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I wish for more kits with boy-themed elements. I am the lone female in the family with no pink pages to print or flowers which never fade.......because the guys aren't too crazy about that.
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I wish for more kits with boy-themed elements. I am the lone female in the family with no pink pages to print or flowers which never fade.......because the guys aren't too crazy about that.
Girls get flowers and frillies .... boys get STARS ... Isn't that about all??
Your wish is my command!!! LOL I will get right on it.....any particular theme or colors??
For my tastes ... I'm gonna have a baby boy in July ... but HATE baby blue pastely stuff ... how about some beat-up, grunged-up all BOY stuff!
How about you, Barbara? Can we come to an agreement??
I can make more than one kit also......so a grunged baby boy kit.....what kind of elements??
thanks for the suggestion. here are a few to check out in the store (even though I am sure you already have) :wink:
Andrea's Retro Revival (which is on sale right now)
Alice's Daniel kit
My (jessica's) FrogPrince or Playground kits
Collab Color Pop kit
Debra's Choo Choo papers & elements
AmyLeigh's Boys Are... kit
Rebecca's Fish Bait kit parts 1 & 2
Doreen's Daydreams kit
or Yin's Sunburst kit
I do know the flowery kits outnumber the boy ones :wink: hopefully we can get a few more for you in the store sometime soon.
Besides stripes, solids, plaids, and stars, they should get trucks, cars, planes, tractors, zoo animals, rocks, sand, balls, sports....I know....how about some of our designers' stuff....like
Alice's Walk in the Woods:
distressed solids: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=517
All torn up: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=515
Daniel: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=475
Forever in Blue Jeans: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...products_id=93
Playing in the Dirt: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=393
Blue Alphas:http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=399
stamps and stickers: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=342
Amy's new stuff: Boys are....
Andrea's Retro Revival stuff (on sale now with her challenge): http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=383
Scrabble alphas: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=477
Busy BOYS template set: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=340
Brandi's grungy colors in http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=546
Debra's Baby Boy Tags: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...products_id=50
Birthday Boy Mini Kit http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=261
Debra's Choo Choo elements (paper too) http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...products_id=73
Choo Choo Stickers http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...products_id=74
George's Shadow kit http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=324
The Lion's Share http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=198
Doreen's Jeans alpha http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=525
Memories - for the men in your lives - boys too! http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=430
Teddy QP http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=420
Jessica's Frog Prince http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=379
Playground Page kit http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=370
Rebecca's Froggy kit - (baby boys) http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=121
Fish Bait: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...products_id=31
and part 2 (with kites) http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...products_id=38
Yin's Sunburst: http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...roducts_id=218
Can't list them all - but Barbara - but check out this list for your grandsons' pages. And yes, we can always use more boys' kits - I have 2 granddaughters and 2 grandsons, and I think I am scrapping the girls more than the boys.
PS - I hope it's ok to list these links here.
Jessica - you and I were typing at the same time! lots of boy stuff here! though we could always use more.
Sorry - ok - but I have to ask this dumb question. How do you get the url to show up as a 'name' versus the long url? Like in Jessica's list vs my list.
Helen, next time just type the name first, then highlight the name you type and click the Hyperlink button and paste in your url :)


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Anger makes dull men witty, but it keeps them poor.
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I have seen a peaceful expression turn to anger as fast as a whip cracks, and so the look on the face might mean less than what it seems to be.
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Holding on to anger, resentment and hurt only gives you tense muscles, a headache and a sore jaw from clenching your teeth. Forgiveness gives you back the laughter and the lightness in your life.
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March is Women's History Month! As a tribute to all of the women who have shaped our history, I am featuring quotes from women for this entire month. This first set of three quotes is about anger and forgiveness.
Anger, while part of the human set of emotions, binds and hurts. It can kill, and the nature of the emotion is so insidious that it can sneak up and we don't even realize that we're angry. The only way to really release that pain is to acknowledge it and try to shape our anger toward progress – progress in life, progress toward personal relationships, progress toward getting out of the state that got us there.
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To think about the consequences of anger in your life, and how you could have made that situation dramatically different with the exercise of kindness. Do not eliminate your own anger, but seek to understand it. See if you can change a single situation, then take on the day!


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The Minnesota Vikings have hired former University of Idaho Football Coach Robb Akey as a defensive line coach, Vikings fan site The Viking Age reported Friday.
The Viking Age cited multiple reports coming from Idaho media. Akey would replace the outgoing Brendan Daly on new head coach Mike Zimmer's staff.
Akey has never worked in the NFL before. Akey was hired as the UI Vandals head coach in 2007 but was relieved of his coaching duties in October 2012. At the time, the Vandals were off to a 1-7 start. Akey's win/loss record as head coach of the Vandals was 20-50.
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Rashid Minhas – "I am not a slacker. I am a very hard-working man"
"My father owns about 18 acres of agricultural land but it is a rain-dependent land. We get a crop if it rains at the right time and if it doesn't, we suffer losses. So we have stopped cultivating it after suffering heavy losses two years ago.
"After that I got a job as a driver. I drive a pick-up van to transport people and goods. I am paid Rs 8,000 ($84) by the owner of the vehicle. This is not a good amount but there is nothing else that I can do. I am not educated. Our father did not send us to school. Actually when we were of school-going age, the village school remained shut for many years due to a feud between our tribe and another one which lasted for many years and in which many people lost their lives.
"I have four daughters. The eldest is about 10 and the youngest is only four months. I have never sent them to school. I do want them to study but I simply cannot afford it. If they were boys, I could have managed because a boy can go to school even if he is not wearing a shirt. But a girl needs to be properly dressed. So there are additional expenses for girls and I cannot afford even the primary expenses in the form of school fees, books and uniform, etc. I don't mind having girls. But sometimes I complain to God that if he had given me daughters then he should have also given me the resources to bring them up properly.
"Good news? I have heard no good news recently. I am lucky that I don't have to pay any rent because I own the house I live in. But it is in such a dilapidated condition that often I just want to tear it down. It was built generations ago. But I know I can never build a new one in its place.
"I am not in a position to buy new clothes and shoes for my family even on occasions such as Eid. I and my wife have been wearing the same old clothes and shoes for years. But last Eid, I borrowed money to buy some clothes for my daughters. My heart aches when I cannot do anything for my family. My father and my brother always help us. Whenever they go out they would bring something for my family also. I don't know what would happen if they stop helping us in this way.
"I am not a slacker. I am a very hard-working man, but the problem is there is no work available apart from the one I am doing. I don't know what would happen if I die today or become incapacitated in an accident or something. I have no backup. My children are growing up, expenses are increasing but my resources remain stagnant. I can foresee only worse days ahead."
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About 50 people marched and protested at a rally Saturday in North Chicago against police violence in the city as a tribute to Darrin "Dagwood" Hanna, whose death at the hands of the police was ruled a homicide, and also to show support for other victims who have now filed lawsuits.
Chanting "Justice for Darrin! Justice for all!," the peaceful group gathered at city hall where attorney Kevin O'Connor, who represents Hanna and others, said that Mayor Leon Rockingham and the new Police Chief James Jackson are still not enforcing the rules. He cited how one officer named in two lawsuits was recently put up for promotion by the two, and the city's police board refused to promote him.
"They are just trying to settle cases, but not getting at the problem," he said. "The rules are not being enforced and they're not cleaning house," O'Connor said.
He filed a suit for Jerrad McGill, 32, of North Chicago, on Oct. 28 in U.S. District Court in Chicago. McGill claims he was beaten, harassed, Tasered and jailed on trumped-up charges. "He lost custody of his daughter because of this," he said.
Named as defendants in the suit are officers Arthur Strong; Johnny Parasain; and 19-year veteran of the force, Sgt. Sal Cecala, who both wrote and signed off on a use-of-force report on the arrest. The report alleges that McGill was wanted on two warrants under different names, and when he was spotted by patrol officers near Tee Pee Liquor Mart at 1801 MLK Drive in North Chicago, he took off running. According to the report, officers tackled McGill and used an arm bar on him in wresting his arms and hands from under his body.
The complaint says that McGill did not run or resist, that he was forced to the ground and placed in a arm bar after insisting the warrants were for his brother, and that he was Tasered while in the arm-bar hold. McGill also alleges that, after his arrest, Cecala entered his cell and ripped the Taser prongs from his back. His attorney, O'Connor, hopes to prove Taser use through video evidence on all 24 stun guns owned by the department, which a federal judge recently ordered the city to turn over, he said.
O'Connor said that McGill's arrest occurred 11 days before the controversial fatal beating of Darrin Hanna by several of the same police officers. He has filed a dozen suits against the city. "Part of it is the night crew. The night crew is in more than half those lawsuits," he said.
Lake County Coroner Thomas Rudd also spoke at the rally, recounting his decision to change the cause of death for Hanna from unknown to homicide because the beating caused his kidneys to fail and that was why he died. He also mentioned the case of Melissa Calusinski, convicted of killing 16-month-old Benjamin Kingan at a Lincolnshire day-care facility.
"The pathologist signed an affidavit that he made a mistake," he said, referring to forensic pathologist Eupil Choi who said in a sworn affidavit that he missed an old injury that pre-dated January 14, 2009, the date of the boy's death. Her attorneys are fighting for a new trail.
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More on an accident that killed one person this morning.
Officials say that a man and woman were sleeping in a dumpster behind the Dollar General on Locust Street, when a garbage truck emptied the dumpster with them inside into the back of the truck.
The man was crushed to death and the woman was seriously injured.
She is being treated at an Indianapolis hospital.
Names have not been released.
The driver of the truck did not know what had happened until he heard banging as he stopped behind the Hilton Garden Hotel on Wabash downtown.
One has been killed in an accident that happened behind the Hilton Garden Hotel in downtown Terre Haute just after 6:00 this morning.
Police believe that two people were sleeping in a dumpster when a garbage truck picked up the dumpster and emptied the contents into the back of the truck.
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American Fork • Up 14 points on the road against a team many consider one of the best in Class 5A, Savannah Park weaved through a sea of defenders, just like she had done all night, and tossed up an off-balanced left-handed layup.
It kissed off the glass and skipped through the net.
It was that kind of night for Park and her Springville Red Devils, who improved to 4-0 on the road Thursday night, defeating previously unbeaten American Fork 63-56.
"I feel like we play better when we're on the road because we play like we have something to prove," said Park, Springville's junior point guard.
Coming into the showdown with a team as talented as American Fork, the Class 4A Red Devils set out to prove they had as much depth and talent as the Cavemen.
They did that, and then some.
Senior forward Malia Nawahine scored a game-high 19 points, while Park finished with 17 and junior center Brooke Wheeler had 13.
The Red Devils showed they were capable of being multifaceted on offense, but it was their defense that led the way. They put handcuffs on American Fork star Cassidy Fraughton for the first three quarters — Fraughton would lead a fourth-quarter comeback with 11 in the final period — and kept a deep Cavemen team at bay for most of the night.
"We always take pride in our defense, and I think that's just what we always remember," said Springville coach Nancy Warner.
Springville's defense led to a number of runs in the game, including a 15-3 run in the first half as well as outscoring American Fork 20-8 in the third quarter, which led to a 50-30 advantage at the start of the fourth.
The Red Devils had nine steals in the game and kept the game moving at a quick pace behind Nawahine, Park and guards Hannah Packard and Ashli Averett, who hit key shots whenever American Fork was threatening to inch its way back into the game.
"Our defense picked up," Nawahine said. "Our team's in shape, and we can run the floor really well."
The Red Devils remain unblemished thus far this season at 4-0, while the Cavemen now have a mark in the loss column at 4-1.
"Our coaches just told us, 'Forget about their name,' and to come in and play our game," Park said.
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"Sometimes a random sadness comes over me, and it is no respecter of persons, or circumstance, for it comes suddenly and without warning. I don't know what it's called, nor do I know if there even exists a term for it, but it's something I've lived with since I'd met someone of great price a long time ago, and since then I've been a subject to its whims, like the earth is subject to its seasons, and the heart is subject to its passions."
I've been thinking a lot lately.
Questioning myself..
Is TEACHING really for me? I mean, I've always dealt with kids. I've babysat many and have always been a fond of the whole thing. But who am I or what do I have to be that, 'a noble teacher'. It isn't for the title, you see.. I mean, I don't really know how much recognition teachers get, these days. It's rare to find a teacher nowadays who are willing to give their all for the sake of a childs education/future. Nobody really cares for each other anymore.
Well what does that all mean to me?
Children all over the world, who have the opportunity to go to school, don't value their education as much as someone who's unfortunate and is unable to get the education. Well why is that? We all know and understand this!
The riches of ones country should not be taken as lightly as some do because they will always have the opportunities. But, shouldn't everyone fend for themselves? I always say in a family, you shouldn't think you're somebody just because you have a sibling/relative who's position is of high rank. You're not the one living their life and carrying through that title. So why should you live a piece of that, aside from being proud of your family history. What have you made of yourself, to be leveled in the same rank? What do you contribute to that honorable title?
That's why.. people in countries who have the opportunities to have the education that we all need, should really re-think how much it means to be somebody. See we all need to be somebody. Not for the sake of falling into a rank or a title. But for the sake of accomplishing and following through who/what you should be in this lifetime.
..and the parents have the biggest roles in attaining this
Some of our children, are not being taught the values that one should have. They are not being taught the need to be SOMEONE and not just like everyone else. We should be pushing our children, to want to be better people. To want better things for themselves. Because then, why do we work soo hard for them, if we can't guarantee ourselves, as parents that we've done what we need to, in order for our children to succeed on their own. And it isn't to be controlling of your child's future. It's to guide them to want to be successful! We are not parents just so we can carry out a 9-5 job, provide breakfast, lunch and dinner, have laundry done and the house ready to be made a disaster of over and over again. We are parents who play a huge role on maintaining a lifestyle, maintaining that honorable family history for our children, so I would hope that when my child is old enough to think for himself what is important to oneself, that he realizes education and everything that comes with being who you should be, should be as important as the latest video game or app. I mean it can't be that you're mother/father was a doctor and down the line of your legacies, you get a bunch of homeless and drug addicts. Where is that honor?
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We watched Rise of the Planet of the Apes the other night. In it, primitive creatures quickly grow intelligent and fight their oppressors… Make it toddlers instead of apes and it could have taken place at my house.
There's only one day, in a whole year-where you have to make resolutions for the upcoming year. It's funny because, it's not like the majority actually end up living up to their resolutions. The first bullshit that happens on the first day of the new year- the stress has taken over and it's war all over again with whoever came up with stress.
But just to be like everyone else, who may or may be able to live up to their word…
I've learned a lot in 2011. Things that I might have known all this time but was too afraid to even face. But isn't that what it is anyway.. fear. See everything we want to be that's good we've always known, it's just a matter of being that. Fear is the number one discouragement. Once it gets to your head, you're inevitably spiraling down to the abyss. I'd like to think I"m not afraid of anything and being who I am at any given time. But the truth is, this year.. I've learned to be a little bit nicer. Like when I'm ordering food at some crappy fast food place and the order didn't go as listed on the receipt.. instead of me, having a fit that their incompetence can't even carry out a simple order, I just say.. I'm sorry, but this isn't what I'v ordered. I don't have an extra 2 mins to let you fix your mistake so please do it in 30 seconds. (lol, no I don't say that-only the first half of that sentence was true). But you get what I mean.
Aside from being a little nicer, I've also learned a lot being a 'wifey'. It's quite difficult trying to maintain a lifestyle with the opposite sex, who's the total opposite of you and the only commonality you have is that you like to sleep, eat and watch movies. (I'm sure there's other things on a deeper note). The past five years, I thought I was trying to maintain this relationship together, but really I was just trying to carry it all on my own. Leaving J with no opportunity to make manly decisions on his behalf or make calls he's supposed to because he's the "man" of the house. I've developed my own balls that hang so low, I may just get the title of the worse woman and worse man in the world. LOL.. so weird. Sorry! But in all honesty, although women are programmed to just pick up the slack and run with it. Never looking back because trusting men to do it is just a total set up to fail isn't the right way to think. If we only gave them the talk and the opportunity to be men, they wouldn't be such lazy fucks. lol I think this year J and I have grown to be the individuals we're meant to be in this relationship.. along with who we're supposed to be together for babyganouj and for each other. Our communicating level has definitely sky rocketed to be better.. I mean, there's always that small twitch that just makes everything wrong, sometimes. But all in all we're on the road to getting it.. it's still a lot of work. But if you're willing, I don't see why you'll lose.
Babyganouj has definitely been a lot more work this year, considering he's getting older and growing by the minute. He's very challenging..but J and I know what and where we should be with him. So I'm confident, this terrible two's will be long gone, by the time he starts his terrible three's. OH LAWD! :|
Family is important.
..just sometimes, not everyone in it, is.
I lost one of my closest family and friend. No, not to death. But over something so absurd to mention. I'm still sad about it and everytime I remember it or I know I'll bump into her at some fam jam I think about all the years that have been wasted. But without that mistake, I wouldn't have been able to focus on myself and what I've always wanted. Believe it or not, who she was, was a distraction, a discouragement and she made me feel insecure about myself. She put me down in ways I never noticed before and I guess I have her to thank for the decisions I was able to make now that she's gone.
It's hard to let go, when it's all you've known and knowing just that. These days, I feel like I have not one friend who's loyal and is willing to give me the same value as I do in a friendship..And the hardest for me to do, is let go of people that I love. But I've given chances, chances that sometimes shouldn't have even been given and makes me look like a fool. But now I realize that just because you know this one thing so well-or so you thought you did.. it doesn't mean, that you'll never have to let it go. 2012, I'll lose her.
+stop screaming.
+focus on babyganouj.
+focus on your relationship more.
+work on yourself. Heal…a lot of healing.
+remember who you are and never sacrifice that for anyone else.
+make mistakes-it's okay!
+a little less order, wont kill you.
+tuck your balls in.
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Nov. 15, 2012
Head Coach John Calipari
On Ryan Harrow's health… "He's doing better. He worked out yesterday, but he's just not ready to go 100 percent. I just told him, 'You are only going if you are 100 percent.' He worked out with our strength coach in conditioning. He said he did pretty good but not right yet."
On if Ryan Harrow's health is completely physical or if pressure is involved…"We don't think so but we are just telling him, 'You've got to get energy. You've got to get your energy up; you've got to play at a higher level.' He will be fine.
On if anything came back from Ryan Harrow's blood tests…"No, I just want him back you know we were a little bit short last game. But the same time you have to look at the kid's health first and just get yourself right and let's go."
On if Ryan Harrow is being held out of practice…"If he's not in there today then he's not going 100 percent. I just got off the treadmill so I don't know. He knows unless he's ready to go you know, and I'm happy he's working out with the strength coach and we will go from there."
On this year's signing class… "Well we put out a press release so I will let you guys take it from there if that's alright. So I don't have to rehash all that stuff. We're excited about it don't get me wrong, I'm jacked up about it."
On how Archie Goodwin played… "Not bad, just still plays too fast, gets himself out of control. There were easier plays he could have made a few times. I went through this with Tyreke (Evans), they have to see it on tape, they have to learn and he will be fine."
On Nerlens Noel leaving his feet on defense…"He's leaving a little early but he was aggressive. What we're not doing is when he goes to help somebody no one is helping him. That's the issue, it's not Nerlens. I was really happy with Nerlens and everyone can say well they are leaving their feet and that's why the basket is open. No, we did the same thing last year, but when he left his feet someone got his back. Now we got guys when he leaves his feet they are running the wrong way. You got to go that way and go get that ball. And if you are a big guy it should be easier, if you are a small guy just make sure his guy doesn't get it. If you watched, it was his man that got that offensive rebound probably four times that were critical. We're just learning, we're not to the point; we are trying to figure out how to be a helper. The next step is to be the helper's helper, then you can be the helper's, helper's, helper. We're not quite there yet."
On Nerlens Noel doing the right thing by leaving his feet…"He didn't do it that often. He did it a couple of times. How many blocks did he have? Ok, he had three blocks and probably left three or four other times where he didn't get it, and they know he's not getting any help, so they didn't even try to make baskets because there is no one helping him. So that's not Nerlens, he and Willie (Cauley-Stein) are both doing the same thing. That's the rest of our defense but again we are so far behind, there are things that they exploited, there were things we were able to see, it was two good games for me to learn about my team."
On what he learned from the two games…"We are a post-up team, we are a pick-and-roll team. Kyle (Wiltjer) cannot get the shots on his own. We are going to have to help him. He did not play as hard as he needed to play and he saw it on the tape. If he's not getting shots off then he won't be on the court as much. I'm not mad, I love him. But he better figure out how to get shots off. If he can't, then he won't be on the court as much."
On what they can learn from tomorrow's game…"(Lafayette) plays great stuff. They go a lot of pick-and-roll; they slip pick-in-roll, so if you get lazy its baskets. They can shoot the 3, a lot of back doors; they run our stuff, but they do it higher, instead of the dead corners, they are doing it on the wings doing exactly that so if you get lazy you are going to pay the price. They are going to hold the ball a little bit, yet they score 80 points a game, but they will run the clock down if they have to. It's what we need right now, we need a team that plays well together offensively, really plays off the defense, not running as many quote plays, doing a few actions to try to get shots off. They will shoot the 3, big men will shoot the 3, their four and five, probably two of their better 3-point shooters. They area well coached team, they are going to play some zone, we need to face zone. They will play man-to-man, but they will switch a lot and do stuff that we need to see. They are going to double team the post; we need to see it to see how we play. It will be a good game and a hard game for us."
On putting focus on a certain player …"Well, Kyle has got to step up. The Maryland staff is like, what happened to him? Well he didn't play as hard; he didn't compete like he did against Maryland. Part of it is, we can't expect our team to find him shots. We're freshmen, we're not going to do that so now it becomes he has got to get his or I've got to call some stuff to get some shots for him but it's got to be a combination. We had some breakdowns defensively, but look, we rebounded with them, shot 49 percent from the floor, shot a fairly high percentage from the line. They made some 3s I wish we would have guarded, we stopped playing them a couple possessions and in a minute and a half it went from three to 10 and now you're fighting. They called a timeout down 14 and we come right back, after that timeout we score, we score; he's got to get another timeout. We did some good things."
On Kyle running the floor … "It's everybody else; we're going to work on that today a little bit. If guys aren't sprinting we are going to stop and do some running. We've just got to get in the mentality; we just think it's OK to jog the court. My teams in the past, you know how good we've been from defense to offense. You have to go like you are being chased and then you run and then you make plays. We're like, 'man that's too hard.' Again, I played guys 37 minutes that deserved to play about 25, 27 minutes maybe. So those extra 10 minutes, you saw it. Alex played about 60 percent of that game like he should play, he just didn't, couldn't sustain it, didn't have the energy to sustain it, not the mental will power to sustain it and he shouldn't, he really shouldn't. We're asking a lot of these guys."
On Alex's playing style … "My choice is, am I going to dive on the floor, run or I'm going to jog, those are my choices. I'm going to really work to get this offensive rebound and go above the rim or I'm going to stand here and go back on defense. What choice would you make? Depends on how good you want to be. You've got choices in this game, how you're going to play, are you going to dive on the floor or are you going to stand there and watch. He's got to change some habits that he has, but that's why we do what we do. Same with Archie (Goodwin) playing too fast, that's a habit that he has, just taking it and going, putting my head down and going. Well you can't now, you can't play that way, yet we need you to attack and be aggressive. He's got to learn, it's hard, it's hard for Alex. This stuff is hard. That's why they said, the one thing is, they're being challenged like they'll never be challenged again. They're being pushed; they're in a situation where every game is someone's Super Bowl. There were celebrations; we lose that's what happens. This is all new, they'll be fine. The greatest thing is, you saw them from Maryland to here, they got better. Now this one will be a hard game because it's totally different in how they'll play. Yesterday was a film day, we didn't practice. We practice today, play tomorrow."
On Julius Mays… "I played him too many minutes. He couldn't play that many minutes so now he goes under ball screens, he went under some screens, he stopped off of getting picked or handoffs, didn't try to square the guy up. (Seth) Curry had his way with him. That's why I tried to get him off of Curry; he was not supposed to be on Curry with a minute and half to go. That was not his man. One of the guys said, 'you guard him.' I think that's my choice to make that call. When I looked out, he's on Curry. Curry made the last basket, ball game was over. What happened? Again, that's all learning about who we are."
Kentucky Players
#4, Jon Hood, G
On playing top-level teams to open the year …
"I think that is the way to do it is come in and play those types of games to start off. That gets you ready for the next few games that you have. Play games that you are going to play in March, and feel how you have to play in March and start playing that way sooner."
On what the team has learned from those games …
"We compete and we don't go away. We just have a lot to work on. We have to come in and listen to coach, and do what he says."
On the big runs both Duke and Maryland had late in the game …
"That's part of every game, every college game regardless of division. Coach Cal has always told us that. Every team is going to make a run. Lafayette is going to make a run tomorrow. And whoever we play after that they are going to make a run at us. Basketball is a game of runs and that's the way that coach is teaching and talking to us. We just have to accept that and learn from it."
#33, Kyle Wiltjer, F
On the film session following the Duke game …
"There were a lot of things to do. We had a pretty long film session the other day. We got to learn a lot about our team. Rebounding is one of them. Not giving up on plays, defense and offensive rebounding. Just playing hard the whole game."
On Duke's defense…
"Duke did a good job of getting to me on the three-point line and not giving me any easy looks. I just have to in the future make stronger and quicker moves in the post; when they are playing me out there (three-point line) getting more involved rather than just shooting 3s."
On playing with the new freshmen …
"I think we fit in really well. We are starting to learn how to play with each other, with different line-ups in there. We just need to continue in practice working on our line-ups and becoming more familiar with each other so we can become a better team."
#34, Julius Mays, G
On his first games at Kentucky...
"It's totally different than what I've been used to. The way we are pushed here, the things we're expected to do here are obviously different than the other places I've been. It's been tough. It's still a learning process for me. There were big crowds, but it's not something I've never played in. Obviously coming from Wright State, it wasn't an environment I played in on a nightly basis, but I've played in that type of environment before."
On being a veteran on a young team...
"Early on I have wanted to be that steady guy because I know with freshmen it's expected for them to speed up, maybe get out of control and make some plays you wouldn't make if you were calmer. I think it's my job to be the steady one out there. I take on the role, and I appreciate that the guys respect me enough to listen to me."
On bringing intensity to the floor on a consistent basis...
"I feel like we should approach every game like it's one of our biggest games. You don't ever want to let up on any opponent. My thing is approach every game like it's a Maryland or a Duke no matter the name of the team."
On what he has learned about this team having faced a tough early schedule …
"I think we still have to work on making a lot of hustle plays, coming up with the loose balls, coming up with long rebounds and just learning how to close. That's expected coming from a young team. When you've never been in an environment like that, not playing teams that are just as talented, just learning how to close the game out is important."
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Kitchener to Chicago one hour to make connectionApr 18, 20142We are flying from Kitchener, Ontario to Portland, Oregon with a one hour connection in Chicago, I know we have to go from terminal 5 to terminal 3. We are flying with American Airlines. Will our luggage go straight to the plane or will we have to collect it before going to Terminal 5? Is one hour going to be enough time? Thanks.atFri, Apr 18No, one hour is not enough time. You need to go through US Immigration, claim your baggage, go through US customs, re-check your bags, and then take the ATS Train to Terminal 3, then go through security and to your gate. It's very hard to do that in an hour. For some reason American has been selling a lot of illegal connections on that Kitchener flight, probably because the software doesn't realize that it requires clearing immigration in Chicago. Unless you're willing to risk it, you need to call American and get your flight changed or refunded.ZAPFri, Apr 18
Immigration controlsApr 17, 20141How long will it take me to get out from the airport considering that I'm landing from europe at 15:30?thankscccThu, Apr 17
Enough time?Apr 17, 20141We are flying to O'Hare on LH from WI and arrive at 2:12. WE depart for Frankfurt at 4:05. Will we need to change terminials, recheck bags, and go through security again? Will this be enough time? ThanksjeabinsThu, Apr 17Lufthansa does not fly to Wisconsin. Your flight from Wisconsin will be on United Express. All you have to do in O'Hare is go from your arrival gate, which will likely be in Terminal 2, to your departure gate in Terminal 1. However, Terminal 2 and Terminal 1 are connected inside security by a walkway. Follow the signs. You don't have to do anything with your bags. You should have enough time.ZAPThu, Apr 17
connecting in chicago from frankfurt going to yycApr 16, 20141Hello I was wondering if i have to claim my baggage and get them rechecked in chicago. My final destination is Calgary Canada and Im coming from beirut lebanon on MEA with a layover in frankfurt and chicago, both those flights are with united.sammmyyy21Wed, Apr 16Yes, after you clear US Immigration, you will claim your luggage, go through US Customs, and then re-check it with United. Then you will take the ATS Train from Terminal 5 to Terminal 1 or 2 (check monitors for where your Calgary flight will depart) and go through security and to your gate.ZAPWed, Apr 16
Need info regarding luggage recheckApr 15, 20143Hi there.. I am a mom travelling with 2 kids to DEL India from YYZ Toronto with a connecting flight at ORD Chicago. I am a Permanent Resident of USA. I know that my customs will be done at YYZ. I want to know if I have to just walk to my departure gate at ORD or do I have to recheck my baggage too. I am arriving at Terminal 2 at ORD (Air-Canada) and have to catch Air-India flight from Terminal 5. Any help would be much appreciated. thank youmom2007Tue, Apr 15You will not have to go through any immigration in Chicago. If both of your flights were purchased together Air Canada should be able to check your bags through to India for you. If not, you will have to claim them at the baggage claim in Terminal 2. Regardless, you will then have to take the ATS train from Terminal 2 to Terminal 5 and go through security. If Air Canada is unable to print your Air India boarding passes you will have to obtain those from the Air India counter in T5 first.ZAPTue, Apr 15Thanks for ur quick response. Can u plz tell me if I have to claim my checked baggage n then recheck it with Air India..will there be anybody to help me with the luggage transport to terminal 5....I am travelling with 2 small kids.mom2007Tue, Apr 15
Montreal - chicago - shanghaiApr 14, 20142Hello, I will take UA8371 to O'Hare into terminal 2 (9:30AM). then catch my flight UA835 (10:50AM) to Shanghai at terminal 1). Will that be enough time? I saw the flight UA8371 delayed for 50 minutes today.HLMon, Apr 14That should be enough time. You will pre-clear US Immigration in Montreal. In Chicago all you will have to do is go from your arrival gate to your departure gate. T1 and T2 are connected by a walkway inside security.ZAPMon, Apr 14
Rome to Chicago/BloomingtonApr 11, 20142I fly Rome to Chicago with connection to Bloomington/Normal. I arrive terminal 5 . Will I have to clear security again to terminal 3. someone tell me not take tramway to walk . What you say ?RJRFri, Apr 11Forgot to ask will I have to recheck my luggage .. will someone tell me what I should expect whole thing to cause meRJRFri, Apr 11Yes, after you arrive from Rome you will go through US Immigration, claim your bags, then go through US Customs, then re-check your bags. Then you will take the ATS train to Terminal 3 where you will go through security and to your gate. You cannot walk between T5 and T3.ZAPFri, Apr 11
Do I go through security again?Apr 14, 20142I am coming into terminal 3 at ORD on American Airlines and connecting in terminal 2 for US AIRWAYS. Do I pass through security again? I did last time I was at ORD but really felt like I made a mistake somewhere since it was my first time there.KellyFri, Apr 11At ORD, you may use either the walkways at post-security areas of Departures level (follow signs) - at T3 the walkway is near Concourse G. (Taking the ATS train would require you to go through security check).frapr14Fri, Apr 11
Boston to ChicagoApr 11, 20142I am coming to Chicago from Boston on american and have a connecting flight to Knoxville 45 minuteson US AIR. Do i have an enough time to connectr?JWMThu, Apr 10While US Airways is in Terminal 2 (T2), American is in T3 - use walkway at past-security areas of Departures level (follow signs)and hurry.frapr14Fri, Apr 11
International transferApr 10, 20141I am frlying in to ORD from Portland Oregon then to london Heathrow. Both on united, i have 65 minutes wheels down to wheels up. i am tsa pre approved. is this enough time.mwkThu, Apr 10
American Airlines Connecting Flight (domestic) - is 40 minutes enough?Apr 9, 20141I'm about to purchase a ticket from NYC to Green Bay, WI - it connects at O'Hare. ARRIVING FLIGHT is a "Republic dba American Eagle operated Coach on a American E75" CONNECTING Flight is a "Envoy Air dba American Eagle operated Coach on a American ER4" There are 40 minutes between the arriving and connecting flights… I have no idea if these two flights would be within the same terminal (I'm assuming so, since it's the same airline)…or whether 40 minutes is cutting it too close? Also, if I check a bag, does anyone know if it would be put on the connecting flight for me or if I would be responsible for picking it up at baggage claim and then re-checking it onto connecting flight? Thanks in advance for any help!AJTWed, Apr 9
Terminal 1 to Terminal 5 in two hours?Apr 8, 20142Hello, I am going to be flying to O'Hare into terminal 1 via United. I have two hours to catch my flight to Dublin via Aer Lingus (assumining terminal 5). Will that be enough time with just carryon luggage? I am gathering I have to take the airport train and then go back through security?stereogirlTue, Apr 8Yes, you have the procedure correct. It should be plenty of time if your first flight is on-time, the transfer shouldn't take more than 45 minutes.ZAPTue, Apr 8
Canadian Traveling to NYC with a 55 min layover in ChicagoApr 4, 20143Hi, We arrive from Canada to Chicago at 9:05am our connecting flight leaves at 10am giving us 55 mins to get from I assume terminal 5 to our next terminal is this enough time? Will we have to pass customs or obtain luggage before connecting to our next flight? Any help would be great. Thanks MirandaMirandaThu, Apr 3Where in Canada are you coming from? You will only have to use Terminal 5 if the airport you are coming from does not have pre-clearance.ZAPFri, Apr 4We're coming from Winnipeg, Manitoba I believe we go through customs at the airport here. I'm just worried its not enough time for us to get to our connecting flight. However they probably wouldn't make that time if it wasn't possible we're just new to flying over the border.MirandaFri, Apr 4
Transfering from a domestic flight to the international terminalApr 2, 20145I am taking an international flight in a few weeks. Because it's international, I'm assuming it will fly out of terminal 5. I live 3 hours from Chicago and am considering being a separate flight from our small airport into Chicago. I found one that would arrive at 10:55am. Since it's domestic, I'm assuming it will fly somewhere besides terminal 5. The international flight leaves at 12:35pm Is 10:55am to 12:35pm (i.e., 1hour 40 minutes) enough time to transfer from one of the DOMESTIC terminals to terminal 5? Since it would be a separate flight, I don't know if I would have to get baggage? Do I have to go back through security at Terminal 5 anyway? What is the usual turnaround time for security in Terminal 5...this is a Tuesday am...if that makes a difference. Thanks!MELTue, Apr 1P.S. The last time my husband bought a separate ticket like this they DID transfer the bags the whole way. The action I am considering is actually identical to what he did last time.MELTue, Apr 1Only some international departures use T5. United, American, Lufthansa, ANA, Air Berlin and Qatar Airways intl departures use T1 or T3. Tell me what airlines you're planning on flying and i can help you more.ZAPWed, Apr 2OH...THANKS!! I would be flying in American Airlines (land 10:55); I would be flying out Air Korean (at 12:35pm).MELWed, Apr 2In that case yes, you would have to transfer from T3 to T5 on your way out and T5 to T3 on your way back. I think that would be enough time for your transfer. It will take about 15 minutes to get to T5 via the ATS train and then you will have to go through security. If you can get AA to check your bags through to Korean you won't have to claim them first (on your way out of the US).ZAPWed, Apr 2
Enough time for customs, etc.Apr 1, 20142I am arriving by Air France at3:45 pm, assuming at Terminal 5. I need to catch a United flight at terminal 2 departing at 5:05 pm. I only have carry on baggage. I don't know what type of security I will need to lclear coming from France. Will I have enough time to make the connection to my 5:05 pm departure in Terminal 2?SBTue, Apr 1No, that is not enough time. You need at least 90 minutes to safely make an international->domestic connection at ORD. Additionally, since Air France and United are not in the same alliance, United will be less inclined to help you if you miss your connection due to the Air France flight being late.ZAPTue, Apr 1


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Right now, FiOS shows actors names that are in the movies, however I think they should add the commentators names that are broadcasting the sports event. Also include the sideline reports names.
Another thing is adding more HD channels:
a couple of the above channels listed we already have in VHO 5 - ie: CNBC HD, SNY HD - not sure if MTV2, ESPN Classic and CNN International are available in HD yet - however, having said that, I am all in favor of adding more HD and soon - we have been a very patient group for a very long time - the 3 HD's added recently hardly cover the many others available via all other cable operators but not with Verizon.
Isn't this a 'Duplicate' of a post i saw from last week or two?
You also want the guide to include the "Sideline or back-up" reporters/commentators?
I have had several cable, satellite & now fiber guides and not 1 has ever gone that far as to list sideline reporters.
This list doesn't even have BBC-a HD are you kidding me?
Here's the dup thread i was talking about, which pertained to the 1st part of your post, which was already acknowledged & answered to in this thread: http://forums.verizon.com/t5/Share-Your-Ideas-with-Verizon/Adding-more-info-to-the-guide-etc/idi-p/3...
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Google announced new pricing for its Postini hosted e-mail security and compliance management package on Tuesday in hopes of pushing more customers to consider a move to the SaaS (software as a service) offering.
Since adding expanded message filtering, encryption, and archiving tools to Postini's traditional anti-spam services in Oct. 2007 -- and parceling the same features into its Google Apps Premier hosted productivity suite -- the company has been able to convince a significant number of customers to begin working with the SaaS applications, according to Scott Petry, founder and CTO of Postini, which Google acquired for $625 million last July.
However, in a move to make the tools more attractive for use in heterogeneous IT environments, and to encourage both enterprise and smaller customers to consider the offering as a viable alternative to traditional on-premise technologies, the company has revamped the product packaging and cut its overall pricing.
In addition to pushing pricing for its flagship hosted anti-spam filtering service to $3 per user per year, Google-Postini has moved the price for its hosted virus detection, outbound processing, and content policy management services to $12 per user per year.
For its compliance-oriented message data archiving, retention, and e-discovery services, which previously cost $100 per user per year, the firm has drastically cut pricing to $25 per year with the option to extend e-mail archiving at a cost of $10 for every additional 12 months of storage.
"We've got a healthy number of our existing customers running the newer content management, archiving, and discovery services, but we think that by adjusting pricing, we can get even more people get off their existing infrastructure and get onto managed services offered by Google," Petry said. "We won't be an acquisition that withers and dies; we're focused on expanding our reach and integrating the product line."
The combined package of services is meant to compete not only with Postini's traditional rivals, including mail filtering capabilities offered by MessageLabs and Microsoft, but also with security and compliance products marketed by industry stalwarts like Symantec, Petry contends.
A customer might have to buy Symantec's stand-alone anti-spam, anti-virus, messaging security, DLP (data leakage prevention), and policy management technologies to gain the same collection of filtering, archiving, and compliance automation capabilities offered in the Google-Postini SaaS package, according to the executive.
By driving down pricing and tying the tools tightly together, Google should be able to convince some large customers to make a shift to SaaS and be able to help smaller companies gain access to tools they may not have been able to afford previously, he said.
"More than a battle against any of these other guys, this is about getting more companies off of the traditional model of deploying software and appliances to address these problems," Petry said. "We think that time is on our side, and more people than ever are ready to move to thin, in-the-cloud services; we're not trying to get everyone converted overnight, but we have set of technologies to help those who are ready augment their current infrastructure."


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PPI in October 2008
November 19, 2008
The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods fell 2.8 percent in October, seasonally adjusted. This decrease followed a 0.4-percent decline in September and a 0.9-percent fall in August.
Among finished goods in October, prices for energy goods fell 12.8 percent compared with a 2.9-percent decline a month earlier. The index for consumer foods edged down 0.2 percent following a 0.2-percent increase in the prior month.
Prices for goods other than foods and energy rose 0.4 percent for the second consecutive month.
From October 2007 to October 2008, prices for finished goods rose 5.2 percent, as shown in the chart.
These data are from the BLS Producer Price Index program. To learn more, see "Producer Price Indexes — October 2008," (PDF) (HTML) news release USDL 08-1711. All producer price indexes are routinely subject to revision once, 4 months after original publication, to reflect the availability of late reports and corrections by respondents.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, PPI in October 2008 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2008/nov/wk3/art03.htm (visited September 22, 2014).
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Conviction for any offense with no SR-22 when required
If you convicted of a traffic offense which occurred at a time when you were required to carry SR-22 insurance AND you did not have SR-22 insurance on the date of the ticket, your driving privileges will be revoked for one year from the date of conviction (not violation), regardless of when the conviction is reported to the DMV.
There are no driving privileges that can be granted by the Hearings Division while under this type of action.
You may request a hearing, however the only issues will be whether you were convicted of a traffic offense which occurred while you were required to carry SR-22 insurance, and whether you can prove you had SR-22 insurance in effect on the day of the ticket.
For information regarding reinstatement, click here.
Legal Authority: C.R.S. § 42-2-125, C.R.S. § 42-7-406, C.R.S. § 42-7-408
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City Council debates returning Philly schools to local control
City Council on Monday held a hearing debating returning the School District of Philadelphia to the control of a locally-elected school board.
The Commonwealth in 2001 took over the embattled District by replacing the school board with the School Reform Commission consisting of three gubernatorial appointees and two mayoral appointees.
The SRC last week voted to approve a "doomsday" budget for city schools, drastically slashing support staff and eliminating extracurricular programs.
"The pain caused by the SRC has far outweighed the benefits of this failed experiment," Philadelphia Federation of Teachers president Jerry Jordan said.
"It is time for the management of the School District to be returned to the city of Philadelphia. It is hard to imagine that a community-represented school board could do a worse job of managing the District's resources than the SRC has done. At least Philadelphia's taxpayers would be able to hold them accountable."
State Rep. Mark Cohen said, in his opinion, an elected school board must have the power to raise revenue through levying taxes in order to be meaningful.
"All the other school districts in Pennsylvania, which are elected, have independent taxing power – the school district levies taxes, so do local governments – and it is very clear who is paying for what," he said.
But Council Education Committee chair Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell said it doesn't seem likely her colleagues will support sharing that power.
"For us to move forward, it is my opinion, at this point, that Council is not willing to give away its taxing authority – and I never ask people to vote themselves out of a vote," she said, inquiring about the feasibility of a hybrid school board that would make recommendations to City Council but not directly set tax rates.
A similar model was put forth in legislation introduced by state Sen. Mike Stack, who proposes establishing a locally-elected school board that would not have taxing power and whose superintendent would still be appointed by the mayor, though he could be ousted by a no-confidence vote from the board.
"The SRC fails the accountability and transparency test because its members are not elected by the taxpayers, therefore, they are not accountable to parents, students and certainly not to the taxpayers," Stack said Monday.
"They are only accountable to the governor or mayor who appoints them."
But attorney and education activist Leon Williams disagreed with at least one point of Stack's proposal.
"We need to get that provision out of there that says the mayor appoints the superintendent," he said.
"An elected school board should have the right and power to do that on its own. There's no need to start off by crippling an elected school board."
Cohen noted that making a locally-elected school board a reality would be a longterm process.
"First, we need a sense that Philadelphians really want an elected school board," he said.
"Then we have to get the votes in the state legislature to allow Philadelphia to have it. It would ultimately either require an amendment to the city charter or an amendment to state law. It would probably be easier to amend the city charter. Without a charter amendment, it's the duty of the state to determine it."
Finally, Councilman Brian O'Neill pointed out the SRC was not an inherently bad model, especially given the financial challenges the city faced in 2001.
"There was promise and the mayor did not give up his ability to appoint the school board without assurances from the state this was a win for the city, as well as the state," he said.
"It just didn't work out that way."
O'Neill thinks a longitudinal study needs to be done to determine exactly what caused the SRC to go south and why in order to avoid making the same missteps again.
"Maybe we can find out, in the current setup, where things went wrong – should there have been funding in the legislation that set up the SRC, funding guarantees, that kind of thing," he said.
In the meantime, according to activist Helen Gym of Parents United for Public Education, "the School District of Philadelphia has the largest budget in Pennsylvania, behind the city and the state itself. Governing it are people whose qualifications are a mystery, whose intentions are kept private and whose identities are unknown to many. Never has so much money gone unaccounted."
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Catherine Smith Mills, a new Republican candidate for Cincinnati City Council, is raising eyebrows with her campaigning.
Mills held a fundraiser April 8 that featured former Police Chief Thomas Streicher Jr. as the keynote speaker. In a press release touting the event, Mills is quoted as saying, "As a first time candidate, I am so lucky to have the support and mentorship of Republican leaders in Cincinnati like Tom Streicher."
After the tragic shootings Saturday in Arizona involving a U.S. congresswoman and a federal judge, some progressive commentators were quick to note the heated rhetoric and provocative imagery used by Sarah Palin's political action committee (PAC), with many blaming it for helping incite violence.
In the Ohio House of Representatives, the difference between a Republican supermajority and a normal majority is now 14 votes. That's how many votes are splitting Republican Rep. Al Landis and Democratic challenger Josh O'Farrell. The small difference has already triggered an automatic recount and likely a series of lawsuits from Democrats over counting provisional ballots. The supermajority would allow Ohio House Republicans to pass legislation without worry of a governor's veto and place any measure on the ballot — including personhood initiatives — without bipartisan approval.
City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. unveiled his 2013 budget proposal at a press conference yesterday. The proposal will pursue privatizing the city's parking services to help close a $34 million deficit. The privatization plan has already faced some early criticism from Democrat P.G. Sittenfeld. The budget will also make minor cuts elsewhere. In addition to the 2013 budget, the Tentative Tax Budget proposal, which Dohoney passed to City Council and the mayor yesterday, also raises property tax rates.
Meanwhile, the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners approved the 2013 budget in a 2-1 vote. Democrat Todd Portune was outvoted by Republicans Chris Monzel and Board President Greg Hartmann. The final budget was basically Hartmann's "austerity" proposal, barring some minor tweaks. The cuts could cost 150 or more Hamilton County jobs.
Councilman Chris Smitherman is facing a challenge for his spot as president of the Cincinnati chapter of the NAACP. The councilman's opponent is Bob Richardson, a former officer of Laborers Local 265 and former president of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council. Richardson's son told WVXU, "I think we have seen the NAACP veer off its core principles and turn into a tool for Smitherman and his conservative ideas."
In a promising sign for the local economy, Greater Cincinnati banks are taking in more money from deposits.
The 21c Museum Hotel opened yesterday. But the hotel has critics, including Josh Spring from the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition. Drawing a comparison to the situation between Western & Southern and the Anna Louise Inn, Spring said the hotel ended up displacing far too many people.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital is taking up research into how autism develops.
A new report found expanding Medicaid in Ohio could cost the state $3.1 billion. The money would be enough to insure 457,000 uninsured Ohioans. Previous studies found states that expanded Medicaid faced less health problems.
One concern with the state's "fracking" boom: water supply. Some are worried that the amount of water needed to fuel hydraulic fracturing, a drilling technique for oil and gas, will drain Ohio's wells and reservoirs.
After some sentencing reform, Ohio's inmate population is not decreasing as fast as some state officials would like. As the state deals with prison overpopulation and more expensive prisons, Gov. John Kasich's administration has turned to privatization. CityBeat looked at issues surrounding private prisons and the connections between the state government and private prison companies here.
Ohio women are having fewer abortions in the state. The drop seems largely attributable to increased access to birth control. Better access to health care and improved health education are also factors.
Ever forget to take some medication? No longer. There is now a pill that can inform others when it's taken.
Critics already were blasting U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for saying the Republican Party's top goal during the next two years should be to ensure President Obama doesn't win a second term. But a recent revelation has some people stating McConnell is guilty of crass politicking and hypocrisy involving American troops.
What did they know and when did they know it? Moreover, why aren't they commenting on it?
"They," in this case, are leaders of the Ohio Republican Party. And "it" is the drunken driving arrest of State Rep. Robert Mecklenborg (R-Green Township). In the 16 days since the April arrest became publicized through the media, the state GOP has been curiously silent about the matter.
Just when I thought Sarah Palin had made a valid point, she goes and shows just how spineless and hypocritical she is.
The former Alaska governor and one-time Republican vice presidential nominee made a big deal last week about the use of the slur "fucking retarded" by White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel. Palin, who is the mother of a child with Down syndrome, said the remark was inappropriate and that Emanuel should be fired. We agreed, although for various reasons.
The tougher reading standards could potentially hold back 12 percent of Ohio third-graders, according to The Columbus Dispatch.
With the new rules, kids would be tested every year starting in Kindergarten. Any kids who are below standards would receive special tutoring, and any who fail to improve to "proficient" or above by the time of the third-grade reading test would be held back.
Similar standards were passed in Florida a decade ago. While it was rough at first with 13 percent of third-graders in Florida being held back, scores have begun improving, Patricia Levesque, former education advisor to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, told The Dispatch.
However, research shows holding kids back hurts them more than helps. After reviewing decades of research, the National Association of School Psychologists found that grade retention has "deleterious long-term effects," both academically and socially.
Kasich has also proposed tougher grading standards for schools and districts, which he hopes will hold schools more accountable.
Republican critics don't necessarily oppose all the reforms, but they would like to see the reforms implemented more carefully and slowly. School officials, state education groups and teachers unions have repeatedly asked for more time to tell parents and teachers about the upcoming changes.
The news comes at a time when states around the country are moving to enact education reform after years of disappointment. In 2010, the U.S. fell to a rating of "average" in the international rankings released by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. The U.S. ranked No. 14 out of 34 OECD countries in reading, No. 17 for science and a below-average No. 25 for math.
One bright spot was found earlier this year when a report showed U.S. high school graduation rates had increased to 75.5 percent in 2009, up from 72 percent in 2001.
President Barack Obama has tried to encourage widespread education reform with his "Race to the Top" initiative. The program pushes states to compete for funds with education reform plans. The states with the best programs are then rewarded federal funds as they implement reform.
Former Gov. Ted Strickland won funds for Ohio with his reform plan, and U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan congratulated Ohio for being on schedule with reforms earlier this year.


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Pork Steak Mojito
3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
juice of 1 lemon
6 tablespoons olive oil, divided
4 Spanish-style pork cube steaks (about 1 1/2 lb)
5 oz pre-sliced yellow onions (1 cup)
1 teaspoon adobo seasoning (Spanish seasoning)
CALORIES (per 1/4 recipe) 560kcal; FAT 39g; CHOL 145mg; SODIUM 720mg; CARB 25g; FIBER 1g; PROTEIN 28g; VIT A 4%; VIT C 8%; CALC 10%; IRON 15%
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1 cup tart apple slices
16 oz Deli NY-style potato salad
1/4 cup sliced green olives
CALORIES (per 1/4 recipe) 290kcal; FAT 22g; CHOL 15mg; SODIUM 500mg; CARB 21g; FIBER 2g; PROTEIN 2g; VIT A 10%; VIT C 20%; CALC 0%; IRON 2%
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Book Review: The Plover by Brian Doyle
The Plover by Brian Doyle is a story of ocean adventure and recovery from loss, with a little magic and mystery added. The story is named for the small, unusual boat that takes its captain, passengers he picks up along the way, and the reader on a journey through the Pacific, human nature, and redemption.
It begins when Declan O'Donnell leaves the shore, and, and of course (he thinks), all of his problems, to head "west and then west!" His escapist plan does not take him away from those close to him. However, on a small island way out in the Pacific, he gets a message to pick up one of his friends, Piko, and his disabled daughter. Pipa. Declan's solo journey on his small boat gradually changes to a voyage of recovery for many, as the population gradually grows from one person to seven, and even a tiny bird recovers on the Plover. Piko and Pipa are both still trying to deal with the death of wife and mother Elly. This loss is added to the devastation of a school bus accident that left Pipa paralyzed. When asked why he wanted to sail on the Plover, Piko answered, "…I'm so lost at sea that being lost at sea for real is not so bad." (67)
The book is not strongly plot driven, but there is excitement and tension when the Plover encounters storms and a mysterious cargo ship. All the characters introduced have a place in the story, and paying attention as characters and details are described is rewarded as the story unfolds. Doyle neatly ties the characters and details together, creating an uplifting ending. Even the character we only meet just before he is swept away by the storm is interesting, and tied to the overall story.
The stream of consciousness narration may be off-putting to some, but I found it very engaging. The fact that sometimes the consciousnesses we hear are not human is interesting and refreshing. Doyle's use of language and narrative kept me completely engaged, and after I read the book I re-read parts of it right away. The hints of our favorite sea stories in the presence of the ocean, the birds, and the rogue cargo ship were just right; I did not find them overbearing. These are the stories that have kept us dreaming for centuries. And, as the minister of fisheries and marine resources and foreign affairs (you must read to find out how he joins the Plover's crew) says, "But if we do not dream, then I think perhaps we are misusing our heads." (259)
All characters grow before the story ends. They grow and recover their best selves, even the little warbler with the broken wing. The story and its ending honor the resilience of all life. I enjoyed this book thoroughly, and now intend to go looking for Brian Doyle's other books. How I missed seeing his others before, I do not know, but I am ready to rectify that now. I also bought a spare copy of The Plover to pass on to friends and family.
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Be a GRUMP This Weekend!
'Tis the season for giving gifts, making lists, and heading to holiday parties! Get in the mood and get your shopping done at this weekend's GRUMP Arts and Crafts Show. Join Nana and forty other vendors at the Artisphere in Arlington for a festive day of local goods and fabulous finds, including jewelry by Nana favorite Sarah Cecliia, bags and tees by Tina Seamonster, and beautiful handmade books by Moonlight Bindery. Seriously, it will be gift-buying perfection!
As for us, we'll be there with cozy and holiday-ready looks for gifting or keeping. Like the Model-fit dress ($150), which goes from practical to party depending on the accessories. Just add sparkly shoes and a bauble or two, and you'll be swigging egg nog under the mistletoe in no time! (If you're into those kinds of things, that is!)
The easy Funnel-neck top ($85), on the other hand, works equally well as a weekend staple or an office ensemble, and it makes a great gift for mothers, sisters, aunts, mothers-in-law, you name it. Who can resist super soft cotton and cheery polka dots!
We'll also be bringing this season's staples, so you can round out your winter wardrobe with wear-everywhere skirts like the Bias cut (below, $110) in warm wool or the oh-so-flattering Pencil-perfect ($110).
Or treat yourself (or your best friend!) to one of our classic dresses you can go anywhere in, like the Maker-mod (below, $130).
Come visit us at GRUMP and get your shopping taken care of in the best possible way! One lucky shopper will even win one of our best-selling tops. Get your Nana fix now, because we'll be going on hiatus for the rest of the winter months!
What: GRUMP Arts and Crafts Show
Where: Artisphere, 1101 Wilson Blvd, two blocks from the Rosslyn Metro
When: Saturday, December 7th, 11-5p
Can't make it this weekend? Shop online now!
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Sanya Constellation Hotel
Sanya Constellation Hotel fully introduced China's 12 zodiac constellations and Western cultural integration of 12 design concept. Our hotel is based on 12 zodiac constellations for the application of the theme, facing 70,80 and 90 young people.
Sanya Constellation Hotel is surrounded with a distinctive love story , giving a sense of liberation from the reality, which has been the spiritual invitation to stay and asylum. With the designer's carefully arrangement, the great fantasy, imagination, and sweet extraordinary effects, combined with the usual mundane unable to meet that part of the hotel and only love can fill the lives of urban people.
It should reflect the Chinese culture connotation, but also the interpretation of the international design practices. Hotel rooms are equipped with their own characteristics (Prince William wedding room, Li Miao customs honeymoon room, intimate lovers delight rooms, 12 constellations and 12 zodiac theme room, Family room together life), multi-functional roof bars, open-air barbecue sets, Starbucks coffee shops, small meeting rooms and other functions supporting.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hotel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- Air Conditioning
- Airport transfers
- Bicycle hire
- Breakfast Included
- Cable TV
- Card phones
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Direct dial telephone
- Elevator
- Fax Service
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Key Card Access
- Luggage Storage
- No Curfew
- Parking
- Postal Service
- Restaurant
- Safety Deposit Box
- Taxes not included
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hotel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
1. We accept cash, credit card and China Union Pay payment.
2.Our check in time is 14:00pm and check out time is 12:00 noon.
3.24 hours reception.
4.Breakfast is included in the rate, but city tax is not included for RMB6 per person per night.
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From the airport take the 8 bus, by 20 points to reach the municipal station, bus interchange 3 by 5 points, to the south sea communities Station and walk across the street to the hotel.
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5-Pc. CASTLECREEK Counter Height Patio Set
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5 - Pc . CASTLECREEKTM Counter Height Patio Set adds big, relaxing comfort to your patio space! BIG BUCKS OFF !
Add this Counter Height Patio Set to your summer hang-out zone for a new height of comfort and style! The chairs are roomy, counter-height taller, supportive and cool for warm weather, and the table offers lots of space for dining and drinks.A treat for you and guests:
- Powder-coated steel frames are strong, weather resistant
- The chairs are taller counter height, with a footrest rail, and they swivel 360°
- The oversized seats are breathable Textilene® fabric that feels great and stays looking great
- Tempered smoke-tint glass on the table for a stylish look.
- Chairs are 24 3/ 4 "w., 41"h. Seat is 21"h. Table is 36 x 36 x 34"h. Full Set is 146 lbs.
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This 5 Pc Castle Creek Patio Set is just what I wanted. I love the swivel chairs and the counter height of it. It is a pretty color and would go with anything. Very nice. I have people that comes over, and say where did you get this.They love the big seats and swivel chairs. Can not say enough about this, Well made.Oh I just about forgot, It got here very quick.Very easy to put the chairs together on the base 4 screws. Table very easy!!!! Thank You Sportsman's Guide You did it again!!!!
The cartons arrived in HORRIBLE condition. There were several rips and tears in the container boxes. The glass table was shattered into a million pieces. It rained right after we assembled the chairs. RUST spots appeared in several locations on the chairs - particularly at weld points. The chairs also collect and hold water in several places. How can we remove the rust spots??? Do you have cans of paint the color of the finish? If so, PLEASE SEND ASAP!!!
The color in person was not what it appeared on the website and I could never find in the description on the Web what color it was. Still like color, but it doesn't match the umbrella like I thought it would.
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SUFFOLK-- A Portsmouth man was sentenced today to life plus 40 years in the near-fatal beating of Suffolk police officer James Winslow last May.
In a courtroom packed with police officers and members of Winslow's family, Judge William C. Andrews handed down the maximum sentence on a charge of aggravated assault and a list of other charges against 43-year-old Joe Louis Staton.
Staton was accused of beating Winslow unconscious after the officer pulled him over in what police said was a stolen car.
Winslow followed Staton into a wooded area where he was found badly beaten and bleeding from wounds to the head and face.
At the sentencing Winslow took the stand describing the incident for the first time publicly.
"I felt crunching and grinding in my face area. I felt him feeling around my belt area and I knew he was going for my service weapon," Winslow said.
Winslow said he kept his hands and body on his gun as Staton continued to hit him in the face.
Six others also took the stand including Winslow's mother Victoria Winslow and brother Neil Winslow.
Moments before the sentence was handed down, Staton recounted the events of the day when the beating occurred. He said he had no recollection of how badly he'd beaten Officer Winslow until he was shown photos of Winslow's face in the hospital by his attorney.
He wept and asked the Winslow family for forgiveness.
"I hope God heals every wound I caused you and you recover fully. I'm sorry," said Staton.


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The sapphire finish is perfect for women looking to make a statement, and are also RAEN ambassador Kassia Meador's signature color. But don't be scared men, these modern classic sunglasses can be worn by both of the sexes and will surely set you apart in a world of cogs. The Fairbank are best fit for those with narrow, oval faces. And If the craze behind these mod frames has you going wild, you might just want to take a look at their geometrically sound sister in the Luci.
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ONE AND J. Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming Art Fair Tokyo. The fair will be held at the Tokyo International Forum from March 30th through April 1st with the VIP reception on March 29th. The gallery will be presenting works from Nikki S. Lee's Parts series.
For those able to visit the fair we look forward to seeing you there. http://www.artfairtokyo.com


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