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We get that lip gloss names are supposed give you the oomph you need to start an affair with the mail man. But seeing as "underage" defines a person too young to engage legally in sex or alcohol, M.A.C.'s ever popular "Underage" tinted Lipglass is not a good idea.
Someone should have probably stopped this "sexy, sweet" name from happening and replaced it with something more suitable. (Unfortunately, "illegal fetish for a creepy perv," was too long to fit on the tube of lip gloss.) Strangely the glittery baby pink color should remind you of the preteen days when you covered your mouth in all the frosty pink goop you could get your hands on.
According to M.A.C., it's really about being a young Bridget Bardot or something. Terry Barber, M.A.C. Cosmetics' director of makeup artistry, explained the name to The Guardian this way:
"M.A.C. Underage Tinted Lipglass is a gorgeous baby pink which looks really youthful (hence the name) if worn in the right way. It's a white pink, so quite simply don't put too much on. Go with a micro thin layer and tap it to the edge of the lips with the fingertip for a plump, juicy nude. It's great with black kohl on the eyes. Think young Bardot."
If "underage" doesn't quite mean "youthful" to you, channel Bardot with big sexy hair and one of M.A.C.'s more appropriate choices — like "Nymphette" or "Candy Yum Yum."
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Energy And Total Calories
Carbohydrate And The Glycaemic Index
Oils And Fats
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Food Combining
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Processed Foods
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FEMA Admits They Are Up To Something Big-You Won't Believe What They Are About To Do! Prophecy Experts Have Been Warning About This-Should We Be Listening?
And I will punish the world for their evil, and the wicked for their iniquity; and I will cause the arrogancy of the proud to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of the terrible. Isaiah 13:11
Earthquakes. Tsunamis. Strange weather. Isis/Isil. School bombings and shootings. Ebola. Gay Rights. Unexplained noises. Mass animal deaths. Dead bankers. Terrorist Attacks. RFID Chip. Government censorship and monitoring. Christian persecution, even in the USA. The list could go on and on! At this point, shouldn't we be listening?
God doesn't normally speak to us in an audible voice. Instead, He can speak to us in our thoughts through the Holy Spirit, visions, dreams, other people, and more. However, one way that we can see all throughout the Bible in which God speaks is through signs, such as earthquakes. In fact, in the Bible, earthquakes were a huge sign of God's judgment and righteous anger.
Those of us who know the Bible and understand what it says in relation to the end times are well aware that this world is in hot water. More recently, in the past century, the United States of America has slowly but surely wandered down a path of spiritual fornication and blasphemy like never before.
For me, the question is definitly not "IF"…but "WHEN?" Those of us who follow Bible prophecy and research are positive it will happen soon. How soon? I don't know. Many are saying great things will happen this year, 2015. I tend to agree, however, am hesitant to put a date on things. Going by the news and what is happening on a prophetic, biblical level, I would have to say that some tragic things will unfold this year.
One thing I am certain of—we all must repent and get right with God. No matter when the 'end of this age' arrives, whether today, tomorrow, or a year from now—we're all just one heartbeat away from our last. It is time to get serious.
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We heard today that UK car manufacturing had a bumper year in 2013, making more than 1.5 million cars and beating the pre-financial crisis figure set in 2007. Things are so good that the Society of Motor Manufacturer and Traders (SMMT), the UK's automotive industry body, predicts that by 2017 we'll beat 1972's record of 1.92 million cars made here.
All good news, you'd think. But there are worrying signs that the resurgent industry is becoming a victim of its own success, and that could seriously derail the SMMT's record-breaking prediction.
The successful factories are bursting at the seams thanks to strong demand overseas taking 80 per cent of our output. But rather than build new plants here, the likes of Nissan, Jaguar Land Rover and Mini are farming out production to those markets showing the strongest demand.
"There is a drive to build where you're selling and that's the trend," Justin Cox, head of European production for analysts LMC Automotive, told us.
Later this year Jaguar Land Rover will complete the factory it's building with partners Chery in China, where high demand for cars such as the Range Rover luxury SUV pushed Land Rover sales up 17 per cent last year.
The company also announced last year it'll build a factory in Brazil for completion in 2017, likely making its best-selling car there, the Range Rover Evoque. Right now all Land Rovers sold in those countries are built in the UK.
Meanwhile next year Nissan is moving some of the production of its smash-hit Qashqai crossover, the highest-volume production car in the UK, to Russia, where it sells about 40,000 a year.
It makes financial sense. "You avoid import duties, certainly in south America and China, where quite high duty undermines success," says Cox.
Mini will begin making some of its new hatchbacks in Holland this year. The firm is predicting the Oxford plant won't cope when sales of the new model get going and says that it therefore made financial sense to move there rather than expand here.
Of the other big makers, only Toyota is currently booming (at Burnaston, Derbyshire). Honda production at Swindon, Wiltshire, was down 16 per cent last year thanks to a combination of a weak European market and lukewarm reaction to the new Civic hatchback and CR-V SUV. At Vauxhall in Ellesmere Port, near Liverpool, production fell 18 per cent as the Astra slumped in Europe.
Meanwhile the other big hope, returnee MG at Longbridge, is really only going through the motions of assembly with a production staff of just 40 essentially tidying up MG3 superminis and MG6 family cars that are mostly built in China.
Cox doesn't believe we'll hit 2 million by 2017, but he does think we'll manage it by 2020. There's little chance another major manufacturer will establish itself here, but there is one big hope and that's Jaguar. The company made just over 78,566 low volume sports cars and large saloons last year.
In 2015 that's set to include a much higher volume rival to the BMW 3-Series. If that's a smash hit, if Honda and Vauxhall can increase the appeal of their UK-built cars and if continental Europe can bounce back like it's predicted to, then we've really got a chance of beating that 41-year-old production record.
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Rare weird 64bit Windows 7 Semi-Crash (???)
OK, first of all, I had just searched for Windows Updates on my x64 laptop. It had installed the updates. The next day I took it outside somewhere and turned it on, everything was fine. I was playing Left 4 Dead 2 for a very long time while connected to a power source (Plug adapter). I had turned off the laptop then and turned it on again in around 5 minutes. The Windows Is Starting screen came, and it just stayed there. It was stuck on the glowing Windows logo and would never start.
I tried going into Safe Mode so that I could do something, but booting into Safe Mode just gets me stuck again but at the Drivers loading screen.
Next thing I did was get out my Windows 7 X64 install disc. I put it in and booted from the disk. Then I selected the option "Repair your computer". Nothing happens after that. the only thing i can see is a cursor which i am able to move, and a blue windows 7 background.
I then tried the same thing with my Windows 7 X86 install disc (I have both). Same thing happened.
I made a bootable USB of Windows 7 X64 and ran it from my computer, the same thing happened.
AND: I cant even make a fresh (clean) install because it gets stuck on the setup is starting screen too!!! .
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Sounds like a hardware problem.
Download a copy of Memtest86 and burn the ISO to a CD using Iso Recorder or another ISO burning program. Boot from the CD, and leave it running for at least 5 or 6 passes.
Test your hard drive: http://www.carrona.org/hddiag.html
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Thanks for the quick reply, but unfortunately, I don't have any spare CD's or DVD's
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No worries, you can use a USB drive. See this link: Memory Diagnostics
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Update! I have just gotten to the repair screen and it is searching for windows installations so hopefully i can repair it now. Which one should i choose when i get to the screen? System Restore or Startup Repair?
Edit: Now theres a grey block ontop of where the searching for windows installations box was.
cant select anything.
Edit2: Startup Repair is searching for problems!!!
Edit3: Fed up and angry as hell, trying to do a fresh install.
Edit 4: Finally got the Windows Installation started, installing 32-Bit
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Keep us posted!
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This morning, Lauren heads to Sam Jose to weigh in for her powerlifting meet this weekend.
She's worked extremely hard these last couple months in preparation for this upcoming meet.
She's hit huge numbers in the gym and is on track to put up some even bigger numbers on the platform.
We will be closed for the afternoon as well as tomorrow morning.
Make sure to show her some love and wish her good luck! I'll be posting to our social media the entire time. Make sure to keep checking to stay up to date.
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Our very own Lauren will be competing in a powerlifting meet on Saturday, July 29th at the San Jose Fit Expo.
This meet was a qualifying meet meaning you have to be a bad ass to even be able to compete.
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We hope to see as many of you there as possible to support her!
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Lauren and I will be heading to Tahoe for the weekend for a friends wedding.
Don't worry! The gym will still be open. Alisha is going to be coaching the afternoon classes on Friday (4pm & 5pm) and the morning class on Saturday (10am).
Make sure you fill her classes!
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Fall craftshops at Kreatelier
Kreatelier located on Hope Street (East Side) in Providence brings out the creative side in all of us and offers a wide selection of craft classes for kids and adults. This innovative textile product design studio, owned by two fabulous women Line and Pernilla, includes a shop that sells their own originally designed products, handmade works by other artists, and a select group of other well-designed items including; bike baskets, totes, toys and organizers. They also provide home interior services and there is a beautiful space for the classes and birthday parties.
Line and Pernilla have made Kreatelier a wonderful home on Hope Street, sharing their passion and eye for art, design, craft and their awareness for the environment with the community. Less than a year after opening, Kreatelier won two Best of Rhode Island awards this summer from the editors of RI Monthly; Best Place to get crafty and Best Textile Designs.
I am honored to teach a few of the craftshops for kids (see my classes below) here on Saturday mornings–a nice break from the computer. Read the Kreatelier Fall Craft Brochure to see their full list of classes for kids and adults.
Sat., October 3, 10:30 — 11:30am – $20
Learn how to make a unique necklace made out of beautiful buttons. The young artists may bring their own special buttons or use our crazy selection to make a one-of-a-kind necklace. They will leave the shop as cute as a button.
Sat., November 7, 10:30 — 11:30am – $20
In the tradition of Mexican papel picado, the young artists create and assemble vibrant paper banners using simple cutting skills. These colorful paper banners will spice up any room or party!
Sat., December 5, 10:00 — 11:00am – $20
Kids create their own special gift bag or box with buttons, fabrics, paper and stamping. In the spirit of reducingwaste, these gift bags or boxes can be used and re-used to hold gifts and treasures.
Sat., December 5, 11:30 — 12:30am – $20
Using recycled materials including buttons, ribbons, papers and fabrics, children create one or more unique card(s) to give to their teacher or special someone.
class location: Kreatelier, 804 Hope Street, Providence, RI
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about the author (Anisa Raoof)Anisa Raoof is the publisher of Kidoinfo.com. She combines being a mom with her experience as an artist, designer, psych researcher and former co-director of the Providence Craft Show to create the go-to spot for families in Rhode Island and beyond. She loves using social media to connect parents with family-related businesses and services and promoting ways for parents to engage offline with their kids. Anisa believes in the power of working together and loves to find ways to collaborate with others. An online enthusiast, still likes to unplug often by reading books and magazines, drawing, learning to knit, making pop-up books with her two sons and listening to records with her husband.
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all of your classes look amazing, anisa! lots of fun materials.
We are very happy to have such a wonderful craft teacher at our store.
Join Anisa's classes, it's a lot of fun!
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Come support the Shelter Island Ambulance Core on Saturday, July 23 at Volunteer Park on Bridge Street, sponsored by The Dory. Dance and enjoy the music of Joe Laura & The Hoo-Doo Lounges started at 6 p.m. Stroll across the street to The Dory for a refreshing drink at the Tiki Bar or imbibe in a fine dining experience.
The 3rd Annual Shelter Island Jazz Festival continues with International recording star Freddy Cole on July 25 & 26.


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Dana currently serves on the events committee for CREW Pittsburgh and is a member of Human Capital Institute.
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See the blood moon on Saturday in India
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New Delhi: The moon will turn blood red on Saturday in some parts of India during the shortest lunar eclipse of the century between 3:45pm and 7:15pm.
The 12-minute total eclipse, which will start at 5:24pm, can be seen from the northeastern cities of Aizawl in Mizoram, Dibrugarh in Assam, Imphal in Manipur, Itanagar in Arunachal Pradesh and Kohima in Nagaland.
Port Blair, Silchar in Assam, and Tezu and Roing in Arunachal Pradesh will also be able to see the red moon. During the eclipse, the moon looks red because sunlight has passed through the Earth's atmosphere, which filters out most of its blue light.
All other parts of the country will be able to see a partial eclipse around 7:15pm at the end of the three-and-a-half-hour lunar eclipse.
The eclipse will be visible in the region covering eastern Asia, Australia, North America, western half of South America, Antarctica, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
The places from where the beginning of the umbral phase—when the moon will enter the Earth's shadow—is visible at the time of moonset are Argentina, western part of Brazil, eastern part of the US and Canada. The ending of umbral phase is visible at the time of moonrise are some parts of India, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and some parts of Russia.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) has said that this eclipse marks the third in a series of four lunar eclipses in a row, known as a tetrad. The first occurred on 15 April 2014, the second in September, and the fourth will take place on 28 September this year.
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While 24 hour emergency towing service and roadside assistance is normally added in with a new car purchase, used car sales typically don't come with such a plan. However, used car buyers can still get the peace of mind that comes with having a roadside assistance membership by looking to other companies that offer these types of service packages.
Parts do wear out over time. As a result, in the back of all vehicle owner's minds is the dreaded car break down that requires a tow. Most of the time unfortunately these breakdowns occur at the most inconvenient moment or when we are short on cash to pay for a towing bill. With a membership of one of the many auto clubs that offer roadside services, when that disaster strikes you'll have peace of mind knowing that you are covered.
A few examples of nationwide auto clubs that offer roadside assistance membership subscriptions are AAA and American Automobile Association. For an annual fee, various services come with these memberships for you and your vehicle. For such things as 24 hour emergency towing service, fuel delivery, flat tire changing, key lockouts, or dead car battery jump start services, you 'd be covered by your roadside assistance membership plan. For trip planning AAA will also throw in the maps for it. Full travel services are also provided by AAA to help if you're thinking of taking a vacation to some tropical sunny destination for a great price.
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The Organization of a College of Education.
Gray, H. L.
The organization of a college of education is discussed in terms of the problem of structure, task, and continuity. Structure is seen as a description of relationships and the behavior that characterizes relationships among people. Relationships exist and develop in organizations only according to the tasks that must be performed in the organization. The important fact is that the tasks of an organization determine the structure. Teacher training programs are concerned with helping the students to give their best performance in the classroom by helping them internalize a personally satisfactory philosophy of education and to translate this in operational terms into appropriate classroom behavior. There is no essential subject knowledge required in this process. If the teacher training function is essentially one of a relationship between a tutor and a group of students, the basic structure is groups of students each with a tutor. The simplest administrative response is to allocate each tutor to a group of students for a minimum period of time in a single location. The more complicated this allocation becomes the more restriction there is on freedom and the greater the amount of control administrators gain. Structure is described as the teacher-student relationship and not in terms of subjects, groups or departments. In order to be functional, structures must be as open to change as possible. Some characteristics of healthy and unhealthy organizations and an example of the allocation of staff time are presented. (SW)
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KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE--(Marketwired - Aug. 6, 2014) - Xinergy Ltd. (TSX:XRG), a Central Appalachian coal producer, today announced that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with Mercuria Energy Trading, Inc. to act as its sales agent to develop opportunities and sell Xinergy's thermal and metallurgical coal production into the U.S. domestic and international markets.
"We are very excited to enter into a sales agreement with one of the world's largest coal traders to market our high quality thermal and metallurgical coals. We have told our investors that the Company had many levers to use to strengthen our position in the space, and we intend on capitalizing on them. Today, we delivered on the second of such levers," said Bernie Mason, President and CEO of Xinergy Ltd. "Mercuria is a global leader in energy and commodity trading. We are very pleased to partner with such a group to assist us in marketing our coal production," continued Mason.
The Agreement continues through December 31, 2015 and has provisions for extensions into the future.
About Xinergy Ltd.
Headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee, Xinergy Ltd., through its wholly owned subsidiary Xinergy Corp. and its subsidiaries, is engaged in coal mining in West Virginia and Virginia. Xinergy sells high quality metallurgical and thermal coal to electric utilities, steelmakers, energy trading firms and industrial companies. For more information, please visit www.xinergycorp.com.
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This news release contains forward-looking information based on the Company's expectations and beliefs concerning future events and involves risks and uncertainties that are outside of our control and may cause actual results to materially differ from current expectations. Some of these key assumptions include, among other things: no material disruption in production, or no material variation in anticipated thermal and metallurgical coal sales volumes; no material decline in markets and pricing of steam or metallurgical coal other than anticipated variations; continued availability of an no material disruption in rail service; no production, construction or shipping disruptions due to adverse weather conditions other than normal, seasonal patterns; no material delays in the current timing for completion of ongoing projects; no material delays in the receipt of anticipated mining permits from governmental agencies; financing will be available on terms favorable and reasonable to the Company; no material variation in historical coal purchasing practices of customers; coal sales contracts will be entered into with new customers; parties execute and deliver contracts currently under negotiation; and no material variations in the current regulatory environment. The reader is cautioned that such assumptions, although considered reasonable by us at the time of preparation, may prove to be incorrect.
Actual results achieved during the forecast period may vary from the information provided herein as a result of numerous known and unknown risks and uncertainties and other factors. Additional factors include, but are not limited to the factors on page 6: changes in general economic, market and business conditions; uncertainties associated with estimating the quantity and quality of coal reserves and resources; commodity prices; currency exchange rates; the availability of credit facilities for capital expenditure requirements; debt service requirements; dependence on a single rail system; changes to federal and state legislation; liabilities inherent in coal mine development and production; competition for, among other things, capital, acquisitions of reserves, undeveloped lands and skilled personnel; geological, mining and processing technical problems; ability to obtain required mine licenses, mine permits and regulatory approvals required to proceed with mining and coal processing operations; ability to comply with current and future environmental and other laws; actions by governmental or regulatory authorities including increasing taxes and changes in other regulations; the occurrence of unexpected events involved in coal mine development and production; and other factors, many of which are beyond our control. Many of these risk factors and uncertainties are discussed in our Annual Information Form ("AIF") in a section entitled "Risk Factors" and other documents filed with the Canadian securities regulatory authorities available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Please refer to these documents for further details about the risks faced by the Company.
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There are several ways we could have entry to the internet now we are able to entry it from transportable computer systems televisions our phones and online game consoles. All this know-how is affecting the best way we act and suppose. Thus is the cause this recent change, however is it good or bad and if it's more detrimental how do we fix or eliminate it.
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Angelina Jolie was joined by her six children at the premiere of her latest film in Cambodia.
The 41-year-old actress made the event a family affair as she invited Maddox, 15, Pax, 13, Zahara, 11, Shiloh, 10, and eight-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne, to the premiere of First They Killed My Father in Siem Reap on Saturday (18Feb17).
Shown at the Terrace of the Elephant in the ancient Angkor Thom temple complex, the movie was screened to the country's royal family, including King Norodom Sihamoni and Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk, along with a host of senior government officials, People.com reports.
Angelina and her family also posed with the royals for a photo at the premiere.
Earlier on Saturday, the Oscar-winning actress took part in a press conference to promote the film, marking her first official public appearance since she filed for divorce from Brad Pitt last year (16).
She told reporters she thinks of Cambodia as her second home, and added Maddox, whom she adopted from an orphanage in the country as a baby, was "happy to be back". Her teenage son, along with his brother Pax, were also both involved in the film's production.
First They Killed My Father is based on the autobiography of Cambodian human rights activist Loung Ung, one of Angelina's friends. Her story documents the devastation inflicted on Cambodia by the Khmer Rouge communist party in the 1970s.
"I read Loung's book many years ago," said Angelina at the press conference. "It helped to open my eyes to what was going on the world. "
Loung was five when more than two million people were killed during the genocide, and Angelina was drawn to her story on a much more personal level.
"I wanted to tell the story to through the eyes of the child's point of view, the love of a family, to show the beauty of the country and understand what Maddox's parents may have gone through," she explained.
Jolie used only Cambodian actors, many of whom are the survivors or children of the survivors of the genocide, and she insisted only their native Khmer be spoken throughout the film.
First They Killed My Father will be released globally via Netflix later this year (17).


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Please read these weekly Popcorn Words with your K-Kid each night!
*I *it *run *help *away
*a *in *jump *down
*is *we *one
*am *big *two
*to *for *make
*the *this *get
*go *red *play
*me *like *find
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Sunday, October 16, 2016
Cephalothorax, Abdomen, Exoskeleton OH MY!
What an excellent week we had continuing our spider unit. The K-Kids have loved talking about spiders so much that I have decided to continue this unit for one more week. We still have so many questions about trap-door spiders, balloonists, and spiders' predators.
Language Arts: This week we started to wrap up our spider literacy work stations. One of our favorites remains the writing station, where we are challenged to write stories, lists, or label pictures each week. As time goes on, I will continue pushing students to watch those tall vs. short letters, letter-word spacing, and proper punctuation. We continue working on initial, middle, and final sounds in one of our literacy work stations, challenging ourselves to make a guess at the sounds we hear before checking our work. Each week the K-Kids' skills get stronger and stronger. Also, we continue working in our listening station, where students listen to a story (while following along in the book) and complete various activities to show comprehension.
Math: We have also continued our spider math centers this week. I have been challenging the kids to look at the patterning they will notice in numbers. For example, as we count by 5's during calendar time to note the number of days we have been in school, I point out the way the numbers end in 5 or 0 in an AB pattern. I encourage you to talk about these patterns with your kids as they are counting items, sorting items, or playing at home. Children are always looking to make sense of their world and one way they do this is by making patterns and sorting (often subconsciously!).
Science: This week we continued our study of spiders, which lends itself nice to some natural science lessons. We explored various types of spider hunters. Did you know that some spiders don't even use their webs to make food?! Learning about different kinds of hunting spiders really intrigued the K-Kids. Also, we loved learning about the way spiders molt their skin to reveal a new exoskeleton.
Writing: We continue to work during Writer's Workshop every day in the classroom. The kids have been working hard to write their extremely creative stories using different ideas we discuss during the mini-lesson each day. This week we discussed many things. First, we looked at what to do when we re-read our pages and notice we have missed a word. We discussed how to use a caret to add in missing words and we also began focusing on 'planning out' our writing before we just get started. Lastly, we talked about drawing our pictures from different perspectives and making our stories come alive for all who read them.
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Visitors arriving at the Villa La Paz Conference & Educational Center through its main entryway and reception area will quickly access a library and reading room off the main hallway immediately to the right. It includes books, materials and historical photographs about Cesar and the movement as well as related topics. Some shelves feature books that replicate many original publications from Cesar's library-office in the Visitor Center so visitors can experience his eclectic reading and study interests. A computer terminal allows visitors to access on-line historical resources.
Across the hallway on the left is Villa La Paz's fully equipped Theater. It also offers screenings for visitors from a menu of documentaries and historical films.


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Baseball Slideshow: Sunset 12, Lakeridge 1
The Lakeridge baseball team played the good host on Friday.
A little too good for the Pacers' own good to be truthful.
Lakeridge committed three errors in the first inning, saw Sunset score four early runs and the Apollos pulled away to win 12-1 in the second round of pool play at the 23rd annual Firecracker Classic, which opened Thursday and continues through Sunday.
A big game like that deserves great photos, so here's a slideshow of the best images from Friday's contest. Click through, then click through again to pick out your favorites.


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Used on the 4-door Phaetons. These studs screw into the body and the top irons attach to these studs. When the top is folded down, it pivots on this stud. U.S.A.
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Night on the Town
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Don't bother reading this
Today the big complaint is Pocketmail. Pocketmail is this handheld device that you can hold up to the phone to send and receive email which I got a long time ago when I was traveling alone. Actually it was a present at the end of a three month relationship with a first class asshole who I traded in for a poodle. Now that's a long story which I'll get into another time. Actually that's two stories: the asshole retired Air Force Lt Colonel and my 3 years with Cherie, my foster poodle.
So since we have satellite I use the Pocketmail website instead of taking the device to a phone. Some hacker or phisher messed up pocketmail and now I can't get my email from the website anymore. I actually have several emails besides the pocketmail but there were a number of people, mostly my family that I stayed in touch with through Pocketmail. So being Sunday (when our cell phone has unlimited minutes) I called everybody including my friend in Arkansas with whom I hadn't spoken in years. That was the high point of my day!
What pisses me off the most about not being able to access the website of Pocketmail is that I saved so many messages that chronicled our journeys which I never printed off and a lot of other stuff in various boxes and I've paid pocketmail through next May!
Maybe I shouldn't even be relying on this blog because of cyberwarfare!
Back to notebooks and pens. Fortunately I did keep a log but since I've been blogging I don't write much in it anymore except dr appointments and the names of the stupid movies we see and one other private matter :).
Friday, October 23, 2009
Joe, Teddy and Edie
"He doesn't bark. I like dogs that don't bark. What's his name?"
"That's Teddy and I'm Joe. My wife is Edie. I'm Irish and she's Dutch. That doesn't amount to much. You new here?"
"We're just passing through. We'll be here for a month. You live here?"
"Now we do but we're from New Jersey. I drove a newspaper truck"
"I was married to an Irishman. He drank. When we were in Ireland they either drank or wore abstinent buttons"
"I don't need no button. Never touched a drop. On my route there would be tavern after tavern " Joe pointed "there and there and there and there, one after the other and they all asked me what"ll I have and I would say 'a coke'"
"Nice talking to you. I've got to go to the bathroom"
"See you around"
Next day I'm riding my bike and come across Joe and Teddy in the golf cart. I stop and say hello and scratch Teddy's head.
"So where do you and Teddy go"
"I take him up to the dog run. I was so mad. Somebody had a big dog who made this big turd and just left it there. How can people do that? I always pick up after Teddy"
"Yeah, some people are jerks. Especially people with big dogs. I hate it when I'm walking or riding my bike and a dog barks at me, like they should have special sections in the park for people with dogs. One lunged at me. Although he was on a leash, he scared the hell out of me and I almost fell off my bike. I reported it to the office."
"Why don't you come meet Edie. I'm Irish and she's Dutch and we don't amount to much"
I followed Joe on my bike and he called to Edie to come out. She came out on the porch. And Joe rode away with Teddy.
I remember looking up at her. She had very big nostrils. That's not very nice but that's what I remember most about her face.
"Joe says you're from New Jersey. I was born in Brooklyn. He said I should meet you"
"You know Joe has dementia. He takes medication but I can't let him go anyplace alone outside the park. We both use oxygen at night and always take it with us but don't take it into restaurants. We like to eat out a lot but they don't have good restauants here like they do in Jersey."
"Eliot doesn't like to spend more than $10 for a meal. He says he just wants to buy a meal, not the restautant. So we go to Golden Corral a lot for the early bird senior special. He likes buffets.
We used to go to Souper Salad but they closed."
"Yes, they closed 3 years ago. Times have changed. You can't get a meal for $10. $15 to $20 is the least these days" Then Edie listed a number of places where you can get a decent meal for that but I didn't pay much attention because I knew Eliot would never consider them.
When Eliot and I first met I would treat him once a month to a real restaurant meal on our monthly anniversary date but I stopped after a while because it wasn't any fun. He thought I was wasting my money and he would order the cheapest thing on the menu. And then we would have nothing to talk about while waiting for service. It's best when we eat at home in the RV. He makes everything in the microwave except for the frozen vegetables which he boils in a pot.
We usually have canned potatoes and either frozen chicken breasts, frozen fish or Boca burgers. When we first met I tried to cook for him but he didn't like anything I made and he won't let me use the oven. "It's for storage" he says. Like the bathtub even if we have full hookups.
"Nice meeting you Edie. I'd better get back"
"Stop by anytime"
The next morning I met Joe and Teddy and we chatted again.
"I'm Irish and Edie's Dutch and that doesn't amount to much" I used to drive a newspaper truck
and there were tavern after tavern and they asked me what I what I wanted and I always said 'a coke'"
Okay, I tried to write some dialogue. I never was any good at writing dialogue so I though I'd give it a try but then what happened. I got self absorbed again and started complaining. I do that a lot lately. Wow, I'm really into self-pity when I'm not doing the self-hatred bit. I'm good at both. But I did email my congresswoman. I tried calling her but her mailbox was full. It was about the public option. I got an email from Credo telling me that Giffords had not yet stated her position on Pelosi's robust Medicare+ 5% public option and I should tell her to support it. I also called my brother and my son, Patrick today. My whole family are Democrats and it's really hard living with a Republican so I had a good time with my brother. Eliot can't stand Barney Frank, like he's responsible for the mess we're in especially the housing bubble. My brother loves Barney Frank, says he's got 3 strikes against him. He's gay, Jewish and has a lisp. It's funny that Giffords is my rep in Congress. Up until April I was a registered voter in New York because my driver's license from New York which had been good for 9 years finally expired and I had to get an Arizona driver's license using my brother's address in Tucson which is my mailing address. So at least I have a Democrat representative in Congress. I've tried writing to my two Republican Senators, McCain and Kyl but that's like hitting my head against a brick wall. At least they know there's one voter in AZ who opposes their positions.
Samhain (Halloween)
Now I guess I should try to remember the other three cross sabbats. I really didn't study Wicca very long and of course became disenchanted with it as I did with all organized religions. What I liked most was "Do as thou wilt but harm none" and I liked calling down one of the many (symbolic) Goddesses to assist me when I needed her help. Let's see there Lammas, that comes between the summer solstice and the fall equinox, probably some sort of harvest celebration. Beltane is the real fun one where you jump across the fire and go into the woods with a comvenient male for procreation. That's become May Day and comes between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. The fourth one is the one I always have trouble remembering. It's February 2nd. Imbolc I think. Now it's become Ground Hog's Day.
If you want to find out more, just Google Wicca.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
What we need now is some humor. New Jersey, that's a funny place. I read some comedian or actor - what's his name - is trying to sell his 30million$ house for 15million. I think it would make a nice old people's home. He should donate it to us. That should help his taxes. The taxes on the home are almost 200thoussand $ a year. Could we afford that? or maybe if we set it up as non-profit or make it into a church. The church of the Almighty Old Person. We could take turns being the Mother Goddess. Oh by the way, no males allowed especially not WASPs. They're definitely not PC these days. We'd probably have to put in some alterations, like a lift to get some of us in and out of the pool and we'd need a PT for the gym. What the hell would we do with the bowling alley? Any suggestions? Lots of room to plant yellow flowers for Mellow Yellow Monday and I have a friend who's into making houses green. Does that mean I can't paint my room purple? Actually I think I'd like rainbows. And only old comedies in the movie theatre except for Hitchcock. A few raunchy ones would be okay too especially if we could get Margaret and Helen to join us.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Mad Woman Returns
And then I finally figured out when I had to reset my password that I had been typing the number part of the password wrong!
And now I probably ought to go to bed because we have to get up before 6am because Eliot's stress test is at 7:20.
Most of my life I was in charge. I had a marriage where my husband drank and taught his students and I had to do everything else. He didn't even drive. And then the 12 years I lived with Brian he gradually broke away from my control. (We both had a lot of therapy.) And then I was on my own for five years driving my RV back and forth across the country. Now I feel completely helpless. I've never even driven the fifth wheel . We used to have a Class A motorhome which Eliot drove pulling the trailer with the quads and I drove a Tacoma truck following him. That wasn't bad except he refused to get CBs so some time he lost me because he wouldn't notice I wasn't behind him. But now we have a truck which pulls the fifth-wheel which pulls the trailer and I'm always the passenger. A few times I got to drive the truck like after he has a medical procedure and the day I went to the thrift shop by myself.
Sometimes I'm pretty depressed and wonder if it would be better just not to wake up some morning. But actually mornings are the best time. It's now late at night so I'll take a Valium and an Ambien and tomorrow will be another day.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Everyday two of the other children got to play with the big doll house. I was waiting for my turn. It never came. Lisa and I had to go to first grade after only a half year of kindergarten. I never asked Lisa if she ever got to play with the dollhouse. Okay I'm whining and making excuses for not having ever grown up just because I had only a half year of kindergarten. I use that excuse all the time especially when I get mixed up with right and left. "I told you to turn right instead of left because I only had half a year of kindergarten."
Okay so I'm scattered. I'm reading three books at once and then bought a dozen more at the thrift store so now I'm reading 5 books at once. Ah, but it's the one I read before I fall asleep that really matters. I got back to Jung last night and had fabulous dreams. It's always nice to find someone else who had a confusing childhood.
I even found a book for Eliot at Stepping Stones which is quite a feat because Eliot hasn't read a book since he was 12 years old that didn't talk about trails. It's about squirrels.
When I was barefoot and pregnant in Arkansas, well actually I wasn't pregnant anymore. It's another expression I use too much like "I only had half a year of kindergarten" like I'm trying to be Andy Rooney or Sam Levinson. So the three children and I would go to the library once a week and get lots of books. Half of mine would be for my husband. This was one of the few things I could do to please him besides buy his Irish Whiskey.
Mark (my husband) and Eliot (my current paramour - a word I introduced to his illiterate family and friends at his granddaughter's 23rd birthday party last week) are so different they could belong to different species: homo intellectus and homo hikeus.
Oops, did I mention I was scattered?
Off to the urologist, another funny guy who likes to stick a gidget up my widget (his expresssion , not mine). He has cartoons on the ceiling so that when you're lying on your back with your legs in those contraptions, you can read them and laugh instead of wince.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Found Anne
20th Century Woman
Stepping Stones
So instead Eliot took a two hour walk through the RV park. It's a large park with mobile homes at one end. He probably had to make only two circuits while I got to go to Stepping Stones, one of the local thrift stores where for under $20 I got five shirts - two long sleeve and three short sleeve, a pair of nylon hiking pants and a dozen books. I love thrift stores. I almost never buy anything new. Utah has the best thrift stores in the country run by Deseret Industries (known as DI) the charity arm of the LDS church. Goodwill has gotten too expensive. The Salvation Army, DAV, and some of the others charities are variable. Some of the best buys can be hospital thrift stores because people die with lots of nice hardly used clothes and the stores are usually staffed by volunteers who underprice. Before I met Eliot and I travelled alone for 5 years I thought of writing a guide to thrift stores throughout the country. But now I hardly ever get to spend time in them. Not one of Eliot's favorite pasttimes.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
the saga continues...
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Another hike near Prescott
It's hard to believe that for six years before we became decrepit we hiked all the time. In fact we met through the keyword "hiking" on Yahoo Personals.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
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I tried to figure out how I missed this wonderfully written post. I must not have known of you then when we were still in the mts and Eliot turned the generator off when he started his nighty campfires. I had an alcoholic husband also from whom I had been divorced and tried to help once, actually got him into VA rehab but after his second collapse our daughter rescued him but he didn't like living in the assisted living home she put him in and got a friend to get him out. He died six weeks later and I would have gone to his funeral but it was postponed 3 months because of the backlog at Arlington National Cemetery where his ashes finally ended up. I was far away by then as I had already become a gypsy (full-time RVer) but I should have flown back for the funeral for my daughter. That would be once less thing she'd have against me. I have recently begun reading Jung as I've always been interested in his idea of the collective unconscious and think he'd be thrilled with cyberspace where all our thoughts are floating around. I'm sure no one will read this because it's over a month late but it doesn't matter. I only afraid Anne (I call you Anne even though we don't know each other and you've never read any of my posts) that I'll never finish my library books including Memories, Dreams, Reflections because I'll be spending all my time reading your posts.
Mancos, Co and high blood pressure
Yesterday we saw Eliot's cardiologist and his blood pressure is too high but he made a deal with the cardiologist not to put him on more powerful drugs till he can see if he can bring his blood pressure down by giving up beer. He usually drinks a six pack at night so he can sleep. He's sure now that he won't be able to sleep but did get some last night. He will be having more tests next week including a chemical stress test. He says he doesn't want his blood pressure to go down because he's afraid of the surgery. I know he's concerned about the surgery and I'm not sure how much to believe him. The high blood pressure would seem to me to be more of a problem.
We have three days that we don't have to go down to Phoenix and hope to do some hiking each day.
I wish I had more time to write and read other blogs as well as the three books I'm currently reading. Maybe I should hire a "life coach" I heard there are actually such people that make their living organizing other people's life. (I don't know how to put in one of those funny faces so I'll just say smile or laugh)
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Lynx Lake
New Jersey, Wal-mart and other controversies
Secondly the Wal-mart billionaires aren't making their money from Wal-mart. When Wal-mart was riding high and everybody was buying their stock, they took their money and invested it in other companies. Wal-mart stock is really down now but it won't effect their wealth. Things are not black and white. Wal-mart is not all good or bad. We shop there all the time because it's cheaper. Wal-mart didn't put the Mom and Pop stores out all by themselves and if a community wants to keep them out, they can by their votes.
I am basically against super capitalism and greed but also against fanaticism whether it's on the right or left.
Back from Phoenix
I know stress reduction exercises but Eliot won't let me do any of this "new age" stuff on him. I tell him that there are scientific results that the relaxation response lowers blood pressure. He says all he needs to do to reduce stress is to go hiking so today we're going to go hiking at Lynx Lake.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Down to Phoenix
I had a cup of Earl Grey tea and decided I'd wait also to eat. My son, Jake, in Budapest is always telling me to go on juice fasts. He does it all the time usually for 3 days but sometimes longer. Did I ever mention that both my sons are vegetarians. Another short story!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
too long for a comment
I'm thinking there's several short stories in there after reading about what a short story is by Nadine Gordimer. And the coming full circle I guess is that maybe I did learn something from that essay course I took at Writers and Books those many years ago, you know like there's got to be a point you're making, tying things together. Eliot says what's this thing about mothers and daughters. I said Freud figured it out but Eliot never even heard of Oedipus. All he knows about is hiking and stocks. I know I'd never get lost in the woods with Eliot. Now there's another short story.
Bobbie, It's finally comforting to have all these siblings especially my youngest brother who was only 11 when I got married and I only got to know 30 years later. I sure didn't feel that way many times in the past. Eliot is an only child and has only one son. It makes his life simpler. Maybe that's why he loves those Alvins so much.
But back to my siblings. I often wonder who's going to go first . My 75 year old sister who's in assisted living and can't walk and says her short term memory is shot. One of the twins who's 68, diabetic, had a quintuple bypass and parts of his esophogus and stomach and one kidney removed from cancer (diagnosed early), bad peripheral neuropathy and is in constant pain, takes 4 Vicodan a day but he's the patriarch. The other twin who was always the physical fitness nut and was a psychologist in the Air Force (now that's another story) but has chronic indolent leukemia, now in remission. My youngest brother who's 64 and travels all over the world (his wife used to have a tour guide business and is the daughter-in-law my mother my disliked) but is basically healthy and exercises a lot. He did have a failed hernia operation several years ago that perforated his intestine and was hospitalized a month. He also worries the most (after me) or will I be the first to go. My problems are not lifethreatening I think. I have peripheral neuropathy and might be pre-diabetic. Just started testing my blood sugar. My legs and feet swell and I wear elastic stockings. I have interstitial cystitis and don't empty my bladder so I'm prone to UTIs and have ulcerative proctitis which is currently in remission. Most of my problems are probably due to having been on a tricyclic anti-depression (desimpramine) for 7 years. The side effects were terrible but the half-empty glass was finally half-filled. I always thought my depression was caused by my seeing the pathology of the human race but it turned out to be the reuptake of norepinehrine in the synapsis. Or so they say. Anyhow now what keeps me alive is writing on my blog (and what saved me this summer when I sometimes felt that I'd rather not wake up in the morning) and finding all of you in cyberspace especially Bobbie and Celeste and now webwisewoman urging me to write. and all those other wonderful women whose blogs I read.
I wrote this this earlier but didn't post it right away because I wanted to ride my bicycle a little bit while Eliot walked and then Eliot wanted to go out to the early bird special at the Golden Corral (for those that don't know the Golden Corral is an all you can eat buffet that lures obese seniors in between meals). I thought this would be a good opportunity for me to see what would happen to my blood sugar if I just stayed away from the Dessert Bar and kept all other carbs to a minimum. I stuffed myself on green vegetables and salad with pine nuts and ham, a deviled egg and a bunless hot dog (they didn't have any sauerkraut - how can you eat a hot dog without sauerkraut?). My blood sugar was 107 right after the meal. I think that's okay. I'm keeping a log. My fasting blood sugar when I got up this morning was 84 and just 89 after a lowcarb breakfast.
Then we went to our storage shed because I told Mary Ellen I might have something about her Irish relatives. I didn't find what I was looking for but did find her little stuffed bear that she always took to bed and too many other old memories.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Windy Weekend
I also spoke to my sister who is in an assisted living place in Jackson, WY where her daughter lives. She is 3 years older than me and has fought MS since she was 24, actually having a child when she was 40. I was "yuck another girl" in the opinion of my paternal grandmother
and then when I was four years old my twin brothers were born and I learned that taking care of precious baby boys made me useful. Another boy was born four years later. My mother said we were all mistakes, that is, we weren't planned. My father was a compulsive gambler but died when he was 53, leaving my mother who was 49 penniless. She then made a life for herself, starting selling in a Sears store in Florida and ended up as their top decorator. When she retired from Sears at 65, she moved to Rochester, NY where my brother had just opened a Fabrics store and she started his "shop at home" business decorating many fancy homes. When I sold my house to Brian and bought my RV I took her in the RV to Tucson where my sister had just moved and my youngest brother had lived for years. She found a retirement home there and then I drove her in the RV to Florida where my brother for whom she had worked now lived and then after she sold her house in Rochester I took her in the RV back to Tucson by way of Sheridan, WY where the other brother now lived with his second wife. My mother loved traveling in the RV. This is beginning to sound like an autobiography. Write, write, write but should I be doing this on my blog. What is a blog anyhow? It started out as a windy weekend when I called all my relatives, I also spoke to all 3 brothers. My Mother died on Thanksgiving Day in 2002. I and all my siblings were there. We had come to celebrate Thanksgiving with her because she had turned 90 that July. She was in ICU by the time we all got there. So we pulled the plug on Granny. She had septicemia by then and the machine was doing 100% of her breathing. Every Thanksgiving now I feel I should light a Yarhzeit candle instead of eating turkey. Maybe this year I will.
Why am I writing all this. When I was around my daughter's age sometime in my 40's my brother (who had become the patriarch) sent me and my mother to my nephew's bar mitzvah in Tucson and my mother and I started talking about "our disagreements" especially over my sister-in-law and ended up crying into each others arms. So that's why I called my daughter.
Friday, October 2, 2009
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Pranic Healing
Looks like surgery is probable
We went back to Dr Field who showed us just what he does actually showing us what I had seen on You Tube. He removes the disc, clean up the vertebrae, grafts on a cadaver bone and then holds it in place with a metal thing which he screws in. When that is done (the metal plate) you don't need to wear a collar long. Field said he didn't even need to wear it at night. And last night we saw friend chiropractor Bill who first said he is against surgery except in Eliot's case. If he were a couch potato and was not going anyplace then he would say just get the shot and hang around but since Eliot wants to be active he should get the surgery even if the third shot leaves him pain free. Also he explained why he was sick after the fall. Toxins are released from the disc so we're thinking it must have herniated when he fell. He said the fusion is necessary because of the stenosis and agreed with Field that this is a good surgery especially since it's one level. I just hope Eliot follows through because as Bill said you don't want something happening in East Jesus, Nebraska and something like even a sneeze could cause a problem. He also made some suggestions about my problems so now I know what to ask Levy, my PCP, when I see him. Eliot will get one more cortisone shot Monday and if that goes okay I'll see Levy on Monday afternoon. I did see Maureen, my urologist, Hurm's nurse. She is wonderful. I should write about her on in another post. She did give me some cipro because there were some white cells but the culture results won't be in until Monday and then she got me fitted in to see Hurm on the 15th even though there was no room. You see in addition to my peripheral neuropathy and circulation problems (I wear elastic stockings), I have institial cystitis and also don't empty my bladder fully (which is why I get frequent UTIs) but Hurm said last time he did a procedure (he is so funny, talks about torture and putting a gidget up my widget) he said my bladder actually can hold up to 2 liters so sometimes, especially during a long movie, I just tell myself I don't really have to pee, it just feels like I do.
So it looks like Eliot will have surgery on Sept 21st. I'm optimistic. He's not.


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Cannonball capable of Lane's End upset
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - In contrast to last year's Lane's End Stakes, when Hard Spun loomed a clear class standout, Saturday's race at Turfway Park could not be more wide open. Twelve horses were entered for the Lane's End and many have a realistic shot at victory.
Given the race's competitiveness, and with so many horses shipping into Turfway from different regions, the emphasis in handicapping this race should be on value. The soundest strategy seems to be to look for a horse that might slip past the public, starting a couple ticks higher on the board than he should.
The horse most likely to offer a strong chance at a square price is Cannonball.
Although he owns some of the better Beyer Speed Figures in the field and enters this race in sharp form, his class is somewhat hidden. A former maiden $50,000 claimer, he has raced in just one graded race - the Grade 3 Tropical Park Derby, in which he was third.
To look strictly at the level of competition he has faced, one could get the impression that Cannonball might not be classy enough to win the Grade 2 Lane's End. But to my eyes, that would be an incorrect evaluation.
This is a gelding who on five days' rest ran third in the Breeder's Cup Juvenile Turf - which was not graded for its inaugural running, just like the other Breeders' Cup races that had their first running last year. Granted, the Juvenile Turf did not have the depth and talent of the Juvenile, but it did attract most of the better 2-year-old turf horses from last year, as well as a few useful stakes runners from Europe.
Cannonball followed that race by running a troubled third in the Tropical Park Derby, checking in 2 1/2 lengths behind Cowboy Cal, a Todd Pletcher-trained horse who at times has looked like a turf star.
Then most recently, Cannonball ran third behind the Pletcher-trained duo of Why Tonto and Cowboy Cal in Gulfstream's Hallandale Beach Stakes, an ungraded race, but one that drew the drew the same top finishers as the Tropical Park Derby.
Cannonball has reportedly trained well since the Feb. 16 race, breezing Monday at Palm Beach Downs.
"It was the best work he's ever had," said trainer Wesley Ward of the Monday drill. "He went a half in 48 and 4 and that was going as slow as he can on the turf."
With Cannonball lacking experience on Polytrack, the surface in place at Turfway, I would expect bettors to focus their attention more on those who have raced over the synthetic surface. Racecar Rhapsody, Turf War, and Halo Najib are prominent horses that have won over Polytrack, and with those lines clear to all in the past performances, they are likely to attract attention.
Cannonball has the pedigree of a horse that should excel over the Turfway strip. He is a son of Catienus, whose offspring have performed extremely well over synthetic tracks, particularly Polytrack.
Recent examples include Nolan's Cat, a Feb. 29 allowance winner at Turfway, and Self Made Man, who won the Feb. 16 Dust Commander at Turfway before running second in the March 15 Tejano Run.
Cannonball is reminiscent of Unspoken Word, who after racing mostly on turf last year finished second at 8-1 odds behind Dearest Trickski in the Grade 1 La Brea on Dec. 26 over the synthetic Cushion Track at Santa Anita.
Hopefully, Cannonball will run similarly well, but will take the top prize rather than second place. Provided there aren't any scratches from the Lane's End field, I expect him to drift up from this morning line odds of 9-2 and prove a force at a price.
Bourbonette: Maren's Meadow worth a shot
Two races earlier on the Turfway card, A to the Croft and Clearly Foxy - two horses exiting the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies - are the headliners in the Bourbonette.
Both are classy horses, but coming off layoffs dating back to late October, they are likely being trained to peak a race or two later in races with larger prizes. So I will try to beat them with Maren's Meadow, who has raced throughout the winter, winning a race at Fair Grounds and recently finishing second in the one-mile Martha Washington Stakes at Oaklawn.
Running two turns for the first time, Maren's Meadow was a bit overeager early, running a quarter-mile in 22.66 seconds. She then relaxed down the backstretch and showed plenty of fight to hold on for second, beaten a length by Sky Mom, subsequent winner of the $200,000 WinStar Oaks at Sunland Park on March 16.
Maren's Meadow should improve in her second trip around two turns. And if she takes to the Polytrack in her first attempt over the surface, she could prove tough to catch.


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The Society for Range Management's High School Youth Forum was held in St. George, Utah, from Jan. 29 to Feb. 2.
The theme of this year's meeting was "Red Rock and Rangelands."
Ashley Oswald, a junior in the agriculture education program at Chelan, Wash., High School and the daughter of Eric and Fran Oswald of Chelan, was the representative from the Pacific Northwest Section of the SRM of the 21 SRM sections across Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.
As part of the HSYF, students presented scientific papers on a rangeland-related topic. Ashley's paper was on MOVI, a bacterial pneumonia that is fatal to wild sheep and carried by domestic sheep and goats. It followed a study conducted by Washington State University veterinarians and graduate students to determine the possibility for wild/domestic sheep and goat interactions in Eastern Washington and ways to reduce the chance of disease transmission.
There were 25 students from the other sections at the HSYF and at the end of the four-day conference, Ashley was the awarded the second-place plaque sponsored by Bayer Crop Sciences.
In addition to the speaking contest, students attended technical workshops on range management; toured Zion National Park, Pipe Springs National Monument and Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park; attended a formal dinner as the guest of a range scientist and a range industry professional; attended the plenary session; participated in communication workshops; and attended the Gala Celebration of the SRM.
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Innovative Products by Manufacturers Enabling Accurate Measurements of Dosage to Drive Demand for Insulin Pumps
The global demand for insulin pumps is increasing on account of the growing public awareness thanks to social media. The demand is naturally increasing because of the number of people suffering from diabetes is rising each day and also due to high disposable income. The increasing geriatric population and the associated high risk of this segment of population to acquire diabetes will also aid the growth of the market. According to a report published by Transparency Market Research (TMR), the global insulin pumps market will rise from US$4,180.4 mn in 2016 to be worth US$9,550.7 mn by 2025, expanding at a 9.8% CAGR between 2017 and 2025.
Given below is a blog post where experts from TMR answer three important questions regarding the global insulin pumps market:
Q. Which region is expected to be the most lucrative market for insulin pumps?
Among regions such as Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, and the Middle East and Africa, it is expected that North America will emerge as the most lucrative market in the years to come. 64.1% of the overall demand for insulin pumps came from North America in 2016. Highly structured healthcare infrastructure along with high prevalence of diabetes among the people are the two reasons behind the growth of the region in the insulin pumps market. The favorable reimbursement policies from both private and public health insurance companies are also aiding the growth of the insulin pumps market in North America. The region also houses many specialized diabetes care centers. All these factors make North America the most lucrative market for insulin pumps, trailed by Europe. The market in Asia Pacific will also emerge as promising in the future, with high demand from China and India.
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Q. Of the two product segments, insulin pumps and accessories, which is expected to lead and why?
By product, the insulin segment is expected to lead. The segment is further sub-segmented into tethered insulin pumps and disposable or patch insulin pumps. This segment accounted for a massive 70.1% share of the total market in 2016. The growing awareness among the people suffering from type-1 diabetes patients regarding tethered insulin pumps and technologically advanced products such as patch pumps are boosting the growth of this segment. The advent of advanced products have increased the efficiency and enabled accurate measurements of dosage which is furthering their adoption. All these factors are helping this segment's growth.
Q. What are the recent developments in this field by key players?
Insulet Corporation has developed Omnipod Horizon System which makes use of an algorithm that foresees the blood glucose levels and reacts quickly and efficiently in adjusting the insulin delivery to a patient, thereby optimizing the outcome for a user.
On August 28, 2017, announced that they have received the approval for their t:slim X2™ Insulin Pump with Dexcom G5® Mobile continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) integration. This will be the first sensor-augmented insulin pump which has been approved to allow users to make treatment decisions without pricking their finger. The software on this pump will also be available to users allowing them to add add CGM integration to their existing pumps from home using computers. All these recent developments by leading players will help drive the market in the years to come.


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Size: 42 H x 60 W cm
Dark clouds across the blue as a Kestrel waits. The location is taken from fields on the opposite side of the valley to Haddon Hall. Colour pencil and pencil drawing.
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The trial, MM-002, was a randomized open-label Phase II study evaluating pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone versus pomalidomide alone in relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma patients. Pomalidomide, with or without low-dose dexamethasone, was given in 28-day cycles: pomalidomide 4 mg once daily on days 1-21 every 28 days, and low-dose dexamethasone (40 mg) weekly.
Results presented were based on investigator-assessed responses for the intent-to-treat population. A total of 221 patients were enrolled in the study, and 191 patients were available for response. The study showed that out of 191 evaluable patients, partial response (PR) or better was seen in 34% of patients treated with pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone compared with 13% of patients treated with pomalidomide alone.
Objective responses (minor response or better) were observed in 45% of patients treated with pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone compared with 29% in the pomalidomide-only arm. Median progression-free survival, the primary end point of the study, was 4.7 months in the pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone arm compared with 2.7 months in the pomalidomide-alone arm. Median duration of response (DOR) was 7.9 months in the pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone arm compared with 8.5 months with pomalidomide alone, and median overall survival was 16.9 months compared with 14 months, respectively. Similar results were observed in all subsets of patients, including patients refractory to lenalidomide and patients refractory to both lenalidomide and bortezomib. Results from the independent adjudication were similar.
Patients in both arms of the study had been heavily treated prior to enrollment, with a median of 5 (range, 2 to 13) prior therapies. More than 74% and 76% of patients in the pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone arm and pomalidomide alone arm, respectively, had undergone autologous stem cell transplantation.
Discontinuation rate due to adverse events was 6% in the pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone arm, compared with 12% in the pomalidomide alone arm. The most common grade 3 or 4 adverse events in the pomalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone arm versus pomalidomide alone were neutropenia (38% and 45%, respectively), anemia (21%, 17%), pneumonia (19%, 8%), thrombocytopenia (19%, 21%), and fatigue (10%, 8%).
These data are from an investigational study. Pomalidomide is not an approved product for any indication.
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