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The following contains information for the remaining #Newtown wakes and funerals as well as a note about the WBC.
A widely circulated email purportedly between Shirley Phelps-Roper & Rachel Hockenbarger that refers to protesting on Friday 12/21 is likely referring to a wake for two slain Police Officers in Topeka, Kansas. Thus, "TPD" more than likely references 'Topeka' in Kansas and not Torrington or Trumbull. However, those in CT should stay alert.
PLEASE try and get a photo (or license plate number) of any vehicle or person you believe is of WestboroBaptistChurch
BEFORE you tweet. We have had far too many false reports.
**** Please understand that there is yet to be a credible verifiable report of the WBC having stepped a foot in CT, let alone be in Newtown. ****
More than likely the WBC has - once again - simply used the misfortune and misery of others to increase their visibility via their twisted brand of 'Godrilla Marketing'.
Finally, many people who have covered the Wesboro Baptist Church assert that they don't believe a word of what they say; That the WBC is essentially an elaborate scam created by Fred Phelps Sr to generate income via an exploitation of the law; Inciting people to act out against them or violate their right to assemble that allows the WBC to file Civil Lawsuits for monetary damages. This seems more and more likely to be true - particularly because it becomes more obvious how calculated and disciplined the WBC is with their operations.
No matter what happens in the next few days of the NewtownNightmare, if you come across the WBC remain nonviolent and respect the PD's protest instructions.
From blog.CTNEWS.com (unless otherwise noted)
Mary J. Sherlach Wake will be held Thursday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Abriola Parkview Funeral Home, 419 White Plains Rd, Trumbull
Rachel Marie D'Avino 4 to 8 p.m. Friends may call the Woodbury Funeral Home of Munson-Lovetere, 2 School Street
Grace McDonnell Family and friends may call from 2:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. at St. Rose of Lima Church at 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown
Jesse Lewis Funeral service and interment in Zoar Cemetery, Sandy Hook are private. Wake will be held 9:00am to 12:00 noon at the Honan Funeral Home, 58 Main Street, Newtown
Catherine Violet Hubbard 10 a.m. – Funeral Mass at St. Rose of Lima Church at 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown Burial will follow at St. Rose Cemetery, Cherry St. at the corner of Black Cherry La.
Anne Marie Murphy 10 a.m. Mass at St. Mary of the Assumption RC Church, 117 Valley Rd, Katonah, NY Burial will follow at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Somers
Benjamin Wheeler 11 a.m. Trinity Episcopal Church, 36 Main St., Newtown Burial will be private
Lauren Gabrielle Rousseau 10 a.m. at First Congregational Church, 154 Deer Hill Ave., Danbury followed by a memorial service for friends, co-workers and family at 11 a.m.
Allison Wyatt 11 a.m. Services will be at Sacred Heart Church, 910 Main Street South, Southbury
Josephine Gay 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at St. Rose of Lima Church at 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown
Olivia Engel 4 – 7 p.m. at the Honan Funeral Home, 58 Main Street, Newtown
Mary J. Sherlach 11 a.m. Memorial Mass at St. Stephen Church, 6948 Main St., Trumbull Committal will be private
Rachel Marie D'Avino 11 a.m. at the Church of the Nativity, 48 East Street, Bethlehem Burial will be held at the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Watertown.
Dylan Hockley 1 p.m. A public Memorial Service will be held in the Walnut Hill Community Church, 156 Walnut Hill Rd., Bethel
Grace McDonnell 11:00 A.M. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated in St. Rose of Lima Church.
Olivia Engel 1 p.m. Funeral Mass occurring at St. Rose of Lima Church at 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown
Josephine Gay 11 a.m.A Mass of Christian Burial will follow at St. Rose of Lima Church at 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown Burial will be at a later date and will be private.
The funeral for Ana Grace Márquez-Greene will be held on Saturday in Bloomfield. A homegoing celebration will begin at noon at the First Cathedral, 1151 Blue Hills Ave. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to noon, prior to the service. Burial will be private. (WTNH)
The funeral and burial for Dawn Lafferty Hochsprung will be private. Calling hours are from 3-8 p.m. Wednesday at the Woodbury Funeral Home of Munson-Lovetere Funeral Home at 2 School Street. (WTNH)
Emilie Parker's funeral is scheduled for Saturday in Ogden, Utah, where her family lived before they moved to Newtown earlier this year, according to the Standard-Examiner. The service will be held at 10 a.m. at the Rock Cliff LDS Stake Center, 1000 Suncrest Drive. The viewing will take place Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Myers Mortuary in Ogden.


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August 21, 2005 - Coles County, IL Photo:
Jeffrey Wilson
you for visiting the homepage of the ICCRA!
Photo: Roger Sugden
Gray, Tennessee crop circle came down on May 5, 2013 in a field of grasses owned by Connie Osbern. I happened to be in Tennessee at the time visiting some friends and a former crop circle site in Madisonville Tennessee. I was informed of this first crop circle in the USA of 2013 by a friend in Texas. I realized I was only a few hours away and decided to drive to the site.
Photo: Roger Sugden
On May 17th and 18th, I did the best investigation that one person could do in extreme heat. This formation measured 208 feet in length and 99 feet in width.
Samples were gathered and sent for analysis, and I talked at length with the landowner. She told me that it was on old indian ground and that artifacts from the Woodland culture had been found at this site. There is also a natural spring at this site and it is bordered by Cedar Creek.
Roger Sugden, Investigator
From: John Myers
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 10:49 AM
To: Jeff Wilson
Subject: Fw: Gray, Tennessee, USA crop circle diagram
Jeff, I met Roger Sugden in the Gray, TN crop circle in May and helped him briefly with his measurements.
We then flew over the formation and took some aerials which I posted on Crop Circle Connector and BLTResearch websites.
I decided to explore the geometry and see if there was anything interesting. I have attached my photos and my geometry sketch for you to see that I first drew out by hand, scanned into the computer and then added colors in photoshop. While it looks symmetrical at first glance, the gaps in the outer circles are not the same width. I overlayed the original photo on top of my diagram in photoshop to make sure. Then I discovered that if I extended the lines from the edges of the gap in the large circle on the left side of the formation into the center smaller circle, the lines met in the center. when I used the compass the measure the width of the pie slice and repeat it around the circle, I found there was an octagon shape!
On the other side, the gap was slightly larger. When I extended the line from the edge of the gap in toward the center smaller circle, the line formed a tangent to the circle instead of entering the center. By continuing this around the inner circle using tangent lines, an 8-sided star appeared!
Finally I noticed that the inside diameter of the larger circle could be placed between the two circles, thereby forming 3 circles in a row of the same size.
I was really excited to discover all this geometry in this relatively simple formation. There is no doubt in my mind that this is a genuine formation, based on all of the above – the beauty from the air, the interesting weaves, bent nodes, and the geometry.
You have some great research on your website and its good to see people exploring circles in the US in depth.
I would like to contact Roger, but don't have his email. Could you let me know how I can contact him? Thanks. John
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Welcome to the official website of the Independent Crop Circle Researchers' Association [ICCRA]. This website is designed to serve crop circle researchers and members of the general public who have an interest in crop circles - specifically in American crop circle formations - with as much of the information about USA crop circles (and crop circle research in general) as we can freely provide.
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These Baby Inspirational poems are examples of Inspirational poems about Baby. These are the best examples of Baby Inspirational poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
God is always love
Forever seek the kingdom;
Praise the creator
Keep giving what you can give
Please endure until the end
Beautiful Heavens
Protecting the meek ones earth
Watching over us
Helping us to cope with life
Comforted with hope and trust
When you find rhythm
You find your hearts inner core
Celebrate the times
Make them better than before
Reminisce and dance all night
My Son Moon and Star ~
Approaching the celebration of his Birth
cherishing the gift I received
within weeks of conception I knew
something amazing was in Creation ~
the Stars held a party
sending me with one of their own
Gazing at 3 shooting stars twinkling crossing the sky
It was magic It was destiny taking its flight.
In love with an October full moon
drawing and painting I liked
thinking of Vincent Van Gogh ~
caught in a loss of time
Hours going by as choosing my color
a wittness to three falling stars
A clear night sky sparkle's
A once Famous Star was sent
inspiring the tiny child inside ~
Never a doubt in my mind at all
child bearing was worth any pain received
yours will be in a pursuit of a dream ~
one to cherish and hold
My Son was born the following August ~
working on the set of Grimm 3rd season this year
as the set of Leverage for 3 years .
Has done a Indie movie here
In Paris it was seen and honored
coming soon filmed in Portland ~
"The House of Last Things "
awaiting the credits , you will see
1st Assistant Director ~ production assistant
My Young Lion Mans dream ~
A proud mom I watch every show and the credits
as foretold in a whisper to me 25 years ago
My Son & Moon and Star
A name you will all know ~
Happy Birthday to my creative Son
you will exist in my heart forever~
and thereafter
Tonight as my baby girl started to pray
She said God it's 8 O'Clock,
And God We need to talk.
She said daddy help me pray,
And daddy bow your head,
As we knelt beside her bed.
she said God can you hear me?
Mommy always said you'd hear me,
If I would learn to pray,
And that you would show me the way.
Well God I don't understand.
Why you took my mommy away.
Daddy always says i'll understand,
When I grow up some day.
She said God, you need your son.
Well I need my mommy to,
And I know that my daddy,
Would be happier with mommy.
Cause daddy talks to her,
And mommy's not even there.
God can you please,
Give my mommy wings,
So she can come to see us.
She always kept our house clean,
And God I know,
She keeps your house clean to.
And God I miss mommy's big hugs,
Daddy says your son gives hugs to.
So I know if my mommy had wings,
She could hug me and daddy.
Well God I want to thank you,
For being there to listen,
And God think about what I said.
And tell mommy that I love her,
And God I love you to.
Oh just one more thing God,
Help my daddy stop crying.
Thank you God, Amen,
Then she turned to me and said,
Goodnight daddy, I love you.
I was still on my knees,
Beside my little girls bed,
With tears running from my eyes.
I gave my baby a goodnight kiss,
And said sweet dreams baby girl.
Then I went to my room,
And kissed my wife's picture,
And with tears in my eyes,
I knelt down to pray,
I said God, We need to talk.
I feel my baby,
in me so naughty,
each kick that he gives me,
i feel so happy,
there are nobody,
can relace my baby,
i'll never feel lonely,
with the presence of my baby. . . .
This is how I come to fade!
oh baby I once loved you.
oh I once loved you!!
My heart is aching for you, now.
My love for you cries out!
it cries out!
oh oh this is the way you have made me.
This is the way I have come to fade.
Oh baby I once loved you.
Behold The Moment
Behold the moment,the future is here.
Our family is getting bigger every year.
The new child has arrived ,
already loved by all.
Hold this special baby close to you,to
rock away the fears and kiss away
the tears.
Take in every moment ,to share in the joy.
Let me shout from the hill tops so
everyone knows, our new child has all ten toes.
As the years go by and each one grows,
There is a new experince to be had by all.
A play ,a big game or off to college they'll go.
As we let go and they are on their own.
Never fret they'll soon be home.
Down the road ,each child will enlarge the
family with families of their own.
Anne Rutherford
Copyright 2008
Treasured Baby Series.
For Great Granddaughter Tesla.
The Love Child
Gently laid in pungent hay
The small infant greets the eve
While all those present wonder
At the glory they've received
Neither before nor after
Will man witness such a birth
That brings more joy and hope to
Ev'ry creature on the earth
Brilliant star pierces the dark
As heavenly beings sing
Of earthly peace now dawning
Over plains the chorus rings
The wise and faithful bearers
Of the gifts know all along
This baby is the Savior
Whom inspires the angels' song
They bow to God incarnate
And place before Him treasure
Shepherds praise the Holy child
Whose pow'r is without measure
For though a humble baby now
A King lies in the manger
Who came to heal wounded hearts
And save our souls from danger
Question you how it can be
This mystery of ages?
Find the answer given us
Within the ancient pages
Read how it has comes to pass
Payment for our sin is done
Through ultimate sacrifice
God has sent His only Son
So see Him sweetly sleeping
Tiny boy so meek and mild
And know the baby Jesus
Is our Father's great Love Child
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The were the three Magi with mantels and beards, traveling
on strong camels as far as Bethlehem and having
seen a wondrous star, they began their long journey
by bringing precious gifts, but they warned Joseph and Mary
of Herod's malicious intent...so they fled to Egypt
on a donkey that never complain of a sore hip!
They believed in the Savior as Herod himself full of pride,
and being very wise, they never returned
to tell him what kind of child they had found!
They brought their gifts and knelt at a child
whose fate as foretold was to die for us all,
and he gladly accepted them hearing His Father's call!
Not having heard from the Wise Men who had lied to Him,
Herod sent his soldiers to kill all children under three: screams terrorized Bethlehem;
no, they weren't moved by their mother's painful cry
and shedding their innocent blood they revenged that lie!
O mothers of Bethlehem, Jesus knew that they were slaughtered because of Him!
O mothers of Bethlehem, you wept and moaned as they bled as a sacrificial lamb!
They believed in the Savior from what they had read,
and wanted to see for themselves the glorious event that Daniel spoken of:
the brightest star shining over Bethlehem as angels sang,
announcing Christ's birth in a small town groping on a hill of citrus and clove!
Written on December 16, 2012
On tiny hands of innocence sweet
A baby bird sits perched to eat
While tiny hands remain still
The scene is so surreal
Baby bird flies home
Taking prints of
Tiny hands
Big love
to be considered a poetess ~
to be told by so many talented people here
This is a beautiful write , keep writing
I love the way you gracefully put the words together
To be the Mother of three amazing children
For my Daughter to tell me she is proud of me
for she thinks I write beautifully ~
To be loved infinitely ..and for me to love in return
I was asked for my Autograph 3 times in a year
I will not lie ...that was amazing !
To be told " has anyone ever told you you're beautiful ?
Well ..I didn't want you to forget ."
to be called Yvetteishka ~
to be entered in ~The best compliment Contest ~


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Rating: Mature.
Pairings: Loki/Clint Barton. Phil Coulson/Clint Barton
Warnings: Vague allusions to self-harm, mind-fuckery, hurting the characters that we love.
Word Count: 3486
Summary: Something is haunting Clint, and he's not sure how much more he can bear. Fic contains suggestions of self-harm, and is unashamedly inspired by the gorgeous art of erebusodora.


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DENVER — United Airlines has cut the grounded Boeing 787 Dreamliner from its flying plans at least until June and postponed new Denver-to-Tokyo flights. Investigators are trying to find what caused a battery fire in one plane and forced the emergency landing of another last month. The world's 50 787s have been grounded since Jan. 16.
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Aaron Levine might seem an unlikely candidate to lead what has traditionally been a clean, Euro-influenced brand like Club Monaco—he admits to dressing for comfort and ease, for one, and has some tastes you might expect more from a hippie-rocker. (Not to mention the smell—more on that later.) But don't let him fool you—the Club Monaco VP of men's design has previously done time at Hickey Freeman, Rogues Gallery, and Jack Spade, and he is a certified menswear nerd, in a good way. We present the 10 things that Aaron simply can't live without: The 10 Essentials
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The vagina is an elastic, muscular canal with a soft, flexible lining that provides lubrication and sensation. The vagina connects the uterus to the outside world. The vulva and labia form the entrance, and the cervix of the uterus protrudes into the vagina, forming the interior end.
The vagina receives the penis during sexual intercourse and also serves as a conduit for menstrual flow from the uterus. During childbirth, the baby passes through the vagina (birth canal).
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Why settle for an ordinary atmosphere when you can have an extraordinary one? Enjoy the beauty of the Amalfi Coast in Italy right in Old City. From the cobalt blue floor, to the spectacular life-sized postcards to the inspired menu, when you step into Positano Coast, you will need to catch your breath. We welcome guests to savor a menu full of delicious selections, including the freshest fish & seafood, the must have "Crudo" (the Italian version of sashimi) & creative variations of classic Italian pasta & meat dishes. Dishes include: a Zucchini Crabcake; Seafood Risotto with Baby Shrimp, Clams, Mussels & Calamari; Roasted Rack of Lamb; Herb Crusted Mahi and a Housemade Artichoke Tortelloni with Caper & Lemon Butter Sauce and Pecorino Toscano; and for lunch, a Sausage Panini with Broccoli Rabe & Sharp Provolone, as well as a Chicken Focaccia Wrap with Chipotle Aioli. Savor the flavors of the Crudo of the Day - like Scallops with Sea Urchin & Yellowfin Tuna Tartare.Continued
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Positano Coast by Aldo Lamberti reviews from OpenTable diners
167 reviews since May 25, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (96)neighborhood gem (78)fit for foodies (71)good for groups (71)special occasion (66)vibrant bar scene (63)romantic (63)scenic view (50)hot spot (43)great for lunch (35)notable wine list (34)late-night find (27)great for brunch (17)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- Wasn't ImpressedOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/20/2014I had reservations and still had to wait 20 minutes to be seated. Food was SCORTCHING hot that I had to let it sit before I could even attempt to eat it. Once it cooled down a bit, the food did not impress me. It wasn't bad, just wasn't something that made me want to go back to this restaurant. Service was good, waiter was very attentive.
- GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014The service was great. The Positano employees work hard to please their diners at this restaurant; not just the waiters and the waitresses but the bus boys and the cleaners (?) and helpers (?), they are spectacular. You can tell they work very hard. The food was pretty good too. Atmosphere and feel of the restaurant was perfect. I felt like I was in Europe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- positano neverScotchandsodaDined on 9/13/2014We were, admittedly there on a Saturday night during restaurant week but the noise level was absolutely appalling. The food was very good as was the service but the atmosphere was so oppressive we couldn't wait to leave. Initially our thought was that the large party of over 20 people including at least 2 screeching women was the cause, but things didn't improve when they left. I would not go back and I would tell anyone considering going not to bother.
- worth the rideAnniversaryDined on 9/12/2014We traveled from NJ and the food was worth it! Everything was great and we will be back!Special Features:
- Keep everything the same.marsgirlsDined on 9/11/2014Great service and wonderful ambiance. I would go back anytime.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodparkingmanDined on 9/10/2014Have been here many times and always have enjoyed - but, due to hard surfaces and adjacent bar/lounge, very noisy on warm summer days when doors are open between areas and sound bounces all over...Next time I'll ask for a quiet corner. I'll be back: Great selection of Mediterranean menu items. Our waiter, Phillip was very friendly and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meh. Not worth my excitement..JuventinoDined on 9/10/2014Food was average. Tried it for restaurant week. Ciappino was tasteless. Not going back
- Lousy serviceLivLatVIPDined on 9/9/2014We have to ask for bread and drink refills because our server was rushing to get out of his job. Did not explain what's in the antipasto whatsoever. Managers don't touch tables. Disappointed with service but love the place and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2/4 ain't badweezerone9Dined on 9/9/2014Hello there! First course was great, loved the variety of the antipasto, 2nd course was also good, the 3rd/main course...my herb crusted fish was just to acidic and didn't rub me the right way. My date's veggie ravioli was good though. Dessert was ok, they gave us the sampler, chocolate cake, tiramasu, and 2 creme brulees. Why two creme brulees? Do you really only have 3 varieties of dessert? Our waittress was okay. She didn't seem to be able to explain the dishes well and did not ask us if we wanted anything to drink with dessert, like coffee. I always get espresso, but I didn't this time because she didn't ask. Sorry.Special Features:
- Very ImpressedFoodiegirlDined on 9/8/2014Great food. Great service. Great venue. We went during restaurant week, and will definitely be returning.Special Features:
- Never disappoints, a Phila. gemEpicureVIPDined on 9/7/2014This is our "Cheers" (of TV fame), there almost weekly, always the freshest, tastiest Italian-Mediteranean cuisine, with some of the best fresh fish I have had than anywhere else in the city. Terrific bar scene with Andres and Ulysses concocting the most amazing libations. I've not been to the Amalfi Coast or the town of Positano but a visit to this restaurant surely makes you feel like you've been there - blue tiles, white walls with large format photos with scenes of Amalfi Coast towns perched on hillsides overlooking the deep blue sea. In good weather the doors slide open to a most pleasant outdoor dining experience. The staff makes us feel like family. Believe me, I wouldn't be there if it wasn't that great.Special Features:
- 2014 Restaurant WeekJerryDined on 9/7/2014Food was good, service was a bit slow, when our apps came out, the waiter explaine dthat someone else took my wifes app, we were a party of 6 so 5 of us ate our apps, while my wife waited. her app came out when we were all done eatingSpecial Features:
- BlingDined on 9/7/2014Food very good. Went for early dinner before theater. Very noisy due to large children's birthday party. Would returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/1/2014The food is not Italian but rather bland American with a bit of added olive oil. Comparing it to the food of Positano is preposterous.
- Positano a perfect place to relaxBoDiVIPDined on 9/1/2014The white walls and blue accents are so clean and inviting, particularly on a hot summer's day. The food was excellent, some inventive and unusual (but not overreaching into odd) and some standard fare perfectly prepared and presented; service was attentive but not hovering. Just a lovely summer evening.Special Features:
- Excellent Grilled Octopus!SassySaphyDined on 8/31/2014I absolutely find their food delightful! I love thst on Sundays and Monday it's a BYOB, so who wouldn't love that?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Usually wonderful. This time not soLoveParkLadyVIPDined on 8/28/2014We go there fairly often & love the food and service. This last time, however, our experience was ruined by a large group of men who were seated next to us 5 minutes after we were seated. They were yelling and screaming with laughter, annoying everyone in the room. Management did nothing to quiet them down. We were moved to another table, as were others, but the noise was still bad enough not to be able to hold a quiet conversation. It was pretty miserable and we declined dessert, just to get out of there. The food was great, as always, and so was the service , so no complaints there. After complaining to management, we were offered a gift certificate, which they are going to mail to us. Let's hope it pays for our last meal there.Special Features:
- Another Fabulous MealTrustmeDined on 8/26/2014Positano Coast never, ever disappoints me. Each time I go there, the food, the service, the wine list, all exceed my expectations. The artichoke tortellini was out of this world. We were celebrating my daughter's birthday and were able to just relax and have fun. Nobody rushed us. It was great. I recommend this place to everyone I know.Special Features:
- Delicious!MarisaDined on 8/23/2014The food was terrific! The staff was also friendly and welcoming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Touch of Almafi right in Philly!eradDined on 8/21/2014Positano Coast is a lovely place - a gem in the Society Hill section of Philly. It is a great place for almost anything! Take your mother to dinner, take your girlfriend for drinks and snacks; meet up with friends for a great bar experience. The upscale dining and bar facility are also friendly and lively. If you want a quiet spot, there is also a place to be had for romantic conversation! Staff is friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!Special Features:
- Beautiful AND deliciousmimimaeDined on 8/20/2014Great place to sit outside on a summer evening or even a cool evening as they have heaters to make it very pleasant. The atmosphere is wonderful and the food is excellent as well. Great ambiance whether indoors, at the bar or outside. Convenient location - catch a movie across the street and then walk right over and have something delicious to eat and drink!Special Features:
- A good experienceSandyDined on 8/19/2014My wife and I had not been to Positano Coast for a while, but our group of five had an enjoyable time. The meal was excellent and the service was attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Close to hotelSnowellenVIPDined on 8/17/2014Positano was convenient to walk to from our hotel. It was pretty loud in the main dining area so we moved to another section. Instead of people noise this time, we had constant music and bass sounds from a fundraiser in one of their rooms. The website doesn't advertise that you can bring in your own bottle of wine on Sunday and Monday. Had I known that, I would have done so.Special Features:
- Great food!SuzyDined on 8/17/2014We will return again and again when we are in Philadelphia. Homemade mozzarella and pasta as well as other wonderful appetizers and entrees.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spotOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/16/2014This restaurant is a great find. The food was excellent. The atmosphere was bright and pretty. Overall, a great experience, definitely going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Gooddrc82Dined on 8/13/2014Had such a good meal, that we booked it for an upcoming Wedding Rehearsal Dinner. Lovely space for such an event.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid Outdoor Dining ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2014I realy like the patio for warm summer nights. But I thought it was slightly annoying that they did not offer happy hour oSo paint and help him tomorrow, and then you two come over Sunday around 11, and we'll have brunch, maybe do some packing, and then head down to the boat for a mid-afternoon ride and early dinner?utdoors on such a beautiful night. And they only had one server working the patio so it took quite a while to get drinks and our food order. That being said, the food was yummy and there are lots of healthy options. Overall, a yummy experience!Special Features:
- Girls' night dinnersheipatVIPDined on 8/11/2014Picked it based on location and the reviews on OpenTable, and we were not disappointed. Everyone's food was delicious (I recommend the grilled octopus appetizer!), and when we complained that the Blue Point oysters were much smaller than expected, the manager came over and took them off our bill. My only criticism would be that our waiter was a "low talker" and therefore difficult to hear, particularly since we were sitting outside and there was some traffic noise. Other than that, it was a terrific meal and we will certainly return.Special Features:
- zeeeVIPDined on 8/11/2014They forgot to order my platter - at least they didn't charge me once it came after everyone else had finished.Special Features:
- AMAZINGLandPDined on 8/10/2014My husband and I loved this restaurant and the AMAZING menu!!! FOOD WAS GREAT!!! We are going back in two weeks!!!!! Cannot say enough about this YUMMY food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/10/2014The food was delicious. Unfortunately, the hostess was unwelcoming; and the waiter appeared a little annoyed. I was surprised because during previous visits the staff was inviting and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GregDined on 8/10/2014Positano Coast had a modern yet retro look to it. The staff were very helpful and attentive throughout the dining experience. The menu had some excellent choices for foodies and seafood lovers alike. The grilled octopus appetizer was light and fresh, definitely worth getting.Special Features:
- Great night out!SNJgalDined on 8/9/2014Met out of town friends here. Food and service were wonderful. Special night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old City ... Refreshing!jjshjtt871Dined on 8/4/2014We gathered with friends from California and found the food and beverage selections to be simply put, "delightful!" The noise level was a little more than we expected but truly it was in keeping with the general enthusiasm of the clientele. A broad selection of wines and spirits paired more than adequately with the variety of excellent food choices that were well-prepared and presented in appetizing and appealing ways. You must not miss this gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friday dinner in Old CityCammyDined on 8/1/2014We went for a dinner on a Friday night. The food was very good and the outside seating was nice but very noisy. The bar is just adjacent to the outdoor seating, and the bar noise certainly impacted our conversations. I would recommend seating on the outer edge or indoor seating to enjoy conversation as well as the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehTurk215Dined on 8/1/2014From first approach I was skeptical. The valet was sitting down, not standing. When I asked him where to enter the restaurant, he glanced over his shoulder in order to answer me, he did not face me. Hostess was cordial, and the waiter was very good and attentive during the meal. The food was so-so. The Caesar salad was about what you would expect. Nothing special, not overly dressed. I had the sesame crusted tuna. Avg. at best. Incredibly small portion or tuna for the price. Six small cuts with way too many sesame seeds. Cooked perfectly, but for the price, was very underwhelmed. My better half enjoyed her seafood risotto, but it lacked seafood, and forced the risotto. As far as a "view" goes, this place failed.
- Lovely AmbianceFoodfan4VIPDined on 7/28/2014The food was great and the ambiance was just lovely. It was wonderful for a romantic dinner . We had a particularly bad server who was arrogant and not caring of his customers. However, once we spoke to the manager, Enrico, our service was outstanding. Enrico personally made sure the dinner was perfect and treated us to wine and an after dinner drink. He certainly understands that great service And great food make a restaurant successful. We will be back and hopefully our original server will have a better attitude going forward.Special Features:
- Old City Northern Italian oasisWandererVIPDined on 7/28/2014Up a flight from street level the open and airy venue was perfect for a summer dinner. Our party of eight ordered a variety of apps, sides and entres and no member of our party seemed displeased with their selections. Service was solid throughout the evening. Wine list was a bit more limited than some other fine italian restaurants but still is more than adequately assembled to meet a broad range of desires.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Okay, but not worth a second visitOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/27/2014I decided to go to Postiano Coast for a last minute bday dinner with my cousin. The pictures looked nice and I wanted to try something new. We got mussels for our appetizer which were pretty good. But for our entrees we for Seadood Risotto and The Rack of Lamb. The risotto had an over powering flavor and it left a nasty after taste. The lamb was poorly under seasoned and it included some type of mint garnish which made it taste even worse. It was tender however and cooked how I liked. Overall nice place, a little noisier than I would like, ok service. But a first time experience was enough for me.Special Features:
- Great food and atmosphereNickDined on 7/25/2014Food was fantastic and atmosphere was very cool. My wife and I went for Old City food week but decided to order off the regular dinner menu. Everything we had was wonderful.Special Features:


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May is National Foster Care Awareness month.
According to the most recent statistics from the National Foster Care Coalition, nearly 400,000 children are currently in foster care, with almost 7,000 of those in Kentucky.
Out of this number, many will eventually be reunified with their family members once it is seemed safe to do so (51 percent in 2012), while others will wait and age out of the system, having never had the blessing of being the member of a loving family.
By Joan Martin
Depression can be fatal. No one would let a broken leg go untreated.
However, any number of people will say that depression will pass so why should I do anything. The truth is that, while depression might lift after a period of time, symptoms will return more quickly next time and may be more severe.
The University of Kentucky Extension Service offers a six-session series on depression. Each session targets a specific group and can stand alone as a presentation.
The program objectives are to help participants:
By Tommy Yankey
Ticks are climbing on low growing vegetation in and along trails in wooded areas as they seek their first blood meal of the year.
Many tick species can carry diseases. The incidence of tick-borne diseases in Kentucky is low. However, reducing exposure to ticks, using available protective methods, and regular inspection for, and removal of, ticks are good habits and key actions to protect your health.
Preventative Measures
To re-duce the possibility of being bitten by ticks and other blood-feeding arthropods, you should:
I am lovin this weather! Anything in the 80's is perfect for me and my garden.
I have been planting whenever I have a spare minute. I like to space out planting. That doesn't mean that I just put my mind in another place. It's officially called succession planting and it means I wait about 10 days to plant another row of beans or squash or cukes.
It works well for me and my customers at the stand.
Since my time is very tight, and the stand will only be open on Saturdays, I don't want everything coming on at once.
What a treat it is to witness inspiration fuel action. I've always believed that, particularly in small communities, the best initiatives are those born from grass roots efforts.
One such initiative is springing to life in Anderson County. On the outside, it might appear to be little more than a fun project connected to a fun event.
Much deeper, it's the beginning of a movement to lift Anderson County out of the shadows and show the rest of the world what a great place it is for visiting, working and living.
Here's the lowdown.
by Stan Head
It is nearly that time again, Mother's Day, a time when we join as a country to celebrate the extraordinary role our moms have played in our lives and try to somehow match that up with a six dollar Mother's Day cards from Walmart.
It was so much easier as a kid. A couple sheets of construction paper, macaroni, glitter and glue and Hallmark didn't have a thing on me!
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U.S. Strategy Against ISIS
Representative Doug Collins (R-GA), a member of the House Foreign Affairs and Oversight and Government Reform Committees, talked about President Obama's strategy to "degrade and…
Representative Doug Collins (R-GA), a member of the House Foreign Affairs and Oversight and Government Reform Committees, talked about President Obama's strategy to "degrade and…
Telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions on a variety of news topics.
Representative Peter Welch (D-VT), chief deputy minority whip in the U.S. House, talked about the White House's strategy to "degrade and destroy" ISIS* militants and…
CQ Roll Call Appropriations Reporter Tamar Hallerman talked about lawmaker efforts to pass a stopgap funding measure for the federal government before the end of fiscal 2014, which ended…
Phone lines were open for viewer comments on how the international coalition needs to fight ISIS* militants. Tamar Hallerman also joined the program by telephone to discuss lawmaker…
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General Philip M. Breedlove reviewed the NATO summit in Wales He also discussed current operations specifically involving Russia's intervention in Ukraine.224 views
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Apps are all the rage with the kids these days. Why just yesterday I was down at the malt shop and there was a group of kids just going gaga over some apps. So why wouldn't the people behind "Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings" make an app to promote their movie which hits DVD on October 25th? There's no reason! Of course their app is a cookbook that's chock full of all kinds of helpful recipes. I don't see a reason for that either but man... apps, huh!
I don't care if she dated Marilyn Manson I still have a crush on Rose McGowan. I can't just throw away the special times we had with "Jawbreaker" like they didn't matter. So I'm willing to give "Rosewood Lane" a chance. The film is a new thriller which stars McGowen as a radio show host who moves back to her hometown after the death of her father and finds her paperboy is a nut job. You really don't see enough killer paperboy flicks anymore.
We were all giddy about "Tucker and Dale vs Evil" here at BGH so the news that co-writer Morgan Jurgenson has penned the script for a new movie titled "Hyperdrive" where a cop saves a sci-fi nerd who turns out to be the key witness in a murder. Not giddy like pee our pants giddy but still pretty excited. The word "semi" was used in a few descriptions. I'm going to let your mind tell the rest of that story.
Remember that song "Them bones" by Alice In Chains? Man that was a good song. That song has nothing to do with the new trailer for the new AMC 2 night mini-series "Bag Of Bones". I just really like that song. The show is based on the Stephen King novel of the same name and tells the story of a man haunted by the memory of his deceased wife during a bitter custody battle. It's a 4 hour series so they might play the song at some point. Keep your fingers crosses.
This might be the most metal thing ever. The bass play of a local Colorado band is under arrest after he punched his lead singer so hard in the face that he went into a coma. If I were them I would change the bands name to "Punched Into A Coma" and go on tour. I should be their manager.
Oh Massachusetts. You silly state of funny accented simpletons. I mean that in the nicest way possible. But here's a family who got so confused and lost in a corn maze that they dialed 911. Apparently they didn't mind staying in the corn maze but they were frightened because they couldn't find anything to eat. Alright I made that last part up. Get it though? Corn maze... nothing to eat? It's made of corn! I hate you all.
Ahh snap! Who's excited for some "Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings" poster action on a Thursday morning?! No one? Well F you guys cause the new poster has a cool looking guy with an ax and a head in his hand and it's snowing, so there! It's coming out on October 18th you ungrateful SOB's.
It's been a while since you've seen any good old fashioned backward record playing demon films, probably because it's really hard to play an mp3 backwards. But that didn't stop the good people behind "Backmask" which has some which has some new teaser art out that bares a striking resemblance to liquor I was convinced was made out of deer blood in college. No, it's not peach schnapps.
"Airborne" is a new thriller about a group of people who make it on the last flight to leave an airport before the the entire airport is shut down only to have their flight overrun by a deadly killer virus. The first trailer for the flick has hit the nets and while it looks alright I really wish they had used that "Ironic" song by Alanis Morissette. because that would have been fitting, no?
There's been more excitement around "Stake Land" than you find can shake a stick at and the new clip that's available for peepin is just going to make it worse. Or better, however you want to look at it. For those of you not familiar with the film it focuses on a group of individuals fighting to survive in a vampire infested country. Are you bursting at the seams with excitement? Apologize to your seams for me.
This is what happens when you piss off freedom. A pair of bald eagles in Alaska have taken to dive bombing customers in a post office parking lot presumably because the patrons don't love freedom enough. I know it's illegal to kill bald eagles but what about punching them in the face? I think I just found a loop hole.
An elderly Colorado woman is under arrest after she tried to hold up a bank by threatening to give a teller AIDS if he didn't hand over the cash. She displayed no weapons though so I assume she planned on giving it to him the old fashion way... with some sweet sweet love making. Which might be even grosser than any disease because she's old and you can probably see through her skin.
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I've been remembering what it felt like as a young man to live in the same town with giants. When I first arrived in New York my personal giants were a dozen or so columnists and critics and poets whose names appeared regularly in the papers. I burned with a low steady fever just because I was on the same island. New York hardly gave me a living at that period, but it sustained me. I used to walk quickly past the house in West 13th Street between Sixth and Seventh where F.P.A. lived, and the block seemed to tremble under my feet— the way Park Avenue trembles when a train leaves Grand Central. This excitation (nearness of giants) is a continuing thing. The city is always full of young worshipful beginners— young actors, young aspiring poets, ballerinas, painters, reporters, singers— each depending on his own brand of tonic to stay alive, each with his own stable of giants.
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The LG 55EC9300 lives up to the promise of OLED with the best picture quality of any TV we've ever reviewed.
Anxious parents can use this device to find out where their child is at all times.
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This 4.5-inch phone brings LG's brand of Android 4.4 to prepaid budget-seekers.
Possessing the right blend of features and design, the G3 finally gives LG the right phone with which to challenge Korean rival Samsung.
The lighter version of the G3 flagship still has Android 4.4 KitKat and LG's charms, but a smaller price tag.
At IFA 2014, LG will launch its G Watch R smartwatch, complete with a 1.3-inch circular display.
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The budget "phablet" comes with an 8-megapixel camera, a 1.2GHz quad-core chipset, and LG's signature rear controls.
Priced at $50, the LG Optimus L70 is one of the best 4G Android handsets on any prepaid network.
Run-of-the-mill specs paired with sleek, minimalist designs make the LG G Pads attractive budget buys, but there's little to distinguish them from similarly performing slates in the same price range.
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UNDATED (WSAU) A federal stimulus program to make buildings more energy-efficient in three southern Wisconsin cities has largely gone unused. In 2009, the Obama stimulus provided $20-million to Madison, Milwaukee, and Racine to help homes-and-businesses lower their energy bills. But the Wisconsin State Journal says only about $3-million in grants have been awarded – and another one-million has been loaned for residential projects. That leaves just under $16-million available in the three-year program – and if it's not spent in the next seven months, the funding goes back to Washington.
About 100 businesses and 500 homeowners have benefited from the energy funding. But in Madison alone, a green organization was hoping to retrofit 4,500 homes and about 110 businesses. But only 16-percent those homes and 28-percent of those businesses have been funded.
One problem is that the program was limited to low-interest loans at first – and people and businesses hesitated to add to their debt during the Great Recession. Brian Driscoll, who organizes the Wisconsin program, said more funds were granted when cities could start giving grants in late 2010.


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ERA: Kershaw 2.53, Dickey 2.73
Adjusted ERA+: Kershaw 150, Dickey 139
WHIP: Kershaw 1.023, Dickey 1.053
WAR for pitchers: Kershaw 6.2, Dickey 5.8
Ks per 9: Kershaw 9.053, Dickey 8.859
Dickey was the feel good story and in 20 years everyone will ask, "how did the BBWAA screw that up?" They gave Dickey 27 of 32 1st place votes.
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Mayor John Hoven pointed out that Clayton Kershaw is now 51-0 in his career when the Dodgers give him four or more runs of support.
Going to the Saturday afternoon game vs. the BoSox. Looking forward to seeing Ryu live for the first time.
Make sure to get your free antenna from Time Warner while supplies last!
Time Warner Cable handing out free TV antennas and store credit during CBS blackout
Some Vin Scully quotes:
"I've always felt that I'm an ordinary man that was given an extraordinary opportunity."
"My career is one of talking about the accomplishments of others. I haven't accomplished anything."
"Some days I do okay. Some days I get in the car and say to myself, 'You stink.'"
Vin Scully on fan ovation on his bobblehead night: "I was as close to crying as I have been in a long, long time."


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With the growing demand of online marketing like Search Engine Optimization and Pay per click, internet marketing has become the most convenient and affordable mode of advertising the products. It has been found that most people consider pay per click and search engine optimization more or less similar and they do not realize there is an apple to orange difference between the two, and it is imperative for the internet marketing firms to understand the functionalities of these two popular tool of advertisement to decide their strategy and to target their customers.
Before we discuss the organic SEO, it is important to understand search engine optimization at the first place, Seo is a process that deals with the visibility and the presence of the website or a web page in the major search engine portals to attract the eye of the visitor to the website and inform about the products and services the website offer, in a nutshell, it brings more traffic to the website. Now let us talk about the organic SEO, it is simply getting found in the search engine portals without being charged by the search engines and be visible for a very long time. This helps the websites to draw more visitors to its website as it has better content and gives visitor a better experience.
The other subject matter is Pay per click, this form of advertisement deals in bidding of the keywords with search engine portals. The bids are made by the visitors for the keywords that match according to services and products and that are pertinent to their websites. The payment is made to the host for every click of the advertisement keyword whereas the content websites charge the advertisers at a fixed price unlike the bidding format. To explain it with an example, keywords like PHP, Web design, SEO etc will be bid by a web development company. Compared to other forms of advertisement, pay per click is more attractive and popular as it gives a better chance to meet the target audience rather than being optimized. On the hind side, pay per click could also become a cost burden for the companies as it does not guarantee sales on every click and most of the visitors would just leave the website to check the other available options.
The importance of search engine optimization and pay per click are equally important and one should have a clear picture and motif before selecting the mode of advertisement. The demand of internet marketing agencies is growing at a rapid pace and one should be able to find the number of internet marketing firms to meet their advertising need.


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This revised and updated edition of Inside the House of Money lifts the veil on the typically opaque world of hedge funds, offering a rare glimpse at how today's highest-paid money managers approach their craft. Now with new commentary, author Steve Drobny takes you even further into the hedge fund industry. He demystifies how these star traders make billions for their well-heeled investors, revealing their theories, strategies, and approaches to markets.
While some still maintain that rationality permeates financial markets, Drobny captures a different dimension, showing how the unquantifiable human forces of emotion and intuition are also at play. Along the way, listeners get an inside look at firsthand trading experiences through some of the major world financial crises of the last few decades, including tragedies such as September 11th. Whether its Russian bonds, Pakistani stocks, Southeast Asian currencies, or stakes in African brewing companies, no market or instrument is out of bounds for these elite global macro hedge fund managers.
Highly accessible and filled with in-depth expert opinion, Inside the House of Money is a must-listen for financial professionals and anyone else interested in understanding how greed, fear, and the human forces of emotion drive world markets.
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"Definitely Top of the list"
Actual Ideas from successful Traders/Investors and even somewhat recent time periods
The general depth of the traders/investors mindset and lots of decent ideas
BAHAHAHAHAAHA Chapter 15 voice over Heckle and Jeckle AHAHAHAHA =]
Yeah but too long for that
I really enjoyed Market wizards by Jack Schwager with the in depth interviews and this book to me was very similar in structure.. and in even more of a recent time frame.. With over 470 books in my audio library and 95% of those in finance .. this one definitely ranks among the top tier that I will certainly listen to multiple times... Very well done!!!
"Good insight into the mind of a successful trader."
I you personally guide any of your investments, this book is worth reading. There are no direct investment ideas, but it gives great insight into the mental mind-set of those who win in the market. I found it humbling and it has already saved me money by changing my mindset on when to cut bait and when to keep fishing.
"Not a Market Wzards, but is still informative"
I would say the middle. I wasn't too impressed with the book, especially after hearing Market Wizards. The storyline occurs in the 90s to mid 2000s and misses the financial crash entirely. You can see the prescience of some of the investors. This book was not as mind blowing as the others I've read but it's not useless or a waste of time either.
He gets better towards the end but the first part is a bore. I sped up the book 1.25-1.50x as his slow British accent was putting me to sleep. You get more vocal variety towards the middle-end where it starts sounding good.
"Decent narration, great content"
yes off course, it has a lot of information that needs to be heard again to hit home
The candidness of some of the interviewees, and lucid explanations
The performance was not bad. he tried to do some accents, that was appreciated.
It has taught me a lot, no doubt about it. how to look at ideas, where to source ideas from etc
great book for anyone interested in macro trading
"Must Read"
Learned so much to trade. Changed my attitude to approach the Market. Just a Great Book.
"No nonsense in depth, knowledgable interviews"
Quiet some good interviews with numerous hedge fund managers about the fascinating world of global macro investing, or in other words:How smart people profit from the insane dictates of our rulers, who create distortions in the markets that have to return to equilibrium.
I had some small problems about some people's hope on regulation to fix the risk appetite problems. Unfortunately benefit is expected to have some people rule with implicit threats of violence over other people. It seems unlikely to me that people in the government, dabbling with the involuntary obtained money of their serfs, are reliably constraining the risk taking of hedge fund managers. Instead through their central banks put a back stop in the losses of hedge funds, aggravating the risk appetite.
Other than that an interesting read if you are into this subject.
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The town of Sanford, Maine recently implemented a Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) waste management scheme where residents paid for trash removal based on how much trash they threw out. The result? The amount of trash headed to the generic levitra in canada landfill was slashed by 50 percent while the recycling rate grew by 150 percent.
Fees for trash services are usually included in a town's property taxes, so people don't ever really think of the cost associated with their garbage. With the PAYT scheme, each week, residents were confronted with the financial, and hopefully environmental, cost of their waste, leading to less headed to landfills and we choice cialis 20mg more headed to recycling centers.
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AEA Clarifies FCC Rule That Would Ban 121.5-MHz ELTs
The Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) yesterday clarified the FCC's recent announcement that it plans to ban 121.5-MHz ELTs in airplanes. According to the AEA, August is the "absolute earliest" the FCC rule could become effective since the agency has not submitted a final rule to the Federal Register for publication, which would then start a 60-day clock for implementation. However, the rule is strongly opposed by the AEA and other aviation groups, so a final rule might never materialize. The FCC said the rule would affect legacy TSO C91a-type ELTs, which operate primarily on 121.5 MHz, not the general use of this frequency by pilots during emergencies. It also noted that the ruling would not affect TSO C126 ELTs, which transmit distress signals on both the 406-MHz and 121.5-MHz frequencies. Meanwhile, the AEA is encouraging members not to sell C91a ELTs to customers, but adds, "There is no immediate regulatory need for operators to upgrade their legacy C91a ELTs to…C126 ELTs." However, the AEA encourages operators to upgrade to C126 ELTs, since distress signals on 406 MHz are monitored by satellites; 121.5-MHz signal monitoring by satellites was discontinued in February last year.
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An exciting day for many kids in Miami today, as they were given Christmas gifts. The gifts may have been like any other you may find at the store. But the meaning behind this giving was unique.
Though the presents aren't wrapped with paper, each gift is encased with love.
"The local children of Miami are a big part of the community," says Demaris Rector with The Stables Casino.
From the community of Miami comes gifts for children. The type of gifts that touch both hands and hearts.
"This is, for some of them, might be their only presents this year," says Maria Olson with the Boys & Girls Club of Ottawa County.
"I got a Barbie," says one girl.
"A Ninja Turtle," says one boy.
A two week toy drive at Miami's Stables Casino brought in more than one thousand toys for the local Boys and Girls Club.
"Everybody just rushes in and donates right away," says Rector.
Kids are given two toys each, after going through some virtual games, like Candyland.
A visit by Nick Claus shows his approval. Though word is, the real Santa up North got in a flight delay.
One boy says with a smile, "He ain't even real!"
"It's a real fun way where everyone gets a present, but it's not a mad rush to come out and pick out what you want," says Olson.
At a young age, there are those wants.
"It's heart warming," says Rector. "They're so excited to get the presents. And it's so much fun to see how excited they get!"
One boy says, "I get toys!"
A girl says, "It makes me feel great!"
It's the feeling organizers hope stays with these kids, as they get older, from giving presents, as well.
Some toys leftover because there weren't enough kids at today's event were given to NEO's Angel Tree program, which also serves people in need.
In addition to toys being given to the Boys and Girls Club in Miami, Boys and Girls clubs in Commerce, OK received 150 toys, and the club in Fairland, OK received 200 toys.
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A few weeks ago, my hubby, Little G and I posed for some family photos — some professional memories, which we are really happy with. 'Tis the season for family photo sessions, although they can take place any time during the year. Looking back, I came up with these nine tips for such occasions, which I hope will be helpful to you and yours. A friend recommended our photographer to me, so I implemented my first tip … but I failed to follow tips 6 through 9. Here's hoping that you benefit from my first-time-mama missteps, friends!
And please share with our Maternity Ward community here: What tips have you learned, for family photo sessions? How can families make these moments especially meaningful?
1. Ask friends and family members for recommendations. You also can Google and Yelp for others' reviews. I am a big advocate of previous customers' reviews and insights — for professional services as well as for consumer products, local restaurants and attractions, etc.
Another idea is to ask a friend or family member with a talent for photography to take your pictures. Or, reach out to the arts departments of local colleges, for connections to students who are willing to help out for a discounted price, perhaps. (Many thanks to my artsy sister, herself a college student, for this good idea!)
2. Review photographers' online galleries/portfolios. These resources can give you a sense of each photographer's artistic style, and can help you see if that style corresponds to your own.
3. Plan in advance. For holiday photo sessions, you may need to book a date for the fall or winter as early as July or August.
4. Reflect and decide upon your preferred "feel" for the photos. Have a conversation with your photographer beforehand. You may want to use nature as the main prop, if you yearn for an organic, rustic feel. Or you may want to use mementoes with sentimental value as featured props — a love seat that's been in your family for generations, for example.
If I could do it again … I would have brought Mr. P.W., Little G's favorite stuffed animal (a pink pig!), to our family photo session. I think it would have been super sweet to have a memory of our little love with her beloved friend. Oh, well … hindsight is 20/20!
5. Coordinate the colors of everyone's clothes, but avoid being matchy-matchy. Not that I know much about fashion, but matchy-matchy makes me think Growing Pains era, circa the Season 6 intro, with all the Seavers (even Mike!) decked out in black formalwear. Chelsea Lietz, a local photographer, offers this very helpful "What to Wear" post on her blog. Tip No. 1: "Don't be afraid to try bright and bold colors."
6. On the subject of clothes … try them on a couple of days before the photo session. Make sure everything fits and looks the way you want it to.
7. Give yourself extra time to get ready. Like a lot of mamas, I made sure the hubby and Little G were clean and dressed before taking a shower myself … only to feel frazzled as the three of us rushed out the door.
8. Eat beforehand, and/or bring some snacks to the photo session. Actually, I was frazzled and hungry! I didn't make time to munch before giving Little G a bath and then showering myself. Smiling can become a strain on an empty stomach.
9. Eliminate stress beforehand too. To recap: Try on clothes beforehand. Give yourself extra time to get ready. And, know how to get to where you're going (even if they hubby says he has "a good idea" of where the final destination is … Mapquest it anyway).
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These articles may provide good tips too, for your family's next photo session. Say, "Cheese!"
"101 Family Picture Tips & Ideas" — From the Dating Divas website. This note struck a chord with me: "You don't have to pick the most expensive photographer in town, but remember that this is an investment in your memories." Another noteworthy tip: "Just act natural."
"Prepping for a Family Photoshoot: 5 Tips" — From the Design Mom blog, based at a farmhouse in the French countryside. Tip No. 2: "Minimize costs by planning around what you already own."
"Because You Were There Too: 13 Tips for Family Self-Portraits" — From the Clickin Moms website.