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Beverly Hills, CA (November 11, 2009) — Twenty features have been submitted for consideration in the Animated Feature Film category for the 82nd Academy Awards®.
The 20 submitted features are:
"Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel"
"Astro Boy"
"Battle for Terra"
"Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs"
"Disney's A Christmas Carol"
"The Dolphin – Story of a Dreamer"
"Fantastic Mr. Fox"
"Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs"
"Mary and Max"
"The Missing Lynx"
"Monsters vs. Aliens"
"Planet 51"
"The Princess and the Frog"
"The Secret of Kells"
"Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure"
"A Town Called Panic"
"Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel," "The Dolphin – Story of a Dreamer," "Fantastic Mr. Fox," "Planet 51," "The Princess and the Frog," "The Secret of Kells" and "A Town Called Panic" have not yet had their required Los Angeles qualifying run. Submitted features must fulfill the theatrical release requirements and meet all of the category's other qualifying rules before they can advance in the voting process.
Under the rules for this category, a maximum of 5 features can be nominated in a year in which the field of eligible entries numbers at least 16.
Films submitted in the Animated Feature Film category also may qualify for Academy Awards in other categories, including Best Picture, provided they meet the requirements for those categories.
The 82nd Academy Awards nominations will be announced on Tuesday, February 2, 2010, at 5:30 a.m. PT in the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
Academy Awards for outstanding film achievements of 2009 will be presented on Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood & Highland Center®, and televised live by the ABC Television Network. The Oscar presentation also will be televised live in more than 200 countries worldwide.
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Bob and Groz discuss what they are looking for when the Seahawks take on the Raiders in the final preseason game. Also, how are things going from bad to worse for USC?
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Alec Martinez scored 5:47 into overtime of Game Seven, giving the Los Angeles Kings a 5-4 win over the Chicago Blackhawks, capturing the Western Conference crown.
Martinez doesn't play a lot, playing more than 18 minutes once in the past 11 games, but he's been remarkably effective. In the series against the Blackhawks, during 5-on-5 play, Martinez was on the ice for 115 shot attempts for and 74 against (60.8%). He now has four goals and nine points in 21 games during this year's playoffs.
Mr. Game Seven, Justin Williams, contributed a goal, as well as setting up Martinez for the winner. Williams now has 18 points in the postseason, ranking fifth, behind Anze Kopitar, Jeff Carter, Patrick Kane and Marian Gaborik. Over the past three years, Williams ranks fourth in playoff scoring, with 42 points in 59 games.
Kings rookie RW Tyler Toffoli continued to produce, picking up a goal and an assist in Game Seven, giving him six points (4 G, 2 A) in the series. He was also strong in terms of puck possession, on the ice for 59.9% (112 for, 75 against) of 5-on-5 shot attempts.
Kings captain Dustin Brown had a productive game, with two assists giving him six points (2 G, 4 A) in the past four games after he had one point in the previous eight. Something about playing with Anze Kopitar works for Brown. Brown also registered a game-high eight hits and 13 shot attempts in Game Seven.
Kings LW Dwight King had a couple of assists in Game Seven, giving him five points (1 G, 4 A) in the series. He had three points in 14 games through the first two rounds of the series.
Chicago jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and it looked like their big guns were firing. Kane had a couple of assists, giving him 10 points in the past four games and a team-leading 20 points in 19 playoff games. In the last six seasons, there have been two players to score at least 14 points in four different playoff years; one is Kane, the other is teammate Marian Hossa.
Kane's linemate, LW Brandon Saad, had a goal and an assist in Game Seven, giving him nine points (4 G, 5 A) in the series. In the last six games, Saad was on for 62.1% of the 5-on-5 shot attempts.
Blackhawks LW Patrick Sharp was dangerous in Game Seven, more than most if not all of this year's playoff games, scoring a pair of goals. It was a rough postseason for Sharp, who finished with 10 points (5 G, 5 A) in 19 games and was on the wrong end of the possession game, 39.4% of the 5-on-5 shot attempts in the series.
This was quite a series, played at a very high level, yet undermined at times by subpar goaltending. Blackhawks G Corey Crawford had an .878 save percentage, stopping 187 of 213 shots, in the series. Three of the goals against in the series-deciding game were the result of ineffective blocked shots by Chicago defenders, so blame can't be pinned solely on Crawford, but it's tough to win stopping under 88% of the shots faced.
It's not as though Jonathan Quick was dramatically better in the Kings' net. Quick had an .889 save percentage (184 saves on 207 shots against), leaving him with a .906 save percentage in this year's playoffs.
The series was also a survival of the fittest and it was clear, in Game Seven, that there were individual players that couldn't be entrusted with ice time. For the Blackhawks, that included LW Brandon Bollig and RW Kris Versteeg, both on for zero shot attempts for and six against in limited ice time, under four minutes each, while C Michal Handzus was only on for two for and nine against in a little under seven minutes.
The Kings had their own liabilities. LW Kyle Clifford was on the ice for zero shot attempts for and 10 against, in less than three minutes of ice time, and RW Trevor Lewis was only slightly better (three attempts for, 12 against) in under six minutes of ice time. They were the only Kings forwards to go scoreless in the series.
It has been anything but easy for the Kings, who have won three straight seven-game series, but they will be favoured against the New York Rangers in the Stanley Cup Final. As the league's top puck possession team, it's fair for the Kings to hold favoured status, but they will need Quick to play better than he has in the playoffs -- and most definitely better than he did against Chicago -- in order to win the Cup.
There's more to break down before that series starts, so let's give credit to the Kings for their hard-fought win over Chicago. It was a memorable series played between two outstandin teams and the victors ought to be applauded.
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I've been spending a lot of time studying the Constitution, lately. I really like that document and I think it is very nearly the greatest thing ever written. It's mind-blowingly brilliant and, although there were flaws in it, the manner in which it was written and how our government was set up gave it the ability to become great. I guess I shall start with the simplicity of the First Amendment, the bedrock of my own activism. Amendment I Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment … [Read more...]
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One of my best buds in the Corps missed out on the easiest duty ever! It's pretty funny to me merely because of the way he tells it.He had received orders for recruiting, which many people dread, but pulling all the stops out he got his orders for Texas. And if there's one thing the Marine Corps doesn't need, it's more Texans. No offense or anything but the Corps is comprised of, in my limited experience, a vast majority of Texans.Recruiting in Texas is like going hunting at the … [Read more...]
Marine Corps outlaws Ouija Board because of "mystery and fear"?
Yeah, it's real. This is a few months old but it's still an active order for the engineer school.Technically, it's not illegal - stupid, but not illegal. The Ouija board was never officially ruled as a religious article so therefore it is not subject to religious protections.Haven't we got two wars, high rates of servicemembers committing suicide, and alcohol-related deaths to worry about?Fail! … [Read more...]
Is Christian evangelism to blame for the popularity of internet porn?
So I've just gotten back into the habit of blogging when someone sent me a link from another Patheos blog on the evangelical Christian channel. I was sort of in shock and awe at the post. I seriously bellowed in laughter at reading the headline and then began to actually read the argument he made for internet pornography being responsible for "the nones". Here was the title of his blog post. Go read it for a laugh and then come back here while I rebut it.Is internet porn to blame for the … [Read more...]
Ken Ham: Buy a dictionary please!
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"Christian persecution" rears its ugly…oh who are we kidding~! Stop lying…
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On the heels of Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson's plan to shut down Majestic Sports Bar for unlicensed liquor sales and underage patron violations, Columbus special operations agents are on the hunt for any other businesses breaking alcohol laws as well.
Columbus investigators said throughout the year they go to several hundred bars, gas stations, and restaurants looking to catch anyone committing alcohol violations.
Two women from two separate establishments ended up behind a different set of bars during the stings. A bartender at Maple Sports Bar on Veterans Parkway, 30-year-old Mandy Baird, was arrested for serving alcohol to a minor.
Agents reported they entered the bar with a 20 year-old "underage detail" that ordered a beer. Baird's accused of giving the beer to the undercover minor without asking for identification.
Ashlee Jamieson, an employee at Mix Ultra Lounge on Broadway, was caught empty-handed. The 20-year-old was working as a "shot girl" when investigators said they entered the popular night club and asked employees for their ABC cards. Jamieson was unable to present the license to serve alcohol and she was arrested on the scene.
Captain Gil Slouchik with the Columbus Special Operations Unit said it's a two-step process for catching violators.
Slouchik said sometimes an undercover agent is sent inside a business with a minor that asks for alcohol as they did with Maple Sports Bar.
The second step, Cpt. Slouchik said, is when agents simply ask employees for the proper credentials.
Authorities say the majority of Columbus businesses are following the rules.
Cpt. Slouchik says at one point they entered more than 25 businesses and no one took the bait.
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SUNDAY, Aug. 22 (HealthDay News) -- For the first time,
scientists have succeeded in isolating the lengthy protein encoded
by the BRCA2 gene.
Dysfunction of this gene can up the risk for both breast and
ovarian cancer.
By separating the protein from the rest of the components of
human cells, researchers were able to study it more closely and
figure out exactly what it does in the body.
"Since BRCA2 is such a large protein, it has a lot of different domains and it has never really been clear how the different domains work together," explained Wolf-Dietrich Heyer, senior author of a paper appearing online in the journal Nature Structural & Molecular Biology and co-leader of
the Molecular Oncology Program at the University of California,
Davis, Cancer Center.
"With having the entire protein purified now, one has a chance to actually understand the whole protein," he said. "It's a huge protein. People were studying individual pieces but never got the full picture. Now we can really start to analyze its mechanisms."
That analysis should help illuminate the underpinnings of breast
and ovarian cancers and point the way, someday, to better
prevention and treatment.
Heyer's paper joins two other papers, one also in
Nature Structural & Molecular Biology and one in
Nature, which detail the findings. All were published online Aug. 22.
Although the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes were discovered some 15 years
ago, scientists have had trouble deciphering their inner
"Everybody has a BRCA gene. You need it because it functions as a tumor-suppressor gene," explained Dr. Julia Smith, director of the Breast Cancer Screening and Prevention Program at NYU Cancer Institute in New York City. "Abnormal cells that could become tumor cells are popping up all the time and we have lots and lots of repair mechanisms and corrective mechanisms to bump off those cells so they can't divide and behave badly."
Under normal circumstances, the BRCA gene would automatically
correct those problems.
"But if you have certain mutations in the BRCA gene, then one of the mechanisms of repair - the BRCA gene - is not functioning properly, so that cell is allowed to proliferate and grow out of control," Smith said.
Over the course of several, often frustrating years, these
scientists were able to purify the protein, which consists of 3,418
amino acids, to reveal some of its inner workings.
As it turns out, BRCA2 binds with another protein, RAD51, in a
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"It's a basic science discovery but it has many implications," said Stephen Kowalczykowski, senior author of the paper appearing in Nature and distinguished professor of microbiology and
molecular and cellular biology at the University of California,
Davis. "One would be that since we now know how the protein works,
we can try to screen for therapeutic agents that could mitigate
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"This illuminates a function of BRCA2 that's going to give new ideas to people who are involved in translational [lab-to-bedside] work," added Dr. Priscilla A. Furth, a professor of oncology and medicine at Lombardi Cancer Center of Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. "This is good, solid, basic science that is going to put us on a firm ground as we now look at why we get cancers from the loss of BRCA2."
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(a) In general
The Tennessee Valley Authority shall conduct a least-cost planning program in accordance with this section.
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In conducting a least-cost planning program under subsection (a) of this section, the Tennessee Valley Authority shall employ and implement a planning and selection process for new energy resources which evaluates the full range of existing and incremental resources (including new power supplies, energy conservation and efficiency, and renewable energy resources) in order to provide adequate and reliable service to electric customers of the Tennessee Valley Authority at the lowest system cost.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority shall provide appropriate assistance to distributors under paragraph (1)(B). Such assistance shall, where cost effective, be provided by the Tennessee Valley Authority acting through, or in cooperation with, an association of distributors. Such assistance may include publications, workshops, conferences, one-on-one assistance, financial assistance, equipment loans, technology assessment studies, marketing studies, and other appropriate mechanisms to transfer information on energy efficiency and renewable energy options and programs to customers.
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Words "on conviction before any court of competent jurisdiction" were omitted as unnecessary, since punishment cannot be imposed until there has been a conviction before a competent tribunal.
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Getting His Life Together: Gucci Mane Side Steps Baby Mama Drama By Giving His Son's Mother Exactly What She Wants
Looks like Gucci is trying to step out of jail as a better man later this week.
True Or False: Is Gucci Mane Home From Prison?
Was Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane released from prison?
Will They Ever Learn? Gucci Mane Is Going Right BACK To Jail…Again
Damn…his bed in jail is still warm!
Chris Brown Shows Off His Rapping Skills On New Gucci Mane Track [Video]
Off their upcoming collaborate album
Watch The Hook, Gucci Mane and Chris Brown have teamed up to challenge each others emcee skills.
Coon Of The Day: Gucci Mane Released From Prison, Goes Directly To The Strip Club
Gucci Mane was released from prison last night and went straight to the strip club.
Where Are Your Friends: Gucci Mane Still Being Held On $5,000 Bond??
As of 2pm EST today, Radric Delantic Davis, or "Gucci Mane" as he's known in "the hood" is still a guest of the Dekalb County Jail right outside of Atlanta.
Gucci Mane Really Ain't Sh*t
If you thought the whole "Gucci Mane threw some random broad out his car" thing sounded crazy before, wait til you hear the details.
Ladies Love La Flare: A History Of Women Linked To Gucci Mane
Before his recent arrest for throwing a woman out of a moving vehicle, there was something about Gucci Mane that made him a star attraction for a number of ladies.
Coon of The Day: Gucci Mane Has Been Arrested…Again
Radric just can't get right.
Gucci Mane Is Getting His Pop Star On In The Studio With __________
We understand Hip-Hop still thinks Gucci Mane is the hottest thang in the streets, psycho look in his eye, dumba** face tattoo and all.
UPDATE: Gucci Mane Chooses The Loony Bin Over The Slammer
Even though we'll be the first to agree that Gucci Mane isn't working with a full deck of cards, this right here is pure bullsh*t!!


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The Office of Disciplinary Counsel and the West Virginia Lawyer Disciplinary Board have jurisdiction to prosecute alleged state code violations against a patent lawyer who is not a West Virginia State Bar member, West Virginia Supreme Court justices recently ruled.
Milton patent lawyer Olen York filed the petition for writ of mandamus seeking the West Virginia Office of Disciplinary Counsel to stop its investigation and also filed a writ of prohibition seeking to prohibit the West Virginia Lawyer Disciplinary Board from prosecuting alleged violations.
In his petition, York said he is admitted as a licensed member of the Ohio Bar and he also was admitted to practice law before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Additionally, York said he performed patent and trademark work as an independent contractor for the Waters Law Firm. York said he only handled these types of issues before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, representing clients from Kentucky, Ohio, Texas, California and West Virginia.
He said he never appeared in any West Virginia court.
However, the disciplinary board and the disciplinary counsel disagree, asserting they could pursue the charges because York practiced law in West Virginia.
Robert Waters, head of the Waters Law Group, initiated a complaint against York and a statement of charges was issued against York in September 2012.
The charges stemmed from a dispute between the two over fees York earned for work he did for the firm. The statement alleged York left the Waters Law Group to work for a Charleston law firm, receiving payments for legal work he performed for two patent clients he had represented while associated with the Waters Law Group.
The statement also asserts York violated rules of professional conduct for failing to have a separate client account, failing to notify the Waters Law Group of money received by a client and failing to have an IOLTA account.
The statement of charges alleged York commingled, misappropriated and converted funds for his own use.
York says neither entity — the disciplinary board nor the disciplinary counsel — has jurisdiction because his practice was limited to patent and trademark issues before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
"When the regulation of the practice of law by a state court conflicts with federal courts, the state court regulation is preempted by federal law, pursuant to the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution," York argues in his petition. "In this case, because (York) was authorized by the USPTO to represent clients before that federal agency, he was authorized to take whatever actions were necessary to represent his clients, even if such actions occurred in West Virginia."
However, the disciplinary board and disciplinary counsel say they do have jurisdiction because "the practice of law in West Virginia is not limited to actions that can only be filed before a West Virginia court or tribunal, but encompasses any instance a party provides another with advice or service under circumstance which imply the possession or use of legal knowledge or skill."
Both entities say he engaged in the practice of law in the Mountain State. Thus, the court has authority to regulate and control the practice of law within state lines, the response asserts.
"Such jurisdiction is necessary to protect the public, to reassure the public as to the reliability and integrity of attorneys, to safeguard the public interest in the administration of justice, to deter other attorneys from engaging in similar misconduct and is not in conflict with or preempted by federal law," their response asserts.
In the June 5 opinion, authored by Justice Margaret Workman, justices denied the writ of prohibition, saying the West Virginia Rules of Professional Conduct govern attorneys regardless of whether they are West Virginia state bar members and even when they practice in federal matters.
The opinion noted that the court has not decided until now whether the practice of patent law falls under the "practice of law in West Virginia" as it is used in the West Virginia Rules of Lawyer Disciplinary Procedure.
"Rule 1 of the Rules of Lawyer Disciplinary Procedure clearly provides that this state's disciplinary authorities have jurisdiction over an 'individual admitted to the practice of law in another jurisdiction who engages in the practice of law in West Virginia'" the opinion states.


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SHAWANO, WI (WSAU) - The Shawano man accused of killing a brother and sister in Oconto county was bound over for trial yesterday. 29-year-old Daniel Lee Schmidt is charged with First Degree Intentional Homicide in the deaths of Kimberly Rose and Leonard Marsh in May of 2009. Judge Michael T. Judge has set an Arraignment hearing for October 26th.
The criminal complaint says Schmidt had an affair with Rose, and his wife Stephanie found out. Schmidt allegedly said to his wife that if Rose was out of the picture, "then they wouldn't have to deal with her and they could mend their relationship."
Schmidt is accused of using a 20-gauge shotgun to shoot Kimberly Rose once and her brother Leonard Marsh three times. Assistant Attorney General David Wambach is prosecuting the case.


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Mission & Philosophy
Our Mission
MMS is committed to inspiring a life-long passion for learning in every student.
Founded in 1966, MMS is an independent preschool that blends Montessori philosophy with current Early Childhood practices to incite young minds as they make connections from the concrete to the abstract. Through our philosophies, children are encouraged to learn from each other and to pursue knowledge through their own ideas and inclinations.
A vibrant faculty, formally trained, is the backbone of the MMS education. Respect for each child guides our teachers, making them flexible and responsive. From the safety of the positive environment, MMS students take risks and achieve independence. The MMS staff is also committed to drawing on the many resources in our community, reflecting its diversity and honoring the school's ethic of inclusion.
A parent cooperative, MMS recognizes and values an active partnership between home and school, parent and teacher. Additionally, within the community, our parents make it a priority to get to know and value each other, investing themselves in the institution and modeling for the children. Parent-Staff communication is welcome, and parents are highly motivated to participate in fundraising events, social events, and other opportunities to connect and "give back."
The themes of connection and community are further manifested in the world of MMS by the role of Alumni. Our many two and even three-generation Morningside families offer testament to the powerful foundation the school provides. The respectful, personal teaching style makes Morningside memorable and vital for our graduates.
Our Philosophy
The Morningside approach to early childhood education is based primarily on principles developed in the early part of this century by Maria Montessori, an Italian physician and early childhood educator:
Morningside also blends non-Montessori elements of early childhood education. We diverge from a strict Montessori approach as a product of thoughtful reading and conversation as a staff. As a result of this reflection, we extend Montessori lessons with recent information about children's development. For example, while we use the moveable alphabet to help children learn to spell, we also employ shared reading techniques, engaging all students in connecting pictures and words to support individual word identification. We read stories that are chosen by students because that helps children be authentically invested in the story telling process. Our materials reflect a blended approach to supporting children in their path of learning. Blocks of all sorts and fantasy-play materials allow for children to 'play out' their worlds. Our daily routine reflects A Montesssori approach and a more modern early childhood approach. A strict Montessori school might only present work to individual children or small groups of children. While we use this method, we also bring the whole group of children together once per day for stories, singing or games as well as for the introduction of new materials. Supplemental to our Morning 5 Day Program, in the afternoons, we have the Explorers Class. This is a special extended-day program for four- and five-year olds from the West and South classrooms. This class features enriched activities expressly designed for older children.
Classes also take field trips, attend performances and explore the neighborhood – touring the firehouse, uncovering shapes embedded in the design of the buildings in our neighborhood, measuring trees or observing the seasons change in Riverside Park. We also have in-house trips that include musical presentations, interactions with animals and storybook based performances.
All our programs have a music class and a movement class every week. Our Three Day Program has Yoga every week as well. We rotate some specials in the 5 Day Morning and Afternoon Programs. We have a 10 week cycle of Yoga in the winter and an 8 week cycle of soccer classes in Riverside Park in the Spring. Throughout the year, when we cannot use our rooftop playground, we set up an indoor obstacle course in a large multi-purpose room in our building.


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22 U.S. Code § 3107 - Consultations; creation of independent public advisory committees
Officials performing functions pursuant to this chapter shall secure balanced, diverse, and responsible views from qualified persons representing business, organized labor, and the academic community and may, where appropriate, create such independent public advisory committees as are necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter.
Source(Pub. L. 94–472, § 8,Oct. 11, 1976, 90 Stat. 2064; Pub. L. 95–381, § 3,Sept. 22, 1978, 92 Stat. 726; Pub. L. 97–33, § 4,Aug. 7, 1981, 95 Stat. 171.)
1981—Pub. L. 97–33struck out designation "(a)" before "Officials performing functions" and struck out subsec. (b) which provided that the President review the results of studies and surveys conducted pursuant to this chapter and report annually to the Committee on International Relations [Foreign Affairs] of the House of Representatives and the appropriate committees of the Senate on any trends or developments which might have had national policy implications and which in the President's opinion warranted the review of the respective committees.
1978—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 95–381substituted references to President, for references to Council on International Economic Policy.
Executive Order No. 11962
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These Funny Inspirational poems are examples of Inspirational poems about Funny. These are the best examples of Funny Inspirational poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
(This poem was inspired by my friend's grandma who said, and I quote, "You can hug anyone you want to." I dedicate it to all the sweetie poets who give "hugs.")
You can hug anyone you want to.
It's something everyone can do.
(There are many reactions from one act.
Proceed with caution so you don't get smacked.)
You can hug any way you like.
Keep it loose, or grab 'em tight.
Hug with a manly guttural noise,
or hug like a lady with grace and poise.
Sometimes just one hand will do.
Hug the way that best suits you.
Hug to ward off tears and sorrow.
Hug like you're going to die tomorrow.
Hug sister Suzy. Hug uncle Al.
Hug anyone to make a new pal.
Hug 'em big. Hug 'em small.
Hug 'em one. Hug 'em all.
Hug 'em in a group or two by two,
so the pleasure's not all about you.
Hug with a spin. Even make it an art.
Just make sure you hug with your heart.
It's as simple as a shoulder shrug.
Everybody could use a hug.
You can hug anyone you want to.
Watch your back, cuz I might hug you.
A gentle kiss,
that I really must send
To another true,
and very dear friend
Pucker up babe,
it's coming your way
And riding a storm,
so it should be there today
I licked my lips before I blew,
so I know it's going to stick
But with all the lightning,
it might have a little kick
So when it hits your lips,
it might give off a little spark
Now what started off as a gentle kiss,
might be leaving you in the dark <3
*For my sweety*
*Elizabeth Wesley*
Look around,embrace life,smile,
Even if it's only once in a while,
Gods' world,acres of entertainment,
Learn to laugh,enjoy your environment,
Umbrellas out,the birds are soaring,
Two parrots pecking,so adoring,
The king of water,angry river roaring,
Water racing each other,raindrops pouring,
Snake shaking his rattler,rumba girls luring,
Woodpecker sharing knock,knock jokes,ohh so boring,
Visa-card in his poach,kangaroo touring,
Owl seeking more wisdom,bird brain storing,
More hay over here,horses neighing,
Green,green pastures,the donkeys are braying,
Twenty four-sevens,happy hens are laying,
Do you catch the drift,of what I'm saying,
Now open your eyes,see what I'm talking about,
Hope it put a smile on your face,
Or pulled a laugh from your mouth....
< Cascading lakes and streams
The loon stands out it seems
Minnesota's state bird
I know it must sound absurd
Adopted in nineteen sixty one
Wails and yodels heard under the sun
Black and white bearing red eyes
Wingspans five feet can make one cry
Body lengths up to three feet
Yet clumsy on lands and moss peat
They are high speed flyers
And great underwater divers
They can dive up to ninety feet
In pursuit of fish they want to eat
They are even on our license plates
An critical habitat drawn on metal slates
Twelve thousand of these unique birds
God that has to be a lot of turds
But for now I'll enjoy it's captured views
Of this beautiful loon and it's most colorful hues
Written By Katherine Stella
Entry For Mini - Blog Beautiful Bird Contest
By Constance ~ A Rambling Poet
'Tis strange where we should get the notion
That poetry expressed in motion
Should within the human form reside.
When nature gives us many chances
Unpractised and ephemeral dances
Like in a muddy field when sheep collide
Truth is, that nature's not so humble
And doesn't mind the dancer's stumble
There's nothing that it ever seeks to hide
Uncaring it leaves all revealed
And is not shamed if one small field
Has crazy sheep and one long muddy slide
They're mad, they're bad, they're having fun
Those naughty sheep and every one
Is doing what convention has denied
The hillside's muddy, wet and slick
With crazy sheepies sliding quick
Down to the bottom, down where sheep collide.
Many count good nature's fare
The birdsong and the country air
Among the wonders of the countryside
But strange delight can yet be found
In woolly bodies sliding round
A simple muddy field where sheep collide.
While nature guides celestial spheres
In cosmic dances, it appears,
With majesty the earthborn are denied
Down far beneath in mud and grass
A sheep slides on its woolly a***:
A sense of fun, though not a sense of pride.
Ain't a word, you said.
but it takes a daring gust
for things start to be.
Why are you so grumpy?
Pray, what made you so?
What gave rise to those dark eyes,
and snivel on your nose?
Why are you so grumpy?
-Don't give me the charade!
I see through that bright red nose,
upon that white clown face!
Why are you so grumpy?
Oh, come now, don't hold back.
I know you know that I know well,
the way you always act.
You cover and hide,
and hurry your stride,
you act as though I'm clueless.
Pout and weep,
mumble and freep,
I know that's no word, BUT YOU DO IT!
So if you're feelin' grumpy,
don't let that raincloud set.
The day that comes after this one,
could be your greatest yet!
They tried to make you go to Rehab...
you said...
Shoulda' packed your bags ta' Rehab...
you wouldn't
boo-hoo hot-mess
When you're walking
Scuffling along in trouble's shoes
Head hanging low
Mumbling moody blues
Well me, I'm making lemonade
Why can't you
Taking bitter adding something sweet
Maybe a smidge, no a heap full of hope
Heck, by days end I'll mix it up
Movin' straight to, getting crazy in root beer floats
When all you see is red
Awful thoughts pound your head
"Honey do this, honey do that"
I'm sitting back
Feet up, sipping lemonade again
You look my way and say
"Boy, he's got it made"
Not so my friend
I just taking my lemons
And making me some lemonade instead
There's so much "other time"
To have your little gripes
Or your petty cries
But, now let's toast away the grind
And partake in some lemonade on ice
You've come this far
"And guess what? You've got your health"
Check your pulse you're still alive
So change your ways
Brother, embrace the lemons
Squeeze fresh into winner ala mode
And "live baby, baby live! in lemonade days
"Ahhh ... such sweetness"
Sitting through this gloomy day
I sit and stare and wait.
My mind begins to wonder still
with whats to come to date.
I sniff the air like a pack of wolves
in search of scent and smell.
My eye's scan round this dismal room
but its only me I tell.
So lets try something new this time
and hope its better yet,
I laugh at this my crazy mind,
I think he wants a bet.
Come on now this could be fun
you might just find a mate.
Let your fingers be your guide
and hope its not to late.
Well here we are the game at last,
he thinks he stands a chance.
What is it then this stench we have?
Or can you guess without a glance?
He tastes the air and fills his lungs
and shouts its apple toffee,
but he lacks a tongue to taste it all,
I plainly say its coffee.


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Animal cruelty
I read about the animal cruelty in your area and am heartsick. I do hope you are keeping this newsworthy and that it won't be forgotten.
My belief is that for all this to end we need it to be treated as negatively as it really is. Shame and lots of police repercussions for the horrible crime that it is. Thank you for listening to a heartsick fellow Minnesotan.
Sharon Jones,
Waverly, MN
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edited by Norman Sartorius, Julian Leff, Juan Lopez-Ibor, Mario Maj, and Ahmed Okasha; Chichester, England, John Wiley & Sons, 2005, 299 pages, $135
Not too many years ago a book with a title such as "Families and Mental Disorders" would almost certainly have dealt with the family's role in generating or exacerbating the mental illness of one of its members, with correlative treatment models to remedy family dysfunction. The family burden literature was the first to assess the effects of mental illness on the family. These effects typically have been characterized as objective burden (the family disruptions, financial losses, and multiple tasks associated with caregiving, including negotiating the mental health, medical, welfare, and sometimes criminal justice systems) and subjective burden (the emotional costs to the caregiver and the consequences of societal stigma).
For the most part, the chapters in Families and Mental Disorders: From Burden to Empowerment illustrate the impact of these stressors on family interactions. The book begins with a thoughtful integration of the family burden literature with a discussion of appraisal and coping in families of persons with schizophrenia, together with the impact of family environment and models of family interventions. Although family burden research has focused on schizophrenia—and the literature indicates that burden seems highest with this disorder—individual chapters are also devoted to families of individuals with dementia, major depression, bipolar disorder, severe anxiety disorder, eating disorders, and drug abuse as well as children with mental disorders.
The book has a stellar cast of multinational editors and contributors. Norman Sartorius, currently with the University of Geneva, Switzerland, is former director of the mental health division of the World Health Organization (WHO) and a major facilitator of international research on schizophrenia. Julian Leff, from the United Kingdom, pioneered the research on expressed emotion in families, including WHO's cross-cultural comparisons. The other editors are from Spain, Italy, and Egypt. Most contributors are major researchers in this field, so the chapters represent state-of-the-art knowledge and are written with a high level of rigor and sophistication. Christine Barrowclough writes about families of persons with schizophrenia, and Gabor Keitner writes about bipolar disorder. Elizabeth Kuipers and Paul Bebbington summarize the research on family burden and coping strategies. Ian Falloon, arguably our major researcher on family psychoeducation, thoughtfully explores the literature on various models, including William McFarlane's findings on the benefits of the multifamily group. Margaret Leggatt, formerly head of the World Fellowship for Schizophrenia and Allied Disorders (WFSAD), writes of the role of family organizations throughout the world. Radha Shankar, a psychiatrist in Chennai, India, and former vice-president of WFSAD, writes about cultural perspectives in family involvement and the process of organizing and empowering families in India.
This book thus goes well beyond family burden—and family interventions—to highlight one of the major coping strategies developed by families. Beyond gaining insights from individual and group psychoeducation, beyond learning to understand the substrates of mental illness and how to modify their own behaviors, many families want to do something on a larger scale. They want to ameliorate an often poorly organized and unresponsive mental health system, promote basic and applied research, and improve social policy on mental illness. In addition to learning how to be optimally supportive of their ill relatives, families have realized the personal and political benefits of organizing.
This book is an important and timely work that leads us into a new era in mental health care. Most chapters nevertheless emphasize the importance of family interventions by professionals. They provide the empirical basis for particular models of educating families and easing their burden. But the concept of "family empowerment" goes far beyond the individual case. It opens a window to the political importance and the intrinsic therapeutic value of the advocacy role. Advocacy offers families external as well as internal mastery over their destiny and that of their loved ones and a means to improve the prospects of the whole community of people with mental illness. We need more books, and more research, to explore the process and effects of this historic development.
Dr. Lefley is professor in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
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