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In the rolling hills along Oak Creek northwest of Lincoln, pioneers arrived as early as 1864. From then on, there was a steady influx of settlers. Among the early families to arrive were Thompson, Densberger, Campin, and Hornung. In 1870 a dam and grist mill were built on Oak Creek. This was a welcome addition, and saved people a long haul to mills further down-stream.
For several years, school was held in homes with parents "taking turns" teaching. When District 19 was formed in 1871, the people voted to remodel a vacant granary for use as a schoolhouse. In 1874 the first "real schoolhouse" was built south of the present town site. While there were post offices at several locations, there was no definite settlement or name for the community.
In the late 1870s it was rumored that a railroad was to be built through the area. A post office named "Orlando" was established on February 6, 1878, and in 1879 an "independent branch line company" surveyed along the valley. The tracks were laid the following year.
When the line was completed and the depot established in 1880, the name was changed to "Raymond," for Isaac M. Raymond, listed in several historical accounts as the "senior member of Raymond Brothers & Clark, wholesale grocers of Lincoln." Further research revealed that Raymond was also a stockholder and officer in the Nebraska State Bank, and the vice-president of the Lincoln & Fremont Railroad Company -- a primary "project promoter."
A town plat was filed on April 19, 1880, the name of the post office changed to Raymond on May 15, and the new railroad-town burst upon the scene. Soon there were three general stores, two elevators, a lumberyard, two livery barns, a hotel, two taverns, a doctor, and a dentist, a hardware and implement store, a restaurant and confectionary store, a photographer, and a dance hall.
A Presbyterian church was organized and incorporated in February, 1881, by John Mulvane, Willard Kinyon, and L. L. Larimer. The first church was built in the north part of town, but was later moved closer to the center of things. A Methodist Society built a church in 1911.
On March 9, 1892, a delegation of 43 people appeared before the Lancaster County Commissioners to request that articles of incorporation be granted, "...since there were by then 200 residents of the village." With their action approved, the town elected its first board and established a village hall. The town's peak population (249) occurred in 1920.
A two-room school was built in 1893. In 1901 a second story was added to the building to accommodate grades nine and ten. The 11th grade was added in 1909 and the 12th in 1919, all of which were contained in the four-room building. In 1921 a petition was circulated to build a new brick schoolhouse, but the proposition was voted down. With the enrollment of over 100 students, an addition was made to the old building, and later a gymnasium and auditorium was added. After several school districts consolidated, "central" high school was built at the old missile site near Agnew. Elementary classes are still held at Raymond.
With the advent of automobiles and the proximity of Raymond to Lincoln, the small town suffered many setbacks. The railroad, now Union Pacific, still hauls freight, but Highway 79, providing hard-surface access north and south, missed the town one-half mile to the west. During the war-years, with the building of the Lincoln Air Base, and available factory jobs, the population fluctuated, and many of the better homes were moved to other towns. The once-bustling business district dried up as the population in both the town and rural area declined.
In 1970 the long-awaited Branched Oak Dam was constructed, providing needed flood control as well as a large reservoir-lake. With its location near the largest recreational facility in eastern Nebraska, Raymond was again "on the map."
Today we find Raymond with a population of 190 and growing. The business district, catering to fishermen and vacationers, includes groceries, a tavern, and several other shops.
By Jane Graff from material found at the NSHS and in Elinor Brown's Lancaster County -- Then & Now.


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Windows XP breaks world record
British band The Electric Soft Parade has broken the world record for the fastest-produced video using Microsoft's Windows XP, which launched on Thursday.
The video was filmed, edited and shown to the public in three hours, 46 minutes and 19 seconds, beating Live Aid's previous record set in 1985.
The attempt was held at HMV's Oxford Circus store in London, and was shot on the roof of the flagship store before being edited by producer Steve Graham.
Overseen by official adjudicators, the record attempt was completed when the video was broadcast on Microsoft's own website, MSN.
Steve Ballmer, the company's chief executive, who was in the UK for the launch, featured in a special cameo role in the video.
"Breaking a world record and launching the software product of the year - what a buzz," he said.
Guinness World Records' senior research Jerramy Fine added: "Michael Jackson may take seven years to bring out an album - but congratulations to Microsoft Windows XP and Electric Soft Parade who've proved technology can help bring talent to life in record-breaking time."
The system is accompanied by the catch-phrase Yes You Can, after it was changed from Learn To Fly in the wake of the US attacks.
"And what better way to communicate that power than to break a world record."
Brighton-based The Electric Soft Parade is made up of four members, including brothers Alex and Tom White.
Their demo tape was picked up by radio station XFM and they were quickly signed to independent label db Records.
The single is out on 29 October.
Drummer Alex, 20, said it was an "amazing buzz" going for the world record.
Girl group Bardot, the Australian equivalent of Popstars winners Hear'Say, launched XP in Sydney.
Microsoft is hoping its XP operating system will revolutionise PC use in the digital age, building on the success of Windows 2000 by enhancing reliability, security and performance.
One of the first customers in line to buy the �79.99 system at Oxford Circus was Preeth Krishnan, 26, a consultant from west London.
"I had read all about it and tried the trial version, which I downloaded from the internet, and thought it was very good," he said.
Simon Bear, 24, from north London, who works in advertising, came to try out the system and said he was impressed and would return to buy it.
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I created this worksheet to use with Kinder and First grades. I've drawn the pictures on paper-plates (they are so handy to use). We'll decide which paper-plate is what rhythm before completing the worksheet. I do this because, although most first graders can tackle a worksheet like this easily, in Kinder, not everyone is a great reader. This way, everyone's clear on what word goes with what picture.
I extend my first grader's learning with the next worksheet. The students select two words from the previous worksheet. Then, they draw the corresponding rhythms. After that, they add pitches (mi, sol, or la) to create a short melody. When they finish, they can illustrate their "song". Students present their song to the class and we practice reading it. Then, they draw their song on the music staff (in C major).
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This subroutine simply deletes a specified FITS file if it exists. Some of the programs in this cookbook which create a test FITS file use this routine to delete the file if it already exists from a previous run of the program.
Programmers may wish to use a similar technique to delete a partially written FITS file if an error occurs that prevents the file from being completed successfully.
subroutine deletefile(filename,status) C A simple little routine to delete a FITS file integer status,unit,blocksize character*(*) filename C simply return if status is greater than zero if (status .gt. 0)return C Get an unused Logical Unit Number to use to open the FITS file 1 call ftgiou(unit,status) C try to open the file, to see if it exists 2 call ftopen(unit,filename,1,blocksize,status) if (status .eq. 0)then C file was opened; so now delete it 3 call ftdelt(unit,status) else if (status .eq. 103)then C file doesn't exist, so just reset status to zero and clear errors status=0 4 call ftcmsg else C there was some other error opening the file; delete the file anyway status=0 5 call ftcmsg call ftdelt(unit,status) end if C free the unit number for later reuse 6 call ftfiou(unit, status) end


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By Dustin Rowles | Film | October 14, 2006 |
There's a scene in Johnny Knoxville's latest documentary, Jackass: Number Two — a gritty, urbane examination of the post-adolescent retardation of men in their late 20s/early 30s — that involves a container of horse ejaculate. I'm reluctant to disclose the details, mindful as I am about revealing the fine intricacies and schematics of the Jackass plotline, but there's an almost undeniable hidden metaphor in that half-bottle of prostatic fluid, and what the bearded jackass (Chris Pontius) and Mr. Knoxville — who turned in a literally haunting performance as Luke Duke in last year's Dukes of Hazzard — do with the equine spunk provides a suitable distillation of the movie as a whole, propelling the narrative undertones to another, more complex stratum. It's probably obvious to anyone, but what the director, Jeff Tremaine (who in addition to the Jackass films, also directed their sublime precursor, Boob), is trying to essentiate with in this particular vignette is that the three leads — Knoxville, Steve-O, and Bam Margera — really, profoundly want to fuck each other. On a chair. In the backseat of a Volkswagen Bug. In a library carrel. Or against a rock. Wherever. It doesn't really matter, just so long as there is penetration involved.
But what's made clear when Knoxville and Pontius drink the horse's spooge (oops — sorry, I didn't mean to ruin it for you) is that in a society still driven by the Christian right and red-state morality, 30-year-old men with wives, girlfriends, and masculine reputations to uphold still cannot whip out the lubricant and give in to their primal urge to slip it into the backdoor. And unfortunately for these poor, subdued men — two of whom have children — the only real outlet for the repressed sexual frustration is to drink the ejaculate of a horse, or stand around in the nude and inflict pain on one another, while anointing the appropriately named Wee Man as their phallic mascot. It's a cheerless state of affairs —nearly a year after Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger mainstreamed man-love into our cultural zeitgeist — that this group of men still must play with poisonous snakes in lieu of one another's sexual members or, worse still, substitute the goring of a bull's horn for the feel of a man.
There are other critics, mostly middle-aged white men who write for print publications, who fail to understand the plight of the Jackass crew. They unfairly decry both this movie, the original Jackass film, and the television series (yes, there is that much pent-up sexual frustration) as the beginnings of the moral bankruptcy of America, presaging a time when the profundity in our pop-culture landscape will erode into nothing but a series of blows to the groin. I cannot buy into that sentiment. Clearly, these critics' minds have been so addled by decades of Scorsese, De Palma, and Spielberg that they can no longer recognize the significance of a grown man who would literally deign to eat horse shit — such an act is unmistakably tied to one's inability to progress beyond Freud's anal stage, providing ample subtext to the film's homoerotic overtures.
But is Jackass 2 funny? In a word: Yes. In fact, if it weren't so hilarious, it'd be outright heartbreaking. And rather than being derided by critics, Mr. Tremaine should be applauded for elucidating so clearly the sexual-identity crises bubbling beneath the surface of so-called "frat-boy" America. Like the men of Jackass, millions of fraternity brethren must spend their weekends with Greek letters affixed to their chests, self-destructively drinking themselves well past the point of inebriation simply to cope with the psychological torture of having to share a room with an attractive floppy-haired collegiate with a popped collar. Borne out of those frustrations were the almost paganistic hazing rituals of fraternities, the circle-jerks, and the alcohol-fueled self-punishment and humiliation that Knoxville, et al., have simply filmed and turned into a snuff-like form of entertainment, billed as "low-brow" to those not in the know.
But we know, Mr. Knoxville, Mr. Margera, Mr. O, and Mr. Wee. We know that no one who wasn't experiencing a great deal of emotional conflict would anchor a fish-hook into a cheek and swim with a school of deadly sharks. We know that you would not punch a bear trap unless you were trying in vain to stifle a great deal of rage. We know that you wouldn't play with an anaconda in a tank full of balls unless they were metaphors for what you cannot have. And we know that no one who wasn't crying on the inside just a little would rocket-propel themselves over an ocean, unmindful of the dangers of death, unless some part of him longed for an afterlife where he were free to love whomever he would, in any uninhibited manner he chose. And certainly, nothing even need be said of the segment entitled, "The Butt Chug."
By and large, the intended audience for Jackass: Number Two will miss the not-so-subtle implications of the film. Most will be too busy wiping away the cherry-flavored Icee spewing forth from their nostrils to recognize the emotional ache underlying the series of stunts — there were times, in fact, when this critic was so overcome with sick, adolescent joy that I, too, forgot what the film was really about. And that's the real genius of Jackass: Number 2 — the message, undoubtedly, will filter down into the infantile subconscious of America. And little by little, these Jackasses will chip away at our collective prejudices. And when this group of "merry pranksters," closing in on their 40s, makes a third or a fourth installment and someone finally succumbs to a painful, tragic demise, we may finally understand that lying beneath the goofy grins and perpetually unclothed torsos of these men are tortured souls begging to be set free. And once we realize the sacrifice he is willing to make for his art, maybe — just maybe — we will finally recognize that there is nothing at all wrong with one man's love of another.
Dustin Rowles is the publisher of Pajiba. He lives in a blue house with his wife in a hippie colony/college town in upstate New York. You may email him, or leave a comment below.The Tortured Soul of a Jackass


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On February 20, 2013, the Windows Azure Summit, the main conference dedicated to the Windows Azure cloud platform, was held at Digital October.
The conference was useful for IT managers, developers, architects, directors and managers, interested in innovative ways of developing their business, planning to make a complete switch to the cloud or integrating with it.
Key topics:
- Windows Azure as a development platform: recent updates to the platform, Windows Azure's main services;
- Windows Azure usage examples: a unified backend for mobile apps, video transcoding and streaming, backend for games, creating extensions for SharePoint Online and SharePoint 2013, integration with corporate systems;
- Business services: cost calculation methods for SaaS services and pricing, promotion channels and strategies, managing SLA agreements, complying with personal data legislation;
- The Cloud and Web: Web development (HTML5, iQuery, SignalR, ASP.NET MVC 4) and hosting web projects on Windows Azure.
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We are here with a new challenge for Artful Crafting and guess what!! We have a Mood Board this time :) Hop on to Artful Crafting's blog to link up your projects and to read about the rest of the DT's projects.
Prima's Tales of You & Me was just the perfect collection to go with this mood board. Keeping the mood board in mind, I created this layout, about 8x8 inches in size. :)
The Paper is Tales of You and Me by Prima along with the blooms by Wild Orchid Crafts and Artful Crafting. Since I used the paper that had more purple in it, I switched to purple blooms and some magenta ink for the background.
I took a vintage photo from a random paper I had (it is of a grown up woman- to go with the mother's day theme) I also stamped "Happy Mother's Day" with a Simon Says Stamp Dye Ink and Simon Says Stamp "Mother's Day" Stamp Set.
I have also used the "netting background" stamp by woodware on the background to merge in the layout with the background paper. Finally finished with some silver microbeads and white gesso.
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On 14 June 2017 the Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Environment Protection Authority ("EPA") made the Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises) Regulations 2017 (Vic) ("Regulations").
The Regulations commence on 25 June 2017.
The Regulations are effectively the 4th iteration of regulations under the Environment Protection Act 1970 (Vic) ("Act") governing premises that are 'scheduled' and consequently subject to works approval and licensing provisions.
Whether a premises is 'scheduled' and requires a works approval or licence is adopted as criteria under other legislation for various purposes such as a referral authority under the Planning and Environment Act 1987 (Vic) and the Victorian Planning Provisions.
Premises that are now 'scheduled' under the Regulations and were previously not scheduled:
Premises that are no longer scheduled:
Modifications to scheduled threshold or exemption criteria:
New exemptions:
Removal of exemptions:
There appears to be three general trends in the changes introduced by the Regulations.
The increased and broadened regulatory burden would appear to be directed toward using the licensing system to compel mandatory reporting of waste volumes rather than addressing any specific environmental concerns from existing industrial operations.
This is evident in comparing organic waste processors of timber residuals (saw dust and bark) that are now required to be licensed and waste transfer stations that continue to remain non-scheduled. Inclusion of waste transfer stations would effectively create a 'double count' in the Federal waste reporting method.
The continued omission of any consideration to schedule fire-fighting training facilities would also appear to be in stark contrast to the proposition of scheduling high impact activities. EPA has issued clean up notices to the Country Fire Authority for all seven regional fire-fighting training facilities.
Activities at the Fiskville fire-fighting training facility were the subject of a Parliamentary Inquiry¹ with 18 deaths linked to the facility by a Monash University study. EPA and other regulators remain the subject of criticism concerning activities at the facility. State Government would be the primary licensed entity.
[1] Final Report – Inquiry into the CFA Training College at Fiskville (May 2016) Parliament of Victoria
If you would like further information please contact Stefan Fiedler on (03) 9609 1672, David Ramsay on (03) 8640 2324 or Claire Alexander on (03) 8640 2321.
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… We all do.
And, honestly, I'm kind of done pretending that I don't.
Earlier today (on my respective Facebook's I posted a status that read:
"Even people with the "toughest skin" or shoulders who can inexplicably let things roll off of them aren't immune to feelings of hurt, frustration, or disappointment in reaction to someone's comments or behavior. It has nothing to do with being weak, or letting them get to you. It's about being human and knowing how you should be treated. Nothing more. Nothing less."
Do I agree that in life we have to learn to take the good with the bad? The constructive criticisms, right along with praise, and hate? Yes, of course. But to an extent.
We can never and should never try to please everyone we come in contact with. Whether that be online or in everyday life. It's an impossible task. Don't set yourself up for that kind of failure.
However, should people just accept someone's comments, rude behavior, and downright spiteful, vindictive and catty remarks? No. I don't believe so.
To me, when you tell someone that they aren't allowed to have some sort of reaction, or feel a certain way about someone else's words, it's as though you're telling them to forget they're human.
That they should just ignore people's words because they have a right to say what they want. Not everyone is gonna like you.
Why? Explain to me WHY we're not allowed to feel the pang of hurt. Frown or maybe shed a tear when someone hurts our feelings? I don't understand.
Does this mean the second someone disagrees with you that it's time to fly off the handle, vent and cry just because they don't love or hate the same thing as you?
Come on. Obviously not.
But why pretend?
I can let a lot— and I mean A LOT —of things roll off my shoulder. Laugh in someone's face when they try and get at me. Or even pretend something wasn't said or done to me at all.
But catch me at the wrong day or time. Catch me when life is just shitting on me in more ways than one. When I have nothing in me to ignore.
What do I do? … I cry.
And I vent.
And I mope.
And letting it all out sometimes feels damn good.
Do I move on? Of course, we HAVE TO. There's no sense in dwelling on it forever. Or letting it fester to the point it consumes you and turns you into that same hateful person to others, as the person who made you feel like poo.
But I gain nothing in pretending I'm not human.
Pretending I don't have feelings.
Acting like I don't get disappointed if something I say or do isn't well received. If someone I know is acting all out themselves.
I treat others with as much love and respect as possible.
And when I don't get that in return—it hurts. It leaves me confused and frustrated. It makes me question things. It makes me question myself.
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If you've ever had to raise money for a charity you know just how challenging it can be. It has become even harder in the current economic environment. Like everything else, technology can make fundraising easier, and the good news is that the majority of people carry a gadget they can use to send in a donation.
The Mobile Giving Foundation was created to allow non-profit organizations to use the power of text messages to raise money. By using the appropriate shortcode and keyword wireless subscribers can donate to their favorite cause. Once a text message is sent the subscriber is charged US$5 or US$10 on their wireless bill for the donation. The foundation acts as a clearinghouse between carriers and charities.
I'm all for minimizing the need to call people or go door-to-door to raise money for a cause. Now you can use a simple email to solicit donations. Rather than point the person toward a website they can do something as simple as send a text message to contribute. Each text message could add up to some big bucks for a charity or a cause.
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It looks like you girls were up to a lot these past few weeks as a lot of new trends have emerged. Not that I am complaining though…we all need some retail therapy every once in a while. So lets see what should be on the top of your shopping list:
Cross it out
Large crosses are being print on everything from T-shirts to bracelets. Rock this trend by pairing it up with a skinny and some sneakers.
Pair it up with…
Wavin' flag
No matter the country, everybody is waving this trend an enthusiastic hello, representing any country that comes to mind from England to the USA and even South Africa (shout out to my country!).
Or try it in a bikini:
The Maxi dress/skirt
With this trend you will look all summery and fresh. Depending on the colour and fabric you can play between "the girl next door" and sexy.
Snow Queen
Ok, so I don't know if we are just becoming wedding crazy as we approach Valentine's day, but ladies we are wearing a lot of white these days! Which I absolutely L.O.V.E! Whether you have dark or blond hair, white will never let you down. It is great for making you stand out and showing off some confidence as eyes will gaze at you. So work this trend on Valentine's day. Maybe Mr Right will finally see you in the crowd. 😉
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2013-2014 Undergraduate Catalog > Majors Offered and Class Requirements by College > Communication, Fine Arts and Media > Department of Music
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The Department of Music has programs that fall into two general areas under the Bachelor of Music degree:
• Music Education
• Professional degree programs
Students enrolled in the music education tracks are trained to teach music at the elementary, middle school/junior high school, and secondary levels. Within each program there are components designed to help the student develop expertise in performance, music theory, music history, and music education/pedagogy. Students who graduate with degrees in the professional programs receive training that places strong emphasis on the performance aspect (including composition for those in the theory/composition curriculum).
Regardless of the degree program, the department's goal is to provide a basic foundation in the knowledge and skill in the performance of music, to provide the basic tools for a career in teaching, performing, composing, or writing about music. Since an undergraduate degree in music is not a terminal one, the department does not emphasize specialization in any one of these areas, but rather, offers an intense overview of the various aspects of music leading toward either a career specialization or graduate studies.
The Bachelor of Music with education emphasis leads to K-12 certification enabling the graduate to teach general, choral, and instrumental music at any level. The Bachelor of Music with performance emphasis leads to a concentration in composition, instrumental/keyboard/vocal performance, or music technology. All students must pass an entrance audition on their major instrument or voice and take a keyboard placement test before being admitted as a music major.
Regardless of their program emphasis, all students are required to take a common core of courses and meet a set of other requirements as a basis for their specific concentrations.
For more information…
contact the Department of Music at 402-554-2251.
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Bachelor of Music with K-12 Education Endorsement
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EDMONTON – The push for tougher greenhouse-gas rules in Canada and plans for a new crude pipeline to Atlantic Canada may help make the case for the Keystone XL pipeline, says a Washington-based energy consultant.
In a research note, Robert Johnston of the Eurasia Group, said he expects approval of the northern leg of the Keystone XL between Alberta and Nebraska by late summer, despite the recent spill of Alberta heavy crude in Arkansas, which has been highlighted by critics of the proposed Keystone line.
Johnston said the bitumen spill on the ExxonMobil Pegasus pipeline "created significant headline risk and could generate further delays" for U.S. federal approval. But this is balanced by recent proposals for stricter greenhouse-gas emission rules in Canada which are being pushed by the Alberta government, and further progress on TransCanada's proposed "Energy East" pipeline which will deliver oilsands output to Atlantic Canada.
Johnston noted the Arkansas spill "has driven a strong response by the environmental community in Washington, which is virtually united in opposing Keystone XL." He adds the spill "is being used to re-engage the administration following public comments by President (Barack) Obama in San Francisco last week that were interpreted as more favourable for Keystone XL approval."
Johnston notes the Keystone will have a number of new "smart" systems to detect and respond to leaks, and will be built with better materials than those used in the 60-year-old Pegasus pipeline.
And the push for an eastern outlet, with TransCanada's plans to convert one of its underused natural gas pipelines to carry crude and extend the line from Montreal to Saint John, N.B., with its large Irving refinery, has shown there is another option to Keystone XL.
That, in combination with Enbridge's plans to reverse its existing line to Montreal so western light crude can reach the Suncor refinery there, will weaken the environmentalists' argument that stopping Keystone will halt oilsands development.
"The Keystone XL alternatives are crucial as they underpin the argument that the GHG (greenhouse gas) impact of KXL itself will be neutral, as the oilsands will be produced and brought to market with or without the KXL project," said Johnston.
However, using rail or the TransCanada line to the east are still not the best choices for many producers, since those options will be more expensive than using the Keystone line.
Eurasia notes the 45-day comment period on the draft of the U.S. environmental impact statement is set to expire on April 22 unless it is extended. If it expires, it will take an additional one to two months to prepare the final statement, which would then have to undergo an inter-agency review of up to 90 days.
"Sources contacted by Eurasia Group are divided over whether the White House would use most or all of that time. On balance, while approval remains highly likely, timing now looks more likely to be late summer versus late spring," said the report.
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The agency applied its Mind & Mood methodology to the daunting task of gauging technology's role in play, fun and learning in the lives of 6-to-11-year-olds in its "Digital Wonderland" study.
Six months and 40 global workshops later, the Mind & Mood team is ready with a presentation revealing that kids today grow up faster, mimic adults earlier and value videogames as much as past generations valued TV.
One of the key findings of the research is that in today's technology-driven, get-more-done economy, kids have trouble stretching their imaginations.
"The imagination is still there, but kids, parents and teachers all agreed that the imagination wasn't getting enough exercise," said Ted Klauber, senior VP-worldwide director of Mind & Mood in New York. "But it seems that some of the technology can be a gateway, so I would consider that a positive."
While FCB conceived and executed the digital project in-house, the agency has already shared the results with some clients including Mattel and Nabisco Biscuit Co. Mr. Klauber spent last week hopping around the globe, presenting to several others.
The agency can customize for each client what the Mind & Mood staffers call "Phlizzes." A continuation of the "wonderland" theme, a "phlizz" is author Lewis Carroll's word and is defined by FCB as a means to "turn plastic, metal, ideas and imagination into a commercial transaction."
Some of the general phlizzes that came out of the "Digital Wonderland" survey:
* Big, broad brands appeal to kids. They are comfortable with extensions beyond the usual category. (The kids in the study said they would be interested in Hot Wheels' bicycles.)
* Kids want facts, not fluff. Offer them specific product features and benefits -- information is currency in their world.
* Kids love fast things. They're too busy for any kind of fun that requires work.
* Give them permission to use their imagination. Kids will stretch, and parents who feel guilty about the lack of imagination in their kids' lives have indicated they're more inclined to buy products that encourage creative play.
FCB's Mind & Mood is a proprietary tool that puts a core team -- Mr. Klauber, Supervisor Mike Sweeney and Advocate Tracy Brogan -- and a variety of senior agency executives into direct contact with consumers. The unit is overseen by Janet Pines, exec VP-director of competitive strategy and proprietary technologies.
The process is not so much focus groups as loosely directed gab sessions. The participants volunteer and are usually rewarded with free pizza; they never know the reason for the study.
For the digital study, FCB staffers held workshops in Brazil, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Singapore and the U.K.; and in the U.S. in California, Connecticut, Nebraska and New Jersey.
At one Connecticut session, four young boys gathered at the Fairfield home of a friend, fighting over the videogame controls as their parents sipped wine and chatted upstairs.
Mr. Klauber asked the occasional question while Ms. Brogan shot video. The boys seemed conscious of the camera and microphone at first, but quickly slipped into pre-teen chat mode.
They talked about the variety of scheduled activities they had and how the little free time they do have is taken up with homework or videogames, echoing the sentiments of children around the world.
"They are so busy and so scheduled that when they have free time, they want the fun to be fast," Mr. Klauber said.
That speed notion is exacerbated by videogames, which are very important to this age group. The kids indicated they learn new lessons from videogames, such as fast is good; the duration of a media source can vary (one game may take an hour, another may take only a few minutes); and upgrades are good.
"Seven of the top 10 videogames in 1999 were updates on older games," Mr. Klauber said. "There's a real challenge to make sure you refresh your product or services because kids have learned that's what happens with good videogames. Only the duds don't get updated."


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Now this is the room Chase would love to have!
This room is "Cool". I could picture something like this with the green walls. Hmmm...
Here is a music themed room. Hmmm...I like it too.
So what do you think? Are you going to make me paint or do you think I can make it work with those green walls? lol...Any ideas would be very helpful!


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The Netherlands and Spain have something in common in this World Cup in that they have reached the semi-finals without playing terribly well but also because they have both conquered a bogeyman that they would always have to slay in order to win the tournament for the first time. For the Dutch it was Brazil, whom they couldn't overcome in 1994 and 1998; for Spain, it was getting to the semi-final for the first time in their history (we'll disregard their appearance in the final-four group stage in 1950). Spain felled a similar foe in the European Championships two years ago when they beat Italy - albeit on penalties - for the first time since the Spanish Civil War, and that gave them the a marked rise in confidence for the rest of the tournament, which was obvious when they swept the Germans aside in the final.
Both sides face tough challenges in the semi-final though the Netherlands will be glad that Luis Suárez, who scored freely in the Eriedivisie last season for Ajax will be missing because of his dastardly deed against Ghana, and the fact that captain Diego Lugano will line out not fully fit suggests that Uruguay are being stretched a bit thin. Spain are, surprisingly, being given few chances against Germany, not least because of the Germans' impressive performances against England and Argentina. Joachim Löw's boys are irrepressible when they have the initiative, which they grasped early on in those games but if they are held scoreless for long enough they soon begin to look very ordinary, as they did against Serbia and Ghana. Spain's ball retention will make it difficult for Germany to find the spaces to exploit as they did in their previous games. Even though they haven't been too impressive so far, Spain have also shown they are difficult to score against too. It should be a fascinating match, which I think Spain will edge 1-0 or 2-1, provided they manage to strike first.
A Spain-Netherlands final would give us a fixture that is rarely played in international football. The two teams have never met in a European Championships or World Cup and friendlies between them are few and far between. This is unusual given the profile of the two sides. They did however play against each other in the qualifying round for the 1984 European Championships and the group ended in one of the more controversial qualifying results in modern times. In a high-scoring group (even third-placed Ireland knocked in 20 in their eight games), the Dutch and the Spanish both finished their qualifying with games against Malta in December 1983. A 5-0 win for the Netherlands in Rotterdam left the Spaniards needing to win by eleven goals five days later in Seville to progress. Despite being only 3-1 up at half-time, they managed to reach the magic target, with Santillana scoring four goals and Poli Rincón three. The Dutch cried blue murder at a fix and the result was as responsible as the Anschluss match between West Germany and Austria in Gijón at the previous year's World Cup for FIFA and UEFA mandating final group games be played at the same time.
Spain went on to shock reigning champions West Germany (at the time under Jupp Derwall's management a team as loathsome as the current Germans are admirable) in France and reach the final where Luís Arconoda's unfortunate blunder allowed Michel Platini's free kick to squeeze under his body. But I wonder what would have happened if the Dutch, with much the same players that would win the European Championships four years later, had got to France? Gullit, Rijkaard, Koeman and Van Basten were already in place, together with a few of the older generation from 1978 as well as Arnold Muhren and Johnny Metgod. They then failed to reach Mexico 86, being edged out by Belgium. Who knows, if Spain had not scored that twelfth goal against the Maltese, the Dutch team of the 1980s would be remembered even more fondly than that of Cruyff, Rep, Rensenbrink and Neeskens.
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Chefs are often asked to donate food, but Covington restaurateur takes a direct approach.
Nonprofit fundraisers go hand-in-hand with restaurants. Chefs are often called upon to donate time and food to events and galas.
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How Google's Geocoding solves Address Validation
For the e-commerce business, it is very important to have a valid and correct address base. Sending packages to incorrect addresses causes significant losses, since packages are not delivered and sent back. In the case of the Kickz online shop, we faced exactly this problem. Thus, we thought about how to improve and force users to enter correct addresses. Learn how we used Google's Geocoding service to solve this problem.
There are many commercial providers for addresses, however not all of them provide a world-wide address base and the Kickz shop is delivering world-wide. It turned out that the best value for money would be to use Google's Geocoding web service. Geocoding is the process of converting addresses into geographic coordinates, i.e. latitude and longitude.
However, as the response from Google includes not only the longitude/latitude data but also further address suggestions, this service can also be easily used to present refined/suggested addresses to the user. And that was exactly what we needed. So our basic idea of the service usage was to request exact coordinates and refined addresses (suggestions) for a given address. The coordinates were then used to show the location on the map.
The Geocoding web service is part of the Google Maps API and is offered both as free and as commercial. The basic service is free for 2500 requests per day and does not support HTTPS requests. As Kickz requires HTTPS and more requests per day, we decided to go for the commercial service, which allows of up to 100,000 requests per day and provides HTTPS access with signed web service requests.
Using the Geolocation Web Service
Google's Geocoding web service is quite simple to use. All you need to do is send a simple HTTP request to the specified address and you will receive a response in either XML or JSON format. The response contains zero, one or even several addresses, depending on the precision of the input. It can be empty if Google cannot locate your address — but based on our experience, this rarely happens.
https://maps-api-ssl.google.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?address=Frankfurstein+ring+105a,M%C3%BCnchen,de, 80000,&sensor=false&client=gme-kickzag&signature=VF930KLrbu98sKKLqIjn4adIoTs=
Google returns the following XML document as a response:
<GeocodeResponse> <status>OK</status> <result> <type>street_address</type> <formatted_address>Frankfurter Ring 105, 80807 Munich, Germany</formatted_address> <address_component> <long_name>105</long_name> <short_name>105</short_name> <type>street_number</type> </address_component> <address_component> <long_name>Frankfurter Ring</long_name> <short_name>Frankfurter Ring</short_name> <type>route</type> </address_component> <address_component> <long_name>München</long_name> <short_name>München</short_name> <type>sublocality</type> <type>political</type> </address_component> <address_component> <long_name>Munich</long_name> <short_name>Munich</short_name> <type>locality</type> <type>political</type> </address_component> <address_component> <long_name>Munich</long_name> <short_name>M</short_name> <type>administrative_area_level_2</type> <type>political</type> </address_component> <address_component> <long_name>Bayern</long_name> <short_name>BY</short_name> <type>administrative_area_level_1</type> <type>political</type> </address_component> <address_component> <long_name>Germany</long_name> <short_name>DE</short_name> <type>country</type> <type>political</type> </address_component> <address_component> <long_name>80807</long_name> <short_name>80807</short_name> <type>postal_code</type> </address_component> <geometry> <location> <lat>48.1883675</lat> <lng>11.5857053</lng> </location> <location_type>ROOFTOP</location_type> <viewport> <southwest> <lat>48.1852199</lat> <lng>11.5825577</lng> </southwest> <northeast> <lat>48.1915151</lat> <lng>11.5888529</lng> </northeast> </viewport> </geometry> <partial_match>true</partial_match> </result> </GeocodeResponse>
The XML response is deserialized to Java objects using JAXB 2. After the response is processed, the user is given some options to refine the original address entered in the browser.
It's convenient that all responses from the Google web service are localized. In the screenshots below, you see the same validation done in the German shop (left) and in the international shop (right). The only difference is the language parameter sent with the web service request and set in the HTTP request header "Accept-Language". To visually improve validation, we also use static Google maps URL to display the address to the user graphically.
Google's Geocoding web service turned out to be an effective tool for the validation of the user addresses in our Kickz online shop. Furthermore, this service can be used free of charge for small projects or sites with lower traffic. In Kickz though, we are using the commercial version of the web service, since the traffic is higher and we need the HTTPS service URL.
3 Responses to "How Google's Geocoding solves Address Validation"
Thank you for your post. We would like to create a Google Form which validate the addresses. Can this be done simply by putting the correct code into the form code?
Hi Mark,
I do think you will need to process the JSON response from google anyway. So the best option is to use Javascript and call Google API, process the response and you are done with validation. Just check the link with documentation.
Nice post. Was searching all around for a free address validator. Thanks a lot for sharing.


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My uncle had come into town to do some pre-game interviews one Saturday and had stopped by the house early that morning to invite my father to go with him. Daddy was so excited that he didn't even answer his brother, but he was upstairs and in the shower within seconds. I don't think I've ever seen him move so fast in my life.
Mama was out grocery shopping that morning, Jada had gone to a slumber party the night before, and Philip had gone to watch Aris scrimmage with the All-City high school football team, so it was just me and Uncle C.J. in the living room once Daddy went upstairs. He sat down on the couch beside me and started asking me how school was and what my favorite subjects were. He wanted to know if I had any hobbies and what I liked to do for fun. After I answered all his questions, he told me how much of a young lady I had become since he last saw me, which had to have been about three years ago, I think, because Mama always seemed to have something to do outside the house whenever he called to say he was in town and wanted to visit with us, and she always took me and Jada with her. Then he asked me if I had a boyfriend and I told him I didn't—that Mama was not having that. He laughed and said that with a body like mine, Mama was right to keep boys from around me. Something about the way his eyes dropped to my chest and then down to my hips made me really uncomfortable. I was glad I could use the excuse that I had to get dressed to meet up with Nita. I got out of there quick and fast.
About the BookTitle: K My Name is Kendra
Author: Kamichi Jackson
Genre: Young Adult
Fifteen-year-old Kendra James' life begins to spiral out of control with the return of her long-lost runaway sister Meisha, and the visit of a young celebrity uncle with questionable intentions. Things take a particular turn for the worse when that uncle exploits Kendra's loneliness and untreated depression and makes a move on her that sends her world into a tailspin from which she's not sure she'll ever recover. Will she survive this tragedy…or will she hit rock-bottom before anyone even notices?
Author BioIn addition to K My Name Is Kendra, Kamichi Jackson is the author of an eBook entitled Where Present Meets Past (originally available as part of the now-defunct Amazon Shorts Program), the middle reader book You're Too Much, Reggie Brown, a forthcoming adult novel entitled The Brownstone, two unproduced screenplays, and several short stories. KJ has made numerous appearances in support of her work, among them the Baltimore Book Festival. When not writing, Kamichi is likely off somewhere singing karaoke. The South Norwalk, Connecticut native currently resides in Northern Virginia with family.
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* Social - I will lose status, respect.
* Psychological - I will feel anxious, jealous, weak, stupid.
* Economic - I will lose work, my job.
* Biological - I will not survive.
When you want to make a change for the better, focus on addressing the underlying fears.
Get the technical objections out of the way, then approach influential people one at a time.
Find out what the drivers of change really are.
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A marsh at high noon. Such a lovely place. Going somewhere completely different this weekend--Brooklyn!
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- Lori ann said...
pretty! wouldn't wool in this color be lovely? have fun in brooklyn, and dress warm!
- November 8, 2012 at 10:35 PM
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stunning - think I would rather be in your marsh than Brooklyn though!
- November 9, 2012 at 6:56 AM
- madder said...
that would be a lovely wool shade!! I agree.
Brooklyn was fun. I love to visit. I love to come home.
- November 12, 2012 at 4:05 AM
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An Administrator is a special user type which can manage the server with the same privileges as root. He can access the control panel, but such services as shell, ftp or e-mail are not available to him.
See also the article Administrator accounts. Technical details. (ISPmanager).
In this module you can add new administrators, edit their properties, delete, disable and enable them, or switch to their control panel if necessary.
Selecting the "Superuser" check box in the administrator edit form allows you to create a full-fledged account with shell access.
- View a list of administrators
- Add new administrator
- Edit administrator parameters
- Delete administrator
- Enable the selected administrator
- Disable the selected administrator
View a list of administrators
- Login - user name that the administrator uses to gain access to the control panel:
- Properties - properties of the administrator:
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- User name - enter the user name to access the control panel. The name may contain the Latin alphabet letters, figures and the symbols ".", "-" and "_".
- Password - enter the password to access the control panel. The password can be randomly generated by the system. To get one, click a special button next to the field.
- Confirm - retype the password for confirmation. If it was randomly generated, confirmation is set automatically.
- Superuser - check the box to enable shell access with root privileges for this administrator. Note. The Applications, Scheduler (Cron), Access to modules, Server parameters and Plug-ins (ISPmanager) modules are only available for administrators with superuser permissions.
- Access - choose functions that the newly created administrator will be able to access.
- to all functions - the administrator is allowed to access all the system functions.
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Happy Advent season, everyone! It's my favorite time of year! Caryn and I finally finished our Advent calendars that we started at the beginning of the year, and now mine is happily hanging in my front hall. And Ryan has happily been eating the little candy canes that are in the pockets!
A lot has happened this Fall, hence the lack of blogging. Last weekend I turned the big 3-0. Ryan took my to Solvang (an adorable Scandinavian town in Southern California) to celebrate. It was the best! Here we are at Buttonwood Farms Winery:
And the weekend before that, my crafting partner Beth and I took the OC Lucia fair by storm! This was our first year at this fair and definitely learned a lot. We were super busy all of November just trying to get our inventory up. Overall, the fair went well and we are really looking forward to the Los Angeles Lucia fair coming up on December 15. If you live in the area you should really check it out, they do a bang up job with the program.
One of my new projects this year are these Dala Horse chalkboards! I love that I can change the sign for any season. I'm going to hang one that says God Jul for Christmas. I also just added this item to my Etsy shop!
(I know the picture isn't the best, I'll try to get a better one soon)
With work, roller derby, and crafting, this Fall has been crazy busy for me! But I am so excited that Christmas is around the corner! And before you know it the Scandinavian Christmas series will be here! Starting December 13, get ready to hear from bloggers from all over about a great Scandinavian tradition, craft, or recipe. And if you know anyone that would like to participate, I'm still looking for a couple more entries so e-mail me!
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PIONEER EDITORIAL: Bemidji State's impact on community is immense
When Bemidji won out over Thief River Falls and Cass Lake to become the home of Minnesota's next state teachers college 100 years ago, the community's future was set on a new course.
The cultural, intellectual, economic and entertainment and impact of Bemidji Normal School are immense.
Of course, Bemidji Normal School became Bemidji State Teachers College in 1921, then Bemidji State College in 1957, then Bemidji State University in 1975.
The school was chartered by the Minnesota State Legislature in response to a growing need for public school teachers. Educator training was its main curriculum at the start.
BSU now has an enrollment of more than 5,300 undergraduate and graduate students, with baccalaureate degrees in a wide range of fields, master's degrees in arts and sciences and an array of online learning options.
In the early years, most students came from nearby communities. Today's students come from around the region, the country and the world.
The school's centennial observance began Thursday with a glorious kickoff event in the Bangsberg Fine Arts Complex. It was the first of an 18-month-long celebration leading up to the 100th anniversary of the first classes (with 38 students) in 1919.
At Thursday's event, Trustee (and former state legislator) Roger Moe brought greetings from the Minnesota State system. BSU President Faith Hensrud gave a keynote address. Senior student Tess Heyer spoke of her experiences at the school.
"The history we are here to honor and celebrate is not some faraway land or parallel universe," Hensrud said in her remarks. "In fact, every day as we go about our business on this remarkable campus, we are walking in the very footsteps of the generations who came before us."
The most impressive part of the kickoff was a four-part video series of the school's history, each part followed by musical and dance performances by the BSU Blue Ice Jazz Band, the Bemidji Choir and the BSU Dance Team with alums Suzy and Hondo Langhout. The talents of these young people and their mentors is incredible.
The videos took the audience on a trip down memory lane dating back to when trees were being cleared so that what is now Deputy Hall could be built.
The kickoff also included tributes to the school's American Indian students and programs. An honor song was performed by freshmen Brandon Quagon and Keveon Kingbird, and a cultural dance was performed by student Ningozis White. Hensrud began and ended her keynote with Ojibwe greetings.
Organizers of the event made certain to acknowledge students, former BSU presidents, current and former faculty members, alumni and guests, including Bemidji Mayor Rita Albrecht.
Later in the day, the university formally dedicated the area between upper and lower Hobson Memorial Unions as Centennial Plaza.
The community can watch for subsequent centennial events over the next 18 months as the university proudly observes its first 100 years.


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It is thought that there is 5-8 times as much invisible dark matter in the Universe as there is normal matter. There are three ways of detecting this dark matter, the first is by producing it at a collider, the second is by detecting it as it interacts with baryonic targets in experiments and the third is when we look for the particles produced when two dark matter particles collide and annihilate with each other. In order to understand the nature of dark matter work needs to be done to make a link between these three different approaches, work which involves astrophysics, cosmology and some particle physics.
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Bloemfontein Celtic grabbed the headlines when they recorded an 8-0 victory over Moroka Swallows to top Group A, in their MultiChoice Diski Challenge match at the Nike Training Centre in Pimville, Soweto on Wednesday.
Vuyani Ntanga was the star of the day as he netted four of the Celtic's goals, with the third being a scorcher and a contender for the goal-of-the-week accolade. A total of 31 goals were scored, which is a record so far in the tournament as all the 16 teams were in action on the same day for the first time.
Orlando Pirates were the only side to register a second-straight win when they edged Chippa United 2-1 to take control of Group B, with Masalaelo Seanego scoring a last-minute winner.
In the final matches of the day, which were both contested by Group B teams, Mpumalanga Black Aces and Bidvest Wits played to an exciting 3-3 draw – while Platinum Stars and Mamelodi Sundowns played to a goalless draw.
Aces' James Bell scored the quickest goal of the competition when he found the back of the net within seconds in the match. Tshidiso Monamodi helped Wits recover quickly when he equalised in the second minute, Elasto Kapowezha then gave the Students the lead in the 30th minute.
Given Mashikane equalised for Aces in the 37th minute while Bell completed his brace with 13 minutes remaining. But they were denied victory in unfortunate circumstances when Vincent Kobola scored an own goal a few minutes before full time.
Sundowns found it hard to break a disciplined Stars' defence despite boasting a talented attack in Percy Tau, Thamsanqa Mashiya and Bonginkosi Ntuli - with Sphamandla Mlilo, Kamogelo Mathe and Michael Mabule ensuring that they keep things tight at the back.
In the matches that preceded the last ones, Pirates and Ajax Cape Town snatched late wins, with Seanego becoming the hero for the young Buccaneers and Noah Sidaoui doing the same for the Urban Warriors – to give them their first win.
Seanego scored a last-minute goal to help Pirates win their clash against Chippa United 2-1 and became the first side to reach six points in the tournament.
Pirates recovered from conceding a third-minute Owen Naidoo goal to record their second straight win. Menzi Masuku equalised in the 12th minute before Seanego got a last-gasp, winning goal with a tap in.
Ajax had to wait until the final minute as well to find a goal that gave them a 3-2 win over Polokwane City. Noah Sidaoui scored with a header to complete his brace and give the Cape side their first win.
City took the lead in the 24th minute through Sakhile Ngubo, and Sidaoui equalised nine minutes into the second half, but Sello Matjila restored City's lead in the 75th minute. Justin Jacobus brought Ajax level three minutes later, before Sadaoui found the winner in stoppage time.
Earlier, Kaizer Chiefs and SuperSport United played to a 1-1 draw in their Group A clash.
SuperSport broke the deadlock five minutes into the match when striker Lerato Manzini beat goalkeeper Ryaan Pieterse. Chiefs got a quick reply as Hendrick Ekstein put them level in the 10th minute.
In the other afternoon clash, Free State Stars bounced back in style after suffering a defeat against Sundowns, beating AmaZulu 3-1 in the first Group B match of the day.
Adam Basit opened the scoring in the 45th minute and Jackson Maphathe doubled the lead seven minutes into the second half. Bongani Ndimande pulled one back for AmaZulu six minutes later, before Basit ensured Stars win when he completed his brace in the 67th minutes.
In the first matches, Celtic ran riot against home side Swallows handing them an 8-0 drubbing, to take control of Group A.
University of Pretoria also registered their first win of the competition after coming from a goal down to edge Maritzburg United, who suffered their second straight loss.
Celtic, who now lead the group with an eight-goal difference, went to halftime leading 2-0 after goals from Mokone Mereko and Thapelo Morena.
It was one-way traffic in the second half as they added six more goals, with Vuyani Ntanga scoring the first of his four goals within three minutes after the restart. Ishmael Njoti netted the fourth goal minutes later.
Meanwhile, Dumisani Zuma found the back of the net to give Celtic a convincing 5-0 lead, before Nyanda followed with a hat-trick which included a stunning strike from outside the box.
Maritzburg took the lead in the 59th minute after a goalless first half through Bandile Shandu. Botshelo Mfulwane found the equaliser for Tuks 10 minutes later, and Mpho Maruping grabbed the winner in the 74th minute.
Group A:
Moroka Swallows 0-8 Bloemfontein Celtic
University of Pretoria 2-1 Maritzburg United
Kaizer Chiefs 1-1 SuperSport United
Polokwane City 2-3 Ajax Cape Town
University of Pretoria 2-1 Maritzburg United
Kaizer Chiefs 1-1 SuperSport United
Polokwane City 2-3 Ajax Cape Town
Group B:
Free State Stars 3-1 AmaZulu
Orlando Pirates 2-1 Chippa United
Mpumalanga Black Aces 3-3 Bidvest Wits
Platinum Stars 0-0 Mamelodi Sundowns
Orlando Pirates 2-1 Chippa United
Mpumalanga Black Aces 3-3 Bidvest Wits
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My mom came to town soon after Tate was born and it was so wonderful having her here. She cooked, cleaned, ran errands, entertained the girls, snuggled Tate, and helped me survive my first week with Josh back to work. I planned on catching up on sleep while she was in town, but that didn't happen! We stayed up late each night talking and laughing - which was better than getting extra sleep. I only see my mom twice a year, so it is always such a treat to spend time with her.
I wish we could have gone into NYC since my mom hasn't been there for several years. Next time she comes to visit! Instead, Josh brought home one of our favorite NYC treats (Dough donuts) to share with her and to celebrate Tate's two-week birthday.
It was a quick trip and we were all so sad to see her leave. Poor Mya just cried and cried (along with Bryn and I) as she watched grandma head to the airport. It broke my heart!
I'm lucky to have such an amazing mom and I'm so grateful for all of her help!


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