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Military Historian Terry Beckenbaugh Discusses The First Year of the Civil War in Missouri
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October 20, 2011
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Military Historian Terry Beckenbaugh Discusses The First Year of the Civil War in Missouri
Historian Terry Beckenbaugh of the Military History Department at the Command and General Staff College at FortLeavenworth discusses The First Year of the Civil War in Missouri on Thursday, October 27, 2011, at 6:30 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St.
By the time the Civil War officially began on April 12, 1861, Missouri's political structure was already deeply divided between pro-secessionists and unionists. Events like the Camp Jackson Affair on May 10, 1861, just outside of St. Louis changed the political fights to actual combat, culminating in the Battle of Wilson's Creek on August 10, 1861.
Wilson's Creek was a significant battle, but it did not secure Missouri for either side, and opened the door to three years of guerrilla warfare that devastated the state.
Admission is free. A 6 p.m. reception precedes the event. RSVP online or call 816.701.3407. Free parking is available at the Library District Parking Garage at 10th & Baltimore.
Major funding for programs at the Kansas City Public Library is provided by a generous grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.

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A haven of peace and tranquility
When the rush and noise of Paris gets too much this is a great place to return to! On rue de Berri which runs between the Champs-Elysees and rue du Faubourg St. Honor�, so perfectly situated for sightseeing and shopping.
The staff must rate amongst the most helpful at any hotel I've ever stayed at. Rooms and food first rate
Will never stay anywhere else in Paris again
We just returned from five nights at the Lancaster, the last leg on our two-week honeymoon trip. What a great place. Location was perfect, on a small street just a few feet of the Champs-elysees. Staff was perfect, always helpful, always pleasant. The room was perfect, the bed was perhaps the most comfortable of any hotel bed I've ever slept in. There was a lovely small terrace on which to enjoy some quiet reading. I absolutely loved this hotel, and we agreed that we were never stay anywhere else in Paris again; we'll always return to the Lancaster. I don't think that we're alone. During our stay, we encountered an Oscar-winning actor who was staying there as well, who also seemed to very much be enjoying his stay there.
Perfect Penthouse
We just returned from 10 days in France and spent the last two nights at the Hotel Lancaster. We had booked a weekend special through the Leading Hotels website and were given the 8th floor Penthouse suite (Chambre 80) with breakfast included. The hotel is ideally situated on a small side street north of the Champs near the George V metro stop with virtually no noticable street noise. Everyone we encountered was extremely pleasant and polite and helpful. The room itself was enormous by Paris standards. The living room was well furnished with east and west views above the surrounding buildings and a large terrace that is accessible from both the living room and the bedroom that offers specatcular views of the Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, and Sacre Couer. The bedroom is very ornate with a comfortable bed and nice Frette sheets. The adjoining bathroom is large with very good shower pressure. There are no other rooms on the 8th floor, which insures great privacy. The restaurant is pricey, but tasty. I faxed the hotel in advance for restaurant reservations and they were in order upon my arrival. All in all, a very well run hotel in a very nice part of Paris.
Simply the Best
This is the best hotel I have stayed in. With only 60 rooms the hotel is very peaceful and personal. The rooms are very comfortable with large bathrooms and the bed is the most comfortable I have ever experienced. The staff are very attentive, polite and helpful, nothing is a problem to them. After a long day's sightseeing or shopping the courtyard bar is a joy to come back to for a cool, relaxing drink away from the madding crowds. The restaurant is run by a 3 michelin star chef and as such is very popular so make sure you book. I will return over and over again to the Lancaster as I love it so much and I'm sure that you will too.
Excellent hotel in great location
Recently we went to Paris for a photography wokshop with a small group of professionals. After reviewing all the overwhelming choices of amazing hotels in Paris, we decided on Hotel Lancaster from many recommendations. It is a superb hotel. Staff is unbelievably accomodating, they are always helpful with reservations, event suggestions, directions etc.. The location is in the middle of Champs Elysees but on a quiet street; my room had a wonderful window to the courtyard which I could hear a faint trickle of their fountain. The sheets/linens are elegant - Frette. Restaurant is impressive - creative combinations of gourmet food. The size of the hoptel is ideal - boutique feel but with french charm as opposed to a lot of soul -less trendy boutique places. The only minor minus is the internet connection which was challenging with a mac, but they are working on that problem and most likely will have it resolved shortly. All around, one of my favorite hotels, and I travel extensively.
A home away from home
I have been to Paris several times, however, this hotel experience gave me a home away from home. It's boutique size and great customer service made Paris a warm and welcoming place for English speakers from around the world. They make great restaurant recommendations and the hotel staffs are very friendly and helpful. It has elegant d�cor and a great breakfast.
Wonderful experience
I just returned from 3 all-too-short days at the wonderful Lancaster. My room was a beautiful double for single occupancy on the courtyard with not a sound except for the pleasant splash of a water fountain. Room was beautifully decorated with Frette linens and lovely antiques. The bathroom had a large window onto the courtyard with a huge tub and separate stall shower.
The food was first rate and the men at the door and concierge desk could not have been friendlier.(When I left my cologne behind, I received not one, but two, calls and an offer to deliver it to my Left Bank hotel, where I had transferred to spend time with friends).
I can't wait to return to the Lancaster.
A great hotel!
My wife and I just returned from Paris where we stayed six nights at the Lancaster. This is a great hotel with the finest service. What a friendly staff! Our suite (upgrade with AMEX plan) facing the courtyard was so quiet we could open the windows at night. The excellent continental breakfast (served until 11:30!!) includes meats, cheeses, smoked salmon. My only complaint was the highly excessive cost (35 Euro/day) of the hotel's WI-FI connection.
Excellet ambience at The Lancaster
Recently returned from The Lancaster in Paris. This is a very fine small hotel in an excellent location one block from the Champs-Elysees (8th). We enjoyed the calm ambiance and the mixture of antiques and asian decor. The service is impecable and courteous. If you are looking for refined and elegant acommodations in Paris, this is the place! We can't wait to return.
Avoid the Suit's & stay with Bently owners etc.
Avoid the suit & tie types. If you have moved beyond that and possilby drive a Bentley and/or Ferrari this is your place and you like privacy. The staff is excellent and service is great. Enjoy the private patio every night with great service and attention without the gawking crowds and tourist types. Food is excellent.
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Introducing the 3D Revolve effect
Introducing the 3D Revolve effect
All right kids here is what you have to look forward to, we're going to start with this underwhelming path outline right here, which looks like nothing so much as a poorly executed radioactive ear, but it's actually half an apple, go figure. And we are ultimately going to apply Illustrator's 3D revolve effect in order to create this volumetric apple right there. And notice that what we have is a 3D form with all sorts of highlights and shadows that are executed automatically by Illustrator. This is a dynamic effect incidentally, quite easy to apply as well.
The only problem with it is that it looks pretty fake, it look like a candy apple. And that's because I executed it using the plastic shading, which gives me these very bright highlights and harsh shadows. However, I wanted something a little bit organic, so we'll ultimately take this illustration into Photoshop to create this final artwork. And it's all based on that poorly executed radioactive ear. So let me show you what's going on. I'm going to switch back to Illustrator and the document that I have open here is called Half an apple.ai it's found inside the 29_3D folder.
Now, something I want you to note about this path outline, a few things actually. First of all, note that it's an open path, so the end points are not connected by a segment. Also by the way the two end points are exactly aligned with each other. And I did that by marqueeing the two end points like so, and then going out to the control panel and clicking on the Horizontal Align Right icon. Now, the reason this is so important is because you're going to be rotating the apple around a vertical axis, and so you don't want any gaps to show up. And you will have gaps, if your points aren't perfectly aligned.
Also notice that we have a fairly thick, it's actually a six point stroke and it's red, and that red stroke will form the outer rim of the apple. So the stroke will actually serve as the peel of the apple. This radial gradient on the inside will theoretically serve as the inside of the apple the meat. However, it's actually just going to cause this problems, because 3D revolve doesn't like gradients very much. And I'll show you how to put the gradients back in there later, but for now let me introduce you to the command.
I'm going to press the V key in order to switch to the Black Arrow tool and I'm going to click on the path outline in order to select it. Then I'll go up to the Effect menu and choose 3D. Now, Illustrator offers three varieties of 3D effect. You've got Extrude & Bevel, which adds extruded edges, so 3D edges to your path outlines, really useful for type affects. I'll show you how that works in the future exercise. We've got Revolve, which is command we're about to use, which allows you to revolve essentially half a path around a vertical axis.
And then finally we've got Rotate and rotate is the least interesting of the bunch. We saw it back in chapter 15 actually. All it does is take a 2D object and rotate it in 3D space. So it's as if you're just taking a piece of flat poster art and putting it up on the billboard or something along those lines. As I say, we already saw in Chapter 15, there is no sense dwelling on it, we're going to focus on these two commands right there. I'm going to go ahead and choose the Revolve command in order to bring up the 3D Revolve Options dialog box. And what I recommend you do, just because this dialog box is a little bit off-putting at first, these are really great controls you just have to come to terms with them.
So what I suggest you do is turn on the Preview check box, and notice, as Illustrator is generating the preview and doing such a bad job of rotating the object, we'll address that in the second. Notice this warning that says the Gradients will be rasterized. That's no never mind. That really doesn't matter at all, but what it is saying is that any gradients that are inside the object, that Gradient Fill for example it's going to be converted to pixels, because that has to happen before Illustrator can apply its 3D computations. Anyway, what we're doing right now is rotating the apple around the wrong side.
So instead of rotating the apple path around its right side, which is what we want Illustrator is deciding to rotate it around its left side. So we're getting this just weird effect right here, but we can change it very easily by going down to this Offset option and saying, instead of Left Edge, we'll switch it to Right Edge. And then of course you have to wait for the preview to update, and you'll get this affect right here. So right off the bat, Illustrator has done a pretty stellar job, that is, with one modification of course, and we're getting this completely enclosed apple, which is pretty thrilling I think.
Now at this point you can start dragging the object in 3D space and you do that by dragging this box around. So notice, if I drag one of these edges, I see a wireframe preview of the apple in the background, and then when I release I'll go ahead and see the preview update as well. So you're going to spend a fair amount of time if you had the Preview check box turned on, waiting for that preview to generate. So what I recommend you do is just try playing around with this wireframe preview, see how it works and then join me in the next exercise, and I'll explain exactly what's going on with the three controls associated with this rotating cube.
Introducing the 3D Revolve effect provides you with in-depth training on Design. Taught by Deke McClelland as part of the Illustrator CS5 One-on-One: Mastery
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Version of Record online: 2 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0114.2011.01409.x
© 2011 The Author. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly © 2011 University of Southern California and Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly
Volume 92, Issue 4, pages 509–523, December 2011
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MAGALHÃES, E. (2011), PRESENTISM, PERSISTENCE AND COMPOSITION. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 92: 509–523. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-0114.2011.01409.x
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- Issue online: 2 NOV 2011
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Pace Benovsky's 'Presentism and Persistence,' presentism is compatible with perdurantism, tropes and bundle-of-universals theories of persisting objects. I demonstrate how the resemblance, causation and precedence relations that tie stages together can be accommodated within an ersatzer presentist framework. The presentist account of these relations is then used to delineate a presentist-friendly account of the inter-temporal composition required for making worms out of stages. The defense of presentist trope theory shows how properties with indexes other than t may be said to exist at t. This involves an account of how times other than t exist at t, and how times may be multiply located at any given time. Benovsky's objection to bundles of universals is shown to assume that a bundle of properties must have the properties of its element properties.


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Part man. Part machine. All cop. I don't know if I'm remembering a tagline from the 1987 film, or if I just made that up. After rewatching the '87 version, I realized I fell into the category of "RoboCop just kind of blended together for me with the first three films, the TV show, the animated series and everything else." I wasn't part of the fanboy cry that felt their '80s world was crashing because another iconic film was being remade, as well as going from R to PG-13.
So, without that baggage going in, RoboCop vs. RoboCop seems like the perfect Film Face-off. May the best half-man, half-machine, all justice thing win. Pretty sure that wasn't a tagline either.
The Lead
RoboCop (1987)
Peter Weller is great. That wasn't necessarily the case in '87. He costarred in a few films like Firstborn. He even won Best Actor at the Paris Film Festival for Of Unknown Origin. In '84 he starred in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. As Alex Murphy he takes risks; as RoboCop he follows his commands for the most part, and is prone to violence.
RoboCop (2014)
Joel Kinnaman is unknown… for me. I never watched one episode of The Killing, mainly because for everyone who tells me it's good, there are three others who say the opposite. I don't remember him in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo or Safe House, but he's been getting regular work since 2008. As Alex Murphy he takes risks, as RoboCop he's all over the place with his thoughts and feelings, but has no issues killing bad guys.
Winner: 1987. Weller wins this one for The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, which should always be the case when one can mention that insane ride of a film. When I first saw Kinnaman on-screen I thought he didn't look like a leading man. This role proved that point. Plus, once Kinnaman becomes RoboCop, there really isn't a lot of fun to be had. That's when the good times start with the '87 film.
The Machine(s)
RoboCop (1987)
Omni Consumer Products designs alternative law-enforcement machines, known as ED-209. It accidentally kills a board member, and an alternative program results in a cyborg design named RoboCop.
RoboCop (2014)
The ED-208 and ED-209 are used to protect U.S. interests around the world, but illegal at home. OmniCorp finds a way around those laws by creating RoboCop.
Winner: 2014. As far as RoboCop goes, you can debate between a black or a silver RoboCop all you want. I don't care. The 2014 version has a gun in each leg, that's one more than the '87 version if you're scoring at home. The '14 version can also run. At the time, both used pretty cutting-edge special effects. The ED-209s still remind me of the All Terrain Scout Transport (AT-ST) from Star Wars. It's terribly sad that the '87 version can't even handle a flight of stairs. I like the addition of the ED-208s, though it would be been a great finale if RoboCop would have had to fight some of them as well. The big win here is what the '14 version looks like when his robot parts are removed. It's hilarious when Dr. Dennett Norton (Gary Oldman) has a heart to heart with what's left of him.
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Nancy Allen plays Officer Anne Lewis. You might remember Allen from The Philadelphia Experiment, Blow Out, 1941 and Carrie.
RoboCop (2014)
Michael Kenneth Williams plays Jack Lewis. You hopefully remember him from The Wire, and also Boardwalk Empire, and many small film roles which include 12 Years a Slave.
Winner: 2014. Neither partner is utilized very well. In '87 Murphy says, "Pretty neat," to Anne's abilities to punch and kick a suspect. She watches him get shot about a zillion times, then once he's RoboCop she likes the idea of helping out. With the '14 version, Jack is shot when Alex leads them into a sticky situation. He heals up, and when Alex becomes RoboCop it appears they'll be partners just like old times. That doesn't exactly play out, but then Jack comes in to save RoboCop, so RoboCop can save the day. You could easily have this be a tie, but Jack gets the edge for standing in the line of fire, and Williams gets the edge for being a huge part of the greatest TV show ever.
The Bad Guys
RoboCop (1987)
Ronny Cox plays Dick Jones, the senior president of OCP. Kurtwood Smith plays Clarence J. Boddicker, a ruthless (there's rarely another kind) gang leader. He has henchmen, which include Paul McCrane as Emil M. Antonowsky.
RoboCop (2014)
Michael Keaton plays Raymond Sellars the CEO of OmniCorp. Samuel L. Jackson is a Glen Beck-type TV host. Patrick Garrow is ruthless gang leader Antoine Vallon. Jackie Earle Haley and Gary Oldman are kind of bad/good.
Winner: 1987. The '14 version is filled with partially bad people. That doesn't make for a very interesting conflict for a cop who is mainly robotic. There are also dirty police officers, but frankly, who cares? The film really doesn't. It is nice to see Keaton in a larger role, but they never let him go "full Keaton" with a character that is begging for it. With the '87 version, every bad guy is over the top. Cox perfects this in Total Recall. Smith doesn't play an overpowering father like in Dead Poets Society and That '70s Show, which makes his bad guy all the more amusing.
The Humor
RoboCop (1987)
The film is science fiction first, but it's also a satire. There are TV shows featuring catchphrases like, "I'd buy that for a dollar," and this priceless commercial for Nukem.
RoboCop (2014)
Samuel L. Jackson's Pat Novak provides some jokes. So does Jay Baruchel, who plays OmniCorp's marketing man.
Winner: 1987. For the remake, having Jackson say the new word "Robophobic" is good. Having Haley call him Tin Man is amusing. Having RoboCop get some market testing is fun. That's about it. The '87 film has all of the satire, and perhaps most importantly, it has Emil randomly driving into a vat of toxic waste. Why? Because then he can have a bloody disgusting death. It showcases Paul Verhoeven's B-movie desires with the film.
OVERALL WINNER: RoboCop (1987) beats RoboCop (2014), 3-2.
RoboCop (1987) has its flaws. It's not a perfect movie. For awhile, it looked like the remake would pass it by. There is some really good world-building in the new version. They fully explain the pros/cons and abilities of the machines. It's a slightly interesting debate. Unfortunately, there is very little fun to be had with the 2014 version. The more robotic RoboCop becomes, the less I wanted to be sitting in the film. Also, whoever decided it was a good idea to include a wife and kid for RoboCop really should have given them something, anything to do. For those worried you won't get enough violence in the update, I'm pretty sure it has a much higher body count, but I'm sad to report no one dies/melts from toxic waste. "Crime has a new enemy," is one of the taglines for the new film. RoboCop isn't new. The film barely has an enemy.
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File under news you wish you didn't know, former Washington Capitals grinder/enforcer/paralyzer Matt Hendricks scored his first goal with his new team, the Nashville Predators, last night. Let's just say the goal was more Ovi-esque than Hendy-ish.
As Hendricks' skated the puck into the Coyotes' zone, he decided – aw, what the hell – and went on a 1-on-2 like his boy Alexander Ovechkin used to do. Instead of getting fancy with the puck, Hendy just threw a good ol' fashioned wristshot on the net. And he scored. Because why not.
Look at the replay. What a perfectly placed shot.
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Sadly (or fortunately if you're the last surviving Mike Ribeiro fan reading this site), the Coyotes won the game in a five-round shootout. Nashville deserved the loss since not one of their five shootout attempts came from Hendricks.
Hendricks hasn't had a single opportunity to shoot so far this season, and Nashville hasn't scored once in the skills competition. Coincidence? I think not. Then again, yeah probably. Still, Barry Trotz should be reading RMNB. Then he'd be on the up-and-up on these kinds of things.
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Walking 2 miles in 30 minutes 3 times a week constitutes a moderate level of aerobic exercise. That may be enough to raise your HDL cholesterol by 1 to 3 points (higher is better) and lower your LDL cholesterol (lower is better).
If you can't get in a 30-minute block of exercise all at once, do a few minutes of exercise here and there throughout the day (climb the stairs at work, walk around the block on your lunch break, park and walk). Researchers have demonstrated that exercise even without weight loss can have a positive impact on improving cholesterol levels. It is the amount of activity, and not necessarily any changes in fitness or intensity of exercise that is important for cholesterol improvement and decreasing the risk factors for heart disease and stroke.
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Mystic - The Mystic Art Association is planning to buy the historic Emporium building on Water Street late this summer.
Bill Middleton, treasurer of the art association's board of directors, and Evan John Nickles, co-owner of The Emporium gift shop, confirmed that the two parties signed a purchase-and-sale agreement Thursday on the 1859 building.
"They are wonderful stewards for the legacy of that building," Nickles said in a phone interview. "I think it could be a wonderful thing."
Neither Nickles nor Middleton would reveal a sales price for the building, which was on the market for $799,000. But Middleton said the sale included a very generous contribution by Nickles and co-owner Robert Palmer Bankel back to the art association.
"It is our 'thank you' back to Mystic," Nickles said. "It put the deal in a position where it could actually happen and give the arts center some momentum."
Middleton said the arts center, which is celebrating its centennial year in 2013, had no immediate plans for the building and would likely lease it in the near term. In the long term, discussions have included the possibility that the 4,250-square-foot Water Street building - or another structure on River Road donated recently to the nonprofit - could be used as an artist's retreat, he said.
Other possibilities, he said, include use of the space as a commercial venture related to the art association's mission. The association doesn't currently lack gallery space, but it could need overflow capacity in the future, he added.
"Whenever you have the chance to buy a contiguous piece of property (and have funding to do it) ... it's usually a pretty good idea," Middleton said.
Middleton said that in addition to The Emporium owners' contribution to the association, another substantial donation was promised by a member of the community to make the deal happen. He added that Chelsea Groton Bank is expected to provide a mortgage on the property.
Judi Caracausa of Market Realty in Mystic represented the sellers, while Randy Russ of Russ Real Estate in Pawcatuck worked on behalf of the art association.
Nickles, who is still hoping to find someone interested in reopening The Emporium at another location in Mystic, announced earlier this year that the nearly half-century-old gift store - a fun and quirky stop for three generations of shoppers - would be closing. But he said that with the art association deal not expected to be finalized until late August or early September, the gift shop will stay open longer than the initial June closing that previously had been announced.
The extra time will allow The Emporium to host one last art show, probably at the end of June or first week of July, celebrating all of the artists whose works have been exhibited over the years in the shop's gallery. Nickles estimated at least 250 invitations to the "So Long Peter Pan" celebration - named after one of The Emporium's signature pieces - will be sent out.
Nickles said the show will represent a passing of The Emporium building's baton to new owners. He added that he has been in discussions with the art association for three and a half years, but negotiations became earnest in the past year.
"It's a new beginning for that building," he said. "This is a very exciting moment for Mystic."
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Home Depot got a boost from the housing recovery. Its first quarter net-income rose 18 percent, exceeding expectations. The company acknowledged that while cool and wet spring weather had a negative impact on some of Home Depot's seasonal business, its core business stayed strong.
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Home Depot got a boost from the housing recovery in its first-quarter net income. It rose 18 percent; that exceeds expectations. The company acknowledged yesterday that while cool and wet spring weather had a negative impact on some of Home Depot's seasonal business, its core business stayed strong.
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So I posted this in my Birth group...but everyones opinions are completely biased. I felt like they were attacking me for even saying such thing....I think it would be better understood in here.
Ok, So please TRY to hold judgements...But heres my story.
I was raised in a wealthy, Irish catholic family, my dream was to have this huge glorious wedding, with a big dress, and later have 5 babies. Instead I got blessed with a very special suprise before marriage. I have been seperated from LO's dad for 2 years now, but we still see each other. We hang out all the time, we take LO to events together, he stays the night. We spend alot of time together. But we don't live together. He works alot so when we have time away from each other LO thinks he's working. We have both tried to move on, it just doesnt work, so we fall back on each other. I grew up an only child of my mom and dad (who are still happily married), however, they each have 2 kids from previous marriages. It always sucked when my siblings would leave on xmas, to go to their other parents house. I just felt kind of secluded, and still do at times. My parents are older, moms late 60's dads early 70's and I'm mid 20's. I want LO to grow up with a sibling, by his father and I. My ex wants us to get married before another child, but our families have HUGE differences, and it would just never work. Plus my mother would fall over dead. (she hates him...shes stuck up) We are also alot different. He will never change his ways, BUT he is a GREAT dedicated father. He has a good job, I graduate business school next december I own my house. Its newly renovated also. He goes back/forth with wanting one married/not. I'm not on birth control (havent been since i got pregnant with LO), we simply just do the pull out method. There are times when he wants it in me Sorry TMI. But I freak out and say no. As LO is getting older, and even some of my friends who I was pregnant with at the same time are pregnant with their 3rd after their 2010 baby. (some are married, some aren't (but still with the dad). Our relationship can be pretty rocky, most of our arguments are about co parenting, or him getting in these asshole moods. Idk its hard to explain. But yeah...I know its frowned upon to be unwed and have babies, but honestly...I just dont see why we would get married just to have a baby. Ok..I'd like to hear your thoughtsn ow


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Did any of us make a fitness-related resolution for 2013?
My first resolution is to complete the Lindsay Brin 12-week postnatal bootcamp progam. This is a baby step toward my bigger goal: to lose the babyweight and get my abs back!
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Polk County's new superintendent of schools has completed her first week on the job in Bartow.
Kathryn LeRoy, 55, began by taking in the hard realities of a School District that is $12.7 million in the hole for its budget that takes effect July 1 and must be balanced by then, worked to present a calm and encouraging face to employees and gathered first impressions of the county itself.
LeRoy actually started a day early on May 31, reported the Ledger Media Group's Greg Parlier in an article Tuesday. While her position did not take effect until midnight of that Friday, she spent the daylight hours of that day meeting with top staff members and scouting out the School District building to get a feel of who does what.
Understanding the basic structure of the district will be important in bringing balance to staff, students and budget.
Monday, LeRoy conducted a cabinet meeting to become more familiar with the group and promote a team approach.
"I'm a collaborative type of leader. I believe we need multiple perspectives," LeRoy told Parlier. "I want a staff that feels comfortable in being able to push back on my ideas. As a team, we are a better team if people are challenging where we move next."
Learning the ins and outs of a public school system that covers the area of a small state will be a project for the summer, LeRoy said. It will include one-on-one meetings with principals and a series of community meetings.
LeRoy is likely to find that Polk County could be classified as several counties, say, northwest, northeast, central and south — just as the state of Florida could be broken into a like number of states, based on culture and nature of the land.
Indeed, the county's size and its rural areas caught LeRoy's attention as she drove south from Duval County back to Polk last weekend.
Jacksonville is the center of Duval County figuratively and literally — the two having consolidated in 1968. The mayor and City Council run the county government, rather than a county commission. Duval County has five cities.
By contrast, Polk County has 17 cities. It has a population estimated by the Census Bureau in 2012 at 616,158. Duval's population is 879,602 by the equivalent estimate.
Budget and balance won't be LeRoy's only challenges.
The Polk County School District is ranked 59th out of 67 school districts by the Florida Department of Education.
One suggestion this year for reducing the 2013-2014 budget was to cut one class period daily from middle schools and most high schools. Parents and students ran the unpopular proposal out of Polk after a series of raucous public meetings.
Many families understand the value of education to their students not only now but as they become adults.
The higher the level of education attained, the greater the rate of employment and the greater the pay rate.
Polk is looking upward for its children in school and for the schools they attend.
Among the things for which LeRoy was known in the Duval County School District was summer learning.
"Through significant funding from the Wallace Foundation," wrote retired Duval Superintendent Ed Pratt-Dannal in a recommendation, "Duval County Public Schools has created what is widely accepted as one of the best academic-intervention programs in the country."
LeRoy hopes to start such a program in Polk next year.
About summer learning, she said: "Some kids need more time. It's about time."
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[It was during our transition into the fabled 1960s that it began to feel that everything we wanted for poetry was now becoming possible. I've written about much of this before, but a curious moment for me was the one time, in 1965, that I allowed myself to write a whole poem in a language other than English. The occasion was the fourth anniversary issue of El Corno Emplumado (The Plumed Horn), the revolutionary poetry magazine that Margaret Randall & Sergio Mondragón co-founded in 1962 & carried forward for most of the following decade. I was inv
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[The excerpt below is from a collection of Federman's writings, Carcasses, published by BlazeVOX Books shortly before his death in October 2009. It was first posted on Poems and Poetics, blogger version, on February 28th of that year.]
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Definition of infancy in English:
1The state or period of early childhood or babyhood: a son who died in infancy
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- All their children died in infancy, perhaps from childhood infections so easily treated today.
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1.1The early stage in the development or growth of something: opinion polls were in their infancy
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- Parallelizing compilers are still in their infancy more than 20 years after parallel computers came into use.
1.2 Law The condition of being a minor.
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- Some events may terminate infancy automatically, such as, marriage and employment outside the home.
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What is the difference between an argument & a parameter in C#?
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Well, neither keyword is present in the language, so the question is somewhat vague. The best that can be done is to look how each term is used in C# language specification (126.96.36.199 "Parameters"):
So, "parameters" refer to names, and "arguments" refer to values bound to those names. E.g.:
In the context of functions yes, they are the same, sometimes if you are talking about passing data to executables such as MyApp.exe /a:value /b:somethingelse, this might be refered to as arguments
Typically, I refer to command-line arguments, as arguments. Arguments to a method or function I typically call parameters.
However, this isn't convention and both can be used interchangeably without people getting confused.
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Though I must first preface anything by saying that if Hillary's the nominee, I will vote for her. . .
...still: retttccccccch....
not hungry any longer, napoleon?
Hillary "found her voice" in NH. But nothing about her campaign really changed and nobody has called her out on it.
Expect the same old BS she was peddling before now that she's back to being the "front-runner."
I'm not really a Hillary hater, I think she really is a remarkable person and could very well be a good president but I can't stand her back-room politics. She will do anything to win and that's not honest.
What you see as a weakness, I see as a strength. I don't want an honest candidate. I want a candidate who will do whatever it takes to defeat the Republican Jihad in the fall. Period.
Maybe that makes me a dick, but I hate the Republicans, hate what they've done to our country at home and abroad, and I want their dicks knocked into the dirt. I want them marginalized as we were marginalized in the Reagan years. I want them ridiculed as the party of the redneck, racist south.
Honest's got nothing to do with it.
35 years. Why does this not say "change" or "21st Century" to me ...
That said, I agree with Big Sven. It's time to bring out the knives - but not against other Dems, against the America-hating Republicants.
Big Sven - I share your hatred of the republicans and want to see them utterly humiliated. I just don't think Hillary Clinton is the person to do it. The republicans use her symbolically to boost fund raising. Among the democratic candidates this time around, she's the most like them.
We shouldn't defeat what we hate by becoming what we hate.
what napoleon said omg if i have to listen to shit like that for the next four years well i just don't think there will be sedatives strong enough to calm my nerves
Nothing has changed? That's like saying "her negatives are high". Get a new sound track. Her campaign has changed significantly. She is talking about her self, her motivations, and she's taking tons of questions from voters at every event. I think that's significant. What, exactly, is "the same old BS"? Sounds like a sound bite to me.
More accurate would be to say "when Sen Clinton talks about her self, her motivations" she is different.
Unfortunately, that's not very often. And once elected, most people are concerned she'll go back to being the Beltway insider she always aspired to be.
Big Sven,
It's ok to lie if she's on your side? How do you know she is? And are you really on the side of starting the Iraq war, banning flag-burning, maintaining federal mandatory minimums, no retroactivity for sentence reform, and I'm not even getting into the Bill Clinton years? Or are you mostly motivated by hatred for the GOP? These are not rhetorical questions, I really want to know. We are all so very very different.
Puhleeze. There's essentially no difference between Clinton and Obama's Senate records except with respect to the war.
Which is not an issue for me because I (like the vast majority of Americans at the time) believed that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. Why? Because people in my government that I respected like Colin Powell told me he did. I was lied to. Shame on them.
But if you somehow knew better, awesome. But most of us didn't. 28 other Democratic Senators didn't. Gore and Obama were able to sit on the sideline and armchair quarterback- which Obama ran away from during the 2004 election- but they didn't have to vote "yea" or "nay".
Beyond that the voting differences are minor.
We can tit for tat this. I can say Congressional Quarterly said he supported Dingleberry Bush more than she did. You can bring up some vote. I can point out that neither supported Russ Feingold's call to pull out troops from Iraq.
You are making a mountain out of a molehill because your entirely manufactured hatred of this strong woman makes you feel better about your pleasant but thus-far bland and cuddly candidate.
I want to like Obama. I thought he did well in the debate last night. But the last two candidates we sent up against the Republican machine sat there and hemmed and hawed and acted statemanlike while they were eviscerated. I am 100% convinced that Hillary Clinton would never, ever, ever allow that to happen to her. Until Obama convinces me likewise, I won't even think about supporting him.
Oh, and your comment about "I'm not even getting into the Bill Clinton years?" I LOVED the Clinton years. Bill took over in a recession and gave us eight years of prosperity. So many of you Obama supporters are so idealistic you don't believe in the maxim "don't let the good be the enemy of the great." Bill Clinton did a lot of good for poor and working class Americans which is why (I will point out again) he has an 88% approval rating among Democrats. If you run with a crowd that thinks the Clinton years were nightmarish, consider getting yourself a more well rounded set of friends.
Our enemies want to teach creationism in schools, permanently economically disenfranchise workers, take away a woman's right even to contraceptives (much less abortion), abolish the UN, deport all illegal immigrants, remove all social services, abolish government funding for the arts- many of them even want to dismantle the public school system. THAT'S what a nightmare is, that's what conservatism is about, and THAT'S the stakes of this election.
"I began to hear from people that, you know, didnt have any stake in it one way or the other"
No stake? What does she think she's running for, a promotion? How could anyone not "have any stake" in who becomes the POTUS?
She seems to think she's just asking for America's approval of her, instead of realizing that the people are examining who would be best for this country. I could give a shit about her voice and her story and her motivations, I want a President.
The Stranger should hire Big Sven. You may be exaggerating the effect Clinton had on the economy, but I completly agree with everything else you said. At the very least, Clinton's presidency proved that a left of center president would not damage the economy the way fiscal conservatives seem to assume it would. This of course contrasts with Bush's presidency, supposedly based on "sound" economic policies, that has brought our country to the brink of recession. Of course that can't necessarily be blamed on Bush either, but he certainly hasn't done much to help the economy. (My favorite is when conservatives try to argue that the prosperity under Clinton was actually a result of Regan and Bush, while the economic downturn now is because of Clinton. Bullshit.)
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MONTGOMERY, AL – Governor Bob Riley issued the following comment on Wednesday night concerning the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling that the Task Force on Illegal Gambling can return to the Greenetrack casino.
"Disregarding Supreme Court orders cannot be and must never be optional. Our judicial system depends on people following the orders of the state's highest court," said Governor Riley.
The Alabama Supreme Court late Wednesday struck down an order issued Tuesday night by a Greene County judge that required the Governor's Task Force on Illegal Gambling to leave Greenetrack.


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I'm dabbling with buying stocks right now a week or so before their ex-dividend date and then selling after the dividend is paid. I'm sure there is a lot of research out there on this approach (i.e. it's a good idea, it's too risky, etc.) but I'm having a hard time finding it. Can someone share with me any approaches they use, or any research out there that might be helpful? Thanks-
This well-known strategy is called "dividend capturing". Google it for more information.
I've done it, started in July 2011 with varying results but it takes alot of work. Buy before the x date and sell after the x, using a a formula that i've devised with varying but generallky favorable results. was very successful last yr but it takes a lot of work, Picking out possible candidates, screening them researching how they iperform before and after x , determining when to see and having replacement candidates ready after the sale to keep money at work. Buy after the divy announcement and before the x so the divy is a certainly,the risk of course is diminishment in the pps on and after the x date. The schee does work
You might try putting together a group of securities you are interested in then tracking the price-dividend histories to see which ones are the most profitable. Some may not change that most pre-post then again those that do may bounce back rather quickly. Write some code on the software and sell ti then you can become wealthy.
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