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Wombats are marsupials native to the heathland areas of south-eastern Australia. They are known for their short muscular legs and stubby tails, as well as their rodent-like front teeth and powerful claws. An average wombat typically reaches 40 inches in length and weighs between 44 and 77 pounds.
Patrick the wombat became the oldest wombat in captivity after turning 29 on August 25th. His age is rare since most wombats tend to live only five years, while those in captivity average a lifespan of around 20 years. When he's not busy doing wombat stuff, he spends most of his day hanging out with the handlers at Ballarat Wildlife Park in Australia. In addition to being the oldest wombat on Earth, he is also the cutest thing ever! Just take a look at these pictures to see why.
Wombats are marsupials (they carry their young in pouches) even though they look like big rodents.
Their babies grow up in these pouches.
Unlike kangaroos, they have their pouch on the opposite side near their bum.
Wombats are burrowers, so this pouch placement protects their babies from all the digging debris.
Patrick is 29-years-old and absolutely adorable.
There's no other wombat like him.
He's super cuddly, too.
Patrick was orphaned when he was a baby after his mom was run over by car. His rescuers took him out of his mother's pouch and brought him to the rehabilitation center where he was hand-reared. Since he joined the handlers at Ballarat Wildlife Park, he has become very fond of humans.
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Diabetic Retinopathy Reversible
Is diabetic retinopathy reversible?
No: Diabetic retinopathy may be prevented by good blood sugar control (HGB A1c of <7.0) and may be treated with laser photo coagulation or anti-vegf (vascular endothelial growth factor) injections if it is detected early enough but although the changes may be stabilized and neovascularization may involute the retinopathy is not reversible. ...Read more
Diabetic Retinopathy (Definition)
Poorly controlled diabetes can lead to thinning of blood vessels in the back of the eye which pouch out (microaneurysms) or leak. This can cause edema or scarring and lead to severe visual loss unless treated. Treatment can be very effective and this is why diabetics are encouraged to get a yearly eye ...Read more
Is it true that diabetic retinopathy reversable?
Potentially: Diabetic retinopathy can be improved with medical control of diabetes and other cardiovascular conditions, laser therapy, eye injection therapy and sometimes surgery. These are treatments and not necessarily cures to diabetic retinopathy. It will return if the diabetes is not controlled well even after the above interventions. ...Read more
What's diabetic retinopathy?
Control Risk Factors: Tight control of glucose can help prevent or delay the onset of retinopathy. Control of blood pressure and cholesterol are also important factors. It is important for all diabetics to get annual dilated eye exams from an ophthalmologist to determine whether retinopathy is present. ...Read more
What is diabetic retinopathy?
Bad: Diabetic retinopathy is caused by blood vessel damage due to high sugar levels. It can cause leakage of fluid from vessels causing swelling. It can also cause the vessels to die leading to the retina not getting enough blood. Both of these can permanently impair vision. The best way to avoid this is control of sugars. Many treatments exist for diabetic retinopathy. ...Read more
What causes diabetic retinopathy?
Uncontrolled Diabete: Diabetic retinopathy comes in two types non-proliferative or proliferative. Clinical trials such as the dcct, edic, ukpds, accord, ukpds-hds, field have shown that if glucose levels, blood pressure, cholesterol, and lipids are not controlled diabetic retinopathy can get worse and lead to severe vision loss. Trials such as the etdrs, drs, drvs show that eye physicians can delay blindness. ...Read more
Can diabetic retinopathy be cured?
No cure yet: Diabetic retinopathy cannot be cured but can be effectively treated and in the last 10 years the treatments have improved dramatically with new surgical instruments for the small percentage that require surgery and several new medications that can improve macular edema (swelling of the retina) and control bleeding. But there's no substitute for good sugar and BP control to slow progression. ...Read more
How common is diabetic retinopathy?
80% of diabetics: 80% of diabetics who have had diabetes for at least ten years suffer with diabetic retinopathy. Research indicates that at least ninety percent of these new cases could be reduced if there was proper and vigilant treatment and monitoring of the eyes. ...Read more
How is diabetic retinopathy treated?
Laser, surgery, etc.: Diabetic retinopathy is a condition in which the vessels at the back of the eye leak, and there is risk of scar, bleeding, vision loss, retinal detachment. All of these are addressed in different ways with laser, injected pharmaceuticals, surgery and improvement in the general care of the diabetes. This needs close follow up with a retinal ophthalmologist. ...Read more
How can I treat diabetic retinopathy?
See a retina special: Different treatments by a retina specialist include laser, injection of intravitreal medications into the eye, and/or vitrectomy surgery depending on the severity of the disease. ...Read more
How is diabetic retinopathy diagnosed?
Eye exam.: An eye doctor, usually an ophthalmologist or a specialist in the diseases of the retina, diagnosis diabetic retinopathy through a careful eye exam that includes dilating the pupils. Other tests of the may also be performed using photographs, computer scans (oct), or injecting a dye into a vein in the arm and analyzing the dye's flow through the blodd vessels in the back of the eye (fa). ...Read more
For diabetic retinopathy, who is at risk?
All Diabetics: Anyone with diabetes is at risk for diabetic retinopathy, but the risk can be decreased my keeping the sugar as close to normal as possible. Daily glucose checking, being careful to keep your fasting sugar 80 -100 and post meal sugar under 180, will help you to prevent diabetic eye disease. ...Read more
Are there symptoms of diabetic retinopathy?
Yes, in late stages: Rarely will you experience symptoms. If you do, it is usually in advanced stages. At that point laser surgery or intra-ocular surgery or intra-ocular injections are needed to preserve vision. ...Read more
Do a lot of people get diabetic retinopathy?
About one-third: The incidence of diabetic retinopathy is about 1/3 of diabetics according to government statistics. The condition is related to how well the diabetes is controlled and if you have controlled any tendency toward high blood pressure. Take care of both of these conditions and you are less likely to get the retinopathy. ...Read more
Who's most at risk for diabetic retinopathy?
Duration and control: The longer you have diabetes, usually more than 10 years and worse the sugar control is, the higher the risk. Diabetic retinopathy results in leakage and bleeding from retinal blood vessels from years of high blood sugars. Without proper treatment, this can lead to visual impairment ...Read more
What are the tests for diabetic retinopathy?
Eye exam: The first step is yearly eye exams by a qualified eye doctor. This is the first line of detection. If retinopathy is found, other testing is done to deteine severity and treatment. ...Read more
What do you recommend for diabetic retinopathy?
See a retina special: A retina specialist is the correct person to treat the different kinds of diabetic retinopathy. For diabetic macular edema: laser, eye injections of medicine (anti-vegf and steroids). For proliferative diabetic retinopathy: laser, eye injections of medicine. For vitreous hemorrhage: vitrectomy surgery with laser. For tractional retinal detachment: vitrectomy, with laser and membrane peeling. ...Read more
What kind of condition is diabetic retinopathy?
Blindness: Diabetic retinopathy is a main cause of blindness. Exudates are the primary signs of diabetic retinopathy and thereby early detection of exudates is one of the best ways to prevent vision loss. ...Read more
What can I do to slow down diabetic retinopathy?
Control Risk Factors: Tight control of glucose can help prevent or delay the onset of retinopathy. Control of blood pressure and cholesterol are also important factors. It is important for all diabetics to get annual dilated eye exams from an ophthalmologist to determine whether retinopathy is present. Treatment options are in-office laser, intraocular injections, and vitrectomy surgery, depending on the severity. ...Read more
To avoid diabetic retinopathy, what should you do?
Can be avoided: Just like any other diabetic co-morbid risk, ideal control of blood sugar, see your ophthalmologist yearly. ...Read more
What are the complications of diabetic retinopathy?
Many: Vitreous hemorrhage, retinal detachment, blindness, glaucoma.Get a more detailed answer ›
How fast can I make my diabetic retinopathy go away?
Depends: The treatment of diabetic retinopathy should be undertaken by an ophthalmologist. It involves, perhaps, some laser treatments and good control of the diabetes. How well or how rapidly it responds to treatment depends upon how advanced it is in the first place. ...Read more
What are the different types of diabetic retinopathy?
Diabetic retinopathy: An earlier stage of diabetic retinopathy is nonproliferative and is treated w glucose control/observation. A more severe form is proliferative or neovascular, requiring laser. There is also macular edema, requiring laser. Other treatments: avastin (bevacizumab). ...Read more
Is having diabetic retinopathy considered a disability?
No: Diabetic retinopathy is not a disability, but loss of vision from diabetic retinopathy can be. ...Read more
Can eyesight return after having a diabetic retinopathy?
Sometimes: If bleeding inside the eye is the cause, the bleeding may clear (or may need to be removed with surgery), after which vision will return. Also, laser treatment for swelling may result in improvement in vision about 1/3 of the time. ...Read more
What can be done for clients with diabetic retinopathy?
See a retina special: If you mean what kind of treatments are available, there are many. For diabetic macular edema: laser, eye injections of medicine (anti-vegf and steroids). For proliferative diabetic retinopathy: laser, eye injections of medicine. For vitreous hemorrhage: vitrectomy surgery with laser. For tractional retinal detachment: vitrectomy, with laser and membrane peeling. ...Read more
Is there a medicine to help control diabetic retinopathy?
Yes: The same medicine that controls the overall blood sugar and diabetic control is what will ultimately control the diabetic retinopathy. However, if there is significant retinopathy, lasers and injections of medicines used to prevent new blood vessel growth are used to control diabetic retinopathy from inside the eye instead of controlling the overall diabetes. ...Read more
How common is it for somebody to get diabetic retinopathy?
About one-third: The incidence of diabetic retinopathy is about 1/3 of diabetics according to government statistics. The condition is related to how well the diabetes is controlled and if you have controlled any tendency toward high blood pressure. Take care of both of these conditions and you are less likely to get the retinopathy. ...Read more
What risk factors are associated with diabetic retinopathy?
Elevated Glucose:
Diabetes is the leading cause of new blindnessin working-age adults (age 20-74)
diabetic retinopathy (diabetes eye disease) does not have symptoms until the late stages. Diabetic retinopathy is treated with glucose control by the patient and primary care provider and lasers to retina by a physician (ophthalmologist). Newer techniques such as injections of special medications are available. ...Read more
What are the early symptoms of type II diabetic retinopathy?
See below:
Early diabetic retinopathy has no symptoms. By the time symptoms occur, the disease is advanced and vision loss may be permanent. It is for this reason that all diabetics should have a dilated examination every year.
We are much better at preventing vision loss than restoring lost vision. ...Read more
Retinopathy (Definition)
Retinopathy is a generic term for any disease ...Read more
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Choosing to homeschool your kids is no laughing matter. You have a ton of work ahead of you, as will your students. This means studying all you can about how to make a homeschool work efficiently. This article is the perfect starting point, so read on and take it under advisement.
Before you plan a homeschooling curriculum, make sure that you check out your state law. Some states have different laws for teaching at home. Some states will provide you with a curriculum to follow, while others let you create your own. Align your year with that of the nearest school district to maintain uniformity.
A strict homeschool schedule is a top priority. Each Sunday, take the time to plan the week's lessons, excursions and meals. It is important to begin each school day with a structured plan that your child can get used to following. They will learn easier and be more productive when they know each day's expectations.
What makes homeschooling the choice for your family? Is it that you feel the public school is letting your kids down? Do you feel you could do a better job? Do you want your kids to avoid the negative social issues they'd face in a public school setting? Write a letter to yourself about all the negatives about their current school situation and positives about what you want to provide to them. Read it whenever you feel frustrated about homeschooling as a pick-me-up.
To help your student learn even the most complex concepts, it helps to understand what he/she finds most interesting. It is much easier to engage a student who has taken an active interest in the subject at hand. As the teacher, you have the responsibility for maintaining structure but this does not mean your pupil can't determine the direction as well. Seeking your student's input ups the ante and facilitates active learning.
Offer your children incentives from completing their lessons. This can be extra free time, less homework or even additional television time. By using incentives, you can help your child learn the importance of completing their tasks and how it will relate to working in the real world when they grow up.
The different sets of skills obtained through life and academics are equally important. Therefore, try to teach life skills and academics in your homeschooling education. Everyone is aware of what academic studies are, but many do not know how important the life skills of gardening, cooking or driving a vehicle are. Teach both at the same time. Also, science and nature studies combine easily with growing a garden.
It is very easy for your children to feel isolated when they are being homeschooled. To avoid this, develop friendships outside of the home. Talk to support groups or speak with other parents in the same situation as you. This will provide you with someone to talk to, a diverse array of opinions on various subjects and general homeschooling support.
It is okay to use computers when homeschooling your children, do not completely rely on them. As you probably already know, computers are very prone to problems like viruses and freezes. Because of these problems, it is important that you continue to use textbooks and other physical materials as well.
When you are homeschooling, make sure that you set up a room in the house to do strictly work. This will help your child get into the work mode, so that it is easier to focus on the task at hand. This will yield great results for the future of your child.
Prioritize your time by having a set schedule. A schedule will help you, your children and other family members stay on task. By setting a "school time" schedule, friends and family will know that this time is vitally important for your children. Ask everyone to avoid calling during this time unless it is an emergency.
When you work hard to be a great teacher, your students will come out better learners. It's all about effort, both on your part and theirs. Starting with this article is an exceptional choice, but endeavor to continue learning by reading all you can. The more advice you take on, the better your results will be.


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N. K. Jemisin also known as Nora Jemisin was born September 19, 1972 and is an author of speculative fiction short stories and novels who lives and writes in Brooklyn, NY.
Jemisin's short story Non-Zero Probabilities was a finalist for the Hugo and Nebula Best Short Story Awards. Her first novel, The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms, was nominated for the 2010 Nebula Award and short-listed for the James Tiptree Jr. Award. In 2011, it was also nominated for the Hugo Award, World Fantasy Award, and won the 2011 Locus Award for Best First Novel. Her novel The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms also won the Sense of Gender Awards in 2011. In 2016, she became the first black person to win the Best Novel Hugo for The Fifth Season.
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Fashionistas flocked to Rosemount Australian Fashion Week to see Jennifer Hawkins modelling for Kym Ellery.
Anticipation was high for the Ellery show and it wasn't just the clothes that caused a stir.
Following her celeb-heavy Perth trunk show in March, Kym Ellery's Australian Fashion Week show today didn't disappoint with a bevy of A-list Aussie ladies.
Aussie actress Teresa Palmer jetted in from LA for a front row seat.
Joining her was former-Speedo model - and BFF - Lara Bingle, who tweeted before and during the show.
Teresa: "Loving sydney but not this jetlag! @MsLaraBingle see u at #ellery show later today wooooo"
Lara: "Team ELLERY! RT @OysterMag: @MsLaraBingle looking smokin' at Ellery show."
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Entrepreneurship perks up at Brewed Awakening Coffee Shop
The 2016-2017 Entrepreneurship class was a small but very productive group.
With only a handful of students in the class, it needed to get creative to run the coffee shop this past school year. This gave the class an opportunity to truly be managers Besides running our coffee shop, the class was responsible for hiring, training, scheduling, overseeing, and evaluating its volunteer employees.
The class also developed many unique promotional campaigns. With an extended nutrition break occasionally built into our school year, we were able to sponsor and promote some of our school's talent. Jayce Galasso and Taylor Maughan performed on guitar and vocals, Mairead Cooney and Virginia Magdziuk showed us some Irish Step dancing on St. Patrick's Day and Claudia Folds and her sister Haley Morgan performed on ukulele and vocals.
The class also developed their own version of a CRCS-Monopoly game where game pieces were given out representing staff and departments to win various prizes.
Through hard work, collaborations, and adjustments, students were able to get a small taste of what it is like being an entrepreneur. A total of $4,000 profit was made by this class. Since all but one of our volunteer employees were seniors, $1,000 was donated to the senior class to help offset senior expenses. The balance of $3,000 has been donated to the Rolphie Fund, an organization that goes right back to helping students in Schoharie County.


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7 Random Grinders You Didn't Know Existed (But You're Going To Want)
With grinders all looking the same these days, who wouldn't want to freshen things up? Check out these innovated ways to grind your buds.
Being a staple in many enthusiasts collection, the grinder hasn't changed much over the years. We wanted to find some unique and random grinders that you may have never seen before. Whether it's a simple design change or a complete overhaul of the definition of a grinder, we wanted to share it.
1. Pokéball grinder
You can pick up this grinder on amazon for only 8 bucks.
2. Aluminum can grinder/scale combo
How convenient is this? Not only does this store a lot of weed, but to it can accurately measure out the perfect amount for a joint! Although a little bit pricey, this grinder is the perfect companion for any enthusiast. Pick it up here.
3. Beer can grinders
This grinder pays homage to the most famous beer brands in the world using their branding for some funny cannabis related play on words. Pick it up here.
4. Grenade grinder
You know whatever is getting ground up in this thing is going to be the bomb. It will most certainly blow you away. I'll show myself out. But if you like the looks of this thing, here it is.
5. The Death Star grinder
Imagine grinding up some Death Star Kush in your Death Star grinder. The perfect precursor to a Star Wars marathon? It's currently on sale for $23.99 on amazon.
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After IPO, United Bank to get new CMD
Post-IPO Kolkata based United Bank of India is set to get a new head as present chairman and managing director SC Gupta will retire by end of this month. Sources said Bhaskar Sen is likely to become the new chairman and managing director, just after the bank completes its initial public offer.
Bhaskar Sen, who had joined Dena Bank in 2007 from Union Bank of India, where he was working as general manager, headed new businesses of the bank.
Sen also looked after overseas expansion and strategic initiatives of the bank.
According to UBI insiders, Sen's overseas experience would help the bank's foreign operations. In fact, UBI started a representative office in Bangladesh a few weeks back and is planning to upgrade that into a branch in six months.
The bank is also planning to have a representative office in Myanmar and already has tie ups with four government banks in the country.
Meanwhile, the bank has received exemption from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for appointment of independent directors before its initial public offering (IPO) of shares.
"We have explained to SEBI that it might take sometime before we fill the quota of independent directors and have given an undertaking that we will keep them informed as and when we appoint them," TM Bhasin, UBI's executive director, said.
The bank has already applied to the government of India for appointment of four more independent directors. At present the bank's board of directors comprises seven directors of which two are only independent directors.
A delay in recruiting independent directors might have cost the bank dearly. In such a case the bank would have to continue to be in non-compliance of the corporate governance requirements of the listing agreement.
''We have to recruit two more directors and one shareholders' representative into the board,'' Bhasin said.
UBI's IPO of 5,00,00,000 equity shares of face value of Rs 10 each will open on February 23 and close on February 25.


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Hurricanes receiver Stacy Coley didn't feel much like talking this week about what the Notre Dame-Miami rivalry — or former rivalry — meant to him.
Never heard of it growing up? Coley was asked.
"No, not really.''
Trevor Darling, what about you?
"We're just focused on right now and what we have to do," the left tackle said of the 3:30 p.m. nationally televised showdown between the once-perennial powerhouses that have become afterthoughts among the big boys.
But to Hurricanes defensive coordinator Manny Diaz, 42, who was a teenager in Miami when the Canes and Fighting Irish were stirring it up in the late 1980s, this game is anything but ho-hum.
If we are 12-0 or 0-12 and playing here, there or on the moon, Miami must beat Notre Dame.
Manny Diaz, Miami defensive coordinator
"They're being told that at Miami you get judged by whether you beat Notre Dame or not," said Diaz, when asked what the rivalry meant to him and how he's conveying that to the team. "If you don't beat Notre Dame, it's a failure. It's a big deal. It's a big thing in this university, and it's a big thing in this town.
"If we are 12-0 or 0-12 and playing here, there or on the moon, Miami must beat Notre Dame."
Chances are the Irish diehards are feeling exactly the same way.
Notre Dame, which leads the series 17-7-1 and as recently as 2012 went undefeated (including a 41-3 romp over Miami) until it lost to Alabama in the 2013 BCS National Championship, comes into this game with a 2-5 record after being ranked 10th in the preseason.
To all U of Miami fans. I want you to Tweet out your greatest UM Notre Dame memory. pic.twitter.com/BGk0HkLzXH— Randal Thrill Hill (@thrill333) October 28, 2016
Miami, ranked 10th with a 4-0 record going into the Oct. 8 game against Florida State, has lost three in a row and is now 4-3 with a 1-3 Atlantic Coast Conference record that puts the Canes out of league contention.
Each team believes this game is the one that can eliminate the gloominess and put it on an upward trajectory. While Notre Dame needs to win four of its last five to even qualify for a bowl, the Hurricanes could finish with a 9-3 regular-season record in a rebuilding year under a new coach.
"They haven't had the year they wanted to and neither have we,'' said Miami receiver Braxton Berrios, adding that the energy this past week was "probably higher than it's been in a while."
"We're ready to turn the page,'' Berrios said. "We've got to get a road win — now.''
Notre Dame's losses have all been in games in which the Irish could have won or tied the score on the last drive. They lost by 3 points at Texas, by 8 to Michigan State, by 3 to Duke, by 7 at North Carolina State during horrendous conditions caused by Hurricane Matthew and by 7 to Stanford two weeks ago — the last time the Irish played.
Notre Dame's weakness early in the season had been its defense. Six sacks in seven games, only one by a lineman, is sickly, though it suits a UM offense that allowed eight sacks in its last game.
Notre Dame's spread offense is led by redshirt sophomore quarterback DeShone Kizer, who is being projected by some as a high first-round pick if he enters the draft early. Kizer's passing numbers are strikingly similar to UM quarterback Brad Kaaya's.
Kizer has completed 118 of 203 passes for 1,775 yards and 14 touchdowns, with seven interceptions. Kaaya has completed 121 of 196 passes for 1,696 yards and 12 touchdowns, with five picks.
But, unlike Kaaya, Kizer can run (285 yards and seven touchdowns), which has proven to be a Miami killer.
Miami vs. Notre Dame is Saturday but you'll have to wait til Dec. 10 to see @30for30 Catholics vs. Convicts https://t.co/OdVh8C6cqy— Brett McMurphy (@McMurphyESPN) October 28, 2016
"Their offensive video is not 2-5," Diaz said. "They played a game that should have never been played. The game in Raleigh [North Carolina] was a farce. They were playing in a lake. … For the rest of their games, they've all been very competitive. They've all come down to the last possession, similar to ours.''
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said Wednesday that the history of the UM-ND rivalry wouldn't be "a huge point of emphasis'' before the game. The last time these teams met in South Bend was in 1990, with the Irish winning 29-20.
"We'll bring it up in passing,'' Kelly said. "Both these teams are young teams that are looking to gain a foothold in consistency and performance and winning games. And so we stay more in the present. … These kids are really more focused about winning a football game."
UM coach Mark Richt, who was the Canes' starting quarterback at Notre Dame Stadium in 1982 — a 16-14 Notre Dame win — said he would give his players "a little history" of the rivalry but would "not spend the whole week just harping on that."
Added Richt: "But I think it's important for them to know the history of the series and some of the great games that have been played by two teams that have a national brand.
"That's pretty impressive."


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Jay King Turquoise, Lapis and Red Coral Drop Sterling Silver Earrings
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Jay King Turquoise, Lapis and Red Coral Drop Sterling Silver Earrings
Pretty up your profile with these colorful gemstone drop earrings. They feature blue lapis, blue-green turquoise and vivid red coral in a fun, fashionable design. Wear them anytime to add a touch of cheery color to your wardrobe.
Design Information
- Sterling silver earrings have pear-shaped blue lapis cabochons on post fronts
- 2-station drops have round red coral cabochon in rope-textured frame, with pear-shaped turquoise drop below
- All stones bezel set
Good to Know
- Due to the composition and natural properties of mined gemstones, the product image may show slight differences to the actual stone in color saturation, tone, hue or other gemstone characteristics such as phenomena, color banding and color matrix.
- Gemstones and pearls are sometimes treated to enhance their natural beauty. To learn more and find out about care instructions see details.
|Approx. 1-1/2"L x 3/8"W
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|Sterling Silver
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|Pierced with clutch backs
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|Stabilized Andean Blue Turquoise:
|Pear (20x8mm); mined in Chile
|Color-Enhanced Red Coral:
|Round (5mm); harvested in China
|Blue Lapis:
|Pear (8x6mm); mined in Afghanistan
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These are great authentic workmanship. These are truly as described. They are stationary, yet very unique and add a great look to your Southwest wearable art. Believe me, I am a born New Mexican and know true New Mexican artBelle-Moi, NMWas this review helpful? 0 out of 0 found this review helpful
I love the colors and the turquoise for sure, but I felt it was stiff, not flowing at the bottom piece. I am returning it, but LOVE the colors and style. Both red and orange (or carnelian) should be added to the color scheme. Thank you Jay!CAROS9, CAWas this review helpful? 0 out of 0 found this review helpful
The posts on the earrings were very small making it difficult to attach the backings. Plus the earrings were very ridged...wish they had more movement. The color in the stones were fine though. Considering returning them because of the price and quality of posts!truski, FLWas this review helpful? 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
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The sun came out!Sunday, May 15th, 2011
|"Our minds are like our stomachs; they are whetted by the change of their food, and variety supplies both with fresh appetites."
Marcus Fabius Quintillian
Finally wednesday the sun came out. We have had a good two weeks of cold wet weather. Nothing to compare to the mid-West and their tornadoes. But bad enough to seriously impede my gardening chores. While I did get my peas in a couple of weeks back and they are straining to reach the trellis already, I just planted our potatoes yesterday, along with some brussel sprouts, cauliflower and celeriac. Then today I got in a row each of carrots, beets and bush beans, and planted the whole plot of shell beans (Marfax, Canellini and Taylors Horticultural).
In past years I have started seeds indoors. This winter there was just too much going on for me to focus on the impending garden, so no seeds were started. Therefore when planting season arrived I was at the mercy of others. How lucky we are to live in an area where there are so many farmers who sell at the market. Last Saturday, during an uncharacteristic break in the rain, we loaded up on seedlings: chard; celeriac; brussel sprouts; parsley; cauliflower; and even some more snap peas to fill in some gaps where germination didn't happen. Thanks to Black Kettle Farm, Rippling Waters Farm and Kennebec Flower Farm our garden will happen this year. After much sweat equity over the past two days, while fighting a spring cold, we now have the garden three quarters planted. Whew. I've set the calendar on my iPhone to remind me to plant another row of carrots and beets next week. And then in another week or two I will plant tomato and eggplant seedlings (which I will again buy at the Farmers Market), and then direct seed the cucumbers and zucchini. Then we'll be in business. That is if the good weather holds up. On to the flowers…..
Thank you to all the folks who came out for the sale. It was a great success. We lightened our load considerably. Staying alive as a book store in this economy, in this market, is a challenge. One that we work with every day. The more times we see you come across our door the healthier our business is. Please remember that shopping local is good for all of us, all of the time. Just as you patronize your farmers to keep them around you patronize your retailers for the same reasons.
While the store is quieter this time of year (and just to remind you, current store hours are posted on the sidebar) we still have new books as they come out. From Phaidon, who brought us The Silver Spoon, come two big cookbooks: Vegetables From an Italian Garden and Tuscany. The University of Chicago has just published a beautiful book on mushrooms, The Book of Fungi, with 656 pages of fungi from around the globe. We are stocked up on foraging books, if that's your bent. And then there are the Rabelais classics, books that we would carry come hell or high water. So while it is quiet, Rabelais is humming along. Come visit when you need a break from the garden. Your back will thank you.


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You will need one of these if you have a <2 year old baby. You know that better than me. Check 10 bestselling baby monitors. My favorite is VT DM221-2 which has two parent units.
Motorola (MOTO-MBP853) Wireless Baby Monitor
Keep an eye on your child with this monitor, which features Wi-Fi connectivity and a 2.4GHz parent receiver for flexible monitoring at home and while you are away. Two-way communication lets you listen and talk to your little one.
Approximately 100′ range with 2.4GHz receiver; Wi-Fi for remote viewing on compatible devices; IR night vision; remote pan, tilt and zoom functionalities; 2-way communication; sound, motion and temperature alerts; 5 lullabies. Bestbuy product page.
Motorola (MBP33S) Wireless Video Baby Monitor
Utilizing 2.4GHz wireless technology, this Motorola MBP33S baby monitor provides up to a 590′ wireless range for a flexible monitoring area. The 2.8″ color screen shows video of your baby in clear detail.
Night vision; 2.4GHz digital wireless technology; up to 590′ range; 2.8″ color screen; 2-way communication; room temperature display; digital zoom; audio-only option; expandable system. Bestbuy product page.
VTech (VM343) Safe&Sound Baby Monitor
Ensure your little one is safe as you work around the house with this baby monitor, which features a 4.3″ color LCD for clear viewing from up to 1,000′ away. Easily adjust the pan, tilt and zoom of the camera from the parent unit, and soothe your child back to sleep with 2-way communication.
VTECH Safe&Sound Baby Monitor: 2.4GHz digital frequency band; 4.3″ color LCD; remote pan, tilt and zoom camera; automatic IR night vision; 2-way audio; up to 1000′ range; volume control; wall-mountable; expandable to 8 cameras. Bestbuy product page.
Motorola (MBP36S) Wireless Video Baby Monitor
Featuring a 3.5″ color screen and 2-way audio, this Motorola MBP36S baby monitor delivers crystal-clear images and sound. The 2.4GHz digital wireless technology lets you place the baby unit up to 590′ away from the parent unit for flexibility.
Infrared night vision; 2.4GHz digital wireless technology; up to 590′ range; 3.5″ color screen; 2-way audio; remote pan, tilt and zoom; room-temperature display; audio-only option; multiple camera viewing. Bestbuy product page.
Motorola (MOTO-MBP25-2) Wireless Video Baby Monitor
Keep an eye on your baby while he or she sleeps with this Motorola MOTO-MBP25-2 monitor, which features 2 cameras with infrared night vision, so you can view your little one in low-light conditions. Wireless 2.4GHz technology provides a clear signal.
Infrared night vision; wireless 2.4GHz FHSS technology; 2.4″ color screen; 2 cameras; 2-way communication. Bestbuy product page.
VTech (VT DM221) Safe & Sound Digital Audio Baby Monitoring System
Enjoy peace of mind with this Vtech Safe & Sound VT DM221 digital audio baby monitoring system that features DECT 6.0 technology for crisp, clear sound. The Talk-Back intercom system allows you to speak to your baby from another room.
1 baby unit and 1 parent unit; DECT 6.0 technology; up to 1,000′ wireless range; Talk-Back intercom system; 5-level sound indicator; night light; vibrating sound alert; backlit display. Bestbuy product page.
VTech (VM312-2) Safe&Sound 2-Camera Baby Monitor
With 2 cameras, you can monitor your child from multiple angles or check on 2 separate rooms at once. Adjust the camera lens to keep your baby in sight as he or she moves around, and enjoy peace of mind with a range of up to 1,000′.
2.4GHz digital frequency band; up to 1,000′ range; 2″ color LCD; full-motion video; automatic IR night vision; 2-way communication; adjustable camera lens; rechargeable battery; indicator lights. Bestbuy product page.
VTech (VT DM221-2) Safe & Sound Digital Audio Baby Monitoring System
Watch over your child with this Vtech Safe & Sound VT DM221-2 digital audio baby monitoring system that features DECT 6.0 technology for clear sound and secure audio transmission. Two parent units accommodate multiple users.
1 baby unit and 2 parent units; DECT 6.0 technology; up to 1,000′ wireless range; Talk-Back intercom system; 5-level sound indicator; night light; vibrating sound alert; backlit display. Bestbuy product page.
MonDevices (MONBBLUE1) MonBaby Smart Baby Monitor
Ensure your baby sleeps safely with this baby monitor, which connects to your Apple® or Android device to send real-time updates about your child's sleeping position and breathing patterns.
Bluetooth interface; detects movement, breathing and position; clip-on design; remote monitoring via Apple iOS or Android devices. Bestbuy product page.
Motorola (MOTO-MBP18) Digital Wireless Video Baby Monitor
Keep an eye on your child from up to 520′ away with this Motorola MOTO-MBP18 wireless monitor that enables both audio and video surveillance. A high-sensitivity microphone promotes clear sound capture.
Includes a video monitor and a camera; high-sensitivity microphone; up to 520′ range; automatic channel selection; sound-activated lights. Bestbuy product page.


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I can't believe it is already March 11th! I love how my days are full, but I also feel I can't do all I want to do.
Well, I will enjoy the ride and take it as it is. I hope this post finds you in good health and spirit. Spring is on its way and the weather reminds us of that everyday. I am looking forward to the warm sunny days.
Today I will share another Easter card. What I like about this card is the versatility for any occasion you might need. A Thank You, Thinking of You or Birthday greeting would go well. Many of the ladies I stamp with save the greeting stamping until they know how they are going to use the card. Of course that means they need to have stamps in their possession. Building a word stamp collection is a good idea.
I used the 'Scallop Tag Topper Fold Technique' in making the card below, using the new tag punch. This is a popular technique among stampers and I thank the person (whoever you are) for coming up with this idea and sharing it. I used the stamp set 'Peaceful Petals' from the 'Celebrate The Everyday spring' catalog from Stampin Up. This card is great for the spring season.
The next card, located below, is another Easter card. I used an old retired Easter stamp, but you could substitute it with a current stamp. The flowers are stamped from the 'Flower Shop' stamp set found in the current Stampin Up catalog. I used the scissors to cut across the top of the flowers.
The picture below shows the inside of the card and how I repeated the same steps from the front of the card. There are different ways of using the flowers on this card. I gave the challenge to my stamping ladies yesterday to create their own design using the same materials and technique of stamping and cutting around the flowers. Everyone came up with a different looking card. I was proud of them. It was fun and a great learning lesson on designing a card.
Thank you for visiting my blog. I hope you enjoyed it and will check back tomorrow for more ideas.
If you want to order any supplies for stamping online, please click HERE and have fun shopping.
Oh, one more thing I need to share.
Yesterday I mentioned I am teaching classes at Hobby Lobby and my classes are full. Well, I need to correct that statement. My Friday night class, March 28th is full but I still have openings for the Thursday class, March 20th (10:00 am - Noon) and the Friday night class, March 14 (5:30 - 7:30) has 2 openings. So, if you are interested in taking part in these classes, please call me at 253- 941-8233 or e-mail me firstname.lastname@example.com . You need to register for the class (no later than two days before the class meeting) so I can prepare all the materials. Hope to see you in a class.
I hope you have an enjoyable day.
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Good Mid South Fall Plants
Gardeners in the Mid South should not overlook that they have an opportunity to extend the season with some great mid south fall plants. These edible and flowing plants may be chosen because they are pretty tolerant of chilly weather, and some may even be able to withstand an unexpected mild frost.
Still, it is a good idea to know when the average date of the first severe frost is in your home town. Because weather conditions are always variable, gardeners may want to consider planting more vulnerable plants in a container garden because these containers are easier to protect with temporary shielding or even dragged into the house or a shed for the night.
Most local gardening centers will be able to supply this information, and they will probably be able to suggest good mid south fall plants for your garden. Also, plenty of seed packets and plant labels list ideal weather conditions, so you can learn that turnips might last for months but tomatoes are a poor choice.
Mid South Fall Plants for Gardening
If you want to start an autumn garden, many spring plants for your area are also fine choices for mid south fall plants. To give you an idea of the plant choices you may get, here are some common ones:
* Broccoli : The seedlings must be started at least 10 weeks before the anticipated frost date. You will probably want to begin them at the end of summer when it is still hot, but be sure that you supply them with lots of mulch to keep the ground wetter and more insulated. Expect the plants to take 70 days, or a little over 2 months, before you can enjoy them in salads and stir frys.
* Brussels Sprouts : These are perfect for autumn gardens because they develop the best taste when they get a chance to mature in cooler weather conditions. Begin seedlings in the middle of summer because it takes a full three month for these plants to mature.
* Cabbage: You only need to plant seedlings two months, and maybe six weeks, before the first expected frost of the winter. If it's still hot, make sure you give the seedlings a bit of shade. Also, cabbage need very fertile dirt with a lot of nutrients and moisture. Expect them to take a little over two months to fully mature.
Radish: radishes can grow from seeds in a month, so you only need to start them 4 weeks before the first frost. Note that some varieties of radishes are larger and may take so time, so be sure to read the instructions on the seed package.
Spinach: Sow seeds five weeks before the first expected frost. Established plants have known to withstand temperatures down to the twenties, so spinach is pretty forgiving. Fertile and moist soil will increase your chances of enjoying spinach in about 45 days.
Don't Abandon Your Garden In August
Just because your summer plants are mature, it is no time to stop gardening. In fact, the hottest days of summer are when you should be looking for the seeds and seedlings for your autumn harvest.


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Thirteen months after the telephone industry was deregulated in the name of free-market benefits for consumers, the public might soon see the first tangible result of competition: higher phone bills.
The Federal Communications Commission is currently weighing proposals that could increase monthly local phone bills anywhere from $1.50 to $6 a month. And even if the Federal Government stops short of imposing new charges, industry executives and economists said that state regulators might eventually have little choice but to let local telephone companies lift their rates.
Fatter phone bills are not what Congress had in mind when it passed the sweeping telecommunications bill early last year.
But many experts say that higher rates may be an unavoidable first step toward the competition that is supposed to bring lower prices in the long run.
Why this seeming paradox? In setting the rules for a fully competitive communications market, Federal and state regulators must strip away subsidies that for decades have allowed millions of Americans to get local service for less than it costs the telephone companies to provide it.Continue reading the main story
That leaves the F.C.C., in particular, with a dilemma. It can simply end these subsidies for the local phone companies and risk a jarring disruption of the ''universal service'' tradition that enables 93 percent of American households to afford a telephone. Or the F.C.C. can allow the phone companies to ease into the world of pay-as-you-go competition, by replacing a portion of the subsidies with higher rates.
''This is the Sophie's Choice of the telecommunications revolution,'' said Roy M. Neel, the president of the United States Telephone Association, which represents more than 1,000 local phone companies. ''Something has got to give if you want to establish competition.''
With the F.C.C. set to rule on these issues on May 8, the prospect of higher rates is already whipping up a political tempest on Capitol Hill. At a recent hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee, several senators said they would never have voted in favor of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 if they had thought it would lead to higher rates.
One of the senators, Sam Brownback, a Kansas Republican, said in a recent interview that he was particularly worried about rural customers. Rates for those customers are subsidized more heavily than elsewhere because it costs more for the phone companies to string lines out to them. Without an adequate replacement for the subsidies, those rates could skyrocket.
''We would be foolish to build up all these expectations about competition without saying to the American people, 'We're going to have to raise your phone bill,' '' Mr. Brownback said.
Further complicating the arithmetic is the Clinton Administration's campaign to wire the nation's schools and libraries with sophisticated cable for high-speed access to the Internet. Under the White House plan, the phone companies would be responsible for wiring -- at an estimated cost of $2.25 billion -- with help from a universal service fund collected by the Government.
The question facing the F.C.C.: How does it preserve affordable local phone service and also wire schools and libraries, while stripping away billions of dollars in subsidies?
''The nub of the problem is dealing with the transitional period,'' said Reed E. Hundt, the chairman of the F.C.C. ''My No. 1 goal is to make sure the cost of residential dial tone does not go up.''
Mr. Neel of the telephone association and other experts acknowledge that it would be politically untenable for the F.C.C. to put through a direct increase on basic phone rates.
Mr. Hundt said the commission might instead try to increase monthly flat rates for people who install second phone lines in their homes -- even at the risk of curbing Internet and other on-line computer access, which is what many second lines are used for these days. The F.C.C. might also raise the line charges on phone lines used by small businesses or for lines used in vacation homes.
Under the regulatory system in place for decades, Americans have been assured of affordable access to basic phone service, through the policy known as universal service. As a result, while the average monthly bill for residential long-distance service was around $31 in 1995, the average household paid only about $19 a month for local phone service.
But those low local rates are made possible only by a complex web of Federal and state subsidies, which are coming under attack as the Telecommunications Act opens up the telephone market to competition.
The first subsidy to go under the knife will be access charges, the per-minute fees that long-distance carriers like the AT&T Corporation pay to Nynex and other local phone companies to complete their calls. These charges are purposely set above cost, and they generate roughly $14 billion a year, which the local companies use to subsidize local service.
The MCI Communications Corporation says the F.C.C. should cut access charges to $3 billion, which it contends is the local companies' actual cost of providing access. The company is currently running a multimillion-dollar print and television advertising campaign to persuade consumers that they are victims of rampant overcharging by their local companies.
The BellSouth Corporation, however, said that if access charges were cut that much, it would no longer be able to pay for improvements in its phone network. The company, which offers local service in nine Southern states, said these charges ought to be allowed to decline on their own as new competitors lured customers away from the Bell companies.
In a filing last year with the F.C.C., the GTE Corporation estimated that it would have to raise local rates by $7.20 a month to make up the money lost from access charges and other subsidies.
Despite such potential increases, some analysts said consumers would benefit from reduced access charges because the long-distance carriers would pass along the money they saved in lower long-distance bills. But consumer advocates noted that access charges have already declined 15 percent since 1990, while long-distance rates have risen 15 percent. Moreover, they noted that access charges are only one of the subsidies that keep local rates down.
Another way that local phone companies are able to keep rates down is through the monthly ''subscriber line charge,'' an additional flat fee, long mandated by the F.C.C. and currently $3.50 for residential lines and $6 for businesses, which local phone companies levy to help defray the overall costs of operating the local network. This fee, which is waived for low-income subscribers who qualify for bare-bones ''lifeline'' service, amounts to a subsidy underwritten by the more affluent.
Other subsidies include the inflated prices for extra calling features, like call waiting, caller identification and voice mail, which regulators have let phone companies charge as a way of underwriting basic telephone service.
All told, Federal and state subsidies generate about $23 billion a year for the local phone companies. Under the terms of the Telecommunications Act, these subsidies are to be replaced with a new universal service fund, to be collected from any company -- old or new -- offering local phone service. This fund would be administered by the Federal Government to insure affordable phone service for all.
How best to make this transition is the subject of intense debate between local and long-distance companies and the regulators. If access charges are cut too abruptly, or if the universal service fund is not large enough, the local companies said, they will have to raise their local rates in order to continue offering ubiquitous and reliable service.
These companies have not hesitated to battle the F.C.C. in court on these kinds of issues. GTE and several of the Bell companies are suing the commission in Federal court in St. Louis over the F.C.C.'s rules for opening their networks to new competitors.
Still, few experts expect the local phone companies to be compensated dollar-for-dollar for the subsidies they lose. Wall Street analysts said the stock prices of the seven Bell companies and GTE already reflected an expectation that they would give up $1 billion to $2 billion in revenue.
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Southeast's Christal Mosley and Hutchinson's Yazmine Wright was such an intriguing rivalry not only because they were the two fastest 400-meter runners this season, but because they both ran the race in such different ways.
It made for an epic conclusion to the rivalry on Saturday at the Kansas track and field championships, as a photo finish was required to determined who finished first between Mosley and Wright in the Class 6A race.
The photo revealed Mosley's torso just ahead in a time of 55.50, one-hundredth of a second faster than Wright's 55.51.
"It was such an exciting finish," said Wright, who won the race last year. "I had no idea who it was at the finish line, but I did feel like I leaned a little before she did. I knew it could have gone either way."
"I honestly had no idea," Mosley admitted. "I was scared out of my mind."
As she is known to do, Mosley dominated the opening 200 meters to build a sizable lead on Wright. But the Hutchinson senior prefers to take the opening half of her race slow and then unleash herself around the curve.
Sure enough, Wright tore around the curve and caught Mosley with 100 meters to go. It was a dead sprint to the finish line with Wright surging ahead in the final 10 meters, only for Mosley's long and lanky frame to lunge forward at the last moment for the winning lean.
After injuries had plagued her career, Mosley won her first state championship.
"This is honestly the best feeling I've had in a really long time," Mosley said. "I've worked so hard for this for the last three years and I didn't succeed at all for two of those years, but now I have this moment and I have my time and I'm so happy right now."
Wright felt like she executed her game plan to perfection, as she finished with the Hutchinson program record.
"I felt like I made my move at the right time," Wright said. "I hit the time I wanted and broke the school record, so I feel like I'm pretty happy with the way it ended."
Mosley would go on to win herself a double, winning the 6A title in the 200.
"I really do think all of that hard work and pain and comeback was worth it," Mosley said. "I'm so grateful for this moment right now. I'm still healthy and standing and I did it front of my parents. It makes me so happy because I know they're proud of me."
Johnson wins one more 400 – When Maize South moved down to 4A for this season, Kassidy Johnson was thrown for a loop. She hadn't raced against most of the competition after completing a sweep of the 400, 800, and 1600 titles in 5A last season.
On Saturday, Johnson pulled out last gold-medal performance to win her third 400 title of her career. Johnson won the 4A title in 58.15 to top a field that included two-time defending champion Sidney Howland of El Dorado.
"This one was pretty special because I didn't really know what I was going to be going up against," Johnson said. "I really wanted to win, so when there was 100 meters left I knew I had to give it all I had and leave it out on the track because this is my last 400 in high school."
Johnson tried beat nine-time state champion Cailie Logue of Girard in the 800 and the two had the top duel in the state, but Johnson came up short in a time of 2:13.39 to Logue's 2:12.27. They were the two fastest times of the day.
But Johnson did add another gold on Maize South's 3200 relay team, along with Katie Wagner, Samantha Bally, and Sierra Mortensen. The Mavericks won in 9:43.09, an improvement over the last two years finish in 5A.
"It felt really good because we've been working toward this all season," Mortensen said. "We got a lot of confidence when we won the race at KU and I think it's just kind of carried over. We are all such close friends on and off the track, so it feels amazing to be able to win this together."
Smarsh fulfills dream, Andale wins team title – Andale junior Abby Smarsh has been waiting for state meet like Saturday for a long time.
She had worked for so long to enjoy the moment that finally came after she won the 4A title in the 300 hurdles.
"I've never felt like this before," Smarsh said. "It's what I've been working for since I was 8 years old. It's what I've always dreamed about. I can't even explain it right now."
Smarsh had been the 4A leader in the event for the last month of the season and she didn't allow a challenger to emerge on Saturday. Smarsh won in a time of 45.25, nearly a full second ahead of the field.
"I just ran it as hard as I could," Smarsh said. "I put all of my guts into that race and I was pretty happy with the results."
Smarsh was the only title winner, as Andale won the 4A team title over Maize South. The Indians held the advantage with their field events, as Jacy Anderson (discus) and Julie Archer (javelin) finished second, Jaden Eck (pole vault) and Katy Commons (javelin) were third, and Jewel Eck (pole vault) took fourth.
While Andale's boys team had won the last three boys titles, the girls program hadn't won a title since 1995.
"The throwers have been working hard for us all year and they've been huge," Andale coach Greg Smarsh said. "We made it a little closer than I thought, but we got the job done and those girls were a big part of that for us."
Newton sprinters lead to title – Newton's sprinters are the most dominant group in the state, which they proved again by helping lead the Railers to another team title in 5A.
Kalli Anderson won the 100 in 12.09, Savannah Simmons won the 200 in 24.82, and the 400 relay of Anderson, Taylor Antonowich, Jen Andres, and Simmons won the 5A title in 47.25. It would have been the fastest time in meet history, but the Railers ran 46.86 in Friday's preliminaries for that record.
Maggie Remsberg added a second-place performance in the 100 hurdles, while Simmons (100) and Antonowich (400) took third in their respective events to score more points for Newton.
Finally gold for Heidel – After finishing second at the state meet for the third time in the last two years on Friday, Belle Plaine senior Jessica Heidel began to wonder if a state championship would ever become a reality.
"I was always so close to winning, it was definitely irritating," Heidel said. "I mean I get along with all of the girls, so I didn't mind losing to them. But I kept thinking, 'Couldn't I have jumped just two more inches?' "
Heidel's mind was finally stopped wondering on Saturday morning when her mark of 17-61/2 in the long jump was good enough to win the 3A title.
Finally, Heidel had her moment on top of the podium.
"I really didn't want to get second again, so this is like complete happiness right now," Heidel said. "It feels a lot different than getting second. It might not seem like it would be that big of a difference, but it really is."
Heidel later would add two more second-place finishes to finish with five in her career, taking second in the 100 in 12.43 and second in the 200 in 25.61.
Barret wins 4A triple jump – By the time the 4A triple jump competition was over, Jefferson West's Mariah Murdie and McPherson's Elle Barret had traded the lead a total of eight times.
Every time Barret would claim the lead, Murdie came back to one-up her. Barret was worried the back-and-forth was too much to overcome when Murdie landed a mark of 37-71/2 on her final jump – just past Barret's personal best in her career.
With the state title decided on her final jump, Barret delivered a personal-best mark of 37-91/2 to win a second straight 4A title in the triple jump.
"I was kind of freaking out there because I knew I was going to have to PR again," Barret said. "I was like shaking and my adrenaline was pumping and I was super scared, but I just put it in God's hands. Everything happens for a reason."
Ortiz fights off fatigue to win 300 hurdles – Coming around the curve in her 300 hurdles race, Cheney senior Miranda Ortiz was exhausted. She felt like she was spent, but surprised herself by finding a new level to win the 3A title in 45.47.
"I was dying," Ortiz admitted. "But I knew I needed to keep going and dig down deep and finish the race like I know I should."
After finishing fourth in the same race last season, Ortiz was ecstatic about how she and teammate Layne Needham (46.31) were able to finish first and second.
"I wasn't about to let someone pass us," Ortiz said. "I just went out with everything I had. It's pretty cool now. I've never been a state champion before, so it's pretty exciting."
Sedgwick's Ware completes comeback with double – Sedgwick's Shae Ware remembers watching last year's state track meet from the stands at Cessna Stadium, unable to compete due to leg injuries.
"I've looked up to so many people before me and watched them run and it's made me want to come back even more," Ware said.
Ware got her chance and capitalized, winning the 100 title in 3A in 12.37 and the 200 title in 2A in 25.34. She edged Belle Plaine's Jessica Heidel in both of the races at the finish line.
"I couldn't believe it," Ware said of having the lead late in the race. "I just kept thinking, 'Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh.' It was honestly such a heart race. It was so exciting."
Latimer adds last title – Valley Center senior Taylor Latimer added one last title to her resume, winning the 5A shot put championship with a personal best of 44-91/2. It was Latimer's second title of the weekend and third of her career.
"It's kind of crazy to think that I'm done now," Latimer said. "I was gunning for the shot put because I knew this was the year to get it. I didn't get all three, but I won two and PR'ed, so I can't be mad."
Latimer is excited about her collegiate future at Kansas State.
"I can't wait for the competition there," Latimer said. "I'm ready to go there and work and be pushed and be good and try to be the best there like I was in high school."
Ibarra picks up more gold – After standing on the podium following another 1A 100 title, Central Christian senior Raelee Ibarra could tell the difference between this year's championship and last year's.
"Hearing, 'Two-time champion,' now that's just cool," Ibarra said. "It was an even better feeling."
No one came close to challenging Ibarra in the 100, as the senior took control of the race halfway through and accelerated to the finish in 12.37.
Ibarra would win three titles by the end of the day, as she would claim the 1A 200 title in 25.72 and anchor Central Christian's 400 relay team for a come-from-behind victory in 51.64.
"I just feel blessed with the gift that God has given me," Ibarra said. "I just glad I'm able to use it for His glory."
Biel captures first gold on track – It's been a memorable senior season for Hutch Trinity's Celia Biel.
After winning the 3A cross country championship in the fall, Biel added a gold on the track in the spring by winning the 3A 1600 in 5:20.30. It was the fourth year at the state meet for the race, as Biel had finished fourth, 10th, and third before winning this season.
Kingman's 3200 relay wins – Kingman knew it had a fast 3200 relay last season when it ran 10:09.99 at the state meet, but because it was in a loaded 4A division the Eagles finished sixth last season.
Josie Albin, Bailey Bangert, and Olivia Neises all returned from that same relay and the group added Makayla Oeding. They actually ran a slower time Saturday, finishing the 3200 race in 10:15.68, but it was good enough to win the 3A title this season.
Albin had the fastest split on the relay, completing the first leg in 2:30.21.
Pratt's 400 relay wins – Pratt's 400 relay of Nicole Reichenberger, Stephanie Reichenberger, Brooklynn Bourgeois, and Halle Helfrich won the 4A title in 49.58. It was the same team that placed seventh in 4A last season.


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This blog is designed to combine two of my passions – speaking the Brazilian Portuguese language and Brazilian music.
My name is Emma and I have spent the past four years completing a BA in German and Portuguese & Brazilian studies in London. As well as the language, I studied the history, literature and music of Brazil and in 2011 I was lucky enough to spend one semester studying at the Universidade Federal da Bahia.
During my time abroad, I fell in love with Brazilian music and alhough I knew of artists such as Jorge Ben Jor and Chico Buarque before, it was only after living there and learning the language, that the songs really began to mean something to me. I began listening to Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil and Gal Costa. I felt that I knew a lot about Brazilian music and enjoyed the lyrics of the famous artists from the Tropicália movement.
Returning home, I took a module at university entitled, 'Brazilian Poetry & Song: 1958 to the present'. I slowly realised how little I actually knew and how much more there was to learn – it is an ongoing process and I love discovering a new genre and realising there are thousands more new artists to listen to. I fell in love with songs from genres which I never thought interested me previously; we studied Bossa Nova, concrete poetry and right up to the Brazilian rap of the 90s.
Now there is little I love more than to listen to Brazilian music with the realisation that I am understanding most of the lyrics. I want to use this blog to share some of the translations that I have come up with. I am translating the song meanings literally. I am no lyricist myself, so will not attempt to make them poetic. The idea is just for English speakers who don't speak Portuguese to be able to share in the beauty of these songs.
I am also trying to source slightly different versions of the songs to play alongside the translation, rather that the normal album version. My favourite artists include Caetano, Gilberto, Milton Nascimento, Mart'nália, Jõao Gilberto, Chico Buarque and I am still discovering more.
Please feel free to comment. I am still learning the language myself and the translations are a work in progress, so I appreciate any suggestions.
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Audacious Plugins are the input, output, visualization and effect plugins
needed for Audacious
WWW: https://audacious-media-player.org/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/multimedia/audacious-plugins-gtk3/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install audacious-plugins-gtk3
cd /usr/ports/multimedia/audacious-plugins-gtk3/ && make install clean
pkg install audacious-plugins-gtk3
PKGNAME: audacious-plugins-gtk3
SHA256 (audacious-media-player-audacious-plugins-3.9-gtk3-9c44e5e_GH0.tar.gz) = bfcae7c2312aeee360ac30be494ac0e97629af21b8823afa501abdbf19d5fcde
SIZE (audacious-media-player-audacious-plugins-3.9-gtk3-9c44e5e_GH0.tar.gz) = 2749596
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
===> The following configuration options are available for audacious-plugins-gtk3-3.9_5:
AAC=on: AAC/MP4 format support
ALSA=off: ALSA audio architecture support
AMIDI=off: Amidi decoder
AOSD=on: Audacious OSD
BS2B=off: BS2B effect
CDDA=on: Digital Audio CD support
CUE=on: Embedded CUE sheets support
FFMPEG=on: FFmpeg support (WMA, AIFF, AC3, APE...)
FLAC=on: FLAC lossless audio codec support
JACK=off: JACK audio server support
LAME=off: LAME MP3 audio encoder support
LIRC=off: Infrared remote control support
MMS=on: MMS streaming support
MODPLUG=off: ModPlug decoder support
MP3=on: MP3 audio format support
MPRIS=on: NPRIS plugin
NEON=on: Neon plugin
NLS=on: Native Language Support
NOTIFY=on: Desktop notification support
OPENGL=off: 2D/3D rendering support via OpenGL
OSS=on: Open Sound System support
PULSEAUDIO=off: PulseAudio sound server support
SAMPLERATE=off: Sample rate conversion support
SCROBBLER=on: Scrobbler decoder
SDL=off: Simple Direct Media Layer support
SID=off: Sound chip emulator of Commodore
SNDFILE=off: Audio conversion support via libsndfile
SPEEDPITCH=off: Speed and Pitch plugin
VORBIS=on: Ogg Vorbis audio codec support
WAVPACK=on: WavPack lossless audio format support
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
autoreconf compiler:c++11-lib gettext-tools gmake iconv localbase pkgconfig gettext-runtime gnome
Number of commits found: 18
Bump PORTREVISION for ports depending on the canonical version of GCC
in the ports tree (via Mk/bsd.default-versions.mk and lang/gcc) which
has now moved from GCC 6 to GCC 7 by default.
This includes ports
- featuring USE_GCC=yes or USE_GCC=any,
- featuring USES=fortran,
- using Mk/bsd.octave.mk which in turn features USES=fortran, and those
- with USES=compiler specifying one of openmp, nestedfct, c11, c++0x,
c++11-lib, c++11-lang, c++14-lang, c++17-lang, or gcc-c++11-lib.
Bump PORTREVISIONS to chase update to audio/fluidsynth 1.1.11
multimedia/ffmpeg: update to 4.0
- FFSERVER support was removed upstream
- libressl now uses libtls backend instead of patching openssl one
- Clang i386 no longer uses 16-byte aligned stack
Changes: https://git.ffmpeg.org/gitweb/ffmpeg.git/blob/n4.0:/Changelog
ABI: https://abi-laboratory.pro/tracker/timeline/ffmpeg/
Exp-run by: antoine
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D15175
Update sysutils/libcdio to 2.0.0
- Add regression tests
Update multimedia/vcdimager to 2.0.1
- Previous version is incompatible with new libcdio API; update was neccesary
- Add regression tests
- Fix LICENSE
- Sort pkg-plist
- Update WWW in pkg-descr
Bump PORTREVISON on dependent ports due to libcdio shared libary increase
(libcdio): http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/libcdio.git/plain/NEWS?h=release-2.0.0
Changes (vcdimager): https://github.com/rocky/vcdimager/blob/3b56705/NEWS
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D14469
multimedia/ffmpeg: update to 3.4
Notable changes:
- i386/amd64 now depend on NASM per
- NETCDF is now MYSOFA but the dependency doesn't exist in ports yet
- SCHROEDINGER is gone per
- DRM, LIBRSVG2, LIBXML2 are new options
- ABI isn't completely compatible: some structs have changed
Minor cleanup:
- Don't pass --disable-{in,out}dev when it's already blocked by disabled
- Drop redundant "Enable" from option descriptions
- Switch CDIO_DESC to use Mk/bsd.options.desc.mk
Changes: https://git.ffmpeg.org/gitweb/ffmpeg.git/blob/n3.4:/Changelog
ABI: https://abi-laboratory.pro/tracker/timeline/ffmpeg/
Exp-run by: antoine
Update to upstream version 3.9
Detailed log:
- Update to 3.9
- MPRIS option set ON by default
- Use GitHub host because tarball is not available on
audacious-media-player.org site
Submitted by: firstname.lastname@example.com
Remove USES=execinfo.
Submitted by: mat (review), Yasuhiro KIMURA (PR)
Sponsored by: Absolight
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D11488
Bump PORTREVISION for ports depending on the canonical version of GCC
(via Mk/bsd.default-versions.mk and lang/gcc) which has moved from
GCC 5.4 to GCC 6.4 under most circumstances.
This includes ports
- with USE_GCC=yes or USE_GCC=any,
- with USES=fortran,
- using Mk/bsd.octave.mk which in turn features USES=fortran, and
- with USES=compiler specifying openmp, nestedfct, c++11-lib, c++11-lang,
c++14-lang, c++0x, c11, or gcc-c++11-lib.
Revision bump of all ports with USE_GL after consolidation of mesa-libs
Approved by: swills (mentor)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D10845
Chase ffmpeg 3.3 update (ABI changes)
Submitted by: riggs
Bump PORTREVISIONs for ports depending on the canonical version of GCC and
lang/gcc which have moved from GCC 4.9.4 to GCC 5.4 (at least under some
circumstances such as versions of FreeBSD or platforms).
This includes ports
- with USE_GCC=yes or USE_GCC=any,
- with USES=fortran,
- using using Mk/bsd.octave.mk which in turn has USES=fortran, and
- with USES=compiler specifying openmp, nestedfct, c++11-lib, c++14-lang,
c++11-lang, c++0x, c11, or gcc-c++11-lib.
Take in olivierd@'s commit bit on his request.
Submitted by: olivierd@
With hat: portmgr-secretary
Chase wavpack update: bump PORTREVISION on ports linking to it by default
Reported by: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Update to 3.8.2
- Remove unneeded patch
- Fix memory issue with AAC plugin
- Bump PORTREVISION
Reported by: gnn@ (private email)
Obtained from: Upstream repository
multimedia/ffmpeg: update to 3.2.2
Changes: https://git.ffmpeg.org/gitweb/ffmpeg.git/blob/n3.2.2:/Changelog
Submitted by: riggs, firstname.lastname@example.com (libressl fix)
Exp-run by: antoine (3 tries)
Update to 3.8.1
- Update to 3.8
- Adjust dependencies (reported by QA script)
- Replace LDFLAGS and LDFLAGS by USES= localbase
- Remove TOOLKITS (delete all reference to QT5) and AOSDXCOMP options
Add multimedia/audacious-plugins-gtk3 port
Servers and bandwidth provided byNew York Internet, SuperNews, and RootBSD
15 vulnerabilities affecting 134 ports have been reported in the past 14 days
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