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The path to see a cancer specialist isn't always the same for every cancer patient. As it turns out, certain groups of patients may have a longer road to the hospital than others.
A new survey of more than 41,000 cancer patients in the United Kingdom revealed that 77 percent of patients who visited a family doctor when they first experienced symptoms were referred to a specialist after only one or two consultations.
But for women, young patients, ethnic minorities, and people with less common types of cancers – such as multiple myeloma, pancreatic, stomach, and ovarian cancer – they were more likely to visit a doctor two or three times before they were referred to a hospital.
"The bottom line is we need to prioritize research on the diagnosis of cancer," said Georgios Lyratzopoulos, clinical senior research associate at the University of Cambridge and lead investigator for the study. "We're highlighting the limitations of the cancer research model. What has been forgotten implicitly is research to develop the better understanding of how people with cancer present – what is called 'symptom signature.'"
The findings were a result of secondary analysis of the English National Cancer Patient Experience Survey done on cancer patients with 24 different cancers in 2010. While the research is specific to U.K. doctors and hospitals, Lyratzopoulos said he is certain the trends he discovered will be echoed in future research conducted in the United States and beyond.
"It's a global issue; it's not something that only affects the UK," Lyratzopoulos said. "I imagine after this paper is published and it percolates to our scientific peers, there will be some emulation of this work."
The researchers only presented the patterns they discovered, but Lyratzopoulos and his colleagues proposed some preliminary theories as to why the trends existed. For one, they believe that doctors are less likely to suspect cancer in younger patients because demographically, they typically have lower cancer rates.
The same goes for perceptions of women and cancer risk, according to the researchers. Comparatively, women have lower rates of cancer than men, so doctors may have a tendency to consider the possibility of cancer later than they should.
"What it demonstrates is that doctors do kind of know these trends and internalize it in some generalized way," Lyratzopoulos said. "They pass judgment in a way that they shouldn't. That's the theory anyway; we have no data for this, but that's what we put in the paper."
But the real problem, Lyratzopoulos said, lies in the lack of knowledge surrounding diagnosis. For bladder cancer, women were twice as likely as men to visit their doctor three or more times before getting a hospital referral. The researchers felt this represented the difficulty for some doctors to differentiate between symptoms of bladder cancer and bladder infection or other generic gynecological conditions.
Also, patients who had a little known cancer called multiple myeloma were 18 times more likely to require three or more pre-referral visits from their family doctor. Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer that mimics many other conditions, making it difficult for doctors to diagnose.
The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF) said studies like these highlight the need for physicians to be better educated in the various cancer screening techniques, especially for the lesser known cancers.
"It's unusual for a primary care doctor to make the diagnosis [of multiple myeloma], but to be able to pick up on the initial signs is something that should be incorporated [in cancer screenings]," said Anne Young, vice president of strategic alliances for MMRF. "Don't just look at the typical results, but look at protein levels." This technique can help to better detect multiple myeloma.
Dr. Brett Ruffo, a colorectal surgeon at Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead, NY, said this research not only highlights the need for better education in physicians – but also in patients.
"The education has to go far from just the physicians; education goes from the doctors to the nursing staff to community outreach centers and so on," Ruffo said. "That's why we're trying to create these big comprehensive programs – where we partner up with hospitals and physicians to allow a multi-disciplinary team of doctors to be available at all times for information. It would allow us to reach out the community to discuss a whole range of cancer topics."
Lyratzopoulos and his colleagues echoed this sentiment, including recommendations in their paper for both doctors and policy makers in order to alleviate diagnosis problems. They suggested a need for clinicians to be more aware of the disparity in patient group diagnosis, as well as participate in more benchmark data collection. They also recommended to policy makers re-evaluating medical education requirements and a system re-design that would allow more use of diagnostic tests.
Overall, according to the researchers, it is crucial to shorten the diagnosis process as much as possible, because the earlier the diagnosis, the better chances for the patient's survival.
"We need to move away from the idea that we just need to treat cancer better," Lyratzopoulos said. "While treating cancer is important, prompt diagnosis can make treatment much more effective."

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OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 16, 2010) - The Honourable Beverley J. Oda, Minister of International Cooperation, today issued the following statement upon learning the death of Guillaume Siemienski, a CIDA employee on assignment with the United Nations, and Helene Rivard, a CIDA consultant, as a result of the earthquake in Haiti.
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Mr. Siemienski was a development officer at CIDA on assignment to the United Nations. He had been with CIDA since 1999. Ms. Rivard had been a consultant with CIDA for more than twenty years.
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Phil Mickelson is hoping for the wind to blow and the rain to fall this week as he aims for his personal "double double" of Scottish Open and British Open success which the American achieved last year.
The Scottish event, which starts on Thursday at Royal Aberdeen, is the perfect preparation for the major challenge at Royal Liverpool on July 17, Mickelson told reporters on Wednesday.
"For me each round presents a great opportunity to work on my game," he said. "It gives me the chance to get sharp as well as to compete and attempt to defend the championship I'm very proud to have won last year.
"I'm looking forward to it. Tomorrow's supposed to be terrible weather, I hope it is because I would love to get out in that stuff and be able to play in it as I never get a chance to back home."
Mickelson, a five-time major winner, revealed he used to struggle with links golf because he always fought the conditions.
"I would swing hard, I would put more spin on it, and the wind would have a greater effect," said the 44-year-old left-hander.
"Now after learning how to take more clubs, swing it easier, and let it feel like you are hitting little half-shots, I'm not fighting it because I'm not having to make full hard aggressive swings."
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Keeping the love alive after the honeymoon
Emily Mongan
Think back to the first day on your current job. Your desk or workspace was probably well organized, your outfit carefully put together. You probably spent the day doing paperwork or having orientation, gearing up for all of the big ideas and you were going to bring to the table in your new position.
What's happened since then?
There are probably many of you out there who can report, confidently, that you're still at that level of energy and optimism that you were on Day 1. That's great. But for other employees there may have been a shift that occurred over time — while they still enjoy their jobs and take pride in their work, that initial optimism and energy may have worn down a bit.
It's the same as a student who carefully arranges his or her school supplies the night before school starts, ready to stay on top of their assignments, only to have their backpacks and lockers turn into a mess of loose papers and dried out pens. That shift from ready and excited to work, to an employee who may just move through the motions is so universal, there's even been a meme (or several) made out of it.
That "honeymoon" period is prime time for providers to increase employee engagement, according to Holleran, a research company that focuses on senior living employees. Recent research from the organization has found first-year employees in the sector to be nearly 10% more engaged that workers who have been at their jobs for more than a year.
And those engagement levels don't seem to bounce back — Holleran found that workers who have been in their position for two years have similar engagement levels as their coworkers who have been at the job 10 years or longer.
Holleran broke down employees' engagement levels into three colored zones: Orange, Blue and Green. In an ideal world, your facility would be full of workers in the Orange Zone, those who are highly engaged, excited about and invested in the future of the organization.
After that year period, it's more likely that employees may slip into the Blue Zone — those who show up and do their jobs well, but aren't engaged with the organization. Some may even fall into the Green Zone, described by Holleran as mostly disengaged workers who are "change resistant and possibly even toxic individuals who threaten the culture and the progress of the organization."
So the lesson seems to be to focus employee engagement efforts on workers in the Orange Zone, when motivation is already running high, and attempt to keep that momentum going as the months and years roll on. But how?
Googling "how to keep employees engaged" or a similar phrase turns up no shortage of articles filled with tips for increasing worker motivation. But this article from Forbes caught my eye with its 37 tips on motivation.
The advice includes things that are pretty easy to apply for long-term care providers, such as rewarding accomplishments (like this senior living operator who offers workers free post-retirement care at the facility based on tenure), or being a leader worth following. This recent analysis found the way managers treat employees is key to creating a successful resident safety program.
So tap into that employee honeymoon phase while you have the chance. If your employees, or even you, have moved on into a more complacent phase, it may be time to break out some new motivational approaches to get engagement back on track. Your organization will be stronger for it.
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Has Kevin Durant Ruined The Upcoming NBA Season?
I'm sure that everyone knows by now, unless you live under a rock, that Kevin Durant chose to join the Golden State Warriors with his free agency during this past off season. Some people like the idea and a lot of people hate it. For those that see it as no big deal or a non issue; allow me to put this move into perspective for you.
The Warriors, without Durant, were already a super team. They had 3 current all stars, the best shooting back court in NBA history, a former all star in Andre Iguodala coming off the bench, and the current back to back league MVP, Stephen Curry; who many say has now emerged as the best player in the world. Not to mention, they also had the best bench in the league as well. Without Durant they were able to win 73 games out of 82 in the regular season; which is the best record of all time. They even started last season off with a 24 game winning streak. Without Durant and with their best player injured, they were able to make it to the Finals for the second straight season and push LeBron and company to 7 games. Now, they ultimately lost in the Finals, but a lot of fans are saying that LeBron was lucky. I'm not taking anything away from LeBron or the Cavs but if Dreymond Green hadn't been suspended a game, Iggy and Bogut hadn't of been injured those last few games, and Curry was 100%, there could have been a different outcome to the Finals. That was all without Kevin Durant. What's that? You don't know who Kevin Durant is? Allow me to put him into perspective for everyone.
Kevin Durant is primarily a SF. He's 6'10 with a 7'6 wing span and he weighs around 240 lbs. Not only does he have size, but he has a very decent handle. Decent enough to take defenders off the dribble. It doesn't stop there, though. He has a hell of a jump shot too. He can pull up and drain it from 3, mid range, you name it. He was the second pick in the 2007 draft, 7x all star, all star MVP, 5x All NBA 1st Team, All NBA 2nd Team, 2008 Rookie of the Year, Rookie Challenge MVP, 4x Scoring Champion to date, member of the 40-50-90 club (40% 3pt, 50% FG, 90% FT), 2x Olympic Gold Medalist, and a former league MVP. Oh yea, he's only 28 years old. He has career averages of 27.4 ppg, 48.3 FG%, 38 3pt%, 88.2 FT%, 7 RPG, and 3.4 APG. Durant is widely considered by many to be the second best player in the world behind only LeBron James. Those that have now added Curry to that category still have Durant in the top three. So Durant is a top 2 or 3 player in the world and he has joined the best regular season team in NBA history. A 73 win, championship contending, super team.
This past week, Golden State faced the Clippers, a very good team in their own right. Many consider the Clippers the 3rd or 4th best team currently in the NBA. Anyways, Golden State faced the Clippers in a preseason game and stomped them by 45pts. Sure, this was only a preseason game but all the best players from each team played and the Warriors honestly looked like they were practising or in a shootaround. So I ask you guys; has Durant's move to Golden State ruined this upcoming season? Are the Finals a for gone conclusion? Will the regular season be boring to watch?
Let me know your opinions.
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No. if we recall, the Heat lost to the Mavs in 2011. Nobody would have predicted that based on looking at the rosters on paper.
I think Golden State is the favorite and I do think they will play well together because none of those guys(KD, Curry, Klay, Green) need the ball in their hands all the time to be effective. They can all play off the ball. So I don't see any real chemistry issues.
But a jump shooting team can be had. If the jumpers aren't falling, they aren't falling. And they still won't be able to keep Lebron from getting to the basket at will, and have nobody who can check Kyrie. Once Bogut got hurt and wasn't there to protect the basket, they couldn't guard Cleveland nearly as effectively. KD won't change that.
Maybe. Depends on how consistently good they can be. For anyone paying attention, between the Durant signing and other off the court issues, this team could be considered the top monster heels in the NBA. It is a cool narrative and may add some intrigue to the season.
There are also other stories out there: NY's additions, the Cavs repeat attempt, the rebuilding Lakers, whatever the heck the Bulls are supposed to be, the growth and future of the Celts, the Duncanless Spurs, Clippers chaos, and what the heck is Westbrook going to be?
But you may be on to something. If Draymond can handle the changes and know his role and everyone else stays relatively healthy, with Kerr's leadership this team may make this season a waste of time and attention.
My take on this is that I myself am tired of all the "super teams" that have been assembled over the last eight years or so. Now mind you, I do miss the way teams were in the 90's, but I'm fully aware that the times had to change after the reign of Bulls in the 90's and the early 2000's Lakers. But for me, Kevin Durant didn't necessarily ruin the upcoming season for me. What gets me is the decision to join a team that didn't need him, and also the very same team that knocked him out of the playoffs. Clearly he's chasing a ring, but him joining an already stacked team doesn't translate to rings. Also, looking at the last six years alone, it's become almost predictable as who the favorites are to at least get to the Finals, let alone win it. Hell, LeBron has been in the last six Finals with two different squads. I guess what I'm trying to say if that there needs to be more parity in the NBA. Way to many teams are considered afterthoughts after the Warriors and Cavs. You should have the top stars playing on different teams.
I don't have a problem with super teams being made depending on how it's done. The way the Celtics were made wasn't bad and even though I wanted them to lose more than anything, I still loved the team. The Cavs big 3 and Lakers big 4 that was really only 1 (Kobe, gasol, Nash, Howard) isn't bad at all. The Heat big 3 being formed isn't even as bad as Durant joining the Warriors. 3 mates joining a team. Sure it was hectic but it won't ever compare to joining the rival reigning championship team. I know Durant is going to have the time of his life and really he isn't doing anything wrong but it's just so foreign that it has to be frowned upon.
Enough about that, what they did to the clippers was disgusting. Made me lose hope for the season. I always knew it was going to be Warriors/Cavs but now it's probably just Warriors to lose. I am so scared of their final 5 or so minute team with Iggy at the 3, KD at the 4 and Green at the 5. How can that team be guarded? If the same thing didn't happen every year, a super team being predicted to dominate but taking time to gel, then I would say they were a lock to beat the regular season win record. Hard to see this team needing time to gel but sure enough it'll happen. They'll probably lose a few easy ones to start the season but come January onward there is no team that is going to compete.
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No, because people love to hate. Wrestling is a great example. Roman Reigns is the most recent example. In basketball Lebron James is another good example. A lot of people, even outside Ohio, hated him for what he did to the Cavs. A) because a lot of people considered it taking the easy way out, and B) they believed what you're proposing; that it makes the upcoming season boring. What happened? The lost 2 of their chances at a ring. Many were happy about that. Not because the other team won. But because the Heat lost.
Just because people have been rooting for GS in the recent past doesn't mean they won't start loving to hate them now. A) they're getting a lot of bandwagon fans, which automatically makes them a target for haters, and B) they've created a super team, meaning the haters are going to love to watch them lose. Maybe they will. Maybe they won't. But it'll bring in ratings nonetheless.
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Within the first year of its founding, the Center was encouraged to focus on the growing problem of housing affordability. With support from the Boston Catholic Archdiocese and the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, the Dukakis Center undertook new research which culminated in the release of the "New Paradigm" report on housing in late 2000. That highly commended report would demonstrate the need for 38,000 new units of housing in the region in order to slow what had been double-digit annual price appreciation and noted the need for action to change zoning to permit the development of more affordable housing.
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Book Talks gathers five recently published books addressing topical themes such as active citizenship, design and ethics, consumerism, children's rights, feminism, technological development, and many more. Each Book Talk consists of short presentations of the books, followed by a moderated discussion and an audience Q&A in an inspiring and intimate round-table format. Come and join the discussion!
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Author Notes: Very lightly adapted from Martha Rose Shulman's The Simple Art of Vegetarian Cooking. It's a perfect, dead-simple brunch dish, not least because once you put it in the oven, you can tend to everything else that has to be done. I've included Shulman's melted onions recipe here, but feel free to substitute your own version of caramelized onions. (Or your own filling period. The template for the baked frittata is what's most important here.) And finally, if you don't have Greek yogurt, I've strained regular yogurt for just an hour or so before baking this. It's worked plenty well enough. —Nicholas Day
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- In a large skillet, warm the olive oil over medium heat and then add the onions and cook, stirring, until they soften, about five minutes or so. Then add 1/2 teaspoon sea salt, the thyme and the minced garlic. Turn the heat to low and cover. Cook, stirring frequently, for another 30 to 40 minutes, or until the onions are very soft and lightly colored but not browned.
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Ketchup (or catsup, you sass) is one of those accepted fragments of American life: It's a given, it's part of our framework, it speaks to children and hipsters in equal tones, it's probably on your burger right now. But that doesn't mean it is immutable. Chefs who are serious about their burgers make their own in-house flavors, amped with fruit or kissed with curry. But now with the arrival of Sir Kensington's Gourmet Scooping Ketchup, it feels like ketchup is finally getting the attention it deserves. One of the founding fathers of this fresh little pot is from Minnesota, and while the ketchup has been getting buzz for a few years, it has only recently become widely available at Lunds and Byerly's and is being used at Pat's Tap.
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Katy Perry unveiled her new single 'Chained to the Rhythm' on Friday (10.02.17) and has heralded it as the start of her "purposeful pop" era
Katy Perry has launched her "purposeful pop era" with the release of her new single 'Chained to the Rhythm'.
The 32-year-old singer unveiled her track on Friday (10.02.17) - the first song from her upcoming new album coming on Capitol Records/Virgin EMI - which she recorded with Max Martin, Sia Furler, Ali Payami and Skip Marley.
Katy tackles society's obsession with social media and the current political climate in America in the song.
In what seems to be a reference to social media, she can be heard singing: "Are we crazy / Living our lives through a lens
Trapped in our white picket fence / Like ornaments / So comfortable, we're living in a bubble, bubble / So comfortable, we cannot see the trouble, trouble / Aren't you lonely / Up there in utopia / Where nothing will ever be enough / Happily numb / So comfortable, we're living in a bubble, bubble / So comfortable, we cannot see the trouble, trouble."
Then seemingly airing her anger over the election of Donald Trump as President last year, Katy - who campaigned for Democrat candidate Hilary Clinton to get to the White House - later on sings: "It is my desire / Break down the walls to connect, inspire / Up in your high place, liars / Time is ticking for the empire / The truth they feed is feeble / As so many times before / They greed over the people / They stumbling and fumbling / And we about to riot / They woke up, they woke up the lions."
Katy took to Twitter to her 95.7 million followers that the track is available now to stream and download and also reveal that her new LP is going to deal with more heavyweight subjects than love and partying.
She tweeted: "We gonna call this era Purposeful Pop ... question everything ... Evolution right on track (sic)"
Katy - who is in a relationship with Orlando Bloom - will perform 'Chained to the Rhythm' for the first time at the 59th Grammy Awards that take place on Sunday night (12.02.17).


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London's cyclists are being urged to complete a short 60 second survey on cycle security put together by the London Cycling Campaign. Bike theft is a constant nagging headache for most urban cyclists and the LCC wants to move it up the agenda for the capital's police and politicians.
One of the objectives of the LCC is to lobby the Mayor's office and police with accurate data from real-life situations. This month they're running a 60-Second Survey which they hope as many people as possible will complete and they'll use this information to help get some action, especially to tackle the websites that specialise in selling stolen bikes.
LCC communications officer Mike Cavenett said, "The situation where people are having to 'police' street markets and websites themselves has got to stop. "Theft costs the city millions in property each year, along with the hidden cost of all those lost cyclists who can't afford or just don't have the will to replace a stolen bike."
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A good solid week of great weather is bound to inspire many more people out on their bikes for commuting, errands and leisure. Which is a good thing. Not so good is that no sooner have many of these new cyclists turned their backs while working, shopping or popping into the pub than a reawakened army of thieves will be relieving them of their bikes, possibly causing a disappointed return to cars and public transport with a shrug of, "This is all a bit too much trouble and expense."
Even the committed, all-year-round cyclists who invest heavily in good locks for their cherished mounts are in dismay with many a forum like this one on Singletrack bemoaning yet another "disappeared" bike and the inevitable but usually fruitless quest for its return.
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Occupy Wall Street is by now the catchphrase of 2011, and perhaps many years to come. But this movement against entrenched injustice belongs was born of a wave of protests that swept across the globe and, together, radically shifted the currents of change. From Tunisia to Egypt, from Athens to Madrid, from Zuccotti Park to Londonas financial district, each local movement aired its own grievances and acted with its own goals in sight. The anger and frustration that underpin these movements, however, is collective. It is the sense that our societies have for too long favored the few and left the rest behindaand that enough is enough. In this stirring collection, edited by journalists Anya Schiffrin and Eamon Kircher-Allen, voices from across the world tell the story of the movement that is redefining this moment in history. Many of these voices hail from the front lines: we hear from the Egyptian youth leaders who transformed Tahrir Square into a symbol of freedom; we hear from the Indignados who raged against austerity measures in already dark times; and we hear of the many, from New York to Wisconsin to Oakland, who marched under the banner aWe Are the 99%.a In addition, pieces by Schiffrin, Nobel Prize-winning economists Joseph Stiglitz and Jeffrey Sachs, and columnist Laurie Penny frame these movements in the context of global capitalism and its discontents. World history is marked by pivotal years that have redirected its course: 1789; 1848; 1939; 1968; 2001. Only time will tell whether 2011 belongs in such company, but this yearas protest movements have undeniably given shape and spirit to a new global community: the 99%.This crash course onfiscal malfeasance transformed me intoan outspokenagitator dedicated to both exposing the fraud thatlies ... After spendingtwo decades as an oncology nurse, working with both adultsandchildren diagnosed withcancer, anbsp;...
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1. Take a Gondola: The best way to see Whistler, BC is to take a gondola between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. On the Peak 2 Peak Gondola you will be treated to 360-degree views of Whistler Village, the majestic mountains, and the powdery ski slopes below. And the best part is you don't have to know how to ski to enjoy the roundtrip gondola experience. Insider tip: If you go in the summer get a lift one way to the top and mountain bike down! Web: Peak 2 Peak Alpine Experience. Location: 4545 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, British Columbia V0N 1B4, Canada.
2. Explore Bobsledding: At the Whistler Sliding Centre visitors can tour the official site of the bobsled, luge, and skeleton competitions. Discover exhibits, interactive displays, and even sit in sled! For those who want to try out bobsledding the centre offers a bobsledding package too! Web: Whistler Sliding Centre. Location: 4910 Glacier Ln, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4, Canada.
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Nokia has announced that its latest Nseries devices, the Nokia N900 and Nokia N97 Mini, are now available to pre-order online from the Nokia shop.
Pricing stands at £429 for the Nokia N97 Mini and £499 for the Nokia N900 internet tablet, SIM-free, whilst shipping is said to begin later this year.
Coming with a touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard and the ability to have "dozens" of applications running at the same time, the Nokia N900 also offers an ARM Cortex-A8 processor, up to 1GB of application memory and OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics acceleration.
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Alright, United States of Americans, Thanksgiving is almost here! I know of a certain toddler who has been asking for days to "Go to Thanksgiving," after hearing promises of turkey, spaghetti (What? It's a family tradition.) and pie. We seem to love talking about food here on Heifer Blog, so we'd be remiss if we didn't present you with links to help you make the most of your (environmentally friendly!) Thanksgiving holiday.
Slow Food USA has a complete guide for Thanksgiving, from recipes to tips and tricks for making your holiday a slow one.
The Environmental Blog has a good handful of Green Thanksgiving Tips. Recyclebank and The Alternative consumer can help you have a greener holiday, too.
Grist wants you to know that real turkeys are making a comeback.
Ecocentric provides a good guide to finding a sustainably raised turkey.
If you're responsible for cooking the turkey for your family, check out USDA's tips on Thanksgiving planning and preparing a healthy and safe turkey.
Have a vegan cousin coming to your meal? Here are 9 Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes Carnivores Will Eat Too from treehugger.
Treehugger is also your hook-up for 9 Ways to Send Free Thanksgiving E-Cards, if you want to ditch the pen-and-paper route.
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Hey Cuties, We are weeks into spring and summer is on the horizon. Did you create your summer body this winter? I didn't, I ate all of the things, I rocked my big sweaters and I lived for the moment. I saw people on social media getting their work out on but that meant nothing to me. I'm just not that type. Babe started doing the Insanity workout again and I sat on the sofa in the basement and watched him work out while eating a big bowl of ice cream. #TrueStory


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USA Today: Coral Gables businesses could be hurt by UM revelations, sanctions
By Sun Sentinel
August 18, 2011
Coral Gables bars and shops around the University of Miami are worried about the impact of a possible NCAA death penalty against the Hurricanes football program, according to a USA Today report . After an explosive Yahoo report that ex-booster and convicted Ponzi schemer booster Nevin Sharpio showered players with South Beach sex parties, money and gifts for 8 years, the local businesses say fans enthusiasm and spending could plunge this season....
Report: Hamas fires rockets, violating cease-fire with Israel
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August 7, 2014
Israel's military said Thursday that militants fired two rockets from Gaza, violating a ceasefire truce, USA Today reported. In a short statement on Twitter, the Israeli Defense Force using the name @IDFSpokesperson, said the rockets struck southern Israel and added, "Terrorists have violated the cease-fire. " To read more, go to USA Today .
USA Today honors Ely standout
- Dave Brousseau
December 28, 2007
The accolades for Ely defensive back Patrick Johnson continue to roll in. Johnson was named USA Today's Defensive Player of the Year on Thursday, just days before he leaves for San Antonio, Texas, to prepare for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Jan. 5. "I've worked hard in practice and games and it has paid off," Johnson said. Johnson is a physical defender with 4.37 speed in the 40. Johnson said he will officially announce which college he will attend during the All-American Bowl. He has orally committed to Miami.
Twin blow for Nike: Feds bust sneaker theft ring; company to back off making wearable hardware
From the Web
April 18, 2014
In a federal investigation, authorities have busted a black market sneaker scheme out of Nike's Oregon headquarters. Nike employees stole and sold sample shoes around the country for as much as $20,000 a pair, USA Today reported Friday. Nike Basketball's "promo product manager" Tung Ho, 35, worked with his alleged middleman and reseller, Jason Keating, 35, of Sanibel, raking in tens of thousands of dollars . Ho secretly ordered pre-production Nike sneakers, known as "Look See" models, directly from Nike's factory in China.
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Boca Raton doctor's Gulf oil spill song among final 5 in USA Today competition
By Ben Crandell, Sun Sentinel and South Florida Sun-Sentinel
August 20, 2010
Boca Raton doctor Mack Harrell, left, is one of five finalists in USA Today's contest to find the song that best captures the feelings of "loss, disappointment, despair and, yes, hope" in the wake of the Gulf oil spill devastation. The newspaper's OnDeadline website sent out the call for nominees a little more than a month ago. The final five, selected by singer-songwriter Craig Bickhardt, were named this week and included Harrell's "Oil and Water. " You can listen to Harrell's song and his competition, and vote for your favorite, here through Sunday.
St. Thomas No. 1 In Usa Today
- Christy Cabrera Chirinos
August 21, 2009
Another national ranking has put St. Thomas Aquinas' football team on top. This time, it's USA Today that has given the Raiders top billing, selecting them as the preseason No. 1 on its Super 25 Index released Thursday. St. Thomas was 15-0 last year and claimed the top spot in seven major high school football polls after winning its second consecutive Class 5A state title. "They have speed, a good strength program and a coach who's been around a long time," USA Today's Jim Halley said.
Broward Plant Runs Off `Usa Today` For Southeast Florida Area.
By LESLIE A. WILLIAMS, Business Writer
October 1, 1990
Life begins on Sundays at 9 p.m. for the USA Today newspapers printed at Florida Offset in southwest Broward. With the help of 39 employees, the second-largest circulating newspaper in the nation (second only to The Wall Street Journal) emerges from 16 press units to delivery trucks that distribute the colorful paper to homes, stores and kiosks from Key West to Fort Pierce. The paper is printed like clockwork Sunday through Thursday, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Like USA Today, Florida Offset is owned by Gannett Co., which also uses the plant to print 30 to 40 other publications, including the South Florida Business Journal, the Caribbean Business Journal, The Miami Times and Jewish World, Florida Offset general manager Ed Witte said.
Competitors Lay In Wait For `Usa Today` Failure
By JIM BENSON, Los Angeles Daily News
October 5, 1988
The sharks smell blood. In this case, the predators are syndicators that sell original first-run, non-network shows to TV stations around the country. Their prey is the hemorrhaging new series USA Today: The Television Show, the much-ballyhooed program that, during its first three weeks, was clobbered in the ratings and beaten senseless by the nation`s TV critics. As the show staggers into its fourth week, competitors are scurrying to come up with a replacement in case efforts to revive the video cousin of newspaper USA Today fail.
`Usa Today` A Terrible Idea Executed By Talented People
By BILL KELLEY, Television Writer
September 14, 1988
USA Today: The Television Show, which premiered at 7 p.m. Monday on WTVJ- Ch. 4 and WTVX-Ch. 34, is a singularly horrible example of what happens when you try to cash in on a trend that doesn`t really exist. Let me explain. Several years ago, Gannett publisher Al Neuharth concocted USA Today, an eye-catching, nationally available newspaper tailored to the decreased attention span of the TV audience. USA Today is packed with comic-book colors, flashy charts and graphics, and stories that summarize news events briefly and superficially.
Usa Today Hails St. Thomas As Pre-season No. 1
Posted by Christy Cabrera Chirinos on August 20, 2009 09:54 AM
August 20, 2009
The growth of high school football has created a sort of cottage-industry when it comes to polls and rankings. Several major websites and news organization are now in the business of trying to figure out who the nation's best high school football team is. But the USA Today Super 25 is widely regarded as one of the oldest and most prestigious polls. And it's USA Today that today, made St. Thomas Aquinas it's pre-season No. 1. The Raiders, who were 15-0 last season, finished at No. 1 in last year's final Super 25 and enter the season on a 24-game win streak.
Keith Reaser to participate in NFL Combine
By Dieter Kurtenbach | Sun Sentinel
February 19, 2014
FAU cornerback Keith Reaser tore his ACL in his left knee a little more than four months ago, but he told USA Today and the Sun Sentinel that he plans on participating in the 2014 NFL Scouting Combine this week in Indianapolis. Reaser will test in the weight-lifting portion of the combine, but he could also run the 40-yard dash when defensive backs take to the Lucas Oil Stadium field on Feb. 25. Reaser told USA Today he's still not...
Small earthquake felt in South Carolina, Georgia
From the Web
February 14, 2014
A small earthquake hit in South Carolina around 10:30 p.m. Friday, startling residents and shaking homes in South Carolina and across the border in Georgia, USA Today reported. USGS Geophysicist Dale Grant said the quake had a preliminary magnitude of 4.4 and was centered 7 miles west of the town of Edgefield, S.C. To read more, go to USA Today .
Broward high school results and schedules
Staff reports
September 18, 2013
The Coral Springs' girls volleyball team remained undefeated on Tuesday night following a five-set win at home against Douglas, 24-26, 25-18, 25-22, 20-25, 15-7. Julia Lewkowicz had 29 points, 31 kills and 14 digs for the Colts (6-0). Kendall McMann added 16 points, 25 kills and 12 digs. Aquinas moves up St. Thomas Aquinas' 27-13 triumph against defending national champ John Curtis Christian (La.) in the Mercedez-Benz Superdome in New Orleans on Friday didn't help the Raiders as much as in the national rankings as it hurt the Patriots.
Miami QB Morris on not cracking the AP Top 25: "I can give two you know whats."
By Christy Cabrera Chirinos and Sun Sentinel
September 3, 2013
The combination of a 34-6 win over FAU and opening-week losses for ranked teams including Oregon State and Boise State generated buzz over the weekend that Miami might make its return to college football's two major polls this week. Tuesday afternoon when the AP poll and the USA Today coaches' poll were released, the Hurricanes were 1-for-2. Miami was on the outside looking in of the AP Top 25, collecting 127 points while USC grabbed the...
St. Thomas, University among nation's top-ranked teams
By Christy Cabrera Chirinos, Sun Sentinel
August 9, 2013
As Broward County 's two defending state champions prepare to begin another football season, they do so as some of the nation's top-ranked teams. Both St. Thomas Aquinas and University School were well represented in several of the most well-known national football polls released this past week. The Raiders, who are bidding for their eighth state title, were the county's highest ranked team, earning the No. 5 spot in the PrepNation.Com National Prep Poll, the No. 9 spot in the Rivals 100, and the No. 11 spot in USA Today's Super 25. In June, St. Thomas was ranked No. 16 in the MaxPreps Early Contenders rankings.
About Rick Case
July 5, 2013
Rick Case discovered his true passion at an early age. From the front yard of his family home in Akron, Ohio selling used cars in high school. In 1962, he opened his first dealership in Akron, Ohio in 1962. Rick Case is as excited today about his business as he was 50 years ago and aggressively seeks opportunities to grow the Rick Case Auto Group which he owns and operate with his wife Rita Case. The Rick Case Automotive Group currently encompasses 15 dealerships in Ohio, Georgia and Florida including Acura, Audi, Fiat, Kia, Hyundai, Mazda, Mitsubishi, and Honda Cars and Cycles.
Gannett Says `Usa Today` To Lose `several Million Dollars`
Chicago Tribune
December 15, 1989
NEW YORK -- USA Today, Gannett Co.`s trend-setting but money-losing national newspaper, will lose "several million dollars" in 1989 but turn a profit next year, Gannett predicted Thursday. Speaking to analysts, Tom Curley, the paper`s president and chief operating officer, said: "We fully expect the 1990s to be our payback decade." The paper was launched in 1982 amid widespread Wall Street skepticism. Quickly, it generated many readers and huge losses, while the journalism community derided its bite-size approach to news and aped its splashy use of color and graphics.
Electronic Newspaper 'Delivered'
By Genaro C. Armas
November 19, 2009
Penn State, Indiana and Missouri are the first schools to participate in a USA Today initiative meant to test how students respond to electronic versions of printed newspapers. The "e-Edition" is free for students, faculty and staff. USA Today says it's identical to the newspaper's print edition but with additional interactive and exclusive content. For instance, the Penn State edition, which officially launched last week, includes a university-themed story selected and written by the school.
Gary Stein: Commendable, sure, but not "heroic"
Gary Stein and Columnist
May 5, 2013
I know a true hero, although he surely wouldn't call himself one. He is the son of a very close friend. He served in Iraq, and is now on duty in Afghanistan. And, like all the other American service people there, he volunteered to put his life on the line. Heroic, no doubt. There are a lot of other heroes we have heard about lately. Like the folks at the Boston Marathon bombing, who ran toward the explosion sites to help while others were running for their lives. Or the cops who risked everything to capture the suspect alive.
Blanche Ely boys taking national ranking with them into regional play
By Christy Cabrera Chirinos and Sun Sentinel
February 11, 2013
When the Blanche Ely boys basketball team takes the court Thursday for a Class 7A regional quarterfinal against St. Thomas Aquinas, the Tigers will carry with them a national ranking. The defending state champions are ranked in the top 20 of two major polls, while they're just outside the top 20 in another. Ely's highest ranking comes via MaxPreps, where the Tigers are No. 15 in the XCellent 25. USA Today has Ely ranked at No. 18 in its Super 25, while National Prep Poll has Ely at No. 21. The Tigers (21-1)
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Dear Colleagues,
The current budget year, 2013-2014, will end on May 31, 2014.
Friday, May 2 will be the cut-off date for requesting Purchase Orders for goods and services purchased for the current budget year.
The last check run that will include charges to the 2013-2014 fiscal year will be on Friday, June 13, 2014. All goods and services must be received by May 31 to be included in this year's spending.
Please submit all invoices and check requests for the 2013-2014 fiscal year to Accounts Payable no later than noon on Friday, June 6. All invoices dated on or before May 31, 2014 should be submitted.
Important notice for Purchasing Card Holders
The last day to make purchases with a college credit card that will be charged to the 2013-14 budget period is May 21, 2014. Purchases made with a P Card after this date will be charged to next fiscal year. A check request can be submitted for purchases between May 22 and May 31 that need to be in 2013-14 FY. Please make your final year-end purchasing plans accordingly. You also must sign-off for your transactions in the Bank of America Works system on-line by June 10, making sure your purchases are coded to the correct budget accounts.
We will be implementing our new account number set-up in fiscal year 2014-15. The first digit of the College of Arts and Sciences account numbers will be "3", rather than "0". The first digit of the Common Services account numbers will be "4" rather than "0". These changes took place for all payroll and gift transactions as of January 1, 2013.
CAS Admissions Department:
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- New Office Supplies account will be 300-4011-6000
Common Services Business Office:
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- New Office Supplies account will be 400-5301-6000
CAS Restricted accounts:
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The number of jobs in Philadelphia increased to its highest-ever March level since 2003.
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by Sam Venter
(South Africa)
Thank you for the house i have,
I love it very much
I feel so very safe
I don't know where to find as such
Thank you for my room
so nice and blue
How do you get it to gloom
I don't have a clue
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by Alex
Lovely Friend
For so long time
dreaming of U
when I was not in existence dreaming of U
now I missed U
why so very fast I missed U?
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by mulugeta
(adis, ethiopia)
which words are flowering my thanks
no word has power to convey my thanks
for what you have done for me.
just God bless your dream.
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by emily
(canda ontario)
I want to go on vacation,
But I don't want to leave.
I'll have so much fun there,
Like how much I have here.
I love the subjects and all the games.
But the thing I really wanted to say,
is thank you for all you have done!!!
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by ben
(32664 peardonville rd)
Thank-you for all that you do. I really do love you. You're my best friend and now how am I supposed to thank-you lend?
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by DHAVAL THAKKAR
Thank you for sharing the celebration
and being part of my special day.
Thank you for being a a great friend
in every possible way.
Thank you for being so generous,
thoughtful and so true.
And thank you most of all
for just being you.
I'm grateful to know you
and want to say thanks again
for always be there for me
and being my best friend.
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The kids and I, we had some fun.
Just like the rest, I liked your son.
I liked his smile when he caught a joke,
I liked his respect when he spoke.
He asked for help when he thought I knew
the answer to a question or two.
The time in class was all I asked,
and now the year is in the past.
Thanks for the gift, it's way too much.
An honor for me, his life to touch.
Like all the kids, he touched mine, too.
I learned so much this past year through.
To him best wishes I now send,
His lessons ahead, I hope he'll attend.
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by Shani
(Islip Terrace, NY)
Thank you for coming to celebrate
Whether you came early or were late
You came with your pillow and was ready to stay
To enjoy the slumber party till the next day!
Crafts, games, movies & candy was fun
And trying to stay awake and wait for the sun
The laughs, and giggles were great too
But what really made it was you!
I will always remember my 11th birthday
And I thank you again in a major way
You made it to enjoy with me
And made it the coolest it could be!
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by Julie-Ann Bee
(L.B California)
You're such a gentle and kind person
We will never forget..
We will Miss your smile
that brightens our tiring day..
Simple things that you do for us
We appreciate it so much..
We hope you will always have a good day
Think about us every meal :)
We'll Miss you our dear friend
Take Care of Yourself Always
Love Lots
Bixby Knolls Tower Servers
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by Jayosmita Ganguly
Every day I woke up
I could see you working
I could see you tensed up
Yet I did not understand your Feelings.
Every day I came back from school
You asked me how's your day
My answer was as usual
Just like everyday.
I used to get annoyed
By her every action
Yet she sometimes scolded me
but i couldn't understand her love.
Thanks mum!
For tolerating me
Each and every second of your life
Yet continuing to love me
How could you do it just being so calm ????
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by Angelica
(Santa Barbara)
Am I really that willing to do anything for you?
Will I be able to sacrifice everything?
I just know I care for you,
And I just want this to last forever.
And I'll always miss you.
I'll always be loyal.
The mistakes I've made,
Will you be willing to look past them?
Maybe I was wrong when I thought I was alone.
You've been here for me,
And I can't thank you enough.
Melancholy memories of my life,
Taken away by your smiling presence.
And I can't deny this obvious feeling inside me.
You've changed my heart.
Taken my hand, and guided me forward.
Made me feel secure with every single word.
And made it safe for me to love,
You've changed my heart.
You've changed my heart.
Thank you.
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by kevin peterman
(tamil nadu)
when we had to travel
to and fro from school
be it shopping mall or weekly market
a van or bus or car
would be for us be there
our punctuality to ensure !
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by angela boxer
(Utah U.S)
Roses are red violets are blue, Ain't NEVER gonna FORGET you!
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by priya
the work i have learned
the nerves i have burned
the tears i have dried
the more i have laughed
the interesting work i get
the exciting work i learn
all the buns i give
all the fun i give from me
because that person has respected me very much
that it is my turn to do the same
and all the fun things i have done with that person
is a....TEACHER!
thank you very much teacher
i am only in primary school
but when i go to colledge
i will always remember you!
thanks alot
a poem written by myself.
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by andrew michael
deep pressure
deep pain
deep reliment, heartbreak, love come's, love goes,love grows and get stronger, on sweet love without hunger, it all about you is about him keep close don't let go....
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by Lacey
THANKS FOR SELECTING ME ON THE TEAM THIS YEAR AND BELIEVING IN ME. You have put so much hard work into coaching me and the players. Without you we wouldn't be the team weare today
Lacey Malone
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by Trician Edwards
(Trinidad W.I)
Thank you to an angel now
Who's always on time someway somehow
Your unselfish giving
Has proven what a sweetheart you are
It's a blessing to have you
For without you life would be pretty blue
Thank you thank you thank you
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by Mona & Mykhel
Thank you is such an easy line to say,
Yet often spoken in so much delay;
Thank you isn't even enough for your goodness to repay,
But let me say it ...
Thank you so much for the kindness and gratitude!!
We love you!!!!
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Oh my mommy.....
Here for ever.....
But you know I'm growing.....
And you understand that too, sort of......
Mommy dear oh Mommy dear....
no amount of words can show how much I love you....
This is pretty much the closest I can get!!!
I love you with all my heart....
Your Loving kids,
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To thank you is a nothing
compared to what you did for
me, I humble myself to you
saying Thank you. I hope
I am not the last person to
experience your gratitude and
Thank you
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by Haafiz
For all that you have done for me
I'll always think of you
With a glad and grateful heart
You are very special
I knew it from the start
What more can I say
Other than how we've been taught to pray
For a person who has to us done a goodness
My tongue is not sufficient to say thank you,
Only Allah Alone is the One to reward you.
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by devin m shon
on moving day boxes piled to the sky
unpacking is disaster when all moved in
one week later MESSY!!!!!!!!
- devin shon -
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by amber rose
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by Shaha
(Kingdom of Bahrain)
Dr. Tess,
I am glad to be your student, a million thanks to you,
As you gave me the strength, to make my dreams come true!
For the world you are one person, but for one person, you are the world!
And that person is me. Thank you teacher.
Thanks for the challenges, you have made me face,
For they gave me the courage to be leading every race.
"For your thoughtfulness and generosity, from you I have learned much of life's philosophy. Thank you sincerely." - Shaha
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i used to be the storm that soared past your house on cold winter nights. now i am the ice cube in your tea on warm summer days..... <3 <3 <3 listen to me say thank you!!!!!
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by holly lancaster
Friends and Family
You are dear
weather you
traveled far
or near
Thank you
for being here
Bride & Groom
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by Nadine Mckenzie
(London United Kingdom)
Thank you God
Thanks for things old and young
Thank you you lord that we belong
Thank you for the day that's bright
Thank you for everything you made right
Thank you for the rivers that flow
Thank you for the sun that glows
Precious is your name
We glorify you the same
We lift your name on high
without a little sigh
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by Trician Edwards
(Trinidad W.I)
Thank you for the privilege of being your family
You were so very dear to me
Everyday I think about
When you were here there was no doubt
You stood by me through thick and thin
And kept a smile and laughter within
You are gone and missed a lot
It makes me sad and cry sometimes but
Our memories will lasts always
And the love we had forever stays
You were to me my baby sis
No word could describe how much you're missed
I will never forget you dear
For in my heart you're always here
Love you sis
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by Trician Edwards
(Trinidad W.I.)
Thank you for the joy you bring
With each and every smile
You go beyond your call of duty
And your kindness last all the while
Nothing ever seem too much
For you to help me out
I send words of thanks
With a heart of gratitude
Because you have always portrayed
A thoughtful, gentle attitude
Thank you.
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by HAYLEY MINCHER
Just a little thankyou is what I wanted to say,
Your thoughtfulness and speedy bedside manner really did make my day.
I could not have coped without and I hope these words convey,
just how much I appreciated both of you that frightful day.
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by Julie Kempf
(Bristol CT)
Thank you for coming and sharing my 1st Communion Day
It was a blessing to have you there I must say
I am so grateful for the generous gift you gave
It meant so much to me, for now I can save
You are all so special and dear in my heart
Having this day without you there
Would have made me sad from the start
So with this thank you comes lots of love
Not only from me but from God up above
Love Always,
Ethan Marshall Reed
By Julie Kempf
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by Divaany
I should tell the world,
you're so wonderful,
and that no one ever outshines you.
I could sell to the world,
it's be a thundeful
'til it all even blinds you!
You should know the three words.
You hear them plenty from beautifuls.
I didn't need to remind you.
You could have believed what you ought
whatever the reasons, I still owe you and your 'dutifuls
nothing I've wasted, when love always finds you ...
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by danielle kimberly clark
I write this poem here today to say thank you.
Thank you so very much for just being you,
and caring in every single way,
and mum thank you for being so understanding
and blessing me with love.
And my three sister's that I love so very thank you,
ones 15
one 12
and one 3
Thank you for all your love.
And dad, the other important one who understands, Mum and Dad you really are the perfect pair,
so that's how much I really do care
so thank you for all of your care
thank you so very much.
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by melanie cordero
(tuguegarao city philippines)
thank you for making me smile
thank you for comforting me
but most of all
thank you for coming into
my life during my painful days
and for making me realize that i could go on living without
him because i know there is someone like you by my side.i love you
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by Trician Edwards
(Trinidad W.I)
Thank you for forgiving me
And giving me another chance
I would have never given up
No matter the circumstance
I'm so sorry for what I said
I did not think I lost my head
You forgave me for those unkind words
I did not mean a thing
But I was wrong for saying
Words that only bring
Tear to your eyes
And pain deep inside
I never meant to hurt you
To ever make you cry
I am truly truly sorry
Hope I can make it up to you
I will definitely try
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by victoria
(sarnia, ont)
Thanking you is easy to say
i can thank you in more than 1 way
Because you are there for me
i hope you see
that i am thanking you
for all that you do
For everyday you are there
i find that very fair
because you care
it gives me air
that is why i am thanking you today
and know i must say
i must leave today
i will miss you
i must start anew...
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by Cheryl Lovell
(Rockland MA)
The grandest thanks that there can be
is what your kindness means to me!
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by Ann Vergara
Thanks.........is all I can utter
For making me better!!!
You made me realize
The person I am inside
I am walking out this door
Not the person before
Thanks to you
I'm all new.............. :)
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by Edith Awino
(Nairobi, Kenya )
If all that I am is all you've ever wished for, then I would like to express my innermost gratitude by saying thank you for loving me just as I'm!
If all I do is all you've ever wanted, then I would like to express my sincere gratitude by saying thank you for loving whatever I do no matter which way!
If all I say is all you've ever wanted to hear, then I would like to express my inward joy by saying thank you for listening to me no matter how hard it was!
Finally, if all am writing is all you've ever wanted to read, then I would like to express my gratitude by saying thank you for your time, no matter how little it was!
Written by Edith Awino Maloba.
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by Shamali
(Sri Lanka)
Thank you for filling my lonely life,
for being a father, brother, and a friend.
Thank you for giving me courage when I fall
with lost of power to come up.
Thank you for your endless love and care
you show me with your words and touch.
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by Samiah
Thank You Allah Most Gracious, Most Merciful...
You made me a Muslimah, and kept me that way.
Though rough and wasted,
Cut and pasted,
(And most of the time) So over-rated!
You know I learn to practice from what You want me to believe.
I believe in THAT so deeply each day.
You guided me closer to their love near and far,
And the goodness in others, whoever they are.
Through The Pious and The Revelation,
Television & it's manifestation:
You showed me a hearts journey: my realization.
How warm & caring people, these people are,
how i?m to value from their work and how they work so hard.
That in my heart, (though in person I must veil it mostly
For it's not how I must be to one or all so practically)
Loving Always, THAT is how i should continue to be.
My Love for them to set them free
Even if that's letting them flee - altogether from the apparently cold and unjust me.
The choice is theirs not mine and that's now entirely.
There will always be a connection between us, otherwise You don't now even want me - there's nowhere free inside or out there anywhere for me.
Like THEM, Divaany can never be.
Ameen Thumma Ameen.
Was Start to Finish in the name of Your Habib
(Peace and blessings of the infinite be upon him & his close ones)
For my mistakes in it They, him (peace & blessings upon him and close ones)
And You, too, Please Forgive me
And forgive me for being me.
Wrapped in Love,
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by bejan battlywala
(Mumbai, India)
tavera , sumo, indica,
you provided every day
tavera , sumo, indica,
to go out and in, a day
tavera ,sumo ,indica,
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(1737–1801), poet who presided over the most distinguished intellectual salon in British America. Born in Philadelphia to Anne Diggs and Dr. Thomas Graeme, Elizabeth Graeme was trained at home by her father, an adherent to the doctrines of the Scottish enlightenment. By age fifteen, she could write passable Latin, converse in French and German, argue theology and philosophy, and extemporize English couplets. In 1757, she accepted a proposal of marriage from William Franklin, the son of Benjamin Franklin. Her courtship was captured in a verse exchange with Franklin. In 1759, the romance unraveled when young Franklin's affections wandered during a trip to England. She responsed by immersing herself in society and organizing her literary acquaintances into a salon, based on the French model that met weekly. Its membership included Jacob Duché, Hannah Griffitts, Nathaniel Evans, Annis Stockton, Thomas Coombe, William and Mary Smith, her sister Anna Stedman, her niece Anna Young Smith, Benjamin Rush, and Francis Hopkinson—the most talented aggregation of writers to form in colonial America.
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The release comes exactly one week after the previous OS X 10.8.5 beta, build 12F23. As with previous betas, the update contains no known issues and can be downloaded via Apple's Developer page or through the software update tool of the Mac App Store. It is also available to AppleSeed members with a new version of Safari. Apple's OS X 10.8.5 beta is being tested along side the next version of the operating system, OS X Mavericks. Apple has thus far seeded four developer previews of Mavericks and plans to offer the new operating system to the public in the fall.
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Engaged to lead the development a visually impressive 7000sq ft warehouse events space housed within a fashion film studios frequented by brands such as Vogue, Vivienne Westwood, Burberry and Ralph Lauren.
Account handling and production management for a wide range of event clients particularly brand experiences, creative conferences and seminars, product launches and parties.
Art direction and management of events on under the in-house production agency.
Created a brand identity for the events business which drew on the fashion element to create prestige and appeal. Created partnerships with public event brands in order the gain exposure including "The Commissioners" Fashion, brand and lifestyle video sessions, an offshoot of Berlin Fashion Film Festival.


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I have been working with PC-based equipment for some years and have become used to it, although I kind of dislike the MS way to handle things.
The truth is that I'm a dedicated Mac user and would prefer to stay in that environment also for test and measuring purposes.
I just got myself a 3203D and was happy when I found the PS6 Beta for Mac. I tried it for a while but there were so many shortcomings in it compared to the Windows version that I started looking for support. Reading here I see very little written about it and all comments are rather old, so I'm now wondering if the development has halted.
Whats the status, are you still working on it?
Is a new Beta release or the proper SW coming any time soon?
That would make me happy, for sure
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A place to call home
A place where I can be myself
A place where I can learn to hear God's voice
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If you are looking for such a place, consider becoming a part of our church family!
Sunday Morning:
Sunday School, 9:30 am
Celebration Worship, 10:30 am
Wednesday Evening:
Pot Luck dinner @ 6pm followed by Adult Bible Study and Youth @ 7pm
(814) 790-8814
Our church is 3 miles north of Union City on State Route 8.