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Brace yourselves, friends, we may get a little cheesy today. (Sorry, Josie)
Once of the all time classic love stories is the story of Cinderella. Here we have a girl whose fate has led her to serve at the hands of her wicked step mother and two evil step sisters. Until one night, with a little bibadeebobbideeboo, she receives the chance to go to the ball and dance with the prince.
Boy and girl meet, boy and girl fall for one another, the clock strikes midnight, and their love story seems to be over. Cinderella goes back home holding on to mere memories of her magical night.
But their story is not over, the prince is so captivated by Cinderella that he stops at nothing until he finds her. He doesn't want any of the other maidens in the land, he only wants Cinderella and will stop at nothing until Cinderella is his.
Below is my favorite clip from Ever After. I admit, it's strange to see Drew Barrymore playing this role, but I've learned to look past it. What I like is the way the prince searches for her, finds her, and then rescues her. Yes, I know how cheesy this is, but I still love it! (It gets good around 1:30. E-mail subscribers click here. I apologize in advance for the cheesy title page, but it's the only version I could find.)
I don't know about you, but I love to feel desired and pursued. I want to know there is someone out there who longs to be with me. Someone who knows my best and my worst, and still chooses to love me through all of it.
In so many ways, we all have a little Cinderella in us and we are all capable of her happily every after.
God so desperately wants us to come to know a relationship with Him, that He seeks and pursues each one of us. In the New Testament, Jesus tells a story in Matthew 18 of a shepherd who has 100 sheep and one wanders off. What does he do? He leaves the 99 and searches determinedly for the 1, because that one is loved and that one little sheep matters.
there is no flaw in you…Arise, my darling,
my beautiful one, and come with me. See! The winter is past;
the rains are over and gone.
Song of Solomon 4:7, 2:10-11


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Grace Shuttleworth Neely, 102, a resident of Washington Center in Argyle and former lifelong resident of Milford, CT, passed away peacefully Friday, October 27, 2017 after a life well lived.
She was born April 14, 1915 in Lake Trade, Pennsylvania to the late William and Flora Ryder Shuttleworth.
Grace loved to cook, she served as a spectacular waitress at the Devon Diner for over 20 years. She had such wonderful memories and stories of her "regulars", they became part of her extended family and in stories shared around the Sunday dinner table. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. Grace always put her family before herself and she will always be remembered for her kindness, love to others, her spectacular meals, pies and apricot cookies. She "Graced" the world.
In addition to her parents she is predeceased by her husband Donald L. Neely; son Bill Neely and his wife Carol; daughter-in-law Linda Neely; brother Paul Shuttleworth; sisters Mabel Belmont and Viola Shuttleworth Neely
Survivors include her son David (Edie) Neely of Greenwich; sister Geraldine Brown of Texas; grandchildren; Corrine (Terry) Neely Cassavaugh, Colleen (Gary) Rousseau, Bill (Chelsea) Neely, Tricia Neely, Mary (Bob) Neely Bole, Christopher Abbatello and Jeffrey Abbatello; 12 great grandchildren; 3 great-great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews and friends.
A celebration of Grace's life will be held at 3pm Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at Flynn Bros. Inc. Funeral Home, 80 Main St, Greenwich, NY, 12834 with the Rev. Debbie Earthrowl officiating.
Family and friends may call from 1-3 prior to the service at the funeral home.
Donations in Graces name to the Mohawk-Hudson Humane Society, 4255 NY-50, Saratoga Springs, NY, 12866.
Online condolences and messages to the family can be made at www.flynnbrosinc.com


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arg. none of my texts during this trip posted to twitter from my phone. here they are in order. also included are my facebook status updates which get texted to a ugandan phone number. technology. crazy. i hear they even have the internet on computers these days. [Read more →]
August 14th, 2009 · No Comments · Phil
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odin goes for a ride
August 14th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Phil
odin has spent plenty of time out of our sight both with strange people in strange lands and with his nanny here in kampala. the other day while i was at my desk, i heard florence laughing like crazy and while she and odin are always laughing, this was to such an extent that i had to go investigate. here is what i found: [Read more →]
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a few photos from AB3 MN summer vacation
August 4th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Phil
despite the attitude of the previous post, we had a good, busy trip home. check out a few photos inside! video too! [Read more →]
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home again, home again, jiggedy jig
August 4th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Phil
just returned from a three-week trip back to MN. it was good to be home. sort of. somewhat melancholy post to follow. [Read more →]
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some dad and boy time in ssembabule
June 26th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Phil
the AB3 plus a recently-arrived volunteer piled in to elsie the land cruiser on wednesday morning and headed down to ssembabule, one of the districts where MIHV works. Nowadays this might be the kind of occasion where odin stays home with me or florence goes with paige and odin to the field. but there wasn't enough milk in the freezer to separate mom and odin for 2-3 days, and elsie was too full to add a nanny, so off i went! odin and i spent most of our time in the hotel. ssembabule is ridiculous dusty right now so outside time was limited. makes me realize how sweet our garden is. check out a bunch of odin photos: [Read more →]
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an intense week
June 15th, 2009 · 3 Comments · Phil
last saturday our best friend's brother, who was visiting from the states with his wife, died in a road accident in queen elizabeth national park. his wife was seriously injured and was flown to amsterdam for surgery. what followed was a very intense week of ups and downs and lots of reminders of what's important in life. [Read more →]
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random monday. goings ons with the AB3
June 2nd, 2009 · 1 Comment · Phil
how is it already june? how is it that we mark three years in uganda this month? how is odin 10 months old today (june 2)? arg, time goes right by. plenty doing on our end. i was in karamoja for a week. paige and odin were in west nile for three days. we leave for a big trip (all together…there's a concept) on sunday. jump ahead for more. pictures, video, links, it's the total package. [Read more →]
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off to karamoja
May 24th, 2009 · No Comments · Phil
i head out sunday morning for a six-day photo assignment in karamoja. that's the northeast corner of uganda. I'll be documenting the programs of Save the Children. i'm really excited to visit the region because i otherwise probably wouldn't be able to go on my own. the natives are nomadic herders and violent cattle raids are kind of a way of life. it will be a whole new landscape and people that i haven't seen yet. everything i hear is how beautiful it is up there. look for plenty of photos when i get back!
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hangin with the boy
May 19th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Phil
now that i'm gone a bunch with photo jobs and such, we have a nanny around more often. she's here on some of the days that i'm home, too, because there's plenty of work to be done when i'm back from shooting. i definitely don't have the multitasking skills to get my stuff done and take care of odin for the day. but my favorite days are still when the two of us get to hang and play and go out and about. pictures and more after the jump. [Read more →]
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moses kipsiro is the man
April 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Phil
today we did a fun run at the international school. i ran 10k, (finished 34th) and paige walked the 5k with odin (finished 248th and 249th). big surprise was moses kipsiro showing up right before the start and jumping in. moses was the bronze medalist in the 5000 at the 2007 track world championships, got 5th in the olympic 5000 last year and just last month got SILVER at the world cross country championships in amman, jordan. he is the real deal. young, too, maybe only 22-23? so he is 100% on track to win some world championship and olympic gold medals in the near future. check out the pictures after the jump! [Read more →]
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My WIFE and I, senior citizens of many years standing made our first visit to the Edinburgh Tattoo and were very impressed by the event from the start when we encountered the queueing and entry arrangements where we were greeted by friendly police and young persons with a friendly good evening, shown to our seats and on our departure we were sent on our way with a smile and goodnight from more young persons with not a bouncer in sight.
The performance was very entertaining and colourful and we had to give full credit to all the performers who put on a wonderful show in horrible conditions with rain, cold and strong wind. On leaving we were impressed by the lack of rubbish left behind by the customers with almost none to be seen.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience but I am sure the Union flag, in full view of all, flying at the castle end of the esplanade, was inverted throughout and I wondered if there was an official reason for this or could it simply be a mistake by one of the staff. I am sure one of your readers will put me right.
David T Rickard
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for her. She has a thing for humming birds she has them all over her house even some in her car. I'm thinking she is going to like this card. Purple is her favorite color so BG to the rescue.
All CS is SU, DP is from Basic Gray, Brads also BG, Copics, Brilliance ink, Perfect Plum ink from SU, Ribbon is from Offray, Dimensionals from TexasJodyLynn.


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It's been a long day… And it's not over yet. But we have arrived at Heathrow safe and sound and now we begin the long coach journey back to Altrincham. Hopefully the girls will get some sleep on the coach.
See you all soon!
It's been a long day… And it's not over yet. But we have arrived at Heathrow safe and sound and now we begin the long coach journey back to Altrincham. Hopefully the girls will get some sleep on the coach.
See you all soon!
A 5am wake up call greeted the girls today – though some members of staff weren't too impressed and one or two took a bit longer to get out of bed. *cough* Mr Davenport.
But, after a quick cup of coffee and some water splashed on the face, we were ready to face the morning and alight the bus. Apart from the handful of girls who overslept and were late for the departure time. Despite numerous warnings.
Still, we made our way through the now quiet streets of Varanasi towards the sacred Ganges. It was the first time we'd seen the streets devoid of cars, bikes and tucktucks. Though the cows still carved their way. As we walked down to the river we were joined by hundreds of people similarly wanting to experience the sunrise over the river. We were placed into two large boats and set off down the river just as the sun began to peek.
As we travelled down the river we were able to witness the Hindu priests giving their blessings, people bathing, washing and even washing clothes and linen on the shores. As the sun grew higher, we began to feel the warmth of it on our backs and the glow on our faces. Some time for contemplation and relaxation allowed the girls to sit in silence and absorb the nature – the glow of the sun, the light breeze from the river, the sounds of birds, monkeys and chanting along the shores. It really was worth the early start.
Departing from the boat we made our way back to the hotel for breakfast. After a quick shower and ensuring our cases were packed we headed back to the bus for our last site seeing excursions in Varanasi – a trip to a silk house, where we learned how the silk is collected and woven and then to a bead factory. Once again, both places provided ample opportunities for shopping and this time, even the teachers were tempted; Mr Copestake added to his wardrobe with a collection of scarves for the Manchester winter.
After a quick lunch we were straight to the airport for the flight back to Delhi. After spending numerous hours travelling by bus and train, the 90 minute flight to Delhi flew by – though I think a number of girls slept for most of it. It's straight to the final hotel of the trip for dinner and a relaxing evening.
It's going to be time to head home shortly, and although we've had an incredible week, I know the girls are looking forward to seeing family and friends. They've been a wonderful group to spend time with and all of the staff have commented how great it's been to get to know them. They've been a credit to their parents, the school and themselves and we hope this trip has opened their eyes to the wider world. Hopefully it might encourage a few to travel again, visiting more foreign climes. It might even encourage a few to bring you to India.
See you on the other side!
Ps we didn't manage to trade Miss Turnbull in the end. We managed to raise the price to include a monkey, but no one was willing to take responsibility for it through customs. Mrs Cleary also had to call off her engagement to one of the Indian Maharajahs. She was disappointed to find he had 12 bathrooms in his palace and she wasn't prepared to spend her weekends cleaning them all.
The day started in the early hours for many – constantly being awoken by the shaking of the train, the departing passengers singing as they left or the selling of chai tea up and down the aisles as people tried to sleep. Still, spirits were not dampened, and as we pulled into Varanasi at 10am, we were excited to see what the day ahead held.
And that was… rain. Rain and puddles. Rain, puddles and running streams in the road. No one came to India for rain.
We were quickly on our way to the hotel however and after a quick opportunity to leave bags in rooms, we had an early lunch – with a strange Chinese style menu this time. Still, the chocolate brownies were a hit.
After lunch, we had time to rest and relax – many went to have a proper sleep in a bed, whilst others took the time to have long showers. This was very much appreciated.
The afternoon brought with it more rain, but nevertheless we were determined to head out and see the sites. We were first introduced to the Buddhist religion and given a brief history of the ideas and foundations, before we headed to Sarnath – the place where the Buddha delivered his first sermon after achieving enlightenment. A calm and peaceful place, we were able to see many Indian and Tibetan Buddhists on pilgrimage to this very special site.
We also had the opportunity to view some of the early Buddhist art and stone work – many pieces dating back to the 2nd and 3rd centuries.
As the sun set we headed down to the river Ganges via rickshaw. Luckily the rain had stopped so we were able to travel with the roof down. It's great to see the sights of Varanasi at street level – the colours of the shops, the smells of incense and food filling the air and the vitality of the people around you. Although a little perilous being on the roads with bikes, buses, trucks and the odd cow or two, it certainly allows you to feel as though you're experiencing the 'real' India.
Down by the river, we were observing the nightly arti ceremony – offerings will be made to Shiva and the holy Ganges. It's difficult to put into words how overwhelming this was to watch – the colours, vibrancy, contemplation and meditation as well as the light and the sounds. The girls were able to reflect on their own journey and experience in India this week.
Back to the rickshaws for the journey to the hotel, we once again got to experience India at street level. It's going to be an early night as we've got to be up at 5am to head to the Ganges for an early morning boat trip.
Ps we weren't as successful with the haggling for Miss Turnbull as we'd hoped. So far we've been offered eight goats from one guy, and two camels and two goats from another. We're going to go back down to the Ganges tomorrow and try and find a better price. We're won't go for anything less than two elephants.
The sky was lit up last night as we experienced the first thunder storm of the week. Though many slept through, a few were woken by the tumultuous sounds of thunder and the rain hammering at the Windows. By morning time however, the rain had disappeared and the sun was shining. And so, we faced the first activity of the day – yoga. Stretching and sitting aplenty, the girls participated in some traditional yoga, limbering up and preparing for the day ahead.
After a hearty breakfast, and time to get ready for the day, we headed to the Taj Mahal. One of the most magnificent and beautiful buildings in the world, the Taj is a tomb for one of the ancient Moguls of India. Crafted in marble the monument took 22 years to complete and is a stunning work of beauty.
Following the visit to the Taj Mahal, we had a quick stop for lunch and then headed to Agra Fort – a huge red stoned building that was the palace of the Mogul of Agra. Time was allowed for walking around and contemplation – including great opportunities for selfies.
The final activities of the day involved more shopping – I didn't ever think I'd get to the point where you could be fed up of shopping. But the girls enjoyed the opportunities to buy mementos and presents and spend more of their money. They are becoming very accomplished at bartaring and negotiating – haggling prices down by pounds at a time.
Dinner was an early event this evening, and once more the rain came pouring down. At least it managed to hold off during the day and we had our glorious sunshine. It was then straight to the station to board the overnight train to Varanasi. Perhaps not quite what the girls were expecting, it was still a new experience for them – once which many don't do until their mid twenties. Still, some team spirit and encouragement helped the girls settle into their beds and attempt to get some sleep.
We're due to arrive in Varanasi at 10am local time, so a long night of sleeping in a rocking bunk awaits.
Today has mostly been a day of travelling. After a bit of a lie in the morning we boarded the coaches to begin the long journey to Agra. Now, I'm not sure what the boring lot in coach two were doing, but we in coach one had our very own AGGS radio station courtesy of Mr Davenport and Mr Copestake. Bringing the coach up to date news, travel information, music and even adverts for Nandos, they kept the students entertained for part of the journey.
After a quick lunch stop – and even more curry – we were back in the coach and heading to Fatehpur Sikri, with a short RS lesson interlude courtesy of Mr Davenport. We learned about the Hindu religion and beliefs whilst Mr Copestake tried to recall the story of Rama and Sita from his primary school days. It's fair to say it wasn't particularly a good recollection.
The city itself was a stunning work of architecture – palaces, temples, corridors – all of a rather Tibetan inspired design. As the sun began to fade we headed back to the coach to make our way to the hotel for the evening. After dinner entertainment this time courtesy of a magician – no Indian dancing for the students and teachers tonight.
The girls have also been excited to find yet more shopping opportunities in the hotel – I have a feeling that their suitcases might be much heavier returning than they were coming out. I'm not yet sure how one student is going to attempt to get her new goat through customs – I'm not sure the British transport police will be as open to haggling as the locals in India. Still, it'll make a decent curry for one family if we make it through.
It's an early night for us here in Agra – we're up early for a yoga session.
Ps we were offered 2 camels and an elephant for Miss Turnbull but we politely declined the offer. We reckon we could get much more for her in Varanasi.
A very busy day three for us here in Jaipur – after a six thirty wake up call, the girls were greeted with another amazing breakfast in the latest hotel, though there were quite a few needing a cup of coffee! We moved straight onto a visit to the Amer Fort – via elephants! Although a little worried at first, the girls were, as usual, enthralled by the whole experience and proceeded to board the new form of transportation in pairs to begin the journey up to the fort. At the top we were greeted with stories of maharajas, jewels and some very unconventional bridal experiences. The fort was stunningly beautiful however and the girls had the opportunity to explore gardens, rooms and secret passageways. From the fort we were taken to a traditional Indian textile factory where we had the opportunity to learn about fabric printing and weaving – a few keen ones even getting involved in the process. Then came dress up time for many, trying on the saris, pashminas and beautifully woven fabrics. It's fair to say that many students left the factory with their purses a little lighter.
The last stop before lunch was a visit to a local school. Greeted by a warm welcome, we were made to feel very special and the girls embraced the opportunities to sit and read with the nursery school children, to help with their drawings and even participate in the singing and dancing. These opportunities really are a privilege and as a teacher, make you aware of how wonderful the girls at AGGS are. They embraced the activities and threw themselves into participation – who knew they'd be so excited to be in a school?! The whole experience was very moving and overwhelming and brought a smile to even the most cynical of us teachers.
After lunch – and I bet you can't guess what we had to eat this time – we headed to the royal place of the current Maharajah. Only 16 years old, he came to the throne in 2011 after his grandfather passed away. The girls were a little excited to hear that he's currently at school in London and that he's worth approx £12.8 billion pounds. Don't be too surprised when the girls ask to be transferred to a private school in London?! The palace was beautifully decorated and we had the opportunity to see some incredible artwork and architecture from the region. Following the tour, the girls were given short demonstrations of the painting style and many took the advantage to spend some more money at the market stalls in the palace area.
We headed back to the hotel for a quick pit stop and shower and then were straight out again to a local restaurant for the evening meal. This was a meal with a difference however, as the students – and staff – all participated in some traditional Indian dancing. As usual, the girls willingly threw themselves into the activities and loved every minute of it. It was a fantastic end to a very busy and jam packed day and it's been so wonderful seeing the girls commit to the activities and contribute with energy and enthusiasm. They really are a wonderful bunch and it makes our job, as teachers, very easy. They are a credit to their parents and to the school. We've got a bit of a lie in tomorrow – an eight am wake up call for breakfast, before we head off to Agra…
PS. The blog is not letting us post photos. Please find these at @aggsrs on Twitter. Thank you.
We have arrived! After a long wait in the airport where we had dinner, we were treated to even more food on the plane, snacks, drinks and breakfast and it's safe to say we landed very full indeed!
We all managed to change our money, after an hour at the airport organising ourselves, and then venture into the busy, busy traffic of India. What a great site of people buying and selling their wares, living by the roadside, religious temples, poverty, opulence and many, many cows!
We were given a floral wreath to wear and taught to say 'namaste'.
Followed by an excellent set of curries in the hotel, and an even better dal dessert. We have just returned from the Qutab Minaret which is the biggest Minaret in the world, added to 5 times at different stages and topped with pearly-marble. Everyone loved taking photos, especially of the chipmunks, and listening to the mad raucous of the macaws.
We are about to have dinner and watch some Bollywood dancing before an early night and journey to Jaipur tomorrow.
Dear all
If you have to contact the group/your daughter in an emergency, please use the number below:
School mobile number for India: 07817475095
Please be reminded that this is only in an emergency and you should receive regular updates via this blog in the interim.
Many thanks,
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We've had some exciting and engaging moments of learning this week in fourth grade and wanted to share some highlights with you.
In General Studies, we learned a lot about the Rancho period through a pictorial lecture, readings, discussions, and a fabulous field trip to the Peralta Hacienda. Students learned first-hand about what life might have been like for someone their age as they dressed up and learned a dance, made tortillas and cinnamon tea, made corn husk dolls, practiced lassoing a fake bull, and made candles. It was a blast and we had a great time learning and playing together. Next week we will be wrapping up ranchos and beginning our study of Gold Rush through starting to read our next novel, By the Great Horn Spoon, and starting up our next simulation which is very engaging. Before we know it we'll be in Hangtown!
Another big activity this week was completing our inventor simulation. It culminated this afternoon with Thomas Edison Day where students got to share their inventions, patents, advertisements, and logs with the class. It was a big success!
We want to send a big thank you to our parent chaperones who drove on our epic double header field trips this week: Patti, Elena, Leora, Jack, Laura, Jessica, and Jenny. We couldn't have done the trips without you and we so appreciate your enthusiasm and participation. Thank you!
In Judaic Studies and Hebrew, the theme of the week has been integration…
In Hebrew, we prepared for our Alvin Ailey field trip by learning about the Dance Company and Alvin Ailey all in Hebrew! Students learned new vocabulary related to dance and choreography, read about the life of Alvin Ailey and his Dance company and made advertisements for the show – all in Hebrew! It was a great opportunity to integrate this field trip into our Hebrew learning and I look forward to more moments of integrating real life with the language of Hebrew! We also continued our learning of Jerusalem and wrote letters to the 8th graders to read when they arrive to Jerusalem, as they are preparing to leave for Israel this Sunday. The students wrote a card to each 8th grader and included a fact of history that we learned about in our class – another opportunity for integration! Their engagement, creativity and commitment to learning shined through each of these lessons this week and I'm so proud of their work.
Today the fourth graders started prepping for their Art/Judaic Studies project for Passover, making a seder plate. Next week we will start our unit for Passover learning which is themed around the idea that "in every generation a person must see themselves as if they have left Egypt". We will explore what this verse from the Haggadah means to us on a personal and communal level and also explore the differences and similarities between the Passover experience in Egypt and how we celebrate Passover throughout generations. We will be doing this learning through a simulation, where students will create passports and journal about their "experiences" traveling back in time to Egypt during the time of the Passover story. I'm very much looking forward to this project and integrating it with their Seder plates that they are preparing with Ms. Esther in Art.
In Judaic Studies, we started a new unit of the 39 melachot, or work that is forbidden to do on Shabbat. This unit will introduce students to new concepts of halakha through their understanding of how these original 39 forbidden acts of work have been expanded and interpreted to include a whole host of movements and actions and it will provide them accessibility to a conversation that has been taking place over many, many years! As an ongoing project, students are creating flip books full of the different melachot that they can use as an educational resource for siblings, friends, family and themselves!
As a class, we've really had some positive days this week together and the sense of community is building on itself more and more in fourth grade.
We hope you have a peaceful weekend and Shabbat Shalom!
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For a long time I was a big fan of the AOKP navigation bar. It has so many options, with up to 24 actions including the navring, but lately I barely use any nav buttons at all. What happened?
I started using GMD gesture controls for almost one year now and I really love it. I mostly use it with bezel swipe gestures for back button and last app, but the biggest impact for starting my "zero button experiment" was the app "Overlay Launcher" . I accidentally stumbled upon as I saw someone mention it in a XDA thread.
So what exactly is the experiment?
Since I was using the software buttons on my Nexus 7 more and more rarely, I wanted to know if I could actually navigate my tablet in daily use without any buttons at all.
The Challenge
Using the tablet without any use of any kind of navbar/navring,PIE or other software button replacement solutions only depending on GMD and OL(Overlay Launcher).
The Setup
So, all I used to navigate was GMD gesture control and Overlay Launcher. GMD needs superuser permissions,OL does not. (Update: I talked to the dev about su for OL and that was his answer – "Using SU on Overlay Launcher – To issue key event such as "Back, Menu and Power". If you use Hotspot action of keyevent, you will be required su permission. This is the only reason of using su"). GMD is way more flexible and powerful, but OL is easier for a faster start and it's launcher launches almost instantly compared to the one launchpads of GMD. I was able to get the dev version of GMD and notice a significant improvement in launch speed.
On the other hand GMD can create up to 5 separate launchpads,where OL is limited to only one. Also you will need to completely hide the android navbar in order to get the full screen swipe gesture navigation experience. GMD has such an option, but it also hides the status bar as well. Though the developer is close to finishing a solution for the navbar only hide.
What can I do with those apps ?
Let´s start with GMD.
Think of any action you are able to do on your android device and GMD is capable of triggering it using a gesture. There are no limitations. You can use up to 5 fingers to trigger any action and you are completely free in creating the sort of gesture you like. But I wanna use it quick and simple that´s why mostly use bezel swipe gesture. I made a screenshot below and illustrated all my used gesture so you can easily see what I mean.
Here is a video to show off GMD
Let´s get to Overlay Launcher.
Its main features are the hotspots, which are limited to 1 in the free version and open to 4 in the paid version. The launcher can also contain up to 50×50 items (apps/actions). Every hotspot is highly customizable and can be used to trigger lots of different things. You can edit its trigger length, width, position and color,though I prefer the invisible option since I want the full screen and not block it with any visible hotspots which would be kinda the same as buttons. You canscroll left, right, up and down. You can choose single tap, long press or double tap and assign a wide variety of actions to it like navbar button actions, last app, assign certain apps/tasks and many more.
Again here is a screenshot of my assigned action using OL.
Here is a Screenshot so you can see the Launcher that comes with OL
(Don´t forget the impressive 50×50 grid that is possible)
Who would use such a setup?
To be honest, I doubt it is for the common user or newbie mainly because you need root for the whole experience (even though you could do quite a lot without root, only using Overlay Launcher). Also it needs quite some time to set it up properly to your personal preferences. It is more pointed to the people who wanna try some sort of new way of navigation and are not afraid of trying something new, but also for people who don't like to see buttons everywhere and prefer gestures like some other OS use. I think people who used a Blackberry Playbook once can understand this a bit better. I used one for a few months and liked the bezel swipes even though they were very limited.
What are the pros and cons?
+ Less precise hitting necessary since you use swipes on certain areas and don´t have to exactly hit some small buttons. Once your muscle memory kicks in you don't think about navigating anymore, you just do it
+ Less stretching of the fingers needed since you can do most gestures from the same place
+ The amount of actions are theoretically limitless, you can do anything, even more than stock android can do. Personally I think actions like last app are invaluable and should be already baked in the stock system
+ You have the chance for a 100% full screen experience without having to see any kind of visible navigation, which makes the screen feel incredibly bigger and more spacious than you would imagine
– Creating a proper working environment can take up quite some time
– There is quite the learning curve you have to get over to use the full potential of this method
– It can sometimes get complex to setup certain actions and gestures
– You have to remember a lot to not to mess things up, but you can always keep it simple if you want to
– You have to keep away from certain positions with overlay launcher since it doesn't have a keyboard listener option. So you don't accidentally trigger actions when the keyboard is up.
Should Google do it?
I´d say no, this kind of navigation is just too far away from mainstream and would be overwhelming for most of the users out there. Also it would never be as open and capable as both apps combined right now are.
Result of the Experiment and additional thoughts
Will I continue using the tablet without any buttons?
Most probably yes, I don't see any reason why not. I didn't really run into any kind of trouble since I use a similar setup on my One X (even with the capacitive buttons). Using my setup I really don't depend much on the basic buttons anymore. To be honest, not everything is perfect. There are some apps where you have to get close to the hotspots of Overlay Launcher and sometimes I trigger the launcher accidentally because OL has no app blacklist. I did send a message to each developer mentioning some minor things I would like to be improved on and both promised to do their best doing it.
My biggest complain about GMD is the slower launching launcher but the developer promised to improve that very soon and his to-do list of awesome improvements and changes is quite impressive. Overlay launcher would need a keyboard listener and blacklist on the other hand badly to stop the accidental triggering.
This article wasn't one of those app vs. app comparisons even though both do quite a few similar things. But they are both unique enough on their own for a standalone experiment it's more up to what you prefer. If you want it easy and quick, I'd recommend Overlay Launcher as addition to your normal way to navigate. On its own it could be slightly too limited to allow total button less navigating. If you want no boundaries and limitless options to create gestures to fulfill all your swiping needs and the possibility to get rid of any other navigation without any sort of disadvantage GMD is the way to go.
Personally I wouldn't wanna miss out one of both since they both in combination make the perfect team for me. It's the perfect balance of ease of use with advanced customizations to use android on a completely different level, you're either hate it or love it
After reading this article it should be obvious to which group I belong to. Now I would like to ask the readers, how do you navigate your android device and are you willing to try something new?


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Here at the beginning of the year, it's easy to poke fun at resolutions — like when you see the onslaught of newbies at your local gym. But there is something about this time of year that makes people want to be better versions of themselves over the next 12 months.
However, some resolutions tend to be too vague or predictable to make a meaningful difference in both personal or professional lives. So, instead of resolving to be a better leader in your CIO role or to be more organized, consider adding these four tangible New Year's resolutions to your list:
1. Focus on the Integration of Technology and Marketing
You will only have a job as a CIO if your company makes money. And the way that you make money is to have effective marketing. However, the most sophisticated and effective marketing tactics these days are supported by technology that it to the next level through data analytics, automation, and even augmented or virtual reality.
Yet no matter how brilliant your marketing department is, it likely does not have the skill set to do everything on its own. By bringing ideas to the marketing department about how it uses technology to learn more about customers, your entire company will win.
2. Integrate Technology and Advanced Features into Your Business Communications System
Phones are no longer just for calls. If your employees still view them this way, you're really limiting the productivity of your company. A great step this year would be to change your company's mindset from that of a telephone system to a communications system. Follow this with a to-do list that may include adding video conferencing, call recording, visual voicemail and many other features to your company's communication system.
3. Reduce Silos and Create Cross-Functional Teams
Your IT department used to be separate. And back then, people mainly cared about IT when something didn't work. However, these days, nearly every business function includes IT, as nearly everything your department does affects others in the company. It often only takes one C-level employee to change the mindset of a whole company, which will likely dramatically affect customer satisfaction, productivity, and the quality of your products and services.
When your team has meetings, start inviting other departments whose skills can improve your projects. On the flip side, strongly encourage other departments to include IT in their projects from the beginning, not as an afterthought — as much as people love going a meeting to recap what happened at another meeting. It often only takes a project or two for everyone to realize the benefits of having cross-functional teams from kickoff to launch to make a permanent change.
4. Enable Employees to Work On-the-Go
When your customers take the time to contact you, they assume your employees have the technology to respond right away. Companies that delay responding to potential customers and assisting current customers can end up losing business to others that have quicker response rates by letting their employees work on-the-go. By providing technology that lets your employees answer emails and phone calls from whatever location works for them, you'll make your employees and your customers happier.
That's the essence of technology-driven unified communications, which allows employees to have one user profile that sends texts, emails, or phone calls to whatever device they happen to be working on. Because employees often log in after hours, you can increase productivity with virtual desktops that give them the exact same access and tools that they have at work. Team members can use mobile devices to perform the same functions, regardless of whether they're in a motel in South Dakota before a business meeting or waiting for their bus to weave its way through rush-hour traffic.
By taking the time to develop actionable New Year's resolutions that will truly make a difference for your company, you can improve both your standing in your company and your company's standing in the market.
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Re: Edward Goodrich Acheson
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Denise Acheson 3/08/04
Hey you!!!
quess who I found, James Acheson, son of Archibald, son of EGA our GReat, great grandfather. email me.
glad to see I am not the only one interested in our history.
Did not know you had the pathfinder and his bio. I do too.
I had to locate mine at Washington DC old archives books.
I also have some of Dean acheson's stuff.
I spoke with David, son of Dean last year. Am now speaking with James . He ran EGA company after he died in the late 30's.
love, your cousin, Jamie
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Mike VeeckMike Veeck is a nationally renowned speaker, entrepreneur, college professor, marketing, promotions and advertising expert as well as an owner of six successful minor league baseball teams.
This is Mike Veeck.
Mike Veeck is a nationally renowned speaker, entrepreneur, college professor, marketing, promotions and advertising expert as well as an owner of six successful minor league baseball teams, including the St. Paul Saints.
If you are old enough to remember KC and the Sunshine Band, you might know of a particular promotional event that hastened the end of the disco craze. The Disco Demolition promotion, July 12th, 1979 at the Chicago White Sox vs Detroit Tigers double header. If you aren't quite to my advanced age or need a refreser, take a quick look at this Youtube video. As interesting and memorable as this is, it certainly was the beginning of a tough stretch for Mike.
As my business and my portfolio career continue to evolve, yesterday I took my first stab at reporting for the local paper. My first assignment - cover a seminar called "Fun is Good" featuring Mr. Veeck.
Feeling pretty solid on the photography side didn't quite ease my anxiety about actually writing a story for the paper on this event, but there I was, determined to do my best.
As the event gets started, I'm working the back of the room with a long lens so that I am not distracting from the presenter - just like I would have done in the past at weddings. However, much to my alarm, Mike Veeck points back at me and says "Are you taking photos of me?" Of course, I nod my head yes and he immediately calls me to the front of the room. So much for being inconspicuous. As I am coming to the front, he plops down on his knees so I am taking a photo from above him to make sure his chin looks good. Ok, this guy is funny stuff.
What followed was three great hours of Mike Veeck and his co-presenter Fran Zeuli talking about making sure there is fun in the workplace and in your career and in your life. Even better, when the presentation was done and everyone else left, I got to sit down to talk face to face. Interview style for my big article.
I got a ton out of it, but more so for me as a creative than anything I put in the article. Tons of validation for me as I embrace the concept of portfolio career. Turns out Mike Veeck is the perfect example for making a portfolio career work. He "gets" the challenges that a creative like me struggles with.
End of the day, I get the first step toward one more element of my portfolio career by adding "reporter", but I also got to be inspired by a guy who has overcome challenges that put some of my darkest moments to shame. I immediately began to read his book and you can be sure I'll be trying to learn more.
Yup, a funny thing happened at work today.
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A new report claims pop star Usher quietly settled a $1 million lawsuit after infecting a lover with herpes...
From Radar Online
As part of a shocking exposé, Radar obtained a lawsuit between a celebrity stylist and 38-year-old singer Usher.
Legal documents detailed how the eight-time Grammy winner — whose real name is Usher Raymond IV — had rigorous unprotected sex without disclosing he was stricken with the rabid virus.
Their romps went without a hitch until three weeks after a passionate hookup when the victim — whose identity is being withheld by Radar — woke up "feeling very sick" with a "fever of 100 degrees, chills, headache, and aches and pains."
Her test results confirmed a first-time infection and a file in the settlement reads: "In a series of telephone conversations and online chat sessions, [Usher] has apologized for infecting [her] and told her he would take care of things."
In a declaration, the celebrity fashionista said she "feels that her health and body have been ruined," and she "has suffered severe emotional distress and has been extremely depressed … knowing there is no cure."
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Whatever your motoring preferences and requirements, we're confident that we can pair you with your ideal model. We feature city cars that have been designed with the urban driver in mind such as the compact KA+ or popular All-New Fiesta. Or if you're looking for a model that will accommodate the whole family, check out our current offers on Ford's practical SUVs such as the New Kuga that boasts superb performance with stylish looks, or the high-tech Edge. Need a bit more room? We'll be happy to talk you through our money-saving offers on seven-seat MPVs like the S-MAX or renowned Galaxy.
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Preschool Story Time
Barnes & Noble hosts story time for preschoolers at 10 a.m. Wednesdays at 760 SE Maynard Road, Cary.
Senior Bingo
Holly Springs seniors can play Bingo from 1-3 p.m. every first and third Wednesday of the month at Bass Lake Park, 900 Bass Lake Road. Bingo cards cost $1, and there will be cash prizes of up to $10.
Growers Market
The Growers Market of Fuquay-Varina is open from 3-6 p.m. Wednesdays in Centennial Square at the corner of North Main and East Academy streets. For details, visit www.growers-market.org.
Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass Series
The annual Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass Series of concerts will feature Grass Cats from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. Tickets cost $5 for teens and adults, free for ages 12 and younger. Pets and picnics are welcome. For details and tickets, go to boothamphitheatre.com.
Candidate forum
A forum for candidates for the Wake County Board of Commissioners will be from 7-8 p.m. at 300 W. Ballentine St., Holly Springs. The forum is sponsored by the Fuquay-Varina and Holly Springs chambers of commerce.
Cary Playwrights' Forum
The Cary Playwrights' Forum will meet at 7 p.m. at the Cary Arts Center, 101 Dry Ave. Meetings are free and open to the public. For details, email Phil Lewis at firstname.lastname@example.com or go to www.caryplaywrightsforum.org.
Holly Springs Community Band open rehearsal
The public is invited to listen to the Holly Springs Community Band rehearse from 7-8:45 p.m. Wednesdays at the Holly Springs Cultural Center, 300 W. Ballentine St. For more information, go to www.hollyspringsband.net.
Follow Me 2 Fuquay-Varina concert
Fuquay-Varina will host a free concert by Stone Age Romeos from 6-9 p.m. on the corner of North Main and East Academy streets.
Pizza and a movie
The Halle Cultural Arts Center will show "Mary Poppins" and serve pizza at 6 p.m. at 237 N. Salem St., Apex. Tickets cost $5 for children, teens and adults, or $2 for ages 2 and younger. For tickets, go to www.etix.com.
SearStone Art Open House
SearStone will host an open house with the Fine Arts League of Cary from 6-9 p.m. in the Winston Clubhouse at 17001 SearStone Drive, Cary. To RSVP, call 919-500-7568. For details, go to www.searstone.com/events-cary-north-carolina.
African-American Book Group
The African-American Book Group will discuss "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelou at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 760 SE Maynard Road, Cary.
Golf tournament and barbecue
Cary's Community Emergency Response Team and the North Carolina Fallen Firefighters Foundation will host a golf tournament and barbecue in memory of firefighter Jon Schondelmayer at 1 p.m. at Lochmere Golf Club, 2511 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary. The event will raise money for CERT and the foundation. Registration costs $75 for one person or $300 for a team. Registration for the barbecue only costs $20. To register contact Julie Carlino at 919-602-6285 or email@example.com.
Ladies Night Out
CORRAL Riding Academy will host Ladies Night Out with dinner, a raffle and a silent auction from 6-9 p.m. at 3620 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary. Registration is free, but donations are encouraged. For details and registration, go to www.corralriding.org.
Farmers markets
• The Cary Downtown Farmers Market is open from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 135 W. Chatham St. For details, go towww.caryfarmersmarket.com
• The Western Wake Farmers' Market is open from 8 a.m. to noon at 1225 Morrisville-Carpenter Road, Cary. For details, go towww.westernwakefarmersmarket.org
• The Holly Springs Farmers Market is open from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in downtown Holly Springs. For details, go towww.hollyspringsnc.us
• The Apex Farmers Market is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 220 N. Salem St., Apex. For details, go towww.apexfarmersmarket.weebly.com
• The Growers Market of Fuquay-Varina is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Centennial Square at the corner of North Main and East Academy streets. For details, go towww.growers-market.org
Fish Out of H2O 5K
The Fish Out of H2O 5K Fun Run and Walk will raise money for the Raleigh Swimming Association at 8 a.m. at Fred G. Bond Metro Park, 801 High House Road, Cary. Registration for the 5K costs $25, and the one-mile walk costs $15. There will be prizes for overall winners and winners within age groups. For details, go to www.facebook.com/swimrsa.
Patriot Challenge 5K
The Patriot Challenge 5K, hosted by Orion International, will begin at 8 a.m. at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. The race will raise money for Operation Military Embrace, Children of Fallen Patriots and Warrior Hike. Registration costs $35 through Thursday and $35 the day of the race. For details, go to www.veteranlowtohighchallenge.com/5k/raleigh-cary.
Interactive Community Health Fair
Cary Presbyterian Church will host an Interactive Community Health Fair with food, fun, prizes and health promotion from 9 a.m. to noon at 614 Griffis St.
Race for Our Heroes 5K
The Amberly neighborhood and Carolina Preserve at Amberly will host the Race for Our Heroes 5K from 9-11 a.m. at 1075 Residents Club Drive, Cary. The race will raise money for Operation: Coming Home, a local charity that builds homes for veterans.
Registration for the one-mile race for ages 12 and younger costs $5. Registration for the 5K for recreational runners costs $25 through Friday and $30 the day of the race. Registration for the 5K for competitive runners costs $30 through Friday and $35 the day of the race. For details and registration, go to fitandable.net/event/amberly-race-for-our-heroes-5k.
Step Up
The Step Up fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation will be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Havana Grill, 404 W. Chatham St., Cary. There will be a raffle and vendors. Admission is free.
Story time
Barnes & Noble will host a "Curious George" story time at 11 a.m. at Barnes & Noble, 760 SE Maynard Road, Cary.
Sertoma Series
Cary's Sertoma Series of free concerts will feature Kim Wempe at 2 p.m. at Fred G. Bond Metro Park, 801 High House Road.
Face painting and balloons
Kids are invited to Southern Home Crafts Store for free face painting and twisted balloons by Lynne Fischer from 6-8 p.m. at 111 N. Salem St., Apex.
Downtown Performers Series
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WASHINGTON --Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says that the Obama administration will provide more counterterrorism and development aid to Yemen but that the country must show results for assistance to continue to flow.
Clinton said Thursday after meeting Yemen's foreign minister that the U.S. was pleased with steps the Yemeni government was taking to combat violent extremists, including al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula. That group has claimed responsibility for the attempted Christmas Day bombing of an American airliner.


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To Know Thyself, Know the World
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- Written by Alexis
A very common problem that writers of all types run into at some point is writer's block. It's so common that even people who have never written anything outside of a school assignment is aware of the term and the meaning.
That's because it's very true.
Who Suffers from It?
Writer's block is common to all people of all races and cultures all over the world. It doesn't matter if you write fiction, non-fiction, long novels, or short articles, it can strike anyone at anytime.
There are of course many assumed and theoretical reasons for why this type of inability to do one's job occurs, but there's no true definitive answer. I have my own personal view as to the cause of this very frustrating acute disorder.
The Big Why
Writing, truly beautiful and unabashed writing comes not from a sense of duty or the need to fill a certain quota, but from the innermost part on yourself, which some people may call the soul.
This part of you, this soul, cannot be bought and paid for. At least it can't in an artistic sense.
Sure, people can be bought to the extent of doing something they feel is wrong or against their moral beliefs. But, they cannot produce truly important and beautiful art under a certain diatribe that they do not buy into.
So, that leads us to the why – the reason I feel people run into the wall known as writer's block.
The real reason is that they don't feel any real emotional connection to what they are trying to write. That, or they do have a connection and it is contrary to what they feel they are being led to write by those paying them to do so.
Some people may be able to put out content this way for a certain amount of time, and it may even be passable to your average reader. However, a literary professional will quickly be able to tell that the work does not pass the small test. That is, they will see right through the purpose of the piece and be able to tell it's not what the writer truly believes.
This type of writing is only possible for so long though. Eventually the author's ability to fool him or herself will run its course, and run right into the wall of no more words.
The Solution
There is only one way to either avoid this wall or to break through it in my opinion. That is to write only what you truly believe, deep down in your soul.
But, what if you have already hit the wall? How can you break through?
You must get back to your core beliefs. You must find out who you are, even if you have been lying to yourself – especially if you have been lying to yourself.
You must learn about the world as a whole and not only about what inertia subjects you to. If you write fiction, learn about business. If you are a business writer, learn about art.
If you have never left your hometown, visit another country. If you are a jetsetter, learn more about your community instead of booking another trip.
Get outside of the life you have acquiesced, as it's most likely the root of your problems. You must break the cycle.
To be a better writer, you must explore. We can do it together.


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- For $50, you get $100 worth of catered fare. Catering is available within Cumberland County. The delivery fee ($15) is not included.
- For $3, you get your choice of either a HoneyBaked Ham or HoneyBaked Turkey classic boxed lunch of, including a sandwich, a side or chips, and either a brownie or a cookie (a $7.59 value).
Sandwich stackers at HoneyBaked Ham pile poultry, beef, and more between bread bookends for quick and quality meals. Today's catering deal garnishes grad parties, summer picnics, or corporate limbo tournaments with enough sandwiches, sides, and desserts for 10 or more people. A solar system of savory eats, the complete meal package ($8.99/person) sends chips and pickle spears into orbit around an assortment of signature sandwiches such as the turkey classic. The complete meal package also brims with home-style sides, an assorted dessert tray, and your choice of iced tea or lemonade. Included servingware saves diners from converting shirts into flimsy plates and fine china into useless napkins.
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The Fine Print
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a movable, usually solid, barrier for opening and closing an entranceway, cupboard, cabinet, or the like, commonly turning on hinges or sliding in grooves
a doorway:to go through the door
the building, house, etc
, to which a door belongs:My friend lives two doors down the street
any means of approach, admittance, or access:the doors to learning
any gateway marking an entrance or exit from one place or state to another:at heaven's door
As Idioms
lay at someone's door, to hold someone accountable for; blame; impute
leave the door open, to allow the possibility of accommodation or change; be open to reconsideration:The boss rejected our idea but left the door open for discussing it again next year
lie at someone's door, to be the responsibility of; be imputable to:One's mistakes often lie at one's own door
show someone the door, to request or order someone to leave; dismiss:She resented his remark and showed him the door
As preposition
accompanied by; accompanying:I will go with you
He fought with his brother against the enemy
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She agreed with me
characterized by or having:a person with initiative
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How does their plan compare with ours?
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(of cause) owing to:to die with pneumonia; to pale with fear
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(of separation) from:to part with a thing
against, as in opposition or competition:He fought with his brother over the inheritance
in the keeping or service of:to leave something with a friend
in affecting the judgment, estimation, or consideration of:Her argument carried a lot of weight with the trustees
at the same time as or immediately after; upon:And with that last remark, she turned and left
of the same opinion or conviction as:Are you with me or against me?
in proximity to or in the same household as:He lives with his parents
(used as a function word to specify an additional circumstance or condition):We climbed the hill, with Jeff following behind
As Idioms
in with
in (def )
with child, pregnant
with it, Slang
knowledgeable about, sympathetic to, or partaking of the most up-to-date trends, fashions, art, etc
representing or characterized by the most up-to-date trends, fashions, art, etc
with that
that (def )
As adjective
rising or falling, increasing or decreasing, according to a standard or to a set of conditions
operated, adjusted, or moved by sliding:a sliding door
As noun
an opening in the wall of a building, the side of a vehicle, etc
, for the admission of air or light, or both, commonly fitted with a frame in which are set movable sashes containing panes of glass
such an opening with the frame, sashes, and panes of glass, or any other device, by which it is closed
the frame, sashes, and panes of glass, or the like, intended to fit such an opening:Finally the builders put in the windows
a windowpane
anything likened to a window in appearance or function, as a transparent section in an envelope, displaying the address
a period of time regarded as highly favorable for initiating or completing something:Investors have a window of perhaps six months before interest rates rise
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the drug dosage range that results in a therapeutic effect, a lower dose being insufficient and a higher dose being toxic
launch window
a specific area at the outer limits of the earth's atmosphere through which a spacecraft must reenter to arrive safely at its planned destination
a section of a display screen that can be created for viewing information from another part of a file or from another file:The split screen feature enables a user to create two or more windows
As verb (used with object)
to furnish with a window or windows
to display or put in a window
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (MemphisRedbirds.com) – The Memphis Redbirds announced today that individual-game tickets to all 72 home games at AutoZone Park for the 2013 season will go on sale to the general public at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, March 4.
Fans will be able to pick up their tickets to Opening Night (April 4), Bark in the Ballpark with Jake the Diamond Dog (April 21), Independence Day's Red, White & BOOM fireworks extravaganza (July 4), or any of the Redbirds' upcoming 72 home games at that time.
Fans can purchase tickets via the team's online purchase system at www.memphisredbirds.com/tickets, over the phone at (901) 721-6000, or in person at the AutoZone Park box office located at 200 Union Ave in Downtown Memphis.
Beginning Friday, March 1, Redbirds e-newsletter subscribers will receive an exclusive online presale opportunity at approximately 10:00 a.m. before the general public. The next Redbirds e-newsletter blast will contain a special offer code with corresponding presale ticket-purchasing instructions. Fans can sign up to receive the Redbirds' e-newsletter at www.memphisredbirds.com under the Fan Zone header.
Box office hours for the 2013 season are as follows, beginning March 4th:
Monday-Friday: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Note: On home game dates, the box office is open from 10 a.m. until conclusion of the 7th inning from Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. until conclusion of fireworks shows on fireworks games.
For a complete 2013 game schedule and a list of corresponding promotions, please visit www.memphisredbirds.com or stop by the Redbirds box office during the above hours.
The St. Louis Cardinals' Triple-A affiliate begins their 16th Pacific Coast League season on Thursday, April 4 at AutoZone Park when they welcome the visiting Oklahoma City RedHawks for Opening Night. Contact the Redbirds at (901) 722-0299 to order tickets or for further details.
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Homecoming BBQ & Football Game
Saturday, September 30, 2017
at 12:00 p.m.
Alumni Field, Leicester Campus
Becker vs.
Join the Becker College Alumni Association for a sideline BBQ during Becker's Homecoming football game. All are welcome!
Admission is complimentary – simply send RSVP to Debbie Aurelio, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 508.373.9531, by Friday, October 22, 2017.
See you there!