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A Look at TACT-Designed Interiors in Graywood's Scout Condos
Just west of the construction site for Scoop Condos on St. Clair Avenue West at Old Weston Road, Graywood Developments will soon be bringing a new 12-storey, SMV Architects-designed condominium to Toronto's West End. Last month, we took a look at Scout Condos' amenity spaces—appointed by TACT Architecture's interior design wing—and today we're back for a preview of the TACT-appointed suite interiors.
Scout Condos, image courtesy of Graywood Developments
The project is offering 261 suites in a wide variety of unit types and sizes. Standard suite features are set to include 9' ceiling heights in principal rooms, laminate wood floors, smooth painted ceilings, and neutral colour-painted interior walls. Other features include stacked washer and dryer units as well as individually controlled heating and air conditioning systems.
According to TACT's Michael Krus, kitchens at Scout will be "more appointed, larger, with some custom elements unique to the project. We're introducing integrated pantries into these kitchens, part of the kitchen millwork but flows into the living room so the kitchen becomes an extension of the living room. The kitchen isn't just the kitchen, It will be support."
Suite interior, Scout Condos, image courtesy of Graywood Developments
Kitchens at Scout will feature custom-styled kitchen cabinetry in a selection of finishes, quartz countertops, glass tile backsplashes, stainless steel sinks, over-the-range microwaves with built-in exhaust fan, as well as standard appliances and integrated dishwashers.
Bathrooms will include custom-styled bathroom cabinetry in a selection of door finishes, porcelain tile finishes for walls and floors, quartz counters, and a full vanity-width mirror. Other features include white bathroom fixtures, wall-mounted vanity faucet with backsplash, and the choice of a chrome washroom accessories package.
Additional information and images can be found in our database file for the project, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum thread, or leave a comment in the field provided at the bottom of this page.
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Window repair or replacement is the responsibility of the condo corporation
If the windows in your condo are hazy, drafty, or have rotting frames, it's an indicator that they need repairs or outright replacement.
However, under the Condominium Act, it is the responsibility of the condo's board to carry out such changes as a replaced window is a common element.
"Under the Condominium Act, a declaration may alter the maintenance or repair obligations of unit owners and the corporation but cannot make unit owners responsible for repairs to the common elements," said Gerry Hyman is a former president of the Canadian Condominium Institute and contributor for the Star.
"A declaration for a high-rise condominium invariably provides that the unit boundary is the interior surface of windows. That means that the entire window — whether it is a single pane or a double pane — is a common element. Necessary repairs or replacement of a broken pane is the obligation of the corporation."
According to Consumer Reports, selecting an installing windows replacement can be very overwhelming for homeowners. Therefore, if you aren't covered by your condo's corporation, it would be necessary to hire professional hands.
Wood, vinyl and composite windows need to be tested on how they can withstand various natural elements. For wind resistance, a window can be very tight when it's warm but get quite cold too—especially when it begins to leak a lot.
Whatever the case may be, the bottom line remains that replacement windows can save you heating and cooling costs, but it's best not to expect drastic savings.
Additionally, while getting a new window might help you save on your electric and gas bills, due to their expensive cost, it may take a long time to offset their cost.
Mid-last-year, the government withdraw a $377 million Green Ontario program that provided subsidy on windows to installers and repairers. Window companies had to install energy-efficient windows in order to qualify for the government subsidy that pays for up to $500 of a $1,000 to $1,500 window.
Due to the largely generous subsidies from the government under the Green Ontario program, a lot of window dealers were fully booked for months—even after the program had ended.
"We're fine with the program ending, we just need more time to satisfy consumers," said Jason Neal, the executive director of the Siding and Window Dealer Association of Canada, the industry group representing window dealers in a report.
According to Neal, the Progressive Conservatives acted hastily, making massive changes with no prior notice.
"No notification was given to us by anyone," he said, noting he learned about the change through one of his dealers.
"It's created a ripple effect.If they had just given us notice we would have pushed that down the line from the manufacturer right into the dealer right down to the consumer."
Neal noted that he wasn't particularly sad to see the Green Ontario program end, as it was "the worst rebate program in the history of the window industry."
"It's been horrible," he said. "$500 a window has created such hysteria."
However, despite the program ending about a year ago, numerous homeowners have been contacting window dealers consistently with concerns that they might not be able to afford replacement windows without the government's subsidy.
"I understand their concern," said window dealer Chris George. "I would suggest they reach out to their local representative of the government in their riding and let them know about their concerns."
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7 Vancouver Real Estate Buying Tips
The real estate market in Vancouver is turning around for good for everyone looking to purchase a home.
Previously soaring prices are now beginning to ease up, making it a perfect time for buyers—with real estate agents already getting ready for a very busy spring and summer season.
However, before splashing cash on a new property, there are some very important tips you need to know to ensure you make the most of the buyer's market.
Here are some few expert tips that would guide you when purchasing a home in the sometimes frustration Vancouver seller's market.
- Get adequate financing
It is very important that before you make the move to purchase a property, you put into careful consideration your credit score.
Normally, home buyers with lower scores use the secondary mortgage market to finance their purchase, as they're more likely to pay a higher interest rate.However, it is advisable to get loan approval long before purchasing the house. This way, you are fully aware of how much you are able to spend—but never be tempted to borrow the maximum amount of money available.
"What's your mortgage payment that you're comfortable with? And take into the fact the taxes you're going to have to pay, if it's a strata – what the maintenance fees are, if it's a home what type of maintenance are you going to have to pay in the future?" said Phil Moore, president of the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver in a report.
Always be careful of the type of loan you secure and ensure that you can comfortably afford it over a long period of time.
- Get a real estate agent
Buying a property without professional help is a very risky move and can be likened to choosing to represent yourself in court without a lawyer. While you might trust your negotiation skills, only realtors are permitted to present offers directly.
Therefore, it is necessary to get a professional real estate agent in the area to represent you. So, screen a few agents and select the best one who has in-depth knowledge of the markets and has a great reputation.
"They're there to protect you. They're there to walk you through each step of the process," Moore said.
- Sign up for automated alerts
Most—if not all—realtors have access to the Vancouver real estate board's database which is updated approximately two days before the public MLS website.
Therefore, you can request from your realtor to sign you up for automatic real-time alerts of all new listings. Doing this gives you an edge as you're among the very first to know about new properties.
- Do a thorough inspection
After receiving an alert for a new listing, it is necessary to push almost immediately for an inspection from your realtor. In this current market, buyers now have time to make an inspection.
Making a quick inspection eliminates any surprises—as there could be major maintenance or repair issues that could spring up. Therefore, you can now table your offer based on the outcome of the inspection, with clauses about claiming your damage deposit back if everything isn't as was advertised.
Additionally, if you notice that renovations were done, you need to be sure that it was permitted work and carried out appropriately. Failing to do this would ultimately lead to further cost down the line and simultaneously affect the resale value.
- Have a back-up plan
There's always the possibility that everything may not go as smoothly as you'd want. From the inspection being a failureto the property not living up to your expectations—or not being able to agree on the closing date that matches with your needs.
However, a professional real estate agent will definitely help you get past all of these things. If you plan on selling the property as you buy, you can table that and make it part of the deal.
"You've got an option, especially in a buyer's market: you can put in an offer subject to selling your place. So maybe you want to have a place lined up," Moore added.
Additionally, building contingencies into your buying plan is necessary. Things such as unexpected delays in closing the deal, closing cost and moving costs that could result in added living expenses if that's your permanent home.
- Don't fall for the buyer frenzy
The Vancouver market buying frenzy that caused a serious climb in the prices a couple of years ago has ended. Thus, it is important not to get caught up in bidding wars with properties that have been deliberately under-priced—with the hope of initiating multiple offers.
"Some of the sellers have been on the market for over a year and they're eager to sell. So what I'm saying to consumers is: you have a lot of choices, you're in the driver's seat, let's go out and take a look at what's available," said Moore.
- Never be wary of multiple offers
When purchasing a property, don't be afraid of multiple offers as you have the same opportunity as anybody else.
Typically, there are just a few offers below the asking price: a couple priced fully, and two or three above the asking price—depending on how close the fair market value is from the asking price.
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Do you know what kind of condo you're buying?
(NC) Condominiums can come in all shapes and sizes. But it's important to know that not all condos are created equal when it comes to warranty coverage.
Whether you're buying a condominium townhouse, loft-style two-bedroom or a high-rise studio, they are all classified as condominiums if you own your unit while at the same time share access (and the associated fees) for facilities ranging from pools and parking garages to elevators and driveways, otherwise known as common elements.
The most common types of condos are standard condominiums and common elements condominiums. The determination of how a condominium project is designated happens during the planning stage when the builder proposes the project and the municipality approves it.
When you're in the market to buy, you need to know how your chosen condo is classified because it affects the warranty coverage under the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act. Standard condominiums have warranty coverage for units and common elements, but common elements condominiums only have unit coverage.
How could this affect you as the owner? If your condo complex has underground parking and, for example, there are problems with leaks or a faulty door, the condo designation will determine whether there's warranty coverage.
If your unit is a standard condominium development, then the common elements warranty may cover the repairs. If it's a common element condominium development, then repairs might have to be covered by the condo corporation's insurance, which could impact your condo fees or require a special assessment on all the owners.
To avoid surprises, you should have a real estate lawyer review the Declaration and Description attached to your purchase agreement to be sure that you know the designation and boundaries of the unit you're looking to purchase. Find more information on the types of condos and their coverage at tarion.com.
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by Rob Cox, January 4, 2013
2013 Pool Drowning Statistics
Will the toll of drownings in 2013 be less than 2012? We can hope that the trend continues - 2012 saw a decrease in the number of child drownings for the first time in several years.
Nonetheless, drowning remains to be the leading cause of unintentional death for children ages 1-4, so there is more work to be done.
More community outreach and education. More brochures, in more languages. Hispanic children report very low rates of swimming ability, as many as 62% report that they cannot swim.
More swim lessons to young children. Especially young boys, since 80% of victims are male.
And more supervision. Nearly 1/3 of the drownings last year were attributed to poor adult supervision. The victim drowned while the responsible adult was nearby but not watching.
Leading the nation in drownings last year was the sunbelt states of Texas and California - no surprise. What was surprising was the number of drownings in the northern and mid-west states.
Record hot temperatures no doubt had something to do with it - however, we can't blame the weather, can we? It should come as no surprise that swimming pool or water related injuries in general, peaks during the summer months, June and August specifically.
If you have children of pre-teen years in your house, or if you will ever have toddlers and young people in your house - take these proper steps to ensure pool safety.
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Detroit Autorama Builder Of The Year
This Year's Honoree Is Chuck Miller
One of the most noteworthy honors bestowed at the Detroit Autorama is the recognition of "Builder of the Year," which is awarded to the individual who has made a significant impact in the hot rod and custom car world. This year the legendary Chuck Miller received the honors as he wowed the crowds with an amazing array of his creations in a special display.
With a career spanning well over four decades, it's easy to see that Chuck's endless creativity has certainly earned him a place amongst many of his peers, such as Barris, Winfield, Starbird, and the Alexander Brothers, to name but a few. There were humble beginnings for Chuck growing up as a teen enrolled at Lincoln Park High School in Michigan. He began honing his custom skills on a number of cars while also working at Dick's Collision Shop in River Rouge. After graduating from school in 1961, he went to work full time at the shop, handling basic insurance bodywork claims. However, there was a ray of light shining down on him highlighting his vast customizing capabilities and the passion he had for it. Here was a young talent immersed in the heyday of some of the most inspiring cars to roll off the production lines in history.
His personal '50 Ford coupe with its subtle modifications and perfect stance earned him his first feature in the May '61 issue of Rodding and Restyling magazine. From there the path he was destined for was unfolding before him. In 1963, when Dick decided to retire, Chuck purchased the shop and changed its name to Styline Customs. From there he embarked on an amazing career that would turn out countless notable custom cars, many of which would receive magazine features and cover notoriety.
With Michigan being a hotbed of custom car activity, Chuck's shop was always in demand and each car that rolled through the doors brought with it a new set of style challenges. As the years moved forward and the world of show rods gained steam, he focused his vision on just what he might bring to the table as his first effort. He chose the '68 Detroit Autorama to debut his radical Fire Truck with its handcrafted, one-off C-cab body, decadent Candy Fire Engine Red hue, and blown Ford V-8. The truck's incredible attention to detail and creativity earned it the Ridler Award, no small feat for Chuck who was only 28 years old at the time. That same year, Car Craft magazine dubbed it one of the Top 10 Rods 'n' Rails of the year.
During this time frame it was common to find plastic kit model companies transforming award-winning show rods into scale models for youngsters to build at their kitchen tables. Such was the case with the Fire Truck when it was distributed by MPC. It was at this same time when Monogram issued a wild Tom Daniel-designed kit called the Red Baron, catching the attention of Bob Larivee Sr. who immediately knew it would be a hit on the custom car scene for the Show Car Division of the ISCA. Typically, an existing show rod would launch a kit offering, but in this case the opposite happened. With a licensing agreement in hand from Monogram, Larivee contacted Chuck knowing he would be able to take on the challenge of bringing it to life. The car featured a hand-formed steel body and chassis, cowl-mounted machine guns, masterfully replicated World War I German helmet, and signature handmade wheels. It was unveiled at the '69 Detroit Autorama to rave reviews. The success of the car continued on as it moved across the show circuit, earning top honors as the Sweepstakes winner at the Grand National Roadster Show.
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Well what's next for the Knicks now that Walsh is gone? Well first of all, finding a new GM is imperative. There are 2 people that I have heard that are possible replacements. I'm gonna go against myself and name the Knicks Voldemort: Isiah Thomas. Isiah could rear his big ugly head right back into the general managing job. That would re-create the giant black cloud that smothered the franchise for the 5 years he was in New York. The other name I've heard is Toronto Raptors GM Bryan Collangelo. Colangelo worked well with D'Antoni in Phoenix and it's been thought that they'd work well again together in New York. Walsh is staying on as a "consultant" for the team but who knows how much power he will hold in decision making.
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Am I too small for this motorcycle? Duke – Sun May 14 17:38:31 2000 I'm only about 5'2″ and don't have a problem, even though I can only touch the ground with the ends of my toes. Once you get a feel for the balance of the bike it's not hard to keep everything upright. Only place I have trouble is pushing the bike backwards in a parking lot. Usually I just walk the bike (beside it) to where I can get on and get going. How does the EX500 compare to the EX250? Craig M. – Mon May 22 10:23:29 2000 I have both the EX250 and the EX500; both are Y2K models. The 250 is a screamer that performs well and can easily get me into trouble. My only complaints about the 250 are the excessive nose dive when getting on the front brake hard and the skittishness of the rear during high speed cornering. Both are easily corrected with suspension adjustments, I've just been too lazy to get the parts and do the work. A bit more wind protection would be great too. The 500 addresses these problems, the diving of the front end (to a degree); the rear's skittishness and the wind protection. A plus for the 500 is the greater torque and power off the line; it pulls stronger (in my opinion) and will get you into illegal speed territory just a bit quicker than the 250. With greater weight, is has more stability in high speed and windy situations. Insurance is just about the same for both, with the 250 getting the nod for gas mileage. Service requirements are almost identical for both as well, being that they're both parallel twins, the technology is the virtually the same. The downfalls of the 500: $2K more than the 250 (can do a lot to the 250 with that kind of money); buzzy mirrors, barely useful; heavier weight to have to push around the garage; lesser gas mileage (55-60 MPG; 250 pushes 70 MPG easily); engine is worse than a nervous dog shaking around at idle and at speed (here the 250 is far superior and much smoother). In my opinion, the 500 is a better suited for a larger rider, from a comfort standpoint. I feel I can stretch out a bit more on it than the 250 (I'm 5′ 9″, 160 lbs). The 250′s brakes are better tuned than the 500 and the shifter is much smoother. That may be due to the 3,500 mile difference between the two bikes. Bottom line, both bikes are great, the 250 is now my wife's ride (mainly) and the 500′s mine (unless she steals the keys away). In time, I'll make the adjustments to the 250; she doesn't push it like I do.
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The fair will be held April 3rd and 4th, 2020 at Carleton University's Ravens' Nest. Registration deadline dates are now posted on the registration web pages.
2019 will mark the 58th Anniversary of the Ottawa Regional Science Fair
The Ottawa Regional Science Fair is organized and run by a volunteer organization to encourage students in the Ottawa-Carleton Region, from grades 7 to 12, to research, develop, and present projects in the fields of science and engineering. Students from both public and private schools in the region are invited to enter projects in the fair.
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Since its inception in 1961, the Ottawa Regional Science Fair has been conducting its fund-raising at the local level. Included in this challenging task is raising enough funds to send a Regional team to the CWSF each year.
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The black circular plate shown below was already in my collection when I purchased the blue variation at Papermania last week. I knew the plate was illustrated in Bookplates Of The Nineties by Keith Clark
(Plate XIV). Here is what I learned on page 15.
The Willis Plate is Allen # 943
It contains a hidden engraved date not mentioned by Allen.
.It is so well hidden it sometimes takes me several minutes to find even though I know where it is located.
8/30/2011-New Information
Upon further research I believe the Willis plate shown above may not be Early American.
In the British Museum Catalogue of the Franks Collection it is listed as #F31975
with the following notation " The plate of Richard Willis with altered inscription and Mountaine's
signature erased 1751"
9/5/2011 -Additional Information from fellow collector Anthony Pincott:
Concerning the Willis bookplate, details of it as the second state of a bookplate for a Richard Willis are to be found in the 1st series of Bookplate Journal in Vol.20 No.1, p.46.However, I'm not 100% certain that this correctly identifies the bookplate's owner. There was a Richard Willis, son of Richard, christened on 28 May 1719, but this was at Morland, Westmorland (now Cumbria), not Marland.
I have also tried to find a marriage of an Elizabeth S. with Richard Willis, or alternatively an Elizabeth daughter of a Richard Willis, but again nothing convincing so far – the name Willis is too common
I know very little about the two transportation plates shown below.The Traffic Club of Chicago is still around so I will send them an inquiry this week.Does anyone out there have any information about Will and Lucy Humbert the owner's of the other plate ?Here is my contact information:
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IRVING, Texas, Dec. 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Caris Life Sciences, a leading biosciences company focused on enabling precise and personalized healthcare through molecular profiling and blood-based diagnostic services, announces its sponsorship and support of the CancerCare Connect Education Workshop entitled, "Understanding the Molecular Portrait of Breast Cancer," December 14, 2012, 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm , ET at www.cancercare.org/connect_workshops.
The patient-focused workshop agenda includes an overview of breast cancer, including discussions about the current standard of care; innovations in biomarker testing and molecular profiling of breast cancer; and the role of personalized medicine in facilitating treatment decision-making.
"Caris Life Sciences is committed to improving patient outcomes by using the latest molecular technologies and best practices to help physicians make more informed treatment decisions based on a person's individual tumor genetics," said Amy Cunniffe, Senior Vice President, Patient Advocacy Liaison. "Our support for CancerCare and its Connect Education Workshop underscores Caris' continued commitment to educating patients about molecular profiling and advancing the field of personalized medicine."
"CancerCare is grateful to Caris Life Sciences for their support," said Carolyn Messner, DSW, CancerCare Director of Education and Training. "The professional oncology social workers at CancerCare are committed to empowering people with cancer to take an active role in their treatment, including learning about new technologies such as those provided by Caris Life Sciences that help patients and caregivers make informed decisions about their care."
The telephone education workshop will feature an expert panel of health professionals from around the country who will discuss new, molecular profiling-based treatment approaches in breast cancer, with a special focus on targeted therapies and notable clinical trials. Registered participants will be given the opportunity to ask questions of the expert panelists after their formal presentations.
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Caris Life Sciences is a leading biosciences company focused on developing and delivering innovative molecular diagnostic, prognostic, and theranostic services. The company's evidence-based molecular profiling service matches molecular data generated from a patient's tumor with biomarker/drug associations derived from the world's leading clinical cancer literature. This service uses the most advanced and clinically relevant technologies to provide physicians with information to aid in the selection of personalized cancer treatments more likely to work for each patient. Caris is also developing a series of blood tests based on the company's proprietary Carisome™ platform — a proprietary, blood-based testing technology for diagnosis, prognosis, and theranosis of cancer and other complex diseases. Through the precise and personalized information provided by technologies like molecular profiling and Carisome, the company believes that the quality of healthcare can be dramatically improved, while also significantly reducing costs. Headquartered in the Dallas metroplex, Caris Life Sciences offers services throughout the United States, Europe, and other international markets. To learn more, please visit www.carislifesciences.com.
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CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization providing free, professional support services to individuals, families, caregivers and the bereaved. Services include counseling and support groups, educational publications, workshops and financial assistance. Founded in 1944 and headquartered in New York City, CancerCare serves all 50 states, including both urban and rural communities. All services are provided by professional oncology social workers and are offered completely free of charge. To learn more, call 800-813-HOPE (4673) or visit www.cancercare.org.
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Motorists are Urged to Use the Goethals Bridge as an Alternative
The Bayonne Bridge will be closed from 9 p.m. Friday, September 26, to 10:30 p.m. Saturday, September 27, as work continues on the "Raise the Roadway" project. The scheduled weekend work will expedite the safe removal of portions of the bridge's structure and for the lifting of large steel and concrete sections onto the bridge. The Port Authority urges motorists to consider using the Goethals Bridge as an alternative.
The Port Authority's free weekend shuttle service will run on Friday, September 26, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The shuttle service will be suspended on Saturday, September 27 due to the closure, and resume on Sunday, September 28, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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The $1.3 billion Bayonne Bridge project is designed to raise the navigational clearance under the crossing to 215 feet to allow larger, modern ships to travel under it and to provide commuters with a modern roadway with 12-foot lanes, shoulders, a median and a 12-foot shared bike and pedestrian path.
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Why do people continue to show up at the ballpark on
Addison and Clark in Chicago? They don't show up
because the team is a winning ball club, bringing
championships and pennants to the grandstands. In
fact, any honest Cubs fan will tell you the team
hasn't been good in years and it'll be years before
the hope of capturing the elusive World Series will
enter back into our dreams.
Growing up in Peoria my family often went to Peoria
Chiefs baseball games at old Meinen Field. I
remember chatting my dad's ear off asking him about
where we were sitting, if I could get autographs
from these no-name ball players who one day would be
the next Ozzie Smith or Ken Griffey Jr., and what
the chances were of me snagging a foul ball. I went
with great expectations.
Now that I am much older and more aware of the
beauty and the spirituality of the game, I have come
to realize not only why so many continue to go watch
a bad ball club but also the reason why I go myself:
We are a part of a world of disconnection.
Things were created to be a certain way, and they
are not that way, and we feel it in every fiber of
our being.
We feel it when our heart sinks at the sight of
Styrofoam cups and burger wrappers lining our creek
beds rather than flowers bursting with beautiful
A disconnection with the environment.
We feel it when we realize what once gave us life
--a relationship, our work, and perhaps even our
church-- now feels like an obligation, something
that exhausts rather than excites and inspires.
A disconnection with each other.
But it hasn't always been like this. In the first
chapter of Genesis, when God creates the first
people, God blesses them. This is significant. The
story begins with humans in right relationship—in
healthy, life-giving connection—with their maker.
All of their relationships flowed from the health of
this one central relationship—people and God.
Then, like the 2003 Cubs team, everything goes
south. They choose another way. And they become
disconnected. They are told there will be
conflict between one another; there will be conflict
between them and the soil.
severed and cut off, disconnected in a thousand ways, and we
know it, feel it, and are aware of it every day. It's an ache in our
bones that won't go away. And so from an early age we have this
awareness of the state of disconnection we were born into,
and we have a longing to reconnect.
I face the traffic of Lake Shore Drive during the dog days of summer
to catch a baseball game for that reason. It is why you go to the
Met in New York to be with a group of people and listen to an opera
that will move you in ways you never have been before. It is why you
go on that boat trip or hiking trip with your buddies because what
you see and experience reconnects you not only to each other,
not only to yourself, but to something greater:
to the God who dwells within you.
Standing up and stretching while singing "Take Me Out to the
Ballgame" connects us to something beyond ourselves. We don't
know all those who have gathered. We come from vastly different
backgrounds, we disagree on hundreds of issues, but for an evening,
for a fleeting moment, we gather around these ball players and that
artwork, this artist and these songs, and we get along –we
connect. The experience moves us because it taps into how things
were meant to be, and few places exist where we can experience what
God intended on such a large scale.
That desire is why people continue to show up, for a hundred years
now, to Addison and Clark. It's why we walk through the doors of any
concert, church service, or rally for a just cause. We feel
connected to the people we're having the experience with, and
not just connected, but the experience taps into that
awareness of something bigger than all of us that we're brushing up
against in the process.
That in itself is reason enough
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"We're Back!!!"
Jeff Daniels' tweet pretty much says it all. Not to mention, of course, this new photo taken on the set during the first day of shooting on Tuesday of "Dumb and Dumber To," the highly anticipated sequel to the Farrelly Brothers' 1994 hit "Dumb & Dumber."
The comedy reunites Daniels with Jim Carrey and, from the looks of it, the pair had no trouble getting back into their respective roles of Harry and Lloyd, 19 years later.
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Cameras are rolling on the film just two short days after Daniels won a Best Actor Emmy for his work in "The Newsroom" at the 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
"We're going to party 'til dawn and then I'm going to get on a plane and go to Atlanta and start shooting 'Dumb and Dumber To,'" Daniels told reporters backstage on Sunday following his victory. "The intellectual free-fall from [Will] MacAvoy to Harry Dunn, imagine if you will."
"Dumb and Dumber To" is slated to hit theaters sometime in 2014.
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Waikato Regional Council staff join national velvetleaf response
Waikato Regional Council staff have travelled to Southland this week to join the national effort to halt the spread of the nasty agricultural weed velvetleaf.
Waikato Regional Council staff have travelled to Southland this week to join the national effort to halt the spread of the nasty agricultural weed velvetleaf.
Waikato Regional Council says a bar crossing incident at Tairua, in which three men reportedly without lifejackets on were flipped into the sea, highlights the risks involved in such situations.
Community groups involved in caring for the land are being invited to a landcare networking field day at Te Pahu next week.
Waikato Regional Council believes there is no longer an immediate risk of a piggery effluent pond in the Kaimai Ranges overflowing its banks.
Diesel has stopped discharging from a stormwater pipe into the Whitianga marina, but the risk has not passed, says Waikato Regional Council.
Whitianga residents with diesel storage tanks on their properties are being urged to check for possible leaks as Waikato Regional Council works to contain a spill.
Landowners in the Kaimai Ranges are being warned a piggery pond is at risk of overflowing its banks and effluent entering nearby waterways which might be used for drinking or stock.
Waikato residents – especially those heading off on the roads early for the Easter break – are being urged to keep a watchful eye on the weather following warnings and watches issued by MetService.
Community views are sought about the speed people travel on selected roads in the Buckland Road/Puketutu Road area, a tourism hotspot in the district.
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A major milestone has been reached on the journey to restore and protect the Waikato and Waipa rivers with the development of a broad policy mix framework for improving the health and well-being of the waterways over the next 80 years.
Community views are sought about the speed people travel on selected roads in the Port Waikato and Pokeno areas.
Community views are sought about the speed people travel on selected roads in the Cambridge, Te Awamutu and Karapiro areas.
Waikato Regional Council says it's working closely with the Ministry of Primary Industries on the containment and eradication of two new outbreaks of the pest plant velvetleaf in the region.
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Waikato Regional Council staff have been out and about checking what impact the torrential rain has had overnight and this morning on the Coromandel.
Two related Waikato companies have been fined a total of $64,525 following a poorly executed forestry harvesting operation near the Waitomo Caves.
Waikato Regional Council has released its consultation document and is seeking public submissions on three proposals, including whether to establish a regional services fund for surf life saving, Coastguard and rescue helicopter services.
Waikato Regional Council will be operating more free buses and new routes to the Balloons Over Waikato Nightglow later this month.
JOINT MEDIA RELEASE: A study has found that Port Waikato, Raglan Harbour and Aotea Harbour is at a low-risk of inundation for a tsunami, but waves could cause strong surges and currents.
The Waikato regional road toll remains "way too high" this year, with the region continuing to have the highest number of people dying on our roads nationally following an "awful" 2015, says regional transport committee chair Hugh Vercoe.
Protection for local democracy and the integrity of a Hauraki Gulf planning process are features of two Waikato Regional Council submissions to central Government.


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FORT WORTH — The diagnosis was crushing and irrevocable. At 33, Marlise Munoz was brain-dead after collapsing on her kitchen floor in November from what appeared to be a blood clot in her lungs.
But as her parents and her husband prepared to say their final goodbyes in the intensive care unit at John Peter Smith Hospital here and to honor her wish not to be left on life support, they were stunned when a doctor told them the hospital was not going to comply with their instructions. Mrs. Munoz was 14 weeks pregnant, the doctor said, and Texas is one of more than two dozen states that prohibit, with varying degrees of strictness, medical officials from cutting off life support to a pregnant patient.
More than a month later, Mrs. Munoz remains connected to life-support machines on the third floor of the I.C.U., where a medical team monitors the heartbeat of the fetus, now in its 20th week of development. Her case has become a strange collision of law, medicine, the ethics of end-of-life care and the issues swirling around abortion — when life begins and how it should be valued.
"It's not a matter of pro-choice and pro-life," said Mrs. Munoz's mother, Lynne Machado, 60. "It's about a matter of our daughter's wishes not being honored by the state of Texas."
Mrs. Munoz's father, Ernest Machado, 60, a former police officer and an Air Force veteran, put it even more bluntly. "All she is is a host for a fetus," he said on Tuesday. "I get angry with the state. What business did they have delving into these areas? Why are they practicing medicine up in Austin?"
Mrs. Munoz's parents said they wanted to see the law overturned, but they have not sought any legal action against the hospital, though they have not ruled it out either.
The hospital maintains that it is following the law, although several experts in medical ethics said they believed the hospital was misinterpreting it. A crucial issue is whether the law applies to pregnant patients who are brain-dead as opposed to those in a coma or a vegetative state. The law, first passed by the Texas Legislature in 1989 and amended in 1999, states that a person may not withdraw or withhold "life-sustaining treatment" from a pregnant patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Machado said the hospital had made it clear to them that their daughter was brain-dead, but hospital officials have declined to comment on Mrs. Munoz's care and condition, creating uncertainty over whether the hospital has formally declared her brain-dead.
A spokeswoman for the J.P.S. Health Network, the publicly financed hospital district in Tarrant County that runs the 537-bed John Peter Smith Hospital, defended the hospital's actions. "In all cases, J.P.S. will follow the law as it applies to health care in the state of Texas," the spokeswoman, Jill Labbe, said. "Every day, we have patients and families who must make difficult decisions. Our position remains the same. We follow the law."
Ms. Labbe said that neither she nor the doctors could answer questions about Mrs. Munoz's condition because her husband had not signed the paperwork allowing them to speak to the news media about his wife's care.
At least 31 states have adopted laws restricting the ability of doctors to end life support for terminally ill pregnant women, regardless of the wishes of the patient or the family, according to a 2012 report from the Center for Women Policy Studies in Washington. Texas is among 12 of those states with the most restrictive such laws, which require that life-support measures continue no matter how far along the pregnancy is.
Legal and ethical experts, meanwhile, said they were puzzled by the conflicting accounts of her condition. Brain death, an absence of neurological activity, can be readily determined, they said. It is legally death, even if other bodily functions can be maintained.
"If she is dead, I don't see how she can be a patient, and I don't see how we can be talking about treatment options for her," said Thomas W. Mayo, an expert on health care law and bioethics at the Southern Methodist University law school in Dallas.
Arthur L. Caplan, director of medical ethics at NYU Langone Medical Center in Manhattan, agreed. "The Texas Legislature can't require doctors to do the impossible and try to treat someone who's dead," Mr. Caplan said. "I don't think they intended this statute the way the hospital is interpreting it."
Critics of the hospital's actions also note that the fetus has not reached the point of viability outside the womb and that Ms. Munoz would have a constitutional right to an abortion.
The restrictive measures were largely adopted in the 1980s, with the spread of laws authorizing patients to make advance directives about end-of-life care like living wills and health care proxies, said Katherine A. Taylor, a lawyer and bioethicist at Drexel University in Philadelphia. The provisions to protect fetuses, she said, helped ease the qualms of the Roman Catholic Church and others about such directives.
"These laws essentially deny women rights that are given others to direct their health care in advance and determine how they want to die," Ms. Taylor said. "The law can make a woman stay alive to gestate the fetus."
In Texas, the law and the hospital's efforts to abide by it have drawn support among opponents of abortion. "The unborn child should be recognized as a separate person," said Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life. He added, "I would say that, even if she were brain-dead, I would favor keeping treatments going to allow the child to continue to survive, with the hope the child could be delivered alive."
Jeffrey P. Spike, professor of clinical ethics at the University of Texas medical school in Houston, said there were some known examples of fetuses having been kept alive while a terminally ill or brain-dead mother was on a respirator. But in every case he knew of, he said, those steps were in line with the family's wishes.
Mrs. Munoz's parents and her husband, Erick Munoz, 26, remain in limbo, even as they and other relatives help care for the Munozes' 15-month-old son, Mateo.Mr. Munoz has returned to his job as a firefighter but continues to sit by his wife's side at the hospital. She had been due to give birth in mid-May, but the hospital's plans for the fetus — as well as its health and viability — remain unknown. Mr. Machado said he had been told by the hospital's medical team that his daughter might have gone an hour or longer without breathing before her husband woke and discovered her, a situation he believes has seriously impaired the fetus. "We know there's a heartbeat, but that's all we know," he said.
Mrs. Machado said the doctors had told her that they would make a decision about what to do with the fetus as it reached 22 to 24 weeks, and that they had discussed whether her daughter could carry the baby to full term to allow for a cesarean-section delivery. "That's very frustrating for me, especially when we have no input in the decision-making process," Mr. Machado added. "They're prolonging our agony."
On Tuesday afternoon, in the rural community about 30 minutes outside downtown Fort Worth where they live, Mr. Machado and his wife took care of Mateo while the boy's father was at work in Crowley. As he held Mateo in his arms, Mr. Machado recalled touching his daughter's skin as she lay in the hospital.
"She felt more like a mannequin," Mr. Machado said. "That makes it very hard for me to go up and visit. I don't want to remember her as a rubber figure."


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iluvk9 wrote:OMG Suzanne that is SO COOL! Seth really gets into the part!!!
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I laughed so hard at Seth!! Mine are such babies about A) rolling over and B) not getting the treat for DOING something-- ANYTHING!! Your pups are awesome.
Jenn wrote:Fun!! I laughed at Seth, Lilo definitely made me smile I like the circles.
ParisStreetPitCrew wrote:Was that a "stick em up?" from Lilo?
Too funny.
Makes me think I've gotta work with my guys more... too bad their daddy undoes all of their training.
ParisStreetPitCrew wrote:I spent 8 months with Sid in training and she was so good. She would immediately sit when I came in the door and do a very nice sit anytime she wanted pets or attention. Daddy loves to make the dogs stand up and put their feet on his chest.... so, um, Sid isn't as good anymore. I've been working with her again but I think the boys are lost causes.
Good thing that training with Sid had so much value with confidence building and bonding. Yeesh!
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WALTHAM, Mass. — The Brandeis University women's basketball team picked up their first University Athletic Association (UAA) victory of the season tonight by outlasting the visiting University of Rochester, 58-57, in Red Auerbach Arena.
In a game that featured seven ties and five lead changes, Brandeis (7-8, 1-3 UAA) snapped the final deadlock with just under six minutes to go in regulation and survived a last-second shot. Seniors Janelle Rodriguez (Peabody, Mass./Peabody Veterans) and Nicolina Vitale (Clinton Township, Mich./Chippewa Valley) scored six of the team's final eight points. Rodriguez broke a 50-50 tie with a lay-up on a nice feed from sophomore Samantha Mancinelli (Durham, Conn./Coginchaug Regional) at the 5:48 mark.
The teams traded stops before Vitale made it a two-possession game at 4:41, demanding the ball from rookie Paris Hodges (Southampton, N.Y./Southampton) and working into the paint to make it 54-50. The Judges had a chance to go up by six, but UR held on defense and answered on a Danielle McNabb (Bethel Park, Pa./Bethel Park) lay-in with 3:50 remaining. Hodges hit two foul shots 39 seconds later to push the lead back to four, but Yellowjacket senior Lauren Wagner (Traverse City, Mich./Traverse City West) answered on the other end to make it 56-54, Brandeis, with just under three minutes remaining.
Hodges missed on her next attempt, but made up for it by getting a steal on Rochester's next possession. Brandeis chose to milk the clock before Vitale again demanded the ball from Hodges and canned a 12-foot jumper with 1:44 left, making it 58-54 in favor of the home team.
Rochester brought the ball up and called timeout with 1:30 on the clock. McNabb was able to get the free throw line four seconds later, hitting one-of-two to get the Yellowjackets within three. After a Wagner steal, UR scored their last points on a McNabb jumper from junior Ally Zywicki (Liverpool, N.Y./Liverpool) with just over 39 ticks on the clock.
On the Judges' final possession, they called timeout with 30 seconds remaining. They held the ball until about 15 seconds remained in the game, before Hodges dished to classmate Maria Jackson (Rochester, N.Y./Hilton). Jackson then fed senior Kasey Dean (Southbury, Conn./Pomperaug), who drove the lane hoping to draw a foul, but her jumper went hard off the backboard to Wagner.
Rochester brought ball up and got a timeout down one with 5.5 seconds left. After the teams came onto the court, Brandeis called time to reset the defense, then UR burned their final TO in response. When play finally resumed, sophomore Kelsey Hurley (Honeoye Falls, N.Y./Honeoye Falls-Lima) inbounded the ball from near midcourt to McNabb, who dribbled and shot from about 15 feet out, right in front of her bench to the right of basket. The line drive rattled around the rim and nearly dropped home, but popped back out, where Mancinelli corralled the rebound to seal the victory.
The Judges finished with a balanced scoring attack, with four players getting between nine and 11 points. Rodriguez led the squad with 11 points, while Vitale had 10. Both shot 5-of-10 from the field, with Rodriguez adding a free throw in the mix. Rodriguez also had four assists and three steals, while Vitale led all players with four thefts.
Scoring nine points each were a pair of rookies, Hodges and Frankie Pinto (San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente). Both had seven of their nine in the first half, helping the Judges stay close, as they trailed by just two, 33-31, at the break. Mancinelli topped the squad with six rebounds, while Hodges added five assists.
Despite being outshot, 48% to 39%, and outrebounded, 39-32, the Judges forced 22 turnovers while committing just 13, earning a 20-8 edge in points off those miscues. They also had a 22-17 advantage in bench scoring.
Rochester was paced by McNabb, who scored a game-high 18 points on 7-of-11 overall with the team's only 3-pointer and 3-of-4 from the line. She also had three assists, three blocks and three steals. Wagner finished with a double-double of 11 points and game-high 14 rebounds, while sophomore Tylar Guerrieri (Pittsford, N.Y./Our Lady of Mercy) had 10 points off the bench. Zyiwcki had a game-high six assists. This marked the third-straight game UR has played that came down to the final possession, with the 'Jackets having beaten Case and lost to Carnegie Mellon in similar fashion.
Brandeis will look to earn a second-straight UAA win against seventh-ranked Emory – coming off their first loss of the season - on Saturday at 2 p.m., while Rochester is at NYU at 3 p.m.


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Megan Fox is known for being a sex symbol, so it only makes sense that she offered some (pretty sound) advice about sexuality in Cosmo's August 2014 issue.
"Women don't have to be desperate and try so hard," she revealed to the magazine. "Allow yourself to be strong and powerful and men will be crawling on their hands and knees."
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