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Activities abound at this recreational facility providing youth, adults and seniors a location for some leisurely fun. Weights, treadmills and stair climbers dominate the weight room while those more interested in running or walking can use the track upstairs. For those who prefer a little bounce in their workout routine, aerobics classes are regularly offered. During those hot summer months enjoy the outdoor swimming pool at the facility.
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On Halloween, join us at the EFLC as local businesses, churches and civic groups hand candy and other goodies to the kids.
Check out some of the classes offered at the natatorium.
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Drop in Child Care is now available for children 18 months - 7 years old at the Euless Family Life Center. Hours of operation are Monday - Friday from 5 - 8 p.m. and Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 8 - 11 a.m.
The cost is $5/child (2 hours max). Gold level membership now includes childcare (3 children maximum per household are included at a time). For more information, call the Euless Family Life Center at 817-685-1666.
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Do you have a unique talent or gift that could benefit your community? Become an instructor at the Euless Family Life Center and share your abilities! Information packets are available for interested instructors.


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The Sun (and Multi-Generational Housing) Continues to Rise in Charlottesville, Va.
Posted By Jen Martin On October 17, 2012 @ 10:00 am In Notebook | Comments Disabled
This is a guest blog post by Kelly Persons, a member of the AARP Foundation Housing Impact team.
A beautiful, sunny September Saturday afternoon played host to a neighborhood celebration and ribbon-cutting [1] in Charlottesville, a tribute to the vision and hard work of so many who collaborated to create the new community of Sunrise Park [2]. Where 16 aging trailer homes in need of repair once stood, now stands a multi-generational, mixed-income, green neighborhood comprised of a condominium building and 16 single-family attached homes. And this is just the beginning. Upon completion in 2013, Sunrise Park will have a total of nine affordable rentals, 22 new Habitat for Humanity [3] partner family homes, approximately 30 market-rate units, as well as commercial and community space.
The essence of community was everywhere that day – from laughing children enjoying the bounce house and face painting in the outdoor community gathering space (aptly called, "the Big Back Yard"), to the condo residents, and their family members and friends. Block-party activities included live music by a local group, The Pollacks, a performance by the Chihamba Drumming Ensemble, self-guided tours, and a healthy cooking demonstration in the Sunrise Community Center, which occupies the ground floor of the condominium building.
At the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville's Executive Director Dan Rosensweig spoke about 2004, when Habitat purchased the trailer park with the goal of redeveloping it without displacing residents. He recalled how former Habitat Board of Directors Chairwoman Lynne Conboy used to say Habitat didn't know how it was going to do it – after all, converting a trailer park to a mixed-income community without displacement had never been done, in Charlottesville or anywhere. However, the board members knew in their hearts that they had to do it, that it was an ethical and a moral imperative. It was also a great opportunity to lead, to show others how to create a beautiful neighborhood, inclusive of those who were already here and welcoming of new Habitat partner families and new market rate homeowners as well.
They say people – and specifically, neighbors – are the fabric and core of each and every community. The Sunrise Park Family is no different. Collectively, these residents — young and old, whether born in Charlottesville or in war-torn countries like Iran and Afghanistan — are more alike than they are different. In his closing remarks, Rosensweig affirmed this shared and profound investment in community building, saying, "Yes, today is the beginning… and the success of this community doesn't ultimately reside in the porches, roofs, doors or windows of the homes… oh no, it resides in you. You have the power to work together, to continually place the needs of your neighbors above your own. And when you fully embrace that notion in your heart… the whole community – all of Sunrise – not just your own house… will be your home."
So welcome home, Sunrise Park residents! AARP Foundation [5] is proud to be a partner and we think Sunrise Park can be a national model for compassionate, sustainable urban redevelopment that provides a continuum of housing services in a fully accessible neighborhood.
Sunrise Park is funded in part by AARP Foundation under the direction of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville. AARP Foundation is working to improve access for people age 50 and over to safe, affordable, accessible housing. [6] They are developing strategies to make all of our communities affordable and welcoming for people regardless of age or physical ability.
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Pop Warner was so cool. Of course I was a bigger kid and the coaches put me on the line. Even though I could throw and catch as well as any. I was happy to hit someone. Never had a brother. Just a baby sister, Tracy I roughed up. My best friend Marc and his dad would pick me up and made me tough. I owe them a ton of credit for who I am. My highlight was an interception in the Pop Warner Super Bowl I ran back while I looked and saw my Uncle Steve running sideways just as fast only to jump at the 5 yd line and getting credit for a touchdown even though I think I landed and rolled from a few yards out. But hey no instant replay. The play stands.
Little League Baseball was cool too. I played 2nd base and was in love with my first baseman. Shannon was the twin sister of my 2nd best friend Steve. I tore her shins up with low balls because I didnt want to ruin her perfect face. I was crazy. I hit the ball and NEVER stopped running. Relentless and scrappy if I had stuck with baseball after High School that would of been my best shot of going pro. But girls and school got in the way.
My mother Sheila actually gets credit for my YMCA Basketball and older basketball life. She bribed me with McDonalds. Get a basket and you get a cheeseburger. I may have mentioned it. I was a bigger kid and loved junk food. So I avg 14 points a game in your usual 36-32 barn burners. I could drain them from long range and back someone down. I still think I can take anyone on the court. But only for 10 mins or less. Cardio is lacking these days.
Described most of my family and friends above. My household consists of my Fiance Katrina and my 14 yr old daughter Taylor. We also have the coolest group of Chihuahuas. So much LOVE in my household. Including new baby coming in less than 2 weeks. Dallas Paisley. We can't wait to welcome her into this world. We enjoy movies and keep busy by being active in the community. We are heavily involved in charities. My Fiance and I are Event Chairs for Peoria Relay For Life, benefiting the American Cancer Society. If you would like to help our Team Jazzy J saves the Day. Please do.
Today my favorite teams are of course Your Phoenix Coyotes, ASU Sun Devils, Phoenix Suns, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Arizona Cardinals. Big Dale Jr. and Phil Mickelson fans too. Season ticket holder Coyotes and Cards. Have to admit I still pull my the Dallas Cowboys. My one exception to Arizona sports. Well that and U of A. Even though I have the bitter in state rivalry I still root for the Wildcats when not playing the Sun Devils. Perfect scenario is playing at season's end with both Sun Devils and Wildcats undefeated. ASU winning of course.
What made me a Coyotes fan or fan of Hockey? Well that's easy. When I was very young my dad took me to Phoenix Roadrunner games. Stale hot dog and pepsi and maybe a goal or two. Then not too long after I saw the best sporting event in the history of man. 1980 Miracle On Ice. Sure there are a lot of big games. Even series. But nothing gets the heart pounding like Team USA anything. Beating the Russians at that time in that era made me realize anything can happen in life. Against all odds. Sure Rocky had came out and as a kid that was a huge underdog movie. This was real life. Most people think beating the Russians won us the Gold. But still had to beat the boys from Finland.
When the Coyotes came to the Valley of the Sun I was stoked. Roenick, Tkachuck, Teppo, and the boys with the crazy Kachina type Coyote on their sweater were fun to watch. I still remember the good days and bad. White out and playoff memories that stick with me today. J.R. with the broken jaw playing with the headgear. STUD!
I actually saw Keith on the freeway, broke down after his Land Cruiser hit something in the road. I brought him another Land Cruiser as he had a loaner from our dealership. Told him he could go. He said "Nah I'll wait until the tow truck comes." We talked for a half hour. He broke down a few times talking about the tire falling off the back of the Jeep. He said "Man I had my boys with me, the tire hit under the vehicle and we went straight in the air…All I could think…..about….were my boys." Will never forget him dwarfing me when we exchanged a hug in between both vehicles. One thing that did bug me was when I asked him how he liked it out here in Arizona and playing for the Coyotes. His reaction upset me some. "Hockey, hockey, hockey.So tired of hockey. All I've done since I was very young." It upset me at the time. But looking back he had a lot on his mind. Was a grind and just had a tough long season. Of course paying to go to games I didnt want to hear that. But I love the guy and cheered for him until he retired with the Blues. I even texted him some. Today I could of Tweeted. It's fun to have heroes.
The Phoenix Coyotes are everything that's good about athletes. Hard working blue collar types. They bring it and you don't get cheated as a fan. They definitely bring the lunch pail. Worth every penny and the most affordable ticket in town. You get your money's worth.
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The Mentalist Sends Mary Lynn Rajskub to Rehab
I have a bit of a logical issue with the following news story; not the news itself, but the logic behind the plot The Mentalist will be involved in and the character Mary Lynn Rajskub will be playing. I can't decide if what I'm feeling is justified or if I'm just being picky. When it comes to entertainment, there's a certain suspension of disbelief that is required to properly enjoy certain aspects of the medium. But there is a line that can be crossed where suddenly what is being presented to us on screen is so unbelievable that the entirety of the plot can collapse. I believe Rajskub's character is part of one such line crossing.
According to TVLine, Rajskub is guest starring as a rehab patient whose roommate is murdered. Now, I have no problem with this as is. Let whoever is murdered be murdered. However, this is a police procedural, so the murderers identity must be unknown and needs to be discovered, but the murder took place in a rehab clinic. Are you telling me a rehab clinic, which needs to be keeping an eye on its patients, can't notice when a killer walks in and murders someone? Nobody saw this happen? Nothing was picked up on any cameras? How is this possible? Yes, I have to suspend some disbelief, but for me this is too much. I can't believe someone was murdered without anyone noticing it as it happened. Not in a clinic like that. But if you can prove my disbelief wrong, I would love to hear it. Until then, this will appear to be a very silly plot for an episode.
Rajskub's episode will air in January. She's best known for her role on 24, as well as credits on Modern Family, Raising Hope, Grey's Anatomy and co-starring in last season's short-lived CBS sitcom, How to Be a Gentleman.


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Kazu Makino has a voice so shiny and cold, you can almost hear the titanium in her face. The Kyoto-born singer of Blonde Redhead—the New York art-rock trio composed of Makino and Milanese twins Amedeo and Simone Pace—was severely injured in a 2002 riding accident. She was thrown to the ground, her jaw shattered by the full weight of a horse's hoof. At the time, it was unclear whether she'd be able to sing again. She spent months with her jaw wired shut. On cold mornings, she can feel the metal implants. "It's amazing, because your life goes through so many different phases, but you don't realize your attitudes change," Makino says over the phone. She has just returned from Iceland, where the band was touring to promote 23, its second album for 4AD. "You feel like you're always the same...but you are changing."
Though they may not have realized it at the time, the travails members of Blonde Redhead weathered in the first years of the decade—the accident, the band's split from former label Touch & Go, the loss of their longtime rehearsal space and, of course, 9/11—caused them to rethink their approach, resulting in a new sonic direction. The group's outstanding 2003 album, Misery Is a Butterfly, released four years after its Touch & Go swansong, Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons, exuded a graceful but deep-cutting gravitas. The radiant, elegiac quality of songs such as "Falling Man" gave form to the pervasive psychic cloud that encompassed New York City in the wake of the WTC attacks. "I wasn't trying to capture [the mood after 9/11], but I think we were so deep into that dark space that we didn't even realize how dark it was," Makino says. "When you're so deep in it, you forget the outside...So you stop questioning how things are, but at times, I was like, well, how many things can go wrong?"
The band's decision to leave Touch & Go was informed by several factors: dissatisfaction with European distribution, the band's desire to retain ownership rights to its master tapes and growing studio budgets. The layered, nuanced quality of Misery and 23 is the result of Blonde Redhead's increased attention to studio technique: Both were considerably more recording-intensive than earlier albums, which were generally captured live. "We worked on 23 a long time," says Makino, "but we also didn't want to overwork it, so we left it loosely written. And it was kind of scary, because we decided the structures and the endings and intros in the studio...we left it open."
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Melbourne sculptor Michael Sibel has won the 2013 Deakin University Small Sculpture Award for his entry Primitive Dance.
Now in its 5th year, the annual acquisitive award and exhibition is organised by Deakin's Art Collection and Galleries Unit.
Forty-one finalists were selected from 207 entries by a judging panel comprising of sculptor Geoffrey Bartlett; Senior Arts Officer/Curator Whitehorse Artspace Jacquie Nichols-Reeves; and Deakin University's Art Collection and Galleries Manager Leanne Willis.
Mr Sibel won the $10,000 prize for his 30 x 20 x 50cm (in two parts) piece made of bronze.
Discussing his work, Mr Sibel said: "The anthropomorphic forms in my figurative sculptures explore the dynamics between the primitive impulse and modern life."
Ms Willis said the judges felt Mr Sibel's work was well resolved, strong and strikingly independent: "Once again, there was a very high standard of work in this year's award, and I would like to thank everyone who entered for submitting an extraordinarily diverse range of pieces," Ms Willis said.
"We felt Michael Sibel's work had an interesting ambiguity as it merges both abstract and figurative elements; there is a beautiful lyrical nature to the piece."
Michael Sibel holds a Bachelor of Fine Art Honours (Monash University, 1998) and a Graduate Diploma of Education (University of Melbourne, 2006). In May 2008 he won the University of Western Sydney acquisition award for his work Carousel. His work has also been included in Contempora 2008 and the Montalto Sculpture Award. His work is represented in a variety of collections including Artbank, Monash University and various private and public collections.
Each sculpture is no bigger than 70 cm in size and the award-winning sculpture becomes part of the Deakin University Art Collection.
The University has considerable strengths in arts and entertainment management, heritage and museum studies, and creative arts. This exhibition is aimed at supporting contemporary artists, promoting close links with industry and involving past and present students in the event.
Previous winners have included:
• 2012 – Lisa Roet, for Spider Monkey
• 2011 - Stephen Bird, for Boxers.
• 2010 - Robert Hague for Trojan Hammer (200%)
• 2009 - Stephen Benwell for Statue, Grey-Pink Man
The exhibition of finalists is at Deakin University Art Gallery, Building FA, 221 Burwood Highway, Burwood.
Exhibition Dates:
The exhibition runs until Saturday, 14 December, 2013.
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Friday 10am – 4 pm, Saturday 1 pm – 5 pm (Closed Public Holidays)
Leanne Willis
Manager Art Collection and Galleries
(03) 9244 5123
Michael Sibel's prize winning bronze sculpture Primitive Dance


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Jon Lowenstein has been documenting life on the South Side for 15 years, many times through the lens of a Polaroid camera. The only thing that's changed is the number of people who see his work.
The 44-year-old South Shore photographer has built a hefty following on Instagram, which he has used since 2011 and equates to a modern version of the instant film he once preferred for capturing everyday life in his neighborhood.
"I've been trying to find the space between the post-industrial meltdown and the gentrification -- when the Starbucks comes in," he said. "What's happening on the South Side is a lot of what's happening in different parts of the country, and even the world recently. There's a concerted interest in that land by people who have more money and power."
One photo at a time, Lowenstein tells the story of South Shore and beyond to his more than 37,000 followers, and says he hopes to spark a global conversation about a part of the city that goes largely overlooked. While documenting violence -- as seen in haunting black-and-white stills of handguns used in shootings -- he also captures everyday life on the sidewalks and the abandoned properties that line them.
"I hate this idea that the South Side is a space of unending violence," Lowenstein said. "I want to show more of the space. There's such street life on the South Side, that's where a lot of things play out."
He's particularly fascinated by the destruction and demolition of historic buildings in the neighborhood, he said. He spent time in the past month documenting the piece-by-piece deconstruction of the abandoned St. Laurence Church, a process that "breaks my heart."
In many ways, Lowenstein said, Instagram has made it even easier to connect with his subjects. Large cameras and lenses tend to intimidate when he's out shooting, but, as he found with the Polaroid format, there is a familiarity that make his images more natural.
"I think its almost easier to photograph than it used to be," he said. "When I first started in the neighborhood, a camera is something a lot of people didn't have. Maybe their parents or the grandparents had one. But now everybody has a camera in their hand. Everyone is telling their own neighborhood stories. It's part of communicating with the world."
Lowenstein began photographing the area in large part because of CITY 2000, a collaboration with UIC. The exhibition sent 200 photographers around the city to create a lasting record of Chicago at the turn of the millennium. Since, much of Lowenstein's work has focused on the South Side, where he also has taught photography to elementary-school students and contributed to a variety of special projects. The process is the same as the days he carried a Polaroid, but the conversation is broader.
"I've been able to amplify what I have done," he said, "take a whole new tack on a project that was pretty much analog. I get people from all over the world looking at the feed and interacting with the space."
This summer, Lowenstein plans to continue capturing his neighborhood as he joins 15 other photographers in See Potential Chicago, a project that aims to create large-scale photo installations in the area that document grassroots efforts.
"What I don't see in Chicago is a will to build multi-class communities that can live side-by-side," he said, adding he senses fear on the South Side of change that will force residents out. "I don't know what the answer is, but with Instagram, I want to have a conversation on a local, national and global level. It's one of the places you can do that and curate it yourself."
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Louisville, KY Thu May 3, 2012 USDA-KY Dept of Ag Market News
United Producers. Inc., Irvington Livestock Auction (cattle weighed at time
of sale)
Receipts: 43
Compared to last week, Feeder Steers and Heifers too few to call; Slaughter Cows
and Bulls steady.
Feeder Steers: No test.
Holstein Steers: Large 3 900-1000 lbs 97.50.
Feeder Bulls: Medium and Large 1-2 400-500 lbs 144.00; 500-600 lbs 145.00;
700-800 lbs 111.00. Medium and Large 2 500-600 lbs 125.00.
Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large 1-2 400-500 lbs 158.00.
Slaughter Cows:
Percent Lean Weight Average Dress High Dress Low Dress
Breaker 75-80 1300-1650 80.00-87.00 90.00-91.00
Boners 80-85 1200-1400 73.00-79.00 66.00
Slaughter Bulls:
Yield Grade Weight Average Dress High Dress Low Dress
1-2 1355-1795 90.00-96.00 100.00-101.00
Bred Cows: No test.
Stock Cows and Calves: No test.
Stock Bulls: No test.
Calves: No test.
Source: Bobby Smith (Marketing Specialist)
Kentucky Dept of Ag-USDA Market News Service, Louisville, KY
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The Pacific Northwest, including neighboring British Columbia, has always produced some of the best drivers in North America. This region sent a more than its share of drivers to the Rotax World Finals in Egypt last December, including three of four of the Senior Rotax drivers on the U.S. Team, and Seattle WA's very own Stepanova Nekeel was one of them.
After a totally cool experience racing in the Rotax World Finals in Egypt, Stepanova Nekeel's 2010 race schedule is coming together. Look for the # 22 Mach 1 kart to run in Senior Rotax at Andy Seesemann's Challenge of the America's (COA) series, during Jan-Feb-March. In the meantime, the rest of the year's schedule will be will be firmed up from the list of races below, trying to make as many as possible.
Stepanova was fast at the Rotax World's, landing in the top 5 in his timed-practice sessions, and things were looking pretty good before the racing started. Unfortunately, his first two heat races ended up as DNF's, not making it past the first corner or two. His last heat also began very badly, as he was punted off track (again) in the first corner. This time he recovered to finish the race, passing a dozen or so karts, and setting the 3rd fastest lap time on the way. But not good enough to make the cut from 76 to 36 karts going on to the main.
The 2009 version of the Supernationals had a little better outcome for Stepanova. He provisionally qualified 8th fastest overall in TaG Senior, out of 80 drivers, but lost his Leopard motor battery on the track, and came across the scales just slightly under weight. Of course, that meant he started all three qualifying heats dead last. He had a good run in every heat, and ended up 13th in the Final, starting from 24th, a good accomplishment.
The 2009 Rotax Nationals in Norman, OK tooks some good and bad turns for Stepanova. He finished in the top 5 in all his heats, but in a rainy, rough Pre-final, he finished 11th, and then had to fight to move up to 7th in the Final.
Stepanova had a great learning experience in 2009, running with the Mach 1 factory team in KF2 in the German Championship series in Wackersdorf, Germany. He finished the 2009 NW Rmax Challenge series in 2nd place, behind Joey Wimsett, following his 1st place finish in the 2008 NW Rmax Challenge.
Looking forward to other races in the 2010 season, there are several economical opportunities for Northwest drivers, to run in big, fast fields in Rotax and TaG. For drivers wanting to improve their racing skills by mixing it up with the best, there's a nice selection of top - level events within a day's drive of Portland. Other race series Stepanova will be attending throughout the 2010 season will include SKUSA North American Pro Tour, WSK/CKI, Rotax Pan Am, and of course you will be able to find him at the Northwest's very own new I-5 Corridor Series, as well as the Gold Cup/ Rotax Max Challenge Series.
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Yep taken from Matt :)
1. tell me the truth, what made you start liking the person you like right now? He's very honest (sometimes too honest), very cute, and pretty easy on the eyes :)
2. what on your body is hurting or bothering you? Honestly nothing.
3. what was your last thought before going to bed last night?I overthink too much. So there were a lot of different thoughts. One that sticks out would be…all the guy's in the past either dated or crushed on and why I'm so lucky to be with who I am.
4. what are you listening to? The lovely sounds of the fan and myself typing. Exciting stuff.
5. what's something you're not looking forward to? Work tomorrow.
6. where do you think your best friend is right now? At home.
7. have you kissed anybody in the last five days? Yes.
8. sex on the first date? All depends on how well I know the person but usually that would be a no.
9. kiss on the first date? Depending on how the date went. Usually.
10. is there one person you want to be with right now? For sure :/
11. are you seriously happy with where you are in life? To tell the truth. No. I'm happy with the fact that I'm in an amazing relationship with a guy who treats me like a princess ( not that he has to.) and that I'm in school but everything with not having a car and having money issues kind of sucks. I'm not extremely happy when it comes to work either.
12. is there something you would like to say to someone? I would like to have said one last good bye to my Papa but I couldn't. Of course there are things I would like to say to other people but I'm not going into detail.
13. what are three things you did today? Went to Children's lit class, Watched some TV, went to a lame grand opening party at work.
14. would you rather sleep at a friend's or have them over? Have them over. I feel more comfortable.
15. what is your favorite kind of gum? Anything minty except for winter green. I hate that shit.
16. are you friends with any of your ex boyfriends/ girlfriends? Yep :) A couple.
17. what is on your wrists right now? A Tattoo of a star with the word Famille which means family in french.
18. ever liked someone you thought you didn't stand a chance with? For sure.
19. does anyone have strong feelings for you? It would be nice but i'm not entirely sure.
20. are you slowly drifting away from someone?Not that I know of.
21. have you ever wasted your time on someone?Fo sho.
22. can you do the alphabet in sign language?Nope.
23. how have you felt today?Tired and kind of blah.
24. you receive $60 without any reason, what do you spend it on?Smelly stuff :)
25. what is wrong with you right now?Nothing? Need money? Wanna spare?
26. is there anyone you're really disappointed in? My dad.
27. would you rather have starbucks or jamba juice right now? Starbucks for the win!
28. why aren't you in 'love' with your last ex anymore? Uhh can't go into detail for personal reasons but people know why and I kind of drifted apart really.
29. how late did you stay up last night and why? I think around midnight. That's what time I usually go to bed.
30. when was the last time you talked to one of your best friends? Right now :) My last best girlfriend too long ago!
31. what were you doing an hour ago? Taking a shower.
32. what are you looking forward to in the next month? Halloween!
33. are you wearing jeans right now? Nope PJ shorts :)
34. are you a patient person? Usually.
35. do you think you can last in a relationship for three months? I have on more than one occasion.
36. favorite color? Blue and Pink. Yes, I know that's 2 colors but I can't choose.
37. did you have a dream last night? Yep. About an ex :/ ugh. I wish I didn't.
38. are you wearing jeans, shorts, sweatpants, or pajama pants? Pajama shorts :)
39. if someone could be cuddling you right now, who would you want it to be? My fiance :) or my niece :)
40. do you love anyone who is not related to you? Of course.
41. if someone liked you right now, would you want them to tell you? I wouldn't mind but I would let them know that I was not available and apologize.
42. do you like meeting new people? Not at first. I eventually warm up to people as I go along.
43. are you afraid of falling in love? Nope :)
44. ever liked someone older than you? I do now :)
45. has anyone ever told you that you have pretty eyes? Apparently that's my only good feature.
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For example, nurses formerly were asked to file an IV site check … every hour to "prove" that hourly checks were performed. Such documentation was mechanistic and was often entered all at once at the end of the shift. It did nothing to improve quality of care and provided no advantage. The new [charting by exception] approach allows the nurse to chart once, verifying the IV site was checked hourly … (LaDuke, 2001:285).
Exception-based charting is used more often in acute care settings than in long-term care (Blachly and Young, 1998). In both settings, it is associated with reducing the amount of time nurses spend in documenting care (Blachly and Young, 1998; Stephens and Mason, 1999; Wroblewski and Werrbach, 1999).
Some of the most effective strategies for achieving more-efficient documentation result from multidisciplinary documentation redesign initiatives (Brunt et al., 1999; Mosher et al., 1996; Smeltzer et al., 1996). For example, an interdisciplinary documentation work redesign and performance improvement initiative undertaken by Summa Health System in Akron, Ohio, found at baseline an excess number of forms, duplication of information throughout patient charts, poor use of data and information across disciplines, and large amounts of nursing time dedicated to patient care documentation. After a broad-based interdisciplinary initiative examining the processes and information flow needed to support interdisciplinary practice, Summa reengineered its patient care documentation processes.
Among the positive results of this initiative were the elimination of 80 forms; a decrease in multiple data entry (e.g., allergies were documented in 15 places prior to the redesign and in 2 places following the redesign; diagnoses were listed in 16 versus 4 places); and a decrease in the amount of time nurses spent in documentation from baseline survey reports of 25–40 percent to postimplementation survey reports of 10–20 percent. All these results were achieved by redesigning manual documentation processes; automated documentation was defined as a future goal (Brunt et al., 1999).
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That is all.
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If there's one song that you listen to from my blog this should possibly be it. Criminally underated but brilliant.
And yes it's from Garden State.
Garden State has a wonderful soundtrack!
Glen Hansard, Damien Rice and others busking in Grafton Street, Dublin. Christmas Eve 2011
Wonderful. Amazing. Fantastic.
Love these men so much <3
"Few tasks are more like the torture of Sisyphus than housework, with its endless repetition: the clean becomes soiled, the soiled is made clean, over and over, day after day."
Simone de Beauvoir
Yet another study break overlooking Old Joe - University of Birmingham
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Yay! Happy Birthday Izzy, you're 1 today and you don't even know it… because you're a cat. But that doesn't matter, I'm still going to get a cake and eat it like I would for a real baby.
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that's a really hard question to be honest. i have had many amazing things happen to me in my life. & i honestly cannot think of just one.
its been too long since i've seen the sun.
it may never raise the same way again, but
i'm sure its still up there; watching.
even after its time to set has come & gone.
stick that in your juice box & suck it, bitch.
this is a step that needs to be taken in my goal to fix my self esteem issues…
this is my post to say FUCK YOU to everyone who ever called me fat.
i am proud of my body. if you have a deeper issue revolving around Your self esteem & feel the need to attack mine to feel better…i feel truly sorry for you.
You talk shit because I don't have a high school diploma.
You talk shit because I don't have a license.
You talk shit because I get my clothes in a thrift store.
You talk shit because I never have money to go out.
You talk shit because I don't want to date you.
You don't even know that I was home schooled & where I live to get a diploma you have you have to take a GED exam, which I cannot afford. Although I have a signed letter from the school district saying I finished my high school education with all passing grades when I was 16.
You don't even know that if I get my license my families car insurance will go up to an expense we cannot afford because I do not own my own car.
You don't even know that I can't afford a pair of $40 jeans or a $25 shirt. & I would never spend more than $10 on a pair of shoes.
You don't even know that I pay rent & bills, I have responsibilities & obligations. I'm in debt & losing my house & going out isn't nearly as important as a roof or a bed.
You don't even know that I have a boyfriend & I'm finally happy. A boyfriend that actually makes me feel like I matter & doesn't make me do everything for him.
you're a liar & i wish i never even liked you.
men talk to me because they want my vagina.


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County teams ready to open basketball seasons
By BARRY BURLESON
Basketball season is here.
Teams have warmed up with jamborees or pre-season tournaments, with the regular season tipping off this week and next.
The Marshall Academy Lady Patriots hosted a tournament last week and the MA boys held a jamboree Saturday in the Patriot gym. Both teams were scheduled to go to Lee (Marianna, Ark.) Monday night of this week. They host Tunica Academy next Monday, Nov. 8, and Myrtle next Tuesday, Nov. 9. Marshall squads visit Marvell (Ark.) Thursday, Nov. 11. The boys will play in the Crossover Classic (public schools vs. private schools) Saturday, Nov. 13, at Oxford High School. The Pats will face Lewisburg.
The Holly Springs High School and H.W. Byers teams participated in a jamboree at Center Hill Saturday.
The Hawks and Lady Hawks will play in the Senatobia Classic this Saturday, Nov. 6, and then compete in the Coldwater Tournament Nov. 11-13. Road trips follow to H.W. Byers, the Senatobia Tournament and the Byhalia Tournament. Holly High teams will not play at home until after Thanksgiving – Tuesday, Nov. 30.
The Byers Lions and Lady Lions will host Independence next Monday, Nov. 8, and then visit Ashland Friday, Nov. 12. The girls go to the Newton Classic Saturday, Nov. 13.
Potts Camp basketball are set to tip off the 2010-11 season next Monday, Nov. 8, at Oxford. The Cardinals and Lady Cardinals will visit Mooreville Tuesday, Nov. 9 and go to Falkner Friday, Nov. 12. Their first home game is Saturday, Nov. 13, versus Ashland.
The Byhalia Indians and Lady Indians played in a jamboree this past Saturday at Independence.
They begin their regular season this Saturday, Nov. 6, at home versus Independence. Next Tuesday, Nov. 9, the Byhalia teams go to Ashland. After a road trip to H.W. Byers and a home date with Olive Branch, the Indians and Lady Indians will host a Thanksgiving Tournament November 26-27. Joining them for the big event will be Center Hill, Fayette Ware, Holly Springs and Oak Haven.
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Mississippi State coach Rick Ray apologizes after directing profane language at opposing player
- 5:34 pm Sunday, January 26th, 2014 by Phillip Heilman
Fresh off a thorough beating of rival Tennessee, No. 6 Florida's next game comes at Mississippi State, where Bulldogs coach Rick Ray is currently asking for forgiveness following an incident that occurred earlier this weekend.
Gators fall 66-63 to Ole Miss in SEC tournament championship game
- 3:16 pm Sunday, March 17th, 2013 by Jason Lieser
Ole Miss G Marshall Henderson got his revenge and led the Rebels to a 66-63 win over Florida in the SEC tournament championship game.
Ole Miss' Marshall Henderson trying to "get this money" as Rebels face Florida
- 6:59 pm Saturday, March 16th, 2013 by Jason Lieser
The most electric and hated player in the SEC is on a mission to take down the Gators.
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Colorful World of the Gypsy Horse – Dilutes
Welcome to the final post in our multi-week special on Gypsy Horse colors.
There are a few genes that affect coat color that we have not discussed. We will be covering Pearl, Champagne, and Dun.
Let's start with the champagne gene. Champagne is a dominant gene, like the black gene, meaning it will affect the coat the same way regardless of whether it is heterozygous or homozygous. Red hairs become a shiny gold and black hairs become a chocolate brown. As with all of these dilutions, the shades may vary depending on other color genetics in play. The skin of a champagne horse is pink with freckles and the coat will often, but not always, have a metallic sheen.
This is Lil Champagne Tease, an "amber champagne" appaloosa miniature stallion owned by Five Hills Farm.
Dun is also a dominant gene. Therefore, regardless of whether a horse has one dun gene or two, the effects will be viewable. One of the easiest ways to identify a dun is by a dorsal strip, a dark stripe running down the length of the horse's spine. Some dun horses also have barring on the back of their forelegs and a shoulder stripe that crosses across their dorsal stripe. These dark markings are referred to as "primitive markings" because the same markings appear on primitive breeds of horses. As of yet, there are no Gypsy Horses who have tested positive for dun. There are three common shades of dun, each dependent on the base color.
{EDIT: Dun has been found in Gypsy Horses. Refer to the comment section for a link that will take you to a FB album showing a Grullo Dun Gypsy mare.}
A red horse with the dun gene does not have any black pigment. Instead of the black primitive markings, the markings are just a darker shade of red from the rest of the coat. This Icelandic Horse is a lovely example of a red dun. This is a public image so I don't have any information on the owner.
A "classic dun" is horse with an agouti gene and a dun gene. In other words, the horse is a bay dun. These bay duns generally have a tan or gold coat. This mustang shows the tan color, as well as the leg barring.
The third shade occurs when a black horse gets a dun gene. The resulting color is anything from a mousey brown to a silvery blue. Because of this, there are many names for this color: blue dun, mouse dun, black dun, and most commonly grullo (grulla). Pictured here is Honeys Sun Spun Gold, a grullo dun miniature mare owned by Double C Miniature Horses.
The last dilution gene we're going to discuss is one that is actually still fairly new to the horse world. It's called pearl. Pearl is believed to be an allele of the cream gene or a mutation of it. This means that it not a separate gene from cream. You cannot have two cream genes and two pearl genes. Unlike the previous genes, pearl is a recessive gene. A horse that is heterozygous for pearl will not show any effects of it. There is one exception. If a horse has one pearl gene AND one cream gene, the color is affected. This is called a pseudo-double dilute because it acts like a double dilute of the cream gene. The skin is pink, and the eyes are blue, green, or dark tan. The color will vary in shades and depending on the base color. A black based horse becomes a pseudo smokey cream and a red based horse becomes a pseudo cremello. The horse will continue to lighten as it ages. It is almost impossible to know whether a horse is a homozygous for cream or a pearl/cream without genetic testing. However, the pearl gene does give the coat a metallic sheen so that might aid in the decision to test for pearl.
This young Gypsy stallion named Harrie of Vines breeding is a carrier of both cream and pearl. He is black based with an agouti gene. This makes him a Buckskin Pearl.
If a horse is homozygous for pearl and red-based, the dilution will be to a uniform apricot color with green or tan eyes. As of yet, a homozygous pearl Gypsy Horse has not been noted. That is not to say one has not existed, just that if it has no one knew. For an example of a homozygous pearl we have the lovely Andalusian stallion (photo from Aztec Stud).
There are many more combinations of these color and dilution genes that will undoubtedly come up in future articles. However, we have now touched on not just all the Gypsy Horse colors, but a few extras, as well. We hope you have enjoyed the series.
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The album that takes me to has a question mark after the colors listed. If he is dun and genetically black, he should have a dorsal stripe (granted, the pictures don't have a clear shot of that). However, the mama does indeed look like a grullo dun. We will edit the article to include that.
I have included here the link to a dun gypsy mare in Oklahoma, imported along with a dun colt to Desert Jewel; these came from Coates family in England; Coates currently has another dun tested gypsy horse for sale.
They are truly beautiful anlmais i live in Australia and i was wondering how high can the average vanner jump I've tried finding it on the net but gave up so i thought to ask someone who owns or works with them.I was looking at buying oe to keep my gelding company if and when we move house.cheers


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- 9:58 am Wednesday, November 21st, 2012 by Brian Biggane
Talking points for a Wednesday morning as the Dolphins prepare for a rare off day on Thanksgiving, courtesy of coach Joe Philbin:
1. Rookie Rishard Matthews finally getting his chance after disappointing Jabar Gaffney is sent packing.
Gaffney was considered a significant signing some six weeks back, the expectation being that his route-running and experience would bring the complementary third receiver the Dolphins had been lacking behind Brian Hartline and Davone Bess. But after making him inactive due to a knee problem at Buffalo, the Dolphin coaching staff gave up on Gaffney Tuesday and waived him.
Next man up, as they say, is Matthews, a rookie out of Nevada whom ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. singled out during a conference call after last April's NFL Draft as a potential seventh-round gem. [More]
Analysis: Which 'sleeper' teams could be competing with Miami Dolphins for Peyton Manning?
- 9:55 am Thursday, March 8th, 2012 by Post Staff
Yesterday, the sports talk conversation was dominated by one topic – which team is the front-runner to sign Peyton Manning?
The off-shore gambling sites and many media outlets – including this one – consider the Dolphins and Cardinals as the favorite to sign Manning, with the Seahawks, Redskins, Jets and possibly Browns also in the hunt.
This morning, though, comes word from ESPN that a total of 12 teams contacted Manning's agents after he was released around 4 p.m. Wednesday. Yes, the Dolphins were one of them (obviously). And other than the teams listed above, ESPN lists Denver and Kansas City as two other teams that contacted Manning.
But that leaves five mystery teams who contacted Manning's agents yesterday. While the Dolphins and Cardinals remain the favorites – even the New York Post writes this morning that "on many levels, Miami makes the most sense for Manning," – Dolphins fans still must be wary of the "mystery team" swooping in at the last minute.
(Of course, it's important to remember that it's in the best interest of Manning's agents to create the impression of a bidding war for Manning so as to drive up the price. And just because a team calls Manning's agent does not mean it is a serious bidder for his services.)
So who, exactly, are the mystery teams? Well, we can discount the Patriots, Packers, Giants, Saints, Panthers, Steelers, Chargers, Eagles, Lions, Falcons and Rams – those teams have their franchise quarterbacks in place. The 49ers stated unequivocally at the NFL Scouting Combine that their goal is to bring back Alex Smith and not find a new quarterback. The Ravens are deep into contract extension talk with Joe Flacco. The Broncos may be investigating Manning, but John Elway will be run out of town by an angry mob if he gives up on Tim Tebow this offseason.
The Bills just made a big investment in Ryan Fitzpatrick, Chicago seems happy with Jay Cutler and Houston Chronicle reporter John McClain said Manning-to-the-Texans is "not happening." They have built their program around Matt Schaub for the past five years, and it would be a terrible message to send to the locker room to dump him in favor of Manning after Schaub led the Texans to a 7-3 record and their first playoff berth in franchise history before he got hurt.
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NFL Combine Buzz: Peyton Manning, not Robert Griffin III, still the Miami Dolphins' top priority, and other notes from across the league
- 9:58 am Tuesday, February 28th, 2012 by Post Staff
Most general managers and head coaches from the 32 NFL teams addressed the media last weekend at the NFL Combine, to discuss not only their thoughts on this year's NFL Draft prospects, but also about their team's plans heading into free agency, which begins March 13.
Here are 24 notes from around the league, many of which pertain to the Dolphins:
1. Peyton Manning will continue to be the Dolphins No. 1 priority until his situation is resolved. And many insiders, including John Clayton and Chris Mortensen, are warming to the idea that the Dolphins are the favorite to land him if he is cut. Donovan McNabb said Monday on D.C. radio that "I don't see Peyton ending up in Washington." Jets head coach Rex Ryan and Arizona GM Rod Graves both refused to shoot down speculation that their teams will be in the hunt. Kansas City and Seattle will pursue, but seem unlikely, given that they often play games in inclement weather (though Seattle does have over $25 million in salary cap space). Cleveland probably won't pursue because it appears to be in the driver's seat for Robert Griffin III, though the St. Louis Post-Dispatch considers the Redskins "the early front-runner" for RG3. Minnesota, which plays in a dome and has Christian Ponder penciled in as the starter, is a Wild Card.
2. Dolphins fans should be most worried about the Cardinals in the competition to sign Manning. They also have good weather, a talented receiver (Larry Fitzgerald) and play in a dome. And if they cut Kevin Kolb before March 17, they can avoid paying him a $7 million roster bonus, and move on after paying him $12 million for one year (plus giving up a second-round pick and CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie). Cutting bait with Kolb and then winning a bidding war for Manning seems out of character for Cardinals owner Bill Bidwell, but you can't count it out.
Friday Talking Points: Signs point to Jason Taylor weighing return in 2012
- 3:02 pm Friday, December 9th, 2011 by Brian Biggane
One photo that's gotten a lot of play this week is the shot from last Sunday of veteran outside linebacker Jason Taylor wrapping his arms around coach Tony Sparano in a hug in the fourth quarter of Sunday's win over Oakland. Taylor's status for next season is a good place to start our Friday talking points.
1. Tony Sparano would like to have JT back next season, and there's a good chance he's considering it.
Taylor hasn't revealed his plans beyond this season and probably won't until it's over. But after the struggles everyone endured during the first half of the season, his smile has reappeared around the locker room over the past month and he really seems to be enjoying his role as both the backup to Koa Misi and his unofficial mentor.
K-State offensive coordinator: New Miami Dolphins running back Daniel Thomas will surprise people
- 8:00 am Wednesday, May 11th, 2011 by Brian Biggane
Kansas State offensive coordinator Dana Dimel thinks there could be parallels in the careers of Rob Gronkowski and Dolphins second-round pick Daniel Thomas.
NFL fans didn't know much about Gronkowski during his college career at Arizona. After a sterling season in 2008, Gronkowski suffered an injury during preseason and missed the 2009 season. He then became a second-round steal for New England in the 2010 draft, outshining Cincinnati's Jermaine Gresham, who was selected 21st overall, 21 picks ahead of him.
"I couldn't believe he lasted until the second round," said Dimel, who coached Grankowski at Arizona. "Anybody that asked me, I told them Grankowski was better than Gresham. And it turned out he was."
He feels the same way about Thomas, despite the fact many scouts had him graded as a second- or third-round pick.
"It's so funny to go through the draft process and hear what people say about your guys," he said. "I don't think people understand how tough this kid is. He went through his junior year with a bad shoulder and never missed a play. And when the time came, he'd lower that shoulder and run people over."
Dolphins stars Cam Wake, Jake Long, Dan Carpenter in danger of not making Pro Bowl
- 12:21 pm Wednesday, December 15th, 2010 by Post Staff
Five days remain for fans to vote their favorite players into the Pro Bowl, and absent of a late flurry of votes, several Dolphins players may get shut out of the NFL's all-star game.
Offensive tackle Jake Long remains the team's best hope, but he has slipped a spot in fan voting for AFC offensive tackles, behind Cincinnati's Andrew Whitworth and Baltimore's Michael Oher.
Whitworth, a five-year veteran, has a commanding lead at the position with 362,996 votes (editor's note: Andrew Whitworth? Really?) even though wasn't even listed among the top five vote-getters when the NFL released its initial Pro Bowl results on Nov. 26. Oher is second with 215,448 and Long is third with 195,578. Long, who has dropped from second to third, will likely be selected to the game for the third straight year, though he currently wouldn't be a starter.
But Cameron Wake, Dan Carpenter and Karlos Dansby all are in danger of missing the game despite turning in Pro Bowl-caliber seasons.
Voting closes Monday night following the Bears-Vikings game, and the teams will be announced Tuesday at 7 p.m. on NFL Network. Click Here to vote. The fan vote counts 1/3rd of the balloting process, with players and coaches also getting 1/3rd of the vote, so the snubbed Dolphins can still earn a ticket to Hawaii.
Social media reactions to the news: Miami Dolphins waive LB Bobby Carpenter
- 10:36 am Tuesday, October 19th, 2010 by Post Staff
Here's a sampling of the reactions on Twitter and Facebook to the news, Miami Dolphins waive LB Bobby Carpenter after latest special teams error.
Miami Dolphins waive LB Bobby Carpenter after latest special teams error
- 8:44 pm Monday, October 18th, 2010 by Post Staff
Fifth-year linebacker Bobby Carpenter endeared himself to Miami coaches and fans when, less than two weeks after arriving in town, he stuffed Minnesota running back Adrian Peterson on the goal line to preserve the Dolphins' Week 2 win over the Vikings.
But Carpenter quickly found himself in the doghouse thanks to two special teams errors against the Patriots, which resulted in a blocked punt and a kickoff return for a touchdown. When he made a third special teams error of the season in Sunday's win over Green Bay, allowing his man to tip Brandon Fields' punt, the Dolphins decided they had seen enough.
Carpenter, who started at inside linebacker on opening day after being signed six days earlier to replace Channing Crowder, was waived on Monday night, the team announced.
Miami Dolphins Talking Points: Dolphins go back to basics
- 9:17 am Tuesday, October 12th, 2010 by Post Staff
Dolphins' Talking Points following Monday's "extra" practice and heading into Tuesday's mandatory off day:
1. Dolphins take extra time to work on Pop Warner fundamentals.
The Dolphins practiced 15 times this summer in offseason workouts, spent five weeks in training camp and have practiced for five weeks in the regular season, but apparently that's not enough time to hone the various fundamentals.
With the Dolphins having their bye last week, and also coming off an embarrassing 41-14 home loss to the Patriots in which all three phases of the team suffered breakdowns, Tony Sparano made sure his team worked on the basics in practice last week.
"Getting back to some things that you don't have time to address in a normal work week," Sparano said Monday. "I think sometimes that helps and maybe the teams that are that close can with two or three practices maybe get themselves over the hump a little bit that way I think. I felt like our couple days of practice was very productive. We got a lot of things addressed — a lot of areas of concern, areas that needed improvement. And again, I mean I thought they were two tremendous practices last week."
Miami Dolphins Talking Points: Vikings can do Dolphins a big favor
- 7:30 am Sunday, October 10th, 2010 by Brian Biggane
While the Dolphins and New England are both idle this weekend, there is one huge game involving the AFC East race: Minnesota at the New York Jets Monday night. That's where we start our Sunday talking points:


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Update: Super Micro Computer Q3 Earnings - Industry Growth Outperformance And Margin Expansion Continues
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- SMCI posted another stellar quarter of rising sales and expanding margins. Both revenue growth and margin expansion rate seem to be slowing but the outlook is solid.
- My long thesis continues to deliver strong returns. The stock is up ~123% in exactly a year. SMCI continues to gain market share through rapid in-house R&D and first-to-market strategy.
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Desperately, a vigorous apple tries to disengage itself from the branch. The apples around it have shrivelled and dried up long ago. but perhaps they are also wiser. Ferenc Rofusz has been working at the Pannonia studio as artist, animator and designer since 1968. His film. THE FLY. won an Oscar in 1980.


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Anything Batman Returns achieves with the Penguin will forever pale next to its defining contribution to the genre, which is of course Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman. Fifteen years before Heath Ledger flashed his keloid scars, Pfeiffer gives so complete a reinvention of the standing tropes of the character that she essentially rewrote Selina Kyle forever after, permanently cementing Catwoman's post-feminist punk subtext, and cracking open a wellspring of self-aware, glass-ceiling discontent which remains vivid and visceral today.
As we round the corner on Bat-week, I close off the Tim Burton Batman era with my look back at my favourite of his films (all his films), Batman Returns!


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