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Welcome to our growing lists of agencies, websites and resources related to children's mental health. Whenever possible we try to include Canadian and Ontario resources.
These sites are provided for your information only, and Children's Mental Health Ontario assumes no responsibility for their content. Please carefully evaluate the content of each site when you visit it, rather than simply take the content at face value.
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CAMH Knowledge Exchange
CAMH Knowledge Exchange gives you quick access to the best available online information, tools and resources. As it evolves, KnowledgeX will also provide opportunities to collaborate and communicate with other addiction and mental health professionals. More about the site. http://knowledgex.camh.net/Pages/default.aspx
A site where youth and emerging adults can access information, resources and tools during difficult times. http://www.mindyourmind.ca/
An online mental health directory where anyone can go to find out where to get help. http://www.ementalhealth.ca/splash.php
Faculty of Social Work Professional Development program, Wilfrid Laurier University
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Geneva Centre for Autism - Education and Training Options for Parents
The Centre offers parents many opportunities to participate in educational workshops. These groups are facilitated by behaviour communication consultants, speech language pathologists, occupational therapists, social workers and psychologists. http://www.autism.net/services/services-for-parentscaregivers/parent-training.html
Get Help Early (working together to overcome psychosis)
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Government of Ontario
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Healthy Place Communities
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Infant Mental Health Promotion at Sick Kids
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For young people with relatives and friends with a mental illness. Diaries of four fictional teenagers touched by mental illness. Factsheets and information on schizophrenia, depression, and anxiety disorders. http://www.itsallright.org/

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Woman, 70, Fights Off Intruders with Sauce Pan
Associated Press: The 70-year-old wife of an Ohio judge said teens who tried to rob her made her so angry that she whacked one in the head with a sauce pan.
|Judge's wife serves up justice
Lorain County Judge David Basinski overheard the scuffle and raced home, while his wife grabbed her favorite pan to defend herself against the intruders rifling through her purse and cabinets.
One of the teens told police he threw a bottle of whiskey at Basinski to distract her so another boy could flee. They ran from the house but were later caught and charged with aggravated burglary.
The judge said his wife is upset that police took the pan as evidence.
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Way to go Ellen!
that is a NICE superhero pose of her, too!
I hope she said BAM! when she hit him.
thats the first time i ever heard of getting rid of trash with a sauce pan. I love it
Way to go superhero mama!
lol This story is so funny! Shes upset they took her pan as evidence! lol I bet she is used to cooking with this pan. Great pan…great work!
I would prefer a cast iron skilet to this light weight pot, because iron skilets DO BIG DAMAGE ! Even better if she would have a gun ! This are NOT animals not humans, we call them GARBAGE of our society. Not even animals do behave this way ! DO NOT COME and say to us that "they are gods children" ! How about put them in the category of the devil ! We never harmed anybody in our lifes ! We do NOT hesitate to do everything in our power to stay a live, regardless of outcome to the attackers !
Smack him again Grand-Ma
Way to go!!!! I hope that my mother could defend herself!
HOW FUNNY!! Way to go!! You should
be VERY proud of yourself.
Way to go mom! More power to you! I love it.
Congratulations Ellen, for sure you were not prepared, and that was everything you could do to defend yourself
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HOUSTON (BP) -- Ministers' wives will consider how they are uniquely called to the Gospel ministry at their annual luncheon in Houston under the theme "For the Sake of the Gospel" from 1 Corinthians 9:23.
"Our personal ministries may often be far from the crowd's eyes. At times our tasks may appear mundane," Kathy Ferguson Litton, president of this year's luncheon, said. "As busy ministry wives, we can easily become unconscious of the big picture of Gospel advancement
"Yet the moving, packing, getting children settled in new schools, serving a food pantry, volunteering in clinics, teaching VBS [Vacation Bible School], intentional hospitality, mentoring women or leading ministries is all Gospel ministry," said Litton, wife of Ed Litton, pastor of First Baptist Church North Mobile in Mobile, Ala.
The Ministers' Wives' Luncheon will begin at noon Tuesday, June 11, in the George Bush Grand Ballroom on Level 3 of the George R. Brown Convention Center.
Worship will be led by Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston.
Donna Gaines, wife of Steve Gaines, pastor of the Memphis-area Bellevue Baptist Church in Cordova, Tenn., will be the keynote speaker.
"I felt strongly that we should hear from one of our own," Litton said. "Southern Baptists have a rich resource of leadership and ministry in the thousands of ministry wives serving faithfully worldwide.
"Donna Gaines represents us. God is using her to not only write and speak but to be a catalyst alongside her husband Steve in loving and serving the city of Memphis, Tenn.," Litton said, adding that Gaines is "highly engaged on an international platform as she travels to teach and disciple women globally."
A graduate of Union University and Texas Woman's University, Gaines has reached out to her community through the ministries Bellevue Loves Memphis and Arise Memphis. She is a mother of four and grandmother of four.
"As a devoted student of God's Word, former educator, mother and grandmother, God has uniquely prepared her for this season of ministry," Litton said of Gaines.
In addition to ministry in the inner city, Gaines teaches Bible studies through women's ministry, disciples in her home and leads women's conferences through international missions, Litton said. She is the author of two books and the general editor of "A Daily Women's Devotional."
Litton, in explaining her vision for this year's luncheon, said the annual gathering was established nearly 60 years ago with several goals, and one stands out to her: "to help interpret the high significance of the unique role of the individual minister's wife."
"Perhaps never more than in our day has the 'high significance' of the ministry wife become so widely recognized," said Litton, the North American Mission Board's national consultant for ministry to pastors' wives. "The women that originated this luncheon knew that this event could be a place and a time that would help us interpret our roles as significant."
When ministers' wives support and cheer on their husbands, they help strengthen them for their roles in advancing the Gospel, Litton said.
"In the midst of an unexpected life journey, I have stood beside two pastor husbands: Rick Ferguson and Ed Litton. Both of them had a 'holy ambition to preach the Gospel' (Romans 15:20)," Litton said. Ferguson, a former pastor of Riverside Baptist Church in Denver, was killed in a car accident in 2002.
"It is our privilege to be married to men of holy ambition. Our support and influence in their lives is essential to their pursuit of this call," she said.
A special emphasis on church planting wives also will be part of the luncheon. Litton mentioned her experience with such a wife in one of the hardest cities in America to reach with the Gospel. As 10 people were baptized, the wife wept uncontrollably.
"What did I see in the tears coming out of this young woman? Vision, sacrifice, courage, commitment, reckless obedience, faithfulness, hard work, hard work and more hard work," Litton said. "Yes, she had invested much into the Gospel ministry and never preached a sermon."
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Sublette and Campbell saw hand-writing on the wall. With intense competition the supply of beaver pelts was declining; at the same time silk hats were replacing beaver hats on Eastern markets. The salvation of the fur trade would be the vast buffalo herds of the Plains, and this dictated the need for a strong fixed post for the storage of robes. The choice of a site for the new establishment seemed foreordained. "Laramais' Point," named in their trading license, had many natural advantages as well as being roughly equi-distant from the Missouri River steamboat landings and the Upper Green River. This inspired the birth of Fort Laramie, which would soon become the capital of a fur trade empire, rivalled in importance only by Bent's Fort on the Santa Fe Trail, and Fort Union on the Upper Missouri.
On May 30, 1834, Sublette and company reached "Laramee's Fork." On the following day they laid the foundation logs. One of the party, William Anderson, reveals that the name "Fort William" was in honor of the common name of himself and Sublette. En route to St. Louis later in the season Lucien Fontenelle reported to Pierre Chouteau Jr. of the American Fur Company the completion here of a substantial palisaded fort as a "central place for the Sioux and Cheyenne trade in buffalo robes."
In 1835 there were several noteworthy events at Fort William or "Fort William on the Laramie." Among those arriving with the supply train that spring were the famed missionaries Marcus Whitman and Samuel Parker who referred to "the fort of the Black Hills," an allusion to the dark forest cover of distant Laramie Peak. The scandalized Reverend Parker also mentions the free use of "ardent spirits," the result of which "not infrequently terminates with a catastrophe of some kind." He also describes a visit by 2,000 Oglala Sioux who brought skins, moccasins, and belts to exchange for knives, awls, combs and vermillion, and "imitated brute beasts" in performing their buffalo dance.
Also in 1835 Sublette and Campbell sold Fort William to Jim Bridger, Thomas Fitzpatrick and Milton Sublette. Within a year these veteran mountain men were persuaded to relinquish their interest to the American Fur Company, which would thereafter be represented locally by such fur trade stalwarts as Fontenelle, James Bordeaux, and Andrew Drips. Pierre Chouteau, Jr. at St Louis headquarters became the guiding spirit of this famous enterprise.
The 1836 overland caravan, led by Fitzpatrick, escorted the first white women to cross the continent, Narcissa Whitman and Elizabeth Spalding, missionary wives who enjoyed the hospitality of the fort. They considered chairs with "buffalo skin bottoms" a special luxury. At the Green River Rendezvous the genteel ladies caused a sensation among the wild trappers and Indians.
In 1837 Sir William Drummond Stewart, a Scotch nobleman, was a guest, accompanied by the artist, Alfred Jacob Miller, whose sketches constitute our only pictorial record of Fort William. In his notes Miller describes the fort as
Later visitors of record include famous mountain men like Kit Carson, Joe Meek and Osborne Russell, the explorer-missionary Father De Smet, and Augustus Johann Sutter, a Swiss whose ranch on the Sacramento River would become the scene of James Marshall's electrifying discovery of California gold in 1848.
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FIFTY miles per gallon may not be a big deal for a tiny hybrid. But it seems like a minor miracle in a big, road-tripping sedan.
Yet that's the real-world highway mileage I observed in the Volkswagen Passat TDI diesel. And considering the Passat's mission — a family car whose roomy practicality would impress Ward and June Cleaver — the fuel-saving diesel only heightens that appeal.
After sampling all three flavors of Passat — 5-cylinder and V-6 gasoline versions, and this 2-liter, 140-horsepower turbodiesel — I'm certain I would choose the diesel, if only to see how many weeks I could drive without filling the tank.
VW says the Passat, which has a fuel capacity of 18.5 gallons, can cover 795 highway miles on a single tank, based on its 31/43 m.p.g rating. That's with a 6-speed manual transmission; mileage falls slightly, to 30/40 m.p.g., with the 6-speed dual-clutch automatic.
But as with many modern diesels, the Passat TDI can handily beat its window-sticker mileage rating. I achieved a no-fooling 50 m.p.g. — in the less-efficient automatic version — simply by keeping the speedometer pegged to 60 m.p.h. Diesel highway mileage remained impressive even when I was flooring it: passing traffic at will, and cruising at speeds from 65 to 80 m.p.h., the Passat returned a healthy 45 m.p.g.
What the Passat cannot do is match hybrids in city driving and stop-and-go traffic. A rush-hour highway slog dropped it well below 20 m.p.g., conditions where leading hybrids can deliver 40 m.p.g.
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Joe and I did a DJ set at Amoeba Music last weekend under the guise of Pop Noir.
My poster for the return of Festival Supreme!
Black Lips in Brooklyn on July 4th Eve!
Vans House Parties, Brooklyn, Summer 2014
This year's FYF Fest!
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"SEX: AKA Wieners & Boobs" the play.
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Quarterbacks: Freshman QB Matt Barkley had his best performance of the spring on Thursday, completing almost every pass during 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills. Barkley threw 3 TD passes, one to WR Damian Williams, one to WR Jordan Cameron and one to WR Travon Patterson. QB Mitch Mustain worked with the first team offense on Thursday but didn't have an opportunity to throw the ball down the field. Mustain told reporters he feels that he is still in the race for the starting QB spot. But many reporters feel that Aaron Corp has pulled into a solid lead. With Barkley charging fast, Mustain will have to make some big plays, while not turning the ball over, over the next two weeks to have a chance. O.C. Register reporter Michael Lev reports that Mustain may have the edge over Corp and Barkley in leadership intangibles. According to Lev, Mustain appears to have assumed the role previously filled by Mark Sanchez of being the vocal encourager to the offense on and off the field. The funny thing is that I've seen plenty of Mustain (Springdale H.S., Arkansas and USC) and Barkley (Mater Dei H.S.) but I've only seen Aaron Corp throw the ball four times (twice at Virginia and twice at Ohio State). I never saw any footage of Corp playing high school football at Orange Lutheran.
Running Backs: RB Joe McKnight (dislocated toes) fielded punts and participated in some individual drills on Thursday. Even though he didn't participate in scrimmages, his trash talking to the defense was loud enough to catch the attention of O.C. Register reporter Damian Calhoun.
Receivers: L.A. Daily News reporter Scott Wolf says that David Ausberry is the #3 WR and Brice Butler is the #4 WR. Travon Patterson and Jordan Cameron are the #5 and #6 WRs ahead of Brandon Carswell.
Offensive Line: Sophomore Tyron Smith may have wrapped up the starting RT spot with his performance this spring. Smith has played so well that Butch Lewis, who started 7 games at RT in 2008, has been moved to RG. The starting O-Line this fall will likely be LT Charles Brown, LG Jeff Byers, C Kris O'Dowd, RG Butch Lewis and RT Tyron Smith. The primary back-ups will be OT Nick Howell, OG Zack Heberer and OG Alex Parsons. Howell has missed several practices with a sore hamstring and Parsons has a cast on his injured hand. I haven't heard much on the highly touted OT Matt Kalil this spring. OG Khaled Holmes and OG Martin Coleman are also trying to break into the rotation.
Linebackers: LB Luthur Brown (shoulder strain) will likely miss the rest of spring practice. Brown, a fifth year senior, has been plagued by injuries throughout his collegiate career. If Brown can't play in 2009, and there is no indication that he'll be able to stay healthy, the already thin LB corps can't afford any more injuries. Michael Morgan, Chris Galippo and Malcolm Smith are solidly entrenched as the starting LBs but Galippo has also had the injury bug through the early stages of his USC career. The second team LBs will be Unoa Kavienga, Jordan Campbell and possibly Nick Garratt. The incoming freshmen LBs (Jarvis Jones, Frankie Telfort and Marquis Simmons) will have a good chance to play early in 2009!
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Matt Kenseth admits he has mixed feelings about testing.He likes it and doesn't like it.But because all — or almost all — of the top teams in the NASCAR are testing at Texas Motor Speedway this week, he is, too.Although, after crashing because of a blown tire nine laps into his test session Tuesday, he sure didn't like it."It wasn't great," he said.Neither was his mood. But then, considering his test accident, plus his 20th-place finish last week at Talladega, which caused him to lose his points lead in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, why should it be?"As disappointed as I am about Talladega, it's important to get it behind you and look at what's in front of you," he said. "But certainly, it's hard not to, for me anyway, fret over any lost points no matter what week it is, because they all count toward your total at the end of the year."Kenseth's finish left him four points behind new leader Jimmie Johnson, who pulled out a 13th-place finish from the unpredictability that is Talladega, as the series heads to Martinsville this week before coming to TMS next week."[Kenseth is] probably looking at Martinsville as not his best track," said Jeff Gordon, who was also testing. "He's going to have to step up because the 48 and ourselves and a couple other guys are going to step up there. Especially, the way he attacked it at Talladega by leading a lot of laps and being up front and then fading, I'm sure it was discouraging."Kenseth knows the work that is ahead of him now. He will have to outperform the five-time champion Johnson over the next four weeks."I realized when we started the Chase, and I realized it when we started the season, and I've realized it for years, if you're going to have a chance at the championship, you've got to beat the 48 if he's not going to have any problems," Kenseth said. "You've got to figure out a way to beat him head to head. If nobody has problems, you've got to beat him head to head."But Kenseth has beaten plenty of people head to head this year. His seven wins are more than anyone else, and two more than the next-closest, Johnson's five."With Matt, I don't know if there's a lot of significance in it," Johnson said of the new championship standings. "He's been doing this too long. He's won a championship. He knows what it's like to experience the pressure. … I think Matt has a lot of confidence moving forward for these next four events, as do we. His maturity, his mindset, I don't think I can do much there. He's pretty rock-solid in that department."The short oval at Martinsville might not be his best track, but he has not always run there in Joe Gibbs Racing equipment. If he can get past Martinsville in contention, he'll come to a track far more friendly to him.Kenseth has won twice at TMS, most recently in April 2011, and he's led more laps at TMS than any other driver."I feel decent about all the races coming up," Kenseth said. "I felt OK about Talladega before we got out of there. You never know what's going to happen. Every week is different. Every track is unique. … Always love coming here. Look forward to coming here next week."
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The Cosmic Times Gallery Walk and Cosmic Times Jigsaw lessons serve as extensions to the Cosmic Times suite of curriculum support materials. They are intended to provide an introduction to Cosmic Times as a whole, giving students the larger picture... (View More) of how our understanding of the universe has changed over the last century. During the Gallery Walk lesson, students peruse the Cosmic Times posters to answer open-ended questions. During the Jigsaw lesson, students work in cooperative teams to understand the primary scientific advances over the past century that have contributed to our current understanding of the universe. (View Less)
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This model aims to help illustrate the purpose and methodology of NASA's Kepler mission. It includes (1) a hand-cranked or motorized orrery (moving model of a planet system) made of LEGO parts, (2) a light sensor representing the Kepler photometer,... (View More) (3) computer software for graphing light curves, representing Kepler Science Office - data analysis. A light bulb at the center of the orrery represents a star, and as planets in the model pass between the star and the light sensor, dips in the computer graph light curve happen in real time. (View Less)
In this lesson, students read the original paper written by Henrietta Leavitt in which she compared the apparent brightness and period of Cepheid variable stars. The students prepare graphs from numerical data, just as she did, and compare their... (View More) data to hers. They then discover that there is a relationship between the period and luminosity of the variable stars she observed, and experience for themselves how scientists really collect data. Materials required include standard graph paper and logarithmic graph paper (a template is supplied). This activity is part of the "Cosmic Times" teacher's guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1929 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
In this lesson, students explore a discrepent event by designing experiments to test either what makes a "come-back can" return (a can that when you roll away from you, always returns) or UV beads change color. This activity should come either near... (View More) the beginning or end of a unit on stars and galaxies. This lesson is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 2006 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
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NICL Administrative Officers [8.9.2013] Exam Analysis & Expected Cutoff Marks :
NICL – National Insurance Company Limited Conducted Examination for Recruitment of AO – Administrative Officers (General & Specialist) on 8th September (8.9.2013) . The Exam Was a Common Examination for Recruitment of Administrative Officers in NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (NICL) , THE NEW INDIA ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED , ORIENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED , UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Comprising a Total Vacancy of 1434 AO Posts .
NICL AO Exam Analysis :
NICL Administrative Exam Was Easy One . Reasoning , English , Numerical Ability & General Awareness Was So Easy , a Candidate With Moderate Preparation Can Solve 15+ out of 20 . All the Four Sections Were So Simple for Generalist Category But in Case of Specialists Engineering Part Was Complete Disaster (Upto Me)
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'i pity the one who left you'
then they leave.
Just like almost all man-made objects, buildings are made to differentiate between us.
There's a front and a back side. High and low apartments. Privileged people have the letter A or sometimes B. The farther back in the alphabet, the worse the apartment. The promised view and brightness rarely coincide with reality. What can be expected of a city that turns its back on its river?
I'm convinced that separations, divorces, domestic violence, the excess of cable TV stations, the lack of communication, listlessness, apathy, depression, suicide, neuroses, panic attacks, obesity, tenseness, insecurity, hypochondria, stress and a sedentary lifestyle are attributable to architects and builders. I suffer from all of these illnesses except suicide.
i just got hit with a wave of doubts. I worry that nothing will come of me getting a BFA. That I wont get into grad school and my art will never be good enough. It will just sit in storage collecting dust forever. I have nothing else going for me…this really is the end all be all.
I have 4 or 5 more classes (thursday and friday are crits) and then I'm done and finals begin. This year has its dragging moments but for the most part I really can't believe it's almost over. Tonight the senior show opens. I am really excited to see it because I have no idea what any of them have been doing past winter break. It's also exciting to go because in a year this will be me…it's scary but exciting. My final crit is on the 9th so I'll be setting up and having a crit with all the fine art professors so they can give me feed back on this semesters work. I'm dreading it because I don't know how they'll respond…but until then i'll be finishing work and trying to make a few new pieces. My internship starts in about twoish weeks which is crazy. So much to do between now and then (like cleaning and moving out of my studio :/)
http://cargocollective.com/jkatelansky (website)
i finally finished the few things i left out…still iffy on my artist bio but it will do.
my day is sucked, i'm already in bed. It's only tuesday but this week blows and makes me want school to be over with. The Only thing good that happened today was hearing that my best friend (nej) got her first full time cooperate grownup job as an interior designer.
there is nothing stellar happening in my life at the moment.
:) sounds like a lovely plan
1. Fine Arts
3. Film, Video, and Photographic Arts
4. Commercial Art and Graphic Design
5. Architecture
6. Philosophy and Religious Studies
7. English Literature and Language
8. Journalism
9. Anthropology and Archeology
11. Music
12. History
thats right! i have the number 1 most useless degree!
lmao oh god well im paying 160,000 for the number one most useless college degree.
whatever my degree will keep me warm :|
I havent seen my studio professor Moe Brooker since I lost the fellowship award over a week ago. I avoided him after the ceremony because if he talked to me I would've cried 10000x more and harder than I did (and I cried a lot, but like I said in a past post it was partially because of not sleeping) anyways lol he caught me on my way out the door to run errands and insisted well told me more so to bring him to my studio and spare 5 mins of my time for him. So we went to my studio and he told me he watched me in the audience while he was on stage for a large part of the award ceremony..so he obviosuly saw me fidgeting and shaking and then crying. He asked me how I felt when I lost, and I told him how I felt inadequate. He told me two stories on how he lost a competition and he felt the same way but look at him now, he's in 15 museums and he has no idea where the winners of those awards are now. I told him how I feel as though my work is not what people like since he said it's all about taste. Second story was how for seven years no one liked his work, no museums or galleries wanted to buy it but look at him now he's in over 15 museums has shows all the time and etc. He told me I have good work and award competitions mean nothing even if right now they seem to mean the world.
I needed that talk today.
""Rise up and walk. None of your bones are broken",
"All of my bones are broken"
just spent the last hour shooting some of my performative piece. Life would be easy if I had people to actually shoot me rather then me making makeshift tripods out of books, clorox wipe containers, shelves…lol but I like maybe three photos out of the 50 I took so thats a start. Sometime this week I need to do some of this outside in the public. Only if anyone knew what Im actually doing you would probably unfollow me lol…maybe.
well goodnight loves <3
I was on the phone today with my bestfriend from home and she was talking to me about her man friend and said something like "Its easy for me to tell you this, ya know because you're my bestfriend" that made me so happy. I mean I know I'm her bestfriend and she is mine but lately no one who I was super* close with is there for me anymore besides like two people. To hear someone say it so nonchalantly really made me happy. I think it's important to have friends who have your best interests at heart, someone who loves you and is there for the real shitty moments, some in-between moments and some really good ones. You cant just be there when it's convenient for you, or when it benefits you.


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The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (LTBMU) will begin the sale of fuelwood permits at our South Shore office on Monday, May 20, and at our North Shore office on Wednesday, May 22, 2013. Permits cost $20 per cord, with a two-cord minimum purchase and a limit of 10 cords per household. Permits have specific conditions and complete information is provided when the permit is issued. Maps to designated cutting areas are provided and must be in your possession along with the valid permit. The permit is for collection of "down-dead" wood up to a 30-inch maximum diameter in designated fuelwood areas within the Lake Tahoe Basin. "Down-dead" means the tree is down on the ground and dead, rather than dead and standing. Cutting any standing tree, whether dead or green, is not allowed. No off-road travel is allowed and permit holders must comply with all permit conditions. Some designated fuelwood areas are only open during specified dates and all areas are subject to closure at any time. Permit holders should stay off private property and show courtesy regarding noise or collection activity on National Forest System lands near homes or neighborhoods. The last day to purchase a permit is Friday, November 22, 2013, and the last day to cut is Sunday, November 24, 2013. Please be aware that forest roads and gates begin closing in mid-November. Some cutting areas may not be accessible by vehicle in areas where gates have closed. Permit holders should check whether road closures are in effect and should not go behind closed gates. For more information, visit http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/ltbmu/RecAreaStatus. The LTBMU Supervisor's Office at 35 College Drive in South Lake Tahoe is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and the North Shore office at 855 Alder Avenue in Incline Village is open Wednesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call the South Shore office at (530) 543-2694 or the North Shore office at (775) 831-0914, or visit http://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/ltbmu/FuelwoodPermits.
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Blackberry Vinaigrette
Drizzle this blackberry vinaigrette over mixed-greens for an elegant and unique flavor combination.
This recipe goes with Hazelnut-crusted Goat Cheese with Mixed Greens and Blackberry Vinaigrette
Yield: Makes about 1 cup
- 1 cup frozen blackberries, thawed
- 1 small shallot, chopped
- 1 teaspoon white balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon honey
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- Process blackberries in a blender until smooth. Strain berries through a sieve into a bowl, and discard solids.
- Process berry puree, shallot, and next 4 ingredients in a blender for 30 seconds. With blender running, pour oil through food chute in a slow, steady stream, and process until smooth.
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OK, so the moral thing is not in view if you're not blood relatives but ask yourself this - what if you guys fall in love but your parents flame out and end up hating each other? One thing for sure is when you get into a relationship with someone at least some of that extends to their family. You admit that you're not sure where your parents are at in all of this, but if it doesn't work out the stresses that would flow from that would likely make your relationship difficult if not impossible. Also the reverse situation wouldn't be great either, if your parents end up getting together but the two of you wind up on the outs. I know in-laws can be close, but this could be too close.


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Director, Vascular and Interventional Radiology
Director, Interventional Radiology Center, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Professor of Radiology, Surgery and Oncology Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Jeff Geschwind, M.D., is Professor of Radiology, Surgery and Oncology and the Director of the Division of Vascular and Interventional Radiology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and the Director of the Interventional Radiology Center at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
A native of France, Dr. Geschwind received his medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine in 1991. He completed his residency training as a Research Scholar (sponsored by the NIH) in Diagnostic Radiology at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) in 1996, where his research focused on cardiac magnetic resonance imaging. Dr. Geschwind completed his training in Vascular and Interventional Radiology at Johns Hopkins and joined the faculty in 1998 as an assistant professor. In 2002, he was appointed Director of the Division of Vascular and Interventional Radiology and of the Interventional Radiology Center at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, and in 2007 was promoted to Professor of Radiology, Surgery and Oncology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
As a Johns Hopkins faculty member, Dr Geschwind has focused his clinical expertise on treating hepatic cancer and other malignancies. He and his colleagues are currently working on a new approach using drugs designed to specifically block tumor metabolism in cancer cells.
This research was partially funded through an RO1 grant to Dr. Geschwind from the National Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute. In 2008, he received a $1.4 million philanthropic donation to support his research in this field. In 2009, he founded a company based on this technology and has raised $3M towards the goal of starting Phase I clinical trials for liver cancer. Dr. Geschwind and colleagues have also continued to improve current therapies for patients with liver cancer, in particular catheter-based therapies such as chemoembolization and radioembolization. He is considered a key opinion leader in the field of liver cancer and has received numerous foundation, industry and federal grants for his research in the field. Dr. Geschwind was also Principal or Co-Investigator in over 40 clinical trials. A prolific speaker and lecturer on liver cancer, both nationally and internationally, Dr. Geschwind has delivered over 200 keynote speeches at scientific assemblies, annual meetings and symposia. He was visiting Professor at many prestigious institutions throughout the world such as MD Anderson Cancer Center, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania, Yonsei University and Seoul National University in Seoul, and Chinese University of Hong Kong; and gave the keynote address at many international conferences (India, Israel, Japan, Korea, China, Argentina, England, South Africa).
Dr. Geschwind has authored or co-authored more than 350 published scientific articles and abstracts on interventional oncology and specifically the treatment of liver cancer. Many of these manuscripts were published in the most prestigious peer-reviewed journals, including Clinical Cancer Research, Journal of Clinical Oncology, and Radiology. In the fall of 2008, Dr. Geschwind along with Dr. Michael Soulen co-authored the first book dedicated to interventional oncology titled Interventional Oncology Principles and Practice. Dr. Geschwind has contributed many chapters on interventional oncology to some of the most prestigious books in Oncology and Radiology. He is currently co-editing the Abrams Angiography: Interventional Radiology book with Dr. Michael Dake.
Dr. Geschwind has also won numerous national and international awards, including the Alexander Margulis Society Excellence in Research Award from UCSF in 1995, the Annual Memorial Award from the Association of University Radiologists in 1994 and the Dr. Gary J. Becker Young Investigator Award from the Society of Interventional Radiologists in 2000. In 2001, he was named American Roentgen Ray Society Scholar, which allowed him to pursue a master's program in molecular biology at Johns Hopkins, and he received the Society's 2003 Certificate of Merit. More recently, he was awarded the Merit Award from the American Society of Clinical Oncology for pioneering work in the field of drug delivery for liver cancer.
Dr. Geschwind serves as the Consultant to the Editor of the Journal Radiology, which has long been recognized as the premier radiology journal and is on several Editorial Boards including the main interventional radiology journal Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology. Dr. Geschwind is also a member of the Advisory Board of various companies including Bayer Healthcare, Genentech, Nordion, Biocompatibles/BTG, Guerbet and Philips Medical Systems. He is a founding member of the International Liver Cancer Association and is an active member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the American Association for Cancer Research, the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, the Radiology Society of North America, the Society of Interventional Radiology, the American Roentgen Ray Society, the Association of University Radiologists and the Cardiovascular and Interventional Society of Europe.
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Facts about social, white beauty!
- Breed: Domestic Mediumhair
- Color: White
- Age: Young
- Sex: Female
- Hair: Medium
My name is social, white beauty!!
social, white beauty!'s Info...
I am already spayed, up to date with shots, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Coco is a blue-eyed beauty born in spring 2012. There was a waiting list when she was adopted and she was handled lots, so is especially socialized. In the picture, she is "making bread" on the side of the cat bed. She is very loving. (Note she loves this particular cat bed!)
She can be seen by appointment. Susanne 480-694-9998
Coco slept with brother Harley before arriving here and has lived with him from birth. We aren't sure how she would do as an only cat, but Harley has a new forever home and she hasn't missed him. She has adapted pretty fast and is relatively self-confident. In fact, she picks on the shy cats.
Before returning to SOS Kitty, Harley and Coco were living with a greyhound and another cat. The owner has been diagnosed with COPD and has been rehomed, too!
About SOS Kitty
About Our Rescue Group...I'm a retired Agricultural Engineer. I operated the rescue house for Safe Haven for Animals for three years 24/7 (40-80 cats & kittens, all wet food and medicines). There were animals that Safe Haven was not able to rescue that I began taking, so finally have chosen to focus on those in my own home and assist in placement of older cats in Safe Haven for Animals' rescue house.
I still do some workshop facilitation and small consulting jobs. I do cat rescue because I love animals, have an incredible mentor (apprenticed to vet before starting to rescue cats) and because there is huge need, especially in our current economy here in Arizona.
Donate to Our Rescue Group...private, no tax ID
Come Meet Our Pets...By appointment. Working on adoption events.
Purr-Suasions in Old Town Scottsdale has offered us a place to show cats and kittens. They are open 7 days a week, usually 10 am to 5 pm.
Two foster homes in north Scottsdale have offered to show SOS Kitty cats and kittens for potential adoption by appointment.
Our Adoption Process...Simple contract. Fee is donation, usually between $50 and $100 depending on animal. Special animals will have higher or lower adoption fees or arrangements.
We accept other donations, but are not a 501c3. Our veterinary costs at this time average $110/female and $92/male kitten. Food and litter avarage $1000/month+.
Cats we adopt from our home or the Safe Haven house have been tested for FeLV/FIV, inoculated against upper respiratory diseases and have been spayed or neutered.
We do not adopt out unaltered animals.
As of July 2012, we cannot take in any more cats until a significant number have been rehomed. We do not euthanize unless the health of the animal demands, so must make room with adoptions.
We adopt to indoor-only situations.
We seek homes where they don't declaw, but may be placing a declawed cat and, occasionally, might declaw to achieve a good home.
We work with a veterinarian to place rescued animals turned in to their clinic that are considered adoptable. We help in their recovery as needed first.
We work to find homes for passed over cats in the rescue house operated by Safe Haven for Animals, Inc.
Usually, the cats/kittens are in our home, private homes (SOS Kitty fosters) or in the Safe Haven rescue house. A few are on the local animal rescue network or in other private homes.
We may take the cat/kitten to the potential adopter's home for evaluation, We have foster locations where can show cats/kittens by appointment and we show cats at Purr-Suasions in Old Town Scottsdale and various pet stores on specific weekends.
We will take back any adult cat within 30 days if the placement does not appear to be satisfactory and refund the rehoming fee.


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Fitness tips: We love them around here! No matter how big of an expert you are at lifting, pumping iron, getting your delts in shape, running, whatever workout you enjoy, there is always a better way to do it. Sometimes it's just turning your body in a specific direction in order to get a small percentage more power. Sometimes it's placing small weights on a certain part of your body in order to add a bit more weight there, making the workout that much harder.
Fill a small plastic bag with ice and take it to the gym (you can also use an ice pack). Perform your warm-up, then, before your first heavy lift, hold the ice bag in both hands for one to two minutes.
Rest a couple of minutes, then do your next set. According to Mike Robertson, C.S.C.S., the ice wakes up your body like a cold shower, stimulating your central nervous system to recruit more muscle fibers. "Old time weightlifters did the same thing by standing in buckets of ice," he says.
Our preference regarding ice in workouts, by the way, is just going to Arctic Circle, getting a big chunk of ice, and lifting that. But if that's not possible, then sure, go ahead and just use ice to stimulate your nervous system. Sure. Do that.
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Russian Spies
Mark Stout talked about the latest on the investigation of the June 2010 FBI arrest in the U.S. of Russian spies.
In June 2010, FBI agents… read more
Mark Stout talked about the latest on the investigation of the June 2010 FBI arrest in the U.S. of Russian spies.
In June 2010, FBI agents arrested 10 people of Russian descent on charges that they spent years in the United States as spies for Russia. The U.S. government operation was referred to by federal investigators as "the Illegals program." Mr. Stout's first day as the Museum's historian was when the 10 Russian spies were arrested. He is the museum's first research chief with an U.S. intelligence background. close
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Legend of Rainbow Warriors
Since the early 1970s, a legend of Rainbow Warriors has inspired some environmentalists in the United States with a belief that their movement is the fulfillment of a Native American prophecy. However, the origin of the "prophecy" is not Native American, but rather from a 1962 book titled Warriors of the Rainbow by William Willoya and Vinson Brown from Naturegraph Publishers. Brown, who is attributed with research into Hopi prophecies, is the founder and owner of Naturegraph Publishers.[1][2][3]
The roots of that myth go back to a book called Warriors of the Rainbow. It was basically an evangelical Christian tract which was published in 1962. If anything, it was an attack on Native culture. It was an attempt to evangelize within the Native American community.[2]
The book relates Indian prophecies to the Second Coming of Christ and has been described as purveying "a covert anti-Semitism throughout, while evangelizing against traditional Native American spirituality."[1] The book The Greenpeace Story, states that Greenpeace co-founder Bob Hunter was given a copy of Warriors of the Rainbow by a wandering dulcimer maker in 1969 and passing it around on the first expedition of the Don't Make a Wave Committee, the precursor of Greenpeace.[4]
The legend also inspired the 1978 name of (the third) Greenpeace ship, Rainbow Warrior that is used in environmental-protection protests as well as that of the hippie group, the Rainbow Family.
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- ^ a b Niman, Michael (1997). People of the Rainbow: Nomadic Utopia. University of Tennessee Press. pp. 136–137. ISBN 978-0870499890.
- ^ a b Interview with Michael Niman
- ^ About Naturegraph
- ^ Brown, Michael (1989). The Greenpeace Story. Dorling Kindersley. pp. 12–13. ISBN 978-1879431027.
- Willoya, William, and Vinson Brown. Warriors of the Rainbow: Strange and Prophetic Indian Dreams. Healdsburg, California: Naturegraph, 1962.
- Dahl, Arthur. "Brown, Vinson." In Encyclopedia of Religion and Nature, edited by Bron Taylor, 227. London & New York: Continuum International, 2005.
- Deloria, Philip J.. Playing Indian. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1998.
- Niman, Michael I. People of the Rainbow: A Nomadic Utopia. Nashville: University of Tennessee Press, 1997.


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Although it can be frightening when a child's temperature rises, fever itself causes no harm and can actually be a good thing — it's often the body's way of fighting infections.
Signs and Symptoms
A child may have a fever if he or she is:
- fussy
- uncomfortable
- warm to the touch
- flushed
- sweaty
What to Do
It's best to keep a child home from school or childcare until the temperature has been normal for at least 24 hours. If your child is uncomfortable, here are some ways to relieve symptoms:
- Offer plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration.
- Give acetaminophen or ibuprofen based on package recommendations. Do not give aspirin.
- Never use rubbing alcohol or cold baths to bring the fever down.
- Dress your child in lightweight clothing and cover with a light sheet or blanket.
- Let your child eat what he or she wants, and don't force eating if your child doesn't feel like it.
- If your child also is vomiting and/or has diarrhea, ask the doctor if you should give a children's electrolyte (rehydration) solution.
- Make sure your child gets plenty of rest.
Seek Medical Care
- an infant is younger than 3 months old and has a temperature of 100.4ºF (38ºC) or higher
If an older child has a fever and:
- appears sick
- develops a rash
- has persistent diarrhea or repeated vomiting
- has signs of dehydration (peeing less than usual, not having tears when crying, less alert and less active than usual)
- has recurring fever for 5 days
- has a chronic medical problem like sickle cell disease, heart problems, cancer, or lupus
Think Prevention!
Fevers are often unavoidable. The key is to make your child as comfortable as possible until the fever passes, and get medical treatment when necessary.
Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD
Date reviewed: April 2014
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|Vomiting Most vomiting is caused by gastroenteritis, and usually isn't serious. These home-care tips can help prevent dehydration.
|Febrile Seizures Febrile seizures are full-body convulsions caused by high fevers that affect young kids. Although they can be frightening, they usually stop on their own and don't cause any other health problems.
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Scott Spits
Online sports editor for The Age. Began his full-time career at The Age as an online sports reporter in 1999 before joining Sportal as the Deputy Editor of the AFL-Telstra online network in 2002. Rejoined the online desk at The Age in 2006. Has covered the Sydney Olympics, numerous Australian Open tennis tournaments and several AFL grand finals. Reads the back page first. Hack golfer. Wannabe tennis star.
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Scott Spits and Jared Lynch Melbourne has taken a bold approach with its leadership for 2012, appointing youngsters Jack Grimes and Jack Trengove as co-captains.
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Washington, D.C. (Sports Network) - Isaiah Armwood recorded a double-double with 11 points and 14 rebounds for the George Washington Colonials, who defeated the St. Bonaventure Bonnies, 78-59, in an Atlantic 10 clash at the Smith Athletic Center.
Armwood was 5-of-8 from the field with five blocks for the Colonials (7-7, 1-0 A-10), who have won three of their last four. Kethan Savage and Patricio Garino scored 12 points each, while Lasan Kromah led the team in scoring with 14 points off the bench.
Chris Johnson paced the Bonnies (7-7, 0-1) with 17 points on 7-of-12 shooting as they lost their fourth consecutive game. Demetrius Conger scored 11 points, while Eric Mosley added 10 off the bench.
George Washington led 46-32 at the break after shooting 65.5 percent from the field in the first half.
In the second half, the Colonials outscored the Bonnies 32-27, shooting 45.0 percent from the floor and holding St. Bonaventure to 37.9 percent.
George Washington was an efficient 6-of-12 from 3-point range, while the Bonnies netted only 3-of-18 from beyond the arc.
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GULF OF MEXICO (KCBD) - In the Gulf of Mexico, if a 100 ton, four story tall box didn't do the trick what about a six inch wide tube?
Officials for the oil company, British Petroleum, say that's Plan B to try to stop the oil flow from the damaged well. They say they'll place the small tube into the leaking pipe, on the ocean floor, Thursday. The tube will then siphon the oil to a tanker at the surface.
Have you wondered just how large the oil spill is so far?
If you take the size of the spill right now, and put it over the Lubbock area it would stretch from the western edge of Lubbock County to just east of Dickens.
If you include the smaller oil spots that broke away from the main slick, the spill would stretch into eastern New Mexico, north to Tulia, and as far south as Snyder.
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Welcome to Palo Alto History.Com
On Palo Alto History.com you can find stories and photographs of Palo Alto's past. Take a look back at the history of the El Palo Alto Tree, relive the political rumble that was the 1967 Palo Alto City Council recall elections, celebrate the history and renovation of Stanford Theatre and much more. Click below to find our stories, historical maps, then & now photos and books to order and purchase. And send us your memories of Palo Alto as you remember it!
Introducing our new ebook, Palo Alto History for Kids!
Palo Alto History for Kids brings our city's history alive for elementary school students. Written by former Duveneck Elementary School teacher Matt Bowling, this ebook features scavenger hunts, projects, trips and games which add a new dimension to the city history that 3rd graders study in Palo Alto elementary schools.
Topics include the Baylands, muralist Greg Brown, the Bol Park donkeys, the California Avenue civic "art gallery" and much more. Most activities call for students to visit the places mentioned in the book in order to take photographs, find clues or do other related projects.
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Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are obliged to postpone our Autumn seminar programme. See details below:
two half day seminars at the Hot House, Taunton
to celebrate the UN International Year of Co-operatives
Fees £75* including buffet lunch
Stakeholder involvement & the Somerset Rules 11 th October
The seminar will identify the main distinctive features and benefits of the Somerset Rules and describe the differences between CICs, Co-op Societies and Companies. Participants will carry out a stakeholder analysis for a social enterprise, and assess ways in which the stakeholders can support and participate in the enterprise and also assess when a community share issue is an appropriate form of finance.
Community share issues 8th November
The Community share issues seminar will explain which legal forms support community share issues and look at what is meant by a 'balanced return' for investors. Participants will plan a share issue from investment readiness to trading and develop a strategy for attracting and engaging with potential investors.
All seminars 10am – 1pm
With support from the Co-operative Membership
*If both seminars are booked at the same time, we are able to offer a discount of 10%.
* Depending on the number of applicants, SCS may be able to offer bursaries for people in receipt of benefits or on low incomes. Please contact us for more information.
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