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Looking for a brand-new cat or kitten? Now is the time to get one from Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control.
The agency is so overrun with cats and kittens that it is giving them away as part of a "Christmas in July" special. It's waiving the $54 adoption fee through July 31.
The Animal Care and Control shelter, the county's only government shelter, took in a record-breaking 1,400 cats in June but could only adopt out 200 of them, said ACC Director Dianne Sauve.
"It's very important for people to support their local open-admission shelter by adopting through us because it saves lives," she said. "We are desperately trying to get cats out of our shelter alive."
Cats that don't find new homes end up euthanized.
The free felines await new homes from the shelter at 7100 Belvedere Road in West Palm Beach. All cats adopted from the county are vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed or neutered. They also come with a health care certificate worth $500 and are sent home with a free bag of pet food. Sauve estimates these services and extras are worth nearly $1,000.
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27-year-old Adrian Allen pleaded guilty Tuesday in court.
He was automatically sentenced to prison.
Allen was babysitting his girlfriend's three children at an apartment in the 2500 block of Knights Road in Bensalem on the weekend of February 24th to 26th.
Investigators say Allen swung the 18-month-old child around causing massive head trauma.
Police say an evaluation showed injuries consistent with child abuse including serious internal bleeding in her skull that required emergency surgery, evidence of blunt force trauma to her head, an adult-sized bite mark on her arm, broken ribs, an arm fracture and bruising all over her body.
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Composer, singer, and pianist M. Lamar "...plumbs the depths of all-American trauma with visionary verve" (New York Times) in his evening-length, multimedia song cycle, a radical exploration of the African-American spiritual tradition.
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Known to many as a guitarist in The National, composer Bryce Dessner "slips in and out of musical guises with disarming ease" in his "gorgeous and full-hearted music" (NPR). Bryce joins the Evolution Series for a concert of his recent solo and chamber works.
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"A pianist and composer of panoramic interests" (New York Times), Courtney Bryan performs music in memory of Sandra Bland, alongside other compositions for piano and recorded sound.
The Björk Songbook
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Baltimore artists share selections from the iconic Icelandic composer's newly-released, career-spanning collection of scores: "music...restored to its original bliss" (The New Yorker).
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by Claire Guigou | Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem
AMMAN – For almost a week in May, students and volunteers from the French Biblical and Archaeological School of Jerusalem visited Jordan, guided by Father Dominique-Marie Cabaret, who teaches topography, made a stop at Our Lady of Peace Center. It is a trip into the heart of both biblical and archaeological history, and encountering pre-Christian civilizations and churches of the early centuries.
On Friday, May 18, volunteers and students from the Biblical and Archaeological School of Jerusalem listened attentively to Cassiel, a young student priest, explaining some basic notions about the Decapolis in the center of the ancient ruins of Jerash. Fifteen joined this trip and their profiles are as varied as their intentions. In the group are nine priests who have taken a year of studies at the Biblical School, some recently ordained, others have been priests for several years. They were joined by volunteers or students like Mathilde who came to continue her thesis on Melkite Christians.
This trip was organized as part of the topography courses under the direction of Father Dominique-Marie. "This is about entering into the historical, geographical and archaeological knowledge of the country. This trip to Jordan is one of three made by students during the year. Going to the sites allow us to understand in what context Biblical narratives have emerged. The founder of the L'École Biblique, Father Marie-Joseph Lagrange, had this insight: to study the Bible in the country where it was written."
While it is true that Jordan has some "biblical" places, it is primarily because of its archeological treasures that the Biblical School gives it so much interest. "Studying the civilizations that have marked the Holy Land on both sides of the Jordan helps us to enter into the understanding of the Scriptures," explains Father Dominique-Marie. The city of Jerash offers, through its ruins, an extraordinarily extensive history, from Neolithic to the advent of Christianity. It bears witness to the establishment of the first Christian communities in the region. It is with great excitement that the students discover, in the midst of the wild weeds, the remains of Byzantine churches, often built over some ancient pagan temples.
On Monday morning, departing from Our Lady of Peace Center, where the group was welcomed, the students were was able to stop at significant places, to meet the great civilizations that have shaped this land, from the Nabataean city of Petra, the Crusader castle of Shobak , the Roman ruins of Jerash, the Byzantine village of Umm Rasas, the famous mosaics of Madaba and the pre-Constantinian church of Aqaba. In addition to the information presented by the Jordanian guide, the travel days were highlighted by short presentations by the students under the watchful eye of their priest-mentor who adds more information and details.
"EBAF": from the art of digging to digital prowess
If this trip is intended to awaken students to the archaeological wonders of this land, it is easy to understand that the School has greatly contributed to the archeological research in Jordan. The Jordan Museum (the new Amman Archaeological Museum) dedicated a small room to the famous "copper roll" found in 1952 by Dominican Father Roland de Vaux's team, famous for his archaeological excavations at Qumran. The study of the manuscripts, caves and archaeological remains of Khirbet Qumran has greatly contributed to the reputation of the School. Among other excavations of the Biblical School in Jordan –the more recent were those conducted by the Dominican Father Jean-Baptiste Humbert in Mafrak (Umayyad Palace), on the citadel of Amman or Khirbet Samra (a Byzantine village with 11 churches).
These excavations in Jordan continue in the sense that they have not all been published. "For two months of excavation, it takes an average of five years of work" says Father Dominique-Marie. "The priority in Jordan remains the treatment of these excavations, which has become complicated in recent years due to political events." Recognized for its archaeological expertise, the Biblical School also has a long experience in the transmission of the Scriptures to the general public. During the 20th century, it completed and published the famous Jerusalem Bible (the first bible in French with scientific notes).
Today, it is working on a new project called "The Bible in its Traditions". It is a new collaborative digital Bible that features in dialogue the historical studies of the Scriptures with the richness of interpretations over the centuries. It is to understand how the Bible has been received and interpreted in every age. Researchers approved by the Biblical School can work according to their competencies (patristic, theology, history of art …), to provide readers with the most enriched perspectives of biblical texts. This extensive project is one of the largest ecclesial digital projects in the world with more than 50 mobilized researchers. The oldest archaeological and biblical center of the Holy Land is not likely to lose its fame.


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Welcome to episode #269 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. If you have never heard an episode of The Beancast podcast with Bob Knorpp, stop listening to this and pop over to check out (at least) one of his episodes. Along with being a writer for Ad Age, Knorpp's Beancast is a staple in the advertising industry news diet. Each week he grabs a handful of very diverse advertising luminaries and digs down deep into the current hot topics (I've had the pleasure of being a guest on a handful of episodes - the non-luminary ones, no doubt). In this episodes we discuss everything from the merits of audio podcasting to the current state of advertising and if true marketing integration is happening or if we're still stuck in a world filled with sucky 30-second spots. Enjoy the conversation...
Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #269 - Host: Mitch Joel.
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- Chris Brogan - New Marketing Labs - Co-author of Trust Agents, Man On The Go, Human Business Works, Third Tribe Marketing and Escape Velocity.
- C.C. Chapman - Managing The Gray - Digital Dads - Content Rules.
- Hugh McGuire - LibriVox - iambik audio - PressBooks.
- Christopher S. Penn - Blue Sky Factory - Marketing Over Coffee.
- Julien Smith - In Over Your Head - Co-author of Trust Agents.
- This week we're in conversation with Bob Knorpp from The Beancast.
- He also writes for Ad Age.
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- This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'.
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The converter bolted on with no problems, it should come with bolts and the rubber insulator for the hanging brackets. If they are not included you need a special tool to remove the original converter. At least you should advise the home instalor they may need them the original equipment run from $35.00 to $50.00 and only stocked in Michigan. I found a exhaust shop that sold them to me for $12.00, but it delayed my completing the installation a day.


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Fingerprint reading isn't the only sign that Apple is upping the ante in mobile security. Its new operating system is full of goodies that should boost its security appeal in the enterprise.
"Before iOS 7, Apple already had a secure operating system, with many options available to enterprises to lock them down," said SilverSky CTO Andrew Jaquith.
"Only the BlackBerry had more options," Jaquith said. "With iOS 7, companies will find many of their remaining needs addressed. It's clear that Apple is listening to their enterprise customers."
Following the security lead of BlackBerry, and Samsung with its Knox platform, Apple has added features to help segregate personal from professional information on a device.
"They are doing this with a few different features, including restricting company apps from talking to personal apps, as well as offering a per-app VPN (virtual private network), which can selectively route only enterprise traffic," said Jonathan Dale, marketing director of Fiberlink..
"In my opinion, Apple appears to have significantly improved the controls which help separate work and personal information," Dale said. "Users and companies should feel more secure that their data will not go to unintended places."
The new iOS also has better support for Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems. The potential lag between initialising a device on the network and enrolling it in an MDM. Now the two tasks can rolled into one for more efficient and easier operation. "There will be more mobile security policies available to lock down devices," SilverSky's Jaquith said.
"These include additional options for restricting Siri, AirDrop file sharing and which apps can open particular files and attachments," he said. "Admins should be able to restrict documents in company email, for example, from being opened in DropBox."
Apple has also enhanced containerisation in the OS. Its 'Open In' management separates personal and corporate data so business content will be opened only in specific apps approved by the enterprise.
'Single Signon' is another attractive security feature of the new iOS. It allows a device to communicate with the backend of a system without each of its apps generating usernames and passwords for themselves. "It makes things much easier for the end user," PJ Gupta, CEO of Amtel, said in an interview.
Senthil Krishnapillai, head of mobile security for SAP, told CSOonline: "It tremendously improves the usability of the application and, combined with fingerprint reading, it gives you true two-factor authentication."
With the new iOS, Apple is also giving administrators the power to reuse app licences. Prior to iOS 7, when an app was issued to an employee, its licence stayed with the employee. Now that licence can be recovered by the organisation. "There was no way to reclaim the licence," Fiberlink's Dale said. "It was a big deal because it was a big pain."
Gupta noted that Apple has also modified the application lock feature in the new iOS. Prior to iOS 7, if a phone was lost or stolen, whoever recovered the handset may not be able to get past the application lock to access the phone's data, but they could do a system reset and use the phone as their own.
That can't be done with iOS 7. If the application lock is activated, a system reset won't allow the phone to be reused. "It becomes a brick," Gupta said.
With its new security features, iOS is keeping pace with security stalwart BlackBerry, and Samsung's Knox security platform. "With the introduction of Knox, Apple has had to play catch-up with Samsung in the enterprise market," Gupta said.
However, SAP's Krishnapillai said that because of the way the Android ecosystem works, Apple has a leg-up on Samsung. Knox is limited to a specific model of Samsung phone.
"Developers writing for Knox have to make an app for Knox and one for the rest of the Android market," Krishnapillai said. "App developers for iOS only have to write for iOS."
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Networks for Developing PTSD Risk Assessment Tools
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Division of Adult Translational Research and Treatment Development
This initiative will support the development and initial testing of new approaches to differentiate trauma survivors who will recover naturally from those who will develop enduring symptoms and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Over a lifetime, exposure to traumatic events occurs at high levels. PTSD is among the most common conditions associated with trauma exposure yet the majority of exposed and symptomatic persons naturally recover functioning. For the significant minority who do not recover, PTSD and related co-morbidity can be quite debilitating. While research into the pathophysiology of the disorder has opened avenues for pre-emptive intervention, we are currently unable to differentiate trauma survivors who will recover naturally from those who will develop enduring symptoms.
The proposed initiative will establish interdisciplinary teams for exploratory studies combining, weighting, and sequencing measures of PTSD risk derived from existing data (past trials and epidemiological studies) and/or in the context ongoing PTSD studies. The expected outcomes of the Network(s) would be preliminary data on risk assessment tools that are sensitive to and balance statistical and clinical significance for future prediction and pre-emption studies and research to develop clinical decision tools.
Teams are envisioned to include neuroscientists, geneticists, clinical researchers, psychometricians, and clinimetricians, and to span several levels of analysis (e.g., molecular to behavioral).


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Fire investigators in Colorado Springs think that a Wii console is the likely cause of a fire inside a RV home this week, local .
The homeowner Trevor Pellegrin told KOAA 5 that he was not at home when the fire started. Pellegrin said that the fire also had nothing to do with the Wii wires, and that it started inside of the actual console.
A spokesperson for the Colorado Springs Fire Department told KOAA 5 that all other possible sources of ignition were ruled out.
The fire melted Pellegrin's TV, his Wii, and some of his clothes, and while his roof suffered "extensive smoke damage," it seems his home survived the incident.
In the comments section to the KOAA 5 website, Pellegrin says that he got in touch with a Nintendo representative, but the he was located in the United Kingdom, so he was redirected to Nintendo of America.
One of the images from shows that Pellegrin also owns an Xbox 360, which appears to have survived the fire unscathed.


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- slide 1 of 4
What is the Scope Triangle?
The Scope Triangle is a graphical representation of the 3 main factors affecting the scope of a project, displayed in the form of a triangle. These 3 factors are
- Quality
- Cost
- Time
Here "Quality" refers to the fitness for use or the fitness for its designed purpose of the software. "Cost" refers to the resources available (budget, people etc) & "Time" refers to the time available to complete the project. These factors affect all projects and the interrelationship is depicted in the picture above. Thus while defining the project scope, the interactions of these factors need to be kept in mind.
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How does each factor affect the scope of the Project?
In an ideal scenario, the project manager has unlimited time and resources (Cost) to complete the project. He/she will be able to deliver a very high quality project under such circumstances. However in the real world of project quality management, this is rarely the case and at least one of these three factors is fixed for any project.
If any one factor is fixed, it causes strain on the other factors. i.e.
If the "Time" is fixed, then the quality of the project decreases and the cost increases. If however, with time being fixed, the quality of the project has to be increased, then the cost increases exponentially. Hence in order to reduce cost, some of the additional functionality of the project is eliminated.
If the "Cost" is fixed in terms of budget and resources, then a higher quality project takes more time, while lesser time means the quality of the project in terms of functionality will be reduced.
If the "Quality" of the project is fixed, then as the Time decreases, the cost of the project (money and people) required to complete the project successfullly increases and vice versa.
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What is Scope Creep and how does it affect projects?
"Scope Creep" refers to the natural proclivity of the project to accumulate additional requirements as the project progress. When many teams/people are working on the same project, as it goes through different stages/teams, additional requirements get added on at every stage by the people involved. Further, sometimes the project planning is done keeping the major requirements in mind, and the clients add additional minor requirements without changing the plan accordingly. This tendency of a project to gather additional requirements is known as "scope creep".
This is an example of how clients raise the scope and go against the triple constraint (scope triangle).
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Implications of the Scope Triangle and Scope Creep for Project Managers
The project manager has to keep a check on Scope Creep while being bound by the scope triangle. This is where the decision-making ability of a project manager comes into play. A poor manager will feel restricted and limited by the scope triangle. A better project manager will try and utilize a different factor within the scope triangle to improve the project performance. The best project managers will juggle all three factors simultaneously and arrive at the optimum solution.
A more-detailed technical explanation of Working with Project Constraints is found here.
Thus the scope triangle in project quality management can be utilized in defining the project scope.


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Pauline Henderson Tillman, age 92 of Malvern, passed away Friday, November 22, 2013, at her home surrounded by her family.
A Private family graveside was held.
Honorary pallbearers were Don, John and Dan Henderson and David Balch.
In Lieu of Flowers, memorials may be made to Second Baptist Church, 210 W. Mill Street, Malvern for the Joy Baskets.
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Classic Car and Bike Clubs
During the last thirty years Footman James have forged strong relationships with many enthusiasts' clubs, associations and affinity groups. Members can enjoy discounted rates from Footman James on classic and modern car, classic and modern motorcycle and home & contents insurance. If you run a club and would like to work with Footman James or you would like to be added to our 'Clubs' area, or you are currently listed and you would like to amend your club details then please email us on firstname.lastname@example.com
Does being a member of your club or association mean you'll get a discount on your insurance?
Please enquire with your club secretary or give us a call on 0333 207 6120.
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P6 Rover Owners Club
The Club is open to anyone over the age of 17 years with an interest in the Rover P6 range of cars built from 1963 to 1977, you do not have to currently own a P6 Rover to be a member.
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Special interest Groups
PSA offers a range of opportunities to connect and engage with other pharmacists with whom you share a particular interest these are called special interest groups (SIG's)
On this page you will find information about the currently PSA special interest groups:
If you would like to receive information on a special interest group please visit the 'update your details' section on the PSA website and tick the box of special interest groups that your wish to join under the Special Interest Group heading.
The Early Career Pharmacists
The Early Career Pharmacists Working Group (ECPWG) was established both nationally and in each state branch early in 2009 to support pharmacists in the early stages of their career. It represents students, interns and registered pharmacists with up to 10 years of experience.
The purpose of the Early Career Pharmacists Working Group (ECPWG) is to provide strong representation to early career pharmacists to ensure that ECPs are recognised as crucial stakeholders in the Australian pharmacy sector and that PSA remains connected to ECPs at both a Branch and National level.
In particular, the ECPWG will:
- Provide an early career pharmacist perspective to the PSA National Board and senior management on a variety of issues.
- Facilitate succession planning via opportunities for ECP participation on the PSA National Board, National Board sub-committees, Branch Committees and Working Groups.
- Identify the needs of ECPs in relation to professional development, practice support and advocacy, and advise PSA on how to address these needs.
- Facilitate programs and activities that aim to improve professional satisfaction for early career pharmacists.
- Provide strong representation and leadership on issues of importance to early career pharmacists
Each Branch has an ECPWG which organises educational and social networking events. If you would like to find out about activities or get involved in your local group please contact your local branch.
PSA also moderates a Closed Group on facebook – its main and foremost goal is to create a safe environment for Early Career Pharmacists to discuss relevant topics and seek guidance when needed.
Accredited pharmacists
Accredited pharmacists, those currently undertaking accreditation, and those interested in becoming accredited are welcome to join the Accredited Pharmacist Special Interest Group (APSIG).
APSIG provides specifically targeted support for accredited pharmacists to raise their questions, issues, concerns or success stories on practice or remuneration issues, clinical news, communication and case discussion. Visit the Accredited Pharmacist Resource Centre, remember though you need to be logged in as a member. https://www.psa.org.au/accredited
Australian accredited pharmacists can use the PSA Accredited Pharmacists Facebook page to connect with colleagues, share ideas and discuss the latest issues currently facing Australian Pharmacy
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Exciting colt Rubick will make his much-anticipated racing debut in the TAB IPhone APP Plate (1000m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Rubick stamped himself as a juvenile to watch by winning a 900 metre barrier trial at Rosehill Gardens on January by a stunning seventh lengths – a performance that led trainer Gerald Ryan to state that the two-year-old was the best horse he has trained since Snitzel.
Rising jockey Brenton Avdulla has ridden Rubick in the majority of his trackwork and told Racing Ahead this morning that he has been delighted with the feel that the son of Encosta De Lago has given him ever since he first entered the stable.
"He has obviously given us a feel from day one," Avdulla said.
"In all his work he has worked quite nicely and quiet sharp and he has kept improving.
"The way he trailed the other day didn't really surprise us; we knew that we had a horse with a fair bit of ability.
"I hate getting wrapped up in two-year-olds because I know how much they can disappoint you when they get to the races, but I am looking forward to Saturday and I just hope that he can go there and do everything right.
"He has a very good attitude.
"A lot of two-year-olds, especially colts, can get wound up and do a few things wrong.
"He is pretty easy to do things with and he is a bit of a laidback customer."
Peter Moody-trained Pink Perfection is the only horse in the TAB IPhone App Plate that has previous race experience but, with horses from the Waterhouse, Waller and Connors stables, Avdulla expects there to be plenty of early speed in the 1000 metre event.
"He is a horse that just has natural speed," Avdulla said.
"There looks to be a fair bit of speed in the race and it is going to be a strong little two-year-old race.
"I predict there will be a bit of pressure there and I will just have to sum up how my bloke jumps.
"He trialed very speedy the other day and I am tipping that he will put himself on the bunny.
"We will get a better guide of where we are at on Saturday and I am sure that we will learn a lot more about him."
Punters have wasted no time loading up on Rubick; with the speedy juvenile currently available at odds of $1.45, while Clarry Connors-trained Create is the next best-backed runner at $3.50.


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VANDALISM: Southern District -- Police reported that someone broke into the First Baptist Church of Brooklyn in the 3800 block of 5th St. yesterday and painted several Nazi insignias on the floor and walls with red paint. Police said nothing appeared to be missing from the church and that a special unit of the police department that investigates such incidents is attempting to learn who defaced the building and their motive. Police said red paint was used to draw some of the Nazi symbols, while others were drawn with a felt-tip pen. Police said anyone with information about those responsible for the vandalism is urged to call the Southern District at 396-2499.
SHOOTING: Eastern District -- Police reported that the owner of an auto repair service in the 2300 block of Harford Road was listed today in serious but stable condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital after he was shot last night during an attempted armed robbery. Police said Lonny Farley, 52, of the 500 block of N. Robinson St., was in the garage around 6 p.m. yesterday when a man armed with a handgun entered and demanded money. Police said when Farley told the gunman he had no money, the man ordered Farley to tell him who else was in the garage. Police said when Farley's son, whose name was not immediately available, came out of a back room, the gunman ordered both men into a rear storeroom. Police said when Farley and his son entered the room, they shut the door behind them and locked it. Moments later, Farley opened the door to see if the man was gone and was shot in the mouth. Police said the gunman fled while Farley's son summoned an ambulance.


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Buffalo Chicken Salad Sandwiches
Ahhh buffalo chicken lovers unite. Last month, I created a recipe for Buffalo Chicken Salad Sandwiches. My friend Julie invited me over for her annual Bunko night to raise money for 1,000 Cooks for the Cure® and I was looking to bring something that I could make ahead. Earlier this year, I tested a recipe for tropical chicken salad sandwiches. My husband and I instantly fell in love with them. So I knew I would make that recipe but had extra chicken and that's when I decided to create a chicken salad recipe that involved buffalo sauce!
I've tested this recipe a few times now. The first time their was a hint of buffalo sauce. The second time way too much, and of course the third time is a charm. It might sound like a lot of buffalo sauce, but trust me it's not. It gives it the exact kick it needs and is not over powering. On a side note, I absolutely hate these photos. I photographed these sandwiches a handful of times and still could not achieve any photos that I was in love with… so these will do. I promise you that these Buffalo Chicken Salad Sandwiches taste much better than they look!
Katie Original Recipe
- 1/2 cup mayonaise
- 1/4 cup buffalo sauce
- 1/4 cup bleu cheese
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar
- 1/4 cup green onions
- 1/4 cup diced celery
- 1/2 tsp parsley
- 2 cups chopped cooked chicken
- 12 Hawaiian Rolls
- In a large bowl combine mayonaise and buffalo sauce. Mix well then add in the bleu cheese, shredded cheddar cheese, green onion, diced celery and parsley. Mix well. Lastly, add in the chopped cooked chicken.
- Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes, and then portion out onto sandwiches.
23 Responses to "Buffalo Chicken Salad Sandwiches"
Chicken salad sandwiches are my most favorite sandwich! Now I'm going to need to add buffalo sauce to them.
Oh my this sounds amazing! Need to try this!!
Pinned!! 🙂
Soo tasty! I love buffalo chicken so very much.
Awesome recipe, Katie! I am just enamored with this sandwich idea. Hubby and I are bona fide Buffalo Chicken anything fanatics. You just made my recipe round-up for the Buffalo Chicken category. Thanks so much for sharing!
These sounds pretty damn good! Where can I get buffalo sauce? Is that like Frank's Red Hot sauce?
Great idea, Katie! I also find sandwiches to be very challenging to photograph.
I have to make these. Could I leave out the bleu cheese? Bleu cheese is my nemesis unfortunately.
I remember these! Glad to hear you tweaked the amount of buffalo sauce.
Oh wow these look so perfect! I can't wait to make these babies for my husband 🙂
By bleu cheese, do you mean crumbles or bleu cheese dressing?
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Recycling: Lenrec Recycling will be calling to our school on March 6th. They collect old clothing, shoes, belts, handbags, ties, linens, etc. (the condition is not important, so long as items are clean). Money raised from the collection goes towards resources for the children in the school. You can leave bags in to the school Monday-Friday, 9:10am-3:10pm.
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What's So Important About the Amazon Rain Forest?
Lesson 3 of 6
Objective: SWBAT use several different comprehension strategies in order to better comprehend the text.
Big Idea: Today's lesson has another great science connection. We are still working on reading comprehension strategies but students will also begin to understand why trees are so important to the environment and how they help get rid of green house gases.
Today we will be focusing on a text from ReadWorks called "Can the Amazon Be Saved?" This is the last day in the unit where we will be going through the process of reading, highlighting and marking, answering questions, and completing a project. By this stage in this unit I feel comfortable in teaching the different steps of this process, and I can really tell after the previous two days lessons that my students have a deep understanding of the concepts. Again, though I condensed them into one lesson, the steps in the process are:
- Day 1 - Reading and Getting the "Gist" - Strategic Highlighting and Marking Of the Text To Improve Comprehension
- Day 2 - Students Answer Text Dependent Questions - Go Back Into the Text to Find Evidence
- Day 3 - Written Work or Project- Responding to the Text
Today as we dive into the text we will be answering questions and retelling details. This addresses standards RI1.1 and RI1.2. We are going to connect the idea of deforestation and conservation with our other texts from the previous days. This addresses standard RI1.3 because students will discuss how they learned about conserving water in the previous texts along with how to conserve the rainforest. And, as we highlight and mark our text, we will be clarifying the meaning of of words and use text features to aid in our comprehension. This addresses standards RI1.4 and RI1.5.
For today's lesson you'll need either the Smartboard Helping Our Earth.notebook or Activboard Helping Our Earth.flipchart lesson. You'll also need to go to ReadWorks and download the story and question set and make enough copies for each student in your class. Your students will need highlighters and pencils and if you want to make the question part of the lesson like a game, you may want to assign some students to be team captains and write their answers on whiteboards.
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Just like our other two lessons, it's time to read the text and just get the gist of the story. Most of my students were able to whisper read the text on their own. I assigned my 3 highest readers to 3 of my readers who struggle a bit. My higher readers read the text, and the ones who needed more support whisper read the text along with their partner. Each of students were able to access grade level complex text, just in a different way. I really wanted to challenge my students so I purposely chose a text that was actually leveled as a 4th grade text with a 950 lexile level. I kept in mind that there are different ways you can strategically group students so they can all access complex text. These groupings include:
- Higher readers can whisper read the text.
- Readers who may struggle can partner reader.
- Struggling readers can also be pulled back to a small group, and you can choral read the text together.
- A stronger reader can peer tutor a lower reader. The higher reader can read the text and the lower reader can whisper read along with their peer tutor.
My students read the text and got the gist of the story. This took about 10 minutes. You can see my students in action here: Reading and Getting the Gist - Day Three Amazon Rain Forest.mp4.
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I had previewed the text ahead of time and looked for words and concepts that I knew would trip my students up and hinder their comprehension. Since this was a 4th grade text, we spent a great deal of time discussing lots of the vocabulary. Not only did we discuss the bold faced words and the foot notes, but we also discussed other vocabulary words in depth. For example, I said, "Let's look at the first paragraph. Who thinks they could find the word that means very fancy." I gave students time to talk to the other students at their tables. Then I called on volunteers that would come up and point to the word that they thought it was on the Smartboard. We would have a class discussion about it and then the students would highlight the word only after I had confirmed which word was correct. There were so many great words that we discussed such as emerald, stalk, slink, and endangered, just to name a few.
I also had students look at the bold faced words that had numbers right after them. I had them draw an arrow with their pencil down to the correct footnote at the bottom of the page. Then we would read the definition at the bottom of the page. You can see how we marked up the text her in this example: Example of Amazon Rain Forest Marking of Text.docx. You can also get a better understanding of this portion of the lesson by viewing this video: Discussing Vocab to Improve Comprehension - Day Three Amazon Rain Forest.mp4, and this video: Discussing Vocab to Improve Comprehension Part 2- Day Three Amazon Rain Forest.mp4.
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I used the question set that came with this text. Since this was a 4th grade passage there were more questions, and some of the questions required more writing. If I had more time, or had done this lesson earlier in the year, I would have made a student work packet with my own questions. Since it was the end of the year, (I did this lesson the last week of school) I went with what I had.
I kept this part of the lesson engaging. We read the question together, and then I had teams look for evidence to find the correct answer. The team captains wrote their answers on the white boards, and then we would have a class discussion where I would ask students to justify why they thought their answer was correct. Then I would confirm what the correct answer was. We kept score again and at the end of the question portion of the lesson, I gave out prizes to the table(s) that had the most points. This gave them a little incentive to stay engaged and try their best to go and find evidence.
Our Independent Work
I used this form, Common Words in Writing Responses.pdf, to help me create the differentiated work Differentiated Work Amazon Rain Forest.pdf for this lesson. It has been an invaluable resource for me and I hope it helps you too when you are creating lessons for your class as well.
I passed out the work and explained to each of my groups what they needed to do to complete their assignments. I walked around the room videoing and helping students who had questions. You can see my students in action here: Our Independent Work - Day Three Amazon Rain Forest.mp4, as they were completing their assignments. You can see what I thought of their work here in this video: Student Work Amazon Rain Forest.mp4.
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Our Closure
I took out my hacky-sack and asked some simple questions. Even though this was a closure where I simply asked questions, it became much more engaging once I introduced the hacky-sack. I asked the first question and tossed the hacky-sack to the first person. After each question, the person who held the hacky-sack threw it to someone else.
I asked, "How did highlighting the text help you as a reader? How did the your written assignment help you with your understanding about the Amazon rain forest? How does the Amazon help the world? What are people doing to save the Amazon?"
Then I told my students we would continue our learning about how we can save the Earth by reading "The Lorax" tomorrow.


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Two other scrappers played along with this challenge. Aren't their layouts pretty?
And now, it's time for the winners from the National Scrapbook Day Online Crop! I'd promised a $20 gift certificate to Scrapbook.com for one randomly selected participant. That lucky person is...
I've been hinting that I would be choosing another random winner. That person will receive a mystery pack of goodies. And the winner is...
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May 4, 2009
Musings of a Muse: All About Nails!
You probably noticed the Muse doesn't do many nail posts around here which brings me to today's Musings of the Day!
Are you a nail girl? Do you love painting your nails? Going to the salon to have 'em done?
Tell me about it and jump ahead for my reply!
Nope, the Muse isn't a nail girl. She has a nasty habit of biting her nails plus she rarely paints 'em! Gasp! Horror! I do try to make time for a mani but for the most part my nails are polish-free. I'm so jealous of people who have pretty nails and paint 'em all pretty. Sad sigh!
It's probably the one area of my life that I don't pay alot of attention too. I'm all about cosmetics but I'm def not a nail girl!
How about you?


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Life, as I knew it changed in July of 2014, when first my Sweet Mother Dear was diagnosed terminally ill with breast cancer after a clean diagnosis the year before. As I began the grieving process to accept she was no longer always going to be with us, I learned to appreciate even more the very simplest of things. I liked fixing her bananas and milk when I visited so that she would have the potassium for a strong heart. I wanted to make sure she could hear my voice every morning regardless if she wanted to talk or not. I did get in my car and traveled to see her after a day's work, those moments were important. I diligently scheduled client appointments around doctor's appointments, and arrived to work daily before 5am most days. Every moment was savored, captured with pictures, and video became ever so important. My Mother's health began a slow declined, but she always said, we gave it a good fight.
As My Mother fought, my husband's appendix cancer returned after four years, seven months, ten days of receiving his last chemo treatment. I remember the day, November 22, and it was the day my life changed even more. My husband, who is a pilot, grounded himself as any adverse health condition warrants no flying and this was our new norm. Now both, my mother and my husband were going to doctor's appointments fighting the fight. Scott, my husband, and I traveled to MD Anderson, the first of December to meet with doctors and see if he was indeed a candidate for HIPEC surgery which it was later confirmed he would do. It was a very hard trip for me to leave my Mother not knowing if she would survive while we were gone. We were able to return a week later and soon it was Christmas, which we got to spend with my Mom. Each day, I spent with my Mom, there were very in depth conversations about life, death, choices, affirmations, and her wishes for my life when she was gone. It was a very sweet time. On January 6, 2015, my Mother took her last breathe. This was after her sharing her last "Love You, Babe in the softest voice I have ever heard. On that very same day, my husband was taking his chemo treatment and could not be with us.
The next months I focused on my husband as he prepared for his surgery. On April 1, 2015, he underwent HIPEC surgery, a ten and a half hour surgery where he was opened up, all his organ were scraped of cancer, he was given a chemo bath for 90 minutes while shook on a table by two doctors and then opened back up and examined before being stapled up. After surgery, he was in the hospital for four weeks at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas. A week after his surgery, it was confirmed they had gotten the cancer and he was cancer free. This was incredible news.
We returned home, and at that time things got challenging again. Scott's recovery was slow, with absolutely no appetite which translated into no strength to walk. Scott's company, O'Reilly has worked with us so that he could return to work in some compacity when he felt better. Fast forward to today, October 4, Scott has returned to a desk job with his company O'Reilly Automotive, has lost over 95 pounds, and is fighting an abscess that has been nicknamed the Beast by me. For the next 30 days, he is doing IV infusions at home full of antibiotics and we hope it will shrink.
Now, you may ask, where does real estate fit into this picture? Well very tightly, with a genuine heart. My first commitment, when I began to focus on my Mom, was each client was informed of what was happening in my life. Each one was given my personal commitment that if either one of us felt like I wasn't taking great care of them that I would gladly hand them over to one of my team. I found myself to be sharper, and more committed to making it all work. I found that, more than ever, it was important to do my homework, as I have the ability to get in my car see a ton of houses and weed out all those that are not the bang for the money. I find that showing five absolutely great houses often times leads to a contract. If not, I haven't done a good job educating them or they have uncertainties that need to be addressed so they can decide if buying is a great option as it was when we first started talking. Sometimes buyers do need to see that they are getting a great deal, so it important to expedite that process because great houses get snatched up quickly! When selling, it is important to know the commitment, as when contracts come in you want them to not lose it because a buyer changes their mind in the time it took them to decide. Interesting enough, establishing risks of losing a great house, or losing a buyer, before the contract is established is the key. I have always felt that it is all about my client's time line, not mine. I don't want them to buy if they aren't ready to buy; I want them to fall back in love with their current home if it is not time to sell. I want them to know that life changes quickly, not to take any of it for granted. I feel as though my story of life changing is one that I can draw on in so many ways. I value my time to work and whole heartily go all in. I value the time I sit in silence beside my husband and remember our Normal Life, and love that we cherish one another and support one another in our own personal trials. I love that my relationships with clients have turned into friendships and that I am aware of what others are going through. I love that technology allows me to negotiate deals and keep things organized no matter what is going on!
It is a blessing to be a Realtor® and to be able to be the CEO of my own company. It is phenomenal that honesty, integrity, time is of the essence, and follow through allow me to support my family in times of abundance and times of challenge. I cannot imagine my life doing anything else. I am thankful for Scott's children, his mother, and all of my family for understanding how our lives have changed and how we celebrate that change. Our friends, well it goes without saying, they were with us in good times, and they have stayed with us through tough times. Oh, and my lovely company I chose to work with, Southwest Missouri Realty, is spirited, firey, motivated, and have e-on's of experience are a delight to see everyday and work with. Finally, what is the bottom line, my real estate business did not stop, my business, it has grown. Thankful!!!! God definitely has This; and That Too!


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- Stolen Frosty the SnowmanCan't believe that someone would steal my huge frost the snowman infalatable in broad day light out of my front yard!! So...sad! This isn 't a material thing to me.this is a special Christmas memories x 10 years!After my husband died 10 years ago a special,dear friend with his wife started putting up the 8 to foot, Frosty decorating my house with spotlight & wreaths,anonymously.Nearly 5 years later I caught them in the act of putting him up,neaver ,ever letting on to me other friends neighbors kept it a secret! How awesome the whole block was iluminated with his glow & his huge smile.Which, replaced many (tears ,mine & family's) with smiles thru out the years.Now,alas,someone stole my joy!(How sad that people can be so cruel,thoughtless) ,when others are so special. That surprize was from Rick & janice Catlin(special ,caring,giving thoughtful people,my friends) !I hope you all will watch out for the vanishing Frosty(the sheriffs description is as follows; 8 to 10 feet inflatable frosty with carrot for a nose,Top hat with multi, tri colored scarf about his chunky neck ,buttons for eyes & down his front,with a gold ,candy cane in his right hand,held high!Please bring him back,he is soreley missed(as are the memories he brings)!!!
- What happened to the Middle Sound Loop 'A Coastal Community' sign?When they put in the traffic circle someone removed The Middle Sound Loop 'A Coastal Community'. Is there a way to put it back up?
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- The Loop ZoningFYI: there was only a few of us at the rezoning meeting last wk. at the
county commissioners meeting and as you know, they past the heavier zoning.
the traffic was the biggest concern and they have determined that 47 town
homes have less traffic than 28 homes. there was another traffic crash at
market and wendover yesterday. they keep coming. with the lack of the number
of loopers at the meeting, we have to assume that people here don't think
its a problem. when the loop gets built out, we'll have to be much more
patient at the light on market. its the longest light in the county and they
said at the cc meeting that theres nothing they can do about it now, its
tied to the traffic at military and market. from my perspective, its sad to
see the lack of involvement by loop residents on some important matters. my
wish list ---- please don't litter and please use turn signals
- EDZD comes to Middle SoundThe NHC County Commissioners have approved 47 town homes for the 9.9 acres at 611 Middle Sound Loop Rd.
- AnnexationSee these links about The City annexing Ogden and a related public meeting Tuesday August 10, 2010.
- RoundaboutJust noticed on the community spot someone asking about the construction near the school. It will be a roundabout/traffic circle just like the one down Porter's Neck Road & the Ogden VFD road. Hopefully it will be larger since a tractor trailer tied up traffic at Porter's Neck circle for a couple of hours one day.
If the folks in Emerald Forest think they have traffic cutting through now I'd think it will more than double once the roundabout is completed. Folks that do not want to use the circle will go out through Emerald Forest – Oysterpoint Road. Not exactly sure what roads they are off Wendover.
My only hope is they finish prior to folks dropping off their children for school or during events at the school. So much of the off road parking will be eliminated.
- middle sound road constructionIm trying to figure out what in the world they plan on doing by this middle sound loop road construction. im not sure where i could find out but if anyone know let me know. its such a inconvience as of right now..
- MSL stickersWhere can you find the MLS green auto decals?
- Confirmed Rabies Case MSLA confirmed case of a rabid raccoon and interaction with a dog occurred on May 2nd off MSL. Be careful of unusual acting animals and be sure to have your pets vaccinated for rabies.
- Kayak LaunchThere is supposed to be a kayak launch @ the new Middle Sound park (or whatever they name it if/when it opens) off Dunbar Rd (accessed via 2nd driveway on left?) whenever the county gets around to finishing and opening the park. It was supposed to have opened a good while ago, but then the economy / budget happened. I believe that it is county property- just no place to park right now.
- High Density on Middle SoundYes, The 'High Density Minded Planning Board' got EDZD approved for all remaining land in the County. So, what is so 'Extraordinary' about this 35 to 80 unit change? Ask all your Commissioners to explain it, because the planning board can't.
- canoe/kayak launchesI have heard that there are now or will be multiple places to launch a kayak or canoe on the loop. Can anyone shed any light on this?
- HELP! - High Density on MSLRApril 1st will be the meeting for the EDZD proposal on the 611 MSLR property (9.93 acres). We need to have a large turnout of MSLR residents to show our opposition to allow MSLR to become rezoned to a HIGH DENSITY community. The meeting will be held downtown in the Old County Courthouse Assembly Room, 24 N. 3rd St. @ 5:30pm. The letter was ONLY sent to contiguous property owners in a ploy to keep everyone else in the dark so they can pass the EDZD in our community. If you love traffic EDZD is what you want, if you love the rural community we have (what is left of it) then you should attend the meeting and become educated on this topic.
Thanks for your support
- Rezone to 80units for 10acres???The 9.93 acre lot adjacent to Emerald Forrest is zoned R-15 (33units). Now, Wilshire Management Group, (WMG), has applied for redistricting it to EDZD (80 units). A notice was placed (no envelope/stamp) in my mailbox, (2/16/2010), a day before a meeting was to take place run by WMG to inform the community. They are calling it 'Middle Sound Village' at 611 Middle Sound Loop Rd.
I was wondering if anyone has heard an update on this.
I also wonder how many mailboxes actually received this informative notice.
- Lost DogOn Tues. Nov 23 our male tan hound escaped the underground fence and has not come home, When he left he had on a blue collar with a fence monitor and a name tag. His name is Lucky Bo. He is very friendly. As of Tues. had not been picked up be Animal Control. Angela, 524-7334 Robby 524-8381
- New MS homes districted to Castle Hayne ElementaryIf I am not mistaken, elementary-school aged children of anyone who builds a new home in any MS subdivision are districted to Castle Hayne Elementary as Ogden Elementary is already the biggest elementary school in NHC.
- NHCo Zoning Ordinance AmendmentIs there an organized response to the preposed zoning ordinance amendment? This involves increasing density and may very well affect the Middlesound Loop parcel that was formerly a mobile home park. Public hearing is Monday, Novembe 2nd at approximately 6:55 PM. The Loop cannot sustain any more traffic than is presently generated.
- Redistricting Of Middle Sound CommunityFor those that may be interested , as of right now The New Hanover County Board has Middle Sound Loop going to a school in Castle Hayne community which is approximately 13 miles from Middle Sound when we have two Middle School closer Being Trask and Noble. I am adamant in keeping the community of Middle Sound together and going to a closer neighborhood school. Several reasons: One, being the distance, which is 3 times greater to travel to Castle Hayne Community when they can go to Noble, which is 3.4 miles away. Secondly, the time it would take to and from school riding on a bus. Third, Castle Hayne is not our community nor our neighborhood. Fourth, and maybe not an argument to most but is for me is the history of Ogden as a community.
Ogden (Middle Sound) has an enriching history on how the community developed. I personally would like to keep it together as a community and go to a neighbor hood school. Let me give you a brief background on Middle Sound so you might see why I am so passionate about keeping Middle Sound at Noble.
Prior to World War II there were train stations that lined up and down Market Street going to New Bern; in the Middle Sound area, the station was called Seven Mile Post. Passenger service stopped prior to World War II. Ogden or referred to as Middle Sound has been around since before World War II with fewer than 15 families .Roads were made from crushed rocks and carriage and horse and maybe a few cars used the loop. Actually, the oldest house is the one on Dunbar Road/ Middle Sound which was built 1830.In 1890 a Middle Sound landowner gave an acre of land to erect a one room school which is now the current site of Ogden School. In 1950, the village of Middle Sound was officially adopted by state road commissioner. Neighborhood started developing after World War II after people left the Suburbs one being El Ogden. A large area of Queens Point was a cypress pond. There is an old cemetery tucked away in the woods at Brandywine dates back 1700. The second oldest home is located on Pages Creek built in 1899. In the 1950's there were fewer than a dozen houses in Middles Sound. The open fields were cultivated in peanuts, sweet potatoes and vegetables gardens. In 1960', Middle Sound grew to about 500 homes at which time Noble Middle School opened its door 1969 to accommodate this growth.
As you can see the village of Middle, Sound has been apart of this community for over 100 years and part of Noble for 40 years. The New Hanover Board even considers Middle Sound Loop a Community.
- New NeighborJust moved in to Stoneybrook. I am a Retirement Benefits Specialist and would appreciate helping you review your Life Insurance. I want to make sure you are saving money with the new rates and not paying too much on the old rates. Can also help with your IRAs and 401ks!
- High Density Zoning coming to Middle Sound?RE: Conditional Rezoning Request by Wilshire Management Group to conditionally rezone approximately 9.93 acres at 611 Middle Sound Loop Road from R-15 residential district to CD(R-10) conditional district for the purpose of increasing residential density. The site is classified as Watershed Resource Protection on the 2006 CAMA Land Classification Map. Planning Board Meeting Thursday September 3rd at the New Hanover County Courthouse (corner of third and Princess Street) at 5:30. ITEM # 2 (Z - 897)
Traffic flow into and out of Middle Sound is limited to three access paths. Two of these three access paths (Red Cedar/Hawk Road/Covil Farm Road and Oyster Lane/Darden Road/Wendover) are residential neighborhoods without sidewalks or bike paths and are barely able to handle the amounts of traffic we have at the present time. These are established residential neighborhoods which can not safely handle any additional traffic.
Ogden Elementary School is a great neighborhood school and a center point of Middle Sound. Unfortunately the location of the school creates a bottle neck which is highly susceptible to traffic overloading. The Round About, which was promised years ago and which is still not built, will not reduce the number of cars on our roads - only low density zoning will reduce the number of cars on our already overburdened streets. The Round About will distribute cars better and will make for a safer intersection but it faces the very real possibility of being shut down (during high flow periods) from overloading if large numbers of cars are backed up at the Ogden/Market Street light.
The only sustainable type of development for Middle Sound that actually decreases the number of cars on our streets is low density zoning - zoning which is already in place thanks to the efforts of Middle Sound residents in 1988. We need bike paths, sidewalks, and green space , not unsafe and congested roads resulting from this proposed high density development in Middle Sound.
Without side walks, bike paths, and adequate roadways in place before these density increases are allowed, we create dangerous neighborhoods.
In 2006 this same property was rezoned for the same developer from R 20 to R 15. Now the developer is asking to re zone from R 15 to R 10. R 20 (citizen created) zoning would have allowed 19 residential units generating 171 car trips/day. R 15 (re zoned 2006) would have allowed 25 residential units generating 225 car trips/day. R 10 (re, re zoned) will allow 33 residential units generating 297 car trips/day.
IF you live on Oyster Lane, Wendover or Hawk Road: These daily trip numbers, when multiplied over the course of a single year, mean thousands of more cars on our residential street.
The traffic likely to be generated by this rezoning request is totally contrary to our existing Middle Sound Plan and will significantly degrade Middle Sound's existing quality of life as well as public safety.
- Looking for Plumber RecommendationI am looking for a plumber recommendation to do our sewer new connect. If anyone has gone through this and has any recommendations then please let me know. adam_shay at hotmail.com
- Thanks for your support on the issue!To all those who scorned me for my opinion on the Cannady's Marina issue...thanks for your understanding. You all must be waterfront owners....good for you! You obviously can not and will not see this from a mothers point of view...maybe I should have left the 'skipping rocks' part out....I would never allow my child to throw rocks at a boat or any other personal property...we were simply walking our dog and trying to enjoy a beautiful day. I am sorry if I upset anyone and I guess I will just have to deal with it. Once again...thanks for at least TRYING to see it from my point of view and its comforting to know that you are all my neighbors...:(
- piano lessonsShout out! My son wants to learn how to play the piano. Is there anyone on the loop road that teaches? Let me know!
- Multi-Use Path MeetingTHE TIME HAS COME ! ! ! ! DO YOU WANTA MULTI-USE PATH for Middle Sound Loop to Military Cutoff?
Let your voice be heard !
Tuesday, May 12 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Ogden Elementary School
Let's pack the school and show our support for the path!
Tell ALL of your neighbors.
The last plan for our area was developed in 1987.
A whole lot has changed out here since then.
Our county government wants our input.
Let's not let them down.
Details below:
If you have any questions, you can call a member of the Getting Connected Steering Committee...
Peg Schroeder 910-805-5807
Bret Russell 910-508-3569
Michael Bassano 910-443-5141
Adam Shay 910-617-0349
Lorann Hellens
Ed Mondello
Middle Sound/Ogden...Future Directions
New Hanover County Planning Staff will be presenting an evaluation of the 1987 Middle Sound/Ogden...Future Directions Community Plan. Staff will discuss how the plan was implemented and will receive comments about changes that have occurred in the area.
Staff will also be prepared to hear what the residents wish to see in the future in Middle Sound.
Results of this meeting will help guide the department's future planning efforts.
For More Information, Contact the New Hanover County Planning Department at 798-7165 and ask to speak to either Dorothy or Sam. The Middle Sound Plan is available for review on the Planning Department web page at http://www.nhcgov.com/AgnAndDpt/PLNG/Pages/MiddleSound.aspx
- Mulit-Use PathTHE TIME HAS COME ! ! ! !
DO YOU WANTA MULTI-USE PATH for
Middle Sound Loop to Military Cutoff?
Let your voice be heard !
Tuesday, May 12, 5:30 - 7:00 PM Ogden Elementary School
Let's pack the school and show our support for the path!
Tell ALL of your neighbors. The last plan for our area was developed in 1987.
A whole lot has changed out here since then.
Our county government wants our input.
If you have any questions, you can call a member of the Getting Connected Steering Committee...
Peg Schroeder 910-805-5807 , Bret Russell 910-508-3569,
Michael Bassano 910-443-5141, Adam Shay 910-617-0349
New Hanover County Planning Staff will be presenting an evaluation of the 1987 Middle Sound/Ogden...Future Directions Community Plan. Staff will discuss how the plan was implemented and will receive comments about changes that have occurred in the area.
Staff will also be prepared to hear what the residents wish to see in the future in Middle Sound.
Results of this meeting will help guide the department's future planning efforts.
For More Information, Contact the New Hanover County Planning Department at
798-7165 and ask to speak to either Dorothy or Sam. The Middle Sound Plan is available for review on the Planning Department web page at http://www.nhcgov.com/AgnAndDpt/PLNG/Pages/MiddleSound.aspx
- Lost African Grey parrotAnswers to 'Yogi.' He is gray with a red tail. Please call 256-9459 or 200-4511 if you see him.
- Lost DogLost Dog
We found this little fellow on the Loop Road this afternoon (4/26). See photo. I'm sure that he would really like to come home today. 620-1672
- Enjoying the waterI live in Queen's Point. I would love to ride my bike down the road and stop off to enjoy the water. Is there anywhere you can do this?? I just want to sit and lay in the sun or just sit and relax and enjoy our neighborhood. I heard in the future a trail will be constructed for access for kayaks and canoes. Anyone else heard of this? Thanks! Happy summer.
- cat trappingsomeone on pages creek rd is trapping neighborhood, family owned cats. They are taking them to animal control, on Division Drive. It is their right to do this, by NHCounty ordinance, running at large. I feel this is inhumane and needs to be stopped. This distresses me because these cats are domesticated, inoculated with shots, and friendly.
- StampClub/ScrapbookingInterested in joining a Stamp Club. Stampclub members meet monthly to learn new techniques and projects. There is a minimum purchase and each member gets to be a hostess one of the month's earning lots of free gift's. Great way to meet new people and make friends.
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- YARD SALE214 East Bedford in Queens Point. Saturday, April 11th from 8am-noon. Ladies clothes and household items. No early birds please!
- Share Your Thoughts....Share your thoughts on the proposed Middle Sound Village... See the link from Star News


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Individual Account Retirement Plans: An Analysis of the 2001 Survey of Consumer Finances
July 2003
EBRI Issue Brief #259
Paperback, 28 pp.
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Employee Benefit Research Institute, 2003
Executive Summary
- This Issue Brief updates the work done on previous versions of the Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) with results from the 2001 SCF, which provides the most recent estimates of Americans' entire portfolio of wealth. The SCF not only includes levels of participation in all employment-based retirement plans and individual retirement accounts (IRAs) by families, but also the amount in these accounts. In addition, it has data on families' total assets (not just retirement assets), so the level of importance that these plans represent can be determined.
- In 2001, 41.6 percent of families included a participant in an employment-based retirement plan (either a defined benefit or defined contribution plan) from a current job. This was up from 38.8 percent in 1992, but virtually unchanged from 41.0 percent in 1998. While a significant shift in the plan type occurred from 1992 to 1998, with the percentage of families that had a plan having only a defined benefit plan decreasing from 40 percent to 20.7 percent, there was a very small change in the type of plans the families had from 1998 to 2001, with 19.5 percent of families that had a plan in 2001 having only a defined benefit plan. The percentage of families participating in a plan but with only a defined contribution plan followed the opposite trend, rising from 37.5 percent in 1992 to 57.0 percent in 1998 and to 57.7 percent in 2001.
- In 2001, 31.4 percent of families owned either an IRA or a Keogh plan. This is an increase from 28.4 percent in 1998 and 26.1 percent in 1992. Furthermore, 58.6 percent of families had a participant in a current or previous employer's retirement plan or an IRA/Keogh, which is an increase from the 53.3 percent in 1992.
- Among all families with a defined contribution plan in 2001, the median (mid-point) plan balance was $18,000. This is an 81.8 percent increase from the 1992 value of $9,899 (expressed in constant 2001 dollars) and a 10.2 percent increase from the 1998 value of $16,328 (2001 dollars). Among families with an IRA/Keogh plan, the median value of their plan was $27,000 in 2001, a 24 percent increase from $21,770 in 1998.
- The most commonly owned IRA was the regular IRA, with 42.2 percent of the family heads who owned an IRA owning only that type. The next largest singly owned IRA type was the rollover, at 25.7 percent, followed by the Roth IRA at 16.4 percent. However, when broken down by assets, family heads with rollover-IRAs-only moved to the top spot, accounting for 36.0 percent of the total assets, while the owners of regular-IRAs-only accounted for 31.3 percent of the assets.
- 401(k) Valuations Published: August 1, 2018 401(k) Balances and Changes Due to Market Volatility
- President's Letter Published: February 20, 2018 Insights from EBRI's President and CEO


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Word Circle Puzzles: June 2013
THE MISSING LINK Here's another installment of Word Circle Puzzles you can use with your class or groups. (If you are new to Word Circle Puzzles see the January 2013 post for an intro.) Now, this short set of puzzles is a little different. Each puzzle has a missing word - one that will complete the circle of words. Off you go......
(If you need a little help see the hints I've included at the bottom of this post. If you need a bit more assistance send me a request.)
1. Cold, Out, Road, Call, Show, Back, Time, Blast, Worn (10 Words - what's missing?)
2. Class, Table, Room, Tennis, Light, Can, Club, Work, House, Age, Soda (12 Words)
3. Price, Over, Line, Cut, Head, Feet, Take, Story, First, Cold, In, Drive, List, Short (15 Words)
I'm sure these will provide some challenge.....more on the way.......
All the best out there!!
Chris Cavert
HINTS: Okay - if you need a little hint here you go...connect with me if you need to.....
1. Rocket Ship
2. Water Vessel
3. USPS Mailing Option
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Takashi Murakami is best known for his crazy anime-influenced art, including the crazy shroom creatures and weird Sailor Moon mutants we featured before. (Not to mention his $5,000 signature Louis Vuitton purses.) But this 19-foot aluminum and titanium Oval Buddha sculpture, which goes on display in Brooklyn on Saturday, proves he also has a knack for creating giant characters who could easily be from another planet.
Murakami, who says "I express hopelessness," picked up on the sexual fetishism and weirdness of anime, manga and otaku culture to create his own fusion of pop and otaku, called poku. He predicts that anime and otaku will give birth to a new culture in the future that will rejuvenate the Japanese art scene. But for now, he's commodifying his art and creating ambitious giant monsters, like this 23-foot tall Tongari-kun, or Mr. Pointy, who's also coming to Brooklyn. The show, called ©Murakami, traveled from LA in 11 trucks to the 18,500 square foot space. It'll be in NYC until mid-July. Images by Ted Rheingold and AP Exhibition main page


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Girl in the Golden Atom
- Artist: Elbert Lee
- Genre: Rock
- Release Date: 2/6/2007
I've been following Bert Lee as a song-writer for half a century. When he first showed up on the village scene I think he was all of sixteen, and he'd written a handful of very quirky little tunes that people just loved. He didn't have a lot of material or experience in front of audiences, but other musicians picked up on his originality, the quality of his guitar playing, and, as it developed, his really nice voice. He teamed up with a few other solo acts. I remember in particular a stretch where he had a duo with another very original dude named Ron Price. Then he teamed up with Richard Tucker and Cam Bruce, and these three brought a charming loosey-goosy style of rockabilly onto the scene and had quite a following. They recorded an album, toured around a little, but then sadly couldn't find a market niche and dissolved. Bert went solo again, and vanished away. When I asked him what he had done during this time he simply told me, "studying." And it was a fact his singing and guitar playing had gone up a few notches. Then he joined a western swing band called The Central Park Sheiks, and these guys became the hardest working unknown band on the New York scene for the next six years. They recorded an album on Flying Fish, and played just about every college on the Eastern seaboard. Again, however, they were just too original and uncategorizable, and the music industry was well on the way to becoming the boring numbered boxes thing that it is now. The Sheiks vanished, leaving many a saddened fan. Bert went to Key West and wrote and wrote. He played with every imaginable kind of ensemble you could imagine, from bluegrass to reggae. He teamed up with great players and just got better and better, a fact that he proved by releasing a self produced album every couple of years, something he's done ever since. The thing about Bert's albums, like his songs, is that there's no two alike. That really seems to piss off a lot of folks, but it doesn't seem to be something he's about to change. A few years ago he produced a lovely disk called Butterfly, a collection of cowboyish tunes that really made the rounds. On that disk were some fine originals and some re-imagined classics. In particular a tune of his called Cowboy from Boston tickled a lot of folks. This year (2006) he came up with something really exciting, a kind of explanation of who he is musically. Twelve original tunes, mostly brand new, that show his scope on the one hand, and what it is that makes all his different facets parts of the one gem that is his musical personality. If you really want to know who Bert Lee is, give a listen to The Girl in the Golden Atom. If he never does anything else, in time this will be something people will discover and it will make his place for him in music. But I have a sneaking feeling there's more to come. Joel Grimstead.
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NEW ORLEANS R — NEW ORLEANS -- A state civil jury found last night that the evangelist Jimmy Swaggart had defamed a fellow television minister, Marvin Gorman, whose career collapsed five years ago in a swirl of accusations that he was an adulterer.
Finding both Mr. Swaggart and his television ministries liable for damages, the jury awarded Mr. Gorman's television and crusade ministries $9 million. In addition, it awarded Mr. Gorman $600,000 for defamation and $400,000 for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
The jury deliberated about 24 hours before determining that Mr. Swaggart had hurt Mr. Gorman and that he was liable for damages in the $90 million lawsuit.