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4 beds, 6 baths
Home size: 5,054 sq ft
Lot Size: 57,934 sq ft
Added: 08/22/17, Last Updated: 02/12/18
Property Type: Single Family
MLS Number: 21359666
Community: Rochester (63152)
Tract: KNORRWOOD PINES WEST SUB
The price of this listing was last reduced on 8/23/2017 by 3%
Status: Sold
Executive Four Seasons Retreat Just North of Downtown Rochester! Custom designed home nestled in a cul-de-sac on a one-of-a-kind, 1.33 acre lot. This brick colonial w/over 7,000 sqft. of fin. liv space features 4 bdrms, w/5th on lower level, 4 F/Baths, 2 Pwdr Rms. 4 Car Gar. Popular open floor plan w/hrwd flr, 1st floor Jaw-dropping foyer w/Soaring staircase flows to 2-story Grt Rm w/fireplc, Formal din rm & cozy Theatre rm. Spacious Gourmet kitchen w/eat-in din. & fireplace.Fabulous screened cedar porch. Maintenance-free deck added 2015 overlooks lush landscaping,woods & protected wetlands. Stunning, new 2,000+ sq. ft., walkout lower lvl w/mini-kitchen,wet bar, full bath, 8+ft.Ceilings, outdoor paver patio entertaining area. Luxurious, extr-lrge Mstr suite has gas fireplace, steam shower w/jets, home gym, laundry rm., Lafata cabinets, Granite counters. Freshly Painted Interior and Exterior. Roof(2014). Rochester Schools: Stoney Creek,Hart, Baldwin.
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Emerson GYN Surgical Associates is a specialty gynecologic practice that is known for diagnosing and treating complex gynecologic conditions such as abnormal uterine bleeding, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, pelvic pain and endometriosis. We provide consultations and medical treatments for such conditions as well as provide comprehensive surgical care individualized to patients' needs.
Dr. Megan Loring is a fellowship-trained minimally-invasive gynecologic surgeon who has done hundreds of complex laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgeries to treat these various gynecologic issues. She is known for taking time to explain conditions to patients with the help of drawings and diagrams, and allows plenty of time for all questions to be answered.
In addition to high-quality, minimally invasive surgery consultations, we also provide comprehensive gynecologic care to women of all ages including cervical cancer screening, colposcopic evaluation, IUD insertion, hormone replacement therapy, pelvic organ prolapse evaluation, and various other general gynecologic needs. Dr. Loring also enjoys taking care of adolescent and teenage gynecologic issues.
Dr. Loring is supported by a wonderful clinical office coordinator and medical assistant, Christine DeCampo. As a collaborative team, you will receive the highest quality, patient-centered care in a comfortable and friendly environment.
Emerson GYN Surgical Associates is based at Emerson Hospital in Concord, MA. All surgical procedures are performed in Emerson's state-of-the-art Clough Surgical Center. The Clough Surgical Center combines all the latest surgical technology with a personalized, caring touch of a prestigious community hospital. In addition to seeing patients in Concord, we also see patients in a satellite office in Westford.
We look forward to meeting you in the office and helping you with your gynecologic needs.
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Dr. Loring received her medical degree from the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine, where she graduated with the highest honors: Alpha Omega Alpha. She completed her residency in Obstetrics & Gynecology at Stanford Hospital and a fellowship in gynecologic surgery at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. Dr. Loring is Board Certified through the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG). Her clinical interests include fibroids, abnormal uterine bleeding, pelvic pain/endometriosis and minimally invasive pelvic surgery.


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Welcome New Scouting Families
Welcome to Scouting! This page has information to start you on your Scouting journey. To learn more about the Scouting program and structure, start with the Cub Scout Adventures Booklet. This booklet will explain our mission, the structure of Scouting (what is a den, a pack, a district etc), activities in Scouting (ever hear of a Pinewood Derby), the different levels of Scouting and the ranks in those levels, awards that can be earned and much much more!
Our camping committee also has great programs including summer camps and year round activities for Scouts and families. Check out the camping page. Scouts age 6 and older (and friends and siblings) can sign up for Specialty Nights at Camp Wheeler in Stanhope. For two hours on Wednesday nights in July and August a different activity is highlighted; fishing, science and nature, shooting sports and aquatics. The fee is $10pp. Click for the sign up form (note:walk-ins are welcome).
Below are articles to help you get started on learning about the Scouting program and structure, purchasing a uniform and activities to do with your Scout.
Cub Scout Opportunities
Check out these great activities for Cub Scouts and their families, den, or pack. Visit Cub Opportunities.
Cub Scout Adventures
New to Scouting? Unsure of how Scouting works? Learn all about Scouting in our adventure booklet.
Boys' Life magazine http://boyslife.org/ (Get 50% off if you order through your Cub Scout Pack). Scouts who receive the Boys Life magazine earn more awards and stay in Scouting longer than those who do not.
Boys' Life Parents Poster
Boys' Life Message to Parents
Check out Fishing info in the April 2016 issue of Boys' LIfe and their Fishing Page.
Cub Scout Opportunities
Check out our Cub Scout Opportunities Page for activities, programs, shows, sporting events and much more that you can do with your family or Scout unit. Many activities are offered by a group within Patriots' Path such as the camping group, the STEM group as well as outside groups that have programs for Scouts or minor league and national sports teams that have Scout nights. These programs and events have a discount for Scouts or specific dates.
Where do I get a Uniform?
You can purchase your uniform and other Scouting related items at the Council Scout Shop. They will help you pick out what you need for your level. The uniform checklists below are also a good resource. Click here for Scout Shop Hours.
- Lion Flyer –kindergarten
- Tiger Flyer first graders
- Wolf Flyer second graders
- Bear Flyer– third graders
- Webelos Flyer-fourth & fifth graders
- Boy Scout Flyer
- Cub Scout Leader Flyer
Where do the badges go?
- Cub Scouts, Webelos, Boy Scouts, Scout Leaders
National Summertime Pack
Your new Scout can earn an award and the summertime pin by doing activities during the summer (one each month). It's a good opportunity to check out the Cub Opportunities page and see what ball games and other activities Scouts and their families can do.
Invite a Buddy
You can print buddy cards and invite a friend to join your pack. If one or more friends join Scouting, you will receive a "My Best Friend is a Scout" patch for you and your friends. You will also receive a "Recruiter" patch for yourself. After your friends join, complete the form and turn it to receive the patches. Download the Recruiting form. Download the Buddy Cards.
Things for Parents To Do
A parents' primary role is to be a cheerleader for your Scout. However, parents are also needed to fulfill volunteer roles to ensure the Scouts receive the best program possible. Some parents become a leader and run a den or have another role in the pack, others organize an event or outing, others bring snack. There are many ways to be involved. Once you do, you'll be surprise how rewarding it is for you. For any role you choose, it is important that you receive training.
All parents would benefit from taking Youth Protection Training to learn the rules all must follow when working with Scouts in order to keep them safe. It is a required training if you want to be a leader. It is offered online or in person. We suggest you take it in person the first time to learn more and have all your questions answered.
Cub Scout Leader Training is offered to all leaders for the specific role they are undertaking; den leader, cubmaster, committee chair, etc.
University of Scouting occurs each December and has over 100 courses to help you increase your Scouting knowledge and provide a great program for your Scouts. Scroll through our council's training page for training opportunities.


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Where holiday destinations in England are concerned there can be few which offer as much variety and choice as Hampshire, a beautiful county of many delights located on the south coast where the best weather is always to be found. This ancient county has much to offer in the way of attractions, with some stunning towns and cities to visit – many of them very old indeed – and the very best of beaches that can be found anywhere in the UK, plus a whole selection of exciting and interesting places to visit for educational, historical and simply enjoyable days out.
The city of Winchester is a great place to stay and somewhere that must be visited on a Hampshire holiday, for this is an ancient city that was once the capital of England and is steeped in history thanks to both that connection and the fact that it was the chosen seat of King Alfred the great. The cathedral itself is a stunning building, one of England's finest ecclesiastical delights, and dates from the 11th century. Winchester Cathedral is home to the famous Great Hall in which you can view the Round Table, present in the room for 700 years and a testament to the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Although created long after Arthur first appeared in written texts the table is a stunning 14th century creation that depicts the names of all the Knights of that legend and is a must for any visitor to Winchester.
Winchester may be an ancient city but it is one with an eye on the present for it offers a lively and vibrant collection of bars and pubs, some excellent eating spots and a great selection of shops, plus there are many excellent hotels in Winchester that are worthy of consideration.
Another place associated with royalty, this time William the Conqueror, is the New Forest, created in 1079 as a hunting ground and now home to the world famous New Forest ponies. This is an excellent place to come for walking and bike riding, and the wildlife is complemented by deer and a wide variety of creatures roaming the area.
Portsmouth and Southampton are both cities worthy of a visit, and each offers a nautical heritage that cannot be bettered across the world. Portsmouth is famously home to the Historic Dockyard at which you can see the legendary warship Victory, Nelson's flagship, and there is much to see with regard to naval history in the city.
There is no shortage of places to eat fine food in Hampshire, with restaurants abounding in fresh local produce that tastes as delicious as it looks, while the attractions include an array of beautiful country houses, quaint villages that look as though they have been unchanged for hundreds of years and many other excellent attractions that will keep any family member amused and interested.
With many excellent holiday camps, a fine selection of hotels and guest houses in some very beautiful towns, and both inland and coastal attractions, Hampshire makes a great location for an excellent holiday.
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San Miguel stops TNT, barges into Semis
July 11, 2018 – Araneta Coliseum
PBA News 2018: San Miguel Beermen stopped Talk 'N Text KaTropa, 106-102, to barge into the Semifinal round of the 2018 PBA Commissioner's Cup this Wednesday at the Araneta Coliseum. Import Renaldo Balkman delivered the goods for the Beermen with his 25 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists. Alex Cabagnot meanwhile whipped 21 markers, 6 boards and 6 dishes for SMB.
➤ SMB big man June Mar Fajardo also contributed a double-double of 19 points and 12 rebounds.
➤ "The Bro" Terrence Romeo led the TNT pack with his 28 buckets, 8 assists and 5 steals. It wasn't enough though, as the KaTropa lost another opportunity to book a Semis ticket, after he air-balled his clutch shot in the final 28 seconds of the game.
➤Talk 'N Text import Joshua Smith also chipped-in 21 markers and 18 rebounds, while Anthony Semerad added 19 points and 5 caroms.
➤ San Miguel will next face the Alaska Aces in a Best-of-Five Semifinal skirmish.
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Quarters: 27-32, 55-56, 80-77, 106-102.
July 11, 2018 - Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
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Georgian Jewelry: Impacted by an Ever-Changing Time in History
The Georgian period, from 1714 to 1837, is an intriguing and interesting part of our history. It would best be explained as a critical time of change and rapid growth in both the United States and across the pond. In British history, the period spans the reign of the four English kings: George I, II, III and IV. Several wars occurred during this time, in Britain, the most recognized is the Seven Years War, 1756-1763. Britain emerged as the world's leading colonial power, having gained a number of new territories at the Treaty of Paris in 1763 and established itself as the world's preeminent naval power.
In the United States, The Treaty of Paris of 1783 ended the revolutionary war and Britain acknowledged America as a independent and sovereign nation. Shortly after, the country named its first president, George Washington, in 1789. The Industrial Revolution was also assisting with the transition to new manufacturing processes.
However, the Georgian period can't be discussed without including the influence jewelry had on the culture during that time. Fine Georgian jewelry was worn almost exclusively by the wealthy and created all by hand. With the pieces recognized for their ornate and intricate details, the crafting process was very labor intensive. The gemstone of choice was diamond, with the most prevalent cuts being the rose cut and old mine. Colored gemstones, like emeralds, sapphires and rubies, became more widespread in the mid-1700s. Common metals used included silver for gemstone settings, 18k or higher yellow gold, steel, iron and a gold substitute known as pinchbeck.
Detailed below are three types of jewelry that were immensely popular during this period. The crafting of these pieces was influenced by the events occurring at this time and by peoples' mindset regarding how they wanted to be depicted by others.
Cut Steel Jewelry
Cut steel jewelry is made from tiny faceted and polished steel studs, fashioned to resemble gemstones and riveted to a backing plate. These pieces became popular in France in 1759 when they were worn as a substitute for the fine jewelry that King Louis XV confiscated to help fund his military campaigns during the Seven Years War. The jewelry crafted from the cut steel material was able to be enjoyed by everyone at all levels of society.
The earliest cut steel pieces were made from recycled steel nails machined to have up to 15 facets. However, as the demand grew, designs started to vary from simple to intricate with multiple layers and densely packed studs. Not an easy product to make, the cut steel had to be faceted, polished and riveted in place. To make the pieces more elaborate, manufacturers combined cut steel with precious and semi-precious materials, such as jet and pearls. Rings, brooches, bracelets and frames for Wedgwood medallions and cameos were some of the common types of cut steel jewelry.
Hair Jewelry
In our history, it has been customary that jewels and keepsakes be made to commemorate the loss of a loved one. These pieces were commonly referred to as mourning jewelry. During the Georgian period, it wasn't uncommon to use a lock of someone's hair in a jewelry piece. In fact, in the mid-19th century, 50 tons of hair a year were imported to jewelers in the U.K. for hairwork pieces.
The mourning industry gained momentum after Prince Albert died in 1861. When he passed, his wife Queen Victoria only allowed mourning wear and jewelry in court, which in turn caused a type of jewelry revival. Queen Victoria remained in mourning until her passing in 1901 and it's written that she wore a piece of jewelry made with Prince Albert's hair every day after his death.
Cameos were in high demand during the Georgian period. Cameos nearly always featured a raised relief image whereas intaglios had a negative image. The pieces were carved in a myriad of materials, including coral, agate and shell. The most common was, and still currently is, shell.
Cameos were favored jewelry of several well-known rulers such as Catherine the Great, Queen Victoria, Emperor Napoleon and his wife Josephine. Josephine is credited with starting the multinational fashion trend for cameos. Her most elaborate piece was a grand tiara in gold set with pearls and large cameos depicting the story of Cupid and Psyche.
One of the best aspects of cameo jewelry is the variety it offers to the buyer. Subjects for cameos included figures from Greek and Roman mythology, flora and fauna, romantic scenes of courting couples or cupid, portraits and religious icons. Renaissance art, classical sculpture and paintings also provided inspiration.
U.S. Antique Shows hosts four antique jewelry and watch shows annually. At the Las Vegas Antique Jewelry & Watch Show, nearly 400 exhibitors grace the floor to display only the finest merchandise obtained from estates and jewelers across the globe. Georgian jewelry will be featured throughout the show and dealers will be able to provide the background of each piece. Cameos, rings, brooches, chains, earrings and pendants are some of the common types of period jewelry pieces that will be available.
For more information on the show, visit VegasAntiqueJewelry.com.


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On December 12, 2011, NBR and The Habibie Center, a non-profit Jakarta-based think tank dedicated to advancing modernization and democratization in Indonesia, hosted a results launch meeting for NBR's three-year initiative "Maritime Energy Resources in Asia: Opportunities for Joint Development" (MERA) at the Hotel Nikko in Jakarta.
The project's Principal Investigator, Dr. Clive Schofield (Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security, ANCORS) led the event, which also featured senior advisors Ambassador Hasjim Djalal and Ian Townsend-Gault (University of British Columbia), as well as members of the project research team including Andi Arsana (ANCORS), Nick Owen (University of Cambridge), and Tara Davenport (National University of Singapore).
Team members presented the results of their findings, focusing on the energy resources at the center of the maritime jurisdictional disputes in the South China Sea; previous examples of cooperation that could serve as models for future collaboration in the absence of final legal delimitation of maritime boundaries; and recent developments in international law, which could assist in the peaceful adjudication of the disputes.
Clive Schofield and Andi Arsana
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(From left): Clive Schofield, Ambassador Djalal, Ian Townsend-Gault, and Andi Arsana
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MERA team and Habibie Center (front row from left): Clive Schofield, Ambassador Djalal, Ian Townsend-Gault, Maya Thatcher, Tim Cook (back from left): Tara Davenport, Ima Abdulrahim, Andi Arsana, and Fitri R.
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The misunderstanding of the fear of migration contributed in labeling people with Xenophobia, where the concerns were generalised as one anti-migration expression.
The way the situation was presented was based more about Xenophobic feelings where most stirred away from what the real worries of the citizens were.
Xenophobia is the dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries while fear means an unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain and harm. Following recent events people failed to make use of the proper term when it came to the reaction towards the refugee and migration influx.
The recent migration influx within Hungary where hundreds of thousands fled their home country had led the Hungarian population in awe. This was the first time that such an event had occurred on their own land.
While many were blind sighted with the influx, this did not stop the thousands of Hungarian citizens from plunging themselves into the situation offering help, food, shelter but most importantly their undivided attention towards migrants and refugees. Other people in reaction to what had happened decided to not get involved.
The citizens of Hungary all had a different approach in reaction toward the migration influx.
"I feel sad for what they have to go through"
Some were sad and also concerned about the situation that asylum seekers had to deal with when it comes to living within their own country such as Syria.
They stated that they wanted to help but what kept them back was that they were afraid that after they help the mass of people, one who might be rotten might bring a situation that they will not be happy to have contributed to.
"I fear the repercussions of what migration might bring"
The recent attacks in France were one main concern that the Hungarian people were pointing-out. It is a matter of the unknown.
Not knowing of what might happen is one of the fears which they are having to go through. The fact that Hungarians are just hanging at the edge of their seat, waiting and still not knowing of who is going through their country. The limited control that was present during the migration from the Middle East and Africa through Hungary was a matter which at some point it was simply out of their hands.
The issue of not being in control of a situation puts them at unease as the solution for such problem which all of Europe is currently undergoing is something that the heads of states and governments should address at first hand.
"Spreading help and happiness is important, but so is control"
An individual who was roaming the streets of Budapest explained that his life motto is "Help others and spread joy but don't get too caught up into a situation that you lose control of it."
He stated that he is all up for assisting people who are not in a good situation of living yet the main problem of helping a huge mass of people and also being blinded by a sudden situation is what causes attacks and events which might cause a problem for everyone.
The lack of control of a situation is something which creates fear for the general public. It causes situations which the country might not be ready or well equipped for.
"I have no opinion"
Others had no form of opinion towards such a subject stating that keeping in mind what Budapest currently has, migrants are nowhere to be seen and even Muslims, thus it is of no concern to them and no opinion could be named since it is something which they do not see within their country as of right now.
Some people state that they have no opinion due to the fact that they are too caught up with their own personal life, leaving them with no time on their hands to worry about someone else.
"They do not want to integrate"
A person who expressed his opinion told how he has friends from different spheres of life particularly Muslim. He stated that while he has friends who are Muslims, they explain to him that they are well aware of the situation and the mentality of the majority when it comes to the ideology of what Muslims are 'famous for'.
They explain to him that they are happy as they are. They prefer being in a group or circle of common friends who have the same sort of beliefs and culture but they do not have any interest of integrating within the general 'norm' of society. He stated that they told him that it is much harder to be accepted by those who see them as the 'black sheep' within the mass rather than just sticking as one with the same members of their circle.
"Just because a person is a migrant, it does not mean that they are a terrorist"
A woman who was concerned about the situation of what migrants go through, shared her perspective of how as an individual and a human being we must do our fair share of helping.
She stated how the ideology of some politicians and also citizens who think that just because there were some cases of terrorism related to people who used a religion to hide behind their agenda, does not mean that migrants and or Muslims are all the same.
Having gathered different opinions, one can notice that there are multiple worries of the migration influx. The fears and expression of concerns does not define a person as xenophobic.
It is far more better to get to know the reasons behind his actions and opinions rather than being too quick to judge.
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The MESYM Crossover Documentary Series is held every last Thursday of each month @ Loyar Burok. Everyone is invited to come watch the documentary, participate in the discussion, and meet like-minded people. Admission is free!
Our March event will certainly be a remarkable one: the crossover topic is Edward Snowden (and everything associated with him: NSA and the surveillance State). We are screening Citizenfour, from Academy-Award nominated director Laura Poitras, the documentary featuring Edward Snowden making his revelations to reporter Glenn Greenwald in a hotel room in Hong Kong.
"The stuff of Orwellian nightmares…it plays like the greatest paranoid thriller since 'All The President's Men.'"
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Discussion led by Ms. Elina Noor from ISIS, Malaysia
Ms. Elina Noor is Assistant Director of the Foreign Policy and Security Studies at the Institute of Strategic & International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia. Her policy interests include US-Malaysia bilateral relations, cyber warfare and security, radicalisation and terrorism, and major power relations.
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CITIZENFOUR is a real life thriller, unfolding by the minute, giving audiences unprecedented access to filmmaker Laura Poitras and journalist Glenn Greenwald's encounters with Edward Snowden in Hong Kong, as he hands over classified documents providing evidence of mass indiscriminate and illegal invasions of privacy by the National Security Agency (NSA).
Poitras had already been working on a film about surveillance for two years when Snowden contacted her, using the name "CITIZENFOUR," in January 2013. He reached out to her because he knew she had long been a target of government surveillance, stopped at airports numerous times, and had refused to be intimidated. When Snowden revealed he was a high-level analyst driven to expose the massive surveillance of Americans by the NSA, Poitras persuaded him to let her film.
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A letter in The Australian of 16 December 2011 from Vic Alhadeff, Jewish Board of Deputies, Darlinghurst, NSW:
"A Sydney school has shelved references to Santa, Christmas carols and Christianity so as not to offend Jewish and Hindu pupils. To be clear: we support the right of Christians to celebrate Christmas, just as Indians have the right to celebrate Divali [sic], Muslims to mark Ramadan and Jews to celebrate Chanukah. It's what makes Australia Australia."
A 25 July 2011 tweet from Vic Alhadeff:
"What a 'Jewish state' actually means. http://bit.ly/qENIsQ#Israel"
Which takes us to:
"Judaism has never seen itself exclusively or even primarily as a religion; indeed, you won't find the modern Hebrew word for 'religion' anywhere in the first 5 books of the Bible. The Biblical terms for what we today call Jews are Am Yisrael - 'the nation of Israel' - and Bnei Yisrael, 'the children of Israel'. And that's precisely the point: From a Jewish perspective, the Jews are first and foremost a nation. Thus, the term 'Jewish state' is in no way analogous to 'Christian state'. Rather, it's analogous to 'French' or 'Danish' or 'German' state. Just as these are the respective homelands of the French, Danish and German peoples, a Jewish state is the homeland of the Jewish people." (Misunderstanding what a 'Jewish state' actually means, Evelyn Gordon, commentarymagazine.com, 21/7/11)
Standard Zionist fare, of course. Whatever else they're up to the French, the Danes and the Germans are emphatically not in the business of urging foreigners, who can lay claim to 'French', 'Danish' or 'German' mothers, to pack their bags and emigrate forthwith to 'their' respective, alleged 'homelands'.
Nor do France, Denmark and Germany insist that they are the one and only 'homeland' for such foreigners, deeming them exiles. Nor do they scour the globe for supposedly 'lost' French, Danish and German tribes with a view to their uprooting and 'repatriation' to 'their' French, Danish and German 'homelands'.
All stuff and nonsense, of course, but it's all there in Gordon's chapter and verse: For political Zionists, Jews are not so much a faith community as a 'nation'.
Which brings us back to Alhadeff's letter, in which he presents as nothing more than a champion of freedom of religious expression. Yet, were he pressed on his interpretation of Judaism, as a political Zionist, he's bound to reduce it all to little more than unconditional support for a political entity.
In the interests of accuracy and transparency, therefore, shouldn't he have written: 'We support the right of Christians to celebrate Christmas, just as Indians have the right to celebrate Diwali, Muslims to mark Ramadan, Jews to celebrate Chanukah, and Zionists to whoop it up on Yom Ha'atzmaut'?
Sunday, December 18, 2011
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American Popular Piano: Prep: Repertoire
American Popular Piano: Prep: Repertoire
This is one of four level-two books in the American Popular Piano series - the educational piano course by Christopher Norton and Scott McBride Smith.
The series has 11 difficulty Levels, and each Level contains: Repertoire album with CD; Etudes album (including Improvisation); Skills book; Technic (technique) book.
Preparatory Level: For students in their first year of study- Middle C position, treble and bass clef, grand staff- Whole note, half note, quarter note, dotted half note- pp, p, mp, mf, f- 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures- Key signatures up to one sharp - Repeat, 8ve, tie, fermata, ritardando, accent
Repertoire Albums: a wide selection of pieces in three distinct categories: · Lyrical: develops beautiful tone; reinforces careful listening; nurtures musical expression; improves finger control; · Rhythmic: instills a steady beat; improves counting; refines articulation; ensures secure syncopations; internalizes the pulse; · Ensemble: hones listening skills; encourages regular ensemble playing; offers rich musical textures even in early studies; reinforces musical continuity.
The CD, which comes only with the Repertoire Album, contains accompanying instrumental backings both for the Repertoire Album's ensemble pieces, and the Etudes Album's Improvisation modules: · provides convenient practice and performance tempos for realistic support of the learning process; · stimulates daily ensemble playing; · creates a full band improvisation experience; · makes reaching a polished performance just plain fun!
About the American Popular Piano series: Why cant I play more music like this? asked a fourteen-year-old piano student. My friends like to hear me play cool music.
Why not, indeed. J.S. Bach taught his sons using the music of his time popular dances, preludes and exercises by living composers. It would never have occurred to him to seek out pieces in styles and rhythms one hundred years old. He expected his boys to thrive in the musical world of their time.
American Popular Piano has been developed on the same principles. Students working in this series will · develop traditional pianistic and musical skills through music in contemporary, popular styles; · be motivated to practice by working on music that is familiar, fun, and that they cant wait to play; · nurture their creativity and spontaneity through a user-friendly modular approach to improvisation; · enjoy regular ensemble playing; and find pleasure in a lifelong relationship with music!
Written entirely by Christopher Norton and Scott McBride Smith, American Popular Piano is an educational piano course which comprises 44 books, clearly divided into 11 difficulty levels. With 4 resources in each level from which people can pick and choose, the series provides a fuller curriculum, including important skills such as improvisation.
The integrated, comprehensive course of study provided by American Popular Piano ensures the development of well-rounded piano fundamentals using a combination of classical and popular styles. Each of the eleven levels from Preparatory for the first year of study, then through the progressive levels 1-10 includes a Repertoire Album with an Instrumental Backings CD, a supporting Etudes Album, a Skills Book, and a Technic (technique) book.
- - Lyrical: Skating
- - Out at Night
- - Still My Favorite
- - Old Timer
- - Thinking of You
- - London Waltz
- - Rhythmic: A Little Thumba
- - Calvado
- - Four Square
- - Gree Eyes
- - June Days
- - Still Dreaming
- - Ensemble: Aving A Lovely Time
- - Not Today
- - Around the Clock
- - Echiladas
- - Across the River
- - Leave Me Alone


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I am 24 and only exercise a few days a week. I started out at 157 pounds, and my goal weight is 130 (I'm 5'6"). My calculations say I need to consume around 1,500 calories a day to achieve my goal. At first, I dropped a few pounds a week. I'm now at 149 pounds and but the scale hasn't budged for the past month. Are my calculations wrong, or, is it just going to be so slow from now on? How long will it take to get to my goal weight from diet alone?
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Your situation happens to almost everybody who is on a weight loss program — you've hit a plateau. Plateaus are proof of how adaptable the human body is. It gets used to a certain calorie intake and activity level and its metabolism adjusts to match it. That's why you've reached a pause in your path to your goal weight.
To kick your program back into gear, you need to change something — either your diet, your activity level, or both. Let's tackle each area separately:
Activity: You say you "only exercise a few days a week." Actually, that's already more than most people, so this is great to hear. The bad news is that the best, and easiest way to get your metabolism pumping again is by increasing your activity level. The good news is that this doesn't necessarily mean you have to spend more time exercising (although that is an option). You can spend exactly the same amount of time exercising as long as you increase the intensity of your workout. Are you walking? Then alternate a couple minutes of brisk walking with 30 seconds of all-out running, then recover for a couple of minutes and repeat the process until your time's up. Are you running? Spend some time running up hills. Any form of interval training — alternating a couple of minutes of an easier level with short bursts of very intense activity — will help increase your calorie burn along with your cardio health. This is a very common way for people to intensify their exercise routine, and it's extremely effective. Are you strength training? That's another way to increase calorie burn. Exercising with weights, or building strength through body weight exercises such as push-ups, squats, triceps dips and the like will build muscle, and muscle burns far more calories than the equivalent amount of fat mass. In addition, strength training will make you leaner — even if it is one of those weeks where you haven't lost a pound, you may discover that your clothes fit better than before. That's because muscle also takes up less room than fat. Another thing you might consider is changing the type of activity you're doing. If your activity of choice is aerobic dance, try kickboxing or spinning instead. If you've been using the treadmill exclusively, give the Stairmaster or the elliptical a spin. The whole point is to keep your body in a constant state of surprise by adding variety. If it never knows what you're going to do next, it can't settle in to a routine and that will help you avoid plateaus. Lastly, you can increase the amount of time you exercise to increase the number of calories you burn daily, but that's not as daunting a task as it may appear. Adding a one-mile walk during lunch or after dinner (which should take no more than 15 minutes) will burn an extra hundred calories. Do that every day and it begins to add up.
Diet: Your body has decided that 1,500 calories will do for your current weight. It has also adjusted to whatever type of diet you are currently eating. If you are eating a lot of the same things every day and keeping that 1,500 calories per day pretty consistent, the best thing you can do is change up your routine. One thing you want to avoid is eating significantly less, since your body will just readjust to the new calorie count, causing you to plateau once again. If you want to cut out another hundred calories, only do so on days that you are not working out (when you are exercising your body needs more calories). If you are eating three meals a day, try dividing those 1,500 calories into 6 small meals instead. How much sugar and starch are you eating? Try replacing some of that with more vegetables or protein. (While a low-carb diet isn't necessary for weight loss — especially long-term weight loss — eating less of the refined starchy or sugary stuff is generally a good idea). Are you relying on low-calorie frozen meals for your sustenance? Whip up some quick, fresh salads or smoothies with fruit and protein powder instead. The quality of what you eat is as important as how much you eat. Whenever you can, opt for something fresh instead of a meal-in-a-box. What time are you eating your main meals? If it is later in the day, try changing it to early to mid-day, and eat lighter in the evening, when you are probably less active. And don't eat the same thing every day — experiment with different vegetables and different recipes. Have a breakfast burrito with egg whites and beans one day, a high fiber cereal with skim or low fat soymilk the next. Have chicken and spinach for dinner one night, fish and broccoli the next. Your body gets bored with the same food everyday, and so do you, so always be willing to try something new. Also allow yourself one treat day, where you can eat something that's not normally on your diet. That doesn't mean to go crazy — inhaling a 1,000-plus-calorie feast can undo a week's worth of work — but do have a small treat, maybe a couple hundred calories' worth. Have a burger for dinner instead of your usual skinny fare, or a small slice of cake or some ice cream for dessert. As a result you — and your body — won't feel as deprived. People have reported that their metabolism has kicked back up after a treat day, which only proves that when it comes to calories and weight loss, numbers are not absolute.
As you can see, reaching your goal weight really takes a combination of activity and diet. In fact, attempting to lose weight through just diet alone is not all that desirable — it will be harder to lose those pounds, and if you do lose them, you still won't have any muscle tone. (Yes, you can be thin and flabby.) How long it takes you to reach your goal weight depends on you and your own particular body. It's partly genetics — some people just naturally lose weight more easily than others and men almost always lose weight faster than women (life's not fair!). But if you watch what you eat and choose variety in both your diet and your exercise, you will get there. Your goal of 130 pounds for your height is a perfectly realistic one, and you have already made progress. Keep up the good work!
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At Raglan last weekend I had the great pleasure of giving out a charter which I composed and calligraphed myself, in which I gave Viscount Cernac the right to found his Combat Creche and Choir with royal permission and patronage. The founding of the Creche actually goes back to an incident at coronation, where he was conveniently located at a convenient time so that when la petite-reine had a rather messy accident requiring two hands for the restitution of, my privy clerk was able to hand her over and know that she was well-cared for (and, apparently, was given fine opportunity to practice her screaming). After further discussion on the DW-L, it seemed only suitable that I make the Creche official.
His Lordship Antonio helped me find a relevant text to crib from, a grant to found a Company of Barber-Surgeons, in Sidney Young, The annals of the barber-surgeons of London (London; Blades, East &ammp; Blades, 1900), p. 55. The text reads:
Aryanhwy by the hand of Paul Queen of Drachenwald, Suzeraine of Nordmark and Insulae Draconis, Empress of Frankmark, and Marchioness of the Southern Towers, to all whom these present letters shall come, health. Know that we considering how our beloved, noble, and honest cousin Viscount Cernac the Inspired of the Shire of Dun in Mara, exercising the Mysteries or Arts of Combat Training, Child Minding, and Choir Leading as well as respecting swords, bucklers, infants, and other associated items of that ilk, and the teaching and guiding of the same, as in short-sword, long-sword, and singing, has since the beginning of our reign undergone and supported, and continually undergoes and supports, great and manifold applications and labors; and also, that the ignorant, negligent, and stupid not sufficiently skilled in the said Combat may spread many and almost infinite evils happening to many of our liegemen, unless proper remedy is by us speedily provided for the same. We therefore, heartily weighing and considering that such evils do happen for want of proper examinations, corrections, and punishments by a due supervision of a master wrangler who is sufficiently skilled and instructed in the mysteries or arts as aforesaid; have at the humble request of our aforesaid beloved, noble, and honest cousin Viscount Cernac granted to him that the said Mystery, and any man of the said Mystery aforesaid as he so desires, may be in deed and name the principal proctor and foremost founder of the most noble company which hight Cernaces Combat Creche and Choir, and that as Master of the Creche he may have a perpetual succession to serve with respect to the affairs of the infants, sucklings, and striplings, both peasant and kinebarn, within the kingdom, and most specifically with respect to her blitheness Gwen la petite-reine, who by virtue of her worth and dignity shall preside as patroness over the said Creche, and that he, by the name of Master or Governor of the Combat Creche and Choir may be able to plead and be pleaded for before whatsoever justices in courts, and actions whatever. And that the said Master of the Creche may lawfully and honestly assemble himself and whatever subordinates he should desire, and make statues and ordinances for the wholesome government, superintendence, and correction of younglings, in accordance with the exigency of necessity, as often and whenever it may be requisite, lawfully and unpunishably, without leave or hindrance from us, our justices, escheators, Sheriffs, Coroners, or any other Bailiffs, or servants of us, so long as we shall sit this throne; provided that such statues or ordinances are not in any ways contrary to the laws and customs of our Kingdom of Drachenwald. And further we allow that the said Master of the Creche may style himself such by appointment to her Majesty the Queen and to the benefit and progress of his patroness her blitheness Gwen la petite-reine. In witness whereof we have caused these our letters to be drawn up. Witness myself at Raglan Castle the xvii day of August in the first year of our reign.
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I have always had a difficult time with cadels, needing exemplars that I can copy very closely for them to work, and I find the ones in Drogin too complex for me sometimes. Lady Lyonet suggested to me Giovanantonio Tagliente's exemplar book, which was just what I needed. I'm very happy with how the cadels turned out!
The text took about 2.5 hours, without break, to calligraph.
On the left are my arms, on the right, the arms of the Creche's patroness, Gwen la petite-reine. This is the first time I've painted the Drachenwald arms. I dislike them even more having done so.
And of course, I get all the way through with everything...and then misspell my name in my signature. *sigh*. Luckily, it was a mistake that can be fixed with a period abbreviation, I just don't know that such abbreviations were ever used in signatures.


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As lawmakers prepare for a weeklong health care debate sure to be as grueling as it is partisan, President Obama used his weekly address to highlight patient protections in the bills in Congress that both Republicans and Democrats have previously supported.
Citing the decade-old Patients Bill of Rights, Mr. Obama blamed special interest groups for a history of blocking health insurance reform and chastised Republicans for obstructing.
"We are being given another chance to make it a reality, because each of these rights, and many more, are incorporated in the health insurance reform bill that recently passed the House of Representatives and in the bill that is currently making its way through the Senate," Mr. Obama said, noting that there is a "clear majority" in the Senate who are eager to move forward with the legislation. "The question is whether the minority that opposes these reforms will continue to use parliamentary maneuvers to try and stop the Senate from voting on them."
Still, Republicans and many Americans are wondering why lawmakers are in such a rush. And, the longer the debate rages on, the more cautious and unhappy the public grows, according to a recent poll.
G.O.P. Address: In the Republican address, Senator John McCain of Arizona asked Americans to ask their senators "to stop Congress from making this terrible mistake," facing off against his old rival on the eve of a week that will test Mr. Obama's leadership and could seal the fate of his number one domestic goal.
"Millions of Americans are worried," he said, adding "and they have every right to be."
Back from Copenhagen: President Obama returned to Washington late last night after a whirlwind trip to the climate change summit in Copenhagen proved only mildly successful. "The three-page accord that Mr. Obama negotiated with the leaders of China, India, Brazil and South Africa and then presented to the conference did not meet even the modest expectations that leaders set for this meeting, notably by failing to set a 2010 goal for reaching a binding international treaty to seal the provisions of the accord," writes The Times's John Broder.
24/7 Senate: With six votes scheduled in the six days before Christmas Eve, this weekend will be another unusually busy (and snowy) weekend in Washington.
Lawmakers are already hunkered down on Capitol Hill for the day — they had a final vote on the defense spending bill at 7 a.m. this morning — and will likely be there will into the night. Democrats have to get Mr. Reid's complete version of the health bill on the floor by midnight to have a prayer of adopting a bill by their Christmas Day deadline.
Today Mr. Reid will unveil his final amendment—the one that includes all the changes he thinks will win 60 votes. Ideally, he will also be able to present his colleagues with a cost assessment from the Congressional Budget Office. The goal is to end debate on the bill with a vote scheduled first thing Monday morning.
The Times's Robert Pear and David Herszenhorn take a look at the state of play as we head into today's marathon session.
Nuke Watch: For the first time ever the government's classified review of nuclear weapons policy will focus on thwarting nuclear-armed terrorists, The Times's Thom Shanker and Eric Schmitt report. That puts countering terrorists, armed with anything from simple bombs to devices provided by supporting states, on par with more traditional missions like monitoring major powers and emerging adversaries.
Puffy on Obama: Not so fast, Michael Steele. Sean "Diddy" Combs says the Democratic Party is still the "hip hop party" and that the music helped get Mr. Obama elected.
"I think we are probably responsible for Obama being in office, yes. If nobody else is gonna say it, then I'm gonna say it. The confidence, the swagger we instilled in our communities made that possible." Mr. Combs said in an interview with Playboy Magazine.
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Florida Foreclosure Victims May Catch a Break: Feds Order Banks to Reimburse Homeowners
Posted By Larry Tolchinsky on April 14, 2011
Maybe the worm has turned for victims of Foreclosure Fraud. Today, there's growing national news coverage that the federal government (e.g., via a joint effort by the Federal Reserve, the Office of Thrift Supervision and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) is forcing 16 different mortgage lenders (and mortgage servicers) to reimburse money back to homeowners who these banks unfairly forced into foreclosure.
That's right: the banks are going to be made to pay money to their former mortgagees, the homeowners who lost their homes in foreclosure proceedings. How far back? According to the news reports, foreclosures during 2009 and 2010 are targeted.
Which banks are involved here?
Among the banks listed by the feds are Bank of America, Citibank, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo. These, of course, are the four biggest banks in the United States so it should come as no surprise that they are on the list. Others include Ally Financial Inc., Aurora Bank, EverBank, HSBC, MetLife Bank, OneWest Bank, PNC, Sovereign Bank, SunTrust Banks, U.S. Bank, Lender Processing Services and MERS.
How much are these reimbursements?
There is no set amount established here – this is not like the settlement of a class action lawsuit, where all the parties must share pro-rata proceeds. Instead, the government is requiring that these financial institutions employ an outside, independent third-party auditor to go over their books. The auditor will report to the lenders (and servicers) bad foreclosures that it finds, and the amount of each "financial injury." The institutions will then forward that amount of money to the borrower that suffered that injury.
When does this begin?
Soon. The banks (and servicers) have 45 days to go out and find the auditor. No details on how long the auditor has to do its job. (Although, that auditor will have lots of pressure to do that job fast: lots of fingers will be drumming on lots of tabletops, both those of the lenders anxious on what they have to fork out as well as the homeowners who are anxious for their cash.)
What can you receive?
There's no limits according to the federal government. No cap on what the banks may have to pay in total. No cap on what each individual homeowner may receive. What the homeowner will receive will be determined by the auditor. No word yet on whether or not the homeowner can negotiate with the auditor on what that amount should be, or how the homeowner can challenge the auditor's decision. Filing a lawsuit is always an option, of course.
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Finally, I truly hope there is a little justice for some of us who in fact have lost our home. I was very proud of being a homeowner and after 10 years of home ownership I lost my home. I had financial hardship and was late during my last year. My attempts to resolve this issue with Ocwen Loan Services who represented HSBC turned into a disaster, while negotiating a remodification and dealing with None other than India My payments were lost in the Mail supposedly. But yet one out of two payments would be credited when they were both mailed in the same Priority envelope. Hmmmm.
Meanwhile, the bank who was not willing to negotiate sold my home for a fraction of what I owed but were not willing to rent the property to me so that the youngest of my two boys could at least finish his school years in a home he grew up in ! I dont expect hand outs but it would have felt that my efforts to provide for my family did not go invane. Thanks for posting this information.
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I understand exactly what Sad Former Homer Owner is talking about. We had a mortgage with Bank of America. We tried loan modification-which we were denied, approved and denied again. We called to see why we were denied and no one could tell us anything, but if we sent in payments they would be returned to us. They suggested a short sale. They suggested a not so good agent. The agent sent the papers-contract for $50K which would have left only $20K on the loan. After weeks, the agent called and they stated they did not show any paperwork. She sent everything again and after weeks of waiting again they denied the offer. We were trying to do a loan modification with a company in Texas when we got a business card from a realtor with a note on the back to call her because our house had been sold/foreclosed on. We tried everything!!! We had lived in this house for 12 years and wanted to get things straight. Now we rent the worst of houses in our city because of our credit status. Yes, this is bad but the worst when kids are involved and we had two sons to witness the worst of hardship. Will we see funds for the loan modification issue, short sale issue and the lack of notice issue??? Time will tell it all-exactly how truthful will Bank of America be with us and others??????
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The Lucas County treasurer's office has opened a web site that offers information in Spanish for those who use it as their primary language.
Treasurer Ray Kest said the system was developed because he had noticed that a number of older Hispanic people coming to the counter of his office bring relatives who must function as translators. He said Judge Joseph Flores of Lucas County Juvenile Court and the judge's son, Andre, who works in the treasurer's office, helped in translating the information to Spanish. According to Judge Flores, between 10,000 and 15,000 people in Lucas County use Spanish as their primary language. "The younger people speak English," the judge noted, "but some of the older ones who have been around for years still speak only Spanish or have a limited use of English."
The site contains information concerning delinquent taxes, properties for sale at sheriff's auctions, and other data pertaining to the treasurer's office. Mr. Kest acknowledged that not everyone has a computer at home, but that access to the Internet is available at branches of the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library.
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Mark Sturdy scored an amazing 56 points in the par three tournament held at Park Hill Golf Club, Leicestershire on the 8th of September.
The course was not that easy with an annoying hedge cropping up on many of the holes and a little water to make things more interesting.
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