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Io, giovane studentessa di scienze della comunicazione, ho conosciuto le Figlie di San Paolo in un laboratorio radiofonico. Ma allora è possibile?! Mi sono chiesta È possibile mettere la propria competenza, creatività, entusiasmo a servizio del Vangelo, di un Dio che pervade, me lo sentivo, tutte le realtà della vita, anche la cultura, il mio tempo di svago sui social networks. È possibile una società diversa dove il fine e il senso non sta nel potere o nel denaro ma che vuole e cerca di volare alto. Questo mi ha attratto: suore adulte, che ho scoperto a poco a poco profondamente radicate nella Scrittura e nelladorazione, in grado di parlare i linguaggi di tutte le età e di tutte le nazioni per essere a SERVIZIO di Gesù e delluomo.
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What does community life mean to me?
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Of all the essential ingredients that go into my life as a Daughter of St. Paul, I think community life is the one I most tend to take for granted. Im frequently in awe of the mission we have been given, and on fire for communicating Christ to the people of our world today. And Im generally grateful for the opportunity to take time for prayer every day, whether my prayer is delightful or a struggle. But I find that occasionally I need to remind myself that community life is a great gift.
After all, life in community is not some utopian ideal consisting of a group of perfectly holy women living, praying, and working together. There are difficulties that come upthe natural result of a group of imperfect women from a variety of backgrounds living, praying, and working together. We see things differently; we have different ideas of the best way to go about things; we have different amounts of strength and energy, different thought processes, different temperaments. And (believe it or not!) sometimes our patience and charity runs a little low.
When I let these difficulties cloud my perception, I only see the effort involved in community life, and I forget the extraordinary blessing that it is, in so many ways:
-The grace and encouragement I receive in seeing the dedication and love of my sisters in community is incalculable. How much easier it is to grow in love of God and in prayer when surrounded by others who are also giving of themselves with love, in whatever way they can.
-Praying with my sisters is also a great blessing, and I know that their prayers for me have helped me in ways that I will never understand in this life. I especially count on the prayers of the older sisters in my community.
-Our mission is not something that can be done by a single person working alone. Nor by many individuals working alone. Only by working together, collaborating and combining our gifts and talents can we be Saint Paul living today, communicating Christ to everyone. The joy that comes from this is hard to describe.
-All the efforts made in community life, in communicating my ideas to my sisters, listening to them, having patience with their imperfections, seeing their patience with me, forgiving and being forgivenall of this makes for wonderful opportunities to become a better person, to grow in virtue.
-The friendships that I have made, with women I most likely would never have met if I had not become a Daughter of St. Paul, have enriched my life a hundred-fold. There are so many ways they have encouraged me, supported me, loved me, challenged me, and brought joy to my life.
In a certain sense, everyone in this world lives community life of some kindin the community of a family, a workplace, an apartment building, a parish, a neighborhood, a town, etc. But Im convinced that nowhere else would I be able to live, work, pray, grow and become closer to God the way I can by living Pauline community life as a Daughter of St. Paul.
A Dream Come True: My Mission in the Heart of Europe
To recount my vocation story: at first this seemed to be a very simple request but as soon as I sat down in front of the computer keyboard, I discovered that the task wasnt as easy as it had seemed!
The first problem I ran into was that I realized the Lord had not called me just once, namely, on the day he led me into the Congregation. Indeed, that day was the beginning of a journey that has grown richer over the years as I continue to renew my response to his invitation. At times my answer has been one of joy, at other times one of suffering, at still other times marked by highs and lows between certitude and doubt, fidelity and infidelity.
The second problem I ran into in setting down these few lines was the difficulty in choosing what precise moment of my vocation story to recount. Should I limit myself to telling you about how I entered the Congregation in Mexico, my homeland' But that was such an ordinary moment, by which I mean that my choice was not unusual for a girl who had attended Catholic schools run by nuns (in my case the Daughters of Charity) all her life. The only thing out of the ordinary about it was that I had just turned seventeen and so was still quite young at the time.
In view of this, I decided to tell you here about my second call: a call to mission that I am striving to correspond to every day.
When I was trying to decide which religious Congregation to enter, one of the things that drew me to the Daughters of St. Paul was the fact that they were a missionary Institute. However, I have to admit that I was a little disappointed when, once having entered, I discovered that the Institutes idea of mission was not the same as mine. For me, the word brought to mind visions of Africa, Asia and other faraway places where people had still not heard of the Gospel .
It was only little by little that I came to understand the meaning of the Pauline mission, to love it profoundly and to live it willingly in my own native land. Nevertheless the Churchs mission ad gentes remained in the depths of my heart throughout the period of my formation, even though I tried to put to sleep my yearning for foreign lands.
Then one day, during the Congregations 2003 Interchapter Meeting, which was held in Mexico, I was very surprised to hear sisters talking about our Institutes Missionary Project. Look at that! I exclaimed to myself. So we are missionaries in that sense too! And my desire to be sent overseas reawakened with a vengeance. But I was still in the midst of my initial formationtoo young to be sent out on mission . Time went by and the moment of my perpetual profession arrived. I made my preparation for it in Rome and during that time I had the chance to speak to the Superior General, Sr. Antonieta Bruscato, about my yearnings. However, it seemed that this dream of mine was destined to remain just thata dreamand so I returned to Mexico and made my perpetual profession.
A short while later I was astonished to receive a letter from Sr. Antonieta, asking me if I still wanted to be sent out on mission. I lost no time in reassuring her that my answer was yes and so, a few months later, I found myself once again on a plane. I was both joyful and scared because I had been dreaming of Africa or Asia but instead I was bound for Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, located in the heart of Europe! Can you carry out a mission of evangelization on a Christian continent? I asked myself.
Once I was settled in my new community, I quickly came to realize that my idea of mission was very ingenuous and idealistic. My dream had not been realistic and so this new beginning was not easy for me. I had to adjust to a change of language, culture, food, etc. I had to learn through hard experience what it meant to really be a missionary. My sufferings and joys brought me to the point of renewing my yes to the Lord more fervently, this time with a greater awareness of what I was doing.
Today I continue to ask the Lord for the grace to live my vocation in a truly Pauline way in the place to which he has sent me. It is mission that gives me the chance to continually renew my yes to him and to my vocation to proclaim the Gospel.
Judith Hidalgo Mejia, fsp
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The originals from 30years ago came with a metal ring that would rust over the years, but they were made with a comfortable plush fabric in many colors including black, pink, green, blue and pastels. The new ones are made with thin cheap materials and the plastic ring slips. The elastic is not as durable as the originals either, but if you don't want to sit on a cold seat at night or in the morning, these will do until they go back to making them with durable plush materials. I've always kept at least three on hand so even when one is in the wash, the others are available. I'll keep watching for the products to return to the better grade. Walter Drake is the only place I've ever seen them. oh, and hang to dry after machine washing so they will last longer. Average life is 18 months.
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I have been using these for years. At first they were tight and hard to put on but they stayed in place now they are almost too big for the seat and sometimes slip off when you get up. Wish they were somewhere in between. I still love them and will keep buying.
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I found one of the two toilet seat covers defective when I opened the received package. One of them was not stitched properly so I had to mend it by hand before use. Still I was happy when I used them for the first time. They were soft and warm so I was going to order 2 more anyway. However,when I washed them, the fabric was no longer intact. I have to conclude they are cheaply made. I'll find another brand.
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2 turkeys or 1?
- eLizard Nov 13, 2012 11:34 AM
last year i had 20 people and I made 2 brined turkeys. it was awesome, albeit a lot of work. 4 wings, 4 legs....you get the idea..... this year i'm only having 7 people. overkill to do two birds? dh thinks (and i don't disagree) that a smaller bird isn't as tough as a bigger one. and we could send everyone home with leftovers.....
re: susancinsf
And I've never been one for weber-cooked turkey. I prefer the roasted in the oven type. So I am glad Susan does two this way, since I am usually at her Thanksgiving table:-) (Although I will admit last year's weber turkey was pretty tasty....). I also believe that leftover turkey is one of the reasons for the season (In fact, this may REALLY be overkill, but I'm thinking of roasting a turkey the Sunday after Thanksgiving, when I'm home with just my husband and son....)
re: janetofreno
NOT overkill at all. when i'm a guest, i go to the market friday morning and buy all the fixins and make my own tgiving meal. that's MY black friday.
re: susancinsf
how do you season? I'm cooking a 16# hopefully on the weber, (usually use just S&P, plenty of it) but am cooking for a gathering and wanting to try other seasonings. Your thoughts? thought I might do a half-and-half suing jerk paste and...?
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I season my Weber turkey exactly the same as my oven turkey: salt and pepper, some fresh herbs (usually Italian parsley, sage and thyme), rub with olive oil, and fill the cavity with fresh sage, chopped onion, and cut up apples. The biggest one I've ever done on the Weber was about 15 lbs, so just be sure it fits.
re: Delucacheesemonger
god, does a bird that small cook in like 15 minutes? my whole time table will be thrown off.... i wonder if i could fit them both in the oven at the same time.
re: eLizard
About 17-20 minutes a pound, thus in together about three hours.
re: Delucacheesemonger
ordering 2 12 pounders now!
re: eLizard
If you remove the backbone and breastbone on on the turkeys(spatchcock)....you can lay them flat on a rack & sheetpan/shallow roasting pan set up which would allow you to use two shelves in your oven.
If spatchcocking seems extreme, then you could simply remove the legs and thighs, but you would probably have to remove the breastbone and back anyway to fit .....unless you could puts the four legs and thighs together on the lower rack and have enough clearance on the above racks.
re: fourunder
i'm wondering if roasting them side by side in two 9x13 pans would work. i think it might.... i've ordered em, in any event.
re: eLizard
You could fit them in with the backs chopped off, which is known as a Hotel Breast, as it stands taller. A fully deboned breast may be tight, but that would not bother me at all. We carve in the kitchen, not at the table, so presentation is not necessary.
I would caution you to still use something underneath the smaller pans to catch any splatter, especially if you are using the traditional moderate heat method...... When I roast Turkey I use 225-275* depending on the size of the birds, so grease splatter is not a concern.
For 7 people, one bird will be just fine. Unless you're hosting a hoard of gluttons, I don't see how one decent-sized bird (maybe 18-20 pounds tops?) plus all the usual Thanksgiving sides wouldn't be MORE than adequate. Any guest expecting more should perhaps think of dining elsewhere for next year's holiday.
Doing two smaller birds is not only unnecessary but definitely throws everything else out of whack. Good grief - so unnecessary. Feel confident that just one bird will work out just fine for you.
(Oh - & the "smaller birds are more tender" issue is moot. Not proven on any scale, so don't worry about that at all.)
re: Bacardi1
One more vote for two smaller birds! Less cooking time, they can both go in at once and like you said four legs, etc. I've been doing the same for the past few years and my guests really appreciate it.
re: _nemo_
I estimate 2 lbs/person, including leftover & bone wastage. We still end up w/ tons of leftovers, even when I package up generous to-go plates for the guests.
We're going to be a smaller group this year-12 instead of 20, & I plan on smoking a turkey & a turkey breast,(we'll also have ham & a bunch of other stuff)-I like having 2 carcasses to make stock, & leftovers are not usually a problem....
Not overkill at all! I always do two turkey since I try avoid the fisticuffs between my DH and brothers when vying for the drumsticks! Plus we love leftovers so I am never worried about having too much turkey
Two birds is probably too much unless you really go nuts for leftovers. Personally Inwant enough for a turkey sandwich or two and maybe a pot pie and tetrazzini.
I'd go with two turkeys, but not for the cooking time reason, but, rather, you'll be able to get moister meat with smaller birds rather than trying to have every part of a giant bird cook to perfection all at the same time. It's easier to control the temperature of the meat with a smaller bird rather than a larger bird.
One year, when his turn to cook, Dad made a "deconstructed" turkey WAY before that became a cooking show buzz-word. HE preferred white meat, not big on dark meat at all, and DEFINITELY not into picking the carcass afterward. He bought 2 BIG whole breasts (had wings attached), and some parts (drums, thighs, and a few more wings). We made stuffing like would go IN the birds... since no place to stuff, made foil "cavities", open on top, that breasts sat on top of while roasting. Yes, it would cost more to buy piece by piece, but came out great and very little that you couldn't eat. And it didn't take nearly as long to cook as a HUGE whole/stuffed bird.
I have the same problem this year! I'm getting 2 turkeys and roasting one traditionally, My husband is going to cook the other on the smoker :)....lots of choice for guests!
I've been doing two turkeys every year for 10 years or so now. There have been anywhere from 7 to 14 adults at the table, and I just get slightly larger birds when our guest list grows. I will admit, however, that a big motivation for the approach is so that I can fry one and roast one. I still waiting for the year when we have just a few more people (or the children get a bit older) and I have a reason to add a barbecued bird to the meal.
I fix a large turkey on Thanksgiving day for the 6 of us
(5 grown men plus me, plus any of the boys' random
friends that drop by)
Then ham for the Friday
Then another turkey for the Saturday.
Sunday is leftover turkey or ham sandwiches for lunch,
and then a big pot of beans cooked with leftover hambone
while watching all the football games.... so fun !!!!
I have been cooking T-day for so many years,
it is one of my favorite meals to cook !!!!! Can't wait !!!!
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Why I'm not sorry
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Today my dad and my younger brother asked if id come to a picture for the grandkids. I didn't go because i have not talked to my dad since the divorce two years ago. After work this morning i went home to sleep my mom wakes me up about 2 hours later to ask if my dad has sent me anything threatening, because he sent her multiple texts saying she was a worthless cunt for not making me go. apparently if i were to have gone the picture was not of the grandkids it was to be with him and his girlfriend and my brother. Needless to say i didnt go.
I didn't go because how long is it going to take for me to start getting those texts. And I'm not sorry for staying home because i want to be happy. All my life my happiness has been sacrificed for him. As a kid i was always worried about money. My dad would say we always can't do things because we dont make enough and the world has screwed us over. So in order to make him happy i quit doing the things I loved. I quit dance because i could see the bills at how much dance cost so at the end of sixth grade i said i wanted to stop dance just because i don't like it anymore. I thought that would make him stop saying that we didn't have any money anymore, but it didn't.
Then i noticed that my brother went through his lunch money fast. So in middle school I started not to eat at lunch. I figured i'm a bigger girl i dont need to eat anyway. So id get a juice and that'd be my lunch most days. My friends noticed i wouldn't eat so id say im not hungry and id eat one lunch there a week. they bought it because school foods disgusting and well i did say i wasn't hungry. I started eating again at lunch in high school cause a slice of pizza was cheep.
I also gave up show choir and a few other little things in order to try and save money and make him happy. My mom divorced my dad near the end of my sophomore year. Since then i haven't talked to him. My moms side of the family has been so good to me. they got me a car when he was holding mine as blackmail. They support me and want me to be happy. They are thrilled that I'm going to college to do something that i love. They make sure i have what i need and i am so grateful to have them. My great aunt some times tries to get me to talk to them because she thinks she can empathize with him. She get frustrated when i tell her no that i don't want to talk to him because I've realized something.
Money isn't the key to happiness. I should not have to give up things i love or things i need because of him. My mom and I may not have a lot of money but we are happy.
Today I have cried twice. One, because of him and what i gave up as a kid. Two, because I have an amazing family that not only helps me but my friends as well. I have cried more today then i have in the last couple years.
So this is why I'm not sorry. This is why i'm done. This is why even though i thought I've moved on i know i haven't really moved on till this is posted. i don't care if only one person reads this, that's not the point of this. The point of this is to say I'm not sorry for moving on with my life happy.
I'm not sorry for moving on without you.
I'm only sorry it took this long.


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Doing LTZ always gets CHP or will it just be some sort of emergency agency? Just thought that it might be a sheriff, fire or could be just 911 as well.
Groucho and Brian will cover this, but what he's talking about is if a repeater is 'LiTZ' capable, that just means that holding down the zero key for a long time (I think it's 3 seconds) will automatically dial an emergency contact. 'LiTZ' (the 'i' is just a place holder) means Long Tone Zero and has been around for as long as DTMF dialing has been around. Essentially most all auto patchable repeaters will do this as a public service to hams without needing to know the code to open the regular auto patch.
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Today Toyota unveiled long bed versions of its 2007 Tundra pickup. Think of these as the stripper trucks you see hauling bags of cement on construction sites. They're the backbone of many hard labor industries, and represent a huge piece of the half-ton pickup sales pie in the US. Toyota has scheduled this announcement to coincide with its participation in the National Truck Equipment Association product conference that's going on right now. The NTEA is a trade association made up of the aftermarket companies that develop and manufacture parts for work trucks like lift gates, ladder racks and tool boxes. This week these companies will get their first crack at measuring the Tundra, giving them about five months to develop their products before the truck goes on sale. .
The Tundra Long Bed work truck will be available in both Regular- and Double-Cab versions, the latter sporting a 165-inch wheelbase and what Toyota claims to be class leading interior volume for a crew of six workers. The bed is 97.6 inches long (8' 1"), 66.4 inches wide at the gate (5' 6"), 50 inches wide between the wheel wells (4' 2") and 22.2 inches deep (1' 10").
Designed with the tradesman in mind, Toyota will offer the Tundra Long Bed work truck in basic non-metallic White, Red and Black, in addition to the showroom shiny colors. Standard grade Regular Cab models will also have heavy-duty vinyl flooring.. Toyota is also planning an upgraded SR5 model for the foreman with additional options to pamper the boss and increase his or her productivity.
One could easily argue that the Tundra work truck has the toughest task of competing with Ford, GM and Dodge on the construction sites of America. Whereas the Tundra half-ton we saw debuted at the Chicago show may win over the average Joe shopping for a stylish truck, heavy laborers already know what works well for them and will be hesitant to try out Toyota's new construction tool. Still, it would be a major coup if Toyota succeeds even slightly in this segment.
(Check out more pics and Toyota's full press release after the jump)
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Toyota Unveils Long Bed Versions Of All-New 2007 Tundra Full-Size Pickup Truck
September 18, 2006 - Ann Arbor, Michigan - Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., today unveiled long bed versions of the all-new 2007 Tundra full-size pickup truck at a press conference here at the Toyota Technical Center-Calty Design Studio. The unveiling took place as part of Toyota's participation in the annual National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) product conference being held in Dearborn, Michigan. The NTEA is a trade association for companies that develop, manufacture and market parts, accessories and systems dedicated to the work truck market.
"The NTEA Product Conference is an ideal forum to debut the long bed Tundra work truck," said Brian Smith, Toyota corporate manager for truck operations. "Toyota recognizes the importance of commercial business customers to Tundra's long term success. Working with NTEA will allow their members time to develop a wide variety of Tundra compatible work equipment and have those products to market by the time the new Tundra launches in February."
The NTEA supports the manufacturers and installers of equipment like lift gates, ladder racks and tool boxes, all products that bring additional utility to pickups like the new Tundra. A primary function of the NTEA in general and this week's Product Conference in particular is to bring its members together with OEM truck-makers like Toyota.
For the first time ever, aftermarket equipment manufacturers will have the opportunity to obtain technical data and examine the Tundra Long Bed work truck in detail five months prior to the vehicle's launch.
In private sessions closed to the public, and closed to other truck manufacturers, NTEA members will be afforded an early first-look at new, yet-to-be-launched pickup trucks. On Wednesday, September 20, Toyota will participate in an NTEA measuring session, where it will show, for the first time, two truck configurations developed specifically for work truck customers who consider their full-size pickup truck the most important tool in their bag.
The new Tundra long bed will be available in Regular- and Double Cab versions. With a 165-inch wheelbase, the Tundra Double Cab Long Bed will be the longest pickup in the Toyota truck lineup. It will be suitable for carrying a crew of six plus maximum cargo. The Tundra Regular Cab Long Bed will provide extra storage capacity behind the driver's seat and the largest interior volume in its class.
Both long bed configurations will come with a choice of three engines, including a 5.7 liter V8 that offers maximum towing of well over 10,000 pounds, and a payload capacity to compete with the best in the half ton class.
With an eight-foot one-inch bed and a substantial bed depth, the Tundra Long Bed will have the deepest box in its class below the rails. To maximize flexibility, the bed will be equipped with the expected six standard size stake pockets, four corner tie-down hooks, as well as an optional deck rail system.
Even the tailgate has commercial customers in mind, because it's both lockable and easily removable in the event that a utility cap is installed by a tradesperson. Tundra's extensive color palette will include three popular non-metallic work truck colors: White, Red and Black.
All Tundras will be equipped with oversized door handles and controls, designed so that work crews can jump in and out of the truck to move around a job site without taking off their work gloves. The cab is designed to function as a mobile office with a center console capable of holding a laptop or hanging file folders. On bench seat models the center seat section folds down to create a flat surface for use as a mobile desk. The glove box is big enough to hold a standard Thermos, and to aid safe hands-free communication, Bluetooth capability is available.
The SR5 grade Tundra Long Beds will be a popular configuration for foremen, supervisors or owner-operator tradespeople. The SR5 will offer a wide variety of functional options, appearance accessories, and upgraded fabrics and trim.
Regular Cab models will also feature a standard grade featuring heavy-duty vinyl flooring and basic equipment targeted specifically for work applications and commercial use.
The new Tundra will be, by far, the most-American new product in Toyota's history.
The entire engineering development program was led by TTC engineering, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Tundra styling was initiated at Calty Design Center in Newport Beach, Calif. and finalized at the new Calty studio in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Tundra's engines will be built at Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Alabama in Huntsville, Ala.,
and its transmissions at a Toyota supplier production facility in North Carolina.
Finally, the all-new Tundra will be manufactured at two U.S.-based full-size truck production facilities, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana in Princeton, Ind., and the new Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas, located in San Antonio.
"The new Tundra is ready for work like no Toyota before it," said Smith. "When the new Tundra rolls into dealer showrooms this February, we are confident that full-size truck buyers will see Tundra as the most capable, best built, and best value half-ton pickup in America."
DIMENSIONS (inches) Regular Cab Double Cab
Overall length: 209.8/228.7 228.7/247.6 (Std bed/Long bed)
Overall width: 79.9/79.9 79.9/79.9 (Std bed/Long bed)
Overall height: 76.0/76.4 76.0/76.4 (4x2/4x4)
Wheelbase: 126.8/145.7 145.7/164.6 (Std bed/Long bed)
TRUCK BED DIMENSIONS (inches)
Bed length 78.7/97.6 787.7/97.6 (Std bed/Long bed)
Bed width 66.4 66.4 (at tailgate)
Bed width 50.0 50.0 (between wheel wells):
Bed depth: 22.2 22.2


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For people who may be unfamiliar with the Insane Clown Posse, I give you ICP for dummies: Two guys, Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope, have built an underground empire around absurd, carnival-themed, hip-hop.
For twenty years or so the rappers performed with painted faces and graphic lyrics about hatchet-men and circus demons.
Sadly, some of their fans aren't the brightest and have committed crimes--some seriously violent crimes. ICP has never taken credit and actually writes off the more extreme fans as lunatics.
But things took a turn last year when the FBI put the group, and it's fans, in the list of violent gangs.
A 13-minute video of the two talking to fans at a concert, Shaggy 2 Dope explains the gravity of the situation. Carefully editing the explicit content, we'll air Shaggy 2 Dopes comments and work to understand what that means for other groups put on lists as "potential threats."
Oh, and by the way, Shaggy 2 Dope announced that they are suing the FBI. Read more about that at JuggalosFightBack.com.
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So I text him that he NEEDS to contact storage to get buyers info etc. He is NOT responding. And...uf it sold for more than what was owed....he will get a check.
I keep thinking of tge contents. Heartbreaking. But my daughter took it well....saying many ppl lise everything in a fire & its only stuff.
Ive got Ds11. I would trade everything for him. I guess I did.
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I hope you can find some of your stuff.
Check with your divorce lawyer. Maybe because he had possession of so much of your belongings, and let it go due to his recklessness, maybe that will come out of his part of the marital distribution at the time of the divorce.
And, here's a thought....even if it's not true (that this will become part of the distribution) you can always text him and tell him that this will probably come out of his share of the marital assets, BUT if you can get back your children's memorabilia then you might not push that point in the divorce! (worth a try, it might light a fire under his A$$ and see if he can find the buyer of the storage unit).
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When he cheated on me i sold nearly everything in our 3500sf house at fire sale $$.
Did you do this with his knowledge and approval? I won't justify his cheating, but this doesn't sound exactly rational in my book either.
I hope you can get info on the buyer and maybe they will be sympathetic to your plight.
Is the company willing to contact the buyer on your behalf considering the contents of the unit and the situation?
I can't imagine the buyer being interested in your gifts from the kids etc, at least. You know?
Here's a thought (for moving forward). Any special sentimental things can be digitally saved. Not everybody has the space to hold onto the many mementos that enter our lives.
But taking photos will save them forever...esp. if you keep the photos in TWO places (on SD cards).
Also great idea to do this for insurance purposes...photograph all furniture, appliances, collections (coins/stamps), clothes closets (not every item, but to show volume, and perhaps if you have a few pricey pieces photograph those separately.
I feel War of the Roses! I want revenge
2x4: DO NOT mess your life up because of this man by doing something that will get you arrested. He's already ruined a significant part of you life. Don't let him be responsible for more.
Yes- I WOULD be VERY upset and would move heaven and earth to get MY shit BACK. Go on the internet. Go viral. GET your stuff back legally and never talk to the bastard again.
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Wharfedale Observer readers write to the Editor about the issues that matter to them.
Teacher made biggest impression on my learning
4:33pm Monday 8th September 2014
I agree wholeheartedly with the sentiments expressed in Margo Atkinson's letter published in last week's paper. Miss Weatherall taught me English Language and Literature at Ilkley Secondary School and I shall never forget my early impressions of her. The commanding and cultured tones, big permed hair and sensible shoes all contributed to a formidable no nonsense persona. In fact, the lady was absolutely terrifying. I still remember the occasion when she ordered me to her towering desk in front of the class and demanded to know why I had written the date in abbreviated format (i.e. 2.5.62) at the top of my essay. My stammered excuse obviously sounded feeble; Miss Weatherall's neck and face reddened and she went ballistic.
Your view: letters
2:38pm Thursday 4th September 2014
'MAJORITY are in favour of a shoot ban', Ilkley Gazette August 28, was a misleading cover for a dismally devised 'survey'. Ask perverse questions and you get perverse answers.
Thought for the Week
2:36pm Thursday 4th September 2014
Saddened to learn of death of Ilkley teacher
9:58am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
I WAS saddened to learn in last week's Ilkley Gazette of the death of Miss Mary Weatherall, an influential part of the lives of so many local young people, whether or not they appreciated it.
Around and About - news from clubs and societies across the district
2:38pm Thursday 28th August 2014
Picture of the Week
2:32pm Thursday 28th August 2014
THIS week's Picture of the Week comes from Steve Davey, of Otley.
'The greatest one-armed cyclist'
4:36pm Thursday 21st August 2014
FOLLOWING on from the impressive Yorkshire stages of the Tour de France and the undoubted success of the current local cycling talent, it is good to see the Wharfedale area celebrating everything on two wheels.
Why do developers want to get out of building affordable housing?
4:22pm Thursday 21st August 2014
I find it extremely strange that we have horror stories of a shortage of housing and house prices going up when developers are still coming back to planners saying their approved planning applications are not viable unless they get out of their affordable housing obligations. Clearly, if house prices are going up and up developers can afford to fulfil their obligations.
More research needed into Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP)
3:56pm Tuesday 12th August 2014
I WAS thrilled to read about Jack Megson's fundraising for Epilepsy Charities.
Cuckoo sightings encouraging
4:38pm Thursday 7th August 2014
IT IS most encouraging that John Stidworthy (Cuckoos galore, Letters, July 31) could see and hear so many cuckoos on Ilkley Moor this spring and early summer. The Moor does seem to be one of their local strongholds although John Flood, the Wharfedale Naturalists' Bird Recorder until this year, noted in his 2013 report that "The time when members living on the edge of Ilkley Moor used to complain about being bombarded incessantly with calling birds as well as the odd one landing on their lawns seems an age away, although that was still the case when I started this job of recorder in 2003!"
Thought for the Week
2:05pm Thursday 31st July 2014
Your letters to the editor
2:01pm Thursday 31st July 2014
Picture of the week
1:59pm Thursday 31st July 2014
This week's Picture of the Week comes from Karen Auty. It is of two fisherman at dusk catching American crayfish in Yeadon tarn.
Archdeacon responds to scouts over Guiseley church land development plans
8:46am Tuesday 15th July 2014
As the Archdeacon of Bradford I have been involved with discussions about development of the church land in Guiseley from the beginning. For years, the Diocese has used all of this large parcel of land for the benefit of the community - as the school playing fields and an area for the scouts and guides. The Diocese is fully committed to these groups and wishes to see them thrive. When the plan to develop this parcel of land was agreed objections were raised that this would squeeze the land left to the scouts and guides. The Diocese listened and now is drawing up a new arrangement to allocate extra land to the scouts and guides.
Club Francophone du Wharfedale going strong
8:34am Tuesday 15th July 2014
On behalf of the Club Francophone du Wharfedale, I should like to thank this newspaper for its enduring support. It regularly give publicity to our activities and the appeal we made through its columns in June for new members – notably for the Committee – has helped us recruit several people. The Club now has a new committee and is looking forward to another fruitful and rewarding year, with a varied programme. Readers interested in France, its language and culture are welcome to contact me on email@example.com for further details.
Parking in this town is frustrating
7:59am Wednesday 9th July 2014
AM I alone in finding it incredibly frustrating that some selfish car drivers park in such a way with Ilkley's limited parking bays that they effectively take up two spaces by leaving the odd useless metre or so in front of their own vehicle? More care really ought to be taken.
Picture of the Week
12:01pm Tuesday 8th July 2014
THIS week's Picture of the Week comes from Linda Lee. It is in response to the request for pictures of the heron which has been spending time on the river Wharfe. This image was actually captured at Strid Woods at Bolton Abbey.
We would be prepared to pay for extra bin bags
12:13pm Monday 2nd June 2014
Councillor Jackie Whiteley's letter (New brown bins will not meet my recycling needs, May 22) raises many points BMDC needs to answer.
'Bins are a hazard' in Ilkley's visitor areas
12:25pm Friday 23rd May 2014
Overflowing bins in one of the Ilkley's busiest visitor areas after an influx of daytrippers last weekend were a health hazard, a concerned resident has claimed.
We've had another busy year on Addingham Parish Council
4:23pm Thursday 8th May 2014
I would like to thank all those who attended the Annual Parish Meeting on May 1, at the Memorial Hall.
Is this how we wish to be seen by visitors for Tour?
3:15pm Friday 2nd May 2014
'Empty pubs greet visitors as they arrive in Otley'. The Yeoman, which belongs to Tates, is in a good state of repair but looking rather unloved, and The Summercross is derelict and an eyesore.
Praise for staff at Red Gables Nursing Home
12:14pm Friday 25th April 2014
Having read a couple of articles in your newspaper regarding Red Gables Nursing Home, I would just like to express my experiences.
Casual attitude to Page 3 does disservice to women
10:46am Thursday 17th April 2014
Recently I was contacted by a resident asking me to support the 'No More Page 3' campaign to get The Sun newspaper to remove the topless models from the paper.
Sexual objectification effects on society can't be ignored
10:45am Thursday 17th April 2014
I am writing to ask if readers would support the 'No More Page 3' campaign, asking The Sun to remove its outdated and inappropriate page 3.
Where will families send their children to school?
10:44am Thursday 17th April 2014
While chatting with my new neighbours the other day it transpired that they were still having to travel back and forth to Bradford each day, where they moved from, doing the school run for their primary-aged kids.
Considerable efforts have been made with gardens
10:43am Thursday 17th April 2014
Perhaps Linda Lee should have made contact with the Trustees of the Darwin Gardens before going into print, as she would have been reassured that considerable efforts have been made recently, not only to prepare the gardens for the forthcoming Tour de France, but also for the many visitors who enjoy this amenity all year round.
A marketable asset that is not being used to its fullest
10:42am Thursday 17th April 2014
We have a very marketable asset in Darwin Gardens Millennium Green and I feel it is not being used to its fullest.
How are 50,000 coming to the Tour going to get in?
10:41am Thursday 17th April 2014
Last week, BBC Radio Four You And Yours programme broadcast a lengthy upbeat report on Ilkley relating to the Tour de France. Great publicity for Ilkley, even disregarding the cycle race!
I knew Clive for 40 years as a friend and colleague
10:39am Thursday 17th April 2014
I would like to express my sympathies and shock at the death of Councillor Clive Fox.
Clive will be both missed and remembered in area
10:38am Thursday 17th April 2014
I was deeply saddened to hear the news about Councillor Clive Fox.
Approach to plan is one of crying crocodile tears
10:26am Thursday 17th April 2014
The news about Chris Greaves in last week's Gazette, along with the rumour that Anne Hawkesworth will also stand down when her term of office is up, will leave this area bereft of two doughty independent-minded champions.
No secret I have become increasingly disillusioned
2:38pm Thursday 10th April 2014
I have, after much thought, decided that now is the right time for me to retire, so I will not be seeking re-election when my term of office comes to an end this May.
Too many concessions are made to developers
3:34pm Thursday 3rd April 2014
I was very impressed with the public meeting held on Tuesday regarding the potential housing development in Otley. As a long-standing Otley resident I feel that we have not had a proper opportunity to direct any of this development in a meaningful manner.
Six weeks not enough for Local Plan 'consultation'
4:19pm Thursday 27th March 2014
By now most of the residents of Ben Rhydding and Ilkley should be aware of the Core Strategy of Bradford Council's 'Draft' Local Plan – in summary it is to build 42,100 new homes in the Bradford District by 2028, of which 19,000 are designated to be built on green belt. For Ilkley the Plan is to build 800 new homes, of which most would likely be on green belt.
Absurdity of current free school transport policy
4:17pm Thursday 20th March 2014
There is no method in this madness! Here is another example of the Labour-controlled Bradford Council's cost-cutting initiatives that doesn't save money but penalises families for no good reason.
Readers' Letters
1:25pm Friday 14th March 2014
As a parent I was appalled to read that Leeds City Council has sold off the caretaker's house at Bramhope Primary School, removing the opportunity for the school to expand in order to meet the needs of the population (Wharfedale & Airedale Observer, 6/3/14).
The parish precept and council chairmanship
3:34pm Thursday 6th March 2014
I write with some regret, but necessity, in reply to recent letters in this paper regarding the parish precept and also my chairmanship of Ilkley Parish Council, one of the letters being extremely offensive.
Together we campaigned against these unfair cuts
11:58am Friday 28th February 2014
Working together, residents and councillors in Wharfedale achieve a better outcome for our villages.
Ilkley Parish Council's decision astonishing when families in austerity
3:44pm Thursday 20th February 2014
The decision by Ilkley Parish Council to increase its precept by 22 per cent is an astonishing decision when hard-working families in the town are feeling the effects of austerity.
No assessment made of new housing impact on Otley infrastructure
1:49pm Thursday 13th February 2014
Otley's inadequate infrastructure (transport links, schools, doctors, dentists, etc) is under threat from the construction of 1,177 additional houses.
Labour appear to have got their figures wrong
11:53am Friday 7th February 2014
Regular readers of this paper will know that I take my role of scrutinising Otley Town Council Labour administration's spending plans seriously and this year is no exception.
This is inevitable result of plans to build 800 houses in Ilkley
12:25pm Friday 31st January 2014
Even more children born in Ilkley today will not be able to attend their first or second choice primary school.
Generation motivated by and living with technology
3:58pm Thursday 23rd January 2014
As a parent of a Year 7 pupil at Prince Henry's Grammar School in Otley I support the iPad scheme.
When it rains again, we can expect floods again
10:44am Friday 17th January 2014
Regarding your article about the inconvenience of the closure (by flood) of the A65 at Menston, it might reasonably have been expected, I think, that having had the road blocked, a car winched out and the emergency services in attendance, Bradford Council would have cleared the drains on the A65 to prevent this happening again, particularly as more heavy rain is forecast for the coming week.
It must not be a 'Grand Depart' for Ilkley Manor House Museum
1:10pm Friday 10th January 2014
All the excitement surrounding Le Grand Depart of the Tour de France coming through Ilkley is severely tempered by the news that another 'grand depart' for Ilkley is on the cards. The future of Ilkley's Manor House Museum and Art Gallery remains doubtful after Bradford MDC's proposal that the building could be mothballed and sold if no workable plan for 'Community Management' was in place/forming by the end of March.
Possible chance to relax bus subsidy proposals?
1:46pm Friday 3rd January 2014
Further to my earlier letter, I am writing to let your readers have an update on North Yorkshire County Council's proposals to reduce the bus subsidy for tendered bus services throughout the county, particularly those affecting Wharfedale.
Thanks to everyone who supported Victorian Fayre
12:03pm Tuesday 24th December 2013
May I take this opportunity, as the 2013 chair of the 28th Otley Victorian Fayre, to publicly thank the many people without whom we would not be able to put on such a large event? Many extra stewards come on board on the actual day of the fayre. I especially want to thank my dedicated small team of volunteers who put in many months of hard work leading up to the annual event.
Council's decision-making is holding community back
12:02pm Tuesday 24th December 2013
I was really frustrated to read the headline 'Council calls for U-turn on school's iPad plan'.
I am opposed to school's iPad scheme in principle
12:00pm Tuesday 24th December 2013
Rarely do I get so angry about something to feel the need to write to the papers to share my views but on this occasion I am sufficiently moved to do so.
The key point must be to improve the infrastructure
11:59am Tuesday 24th December 2013
I was dismayed to read Richard Askham's letter as he is missing a few key points here.
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With all the buzz around Manny Machado recently focusing on his immature escapades against the Oakland A's that lead up to a five game suspension, it's refreshing to see him simply put his head back on his shoulders. On Monday he did just that and then some, collecting five hits in an extra inning showdown versus the Washington Nationals, sealing victory for the Orioles in game one of the Beltway Series. He had his hands full, as opposing starter Stephen Strasburg tends to create quite a challenge for opposing teams, striking out 27.8% and allowing just a 2.58 xFIP. Yet every lock has a key, and Machado picked through Strasburg and the rest of the Nats' bullpen with surgeon-esque precision.
1st Inning/1 Out/Bases Empty/1-0 Count
After missing up with a first pitch fastball, Strasburg tries to catch Manny off-guard with a changeup on the inner half. But he's ready for the pitch and clears his hips to drive it down the left field foul line. I've written before that Strasburg's change piece is a work of art, and this was another good pitch here. Even though he hits his spot, it's set up in a spot where Machado can still turn on it, and he makes Strasburg pay by getting two bases off it.
4th Inning/No Outs/Bases Empty/3-1 Count
Strasburg began this at-bat the same as the last, attacking Machado up with the heater. But this time he let himself fall behind in the count, forcing him to come right after the batter. Wilson Ramos sets up outside but Strasburg misses his spot and ends up back inside where Machado hurt him last time. Instead, here's a 95 mph pitch that can only be fought off, and fortunately enough falls in no man's land for his second base knock of the day.
Strasburg's control has allowed him to only throw 46 pitches in 3-0 and 3-1 counts, but 65.2% of them have been four seam fastballs. He's no different here, and he may want a new game plan when he falls behind in the count next time. Even though Machado is late, he's looking fastball and gets it. It's a good enough swing to be able to just muster the muscle to push it to the outfield.
6th Inning/1 Out/Bases Empty/2-2 Count
The last battle between Strasburg and Machado ended up being the best, ending with the count even on a good pitch. Neither player was ahead in the count by more than one pitch in the at-bat, although Ramos helped buy an extra strike to lead it off about 4 inches above the zone. Here, sick of his other two pitches getting hit by Manny, Strasburg spins him his second curveball of the day, and at-bat. Ramos sets up towards the bottom of the zone, hoping to get a whiff on the pitch. Strasburg pulls off the ball too early though, and he leaves it up where Machado bangs a grounder into the 5.5 hole.
You can see the amazing mid-pitch adjustment made, as Machado was geared up for fastball and begins to shift his momentum, but then has to rely just on his torso as he realizes what pitch really is coming at him. He executed this adaptive swing well, and that gave himself a perfect 3-3 line against one of the game's premier pitchers.
10th Inning/2 Outs/Man On 1st/2-2 Count
Manny finally gets a chance to hit with a man on board, thanks to a Nick Markakis single the batter prior. Drew Storen gets ahead with a first pitch fastball down Broadway, then promptly spiked the next pitch to even the count. A slider outside then a foul tip on another pitch down the chute, and the count is knotted at 2-2. Storen goes to his putaway pitch, his changeup low and away, and gets a silly swing out of Machado. But Manny channels the ghosts of Camden's past (they travel for the Beltway Series), this time in the form of Vladimir Guerrero's shoestring hit. Look at where this pitch is located, the light blue square at the bottom:
Yeah, that's pretty low. At least six inches below his knees. It's remarkable he got fooled so badly, yet still remained focused enough to put a good swing on the pitch. His perseverance rewarded him with his fourth hit of the day, and third single. And the big reward was about to come.
11th Inning/2 Outs/1 Man On/1-2 Count
Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. This is the third hit Machado got off a two strike pitch, and it was a big one. Manager Matt Williams brought in Aaron Barrett specifically with Machado in mind, and the plan worked through the first four pitches. He got Manny to whiff on a nasty slider and expand the zone to foul off a fastball, and found himself a strike away from giving the Nats a chance for a walk-off.
Now the catcher calls the slider and sets up low, ready to put away Machado for good. But of course, Barrett can't get a good release point on the pitch and hangs it, right down the middle on a silver platter.
Part of what makes this performance so exciting is that it's a comeback of sorts, as much as you can expect from a kid who turned 22 two days ago. He's had a long road to recovery from his injury, and even with that healed Machado has been dealing with adversity at every turn. His maturity issues and slow start to the season brought up some talk about a possible demotion, but last night he showed why he belongs in the Show. He knows how to make the proper adjustments at the highest level, how to attack early and how to defend when behind, and he's still improving. Manny Machado didn't just flash what kind of hitter he is last night, he put on an all out showcase. What a game last night, and what a bright future for Manny.


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Emma 25
A few years ago the Twin Cities Women's Choir was fortunate to be chosen as part of the Emma 25. Each year Emma donates their email marketing services to 25 non-profit organizations. This was and continues to be an amazing gift for the Choir. Recently we were asked to write a short blurb about what Emma means to the Choir. They will share this information with non-profits considering applying for this donation:
The Twin Cities Women's Choir has a very small staff of 4 part time people. An Executive Director, who is the only Administrative staff and the rest are Artistic staff: Artistic Director, Assistant Artistic Director and Accompanist. Having Emma "join" our staff has transformed our communications with our singers (150), volunteers (105), audiences (3,000) and donors making it fast and efficient. It is easy for volunteers to enter names, emails and addresses into our data base and simple to categorize and sort the names. The Choir has templates to use for both our Newsletters and NewsNotes. Emails are easy to send and we can also print labels from our list if we wish to do a snail mailing. Help from the Emma staff is excellent and responses are very prompt to any request we have had about using Emma. Thank you for choosing us as one of your non-profits. We could not afford to purchase your services and we appreciate all that you do for us.
Emma 25 is now gearing up to to invite another round of nonprofits to apply for the program this season. The announcement about this will go out in November. Please let any other non-profits about Emma and encourage them to apply for this free email marketing service.
Emma helps organizations everywhere communicate & market in style.
Visit Emma online at http://www.myemma.com
The Twin Cities Women's Choir combines the world's passion for music with a passion for transforming lives and building stronger communities.
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Congratulations to Mary on her selection as a Woman of Distinction
I would like to congratulate Mary Bussman for having been nominated and selected as a Woman of Distinction by Century College.
Century began its Women of Distinction awards in 2005 to highlight the accomplishments of women in our society, and also to celebrate that more women gain access to higher education through community/technical colleges than through any other type of post-secondary institution.
Lucky Silent Auction Winner
Marie Bergerson was the lucky silent auction winner of lunch with Mary Bussman and Pat Teiken. They lunched at WA Frost.
TCWC Members Provide Sponsorship for Golf Fundraiser for 2011 & 2012
TCWC members (Barb Gacek and Sue Harris) joined together to sponsor a hole at the Gophers Women Basketball Golf Fundraiser! These two members sponsored for both 2011 and 2012!
ENCORE! Performed for Sandra Shallcross' Wedding
ENCORE! performed for Sandra Shallcross' wedding on Saturday August 6th in the Sensory Garden at the Minnesota Arboretum in Chanhassen, MN. Sandra is a former Soprano 1 in TCWC and ENCORE. The ethereal "Set Me As a Seal" was chosen for the entrance of the groomsmen and the flower girl and "Shen Khar Venakhi" for the bride's processional. Thanks to Erica Mauter for serving as coordinator and director, and to Mara Hennen for pinch hitting as an Alto 1! Seated here, glowing from the heat and the excitement are (front row): Michelle Proulx, Erica Mauter, Catharine Van Nostrand, Makeda Norris, Amanda Balagur and Diana van Deusen. Back row: Mara Hennen, Kim Stevenson, Sarah Ravely, Kelly Reich. Also attached is a shot of the beautiful bride caught from the sidelines.
Scrapbook Memories from Divas and Desserts 2011
View this YouTube link for snapshots from our 2011 Divas and Desserts concert accompanied with the song "My Heart's at Home" by Tysann Forsman: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKAe5aRX9OE]
MaryAnn Watters receives the Jean Loh Award
The Jean Loh Award was established by the Board with the purpose of recognizing individuals that:
- Have been a member of the choir for 5 years or more;
- Give unconditionally of self, time, money and/or talents to the Choir;
- Exhibits a caring and giving spirit;
- Described by others as a dedicated and tireless volunteer; and
- Consistently goes above and beyond.
MaryAnn joined the choir in 1999 immediately began to volunteer her time and resources. She has multiple talents, not only as a singer, but as a leader, an organizer and a woodworker. She is someone with a caring spirit and can always be counted on to help out whenever needed. She has built podiums for the Artistic director to conduct from and shelves to store our many supplies. She has made numerous tables and cutting boards to donate to our silent auction. MaryAnn sets up our sound system for rehearsals, assists with concert set up, hauls endless supplies and equipment. She organizes and leads clean up for Divas and Desserts concert. She invests countless hours into creating archives of the choir's history and serves as a section leader of the Alto 2's which entails many hours of her time.
- In addition to giving countless hours to the choir, she has given financially, including annual cash donations, silent auction items, Co – sponsoring the Sue Fern Burn, sponsoring CDs and commissions.
- All around she is the choir's go to girl and she always does it with a smile, and if you're lucky, a joke or two!
Composer Elizabeth Alexander Visits Rehearsal
We welcomed local composer, Elizabeth Alexander, to a recent rehearsal. We sang her piece, "Where There is Light in the Soul," at our Illuminations concerts on December 6. What a thrill to get to know her and learn how this beautiful song came to be. It was like seeing our mission in action – singing, performing and affirming the voices of women. Thank you, Elizabeth!
"New Light-Winter Solstice" Winner of Emerging Female Composers Contest
Last summer, TCWC announced a competition for new works by female composers speaking to the theme of Illuminations: The Return of Light to Our Lives. Entries were received from across the country and as far away as Great Britain, and this beautiful piece by Dr. Ellen Gilson Voth, based on a poem by Sylvia Ross, was selected as a winner.
Voth enjoys a diverse career as a choral conductor, educator, composer and pianist. She earned her doctoral degree in music education with a choral conducting emphasis at the Hartt School of Music in West Hartford, CT.
The competition was developed as a new way to support the choir's mission: to sing, perform and affirm the voices of women.
We were very excited to add the choral composition contest to our annual Illuminations concert. Illuminations takes place in December and is our first major concert of the season. Our February show is a collaborative performance with another group. Our May show has the Divas & Desserts theme and we often debut a commissioned piece there. Adding the choral composition contest to Illuminations concert rounds out our season with another component by which we live our mission to "Sing, Perform, and Affirm the Voices of Women."


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Five Red Flag Indicators That It's Time to Find a New Vet
by Nancy Kay, DVM, ACVIM
When someone learns that I'm a veterinarian, their face predictably light up with a smile. It appears that most folks believe that vets are wonderful. After all, we clearly love animals and we must be very smart- everyone knows how difficult it is to get into veterinary school. In fact, people seem far less skeptical of their vet's capabilities and intentions than they are of their own physician's.
Time for a reality check……
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Bruno has been a very good boy this year and is ready for his forever home!
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About 2nd Chance Dachshund Rescue
Greetings dachshund lovers! Before looking into adoption from our organization, PLEASE be aware that we are not like most rescues. Our mission and passion is education about our beloved breed AND excellent standards of care that will enable you, the adopter, to be the best advocate for your dog(s) that you can be.
We are not looking for perfection or reasons to disqualify you for adoption! We are looking for patient, open minded individuals that will welcome the information we have to share and be willing to discuss and address any concerns we have prior to adoption.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Liberty – Special Needs
Well, I think we've turned a corner with Libby. The diet from Sabine Contreras seems to be doing the trick and her belly is no longer touching her spine. Her eyes are bright and she's starting to enjoy the routine with the other dogs in the home. Her kidneys are crappy, but seem to be holding steady. Between the moisture in her food and the water she drinks, she appears hydrated enough. I must get her up in the middle of the night once to go potty and every time wakes up during the day, she's taken out right away. Other than that, it's like having a younger dog – you just need to remember to take them out often. We'll continue to wait and see and try to get her as healed and healthy as possible. Is there a home out there for Libby? Someone willing to work with her traitorious kidneys? I hope so. Someone that is retired or works from home would be perfect. You couldn't ask for a more affectionate, sweet natured girl. She LOVES all other dogs and people and NEVER, ever barks. Except in her dreams…. and that's just plain 'ole cute!
Liberty – What Now?
The results are in from Liberty's latest round of tests. She has no malabsorbtion issues. So, Dr. Rhodes is hoping that once we finish treating her for internal parasites and get her on a quality diet, she will thrive. If she does not, we will have to consider that she has cancer. We DO know that she has a problem with her kidneys and will always be a little girl that will go pee a lot. Of course, we're praying that the parasite treatment, good food, and frequent access to a potty place will be all that is needed for her to live a happy, healthy life.
Liberty – Waiting
Well, it's Sunday and Liberty is hard at work stealing hearts, playing with the occassional toy, and snuggling the crap out of any dog or person that will hold still long enough. We are waiting for the results from the latest round of tests taken on Saturday, 10/13/2012. We're hoping that they'll reveal that she has some sort of deficiency that causes malabsorbtion that can be easily remedied with supplements. Her kidneys continue to be total slackers, and that does have us a bit worried. In the meantime, she's getting fed as much of a bland diet as her little tummy will hold and being encouraged to rest. Basically, dachshund paradise.
Hello world!
Hello dachshund lovers and fans of 2nd Chance Dachshund Rescue! This is our new site where we hope to combine our passion for sharing important information with our adoptable and rescued dachshunds! Please be patient as we develop this new site in our "spare" time!


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