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When the NFL changed its draft format to the current one, they ruined a pretty good thing. Fans used to get together for a draft party with friends and family on the 1st day of the draft. Good food on the grill, chips and dips and plenty of refreshing adult beverages. In addition to losing the draft day event, the NFL is losing an entire generation of fans when it comes to the draft. Most kids are in bed by 8 or 9 and they never get to see the 1st round of the draft, this will have a negative impact in a few years and ratings will drop. They should return to the old format and recreate the all day event of the past. That being said, last nights first round was somewhat exciting with a few trades and a few surprise picks; below are some thoughts.
Of the first 6 picks, 5 were players from the SEC; Cam Newton, Marcel Dareus, AJ Green, Patrick Peterson and Julio Jones. Out of all 32 picks, 10 were from the SEC, 8 Big 12, 6 Big 10, 3 PAC 10, 3 ACC, 1 Big East and 1 Mid America.
The year of the quarterback turned into the year of the defensive lineman. 8 defensive ends and 4 defensive tackles were selected, totaling 12 defensive linemen in round 1. The other positions breakdown as: 8 offensive linemen, 4 quarterbacks, 3 corner backs, 3 wide receivers, 1 line backer and 1 running back.
The Browns took Phil Taylor with the 21st pick. He was a former Nittany Lion at
before transferring to Baylor after his sophomore season. Penn State Taylor was involved in a fight at where he was charged with simple assault, disorderly conduct and harassment. In February of 2008 he was suspend from the team and he transferred to Baylor where he was given a second chance. I would say he made the most of it. Penn State
The fact that Jake Locker went number 8 to
Tennessee and Christian Ponder soon followed at number 12 to just shows how badly they Eagles have been affected by the NFL lockout. They easily could have traded Kolb last night with extremely high value; his value was never as high and will never be as high as it would have been if it were business as usual. They still may make a deal, but unless they get lucky and the team they trade him to is the worst in the NFL next year; existing circumstances will have made them miss out on a golden opportunity to cash in on Kolb. Minnesota
The Eagles focused on a need and selected Danny Watkins, OL from Baylor. He was the best guard in the draft and he should come in and start right away. I had the Eagles selecting Watkins in the second round, where I thought he would fall due to his age; he is 26 and will turn 27 during his rookie year. The average NFL rookie is 22, which is the age Watkins starting playing football. He is a little older, but he isn't a project so the Eagles should get quality production out of him right away. Another upside is he is a former fire fighter, so if Andy Reid accidently starts a fire trying to heat up a Tasty Cake, Watkins will be able to put it out.
In my opinion the other winners last night besides the Eagles are: The Bengals; with one pick they replaced a star wide receiver with another. The Falcons; Matt Ryan now has two great targets with Julio Jones joining Roddy White. The Lions; Nick Fairly fell in their lap and they may now have the best defensive line in the NFL. The Bears; they had cut a deal with the Ravens to move up to select OT Gabe Carimi, instead the Ravens didn't get the deal done in time and they lost the pick and the deal. The Bears had to stay put at 29, where Carimi fell to them anyway. They got their guy and can now pay him a little less money. The Saints; with the selection of Mark Ingram at #28, the Saints now have two Heisman Trophy winning running backs (one that so far got to keep his) and a great 1-2 punch in their offensive backfield.
The Loser's: By selecting Christian Ponder at number 12, the Vikings may have erased Jon Harris as the worst first round pick…ever. Ponder was a projected mid second to third round pick. The Vikings needed a quarterback, but at #12 they could have addressed another need and selected a QB in the 2nd round.
Final thoughts: Where will Da'Quan Bowers be drafted? He was once the projected 1st overall selection and has now fallen out of the 1st round all together. A late season knee injury is the obvious concern, but I don't expect him to stay on the board very long in round two. Did passing on a 1st round quarterback benefit quarterback needy teams that pick early in round two?
Buffalo, Cincinnati, Arizona and all pick in the top 10 of round two. Look for Andy Dalton, Ryan Mallett, Colin Kaepernick and Ricky Stanzi to all be off the board by the end of the round. Washington
With the Eagles selecting the guy I thought they would take in Round two, I have now changed my 2nd round pick to the defensive side of the ball. I think the Eagles will address the need in the defensive backfield and select Aaron Williams, CB,
. But then again, it is the Eagles and they could just continue to go along the lines, we'll find out tonight. Texas


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Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Act"),[1] and Rule 19b-4 thereunder,[2] notice is hereby given that on February 26, 2010, NASDAQ OMX PHLX, Inc. ("Phlx" or "Exchange") filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC" or "Commission") the proposed rule change as described in Items I, II, and III, below, which Items have been prepared by the Exchange. The Commission is publishing this notice to solicit comments on the proposed rule change from interested persons.
I. Self-Regulatory Organization's Statement of the Terms of Substance of the Proposed Rule Change
The Exchange proposes to offer the Controller Space storage service at no charge. While changes to the Fee Schedule pursuant to this proposal are effective upon filing, the Exchange has designated these changes to be operative on March 1, 2010.
The text of the proposed rule change is available on the Exchange's Web site at http://nasdaqomxphlx.cchwallstreet.com/NASDAQOMXPHLX/Filings/, on the Commission's Web site at http://www.sec.gov, at the principal office of the Exchange, and at the Commission's Public Reference Room.
II. Self-Regulatory Organization's Statement of the Purpose of, and Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule Change
In its filing with the Commission, the Exchange included statements concerning the purpose of and basis for the proposed rule change and discussed any comments it received on the proposed rule change. The text of these statements may be examined at the places specified in Item IV below. The Exchange has prepared summaries, set forth in sections A, B, and C below, of the most significant aspects of such statements.
A. Self-Regulatory Organization's Statement of the Purpose of, and Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule Change
1. Purpose
The purpose of the proposed rule change is to offer the Controller Space service at no charge. Currently, the Exchange assesses a Controller Space storage fee of $250.00 per month on Members, Member Organizations, participants and participant organizations on the options and foreign currency trading floors. The Controller Space storage refers to space near the Exchange's trading floor that stores Member equipment that is used by Members, Member Organizations, participants and participant organizations to support their floor operations.
Previously, NASDAQ OMX PHLX's match infrastructure was located at 1900 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA, the location of the NASDAQ OMX PHLX trading floor. The NASDAQ OMX PHLX match infrastructure was relocated to the New York City area. As a result of this relocation, NASDAQ OMX PHLX now only offers a storage facility at the 1900 Market Street location for member equipment. The Controller Space storage services being offered to Members by NASDAQ OMX PHLX have been subsumed by co-location services which are currently being offered by NASDAQ Technology Services LLC ("NTS") pursuant to agreements with the owner/operator of its data center where both the Exchange's quoting and trading facilities and co-located customer equipment are housed.[3] A recent proposed rule change proposes to codify fees for these existing co-location Start Printed Page 13639services in a single uniform fee schedule.[4]
Exchange members may subscribe to co-location services provided by NTS. These co-location services are generally available to all qualified market participants who desire them. The Exchange will continue to offer the storage service to its Members at no charge. If the Exchange determines at a later date to charge a fee for this service, it will file a proposed rule change with the Commission.
While changes to the Fee Schedule pursuant to this proposal are effective upon filing, the Exchange has designated these changes to be operative for transactions settling on or after March 1, 2010.
2. Statutory Basis
The Exchange believes that its proposal to amend its schedule of fees is consistent with Section 6(b) of the Act [5] in general, and furthers the objectives of Section 6(b)(4) of the Act [6] in particular, in that it is an equitable allocation of reasonable fees and other charges among Exchange members. The Exchange believes that Members benefit in that the Exchange will continue to offer all Members the ability to store equipment at the Exchange's facility at no charge.
B. Self-Regulatory Organization's Statement on Burden on Competition
The Exchange does not believe that the proposed rule change will impose any burden on competition not necessary or appropriate in furtherance of the purposes of the Act.
C. Self-Regulatory Organization's Statement on Comments on the Proposed Rule Change Received From Members, Participants, or Others
No written comments were either solicited or received.
III. Date of Effectiveness of the Proposed Rule Change and Timing for Commission Action
The foregoing rule change has become effective pursuant to Section 19(b)(3)(A)(ii) of the Act [7] and paragraph (f)(2) of Rule 19b-4 [8] thereunder. At any time within 60 days of the filing of the proposed rule change, the Commission may summarily abrogate such rule change if it appears to the Commission that such action is necessary or appropriate in the public interest, for the protection of investors, or otherwise in furtherance of the purposes of the Act.
IV. Solicitation of Comments
Interested persons are invited to submit written data, views, and arguments concerning the foregoing, including whether the proposed rule change is consistent with the Act. Comments may be submitted by any of the following methods:
Electronic Comments
- Use the Commission's Internet comment form (http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro.shtml); or
- Send an e-mail to email@example.com. Please include File Number SR-Phlx-2010-37 on the subject line.
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- Send paper comments in triplicate to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, Securities and Exchange Commission, 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC 20549-1090.
All submissions should refer to File Number SR-Phlx-2010-37. This file number should be included on the subject line if e-mail is used. To help the Commission process and review your comments more efficiently, please use only one method. The Commission will post all comments on the Commission's Internet Web site (http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro.shtml). Copies of the submission, all subsequent amendments, all written statements with respect to the proposed rule change that are filed with the Commission, and all written communications relating to the proposed rule change between the Commission and any person, other than those that may be withheld from the public in accordance with the provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be available for Web site viewing and printing in the Commission's Public Reference Room, 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC 20549, on official business days between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Copies of such filing also will be available for inspection and copying at the principal office of the Exchange. All comments received will be posted without change; the Commission does not edit personal identifying information from submissions. You should submit only information that you wish to make available publicly. All submissions should refer to File Number SR-Phlx-2010-37 and should be submitted on or before April 12, 2010.Start Signature
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1. 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(1).Back to Citation
2. 17 CFR 240.19b-4.Back to Citation
3. Currently, the Exchange provides its current co-location services through data centers located in the New York City and Mid-Atlantic areas.Back to Citation
4. See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 61486 (February 3, 2010), 75 FR 6426 (February 9, 2010) (SR-Phlx-2010-18).Back to Citation
5. 15 U.S.C. 78f(b).Back to Citation
6. 15 U.S.C. 78f(b)(4).Back to Citation
7. 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(3)(A)(ii).Back to Citation
8. 17 CFR 240.19b-4(f)(2).Back to Citation
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CALGARY, ALBERTA--(CCNMatthews - Sept. 30, 2005) - Big Sky Energy Corporation (OTCBB:BSKO) (the "Company") announced today that it has finished drilling, coring, and logging its Well No. 11 in the Morskoe field located on the north-east shore of the Caspian Sea, Kazakhstan.
Well No. 11 was drilled from a pad located at its Well No. 10, angled 284m to the north-west and to a total vertical depth of 1,333m. The well was cored first from 1169m to 1175m, later from 1247m to 1259m, and subsequently logged. Based on log analysis, this well encountered the two principal sands of the Albian formation from 1167m to 1174m and 1246m to 1263m respectively, and is estimated to have a total net oil pay of 17m.
Well No. 11 offsets Well No. 10, which flowed 3,465 bopd of sweet 20º crude during a commingled test of these two Albian sands.
"We are pleased with the results of Well No. 11," stated Mr. Al Sehsuvaroglu, the Company's President and Chief Executive Officer. "We plan on skidding the rig to its next location on the existing pad and anticipate an October spud date. Well No. 12 will be angled approximately 300m to the north-east, to a total vertical depth of approximately 1,350m. We plan to equip and complete Wells 10, 11, and 12 simultaneously, and produce all three through a temporary test facility starting in December 2005 until permanent facilities, which are being assembled, are commissioned later in 2006."
The Company, through its Kazakh subsidiaries KoZhaN LLP and Vector Energy West LLP, owns Morskoe, Karatal, Dauletaly, Liman-2 and Atyrau licenses respectively. The Company received written confirmation from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Kazakhstan (the "Ministry") stating that as of August 9, 2005, it had met its minimum work program required under its Morskoe license.
The Company received oral confirmation from the Ministry for the work programs on its remaining four licenses on September 9, 2005, but has not yet received written confirmation.
Under the Company's recent US$42 million capital raising, receipt of written approval from the Ministry for its remaining licenses was to be received by September 26, 2005 as a condition of the release of US$26,512,500 of escrow funds pursuant to the Special Warrant Indenture (the "Indenture") dated August 24, 2005, between the Company and ComputerShare Trust Company of Canada. Under the terms of this indenture, subscribers can elect to waive this release condition or have its Special Warrants Receipt, plus accrued interest, returned, in which case, these Special Warrants will be cancelled.
The Company believes that it has adequately fulfilled the work commitments on these remaining four licenses, and expects to receive Ministry approval shortly. As a result, the Company anticipates that subscribers will elect to waive the Indenture release condition.
It should be noted however, that no assurances can be given that the Ministry will treat filings made by Big Sky on its remaining licenses in a manner similar to that of its Morskoe license, and furthermore that if these remaining licenses are terminated, Management believes it will not have a material effect on the Company.
Big Sky Energy Corporation is an international oil and gas company looking to develop the worlds most prolific basins in order to become a leading low-cost finder of hydrocarbons, and is currently operating in Kazakhstan's renowned pre-Caspian basin.
NOTE: The information contained in this press release contains forward looking statements which are based on the current expectations of the management of Big Sky Energy Corporation only, and actual results may differ materially. For a more detailed discussion of risks and other factors related to Big Sky Energy Corporation, please refer to its Form 10-KSB and Form 10-QSB reports, as filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Neither the Units, Special Warrants, the Subscription Receipts nor the Common Shares sold in the Private Placement have been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold in the United States or to U.S. persons (other than distributors) unless the securities are registered under the U.S. Securities Act, or an exemption from the registration requirements or the U.S. Securities Act is available. Hedging transactions involving these securities may not be conducted unless in compliance with the U.S. Securities Act.
Big Sky Energy CorporationMr. Matthew HeyselChairman(403) 234-8282(403) 265-8808 (FAX)Email: email@example.com Sky Energy CorporationMr. S. A. (Al) SehsuvarogluPresident and CEO7-3272-598-9037-3272-597-628 (FAX)Email: email@example.com
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Kerpoof is aiming to become a leading destination site for children through a suite of activities that are enriching as well as entertaining. On Kerpoof, kids can create art, stories, and animated movies using a simple 3D interface, and when done, can save it to their gallery, share it with others, and vote on their favorites.
Krista Marks, CEO for Kerpoof presenting. Aims to change the way kids interact with the computer. Most of what kids do today is mindless, a waste of time - Kerpoof wants to change this.
Goal: to be a site where fun is not separate from learning, but integral to it. Kids can create art through the site, write their own stories, create their own movies.
Parents are no longer buying software for their kids with the explosion of broadband - they are turning to websites for them. Neopets and Club Penguin are very popular, but are not as educational as they could be. At the same time, CS majors are plummeting. Bizworld saw this trend and came to Kerpoof to create software to educate children using the web.
Easy tool for kids to make their own picture scenes - cool effects when you add particular elements to the scene (add a moon and it becomes night, etc.). You can share your pictures with friends.
To make a movie, pick a scene then a backdrop. CEO claiming the movie creator teaches kids object oriented programming. You put objects in a scene and then make the objects do things (objects and methods). Looks like a basic Flash applet creator. Still, looks impressive. You can add music to the background. You can add multiple scenes to an entire movie.
If you want to add interactivity to a movie, you can have prompts at different points in the movie that change how the movie proceeds (makes it more like a game created by kids).
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The Importance of Holistic Therapies
"How are you?" A simple question that we get asked daily. You normally respond with "Aah, ja, coping hey". Perhaps you start listing your health problems one by one or simply reply with "good", but all the time actually feeling like the world is on your shoulders. Statistics show that the number of patients diagnosed with depression is increasing by 20% every year. It is estimated that 121 million people suffer from depression worldwide.(1) In this new age of modern medicine there seems to be a drug for everything. There are even "happy" pills now …with hidden side-effects of increased aggression and suicidal thinking.(2) Most of us have to take some form of drug, whether it is coffee (caffeine) or a head-ache tablet, just to function in daily life. Let us examine a number of interesting facts;
- Over the last 10 years, the percentage of Americans who took at least one prescription drug in the past month increased from 44% to 48%. The use of two or more drugs increased from 25% to 31%. The use of five or more drugs increased from 6% to 11%.
- In 2007-2008, 1 out of every 5 children and 9 out of 10 older Americans reported using at least one prescription drug in the past month.
- The most commonly used types of drugs included: asthma medicines for children, central nervous system stimulants for adolescents, antidepressants for middle-aged adults, and cholesterol-lowering drugs for older Americans. (3)
Why are we so over-medicated and unhappy?
We live in an age where technology and instant gratification is a normal part of our lives. I often see entire families at take-out venues sitting on their phones while gulping down their soda and shoveling food into their mouths. We don't listen to our bodies anymore and all we want is easy, nice-tasting food. More importantly, communication is lost and we feel alone while being surrounded by virtual friends. Unattainable expectations have been placed upon us and we are being told how to live every aspect of our lives. 'You can't do this', 'you can't act like that', and 'you need to dress like this'. How can we be happy when every day we are being told we aren't good enough? This unhappiness doesn't just stay in the mind and will eventually affect the body negatively by creating an imbalance. So what do we do? We take medication because we believe it's the only way to cope.
Your body is the canvas for your mind and every emotion is painted onto it.
Emotions are part of the mind and have a significant effect on the body. "Psychosomatic disorders are physical diseases that are thought to be caused, or made worse, by mental factors". Some physical diseases are thought to be particularly prone to mental factors such as stress and anxiety. For example, psoriasis, eczema, stomach ulcers, high blood pressure and heart disease. It is thought that the actual physical manifestation of the illness (the extent of a rash, the level of the blood pressure, etc) can be affected by mental factors. This is difficult to prove. However, many people with these and other physical diseases say that their current mental state affects the extent of these diseases at any given time." (4)
Emotions and state of mind run far deeper than we currently realize. Traditional Chinese medicine is incorporated into many holistic practices and dates back to more than 3000 years. It has formed a unique link between emotions and the specific organs they affect.
For example, it is believed that:
- Persistent anger manifests in the liver. (Eg. indigestion, cirrhosis, blood disorders)
- Grief/anxiety in the lungs. (Eg. asthma, bronchitis, TB)
- Resentment in the gall bladder. (Eg. gall stones, acidity, jaundice)
- Agitation/over excitement in the heart. (Eg. palpitations, heart attack, fainting)
- Over-thinking in the spleen. (ANY low immune system symptoms)
- Fear in the kidneys. (Eg. infection, lower back pain, kidney stones)
- Overly-emotional states in the bladder. (Eg. infection, weak bladder, incontinence)
Your body has the ability to heal every aspect of itself. If you cut yourself, your body will immediately start the repair process and within a few days the cut is healed. If you witness something traumatic, recently or long ago, your subconscious mind will bring it up in your dreams to help you process and deal with it. In that way the body and mind constantly seeks out balance and optimum health. It is when the body and mind is out of balance that illnesses manifest. This is a sign of your body trying to get your attention and tell you "Hey! something isn't right here, you need to fix this." Most of us ignore our bodies and take tablets to mask the symptoms so that we can return to our busy lives. We need to address the real cause of the illness and that is where holistic therapy comes into the picture.
Holistic therapies are based on ancient knowledge and techniques from thousands of years ago. Reiki, reflexology and specialised massage (just to name a few), were used as medical treatments and practitioners were seen as doctors. Holistic therapies take your emotional and spiritual state into consideration and structure the treatments specifically around your needs. They can deal with emotional issues that you didn't even know were there, and connect you to aspects of yourself that you have never experienced. They can clear and balance your mind and ease physical pain without any chemicals. This will align your mind, body and soul, making you more aware of your body's needs and help you to find the root cause of your illness.
All holistic therapy is based on the same principles but use different methods to achieve them. It is up to you to decide which therapy you feel most comfortable with. Holistic therapy is often not easily understood and so has a negative stigma attached to it. Unfortunately, there are many that claim to be skilled in holistic therapy but are not fully trained. Always enquire of the qualifications of your therapist.
We are all multi-faceted beings, and understanding every aspect of yourself puts you on the path to true balance and healing. Holistic therapy can assist you on that path. Remember to keep an open mind when you see your chosen practitioner.
(1) http://www.healthline.com/health/depression/statistics-infographic
(2) http://www.drugwatch.com/ssri/suicide/
(3) http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db42.htm


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Re: Set Year Variable in Load ScriptMiguel Angel Baeyens de Arce Jan 31, 2012 12:53 PM (in response to Josh Campbell )
Hi Josh,
Use the following instead. LET evaluates the function, then stores into the variable. SET only stores.
LET vYear_Current = Year(Today()); LET vYear_Current = Year(Today()) -1; LET vYear_Current = Year(Today()) -2;
Hope that helps.
Re: Set Year Variable in Load ScriptPablo Gálvez Jun 14, 2012 9:41 AM (in response to Miguel Angel Baeyens de Arce )
Hello, If I Want the months of this year it would be?
LET vYear_Current = Year(Month((Today())); Jun
LET vYear_Current = Year(Month(Today())) -1; May
LET vYear_Current = Year(Month(Today())) -2; Apr
Re: Set Year Variable in Load ScriptMiguel Angel Baeyens de Arce Jun 14, 2012 9:44 AM (in response to Pablo Gálvez)
I'd rather use complete dates or at least, month date combination, as long as you already have a field with the same format in your calendar:
LET vCurrentMonth = MonthName(Today()); LET vPreviousMonth = MonthName(AddMonths(Today(), -1)); LET vPrePreviousMonth = MonthName(AddMonths(Today(), -2));
As mentioned, you need a field in your calendar built with MonthName.
Hope that helps.
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SHERIDAN — The Sheridan community will be one of 11 national recipients of a grant supporting projects for individuals living with dementia and their caregivers.
Through the work of the Sheridan Senior Center and its many partners, the center will receive $1.1 million over three years supporting the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia Initiative. Of the total, more than $800,000 was awarded by the Administration on Aging/Administration on Community Living Alzheimer's Disease Initiative grants. The rest is in-kind funding and a match from the Wyoming Community Foundation, Sheridan Senior Center Executive Director Carmen Rideout said at a press conference Tuesday night.
The goal of the project is "to expand and significantly strengthen Sheridan County's dementia capability for individuals with dementia and their caregivers by improving awareness, early diagnosis and access to services and improved quality of life," center officials said in a press release.
The project has three objectives: education and awareness; health care and support; and ongoing support and navigation.
Director of Dementia Friendly Wyoming Kay Wallick said that as the "heart" of the project, education and awareness has been in the works for the past year. The goal is to spread awareness to at least 1,000 people in the next three years, and already having 300 under its belt, Wallick said she thinks the center will hit the goal quickly.
They're also going to work with Dementia Friendly America to distribute a survey that will include every sector of the community, including ones that may have been missed in previous studies administered. Additionally, the project will initiate gatekeeper training for people with public service jobs, especially ones who are brought to rural areas, to help them identify signs of dementia.
When it comes to the second objective, health care and support, the project will bring in training for health care providers and social service industry employees to ensure better screening and diagnosis processes. The project is already working on kiosks with educational materials on dementia that will be placed in medical offices.
"I think often health care providers may be a little hesitant about diagnosing because there really is no cure," Wallick said.
The third objective, support and navigation, will work to solve the problem of what to do after diagnosis. The project will create a Dementia Support Center to serve at least 500 people. With this, the center hopes to also create Volunteer Coaches — a program that supplies training to caregivers.
The program's Dementia Educator, Heather Comstock, said behavioral management training will be used to train caregivers in the physical and emotional methods of caring for a person with dementia. Comstock and three others will be education ambassadors to learn leading dementia educator Teepa Snow's "Positive Approach," and bring that knowledge back to Sheridan.
The Validation Method of training, which is a holistic approach to care, will educate caregivers on how to connect and communicate on an emotional level and will be taught to individuals directly in Sheridan.
"The reason why this is a win is because this is a direct service to anybody who is working with or caring for someone who has dementia," Comstock said. "This is a pretty amazing skill set to be able to share."
The ultimate goal is to have Sheridan be the hub of dementia knowledge and to work with the state to spread that knowledge throughout Wyoming.
"It's all about everybody up and down Main Street," Wallick said. "If we have a community that's welcoming to dementia, we'll be welcoming to everybody."


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Dream of:29 October 2009 "On Vacation"
I was riding in the front passenger seat of a car which my father was driving. He was only about 40 years old and still had black hair. I was feeling very antagonistic toward him, and even while he was driving, it seemed as if I were sitting right in front of him, staring him in the face. I said, "I don't love you," then added, "I don't like you," and finally blurted, "I hate you!"
He seemed unmoved by what I was saying, as if whatever I said didn't matter. We continued riding around until he asked me about my finances. I had forgotten that he had been giving me about $100 a week; I figured he would now cut off that supply of money. I reflected that the money was helpful, but I really didn't need it because I had enough money of my own to live on.
He started talking about what he was going to do with his property when he died. I didn't think there was any hope that I would receive anything. He told me he had already decided to give all his property away to people "who went on vacations." He mentioned "55%," but I wasn't sure what that meant.
He finally pulled into the Kroger's parking lot on Eighth and Gay Streets in Portsmouth. He was still talking about his property when we both stepped out of the car right next to the Kroger gas station. A big crane was sitting on the gas station lot, and it appeared as if someone was using the crane to put gas in the person's car. Suddenly the crane shifted, hit my father in the head, and knocked him to the ground flat on his face. I thought he might be dead. When I walked over to him, I saw a piece of paper lying next to him and I picked it up. I thought the paper contained information about his scheme to give away all his property. I thought I would keep the paper, reasoning that he might not yet have put his plan to give away his property into effect.
I screamed at the fellow operating the crane and pointed out what he had done. A couple other men were standing nearby. One was a black man about 40 years old. I thought I needed to find out who they were because they had witnessed what had happened. I figured there was some liability involved. I knew someone needed to call 911 and I reached in my pocket for my cell phone. I didn't know what else I could do for him. I was more concerned, however, in obtaining the information from the two witnesses than in helping my father.
Finally, however, my father simply stood back up. He seemed dazed, but uninjured. It looked as if he would be alright after all.
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Research AreasAgrobiodiversity, Crops
TimelineStart Date: 1 July 2009 | End Date: 31 January 2011
This project aims to train a Colombian student in the application of molecular markers in a practical breeding program. Specific research objectives include:
- Identifying sources of resistance to Ascochyta and promote their use.
- Generate F1 populations from crosses between sources of Asaochyta resistance and commercial bean varieties, Bola Rojo and Cargamento.
- Evaluate segregating populations produced as a result of the above crosses.
- Conduct phenotypic and genotypic assessments of segregating populations in order to identify molecular markers associated with resistance to Ascochyta and Antracnosis.
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Dyed Carnation risograph print
Dyed Carnation risograph print
Dyed Carnation print is illustrated by Ashley Ronning and risograph printed by Ashley in her studio in pink and seafoam green ink. This is a limited edition of 30.
This print is A5 in size (210 x 148mm or 5.8 x 8.3 in) and printed on Wild 35% cotton paper stock. Each print is signed, numbered and dated in pencil by Ashley.
Your print will be shipped in a polypropylene sleeve with sturdy cardboard backing. Tracking is not provided, if you would like tracking, get in touch via email to organise tracking prior to purchasing.
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15 April 2010
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10 comments:
- Fox said...
So cool! I do love denim as well. Love the red crab!
Fox : )
- 12:29 pm
- Carol Lawecki said...
Oh, Jane..... I love your jacket!!! All the tatted animals are so cute! You must get a lot of compliments when you are out.
I see an animal I don't think I have seen before. On the back of the jacket in a variegated green? Happy Tatting!!
- 1:41 pm
- geraldine said...
love the jacket, why not come and model it at charnwood open day 16 october everyone would love to see it
- 4:59 pm
- Maureen said...
I love the bowler-hatted monkey! It's a wonderful jacket - but I followed your link to see the old one, which you had made, and I liked that too! Did you try fabric softener to make it more snuggly? Perhaps you can resurrect it and tat more animals........
- 11:20 pm
- TAT19540 said...
Love the 'Jane Zoo'! lol. I'm with you denim is the best way to go. So all your critters on your pattern page right??!!
- 2:19 am
- TypsTatting said...
That jacket is a real work of art just love it!!!!
- 5:18 am
- Jane Eborall said...
Ah, Carol, the variegated green animal is the chameleon which I did as a live TIAS in Palmetto last year. The pattern is on their CD - I should probably put it on my site too now!!!
Maureen - I think there were several things about the jacket which I didn't like - the colour as well as the fit too!!!
TAT19540 - apart from the chameleon I think they're all on the pattern page although I'm not totally sure. I MUST check that out.
- 8:21 am
- Patty C. said...
I'm so amazed by your work
Thank you for pointing me to your blog !!!!!
- 8:25 am
- Bonnie said...
Love this, Jane! The chair may have been a willing subject, but your tatted beauty is not nearly as fashionable on it as it would be on you.
- 10:24 am
- Ridgetatter said...
oh that is just great! I know you probably don't think the 'sewing' part is all that much; but , for some one who can hardly sew a stitch ~ it is the next thing to miraculous. LOL Lovely jacket…be even lovelier if I could see you IN PERSON wearing it….xxxxP
- 8:23 pm
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This is possibly my most self-indulgent post (and I've had a few), but I have a big old box of memories and feelings that I just have to unpack. I know it's a few weeks after the fact, but I've only been able to sit down to write it for short segments of time before I start crying and have to put it away. This is long and maybe not interesting to anyone but me, so don't say I didn't warn you.
Looking Back
In the summer of 1998, my husband graduated from college, we had our first child, and we moved to Pittsford, New York for grad school, all within two months. It was exciting to look forward to life in a new place, painful to leave our family and friends, frightening to learn how to be a mom far from my own mother, stressful for my husband to keep up with a demanding program and fulfill all of his other responsibilities, and monotonous and lonely for me to jump straight from being a full-time student to a full-time newborn watcher (quite literally – I had nothing to do but watch his every stretch and yawn).
Eventually my piano studio grew and we made friends. Our time in Pittsford was a time of learning. We learned how to be independent, how to be parents, how to serve in the church. I learned to sew and quilt, bake pies and bread, cut hair and keep a budget. We learned almost everything from observing the wonderful people in our church congregation, just trying to soak in as much of their wisdom and experience that we could before we had to leave. We knew moving was inevitable because grad school is supposed to be temporary but we secretly wished we could stay in Pittsford forever.
In the summer of 2005, my husband graduated from grad school, we moved to Granville, Ohio for his first official job and we bought a house, all within two months. Again, we had mixed emotions: A job, a house, wahoo! Leaving Pittsford and all our friends, boo! The night we pulled into Granville for the first time as a family, we were greeted by fireflies in our front yard. Our boys had never seen fireflies before so it was magical. The next day, dozens of members of our new congregation showed up to help us unload the moving van. They invited us to an activity that night and we were welcomed and assimilated into the congregation more quickly and fully than I have ever experienced. We never had to wonder if we'd be spending Easter or Thanksgiving alone because the church there really was one big family.
In Granville, we lived a few blocks from the University where my husband taught. I taught lessons there and accompanied the choirs. Every house in the village was adorable and everyone we passed on the street was friendly, so the walk to work was lovely.There weren't any children in our neighborhood so our boys made friends with neighbors whose grandchildren lived far away. Our neighbors across the street called the boys over whenever they found something cool in their yard like a giant toad or a rusty old tool. She worked for a candy company and often had treats to share. Our other neighbors a few houses down explored the woods with our boys, finding animal skulls or other treasures and then looking them up in the encyclopedia. Our boys snuck over there often to play parcheesi or watch Jeopardy. They didn't seem to miss having kids their own age around.
Since our house there was over a hundred years old, my husband soon got very good at home improvement. He expanded a few rooms, knocking out and re-framing walls, putting up drywall, and replacing windows. I spent every afternoon during my son's nap time clearing out dead branches and poison ivy from the woods in back so we could make it usable with groomed trails, a hammock, fire pit, picnic table, playground, and even a zipline. It was boy heaven and we loved it. We were going to stay there forever.
Then in the summer of 2007, my husband accepted a new job in Utah, we put our house on the market, and I went ahead with my kids to find a house while he stayed behind to finish summer term and sell the house. The decision to move was one of the most difficult we have ever made. We loved our home, neighborhood, friends, school and jobs. It didn't make sense to leave it all, but we felt that it was time to be closer to our family. I remember second-guessing our decision a few times before we left, a few more times as we arrived in Utah and I found myself in daily traffic jams, many more times as we waited and waited for someone to buy our house, and especially as I sat bored and lonely again, expecting the same instant welcome from our new church congregation that we had experienced in Ohio (conveniently forgetting the year or so it took before we felt fully part of the Pittsford congregation).
For the first six months or so of living in Utah, I was miserable. I had a laundry list of complaints which got longer every time I recited it and our house in Ohio still hadn't sold. My husband liked his new job and the kids loved living in a neighborhood filled with children, but I was beginning to think we had made the wrong choice by moving. After a while, I got a church calling and piano students to keep me busy enough to stop dwelling on my unhappiness, but there was always the nagging "Did we do the right thing?" in the back of my mind. Our home eventually sold (3 1/2 years and one short sale later), we made friends, got very busy, and I stopped pining for the East. But every once in a while I wonder if all my concerns were really resolved or if I just got too distracted to care anymore. I still catch myself thinking, "If we still lived in _____, then ….."
Going Back
Our 16-day road trip wasn't really about church history or American history. Sure, we stopped to see other places, but really the whole point of the trip was our own history, to return to the places we loved so much and miss so much. Everything else was just icing on the cake.
When we got close to Pittsford, I asked my husband to turn off the GPS to see if I could find my way around without it. We were supposed to go right to our friends' home where we were staying, but I couldn't help taking an extra fifteen minutes just to drive to the village, past both of our old homes and along the Erie Canal. As my (usually unreliable) sense of direction took over, so did the feeling of being home. Every turn to a new street brought another memory.
The feeling was even stronger the next day at church as we walked through the building. I passed an entrance and remembered a specific conversation, took a few more steps to the drinking fountain and remembered something else, sometimes from seventeen years ago. Every corner of that building brought back a memory like another wave knocking me over before I could stand up and recover from the last one. And that was just the building.
We've kept in touch with many friends through Facebook and we've seen a few when they visit Utah, so it was easy and natural to pick up where we left off, often continuing a conversation we started online a few days earlier. I saw one friend in the hall and said, "I haven't seen you in ten years!" and he said, "You're right. Hey, I liked the t-shirts your kids wore the other day." There were other friends I haven't seen or heard from since we moved. It was such a nice surprise to see them and remember, "Oh, you! I love you! I forgot how much I love you!"
My kids were reunited with their childhood friends and it was fun to watch all those babies I remember interact as grown people. Everywhere I turned, there was an overwhelming feeling of love and family. It wasn't until later that day that I realized just how tired I was from the barrage of memories and hugs and just the mental exercise of putting names to faces for the first time in ten years. It completely wiped me out.
With each place we visited – my husband's school, the babysitters' house, the children's museum we visited almost daily, the Erie Canal a few blocks from home where we fed the ducks, the church sites in Palmyra, our friends' homes – more memories piled up, along with more feelings of home and love. We found ourselves saying more than once, "Why did we ever move? We should find a way to move back," conveniently forgetting that we had to move, that we knew all along we would move.
On the last day of our visit, on our way out of town, we stopped in to see one last Pittsford attraction: Wegman's. If you haven't heard of Wegman's, you must not know anyone from Western NY, because that's all they talk about. Wegman's is a big deal. It's also a grocery store. It may sound strange to include a grocery store on our list of must-sees, but that's probably because you've never been to Wegman's before, especially the Pittsford Wegman's.
While my husband and kids were using a compass and Sherpa to find their way through the produce section, past the bakery and olive bar to the deli, I searched for some ointment for my son's poison ivy. Most of the store, as expected, has changed in the last ten years, but the pharmacy looks pretty much the same. I grabbed all the ointments (why is that such an ugly word?) I needed, then just as I was turning to face the pharmacy I was flooded with more memories, this time not the good kind. They were memories of all the times I stood waiting for a prescription for one of my kids, worrying about how much it would cost, worrying about how I would pay for the doctor we just visited for our son's fiftieth ear infection. Standing in the ointment aisle at Wegman's, I was filled with a feeling of panic and I just wanted to leave. I felt like I couldn't scoot my family out of the store fast enough, and that we couldn't get out of the parking lot or out of town fast enough.
The feeling was so strange and it came upon me so suddenly. Seven years in grad school with three young kids and no money wasn't easy – all the pictures from that time show my husband and me looking tired. So tired. But my memories of that time are all good, almost like neatly framed pictures on a wall, preserved to show only the best of times. It wasn't until my mild freakout in Wegman's that I remembered the other side, the parts I've chosen not to remember. After days of nostalgia and wishful thinking, it was unnerving to feel the need to flee, to suddenly no longer want to go back.
We drove west to Ohio. Unlike Pittsford, I needed the GPS to find my way to Granville. As we were neared the exit, the nice GPS lady said, "Take the next exit to Granville." Although nothing around me looked familiar, just hearing her say that made me cry. Leaving this little village was very difficult and I still looked back and wondered if we did the right thing. As Mormons, we believe that we can receive answers to prayers and guidance through personal revelation. In the past, we've prayed about decisions and have received answers, sometimes very specific answers. When we prayed about whether to leave Granville, we didn't receive any of the direct answers we were hoping for, only a feeling that the choice was ours to make and that we would be okay no matter which place we chose to live. I guess that's why I've felt so unsettled about it from time to time. If there had been a flashing neon sign telling us to move, I could have gone without ever looking back. But I do look back sometimes and wonder what life would be like if we had stayed.
The town was just as we remembered it but our house was not. The new owners had painted it bright blue. I screamed when I saw it. They were also selling it. I was tempted to call the realtor just so I could see the inside again, but my husband thought it would be too painful to see it and remember all the work he did just to leave it behind.
We loved seeing our friends and we arrived just in time for the town's 4th of July carnival and fireworks display just as we did ten years earlier. We got to see the whole town gathered in one place. It was just as lovely a village as ever and we enjoyed our visit, especially our oldest son who spent lots of time with the good friend he had to leave behind. We also got to spend time with our church family at a barbeque with everyone gathered together in one place (we told ourselves they all came for us even though we knew better). Again, surrounded by friends in a place we loved, we wondered if we made the right choice.
As I was packing up suitcases the night before we left Granville, I suddenly felt the same urgency I felt leaving Pittsford. I couldn't shake the feeling that it was time to leave, that it was not where we belonged. It was an uncomfortable feeling, especially because we'd had such a great visit, but as we drove away the next morning, I recognized it as a confirmation of our decision to move. It was an answer to our prayers eight years later than we wanted it.
Even though we loved visiting the places we used to live and spending time with everyone we love so much, I finally knew that we had made the right decision, that we are where we're supposed to be, and that, although it was wonderful to go back, it's time for me to stop looking back. Besides, we live in a pretty great place right now with many, many good friends. I think that instead of pining for what might have been, I'll enjoy what I have right now, including the neighbor next door who always brings me cake (hint, hint…) She's the best.


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So, now that Peeper's introduction to solid food is imminent - We're thinking the end of next week, based on a variety of factors, including banana ripening (It needs to be good and squishy.), our schedules (We have to find a time when we've got nothing else going on for a while, since the first time will be a Big Deal requiring Full Parental Participation - and a bath.), and neuroses too ridiculous to admit (Yes, mine. They are always mine.) - we're thinking we should at least pretend that we're eat-at-the-table kind of folks, because that was one important characteristics of the "better people" who we were supposed to magically become when we had a kid.
To that end, I tried to remember to sit myself down at the table, with her in her high chair, for at least some of my many mini-meals today (yesterday).
As you can see, I've loaded her up with lots of food-related things to play around with - some plastic bowls and spoons, and a variety of sippy cups, each with a tiny bit of cold water in it - and she is very much enjoying them.
The table is set
I've also devised a system for boosting her up a little higher, and propping her more upright in the chair. It involves three handtowels. And, once there's actual food, I suspect it will require frequent laundering, as well.
I'm kickin' ass in here, now!
(If only my arms were long enough to reach anything.)
She should be an old pro at the highchair and the "mealtime routine" by the time we get around to actually giving her anything to eat.
So, where's this banana you keep talking about, Mama?


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Hm. I thought you weren't going to respond to me anymore. Oh well. Anyways, the taser, under most circumstances, has no more effect than causing temporary pain and paralysis. It's certainly not perfect, but it is quite possibly the most humane aid to law enforcement ever invented.
I challenge you to come up with a more humane means for subduing potentially dangerous individuals.
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The mere fact that we HAVE tasers is evidence of the efforts of the law enforcement community to have the most humane ways to restrain perps available.
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Given what this guy has done in the past, I don't think it's likely he was out to educate people. He had a reputation for being a prankster. I think he just wanted to cause a commotion and get his name in the campus paper, and he did just that.
Even if he did want to educate people, this is not the most effective way to do that...


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... has re-taken over my life. Remember last semester when I was bored and had nothing to do.
Well, the four classes I am currently taking, the two classes I am teaching, and the show I am working on, are all conspiring together to make sure that there is nothing like a repeat of last semester. I don't think I can get all of this stuff done!
I mean, I want to watch a movie or something.


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I love these sheets! They may be a bit unconventional but they have the power to brighten up a space. The quilt set is perfect for anyone looking to freshen up a bedroom with a unique piece or to bring the outside in like never before. Not quite committed to a whole bed set? Revive your living room with Bed of Grass Cushion Covers.
SPREADEM is a new Sydney-based bedding label creating playful products for your bedroom featuring unique prints with a healthy dash of kitsch. I can't wait to see what other sweet prints they've got in the works. While your checking them out, also check out Sticks and Stones Agency, an Australian based fashion agency with an online shop worth perusing.
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If you are one like me, a baby boomer, who lived her youth in the seventies, who was a fanatic feminist, who belonged to the ones burning their bras, who adored Twiggy and no breasted women, I guess you still cannot get used to the big breast spurting out of an outrageous décolleté, or no décolleté at all.
You, like me , prefer the elegance of Audrey Hepburn to the vulgarity of many starlets with lips like Africans and breast like old fashioned South Italy women.
I am one of those who loves classic dresses, with smart accessories and almost no make up.
In a few words, I think that "class is not water" and breast must be the right size.
So, if you have my tastes and a breast like Marilyn Monroe, may be you are looking for a place where they do exactly the opposite of what women do now:
Beverly Hills breast reduction, where they can give you that touch of class that only a well proportioned breast can give to a woman.
And if you look for a place with standards to your breast surgery, you can stop here:
Los Angeles breast reduction
But beware, the "size only" method often leaves the breasts smaller, but still lacking the pleasing shape you are looking for.
Proportion is what I am talking about.
It doesn't need to be too small, it just needs to be the right size for your body.
In a few words, you want to add that perfection that nature often lacks.
And you will, with the help of a California Plastic Surgeon, because he knows how to bring an individualized approach to your breast's size.
Sunday, June 03, 2007
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so i'd like to thank the fashion gods for this one. my prayers have been answered. i love this woman. i love her ruthlessness, her never changing hair style, the sheer, raw power she has over everything that is clothing in this country and many, many others. seeing this movie will put me one step closer to completing a life quest. i've always wanted to meet her, no, study her. this documentary is as close as i'm going to get. (for now at least)
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okay people, for those of you that have been looking for the Kodak Zi8 Silicone Sleeve to protect your precious new baby camcorder, Kodak's official website has them back in stock and are now on sale!
i have already purchased one and it's about 25 bucks out the door.
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It's been a month since LifePlan Coaching with Chris LoCurto. As I have absorbed the intense two days and reviewed my notes, I have made a list of nuggets, as I do with all forms of extensive training. I know I need a mentor and I pray that God has someone who will be just the right person for me on this part of my journey.
List of Nuggets from LifePlan Coaching:
- Unbeknown to me, I really wasn't accepting my childhood and past.
- The feeling I could have done something to change the results of my childhood and past has been permeating my life.
- I have been living with fear I didn't think I had.
- I have had deep fear that the life I had before is somehow going to be repeated.
- The degree at which I feel I am not good enough is tremendous.
- The stress I learned to live with in my childhood is an expectation that I feel I must do and keep up now because it was the norm.
- How the gas pedal and brake concepts affect my life significantly, and the focus needs to be kept at monitoring them.
- The level of abuse in my life was more significant, a major impact, and very prevalent, much more than I have given it credit.
- I have spent 35 years in a toxic belief system and being controlled.
- Never having been encouraged, told what I did was good, and spending years being punished, I continue to live out those same feelings in everything. I have lived with feelings of being displeasing and being a disappointment my entire life. I now think everyone feels the same way about me.
- I have carried over these same concepts to my relationship with God.
The areas I feel that have come to light that need to be spent more time reflecting on are:
- How do I change and feel and see God in my past? Yes, I know in my mind he was there. How do I go back and feel he was apart of those details (in my heart) like I do in my journey today when I didn't feel or see him then?
- What am I actively doing to live My Life Purpose?
- How do aggressively change the "Not Good Enough" mentality to rid it out of my mode of operating?
God has used Chris greatly in my life. I feel I have barely got a grasp on my nuggets let alone its impact in my life. I pray that I can let the concepts work deep down into my feet and become the gal God wants me to be. He is amazing at how he works and I truly stand in awe.
Thank You big brother Chris!


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Hazy memory of this one – perhaps a late 60's or early 70's movie. Maybe even a TV film. I think it took place at a Fort in the 1800's. I only recall three characters – maybe the only ones left at the Fort? The sergeant was particularly brutal on one of the men and the stronger guy constantly stood up for his friend and volunteered to do his duties. The sergeant insisted the weaker guy climb some sort of tower and in the end he falls and dies. The eventual struggle between the remaining two men ends with the sergeant's death. In the end, the stronger guy puts his dead friend in a bed and lays the dead sergeant at the edge of the bed by the dead guy's feet. This hearkens back to a conversation they had earlier in the film where it was stated that there was some sort of tradition that a dead warrior's favorite dog would be placed at his feet when he dies. What is this movie?
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Terrifying Cursed Idol Begins Breathing
Though my memory on this is hazy, I think it was a low budget horror film or TV movie from the late 70's/early 80s. It may have been a mummy movie or something to do with Egypt/curses. Towards the end, a group of people are in a boat with ill-gotten treasure. An idol they have – which is small and Buddha-like – horrifyingly begins breathing. I think it gets thrown overboard. Any ideas?


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Ok, it sounds sort of weird to be calling it a playgroup when it's just one other child, but I can't think of a better name. Social Skills group? Social Skills lesson? Anyway, it's the time when her speech therapist works on social skills with her and a little boy who is almost 3, whom I'll call "A".
Today was the 2nd session, and I watched a little bit this time through the 2-way mirror. (Miss Marty in the office allowed Riley to do her math in there with her so there wouldn't be any concern about Riley leaving the building like she did over the summer.) Austin was working on adverbs in the hallway.
Reece and A were on the floor with Miss Alexis. They were playing with dollhouse furniture and the dolls. A's mom said they had already played with one toy and picked it up, and this was the next toy they chose. Neither Reece nor A were paying any attention to each other. Alexis was making them ask for the piece of the toy they wanted to play with, and A was having a hard time doing that. Reece asked for the swing and a baby. Alexis modeled for her how to say it in a full question format instead of just "swing and baby". Once A asked for his pieces, Alexis tried to get them to interact with each other and their pieces.
They are very good at copying, or echoing, what Alexis tells them to say, but there was no initiating of conversation. Many times A would get upset and tantrum (he spins when he gets upset) and Reece didn't even look up. That really bothers me. Alexis said later that Reece handed him the toy slide, which he wanted at one point. So that is a good thing! And a few minutes ago, she said to me "A was crying today!" and I was so excited!! (3 hours late, but that's still something good!!)
When it was time for Reece to go to Occupational Therapy, and for A to have his Speech Therapy session (Reece has hers before A comes to play), they had to clean up toys and say goodbye to each other. Alexis will say "A, say 'goodbye Reece'" and Reece said "Goodbye Reece!". Like I said, they are both very good at copying what she tells them to say, they just don't understand the meaning behind it. And trying to get them to look at each other when they talk to each other is quite a chore! But I really do think this is good for both kids!
A will be gone on vacation next week, so we won't have a session then, but they will start back in December! I'm going to make sure Reece takes a little gift to A for Christmas! :)
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
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The Republic of Ecuador, whose name derives from the Equatorial line that runs across its central part, has a 270670 square kilometre extension and it is located in the north-western coast of South America, between the 1° 27' northern and the 5° southern latitudes. Its current population is of over 11 million inhabitants. Its neighbouring countries are Peru and Colombia.
the Andean cordillera divide the country into three regions: the coastal plain, the Andean mountains or sierra and the eastern Amazon forest. The Galapagos Islands, a volcanic archipelago in which a great variety of birds and animals live is considered a fourth region.
The capital Quito is located in the central part of the country at 2800 metres above sea level.
Time in Ecuador is five hours ahead of that of the Greenwich Meridian Time (GMT). When at noon in Ecuador it is:
Due to this geographic division the weather differs considerably in each zone.
On the coast the rainy season starts in June and ends in November.
In the sierra the rainy season starts in December and ends in May.
In the east rainfalls are frequent throughout the year.
- Use comfortable footwear or sneakers during hikes.
- Drink enough liquids during your excursions.
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All travellers must get in contact with the Embassy of Ecuador in their countries of origin and verify what kind of visa they are going to need. The visa requirements are subject to changes.
Spanish is the Republic of Ecuador's official language. However, there are other languages and dialects used by the diverse ethnical groups of the country. Amongst these languages, Quechua is the most spread one. It is spoken in the sierra an in the Amazon, where two deriving dialects are in use: the Quechua of Napo and the Quechua of Pastaza.
In September of the year 1999, the Ecuadorian government began a process of equalising its economy with the US dollar, which has ended in the replacement of the national currency, the Sucre, for the US dollar for good.
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Full day excursions: US$ 6.00 per person
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Quito: 2800 metres above sea level
Cuenca: 2549 metres above sea level
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The Bachelorette Finale Season 5: Jillian and Ed still together
T he Bachelorette star Jillian Harris has handed out her final rose and she choose Ed Swiderski during the season's finale earlier Monday night.
So it is confirmed that Ed and Jillian are officially a couple when she delightedly accepted his marriage proposal, and immediately the countdown begins for the time before their wedding starts or the breakup.
However, majority or great number of viewers were actually expecting that she will choose Kiptyn but she rejected him as well as Reid who by last minute shook things up.
But as the end result, Ed is the lucky guy who got the Bachelorette girl. So do you expect their relationship will most likely to head into the altar direction or soon we will be surprise learning about their split up shortly after the finale.
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