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Chicago, IL. Spectrem Group. c2006. 28 p.
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Addressing sewage treatment in the San Diego-Tijuana border region: implementation of the title VIII of P.L. 106-457, as amended : hearing before the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment of the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, House of Representatives, One Hundred Tenth Congress, first session, July 10, 2007
Washington. U.S. G.P.O. 2007. xi, 136 p.
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Totten, Samuel ; Pedersen, Jon E
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Addressing staffing needs for patient care: solutions for hospital leaders
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Taylor, Ronald D
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Wollen, Peter ; Bradley, Fiona
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Davis, Gwynn
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Addressing the need for an economic stimulus package: hearing before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, One Hundred Seventh Congress, first session, October 3, 2001
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Pretoria, South Africa. Southern African Botanical Diversity Network. c2002. xii, 56 p.
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Nye, Joseph S ; Satoh, Yukio ; Wilkinson, Paul
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Siriwardena, Reggie
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Addressing the screening gap: the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program : hearing before the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Tenth Congress, second session, January 29, 2008
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Addressing unmet needs in women's health: hearing before the Subcommittee on Public Health of the Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, United States Senate, One Hundred Seventh Congress, second session on examining women's health issues, including the role of the Department of Health and Human Services in improving the health of women and making prevention a centerpiece, April 25, 2002
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Addressing verification challenges: proceeding of an International Safeguards Symposium on Addressing Verification Challenges, organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency in cooperation with the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management and the European Safeguards Research and Development Association and held in Vienna, 16-20 October 2006
Vienna. International Atomic Energy Agency. 2007. 278 p.
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Address in memory of Hon. Francis Kernan, LL. D., 1816-1892
Watson, William H
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Address in support of the nomination of De Witt Clinton to the presidency
Gilbert, Wm. W
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Address introductory to the lectures on medical jurisprudence: before the medical class of the Willoughby University, January, 1846
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Cleaveland, N
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Address made to the City Council of Boston, January 5, 1835
Lyman, Theodore
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The address of Abraham Johnstone, a black man, who was hanged at Woodbury, in the county of Glocester, and state of New Jersey, on Saturday the 8th day of July last, to the people of colour: to which is added his dying confession or declaration, also, a copy of a letter to his wife, written the day previous to his execution
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Address of a minister to the church under his pastoral care: in which is inquired whether a church is obliged or authorized by any precept or precedent in the New Testament to require a publick, formal, and explicit confession of some particular misdemeanors
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Address of Andrew Johnson: to the people of the United States. Washington, March 4, 1869
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Wickliffe, C. A
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Address of Charles G. Pope, mayor of Somerville, to the City Council, January 7, 1889
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Richmond, Va. Commonwealth of Virginia. 1982. 12 p.
Address of Charles S. Robb, governor, to the General Assembly of Virginia, Wednesday, January 9, 1985
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Marshall, Charles
Richmond. Gary's Steam Printing House. 1875. 23 p.
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Pittsfield. Printed by Phinehas Allen. 1814. 16 p.
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Address of Franklin D. Roosevelt, president of the United States, Chautauqua, N.Y., August 14, 1936
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San Francisco. Daily Evening Examiner Printing Office. 1868. 8 p.
Address of Gen. A.M. Winn, president of the Mechanics' State Council of California: delivered before the council, the eight hour associations, and united mechanics, by request of their joint committee, at Platt's Hall, San Francisco, Friday evening, June 3d, l870
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San Francisco, Cal. Jos. Winterburn & Co., printers. 1870. 16 p.
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Salem. Printed at the office of the Salem Gazette. 1871. 16 p.
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Richmond, Va. Commonwealth of Virginia. 1986. 26 p.
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Richmond. Commonwealth of Virginia. 1988. 30 p.
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Lindsly, Harvey
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While English has long left it's thee, thou and ye forms behind in Shakespeare and prayer books, in favour of a universal 'you', Italian like many other European languages still retains an informal and formal, singular and plural code when addressing someone. This means that there are three (some say four) ways of asking someone, 'How are you?' for example.
informal: "Come stai?" (abbreviated from "come stai tu?)
formal: "Come sta?" (from "come sta Lei?")
plural: "Come state?" (abbrev. "Come state Voi?")
Consequently personal pronouns are almost always dropped in the reply so the answer would usually be "Sto bene grazie" (I'm well, thankyou) or "Stiamo bene" (We're well). They may however be included for emphasis or contrast so a possible answer might be: "Io sto bene, e tu?". (I'm fine, how about you?)
A fourth form of address "Loro", a formal "third person plural" pronoun, is still sometimes used although fairly uncommon in everyday language.


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Part of the reason my music has been on hold over the past few years is that MIDI sequencing is a tedious effort and is time-consuming. It takes a bit of time to get the whole song in when you're doing it one note at a time! Lately whenever I think of what's involved in getting one of my compositions sequenced, I feel weary (from all my past experience) without even having started! I use a program called Noteworthy Composer, and it's relatively basic compared to some of the stu... [read more] -->


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What I found could either be enlightening, frightening, or just plain old ightening.
First, I looked up 'Molly looks like'.
This was the first result:
'Molly looks like her face was set on fire and put out with a brick.'
O.o Sheesh, Google! Thanks a lot! You make me want to hide!
The next one wasn't much better:
'Dead Molly, Looks Like Cotton Fungus?'
Good grief, folks...
And the next one was just mean:
'Mike & Molly looks like a really funny show! :)'
All I have to say is: no. Just...no. -_-
'Molly looks good.'
Ahh, now that's a bit better. :P
'Mike and Molly looks like a bad show.'
Okay, what is up with this show?? I don't even know what it's about!! *insert confused/angry face*
'Molly looks like she is enjoying her dinner. (well DUH!)'
Boy, I was enjoying it tonight...I was SO hungry after class tonight (only had ramen, an orange, and a handful of cereal all afternoon)...
So next on my road to mind meltage, I looked up 'Molly Says'.
'Molly says, it's been well over a month. Where are the angry letters? Why is no one storming my castle?'
Good question...I don't know what it's been well over a month from, but I suppose that's up for interpretation.
'Welcome to a Facebook Page about Weird things Molly says and does.'
Awesome. :D
'Molly says stupid things. That's why I'm her friend.'
...should I be flattered? Is the saying of stupid things somehow friend-worthy? Is it a lop-sided friendship, where the friend in question just wants to be friends in order to sound smarter by comparison? Or is the saying of stupid things amusing and something to be preserved?
My head is spinning...I need to stop... O.o
Next I looked up 'Molly Is'.
Molly is a large, powerful and bright yellow steam engine. Shes proud of her strength, but Molly is also very sensitive.
I...have nothing to say to that.
Molly is a Dreamer.
Can't disagree there...I dream quite a bit, really.
'Molly is a teenager who loves Hannah Montana.'
NO. Hannah Montana, while not necessarily evil, is mindless drivel that shouldn't be mentioned. *snarls*
After the 'Hannah Montana' reference I changed gears and looked up 'Molly Wants'.
'Molly Wants Them To Eat A Gopher'
"Gopher, Everett?"
Name that movie. XD
'molly wants donuts'
Until I read that line I wasn't even thinking about donuts...and now I really want one. *whimpers* It'd be hard to find one at 11 at night, though. XD
''Mike & Molly' has all the makings of being an indulgence '
ENOUGH ABOUT THE TV SHOW. My gosh, people.
'My Molly has Popeye...I think?'
Last I checked I was Popeye-free...but thanks for asking.
'Every Molly has an Emo album'
Sheesh, let my bangs grow out to cover my eyes and I'm branded for life. My hair isn't even black anymore... XD
Well, if this wasn't enlightening to find out what Google could scrape up about me, consider it insanity-ridden and forget you ever read this. XD
Your sleep-deprived hostess,
The Fox


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Of late, rumors have been circulating on the internet that Gionee is secretly working on a smartphone dubbed M2017 which will supposedly feature a mammoth 7,000mAh battery. The company had also recently launched a poster of the smartphone thereby confirming the presence of such phone. Now, the company had released a similar post which includes the launch date of the Gionee M2017 as well.
As seen on the image, the smartphone will be made official on December 26, 2016 at Haikou Mission Hills in China. Though the company had managed to keep the details of the smartphone under the wrap, thanks to the numerous leaks and rumors we almost have all the important features of the smartphone.
Also Read: Lenovo K6 Note Coming to India on December 14
Going by the rumors, the smartphone will reportedly have a 5.7-inch QHD AMOLED display, 1.95GHz octa-core Snapdragon 653 chipset, a dual camera setup with a combination of 12MP and 13MP lens, an 8MP front-facing camera, 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage space. In terms of software, the smartphone is expected to come with Android 6.0 Marshmallow with a layer of Amigo OS 3.2 atop.
However, the highlight of the smartphone remains the 7,000mAh battery. The smartphone is expected to come in black color.
There's no information on the pricing details or it's availability yet. In fact, it is not known even if the smartphone will make it to the Indian shores. But, we should know all those details once the smartphone is unveiled in China.


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Started April 27, 2015... Yeah, I know it's kind of off, and I've lost a bit of time here, but whatever, lol.
Couple weeks ago I dehydrated up a quart of shredded from raw sweet potatoes.
The other day I dehydrated up a quart each of clementine and lemon slices, and dehydrated 4 pounds of kale (on sale 99 cents baby) to about 6 quart jars full.
Made up three pounds of chive butter for the freezer, and a quart of chive-peppercorn vodka.
5/8- IQF and sealed up 6 packs of asparagus for the freezer- about 12 pounds overall.
Dehydrated a quart of clementines, a quart of lemon slices, and a pint and a half and a pint of lime slices.
5/13- did up a quart jar of fridge mushrooms from 2 pounds of baby portebellas. It was a super tight pack, but it would have been too loose in two quart jars. Note to self, each jar packs a pound and a half perfectly, keep that in mind for future reference.
5/19- canned up 9 half pints of dandelion jelly. I actually did 10, but lost a lid during processing on one, so it ended up being a fridge jar instead of a shelf stable jar.
5/28- canned up 7 half pints of roselle jelly. It's beautiful, a lovely red color. Bottled up a 24 oz bottle of sage blossom simple syrup.
6/6- two half pints of pectin free yellow nectarine jam. It was an experiment in doing pectin free, so it has the skins on. Tasted good, and set perfectly. Also IQF two pounds of whole strawberries.
6/9- 7 half pints of white nectarine and lemon verbena preserves. A different style of canning than the pectin free jam, but still has no additional pectin in it because the skins are kept on. It's even tastier than the pectin free, but kind of sweet.
Also made up three batches of tofu jerky- killed my dehydrator.
6/10- 4 wide mouth pints of garlic scapes. One raised bed of garlic makes about 2 pints. Since I still have one raised bed that the scapes aren't ready to go on yet, I should be making another 2 pints soon.
6/12- 2 pounds each of white and yellow nectarines sliced, and IQF- now in vacuum sealed bags in the freezer.
6/17- one pint and a half of garlic scapes pickled. I did them up fridge pickle style using a different recipe than the canned ones. All the garlic scapes are now out of the garden. Most of the scapes were smaller, more delicate than the first batch, and I reserved the stems for cooking with instead of packing up.
6/19- Two quarts of fridge pickled mushrooms. Hardings had six of the tiny baby button mushroom boxes on clearance for 99 cents each, and three fit perfectly into one quart jar. I took it as I was meant to make pickled mushrooms, lol. I am dead out of allspice berries, so instead I used some pickling spice, and a pinch of whole cloves, with a shake each of cinnamon and nutmeg to make up for it. They tasted really good, and smelled really good, here's hoping my substitution was a good idea :)
6/22- dehydrated up a pint or so jar of savory. Still have a bunch of sage and oregano on the box fan drying out. It sure is a PITA not to have a proper dehydrator anymore, but it is handy to use the trays I have on the box fan to at least get some herbs set up. Picking time in now, and we do need to stock up on a bunch of herbs. Pickled two pints of brussels sprouts, using Food in Jars recipe.
7/5- pickled 4 pints of brussels sprouts- one didn't take the seal, and went into the fridge.
7/8- pickled 3 12 oz jars of spicy wax beans- first decent crop from the garden!
7/13- pickled up 3 pints of dilly beans, again from the garden, yum!!!
7/17- pickled up 3 pints of dilly beans
7/25- pickled 6 12 oz jars of spicy wax beans, 2 pints of mixed pepper rings, 2 pints of pickled summer squash, one quart of regular pickle mix fridge pickled summer squash, and one quart of lime and garlic and lime basil fridge pickled summer squash. Vacuum sealed for the freezer 2 one pound packages of smoked pork roast, and 1 two pound, 2 one pound packages of smoked ham.
Eating notes.. the fridge pickled garlic scapes were utterly delish!! But the canned ones were a bit better, because they were a little bit softer due to the canning process. The fridge brussels sprouts and another jar have been demolished- apparently those are the only way my sister will now eat her hated brussels sprouts, lol.
8/4- 15 half pints of pickled cubed zucchini. I used the recipe from the ball book, but left out the sugar and added garlic. We shall see if that was good or not.
8/5- 7 pints of dilly beans, 4 pints of spicy mixed pepper rings. Set up one quart of lacto-fermented zucchini chips. Froze two bags of garlic roasted zucchini, and one big bag of mixed beans. Shredded up five quarts of zucchini and vacuum sealed it for when the dehydrator comes in in a few days. Got a bundle each of oregano, thyme, and sage off their drying hooks and into jars.
8/12- catch up post. Got a dehydrator last week Friday!!! Happy birthday shipment from my hubby. Of course I've been drying every day since then. Sooo.. ..
5 quarts of shredded zukes dried down to 1 quart. 3 bundles of celery dried down to a pint and a half jar. 6 pounds of mushrooms dried down into 3 quart jars. One dozen half pint jars of pickled mushrooms. Got 5 pounds of blueberries and 4 pounds got IQF and in a freezer bag, the other quart given to sis for fresh eating. 3 full sized casserole bags of raw zuke slices vacuum sealed in the freezer. 3 quart and 1 pint of pork stock in the freezer.
8/17- got another round of herbs done up. Sage, marjoram, oregano, and thyme. A round of tomatoes dehydrated- a mix of Wild Fred, Tumbling Tom, Beaver Lodge, and Yellow in Red out. And eight pints of white tomato product canned up early this morning- 1 gallon pitcher of diced tomatoes makes 8 wide mouth pints.
8/19- one quart of dehydrated corn and two quarts of dehydrated mixed veggies done up and put away.
8/22- got three quarts and one pint of Italian tomatoes made up in the crockpot. It's going into the fridge for now, not sure if it will be frozen off or canned up yet. I got a goodly couple gallons of tomatoes to can up first. I also have a heap of various peppers and a bunch of Wild Fred tomatoes in the smoker.. we shall see if those are going to end up in the freezer, fridge, or right into the dehydrator overnight or not, depends on how they turn out after I pull them out of the smoker in a few hours. But at the end of the whole shebang, they will get dehydrated.
8/27- another catch up listing, lol. I got the peppers and tomatoes off the smoker, one quart of smoked wax and banana peppers, partial pint and a half jars of hot peppers, sweet peppers, and tomatoes that I need to fill the smoker again to top those jars off. Got another quart of tomato slices dried. Six 12 ounce jars of Habanero beans pickled up, one quart of regular fridge pickled beans, one large pint of pickled garlic tucked away in the back of the fridge. Eight more pints of tomato product canned up.
8/30- Got a smoker full of tomatoes smoked up and are now in the dehydrator. Got four pints and 6 half pints of white tomato juice canned, and four pints and five half pints of white and copper tomato juice canned. Got another couple gallons worth of tomatoes into the freezer for later canning, I now have three gallon batches in the freezer that will need attending to sooner rather than later. I am now a full blown convert of freezing to remove tomato skins rather than blanch and shock.
9/3- four quarts of Italian stewed tomatoes and five pints of spicy enchilada sauce cooked up and into the fridge under vacuum seal- might not have the time to get them into the freezer proper tomorrow, but under seal it will keep in the fridge for weeks if needed. Two quarts of chicken stock into the freezer.
9/4- one quart of yellow tomatoes dehydrated and packed up. Got called off work so was able to get canning done today. The five pints of enchilada sauce and eight pints of stewed tomatoes are now canned up and shelf stable instead of needing to go into the freezer :)
9/9- been crockpot and canning today... So cooling down right now is 12- 8 oz jars and 5- 4 oz jars of white hot fatali salsa. Four pints and one half pint of enchilada sauce. Almost four quarts of sloppy joe mix up for canning tomorrow, got a crockpot of mild enchilada sauce set up. Vacuum sealed up and put into the pantry a pint and a half of dried radish greens, and white tomato sticks.
9/10- Four pints of mild enchilada sauce canned, seven pints of sloppy joe mix.
9/16- twelve 8 oz jars of "not so hot garlic" salsa.
9/18- Seven pints of enchilada sauce canned- have already cracked open the first can, very tasty :)
9/30- catch up listing... 9 pints of enchilada sauce, 9 pints of smokey enchilada sauce, ten 8 oz jars of smokey enchilada sauce, 1 quart of dehydrated white tomato sticks, 1 quart of dehydrated anhiem peppers, two pint and a half jars of smoked tomatoes, two quart jars of smoked and dehydrated inferno banana peppers, one pint of smoked and dehydrated chinese 5 color peppers, 8 oz of smoked and dehydrated aji lemon peppers, two trays of clarified tomato juice concentrate cubes in the freezer, one half tray of smoked ham reduction in the freezer. Seven pint and a half of lemony cauliflower, 4 pints of tomato sauce, and six 8 oz jars of tomato sauce.
10/2- two quarts of dehydrated onions- one is already filling the stove jar, the other on the shelf. Only a couple more quarts worth to go, lol.
10/3- seven pint and a half jars of lemony cauliflower, one quart of holy shit hot pepper rings.
10/5- another quart of dehydrated onions.
10/6- a dozen half pints of pickled mushrooms, a half dozen pints of rotel style tomatoes, five 8 oz jars of creole sauce, ten 8 oz jars of chili sauce, and five pint jars of Indian tomato chutney.
10/12- six pints of tomato puree, one quart of dehydrated onions
10/16- 6 bags of jiffy mix, 10 bags of six muffin mix, one olive jar size of veggie stock powder made.
12/30. Been eating the hell out of everything. Need to can more tomatoes for sure next year. Pickled brussels have been an unexpected hit. Lacto-fermented green cherry tomatoes were a fail, but the pickled ones were good.
Looking forward to preserving a lot more in the new year :)


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I mentioned in my last blog post that Uber recently celebrated a birthday. His 15th. For those of you with kids under ten, let me assure you that YES, that really does make you feel old.
Uber has always been a special kiddo. He knew all his colors when he was eighteen months old. He could read a newspaper when he was three years old. He was doing simple algebra equations at age seven. He has taught himself how to do almost anything he wants with a computer.
He has also dealt incredibly bravely with a difficult neurological disorder since he was five years old. He has befriended everyone he has ever met. He has volunteered many hours of his time to help out various charities and non-profits. He selflessly acts as an unpaid member of the Geek Squad for all his friends and family who hit computer snafus.
Can you tell I'm a bit of a proud mama? I feel like I have bragging rights. But apparently I'm not the only one who sees just how special he is.
Today, he received an incredible gift from his girlfriend. She had a star named for him in honor of his birthday. A star!! I thought that only happened in the movies!!
I've been thinking about it all afternoon and I've come to the conclusion that no matter what happens between himself and this thoughtful young lady in the future, he will never be able to look up into the celestial beyond without remembering that he is special enough to have his name in "lights."
What more could a mom ask for her son's 15th birthday??
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A few big FIRSTS have happened in our house with mister Miles. When we first brought him home we were giving him mini sponge baths but not fully immersing him in the water due to his healing belly button. After the scab had fallen off (gross) we knew we could give him a regular bath but we had ended up returning the one we received and had never gotten a new one. Oops - parent fail! For weeks we continued the struggle of "bath time" - Miles screamed while we hurried and washed him. For weeks I kept saying that we needed to get him one but we just never got around to it. FINALLY I found one that I wanted, sent the link to Gregg, bath was purchased that day and we were ready to test out a REAL bath that night. It was like MAGIC!!!!! He LOVED the warm water and looked so relaxed, complete opposite of his sponge baths. Our NEW bath time has quickly turned into our favorite time with him! Not only does it relax him (and us) but it puts him in a great mood and has become part of our 'nightime routine'.
Another first is the SWING! I had read on a few blogs how necessary it was to purchase a swing so we had registered for one but didn't like the one we got (can you tell we registered quickly?) There were GREAT reviews on this little number below the Fisher Price My Little Lamb swing and boy did it work great. It has all the bells and whistles you could ask for including a white noise feature, glow lights, moving mobile, music, swings multiple ways (front to back, side to side)...best.purchase.ever! We tried it out while he was still very sleepy and he looked so peaceful in it. Sigh....don't you wish you could fall asleep like that?
We had our first official OUTING to a real store, yay for Target. We ended up getting just a few things but it was so nice to be out altogether and shop around. Gregg looked so cute wearing the baby bjorn, he was rockin' it while Miles slept through the whole main event (and didn't even know I snapped this picture).
First PAIR OF JORDAN's! Uncle Ry came up to meet our little button and brought him the coolest gift ever, brand new Jordan shoes!!! Since Gregg and Ry have so many J's, it was necessary that Miles start his collection early. It was seriously so sweet of Ry and of course we had to document it!
First CROSSFIT WORKOUT! On a random Tuesday night Gregg suggested that we take Miles to crossfit to introduce him to some of our favorite folks. He was such a good baby and slept almost the entire time! We were able to snap this picture right before we left of us and some of our favorites.
Miles has so many more FIRSTs to go through in his life and it's so amazing for me as a parent to experience and document all of these new adventures with him. Truly these experiences are one of the best privileges you get as a new parent.


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Useful link is useful: The Southern Strategy debunked1
May 1, 2013 by Julia
As you all know, silly accusations of racism by the left make me giggle. But sometimes, leftists may seriously try to argue with you and insist that Republicans are racist because OMG SOUTHERN STRATEGY! Here is a link with several references deunking the Southern Strategy argument.
Oh, also, why did it take so long for the Republicans to make inroads in the south? Oh, yeah, that's right–the Republicans ended slavery. But, you know, we're racist and hate black people. Clearly.
(I added a new tag for useful links, in case you forget to bookmark one of the links or something)


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EU moves to allow speed fines to be collected from Danish cars who have been speeding abroad. The method is that the so-called authorities in a foreign country in EU would be given access to the Danish central register so they can send the ticket to the address which is registered as owner of the car. A Danish newspaper published an article about this subject today.
But there is some concern. The other countries are generally recognized to be corrupt. Police and court can be bought and private firms can use this access to collect information about what kind of traffic our industry have in a certain country. It will cost jobs in our country.
Similar concern is raised in other EU countries.
From Mail-online it is stated: Sheila Rainger, campaigns manager for the RAC foundation, warned: "Once the DVLA starts sharing its databases with other EU countries, there is an issue over who will have access to it. There needs to be strict controls in place.
But the demands she makes is not possible. We know that there is no order south of the Danish border, so the right of an appeal which would delay paying the fine for 10-20 years will most certain not be granted. That is not acceptable because we know that the standard of signs and ethics in general are nowhere near to the standard we have in Denmark.
It is not a new experience for Danish driver to be asked to pay for tickets abroad. Private parking companies have done it for years. Often the letters don't contain a photo of the right car but that don't stop private parking companies in general. Unfortunately there are no laws protecting consumers from such firms in the EU, so they can cheat all they want.
Also in the Nordic countries tickets for speeding can be collected and especially Norway should be avoided. The fines up there are so huge that the approach is so cruel that it can be compared to the police in Irans actions against their citizens.
The Danish firm will have to hire foreign partners as we do when we need fast transportation inside our country. The rules for Danish drivers is so severe that it have closed the Danish businesses who once were responsible for logistik and transport.
But also some business will need to shut down in general and the latest numbers are not promising. Our introduction of fixed speed cameras and the new laws about tickets being collected from abroad have already resulted in a huge increased of unemployment the last year.
We need to protest this exchange of information. Danish drivers do speed and we are proud of it. That is something which increase the productivity in our industry and even the GDP when accidents occur.
That why we need to urge the Danish public not to visit countries abroad during their holiday. There is absolutely no need to support currupt regimes in the rest of the EU.
Please spend your holiday in Denmark where we have law and order.


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So I'm watching Parks and Rec {Funny Show: I <3 Amy Poehler}, and it is Treat Yo'Self day on the show. I just realized I kind of had a Treat My'Self day. I got a flu shot and had ice cream with my parents and 3 youngest siblings (ages 2, 5, and 6). And by ice cream I mean frozen yogurt with strawberries.
Then my sister, Liv {Grace Olivia}, and I went to the Humane Society. As cat addicts with cat allergies who have a mother with severe cat allergies this is pretty near heaven for us. We saw kittens and cats and puppies and dogs and guinea pigs. I also was able to get some information about what to do to best help Inky. Speaking of that sweet kitty she is meowing at me through the window as I type {so I keep taking breaks to go pet her}. I wish I could keep her because I love her. The best part though was spending time with my sister.
Liv and I also ran a few errands and I treated myself to 2 new nail polish colors. So whilst watching TV{now The Office} I am painting my toes Navy Baby and my fingers Stormy.
So today started out like an average day, but ended up spectacular.


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The puppies are out of the puppy pool and in a small area created by xpens now!
Portland and ???
Pharaoh and Palace!
Partner is in the bed and Palace is snuggling with the giraffe!
YAY!! Partner was caught in the act! The puppies are doing well with their potty training!


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In 1 Timothy 2:9-10 says "in like manner also, that the women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with propriety and moderation, not with braided hair or gold or pearls or costly clothing, but, which is proper for women professing godliness, with good works." Clothing is a big deal in our society. Looking put together can make a significant difference in certain careers. So how do we ensure that we are presenting ourselves modestly?
I go back to the original source. Is what you are wearing modest, proper and moderate? A miniskirt in church? probably not proper. But what about when you aren't at church? A miniskirt, a cleavage bearing shirt, a bikini? One of my team members has a great take on modesty. Mrs. F says "whatever you think is modest, dial it back two and you are probably in the right direction." This has helped me to reevaluate my wardrobe more than once.
I have had several young women say that they do not want to look frumpy or old fashioned. I understand! I have had the same thought. I enjoy putting outfits together. But this is an area where Christian women have to be extremely careful. We live in an age when clothing is almost optional. What passes for clothing now are things our grandmothers would have used for dust rags. We should take it upon ourselves to monitor what we wear. We should also hold each other accountable for our choices.
Let me be clear, being modest does not mean that you can't be fashionable! It means that you hold yourself to a higher standard. You understand that you are not your own. Christ paid the ultimate price for us. The entire reason that we are here is to help spread the word of God and to make disciples for Christ. We are different, set apart. This applies to the way we think, the way we spend our time, and the way that we cover our bodies. There is no shame in admitting that you dressed immodestly in the past. It happened, it is over. Go through and get rid of the pieces that you know aren't modest. This can be a fun afternoon activity with girlfriends! Keep 1 Timothy 2:9-10 in mind. Have your friends help you evaluate your outfits to determine if they are proper, modest, and moderate.
We are in the middle of my thoughts on modesty. To read the previous post click here. And there will probably be at least one more soon to follow this piece, be sure to check back.


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You can help keep the Sebastiani Theatre doors open with a tribute to Diana and Roger Rhoten by attending a dinner, watching Roger's favorite movies, listening to music, watching his magic, and dance the evening away, starting with Dinner & Magic with the Rhotens on April 28 at Suite D, followed by screening of "Cinema Paradiso" and entertainment ($25).
The Sebastiani Theatre has been run successfully for 25 years by Diana and Roger Rhoten and now the Sebastiani Theatre Foundation has a new long-term lease with plans underway to improve construction without harming history.
The dinner at Suite D will highlight Roger's favorite foods from his Kansas upbringing at least after the hors d'oeuvres of avocado-radish toast, ricotta and pork meatballs, and prawns, followed by green salad with beets.
The pot roast takes us to Kansas with braised greens and horseradish mashed potatoes and goat cheese gnocchi with English peas and mushrooms. And then comes the Brioche fig and apple bread pudding with caramel sauce. $500 all goes to the Sebastiani Theatre. 5:30 p.m.
For many years Roger kept his day job as a psych tech at the Sonoma Developmental Center to keep the theater afloat.
With details to come, April 29 brings a Roast & Toast with champagne, magic, Misty, David Aguilar, Jeff Gilbert and more ($35), a kids' matinee and lunch April 30 ($15), a concert and dance with Sean Carscadden on April 30 ($15), and a movie with Roger and family on May 1 ($10). Passes to all events except the April 28 dinner $100. All proceeds go to the operation of the Sebastiani Theatre, the home theatre of the Sonoma International Film Festival. Tickets at sebastianitheatrefoundation.com.


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Friday, December 27, 2013
The Summer of My Contentment
(This is an excerpt from our August, 2013 newsletter.) Does God sometimes work in themes in your life? This summer's theme has been the summer, not of my discontent, but of my contentment. What is contentment? The author of the classic The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment defines contentment this way: "Christian contentment is that sweet, inward, quiet, gracious frame of spirit, which freely submits to and delights in God's wise and fatherly disposal in every condition." Wow! Are you there? I know I'm certainly not. But oh, doesn't that sound wonderful? In the book of Philippians Paul tells us that he has learned to be content in every circumstance. I love the word "learned" in that statement. Paul had to learn contentment and so do we. It is a process of our sanctification. I think that I have learned more about contentment by discerning my discontentment. What do I complain about? Am I jealous of what others have or can do? What puts me in a bad mood? Where am I fixing my eyes? Usually these are very telling indicators. I love the name for housewife in Spanish, ama de casa. 'Ama de' means love of, therefore ama de casa means "love of house." An ama de casa is a huge part of my identity yet, I often find myself most discontent while I am in my house. Each house that we've lived in over the years has had flaws that I fixed my eyes on. I literally dreamt of changing it, making it better, the way I wanted it. It's crazy, here we are missionaries and we live in the nicest house we have ever lived in with a view to die for. Do I want to change things? Of course! But now when I find myself having jealous, covetous, complaining thoughts I do my best to take those thoughts captive and replace them with thankfulness. I am learning Godly contentment. It's not time to change my house, it's time to change me. In 1 Timothy 6:6 Paul encourages Timothy that "Godliness with contentment is great gain." Paul seems to be saying to Timothy, "Pursue it, get it, don't let go of it. It is worth more than you can imagine." Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones on Paul's instruction to Timothy state, "…and he writes to the young man Timothy and says: the first thing you have to learn is to be independent of circumstances and conditions—'Godliness with contentment.'" This was eye opening to me. I have always let my circumstances and my conditions dictate my contentment. I didn't want to live like that anymore. I'm learning that I will never be content until I find my true contentment from God. In this my summer of contentment I have found that changing my mind about my house was easier than I thought. It is my home, and not my house, that I love as an ama de casa. It is now discontentment with my body that I struggle with. Most of you know about my bad back and you may even know about my bad feet. In fact you know about them because I've told you about them. Complaining? In the past couple of years I've had a lot of additional aches and pains that limit my ability to be the ama de casa that I want to be. "I am only 45 years old," I keep telling God, "Why am I hurting so much while others my age don't?" Jealousy? In the late evening I have been known to say, "I'm done being mom. I'm going to bed." Moody? My discontentment alarms are going off everywhere. Pain can be a constant companion and reminder of discontentment. I therefore have to all the more, with thanksgiving in my heart, set my eyes on things above and not on my condition, not on my circumstances. It is the contentment of knowing that I am a new creation in Christ Jesus and that God has given me everything I need for life of Godliness. Godly contentment, on this I must fix my eyes.
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
Mariah's Class Trip: How God Made It Happen
One day this past spring Mariah asked her daddy, "Daddy, the last couple of weeks my history teacher and the kids in my class have been talking about a class trip this summer. I haven't mentioned it because I know it probably can't happen, but if it could happen, would you let me go?" For weeks David and I fretted over this opportunity for Mariah, knowing that at that time it would be next to impossible financially. About a month later Mariah came to us again, "Mommy, Daddy, remember the class trip I told you about? Now my friends in class are saying that they want to raise funds for a plane ticket for me to be able to go." Wow! What was God up to? As we discussed it more both Dave and I felt that, if she did go, I would have to accompany her; We just didn't feel comfortable sending her alone. Round-trip tickets were running around $600 apiece. If I did go, that would mean I wouldn't be home for over a week, putting David and Ben in a difficult situation. At this point we just didn't feel like it would be a wise decision. But God wasn't done surprising us yet. We found out that a dear friend of Mariah's, whom we trust greatly, was coming to Honduras for a month and would be returning back to the states at exactly the time Mariah needed to be going to the states. Perhaps I wouldn't have to go. We found out that Hannah, Mariah's friend, was flying on American. We have someone close to us whom we asked if he would be able to purchase Mariah a ticket to the states using his American Airlines points. He graciously agreed. In the process of reserving Mariah a seat, he realized that Mariah, as well as Ben, had to get their passports renewed. You have no idea what a huge brick wall this could become when dealing with the American embassy in Honduras. Dave was able to make an emergency appointment at the embassy. After weeks of finding the right documentation, dealing with missing birth certificates, and jumping through hoops our family loaded up the truck and took a long road trip to Tegucigalpa, Honduras where we were graciously hosted by a lovely Honduran family. The next morning we were at the American embassy where, praise God, things went very well and we left with their passports approved and on order. In the meantime another special family had invited Mariah to spend some time with them while she was in the states and they generously purchased Mariah's plane ticket to the class trip. Mariah is there as I write,(written in late July, 2013 posted in August, 2013) meeting her online teachers and classmates face to face for the first time. She is so excited and we are excited for her. I must not forget the final phase of her travels: Her teachers and classmates raised $600 for her return ticket and some extra spending money! Her Grandma pitched in some spending money too! God clearly wanted Mariah to go on this trip. We had no choice but to trust Him as we placed our baby girl in His hands and His will. Mariah is spreading her wings while firmly protected under His wings.
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O próximo problema da UE
Dave Granlund, «Politicalcartoons.com»
O Economix, o blog de Economia do New York Times, considera que a ajuda da UE à Grécia de pouco adiantará em resolver os problemas estruturais que a união atravessa e afirma que a zona euro correrá mais perigo nos próximos anos. Ao mesmo tempo, vêem Portugal como o próximo problema que a UE poderá enfrentar:
[…] Next on the radar will be Portugal. This nation has largely missed the spotlight, if only because Greece spiraled downward. But both are economically on the verge of bankruptcy, and they each look far riskier than Argentina did back in 2001 when it succumbed to default. […]
Neither Greek nor Portuguese political leaders are prepared to make the needed cuts. The Greeks have announced minor budget changes, and are now holding out for their 45 billion euro package while implicitly threatening a messy default on the rest of Europe if they do not get what they want — and when they want it. […]
Europe will eventually grow tired of bailing out its weaker countries. The Germans will probably pull that plug first. The longer we wait to see fiscal probity established, at the European Central Bank and the European Union, and within each nation, the more debt will be built up, and the more dangerous the situation will get.
When the plug is finally pulled, at least one nation will end up in a painful default; unfortunately, the way we are heading, the problems could be even more widespread.


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I actually posted the content for this video on this blog a long time ago but I thought it was time to share my internet dating tips with the YouTube masses. Plus, the more recent arrivals to this blog won't have read my relationships posts so this will be new material to them. And maybe those who did read the original post have forgotten. Or maybe people like to watch videos.
Or maybe it's all about me being too lazy to write a long post on the weekend.


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I'm getting further – I've scoured the web and no-one as yet has made significant improvements to the ESP8266 code or if they have, they've hidden it – but at least now I can compile the code. For Windows users out there who are about to pull out their last hairs, I hope this is helpful.
I tried the compile-in-windows versions and got no-where – either the MAKE file was wrong or SOMETHING – SO I went back to the LINUX version much as I HATE Linux and command lines.
So in my previous blog it tells you how to get Virtualbox running (trivial – it just works) – and how to then add the relevant image…
This video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cga2XTifqQ8 is very helpful and in particular OSCAR has been MORE than helpful – but I could not get that to work as such – Oscar helped me.
So I didn't quite do it the same way as his video – I grabbed the two files, put them in a directory call ESP on my desktop (after unzipping them.
There it is sitting on my desktop – and inside it looks like the second image…. so you need to replicate this exactly.
That's it – the VirtualBox, the image file as per previous blog or indeed Oscar's video – this lot and NOTHING ELSE – well apart form Windows (I'm using Windows 8 made to look like Windows 7 but that's it – oh and I use Notepad++ to edit files.
First attempts at doing anything with this failed miserably – either I didn't have permissions of the directory could not be found… so we went through various iterations and eventually came up with this – and this is repeatable on my system (the laptop shut down so I had to start from scratch.
So open linux – with the ESP folder on the desktop – SHARED – go into the settings for the image – and share that ESP directory – if it has another shared directory scrap that.
sudomount -t vboxsf esp /mnt/Share
cd /mnt/Share
You'll get asked for the password it is espressif.
All of that should work. us ls and you should see the two directories…I KNOW – what's wrong with DIR…
cp -R at_v0.19_on_SDKv0.9.2/* esp_iot_sdk_v0.9.2/app
cd esp_iot_sdk_v0.9.2/app
These two commands above merely make a copy of the AT demo directory (into the SDK directory under a subdir called APP. You could do that in Windows really – the second command merely moves you to the app directory.
Now you are cookling…
Those two commands will compile and prepare the files and generate some BIN files… here in my case (I'm Peter)
I have NO idea why the BIN files don't end up in the same directory as the app itself but never mind… the point of this is to get you to the point where you can successfully generate bin files. And at that point on my PC indeed the files ARE generated.
The bit I have not done yet is blow the chip – but there are plenty of Windows Tools to do that including ESP FLASH DOWNLOAD TOOL which is a windows EXE with a load of support files and has a nice pretty interface to allow you to send multiple BIN files to multiple locations. Here's where they go.
eagle.app.v6.flash.bin 0x00000
eagle.app.v6.irom0text.bin 0x40000
esp_init_data_default.bin 0x7c000
blank.bin 0x7e000
And that is as far as I've gotten – at the weekend hopefully these will blow into my ESP-01 board, the baud rate will revert back to 9600 and I can then use the AT+CWMODE=115200 to shift it back to 115,00 baud (it stays that way once programmed). That should hopefully take me to the same point as everyone else – at which point I can start looking at the BUSY S problem unless someone else has beaten me to it by then – oh and to change that awful NO IS FUN into "ERROR" – also there's a READY which needs to be turned into an OK – THEN we might start doing something useful with this little board.
If any of the above was clear as mud, let me know. Better still if you're way ahead of me and have this working all in Windows – please do a video ensuring you make NO assumptions – and we can all benefit from that.
Oh, one last thing, the compile process outputs a LOT OF STUFF which might get boring if you're testing changes… I've no idea if you miss anything important by this but you can get rid off much of the output as follows..
type "make > /dev/null" and "./gen_misc.sh > /dev/null"


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It's hard to believe that it has been a whole year since I starting working with Liz White of Mason & Madison. She wanted to throw a first birthday celebration for her store and the original plan was "cupcakes and cocktails" with a black linen pocket fold that would hold the invite, VIP card and then be inserted into a bubble gum pink shimmery envelope. However, like many clients Liz had a change of heart with regards to her idea and really wanted to change it to a Candy Land themed party. I LOVED the new idea but there was not enough time to order new card stock. So two white linen flat cards and one shimmery pink envelope is all I had to work with. As a designer it's situations like these that really challenge you to tap your creative skills.
I decided the color scheme for the inks would be bubble gum pink and apple green. For the invitation I created two pieces of candy that were hand embellished with clear glitter allowing the bubble gum pink to shine through. The most challenging piece for me was the VIP card because it was the same white linen card stock as the invitation but just a bit smaller. VIP as we all know means "very important person" this piece needed to be unique but still coordinate with the main invitation.
My first thought was to make it a circle cut out with a stick giving the look and feel of a lollipop but as I sat on the floor of my office I noticed one of my check ribbons. This green and pink ribbon is the first ribbon I ever bought when I started designing. I LOVED it so much that I bought 3 rolls which was a good thing because as I looked at the white linen card stock, the ribbon and my circle punch the perfect solution came to me. As you can see the VIP card actually resembles the glittered candy from the invite. I needed the "VIP CUSTOMERS" line to stand out so I chose a similar candy style font that resembles the one used in the Candy Land Game. The cards were printed first, then the four corners were punched out and finally finished with a bit of trimming.........TADAH!
Last stop was the envelope......thankfully it was not white linen but I felt it needed something special to tie everything together. Printed envelopes always give a more completed look therefore all 50 VIP guests received a custom printed envelope that had their name in the Candy Land font. I was so pleased with the end result and most importantly so was Liz. So my advice is "when life gives you white linen.......embrace the challenge because it will help you become a better designer.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
When life hands you WHITE LINEN........
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Labels: Invitations
3 comments:
- Danni said...
I would LOVE to know where you found the Candy Land font. I have been looking everywhere for that font.
- August 2, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- BeeCustom Designs said...
Sorry for the delay I didn't realized you had commented on the blog. The font was free and its called Candy Cane if you just google it you should find it on one of the free font sites. Hope this helps!
- August 17, 2010 at 3:33 PM
- Zmalik said...
Captivating design, simple and elegant can i use it to
print VIP cards?
- November 27, 2012 at 5:58 AM
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Namibian-Australian emcee 1/6 has released his solo EP Inbox as a free download in the lead up to his debut album Electronic Mail.
He has recently announced as the recipient of the 'Hilltop Hoods Initiative' as a solo artist, the Melbourne based emcee also boasts regular appearances with respected crews Illzilla, Public Opinion Afro Orchestra, The Mega Horns, Polo Club, Black Jesus and Pang Productions.
Look out for the Electronic Mail out later this year!
1. Neophytes - Prod. M-Phazes
2. Time To Write - ft. The Soul Investigators
3. In The First Place - Prod. M-Phazes
4. Mr Misinformation - Prod. Evade
5. Sick To Your Stomach - Prod. Daphiant
6. Paradigm - Prod. 1/6


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Dear Banning Broncos:
I had the distinct honor and privilege to have a team from Banning High School in this years Area Special Olympics hosted by our friends and neighbors at Beaumont High School on Friday April 28, 2017.
High Schools from the Pass Area, San Jacinto, and Yucaipa competed in this inaugural event. Banning High had 20 strong and they competed marvelously. Over 10 gold medals were won by Bronco students in our moderate/severe life skills classes. An event like this is a great all around feel and reminds us what being in public education is truly all about...the wonderful students that we have the honor and privilege of serving every day.
Huge thank you to all of the following for their support, organization, training as coaches for all of our student athletes:
Rosalind Carreras, Head of Delegation
Dr. Barbara Wolford, BUSD Director of Student Services
Hilda Scott (Student Services Secretary)
Sarah Teran (BUSD Student Services TOSA)
Beverly Quinones (BUSD Paraeducator III, Lead)
Alex Diaz, Banning Chief of Police
Kevin Poulter, California Highway Patrol
Jeff Martinez and Eje Ash, Athletic Coaches
Lois Miller, Perry Jones, and Phillip Craig P.E. Teachers
Brandy Garcia, SPED Teacher and Historian (Photographer)
Philip Takacs, Janelle Poulter, Joanna Garcia Counselors
Endazsia Harris, Cody Oglesby, Jorge Castillo, Octavia Mejia, Darius Price, Isaac Linares, and Tammy Torres as Stellar SPED Instructional Aides and Continual Supporters
Carrie Shook and Monique Ware for your fan support and continual encouragement
BHS Cheerleaders Varsity and JV for your Bronco Pride and Spirit display.
If I missed recognizing or listing anyone, please forgive me in advance.
I was so proud as principal, like a proud Papa watching the success of its loved ones, to be present that day and watch, observe, cheer on, and hang out with the student athletes. I am the lucky one. Great job BHS!
You make our house Bronco Strong!!
Video created by Beaumont USD is found at the link below:
Thank you


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It has been a difficult couple of years for New York Jets receiver Santonio Holmes. Injuries have held him to 15 appearances out of 32 games. His talent makes him New York's best wide out, but these health problems hampered production. Without Holmes, the remainder of this receiving corps faced problems making big plays consistently.
There are some decent depth players like Jeremy Kerely and David Nelson. They must add an elite No. 1 target while also bringing in another viable option. It is expected that Holmes will be released, saving the Jets $8.25 million in cap space. Despite declining stats that include only touchdown receptions the last two years, as well as creating some distractions in Gang Green's locker room, there would be interest.
One team that should reach out is QB Joe Flacco's Baltimore Ravens. Last offseason's lopsided Anquan Boldin trade robbed him of his best target. Instead, playmaker Torrey Smith faced extra attention from opposing defenses. Jacoby Jones has tremendous speed, but he does not represent an elite receiver. This year's Draft boasts great prospects like Sammy Watkins and Marquis Lee. Currently at No. 16, Baltimore will most likely miss out on Watkins.
Lee could be available, but even if they select him, the Ravens could use two solid weapons. Flacco's great arm only does so much when his best receivers constantly get jammed in coverage. Jones will also become an unrestricted free agent soon. Head coach John Harbaugh has established a strong enough culture to handle Holmes. The veteran may also like playing against his former Pittsburg Steelers club even though that trade was nearly four years ago. One more solid presence might help Baltimore return to playoff contention.
Nick Mamary is a New York Jets writer for RantSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @NickMamary1, "Like" him on Facebook or add him to your network on Google.


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We now have a newly released research study which confirms what we already know. Given a choice of which school to attend will make a meaningful difference to the education received by our children. And it will more than likely save taxpayers some money as well. What's not to like about that kind of freedom?
If that's the case, and it is, why then is there often such strong opposition by the teachers' unions and Democratic Party leaders to allowing such parental free choice? We want better educational outcomes and lower taxpayer costs, and school vouchers are one way to provide just that.
In any event, there's solid evidence that voucher programs are effective at helping low income parents of African-American students achieve better educational outcomes for their children. My question is this. Even without such evidence, why do government officials know more than the parents of our children about what schools are best for our kids to attend? I can think of none.
But let's return to the evidence supporting school vouchers for one and all. The study deals specifically with low-income families and places a special emphasis on African-American kids in New York.
In that connection, A Generation of School-Voucher Success is subtitled 'African-American kids in New York were 24% more likely to attend college if they won a scholarship to attend private school:'
"President Barack Obama last month signed an executive order promising
to "improve outcomes and advance educational opportunities for African
Americans." The order instructs federal agencies to "promote, encourage,
and undertake efforts" to increase "college access, college persistence
and college attainment for African American students." Unfortunately,
his administration remains opposed to the Opportunity Scholarship
program in Washington, D.C., which lets students—mostly low-income and
African-American—use a voucher to attend a private school.
Perhaps Mr. Obama will reconsider his
position on vouchers now that we have for the first time tracked the
impact of a voucher program all the way from kindergarten (in 1997) to
college enrollment (in 2011). Our study compared students who won a
voucher lottery with students who didn't—the only difference between the
groups was the luck of the draw, the gold standard in research design.
The study shows that an
African-American student who was able to use a voucher to attend a
private school was 24% more likely to enroll in college than an
African-American student who didn't win a voucher lottery.
The voucher program took place in New
York City. . . .
The foundation offered three-year
scholarships—that is, vouchers—worth up to $1,400 annually (in 1998
dollars) to approximately 1,000 low-income families with children of
elementary-school age. A recipient could attend any of the hundreds of
private schools, religious or secular, in New York City.
The city's
largest provider of private schooling was the Catholic archdiocese,
which reported average tuition at the time of $1,728 per year. Total
expenditures at these schools, from all revenue sources, came to $2,400
per pupil (compared to total costs of more than $5,000 per pupil in the
public schools). Over 20,000 applicants participated in the lottery.
Of the 2,666 students in the original
study, necessary information was available for over 99%. . . . We know of no
other voucher study that has been as successful at tracking students
over such a long period of time.
our study identified no significant impact on college enrollments among
Hispanic students (and too few white and Asian students participated for
us to analyze), the impact on African-American students was large. Not
only were part-time and full-time college enrollment together up 24%,
but full-time enrollment increased 31% and attendance at selective
colleges (enrolling students with average SAT scores of 1100 or higher)
more than doubled, to 8% from 3%.
These impacts are especially striking
given the modest costs of the intervention: only $4,200 per pupil over a
three-year period. This implies that the government would actually save
money if it introduced a similar voucher program, as private-school
costs are lower than public-school costs. To get a similar (19%)
increase in college enrollment among African-Americans from a class-size
reduction effort in Tennessee in the late 1980s, the public-school
system had to spend $9,400 per pupil (in 1998 dollars).
The difference in the effects for
African-American and Hispanic students is probably due to the greater
educational challenges faced by the African-Americans. Only 36% of them
went to college if they didn't receive a voucher, compared to 45% of the
Hispanic students.
President Obama is certainly correct to
identify the particularly steep educational barriers that
African-American students must surmount if they are to become
college-ready. And he seems to have nothing against private school per
se, as he has long sent his own daughters to private schools.
Yet—apparently thanks to opposition to vouchers from powerful teachers
unions—the president still hasn't taken the next step and helped open
private-school doors for low-income children as well.
"I have an 8-year-old in third grade,
and she's doing great. It's miraculous the way she has changed," said a
voucher-winning African-American mother at a focus group session in
1999. The cause of the change was clear. It came from the power of
parental choice in education. It wasn't "miraculous"—unless you happen
to be one of the parents directly involved."
{NOTE: "The Effects of School Vouchers on College Enrollment: Experimental Evidence from New York City," was published Thursday.}
Summing Up
All parents should be able to choose where to send their kids to school and to finance that choice, parents should be able to use a substantial portion, if not all, of the money government currently spends per pupil in our public school system.
And this should be true for all students, low-income and all others as well.
Isn't it time to put the interests of our individual citizens above the teachers' unions and their allies, the Democratic Party?
Doesn't every American child deserve the opportunity to work hard and achieve the American dream?
And don't his or her parents deserve our support as well?
And that of the President and the Democratic Party, too?
Thanks. Bob.


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It would be fair to say that Bitcoin is the most popular online currency in the world, but what exactly caused its success? Well, firstly the currency is cheap to use. In everyday transactions online, most currency is subject to the charges of a bank or other financial institution to process it. But Bitcoin relies on peer-to-peer transfer, cutting out these institutions and making the whole process cheaper. In the UK and the rest of Europe, Bitcoin is exempt from VAT, making it an increasingly popular option.
Some users are also pleased with the anonymity that using Bitcoin provides you. When you purchase Bitcoins, you need to store them in a money wallet which requires little more than your email address to set up. Transferring money to one another is then done by providing a key code that the other party receives. There are no names, addresses or emails involved, making Bitcoin the cryptocurrency of choice amongst certain clientele. Many are taking advantage of the anonymity to access Bitcoin casinos from countries that are banned from using them, such as the US.
Bitcoin is also becoming more popular with retailers, often from the tech world such as Microsoft, allowing users to purchase items from their websites using Bitcoin. The number of retailers is increasing on a global scale daily, with many small businesses as well as larger companies jumping in on the idea. From a business standpoint, this is all about providing what the customer wants, and extra payment methods are going to increase the number of people through the door. It makes sense then that retailers are taking the chance on the crypto-currency.
The currency has also seen a surge of users in China, with around 80% of the world's Bitcoin transactions being made in the country. In 2016 the amount of people using Bitcoin rose considerably thanks to the weak performance of the yuan against the US Dollar. Many were prompted to invest in the Bitcoin in light of the yuans poor prices to shelter from the instabilities of the yuan. Other people are simply choosing to invest in Bitcoin for the long term future. There are over 16 million Bitcoin in circulation today, with the maximum number of Bitcoin being released capped at just 25 million. Because of the limited number of Bitcoin available, some investors have decided to purchase Bitcoin now in the hope that the value will go up when the currency becomes rarer to find. This phenomenon is seen in the physical currency world all the time but is somewhat surprising given that Bitcoin is nothing more than a line of code.


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Contractors worldwide serve as a central liaison for all construction activity. They are responsible in meeting demands for labor, materials, and equipment as well as sustaining an accurate report of workflows and cash flows. All transactions from building permits, supplementary construction updates up to price proposals are daily assessments they need to fulfill.
And as the construction industry continues to grow, a reliable ERP system is in need to unite all contractor functions in one application to help reduce administrative work and to better focus on data-driven processes and capture more infrastructure opportunities in the market.
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What was at SKC last week??
Carnivals! Petrified Trees! Jumpies! Pie! At SKC we built a personalized carnival just for our campers! There were games, jump houses, face paint, and more! Our awesome counselor Robin came as Robindinouh the Great-she can tell your fortune at any moment! We also had campers win tickets for the games they played, with an AWESOME prize to be won at the end! Campers with the most tickets got to choose a counselor or CIT or their choice to pie in the face! Taylor and Hannah were the lucky winners of that pie contest 🙂
For our field trip on Wednesday, we also visited the Petrified Forest. Our tour guides were GREAT and told us all about the petrification process! Some of the trees were 3.5 MILLION years old! (WOW!)
Overall, this awesome week of camp came to a close and now we are ready for this next session to begin! If you want to know what's going on this week, here's an update of our activities and field trips for Session 7!
SESSION 7-Luau Theme!
Monday: Rainbow Cups with Beverley, Kirmudgon with Taylor, Jellyfish with Robin, Rockwall with Sasha!
Tuesday: Shark Crafts with Dante, Gauntlet with Alex, and a Dinner Party with Gary! We will also be going to the pool at 1:30, so make sure to pack a suit and towel for your camper!
Wednesday: Field Trip at the Environmental Discovery Center! We will be leaving for our trip at approximatley 10:45am and arriving back around 3pm.
Thursday: Water Softball with Sasha, Rainbow Fish with Gary, and Science with Drew! We will going to the pool on Thursday, so once again pack appropriately for your camper:)
FUN FRIDAY: There will be jumpies, limbo games, and new games we have never played before at camp! We will also be watching Lilo and Stitch in honor of our Luau Themed Week-so get ready to dress up in your best costume and pretend we are in Hawaii for the afternoon!