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First Bourque is looking to improve on an uneven rookie pro season where he scored just six goals and recorded 14 points in 69 games. And he is also extremely excited to welcome several first-year pros to the Whale this season, players like Chris Kreider, Dylan McIlrath, Christian Thomas, Andrew Yogan, and JT Miller whom he has bonded with since being selected by the Rangers in the third round of the 2009 NHL Draft.
"That's huge for me, personally, because I love having that youth movement come in, and I want to help them through their first year," explained Bourque after the second day of Whale training camp at the MSG Training Center on Monday. "Most importantly, I'll have a bunch of youg guys running out there with me and we're going to have a blast together. It's just great having players the same age looking to grow together and develop together."
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Now it will be up to the likes of Kreider and Bourque (class of 2009), McIlrath, Thomas, and Yogan (class of 2010), and Miller (class of 2011) to decide which players will form that next wave of core Blueshirts in the near future at the NHL level.
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The 21 year-old Bourque also mentioned that having more players his age on the team this season---a list that also will likely include young-20-somethings Marek Hrivik, Kyle Jean, and Scott Stajcer---will help him relax and enjoy the game even more than last year.
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The British & Irish Cup returns on Wednesday 21st September with a clash of the champions as inaugural winners, Cornish Pirates, play host to Bristol, who beat Bedford in May to claim their first silverware since 2004.
Now in its third year of competition, the B&I Cup will once again involve twelve teams from the English RFU Championship, six from the Welsh Principality Premiership, Irish provinces Munster, Leinster and Ulster and three Scottish sides, Melrose, Currie and Ayr.
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RFU Championship newcomers London Scottish will take part in the tournament for the first time and face an all-Exiles tie against London Welsh, Leeds kick off against Rotherham, who beat them in the league less than a fortnight ago, while Esher will not relish a trip to Bedford having recently suffered a 50-point beating at the hands of the Blues. Elsewhere, Moseley play Plymouth and Nottingham face Doncaster at Meadow Lane.
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On Friday, the new penalty for texting while driving went into effect.
Violators will receive five points on their license and a minimum $230 fine.
In New York State, a driver who receives 11 points in 18 months, loses their license for one month.
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Emergency response
Life can change for millions of families in an instant: natural disasters take loved ones and the outbreak of war drives families from their homes. When the unthinkable happens, Mercy Corps delivers rapid, lifesaving aid to hard-hit communities.
We have responded to almost every global disaster in the last 20 years, including the Japan tsunami, Haiti earthquake, hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa, Indian Ocean tsunami, and most recently, Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.
Right now, our seasoned emergency responders are on the ground in South Sudan and the Central African Republic working to distribute critical supplies and protect families uprooted by conflict.
We're also working to support nearly two million people affected by the crisis in Syria, a long-term humanitarian disaster with no end in sight. Learn more about our ongoing response to the Syrian refugee crisis ▸
All stories about Emergency response
Indonesia: Mercy Corps Mobilizes Relief Effort March 27, 2007
Sudan: An Expanded Commitment to Darfur March 21, 2007
As instability worsens in Sudan's troubled Darfur region, Mercy Corps has expanded its commitment to families in need.
Uganda: First Day of School, At 14 March 5, 2007
Ogonyo IDP Camp, Uganda - It might look like any other day for 14-year-old Bosco Odongo. Dressed in a pink shirt and brown shorts like his classmates, he carries a crisp new notebook and walks the dirt path leading to the village school.
Indonesia: Priceless Water February 22, 2007
Indonesia: Helping Flood Survivors February 22, 2007
Indonesia: Getting Our Hands Dirty February 13, 2007
Indonesia: Losses, Gains, Rice and Cake February 13, 2007
Today we went to the beach. Now, before you begin to roll your eyes, let me explain. This is not just any beach. It is certainly beautiful, with smooth white sand and water as blue as the sky.
Indonesia: Hope, Optimism and Tofu Making February 13, 2007
Indonesia: Letters from Aceh February 13, 2007
Bob Seipel, a program manager for Boeing Space & Intelligence Systems Mission Systems, recently reported from Banda Aceh, Indonesia the company's internal news, Boeing News Now.
Uganda: Christine: Someone to Count On February 12, 2007
Opeyelo, Uganda - If all had gone according to plan, Christine Adong would be sitting behind a desk right now, crunching numbers. Instead, she's standing in the midst of a few dozen displaced families, listening to their stories and offering whatever help she can.


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A quick thinking Metro-North passenger saved another man's life who had suffered a heart attack.
The New York State Police say it happened on Sunday afternoon at the Cortlandt Train Station in Montrose.
Troopers responded to the station at 12:50 p.m. for a report of a man on the train in cardiac arrest.
They found a 53-year-old man in full cardiac arrest receiving CPR from another Metro-North train passenger.
Troopers immediately placed a automated external defibrillator on the man and administered two shocks.
The victim started breathing again on his own and Cortlandt EMS transported him to the Hudson Valley Medical Center.
Police did not release the name of the hero or the victim.
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Both drugs and psychological intervention alone or together can help smokers stay away from cigarettes for the short term but not long term, according to a study on smoking cessation at the University of California, San Francisco. This was the first smoking cessation study that compared nortriptyline, a drug used to treat depression, and a drug that has FDA approval for smoking cessation treatment—- sustained release bupropion—-as well as psychological intervention.
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UCSF researchers find psychological intervention and drugs aid in short term smoking cessation---but not long term
October 14, 2002
October 14, 2002
A newly recommended treatment for latent tuberculosis (TB) infection can cause liver injury, and therefore needs to be used with great caution and frequent monitoring, according to a UCSF-led, multi-center study. The research reporting the increased liver injury from the drugs, rifampin and pyrazinamide, was conducted by investigators at UCSF, Boston University, and Emory University and appears in the October 15 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
October 10, 2002
The UCSF Center for the Health Professions will celebrate its ten-year anniversary on October 14, 2002 with a day-long symposium. * WHAT: UCSF Center for Health Professions 10 -year Anniversary Symposium * WHERE: Laurel Heights Conference Center, 3333 California, SF * TIME: October 14, 2002, 9a.m. to 5p.m. Reception to follow.
October 09, 2002
One of the most commonly broken New Year's resolutions is to quit smoking cigarettes. A study beginning this month at San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center will test whether hypnosis can help smokers fight off their cigarette cravings. "Smokers in this study will learn how to use self-hypnosis skills to strengthen their resolve, particularly at the moment of a craving," said researcher Tim Carmody, PhD, director of health psychology at SFVAMC and UCSF clinical professor of psychiatry.
Los neurocirujanos esperan que bajar la temperatura del cuerpo de los pacientes ayude en el tratamie
October 07, 2002
Neurocirujanos de la Universidad de California en San Francisco están planeando realizar un estudio en el Hospital General de esta ciudad para determinar si bajar la temperatura del cuerpo de los pacientes con lesiones traumáticas del cerebro es eficaz para mejorar el estado de salud de estas personas.
October 07, 2002
UCSF neurosurgeons at San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center are planning a unique clinical study to see if lowering the body temperature of patients with severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) will help improve their condition - but first the neurosurgeons need to reach the local public, in part through the media.
October 07, 2002
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October 02, 2002
The trouble with most anti-anxiety drugs is that they tend to sedate, not just relax. A research team led by scientists at UCSF's Ernest Gallo Clinic and Research Center has shown that de-activating a common enzyme in neurons reduces anxiety without inducing sedation. The study in mice suggests a new route to treat anxiety while avoiding sedating and possibly addicting effects. The research, published in the October issue of The Journal of Clinical Investigation, also showed that blocking the enzyme reduced levels of stress hormones.
September 30, 2002
A new study heightens concerns that Cipro and related antibiotics are being over-prescribed, accelerating bacterial resistance to the drugs and reducing their ability to treat infections.
September 30, 2002
UCSF researchers have found that macrophages-literally "big eaters," normally key immune defense cells that engulf and devour bacteria and tumor cells-when taken from HIV-infected lymphoma patients and injected into mice, induced aggressive mouse T-cell lymphomas in the mice. Macrophages from healthy donors did not.


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Renewable energy, used for power, light and heat, is generated from sources that are sustainable and generally non-polluting to the environment. However it is strongly recommended that energy efficiency measures are considered before energy generation which is generally more expensive.
There are a number of renewable energy technologies that can be installed by households in Crawley including:
It is now possible to buy electricity through the national grid to your home or business, which has been generated from renewable sources - usually from wind turbines or small scale hydro-electric plants.
The Green Electricity Marketplace website www.greenelectricity.org gives you details of all the 'green' tariffs on offer to UK domestic and business customers.
Under this scheme energy suppliers make regular payments to householders and communities who generate their own electricity from renewable or low carbon sources such as solar electricity (PV) panels or wind turbines.
The scheme guarantees a minimum payment for all electricity generated by the system, as well as a separate payment for the electricity exported to grid. These payments are in addition to the bill savings made by using the electricity generated on-site.
For more information visit the Energy Saving Trust's Feed-in Tariff scheme website. The website also provides some guidance on what to consider if you are offered free solar PV schemes.
The proposed RHI will provide financial support for those who install renewable heating, which qualifies for support under the scheme. The government has consulted on the proposals and is reviewing the responses and will be setting out detailed proposals on how to address renewable heat through the Spending Review.
For more information on the proposed scheme, consultation responses and updates please view the RHI consultation information on the Department of Energy and Climate Change website.
www.nef.org.uk – The National Energy Foundation provides advice and services relating to energy efficiency, renewable energy and sustainable energy training.
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What's the best business book you've ever read? "HALF THE SKY: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn is the most important book on my list, and it will be for a long time. This husband-wife duo are the first married couple to win a Pulitzer Prize for journalism, and Nick later won a second Pulitzer for his ongoing work for The New York Times. Strictly speaking, it's not a business book, as in, how to keep employees from stealing office supplies or that kind of thing. It's a book about global economics, and how the righting of the ship—the salvaging of the world economy—depends upon empowering girls and women in terms of education and opportunity. As the authors say, women are not the problem, we are the solution. Nick has been a huge champion of joinFITE since we launched which we are so grateful to have his support. A book which is also very important to me is Lovemarks: The Future Beyond Brands by Kevin Roberts, CEO Worldwide of Saatchi & Saatchi. This book explores what makes people just lose their minds over a brand—it really is an irrational chemical explosion in the brand, like falling madly in love."
What do you hope to achieve in the next five years? "I hope to work with fellow entrepreneurs, and also with women who are powerful decision-makers in executive roles in the corporate world, to set a greater precedent for championing apprentices in every profession.
Apprenticeship is more of a reality in the work-force in the UK and Europe. It's more than just basic training. It's the sharing of expertise, and also the shaping and guiding of a young person with developing skills onto a path which may be fruitful. I'd like to see every business make apprenticeship programs a key priority, starting in 2012. In addition to benefitting the individual apprentice, it's also obviously the best way for companies to build and nurture a skilled work-force, versus placing an ad on Monster.com! I adore the American spirit of independence and pioneering and risk-taking. I always say that the success of Dermalogica would not have been possible anywhere but the USA—the attitude here is fierce and fearless, and I love it. And I would also say that people who are just getting started in a career path can blaze their trails even more fiercely when they've learned a thing or two at the right hand of a master. Some basic mistakes are preventable. Also, apprenticing puts you in touch with vast networks of people who can be part of your success. Networking through your actual practice and work is much more effective than going to a cocktail party and trying to slip someone your business-card.


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2013 brings us an all new and exciting opportunity to cruise in Asia visiting Japan, China and South Korea! We'll sail on Holland America Line's beautiful ms Volendam, round trip out of Kobe, Japan!
Our classes are held during our "at sea" days. As usual, we bring you a wide variety of classes
from which to choose, taught by three award-winning, renowned instructors in the world of quilting:
Karen Kay Buckley, Sue Nickels and Paula Nadelstern!
We begin our cruise in the cosmopolitan port city of Kobe. Discover the boutiques and markets of
the Motomashi and Kokashita districts, explore the Fashion Museum or venture out to the Akashi
Kaikyo Bridge-the longest suspension bridge in the world. In the Kitano district, tour stately
injikan, western-style Victorian and Gothic homes, or enjoy a glass of sake from one of Kobe's
famed wineries. Our first stop is in Nagasaki, city of melancholy memories. Visit Glover House,
where Puccini's Madame Butterfly reputedly awaited her errant Lt. Pinkerton; pay tribute to lives
lost in WWII at Peace Memorial Park. Next we head to Pusan, South Korea. Find stillness at some
of the largest Korean Buddhist temples, including Beomeo-sa, first constructed in the year 678 and
home to over one thousand monks-it also contains seven different registered national and cultural
treasures. Near the port, explore the famous Jagalchi fish market or the city's renowned beach
resorts. Journey to the Dongnae area to soak in the city's healing hot springs. Then it's off to China
with our first stop in Dalian. A key northern port, Dalian is small by Chinese standards, numbering
only about five million people, but it's big on beaches, seafood, apples and exquisite glassware in
every conceivable shape and color. Then to Xingang which links you to Beijing, where the power of
24 successive emperors radiates from the Forbidden City. Your Holland America ship will be here
for two full days, allowing ample time to shop, explore and feast on Peking Duck right here in
Peking! See the Ming Tombs, Great wall of China or spend the day in Tianjin City. Our final
port is Shanghai. Neon pulses, soaring skyscrapers pierce the sky, construction never stops in
Shanghai's race to modernity. Still, you can feel the city's silk past in the peaceful Yu Gardens,
its history as a financial powerhouse in the international banks along The Bund.
This trip will sell out fast, so book early! We have had a list of quilters interested in booking this trip even before it was organized. Bring a friend, your spouse or your family - non-quilters are always welcome to join us! They have many activities to pursue while you are in class!
We can't wait to see you on board the ms Volendam!
Best wishes,
Karen Kay Buckley, Sue Nickels and Paula Nadelstern!
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Almost 1,000 FIRST TIME junior school season ticket holders
Goodison is a hive of activity in the close season and the pace of all those jobs and 'things to do' accelerates as we approach our opening game.
It's now starting to move very fast! Our maintenance team, our groundsmen, our electricians, our builders, our decorators, our caterers, all have their 'feet to the floor' making sure we're ready for the big kick-off, live on Sky against the Premier League's most successful team. With the windows open, I can hear them working to this immovable deadline. We can feel the excitement of the dawn of a new season.
We're excited about many things, not least excited for the 977 first-time season tickets holders in our new under 11s category. I am sure we can all remember how good that first season ticket felt. Getting that book in your hand was the ultimate prize. And how good will it feel walking up to Goodison on a summer's evening, under the lights, to watch the Blues take on Manchester United? It doesn't get any better.
These junior school-aged fans are part of an overall increase in season ticket holders on last year, across all categories, of over 1,350 and a direct reason why junior season tickets in total are up 20% on 2011/12. It feels almost like a new generation has arrived and I am sure you share our delight in such numbers.
And some ticketing improvements to look out for
Few areas are scrutinised like ticketing – just ask Lord Coe, which is why we are constantly looking for improvements in this most crucial area of our operation and why we're pleased to report:
- Away tickets will be available to buy online very soon
- Fans will be able to buy home match tickets in Everton Two and at TicketQuarter in Queens Square from mid-September
- A new ticketing platform for mobile devices will be launched next month
- We've listened and simplified away ticket allocations reverting back to straightforward away match purchasing history
- We've landed a new partnership with the leading ticket exchange business, Stubhub, which will allow you sell your season ticket on the odd occasion you can't make it to Goodison. Please check out how it can work for you and use it.
Some of you will also know that we've written to all non-adult (concessionary) season ticket holders asking for proof of age and I'm pleased to say the response has been excellent. We've done it for a couple of reasons – to help us improve communications and ensure the right fans get the right information and also to make sure fans are paying the right prices, the latter being something I know, from speaking to many of you, we all want to see. If we are diligent on Monday night checking tickets, bear with us.
And finally, just a reminder, the Auto-Cup scheme is once again in operation for the new season, allowing season ticket holders the opportunity to 'pre-order' their seats for any home Cup games we have here at Goodison. Season ticket holders can join at any time by contacting the Fan Centre on 0871 663 1878 and pressing option 2.
We know ticketing really matters and that's why we keep looking to improve. And, as we consistently say, you can measure our performance better than us; tell us what we can do better; tell us what you'd like us to do next.
Here's to a great Monday night!
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John RedmondTicket Improvements ? Robert , I paid for my season ticket on 2nd April 2012 Tomorrow we play Man Utd and my ticket has still not arrived. incompetent as ever.Sunday 19th August 11:53 Report Comment
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5 ETFs to own this week
An impressive rally last week may just be the start of something bigger.
The Fourth of July holiday came early for the stock market last week as stocks exploded to their best weekly gain in many moons.
Powered by solid economic numbers and optimism for the forthcoming second-quarter earnings season, bulls pushed the S&P 500 to a gain of more than 5% for the week.
It is amazing watching the wall of worry crumble. The bear argument for a double dip or stock market armageddon never did hold much water. The three-month pause in the market was just that, a pause.
Despite the big gains, many stocks trade for relatively low valuations. As long as profits come in as forecast, we can expect more gains in July. It will be a tremendous summer rally if corporate earnings beat analyst estimates.
I'm staying long and strong with my ETFs to buy this week. Keep an eye on the iShares S&P North America Technology and Multimedia Fund (IGN).
Technology is likely to be the main catalyst for gains in July, thanks to strong earnings. With valuations in the technology sector stuck in neutral a buying opportunity exists in front of earnings.
My favorite name to watch is Apple. Shares of the technology leader have bounced off their bottoms and may finally be poised for a run to $400. Its profit growth certainly justifies such a price. Action in Apple will be quite telling for the rest of the market.
Here are the five ETFs to own this week:
iShares Russell 2000 (IWM) – Small cap stocks added to their 2% gain the week prior with a 5% move last week. The two week move is most impressive indeed. An earnings fueled rally could lift the IWM another 5-10% in the next few weeks. I would stick with this one.
iShares S&P North America Technology and Multimedia Fund (IGN) – Technology was the big winner last week and IGN certainly did not disappoint. The ETF was up more than 6% for the week. I think that is just the beginning for what typically leads the market during a rally. I'm staying right here with this pick.
SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA) – Large cap stocks outpaced small caps last week. The DIA gained an impressive 5.6%. I still like large cap stocks in this environment. They are undervalued and they provide downside protection in the sense that they will not fall as much as other stocks when the market is bearish. I'm not expecting a decline, but just in case I'll ride the DIA for another week.
SPDR S&P Homebuilders (XHB) – The XHB performed better than the prior pick in this spot, the dividend ETF, PFM. That said it was a hollow victory as the XHB was up only 3%. That is significant underperformance as compared to the rest of the market. It did not help that key homebuilder KB Home released a weaker than expected profit report. That stock was down more than 5% after the news was released. I'll look for a bounce back from this much maligned sector.
SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) – If it's not broken, don't fix it. Stick with the S&P 500 and rest easy. We have risk elsewhere with our other ETF selections. Remember the goal here is to generate absolute returns with these ETF picks. The five weekly selections are up more than 12% this year, more than double the rest of the market. No need to go crazy with risk. Stick to the SPY this week for steady gains.
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Ben Affleck's rise from zero to Hollywood hero was crowned when his drama Argo was named best film at the 85th Academy Awards.
It was an emotional night for the actor, producer and director who won an Oscar for Good Will Hunting in 1997 only to see his career take a nosedive with appearances in the critically derided Pearl Harbor and Gigli.
However, Argo - which he directed and starred in - saw his standing soar when it was named Best Picture as well as picking up an Oscar for best adapted screenplay.
In a moving acceptance speech, Affleck said: "I was here 15 years ago or something and I had no idea what I was doing, stood in front of you all. I was just a kid, and I went out, and I never thought I'd be back here and I am, because of so many of you who are here tonight.
Because of so many wonderful people who extended themselves to me when they had nothing to benefit from it in Hollywood, I couldn't get them a job… you can't hold grudges… it's hard, but you can't hold grudges. It doesn't matter how you get knocked down in life, cos that's what happens… all that matters is you gotta get back up."
Elswhere, Daniel Day-Lewis became the first star to land the best actor award three times when he picked up the Academy Award for Lincoln. He'd previously won in 1990 for My Left Foot and again in 2008 for There Will Be Blood.
Jennifer Lawrence - who was nominated for 2010's Winter's Bone - won best actress for her portrayal of a neurotic widow in Silver Linings Playbook.
Ang Lee won his second best director Oscar for Life of Pi. He previously won for Brokeback Mountain and paid tribute to lead actor Suraj Sharma whom he praised for "carrying the film."
Austrian actor Christoph Waltz received his second best supporting actor Oscar - beating off the challenge of Lincoln's Tommy Lee Jones - for the role of Dr King Schultz in the Quentin Tarantino western Django Unchained.
Waltz, who previously won for Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, paid tribute to the director in his acceptance speech, quoting lines from Shultz.
"You scaled the mountain because you are not afraid, you slayed the dragon because you are not afraid and you came through the fire because it's worth it..."
Anne Hathaway predictably walked away with the best supporting actress Oscar for Les Miserables, commenting: "Here's hoping that some day, in the not-too-distant future, the misfortunes of [her destitute character] Fantine will only be found in stories and not in real life."
Pixar's Brave - the story of a feisty Scottish princess fighting a witch's spell - won the award for best animated feature at the expense of British Aardman hope The Pirates! in an Adventure with Scientists.
Ang Lee's Life of Pi, the visually stunning adaptation of Yann Martel's "unfilmable" fantasy novel, won the cinematography award for Chile's Claudio Miranda as well as best visual effects and Mychael Danna's music score.
Miranda's victory meant British cinematography award hopefuls - for Roger Deakins (Skyfall) and Seamus McGarvey (Anna Karenina) - were dashed.
However, Adele and Paul Epworth flew the flag for Blighty when they picked up the Oscar for best original song for Skyfall and Brits also scored in the craft categories with Jacqueline Durran winning best costume design for Anna Karenina and Lisa Westcott and Julie Dartnell picking up the best hair and makeup gong for Les Miserables.
Tom Hooper's adaptation of the stage sensation also took the award for best sound mixing for Brits Andy Nelson, Mark Paterson and Simon Hayes.
In only the third tie in Oscar history for any award, Skyfall also shared the spoils for best sound editing with the Kathryn Bigelow thriller Zero Dark Thirty, the first time a Bond film has won since Thunderball in 1966 for visual effects.
Austrian director Michael Haneke picked up the Oscar for best foreign film for his harrowing drama Amour, starring Jean-Louis Trintignant and best actress nominee Emmanuelle Riva. "Without them I would not be here," he said.
The British-produced Searching For Sugar Man, which told the incredible story of American musician Rodriguez, won the Academy Award for best documentary.
Producer Simon Chinn said: "Rodriguez isn't here tonight because he didn't want to take any of the credit himself...and that says just about everything about that man."
Disney made it a clean sweep on the animation front as director John Kahr's The Paperman, which blended traditional and computer animation, took the award for best animated short.


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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Poetry: How the Soul Speaks
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"..when you read the words of another you are getting the chance to glimpse into their soul.." And, of course, that is what you have given us here, Laura...a glimpse into the depths of your beautiful soul.
Stunningly beautiful.
- February 6, 2013 at 8:45 PM
when i summarize a poem for my students, you know, in ordinary language, they look kind of shocked. hurt, even. :)
- February 6, 2013 at 9:00 PM
- Linda said...
I am so sorry Laura. I love what Patricia said. She, too, has such a beautiful way with words. Your poem is a lovely tribute.
- February 6, 2013 at 9:55 PM
I love you so, and I could feel in this poem the way you'd been all bunched and bawled up (that lump in your throat), and how the words, in their release, eased the pain.
- February 6, 2013 at 10:38 PM
Even when you expect it, this kind of loss still holds grief. I'm sorry for your loss... and blessed by your sharing of this book and the words of this gentleman. I looked at the book - it looks like a charmer! I love the whole idea of it and will have to look for it. Your words touch me - a window into your soul, Laura.
- February 6, 2013 at 11:01 PM
Death stings and hurts no matter how prepared you think you are. If they are a believer you know they are with Jesus, so go ahead and weep, but only for a short while. Then wipe your tears and rejoice for they are in a better place.
- February 7, 2013 at 2:30 AM
Poetry can be so mysterious and yet so personal. Beautiful post!
- February 7, 2013 at 8:30 AM
- Linda Stoll said...
oh I hear you in the pain of the loss ... I have experienced 3 deaths in 3 months ... and writing it out helps us walk through the endless hallway of grief ...
- February 7, 2013 at 9:11 AM
- Maureen Doallas said...
Such a lovely and deeply felt post, Laura. I've missed your beautiful poetry.
- February 7, 2013 at 11:49 AM
- Michelle Eichner said...
Praying for you friend. I love poetry, and yours is a window to your soul, as always.
- February 7, 2013 at 1:16 PM
So sorry for your loss. Love the words of poetry - you always bless.
- February 8, 2013 at 7:06 AM
- Elizabeth Anne May said...
Such a beautiful tribute. You've distilled emotion and beauty and meaning here.
- February 8, 2013 at 1:24 PM


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Keeping Little Kids Busy at Holiday Time
Sponsor a Shopping Spree
Deborah E. Thomas, author of The Bramble Thicket, suggests creating a shopping spree in your home where children can use play money to buy gifts for the other members of the family and their friends. Stock the store with soap, bandages, tooth brushes, candles, pens, notepads, hair bows, toy cars, and so on. Then let them wrap their purchases (with a little help from you). The joy of giving is a wonderful feeling!
Practice Safety
Dr. Martin Eichelberger, CEO of the National SAFE KIDS Campaign, a national organization dedicated solely to the prevention of unintentional childhood injury, reminds parents to be careful during the holidays. "It's easy to become caught up in the excitement of holiday decorating and overlook potential hazards of decorations," he says. "Whether you're putting up a Christmas tree or lighting the Hanukkah menorah, or Kwanzaa candles in the Kinara, taking simple precautions can help make your holidays more joyful and safe."
- Never leave candles unattended, and turn off tree lights when you go to bed or leave the house.
- Keep common baking ingredients such as vanilla and almond extract out of reach as they contain high levels of alcohol.
- Never leave your child unattended in the kitchen.
- Keep round, hard foods and candies such as candy cane pieces, mints, nuts, and popcorn out of reach of young children as these items could cause choking.
Focus on Your Family
Most importantly, limit your holiday activities and reduce the stress. Remember that holidays are for children, too. Make sure you bring your littlest ones into the spirit of the occasion and enjoy their wonder at the season's joys.
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Introducing Solids: Is Your Baby Ready?
Introducing solid foods to a baby can be fun and sometimes challenging. We'll help you determine whether your baby is ready and which foods to introduce first.
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