for some of the problems you're experiencing. Let us help you evaluate the issue with this troubleshooting guide. Safety First: Be very careful when handling and checking theRead the full story
How to Use Your Hot Tub in California's Drought
Posted: May 16, 2014 - 12:07 am
If you're a resident of California, then you were probably reminded this week of our drought as the heat wave came through. California only has 20% of normal water levels left and it has become a serious concern for everyone. Counties are taking action to conserve water and hot tub owners are being told notRead the full story
The Truth About Hot Tub Filters
Posted: April 3, 2014 - 10:34 pm
The truth about hot tub filters is…. You need them! And you have to take care of them! It is really that simple. No one wants to worry about filters or take care of them, but it's one of the most important responsibilities of owning a hot tub. Let us explain why filters are soRead the full story
Spa Heaters: What to Consider When Deciding Between Gas and Electric Models
Posted: February 21, 2014 - 06:47 pm
From time to time, our customers ask us to comment on whether we think a gas or electric spa heater is best. So today we wanted to provide a bit of guidance that may help spa enthusiasts answer that question for themselves. It all starts with a look at the spa itself. Think about it this way.Read the full story
The Benefits of Hot Tub Ozonators
Posted: February 4, 2014 - 12:01 am
There has been much buzz in the hot tub industry in recent years about the benefits of having an ozonator installed in a hot tub. Yet many hot tub owners are still unaware as to what an ozonator is, as well as the benefits that they can provide. To help you get a better ideaRead the full story
Replacement Air Blower Can Get Your Unit's Water Bubbling Again
Posted: January 9, 2014 - 11:21 pm
Has your hot tub's air blower stopped functioning altogether? Perhaps it works intermittently or is making a disturbing sound. Should that be the case, a few repairs and replacement hot tub parts may get your hot tub's water bubbling again. However, before you pick up the phone and call a hot tub repair service, head on over toRead the full story
Best Features to Look for When Buying Spa Steps
Posted: August 21, 2013 - 09:11 pm
When purchasing a hot tub or spa, one of the items that you'll want to contemplate investing in is a set ofspa steps. Although it may seem like a straightforward purchase, there are several things to think about before heading to the cash register. Anti-Slip Tread Anti-slip tread is one of the first features thatRead the full story
Issues to Consider When Buying a Hot Tub Ozonator
Posted: August 8, 2013 - 08:48 pm
Have you been thinking about investing in a hot tub ozonator? If so, there are some factors that you'll want to take into consideration before making your selection. Doing so will help you to avoid problems in the long run. With that said, here's a look at a few key issues to mull over beforeRead the full story
Versatile Hot Tub Pillows Offer a Variety of Uses
Posted: July 20, 2013 - 01:23 am
Spa pillows make a wonderful addition to one's slice of outdoor nirvana. Some of the models available are designed for a particular spa. Others are more generic and crafted to be highly portable. Here's a quick look at a few portable pillows that are suitable for use with both spas and pools: One super modelRead the full story


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New Jersey Department of Education Office of Student Support Services 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program and Out-of-School Time Resources
Project Director: Tobi Knehr
90 Delaware Ave.
Paterson, NJ 07503
Phone: (973) 321-0995
Email: email@example.com
County: Passaic
Servicing School District: Paterson
CLC Sites: International High School, School #5, School #15
Partners: Teens2Work, Bergen PAC, Kula for Karma, GrandMagister, Creative Cooks, Silk City Media, Creative Force Visual Arts
Serving Grade Level: 4-12
No. of Students to be served: 315
No. of Adults to be Served: 315
Times of Services: After School: 3:00-6:00PM; Summer 1:00-4:00PM
The Paterson Public School ("PPS") School District is proposing to provide afterschool services to 315 students from PS 15, PS 5, International High School ("IHS") and Garrett Morgan Academy ("GMA") High School in Paterson, New Jersey. These are low performing schools - schools, and School 15 is one of the lowest performing schools in the state; in fact, the NJ DOE has named it a Priority School. Students are very poor; free lunch rates range from 74% to 96% of the student body. Few students have plans to attend college; many will not graduate from high school.
We believe our proposed 21 CCLC program can change this culture of under achievement. We propose to offer a program at International High School that focuses on college and career. This program will consist of 5 strands: College & Career Assessment, Job Preparation; Employment; College Preparation and Tours; and Guest Speakers. These activities will provide students with the hard and soft skills to succeed in life and inspire, them to reach their potential.
For younger students we will deliver a program with a Performing Arts theme; we have selected this theme because research shows that students who participate in arts learning experiences often improve their achievement in other areas of life. Our program is designed to deeply engage students in the program, encourage regular school day attendance and academic performance, and help them develop increased self-confidence.
These supports can make the difference for the children of Paterson. With our help, they can overcome the obstacles in their path, and develop the skills, attitudes and commitment necessary to achieve life success.


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A Patio Cover Adds Value and Comfort to Your Home
If you're a Texas homeowner, you know how enjoyable an outdoor patio can be – providing it's covered. If it's open, though, you probably don't spend much time on your patio, given how blazing hot it can get in the summer and how rainy it can get in the winter. But Texans do love the outdoors, and it's a shame not to be able to enjoy your patio virtually year-round. That's why you need to install a shade cover, an awning, or some other type of patio cover.
When you add a well-designed, high quality patio cover, you'll not only be able to utilize what is often wasted space in Texas homes, but you'll also add value to your home. Beyond that, you give yourself options for later home improvements, since you can always enclose your patio with screen or glass in the future – turning it into a sunroom without having to rebuild the roof.
Lone Star State residents have a variety of options when it comes to patio enclosures. Patio cover styles include the pergola (often known as an arbor), which is a shaded area with cross beams and open lattice; an awning; or a shade cover, which is often solid but can have skylights. Some people even opt for carport-like structures.
Hiring a Contractor
If you decide to hire a Texas contractor to construct your patio cover, it's crucial that you select one with an established reputation. A reputable contractor will ensure that you receive a lifetime warranty against leaks and problems with the finish, and make sure that the shade cover is properly built and engineered to withstand Texas' harsh weather conditions. In addition, better contractors will provide you with patio cover pictures, a selection of patio cover prices, and even custom designs that will perfectly match the style of your home.
If you've ever felt imprisoned in your home because the Texas heat or rain prevented you from enjoying your patio, it's time to look into installing a patio cover. When you do, you'll be able to invite friends over for barbecues, relax with your family outdoors, and enjoy all the Lone Star State has to offer.


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A motorist was killed Sunday in a rollover crash on U.S. 61 in St. Paul, the State Patrol said.
The fatal crash happened on southbound U.S. 61 near Lower Afton Road about 6:15 a.m. after the driver lost control of a 1996 Acura Integra. The car then hit a ditch and a tree before rolling.
The name of the driver, who was alone, will be released Monday, the Patrol said.


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CLOVER, S.C. -- Wednesday morning, a Clover teenager pleaded guilty to lighting three homes on fire, including his own.
Matthew Adkins, who is now 17-years-old, pleaded guilty but mentally ill Wednesday, admitting he is responsible for the arson.
Adkins was 16-years-old at the time of the fires, which were all set in the same Clover neighborhood in March 2015.
"I wanted to be here for closure," said Cathy Norman, whose childhood home was one of the three Adkins admitted to torching.
"They were a lot of things I can't replace. It's the only home I've ever known, and not having any immediate family anymore, that made it so much more important that I had those memories of my family, and I no longer have that."
Adkins will be formally sentenced in January. Norman says she just hopes no one else has to experience the pain she's faced.
"I'm grateful to be back in my house, I'm grateful to have a roof over my head, but it's not home, it's not the things my mom and dad hung on the wall, it's not the memories I had," she said.
Even though Adkins is a juvenile, he is being tried as an adult, due to the severity of the crimes.
He faces 15 years to life on each burglary charge, and 15 years on each arson charge.


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To put a nappy on DS(66 Posts)
Tomorrow I'm driving back home to London from Durrham with my 5 year old DS2. He is prone to not very reliable regarding the toilet and will wait until he is bursting to go. In the car on a motorway I'm thinking it my be wise to put a nappy on him not to replace the toilet but just to take the panic out of getting to a service station in time. He is still in them at night (otherwise it wouldn't be an option) and on the journey up he was wearing one as it was late in the evening. However tomorrow I'm leaving mid day so its a bit different. I would make sure that he was fine with wearing it but I'm still not sure whether it is the right thing to do. Any thoughts?
I dont know does he do the mummy im bursting thing or just doesnt go when you asknhim if he needs , if it makes it easier and less stressful just do it, I dont think I would but my dds could hold for hours at 5
He will not go when I ask him to go, he has a very shot capacity and he just waits until he is bursting, then will make a fuss until he gets to the toilet (or I get him to one) or he wets himself. He will inevitably need to wee on the way back which would be fine except with him its find a toilet within 15 mins max or he wets himself. Considering I would have to get to a service station get him out of his car seat and walk him to the toilet, I'm worried I he will not make that window. Also his car seat would get wet, at least with a nappy on he will be more comfortable if he has an accident, the car wont smell of wee and I can just change.
I know how you feel with regard to the last minute alert to toilet needs, ds2 is like that and he is 6 this week. He can not wee on demand, so check ups are pointless and I can ask him if he needs the toilet as we leave som where and he says no, only to drive 2 minutes down the road and him demand the toilet. He is out of nappies at night. So nappies are not an option. I am not sure I would use one anyway, but have been known in the past on a very rare occasion to give him an empty drink bottle to wee into and dispose of it at the next available stop.
Can you take a potty would he go in th at but tbh you are going quite a long way stick a nappy on him and if he objects because its not nighttime just tell him there isnt a toilet for ages
I did long car journeys at a similar age to your ds, would announce I needed to go at inconvenient spots. My parents used to distract me. Can he be distracted or is it "I need to and I need to now"?
Its a "I need to and I need to now" with him. He doesn't announce unless he is about to burst.
I agree that a potty or similar might be a good compromise if he refuses to wear a nappy, although it's at least worth suggesting the nappy. What does he usually do in the car? Read/listen to stories/play games? Could you sell it to him as 'this way you won't have to stop x,y or z to go to the loo'? Apart from anything, you don't really want to be driving along waiting for the moment to come as it will be a distraction for you which isn't ideal.
In that case maybe pull ups, (they still exist right?) might he better than actual nappies? They're like a half way house between nappies and pants, which might work as it's only for a sort time (relatively speaking)?
I wouldn't (btw, I have a child with disabilities and toileting issues, so I've some experience of these dilemmas), because it's confusing and inconsistent, even with pull-ups. What I would do, however, is line the carseat with one of those mattress pads for bedwetters- cover it with a towel too if you think that is best- and take a change of clothes.
You really need to make it seem like you expect him to wait for the loo, even if you want to be prepared for an accident.
BOF I understand exactly what your saying. Whenever we are out or at friends ext I expect him and do my utmost to let him know that I expect him to wait for the loo. It's just as Dojo said when driving for what will be about 5ish hours I really could do without the anticipation of him needing a wee as it causes such a drama. I don't have any mattress pads on me (at home a have tons as ds1 is a bedwetter) and as with pull ups don't fancy having to buy them tomorrow when I have a surplus of nappies. Thanks for the advice though, I will follow it next time I have to make a long journey with DS2.
Dsis did put her DDs in nappies on the journey to mine (about 4 hours) up until about 6 I think.
It's not ideal but they are 7 and 10 now and seem fine!
I always advise my parents to open a nappy/pull up and put it under a child. That way, if they have the accident it is not the horse trough of piss disaster that a car seat becomes, but doesn;t undermine the triumph of being toilet trained. If easier, sit him in his seat in pants with no trousers. I would be reluctant to revert to a nappy/pull up if at all possible.
When he announces he needs to go can you not just let him go at the side of the road/in a bush? Or pull over and give him a cup. I wouldn't worry about finding a service station necessarily.
I would encourage him to go before you leave though. If he is toilet trained then he should have the control to wee on demand. Can you bribe him to go before you leave?
My 4 yo ds is like this and still wears pull ups/nappies on long car journeys.
This year my 5yo dd won't be in them as she can now do without going to the toilet for several hours. Ds is very much like your ds, he can't hold for long and still has to go every hour or so.
It's just stressful doing a long car journey like that if you're worrying about having to rush to find a loo. YANBU.
Can't you just stop and have a wee by the side of the road like we all used to do? Or take a bottle for him to wee into?
I've done this on long motorway journeys, didn't even consider it to be an issue, just practical. At that age they are old enough to understand it's just for the car journey. Do it, and don't worry about it. We've also done the emergency empty bottle for my DS (now he's out of nappies at night) which my dds found hilarious!
Can't you just take an empty bottle with you and get him to wee into that while still in the car if necessary, then throw it away later?
Seems like a better option than potentially letting him sit in his own piss for hours on end.
I would just pull over into a layby. I wouldn't put a nappy on dd (aged nearly 4) as she wouldn't go in it anyway.
Ds is 4 and can do the same thing of saying he doesn't need a wee, then 2 minutes later insisting he does. For a long journey, I'm mean and make him sit on the loo before leaving even if he says he doesn't need to go (often reading a story on there before letting him down), he'll usually do a wee. For a 5 hour drive, can you do that then prep him that he has to try when you get to somewhere with a loo as there will only be a few on the way.
Rather than a nappy, I'd put a folded disposable changing mat on the car seat so it doesn't stink if he has accidents.
At five I think you need to explain it to him and see what he wants. We have far flung relatives and have been doing a five/six hour car journey about ten times a year from three months old. Both were out of nappies in the day by two and I would never have considered putting them back in one to travel, ds has wee'd in a bottle couple of times, but otherwise we just stop for a couple of comfort breaks for them, us and the dogs.
For DS, who was like this, I used to use an old Lucozade bottle (because it had a wide neck) for him to pee into.
We put pull-ups on DS for ling journeys until he was about 5. Especially for long motorway journeys up the M4 to Wakes for example where there is no option to pull over at the side of the road for example. He never used a potty, went straight from nappies to toilet and no way would he use a potty or pee in a bottle so we discussed it with him and had him wear pull-ups. We wouldn't leave him wet in it of course but if he was busting for a wee and didn't make it we would just pull in to next services and quickly change him. Minimum of fuss and mess and much less distressing for DS as he would get extremely upset if he wet himself. Do what you feel is right for you and DS
I would go with the pull up. My ds had one for long journeys until quite recently - he rarely used it - but it did take the stress out of the situation. He's another one who waits until bursting before saying he needs to pee.
My girls were a different matter, far more reliable.
You can;t always stop safely on a motorway.
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Think about your toughest workouts-times when you lifted so heavy your head ached, or you ran so long your lungs burned. Now imagine doing both those things simultaneously, for 12 three-minute rounds, while being punched in the face. That's what a boxing match is like-a constant output of power and stamina that tests a fighter's psychological resolve as well as his physical limits.
This month, it's our goal to give you a taste of this kind of training (without making you taste leather in the process). We've put together an all-out endurance program based on the routines real fighters perform when readying themselves for the ring. But be warned: These workouts hit back. The pace you'll be working at will place a great demand on your cardiovascular system. Just as fighters must learn to dig deep and continue the battle when they're tired and hurt, adapting to these exhaustive workouts will prepare you for tougher weight workouts, cardio sessions, or any other physical activity you're into. Not only will you sculpt a knockout body-lean and tautly muscled-you'll gain the mental fortitude to gut through bouts of anything life can throw at you.
Since not everyone has a legendary Gleason's or Kronk Gym in their neighborhood, we made sure the workouts don't require any specific boxing equipment, such as a heavy bag or focus mitts (although you will need a jump rope). Most of the time, you'll use your own body weight, performing familiar exercises like pullups, pushups, and jumping jacks-all full-body movements and great calorie burners. You'll also use a medicine ball, a longtime favorite of boxers for its ability to improve punching power and core strength.
The most important aspect of each workout is explosivity. You must move fast-popping up into the air, chucking the ball onto the floor, or throwing punches with bad intentions. More challenging still will be maintaining this intensity over the course of a circuit-one set of each exercise done back-to-back with no rest. Most athletes, such as football or baseball players, train to be explosive for only short periods, such as charging to make a tackle or running to first base. In fact, maintaining power for longer than a few seconds, and generating it repeatedly with little rest in between, is almost unheard of outside of boxing. That's where exercises like the burpee (the full-body power move seen in Workouts A and C) become so effective. You'll drop from a standing position into a crouch, then shoot your legs behind you and go into pushup position. Immediately reverse the motion, tucking your legs under your chest and then exploding upward into a jump. An old-time drill used by combat athletes and soldiers, the burpee is intended to tire you out, forcing you to work harder at the other exercises when you're already in a fatigued state.
While the first few sessions might leave you on the floor to be counted out, persistence will eventually reward you with superior conditioning. Soon you'll be able to maintain a high output of exercise for prolonged periods, and you'll find you can recover quicker between weight-training sets and cardio intervals.


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I love celebrating progress in our homeschool. I love to throw a party! So one of the highlights of our homeschool year are our unit celebrations.
I use "unit celebrations" loosely. Our curriculum recommends celebrating after each 9 week unit. But I honestly can't pull off more than 2 parties a year. So we usually celebrate midyear and end of year. It's less work for me and yet still creates those special memories that I love about homeschooling.
5 reasons for celebrating progress with a "unit" party
- a chance to review and recap: This is our cumulative review, but so much more fun than the pressure of a big exam. We have some kind of game that reviews all the content we've covered so far; the kids study diligently for these games because their rival opponent—is Dad!
- a chance to include Dad: Our "unit" parties are a highlight for my husband as well. It's a great time for him to interact with the kids and what they are learning, gives him an opportunity to see all that we've done, and allows him the platform to praise their accomplishments. And the trivia game is serious business. Dad reviews the questions for about 5-10 minutes before the game begins, and then—it's on: the kids against Dad! (or youngest child + Dad against the olders) Sometimes, team names are chosen, and that is usually hilarious, too. One thing about a household of creative, out-going, ADHD family is that drama and humor abounds! My family is flat-out funny. I love them!
- a chance to positively report progress: I hand out report cards at the party. The kids see them at the same time Dad does. As part of the report card, I include not just their grades but a summary of some of the character they've shown and an area for progress. Dad looks over the report with the child, reads the character report outloud, and praises and affirms that child.
- a chance to display and perform: The kids are often in charge of the program for the evening, though I do offer a few suggestions. Notebooks with the kids projects are usually on display, and then the kids have an opportunity to perform something they've worked on: a puppet show, a song, a speech from a President, a poem, a report, etc.
- a chance to create memories: Over the years, we've made some really terrific memories. We remember ancient history four years ago because of the huge poster-sized map my son colored and dramatically re-enacted Scipio and Hannibal with his plastic army men. We remember wrapping plastic cups in aluminum foil to make goblets for our Medieval Feast. We remember singing "Get your Kicks on Route 66" and our hobo dinner in the garage. And we will never forget our hippy party, perhaps our all-time favorite!
The kids are already asking about this term's party and making big plans: an ancient history Headbanz game, a puppet show, some poetry ("Ozymandias"), and maybe some Christmas cookies. It's the kind of thing that allows me to look back on all the hard work and struggles of the last few months and say, "This. This is why I homeschool. This makes it all worth while!"


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Happy Thursday! I can't think of a witty way to launch into my discussion of butter, so I'm just going to stop beating around the bush and tell you that according to a writer at the NY Times, butter – the natural, full fat kind – is making a comeback because it is no longer a threat to our heart health and weight.
K sent me an article yesterday called "Butter is Back" and prefaced it with "it's very opinionated, but interesting nonetheless…" This meant he was worried about my reaction, which would undoubtedly be one of complete disagreement.
As someone who takes healthy eating pretty seriously, I try to avoid using butter, sugar, white flour, etc. when I can, but I also take issue with sugar alternatives, processed foods packed with preservatives and additions that I can't pronounce, and any other "ingredient" that promises the taste of the things we love but try to exclude from our diets. That said, I HAVE found what I believe to be healthy, delicious alternatives to things like butter and even sugar.
If you don't feel like giving the article a read through, here's the quick and dirty: due to recent findings that suggest saturated fat may not be bad for us after all, it's okay to stop the endless search for fat-free this and fat-free that and resume eating real, full fat butter. It's not the real butter that's damaging to our health, it's all the foods (including other types of "butters") that are packed with unknown ingredients, sugars, and antibiotics that are causing us harm, especially because they give us the impression that we can eat more of them.
While I don't think I'll be using tons of butter in anything any time soon, I do agree with the underlying ideas here. I strongly believe in moderation and don't think it's the end of the world to have something sweet or buttery here and there. Findings about saturated fat and sugar, as well as other food contents, will change and come and go. These are things we don't know for sure- at least not yet.
What about what we do know?
We know that eating a largely plant-based diet works, as does staying active and taking care of our mental health. We know that staying hydrated, sleeping well, keeping our stress levels low and spending time with the people we love works. To me, these are the things that play a very big role in keeping us healthy.
Unfortunately, for the most part, we still don't know what exactly causes all the terrifying illnesses that as health conscious individuals, we spend lots of time trying to avoid. We should continue trying to avoid them, but by focusing on what we can and do know, which is eating clean, living well, staying active, and yes, eating some butter here and there 😉
Have a beautiful Thursday everyone! I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.


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See, they are making one up for me now!
To be absolutely honest, if I could be anywhere right now, it would be back in my apartment in NYC getting my work done. I feel like my hands are tied, and I can't do a thing (which is the most frustrating thing for an ambitious perfectionist). Seriously, not even make a phone call because I sound like, well, it's so awful it's indescribable and then I start coughing in the listeners ear, not the way you want to make a business cal.
Ugh, so I guess, the bed on the beach would be my second choice!


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** UPDATE: I will be unable to attend DrupalCampNYC 8, but will gladly share my slides and presentation notes if anyone else wishes to present this session. **
** NOTE: This is the same session I did at Drupaldelphia and DrupalCamp Colorado. **
There are ways to organize a page before it gets rendered to the screen. The purpose of this presentation is to show what Drupal does out of the box (blocks/regions) and then show 2 alternatives that provide more flexibility (context & panels). We will identify the strengths and weaknesses of each and provide examples for situations where one is more suited than the other.
What topics will your session cover?
- What are blocks and regions?
- How do blocks and regions work?
- What are some of the current issues with just using blocks?
- What is Context?
- How do Context work?
- What are the benefits of context?
- What are the limitations of context?
- What is Panels?
- How do Panels work?
- What are the benefits of Panels?
- What are the limitations of Panels?
What should people come away from your session with?
- Basic understanding of options beyond core to build pages.
- Building pages that show content that is aware of each other
- How and why it's important to build a site with exportable data (version control)
- Suggestions of a few good base themes that work well with Context
What resources related to you session should people be aware of?
http://dgo.to/context - http://mustardseedmedia.com/podcast/episode38
http://dgo.to/panels - http://drupalmao.com/redesign
** UPDATE: I will be unable to attend DrupalCampNYC 8, but will gladly share my slides and presentation notes if anyone else wishes to present this session. **
Shouldn't it be Blocks + Context vs. Panels + Panes
Alex Urevick-Ackelsberg
ZivTech: Illuminating Technology
Because with proper usage of
Because with proper usage of Context Module you should/would completely avoid going to /admin/build/blocks.
If we were getting specific with naming it would be something like. Building pages with Drupal Core vs Context vs Panels.
On a side note, blocks can be used within panels as well.
I submitted a Context session...
My context session could compliment this, or could overlap it... I could easily do my context session as a more advanced topic, and cover extra stuff... depending on how much of an intro you do, and scheduling.
I hate panels. One of the reasons I love context, is that I never use panels.
My session is an overview of
My session is an overview of each module, which features they share, and their benefits. I do a brief example of how Panels and Context work, but nothing in depth. I tried to avoid doing a demo in my first presentation but found the audience was lost with simple slides. They needed to see some real world usage.
Our presentations would compliment each other and maybe get some more audience participation because they'll have the experience of sitting in on a previous session.


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Manufacturer Description
The Pet Funhouse Outdoor a "breath of fresh air" for indoor cats and other small pets! This is a comfortable outdoor enclosure in which your indoor feline or other small pet may enjoy fresh air and sunshine. It can be placed on your deck or lawn. Also great for camping and RVing with pets! The Funhouse includes stakes and weight bags for extra stability. It is a one-piece unit that folds quickly and easily and stores flat in its own zippered carrying bag. Additionally, the Pet Funhouse may be used indoors to separate animals, keep pets confined when you are knitting or doing other tasks with which they might want to "interfere", or keep an ill / recovering animal temporarily contained and quiet. The Funhouse is extremely durable, lightweight, portable and easy to store. Two heavy-duty zippered doors provide easy in and out access. Weather resistant nylon netting allows the free flow of air and provides pet owner and pets with ease of visibility. It is even tough enough to stand up to claws! The Pet Funhouse should be used under human supervision at all times. Please take this step to ensure the safety of your pet. size: teepee: 96*96*114cm,,tunnel: 164*47.5*49cm
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Hey Everyone, welcome back to Technique Tuesday.
So I've decided that I don't want to make the curved piecing kit the same as the kit – I'm going to change it up and add some sashing in-between each section of the block to create a totally different look.
I did find out the name of the block which is made up of the 4 curved sections – the winding path block. Very appropriate name considering what I am thinking of doing with this block.
The colour of sashing will determine what look is achieved – high contrast is what I am looking for. The value of the sashing fabric will be playing a very prominent and important role in this design.
Auditioning Fabrics
I pulled a few fabrics out of the batik cupboard to audition as sashing and background fabrics to go with the curved sections.
Most of the colours in the pre-cut pieces are of medium value which means that I need to use either a dark or light value for the sashing and background in order to create contrast between the fabrics.
A great way to audition fabrics is to put them up on a design wall and stand back about 10 feet to view them – you need the distance to get a good feel for how they look together. If you have a design wall but not the space to stand back then a reducing glass works really well to view them with – gives a feeling of distance. And the third way if you do not have a design wall then taking pictures and viewing either on the back of the camera or on a computer allows you to see how they look together – this is my favourite method because you can view all the options at once.
Little to No Contrast
If there is no contrast then the fabrics will all just blend together and there will be no wow factor. This green fabric isn't dark enough to create the contrast needed and the sections just blend into it. As well the green fabric is too busy.
Dark Fabrics
I had a lot of dark batiks in the cupboard to work with but not near as many lights. And way more medium valued fabrics than I care to count.
Dark #1 – black with grey
I find the grey print in this batik to be a bit distracting which reads to me as more of a medium valued fabric than a dark with the end result being not as much contrast as I would like.
Dark #2 – purple
The purple isn't bad but still lacks the high contrast that I am looking for – no wow factor for me but hey maybe there is for you. Each of us sees colour and fabrics in a bit different way.
Dark #3 – slate blue
I like this fabric and love the colour but am thinking that the lighter parts of the fabric are too light.
Light Fabrics
Light #1 – grey
This grey is okay – I like the softness of it yet it still has contrast.
Light #2 – cream
The cream is pretty high contrast to the section fabrics and allows them to stand out and say here I am. Definitely a contestant. I'm not sure I like the circle print in the fabric – I'll have to look at it a bit longer.
High Contrast
High contrast #1 – black
This black with undertones of brown I think looks great. I was wanting a dark chocolate brown but didn't have one so with the black I get a warm colour to go with the section fabrics as well as the high contrasting black.
High contrast #3 – blue
The blue is awesome but then again I do love blue. Especially this bold intense blue batik.
Well, now I have a decision to make. I could pick just one or I could pick two or three fabrics and make 3 different pieces – heaven knows I have enough pre-cut pieces to do that. Just make some table runners and see what happens to the look of each with the different background fabrics.
Which is your favourite? Leave a comment below.
Now that I have rambled on I'll leave you for today and be back later this week with the winner or winners. I'll even show how easy it is to add some curved sashing to the sections – maybe even a border.
Happy Quilting!


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CHEROKEE COUNTY, Okla. - A man accused of illegally shooting a popular deer in Cherokee County is speaking out to defend his actions.
The deer, known as "Patches" to many because of a rare genetic defect, roamed the Park Hill area for the last five years.
James Delaney said he used a bow and arrow to put Patches out of its misery because he found it suffering from an unknown injury.
"I tried everything I could to call somebody and try to get the deer taken care of the right way," said Delaney.
Delaney said he took the necessary steps to obtain the proper hunting license online before the killing.
"I wanted to do everything right," said Delaney, who owns a deer processing plant.
But Oklahoma game wardens said Delaney did not tell them about his plan and could not produce a physical license, as required by state law, to justify the killing.
"To me, that tells me he was a little overzealous to acquire this special deer just for himself," said game warden Brady May.
May issued three tickets to Delaney for illegally shooting and taking possession of the deer.
Delaney faces a penalty up to $2,000 if convicted.


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The Digital Entertainment Group (DEG) announced that it has published its third quarter 2013 Home Entertainment Report.
For more information visit: www.degonline.org
Unedited press release follows:
Attached is the DEG's Third Quarter 2013 Home Entertainment Report compiled by DEG members, tracking sources and retail input.
Electronic Sell-Through Climbs 46 Percent in the Third Quarter
Overall Consumer Spending Flat Compared to Q3 2012
The home entertainment sector saw continued stability in the third quarter of 2013, with total consumer spending flat compared to the same period last year. Industry sales were bolstered by a remarkable jump in electronic sell-through (EST) revenue in the third quarter, underscoring the extent with which consumers are now embracing the convenience and ease of viewing digital collections as well as the increased retail availability of digital content.
Among the trends in the third quarter of 2013:
• Digital distribution gained additional momentum in the third quarter with a 46 percent jump in EST consumer spending compared to the same period last year. Total consumer spending on all digital products is now up 24 percent versus a year ago.
• Blu-ray Disc sales were down in the third quarter, but remain up seven percent year-to-date. The 2013 third quarter presented especially tough comparisons to the year-earlier quarter, which saw the release of two major Blu-ray Disc box sets – the best-selling "Bond 50: The Complete 22 Film Collection" and "Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures."
• The number of Blu-ray homes continued to rise, with 1.6 million Blu-ray Disc players (inclusive of BD set-tops, PS3s and HTiBs,) sold in the third quarter, bringing the total household penetration of all Blu-ray compatible devices to more than 62.3 million U.S. homes.
• More than 7.2 million HDTVs were sold to U.S. consumers in the third quarter; HDTV penetration to date exceeds 102 million U.S. households.
• The accessibility of UltraViolet movies and TV shows to consumers continues to expand. As of the third quarter, more than 11,000 UltraViolet-enabled movies and TV shows were available from 10 major content providers and 13 retailers, including four national retailers: Barnes & Noble (NOOK), Best Buy (CinemaNow), Target (Target Ticket) and Walmart (VUDU). UltraViolet is now available in the U.S., Canada, UK, Australia, Austria, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, and Switzerland.
• The box office value of home entertainment titles in the third quarter was down 6.4 percent.
• The DEG expects a more robust fourth quarter as a number of theatrical blockbusters become available to consumers for the holiday selling season.
If you would like to discuss the DEG's Third Quarter 2013 Home Entertainment Report, please contact the DEG.


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UPDATE: These dogs found a great home last night (01/25/06). They no longer need to be adopted.
A collegue writes seeking a home for older mini-schnauzers. Her note below:
One of our emeritus faculty members entered assisted living on December 19th. As part of her agreement to go, my mother and I said we would take her two little schnauzers, Strudel and Hugo. They are cute and starting to grow on us but mother, who is 83, and I already have two very large standard poodles. No matter what we try the four dogs do not seem to like each other. Well, that's putting it very gently. It is just too much for us to keep all the dogs apart and I need to find Strudel and Hugo a new home or homes. We tried this for a month put sadly have failed.
I am in desperate need to find a foster home. I say foster because the original owner will pay for all food, health care, and all other expenses related to the dogs for as long as they live. They have had good health care and all their shots, etc. Strudel will be 12 in May and Hugo will be 11. While they could live another five years, being little dogs, it is unlikely if I have to take them to Schnauzer rescue that anyone will really want them. It is so sad to be old and unwanted.
These two can go together or separately to a home where there are no other dogs (well, Hugo could go anywhere, I think, but Strudel needs to be alone or with Hugo) and someone can love them in their elderly years. I am afraid they are not feeling very loved in the house with the monster poodles. They are house trained, do not chew furniture or the like, come when called, and enjoy patting and cuddling – especially Strudel! I dearly wish I could keep them. I feel terrible, but we just don't seem to be making this work. If anyone is out there who would like a little companion who is just looking for love and affection this is your cost-free chance.
Contact Helen Tibbo at tibbo AT ils.unc.edu or leave a comment here.


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Fed up with her elderly, emotionally distant husband, Nobu (Mako), Masi Matsumoto (Nobu McCarthy) files for divorce and begins searching for new romance. But when Nobu's co-dependent ways land her with the same old chores -- even after their official separation begins -- she wonders if the repressed man wants a reconciliation and if he even has the emotional tools to say so. Meanwhile, the couple's adult children struggle to come to terms with their parents' newly fractured lives.


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Bible: 2 Cor 2:16-3:6
A Living Letter
3:1 Are we beginning to commend ourselves again? We don't need letters of recommendation to you or from you as some other people do, do we? 6 3:2 You yourselves are our letter, 7 written on our hearts, known and read by everyone, 3:3 revealing 8 that you are a letter of Christ, delivered by us, 9 written not with ink but by the Spirit of the living God, not on stone tablets 10 but on tablets of human hearts.
3:4 Now we have such confidence in God through Christ. 3:5 Not that we are adequate 11 in ourselves to consider anything as if it were coming from ourselves, but our adequacy 12 is from God, 3:6 who made us adequate 13 to be servants of a new covenant 14 not based on the letter but on the Spirit, for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life.


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The New Hanover High School Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps was established in 1937 and is the oldest JROTC program in the Carolinas. The mission of JROTC is to motivate young people to be better citizens. Army JROTC uses military skills to teach self-confidence and pride in a job well done. It instills within students the foundations for success by building self-awareness, essential life skills, and the ability to set and achieve goals.
Why join Army JROTC?
JROTC teaches leadership, integrity, honesty, commitment, citizenship, and respect.
JROTC is about belonging. It is about belonging to a diverse organization made up of students, instructors, and parents who are committed to excellence in the teaching of skills that will last a life time.
JROTC is not about joining the military (there is no service obligation). Rather, JROTC is about students learning to do their best and being recognized for it. JROTC offers students a chance to excel, an opportunity to participate, and the prospect for success in and out of the classroom.
JROTC's only expectation of students is that they: do their best; practice integrity with their peers, parents, teachers and society; and participate in a spirit of willingness.
From this expectation grows a common goal among cadets of the Army JROTC Wilcat Battalion: leadership and excellence.
The Wildcat Battalion