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Mrs. Weston proposed having no regular supper; merely sandwiches, &c. set out in the little room; but that was scouted as a wretched suggestion. A private dance, without sitting down to supper, was pronounced an infamous fraud upon the rights of men and women; and Mrs. Weston must not speak of it again.
Emma, Chapter 29
(Rowlandson's view of an assembly at Scarborough circa 1813. Can you spot the Bingleys?)
An infamous fraud indeed! After the exertions of a ball , refreshment had to be provided, surely ;-)
Jane Austen does not really give us many details of the supper served at the Ball at the Crown .What little we do know is related by our ever important informant, Miss Bates:
This is meeting quite in fairy-land! Such a transformation…..Upon my word, this is charming to be standing about among such friends! And such a noble fire! I am quite roasted. No coffee, I thank you, for me — never take coffee. A little tea if you please, sir, by and bye, — no hurry — Oh! here it comes. Everything so good!"
I never saw any thing equal to the comfort and style — Candles every where. ..Well, this is brilliant! I am all amazement! could not have supposed any thing! Such elegance and profusion! — I have seen nothing like it since — Well, where shall we sit? where shall we sit? ..Dear Jane, how shall we ever recollect half the dishes for grandmamma? Soup too! Bless me! I should not be helped so soon, but it smells most excellent, and I cannot help beginning."
Emma, Chapter 38
To find out what was served at balls in the early 19th century we cannot turn to homely cookery books like Mrs Rundell's New System of Domestic Cookery. No, we have to turn to far more fancier selections.
The Housewife's Instructor was first written by William Henderson. It was a best seller and appeared in many editions. The revision overseen by Jacob Christopher Schnebblie contained his suggestions for a ball supper suitable for twenty people.
Jacob Christopher Schnebbelie had been the principal cook at Melun's Hotel in Bath and Martelli's Restaurant at The Albany, in Piccadilly, London.
This is his portrait from the frontispiece to his edition of The Housewife's Instructor. The entrance to the Albany is shown below him.
This place is still in existence :here is another view of it taken from inside the courtyard. The Albany has a connection with Jane Austen, in that Henry Austen's bank's offices and headquarters were at Number 1, the Courtyard at The Albany between the years 1804-1807.
The building was divided into a series of apartments which were inhabited by officers, professional men and unmarried members of the aristocracy and the gentry. It was (and still is )a fearsomely smart address.
Here are his suggestions for the first course:
Do note the repetition of the dishes: the male diners would have served themselves and their female partners without the need to pass dishes over the table. And do remember that all these illustrations can be enlarged merely by clicking on them: it helps to see the detail.
We know from Miss Bates speech, above, that soup was served at the Crown supper , so it seems the redoubtable Mrs Stokes made an even grander effort than these smart metropolitan suggestions in rural Surrey. Little wonder Miss Bates thought herself blessed to be there.
Here are his suggestions for the dessert:
The Pines mentioned above are, of course, pineapples: a very special, expensive and rare fruit.
I am so glad that Mrs Weston was rightly prevailed upon by Emma and Frank to provide a grand repast for their friends and neighbours at that ball. Perhaps, after all, it did resemble this one …..


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At least not on purpose before games. This is a weird story I found via LionBackers.com while searching for some info on Brown not participating in practice on Wednesday. (It doesn't seem serious, might just be giving the vet some rest during the week. Wouldn't be surprised to see that most Wednesdays or Thursdays for the rest of the season.)
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Dimitris Tsermenidis, president of the Workers Union for the Organization of Urban Transportation in Thessaloniki, is under fire for a number of antisemitic statements he made during a Union assembly on 24 June 2016.
Voria.gr reports that Tsermenidis stated that "God created the Jews by mistake, who afterwards killed Jesus Christ" and expressed his regret for the fact that "unfortunately Hitler did not finish his work".
The Union president also made derogatory statements against Avraam Benaroya, the Jewish co-founder of "Federacion". Federacion, founded in the early 1900, is the first workers' union in Thessaloniki and the hall of the Workers' Union Center where the assembly took place was named in his honour.
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
Patti Smith Plays in Lebanon, at the Byblos Music Festival, July 8
Patti Smith is simply da bomb. She practically invented punk. She continues to be a model for women in the rock music scene. And she continues to write and release essential music.
And...she is one of a handful of popular US artists to manifest sympathy for Arab victims of Israeli militarism. During the Israeli onslaught on Lebanon in summer 2006, she wrote the song "Qana," about the Israeli airstrike on that village in Southern Lebanon on July 30 (you can download it here).
I've never, ever, had the pleasure of seeing her in concert. But I'm very excited that her fans in Lebanon got to see her perform at the Byblos Music Festival, on July 8.
The following is from a Reuters report on her visit:
Smith said performing in Lebanon was one of her big dreams and that she felt a bond with the Lebanese because of the tragedies and trials both have gone through.
"We're very very proud to be with you tonight in Lebanon. It is a great dreams of ours to be here," Smith told fans.
Smith, an outspoken critic of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and a published poet, said she felt kinship to Lebanese who have witnessed much turbulence in the past few years, from war with Israel to internal fighting.
"My first impression was the hospitality and generosity of the people, not looking at me funny, not thinking who is she, what is she dressed like. Everyone has been completely unjudgemental and I find, you know the city [Beirut] is vibrant and interesting and you know you were talking about me facing tragedy but the city and also people have also undergone all kinds of trials and tribulations and I know about trials and tribulations," Smith, told a reporters a day before the concert.
Here's a link to an NPR report on the concert by Zena Barakat. Zena doesn't mention it, but Patti did perform "Qana" at Byblos, as reported in The Daily Star.
And listen to Patti performing the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter." I feel fairly confident that the Rolling Stones couldn't do the song so much justice if they were performing it live these days.
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Invented punk? Jesus Christ, she has one tolerable song and it was written by Bruce Springsteen! She is to punk what the Monkees were to the British invasion. . .
- Ted Swedenburg said...
One tolerable song??!! What about "Gloria" or "Dancing Barefoot" or "Space Monkey" or "Babelogue/Rock'n'Roll Nigger"? All better than "Because the Night"--which she CO-wrote with Springsteen.
Patti Smith was recording BEFORE the Sex Pistols. And to compare her to the Monkees is like comparing Erykah Badu to Britney Spears. Wack.
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Following a debut of the Concept X7 iPerformance at the 2017 Los Angeles Auto Show and subsequent teases of camouflaged bits and prototypes undergoing testing in snow and ice, and desert environments, BMW has finally given the public a glimpse at the production X7.
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Still insisting on calling it a "sports activity vehicle," BMW claims the X7 will "redefine luxury." That seems. … unlikely? Unless there's a secret connection between the automaker and Merriam-Webster. One thing is sure: The X7 will absolutely be the flagship three-row SUV that has been conspicuously absent from BMW's lineup for some time.
The production vehicle in the single image is more refined than the concept version and falls more in line with the design language of the current BMW lineup. The Bugs Bunny grille from the concept seems wider and less buck-toothed, and the front bumper has fewer angles. Gone are the giant, vertically oriented vents, replaced with shorter, more pentagonal openings. The headlights are taller than the narrow slits that appeared on the concept, and the side mirrors are also from the BMW parts catalog instead of the concept.
BMW claimed last year that the concept's styling was 70 to 80 percent complete; based on the teaser image, it looks like the last 20 to 30 percent involved toning down the concept's futuristic appearance in favor of the current looks of BMW's SUVs.
The full reveal of the new X7 will take place at some point later this year, although where or when hasn't been specified. Whenever it debuts, we'll be sure to have all the details for you.
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In case your business cards have font size that is extremely small, people will not be able to read it. Hence, you need to be aware of this practice. You might be tempted to use small fonts in order to include more information. However, this will be of no use if the customers are unable to read it. Make sure that the body font is slightly smaller than the headline font.
Do not ever go for a cluttered. This is because it will make your business appear unprofessional. Keep in mind that simple is best.


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What they do
Dietitians interpret the science of nutrition, aiming to improve health and treat conditions by educating and giving practical advice. They work with a variety of people in a variety of settings, using the most up-to-date, evidence-based information on food, health and disease which they translate into practical guidance to enable people to make appropriate lifestyle and food choices.
Our Trust has an established dietetic team. The team includes registered dietitians, dietetic assistants and associate practitioners who work in a number of clinical areas throughout Teesside, Darlington, County Durham and North Yorkshire. Clinical areas of work including adult mental health, children and young people, eating disorders, learning disabilities, older people and forensics.
Dietetic team work is extensive and includes individual work with services users, group work, work with families and carers, liaison with staff, liaison with outside agencies, work with catering services, work with pharmacy and many other teams, colleagues and services within the Trust. The dietetic team also has an important role in policy development, menu design and review and pathway development.
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BCIA biofeedback certification, neurofeedback certification, and pelvic muscle dysfunction biofeedback certification are recognized as international standards by The Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (AAPB), the Biofeedback Federation of Europe (BFE), and The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research (ISNR), the premier biofeedback and neurofeedback membership associations.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the private insurance industry have each determined criteria for recognition and reimbursement pertaining to biofeedback interventions.
The American Medical Association (AMA) has revised and assigned specific CPT codes to be utilized for biofeedback clinical intervention.


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Morning B.R.E.W. : Journal
Morning B.R.E.W. : Journal
Be still
Receive God's love
Embrace personhood
Welcome the day
This journal is designed for use with the book Morning B.R.E.W.: A Divine Power Drink for Your Soul.
Use it to extend and enhance your morning B.R.E.W. Discipline and devotions. B.R.E.W. is what you make it. Be still; Receive God's love; Embrace your personhood; and Welcome the day.
The journal includes:
- Journal starters to help you reflect on each stage of your daily B.R.E.W. time, record your thoughts,
and be creative!
There are 52 journal starters and journaling spaces-one for each week of the year.
- Empowerment cards to provide daily inspiration for, your friends and family, and others as well.
E-mail the empowerment messages or use the messages as part of your personal e-mail signature.
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It's that time of the year again, when colors are in the air, and joy on every face. The festival of Holi is celebrated with much fanfare in India. Coming Friday, people across the globe will again dig their hands into powdered gulaal and smear each other with colors.
At FATbit, we focus on making our work environment joyous and colorful. This Holi, we promise to take that commitment even further and create a harmonious bond with our clients. The festival of colors celebrates the triumph of "Good over Evil". Celebrated under different names and traditions around the world, the spirit of Holi has remained the same for centuries.
This year, we are celebrating this festival with our clients and business partners that have been working with us for so many years. Just like the festival of color becomes more radiant every year, our synergy will continue to glow and make our business relationships even stronger.
FATbit's team of researchers and writers also have big plans to make our well researched blog posts more fascinating, adding new dimension to the overall analysis.
We wish you a Happy Holi and a colorful year ahead!


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Freshman year went by as quickly as Speedy Gonzalez, but I loved it. Here are a few of my favorite things about my life at school:
1. My roommate. Freshman year would not have been the same without her. I'm not saying we were besties since day one. In fact, I'm not sure we've reached that level. But she was a great roommate and an even better friend. She introduced me to Skinny Pop, New Girl, Friends, Grey's Anatomy and poetry. She also joined me in my ever ongoing procrastination methods. Needless to say, I lucked out with this whole "random roommate" situation.
2. My new friends. My college friends, especially those that live on campus, became my second "family". They're the people I see every day, the ones that ask me how my day went, the ones that make me laugh, the ones that do homework with me, the ones that I go out with, the ones that make a four-hour shift funner than it should be. My friends keep me functioning, and at some points they keep me sane.
3. Round-the-clock freedom. No, I'm not a wild child doing everything she can't do when she's home. I'm actually pretty well-behaved for the most part. It's just nice not to have to let anyone know that I'm going out… (If you live in a Latino-Catholic household you may understand the struggle).
4. The Cities. Boy are they beautiful.
5. Campus is on point year-round.
6. Coffee is but a few strides away. Seriously. It was there when I needed it the most.
So bravo to the end of Freshman year and cheers to the beginning of a much awaited summer.


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Download now TinyUmbrella 4.33.00 Supports iOS 4.3.3/4.2.8
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You can download TinyUmbrella 4.33.00 from the this linkTinyUmbrella now supports 4.3.3 and 4.2.8 (Verizon). Sorry for the delay, I've been quite busy. I'm working on some pretty drastic changes for TinyUmbrella.
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Humidity Calibrators and Handheld Hygrometers
Generation of defined RH - Calibration of Humidity Probes - Traceable Humidity Measurement
For calibration and verification of humidity sensors and humidity transmitters in operation.
NEU Calibration Climatic Chamber C3-50
The climate chamber C3-50 is the perfect tool for the calibration of RH probes and data loggers. It excels through its stable, whisper-quiet and vibration-free operation.
Special Features:
- Perfect for calibration of air temperature and relative humidity sensors
- Superior temperature & humidity control and uniformity
- Stable, Silent, vibration free climatic conditions
- World-class metrology performance
- Mixed flow humidity control
Datasheet Calibration Climatic Chamber C3-50
The compact HygroCal 100 calibration system is a light-weight, portable and cost-effective instrument, allowing users to easily perform checks in-house and in the field. It is ideally suited for validation and calibration of relative humidity probes in manufacturing facilities, meteorological offices and during food manufacturing/processing.
Special Features:
- Extremely portable, (only 3.2 kg with desiccant and saturation chambers integrated)
- Intuitive UI makes automating probe verification simple
- Integral battery pack means validation can be done without access to services
- Validate 7 probes simultaneously (diameter 5...25mm)
- Automated validation procedures for complete hands-off probe verification
- Generates humidity levels between 5 and 95% RH in 10% intervals
- Fast stabilization of chamber humidity (in less than 5 minutes)
- Accuracy of ±0.5% RH, traceable to international standards
- Optionally, a chilled mirror reference hygrometer can be used as a reference instrument.
Humidity and Temperature Generator S-904
The S-904 Humidity and Temperature Generator is the ideal instrument for calibration and verification of relative humidity sensors and transmitters. With a chamber temperature range of 10 to 50°C, a to date unparalleled temperature uniformity across the chamber room and the ability to generate 10-90 % RH, performing accurate and repeatable calibrations is made easy and effective.
Special Features:
- Relative humidity and temperature control chamber
- Excellent stability within chamber (±0.2 %RH, ±0.05°C)
- Optional in-built data-logging for reference probe and probes under calibration
- Probes with body diameters between 5 to 25 mm can be accepted
- Accuracy of ±1% RH, traceable to international standards
- Temperature generation from 10 to 50°C, with ± 0.1°C stability
Datasheet Humidity and Temperature Generator S-904
Opti-Cal - Humidity Calibrator with integrated, traceable chilled mirror reference
The Opti-Cal is a stand-alone calibrator for RH sensors providing humidity and temperature profiling with a built in, traceable cooled mirror reference hygrometer.
Special Features:
- Easily perform RH sensor calibrations in-house
- Easy to use, fully self-contained system
- Digital control of chamber temperature and humidity values
- Calibration range 10 to 90 %RH over 10 to 50°C chamber temperatures
- Integrated traceable reference hygrometer
- Best measurement capability
Optidew Vision - Optical Dew-Point Meter
A precision hygrometer, combining drift free measurement with the fl exibility of a remote sensor. Ideal for laboratory and industrial measurements, or as a calibration reference.
Special Features:
- Fundamental drift-free dew-point measurement
- Convenient, transportable package
- ±0.2°Cdp accuracy; optional higher accuracy available
- High temperature sensor option to +130°C
- NEMA-12 bench-top housing
- Display and output of multiple engineering units
- High pressure sensor option to 25 MPa (250 barg)


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Looking for a partner that's always ready for the next adventure? The new Nissan X-Trail is more than capable of handling the rough and tumble of everyday family life, and excels when faced with the harshest terrain. With its wonderfully comfortable interior and a host of technology options, this premium crossover will get you to your destination in style.
When it comes to serious road presence, the X-Trail wins hands down. Its bold styling starts with a striking front end and honeycomb grille, while the car's muscular contours give an indication that this crossover means business. Chrome door handles and window surrounds add a touch of extra sparkle, and optional extras including 19-inch alloy wheels, bi-LED headlights and satin roof rails are available with higher spec versions.
Inside the cabin, the X-Trail is just as impressive. With best-in-class front headroom you won't be short on space, and a flexible seating system makes creating additional room for passengers or luggage a breeze. A seven-seater version is available, and there are numerous customisation options that make it simple to tailor the X-Trail to reflect your personal style.
Get behind the wheel of the new X-Trail and you'll benefit from various advanced technology features including cruise control, hill start assist, Bluetooth® connectivity and a five-inch TFT screen. Upgrade for dual-zone climate control, a powered panoramic roof and a NissanConnect seven-inch touchscreen and infotainment system.
Designed to tackle rough terrain as well as the urban jungle, the Nissan X-Trail is available with a choice of petrol and diesel engines covering a range of power outputs. Four-wheel drive versions are also available for buyers looking to put the X-Trail through its paces off-road on a regular basis.
Every X-Trail comes generously equipped with a host of advanced safety features. ESP, ABS, EBD and Brake Assist are present across the range, as is a six-airbag safety system. The model has an electric parking brake as well as Nissan's Chassis Control system to improve traction and stability.
Higher trim levels come equipped with additional innovative features including lane departure warning, traffic signal recognition and forward emergency braking.
Test drive the new Nissan X-Trail today by contacting a member of the team at Barnard & Brough Nissan. Call 0844 824 7475 or pay a visit to our showroom on Green Road in Haywards Heath to find out more.


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The Ashley Home Store's Hope to Dream Program provides mattress sets and bedding to children in need. Mattress sets are provided to children between the ages of 3 and 16. To nominate a child, fill out and mail in the application form or simply visit: https://www.ashleyfurniturehomestore.com/a-hope-to-dream.
Hope to Dream Brochure/Form - English
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Dickinson SBDC
The Dickinson SBDC free client business advising assistance to entrepreneurs and small businesses in Billings, Dunn, Golden Valley, Hettinger, and Stark counties.
Dickinson State University
291 Campus Drive, Murphy Hall Room 223
Dickinson, ND 58601
Click HERE to register for an appointment!
Darrell Neubert,
Dickinson SBDC Business Advisor
Darrell joined the Dickinson SBDC in January 2017. He is an experienced professional who comes to the SBDC with 15 years of diverse, fast-paced federal government, state government, non-profit and private sector experience, delivering positive results. With an educational background focused on strategy and administration, Darrell provides expertise on strategic planning, innovation, and project management to the SBDC role. Darrell previously provided entrepreneurial coaching and counseling at Dickinson State University through the Innovate ND program. He currently is an Associate Professor of Business at Dickinson State University and teaches Entrepreneurship and Business Communication for the Department of Business and a Leadership course in the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program. He holds a Master of Science in Public Administration from Central Michigan University, a Master of Science in Strategic Intelligence from the National Intelligence University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Florida State University. He is a Certified Balanced Scorecard Strategic Planning Practitioner, Certified GrowthWheel practitioner, and a Certified Business Model Canvas facilitator.
Darrell is also the Executive Director of the North Dakota Soccer Association, an 8,000-member state-wide youth and adult soccer organization; coaches the U19 Boys soccer team in Dickinson; and enjoys Public Announcing for the DSU Men's and Women's basketball teams, Women's Volleyball, and Men's Baseball team. Darrell spends his "free time" with his wife, Annette, a federal archaeologist with the Bureau of Land Management and his two daughters Alexandria (11) and Evelyn (2). He also has two mutts, two goldfish, and a turtle.


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Side effects of vitamin D may include loss of appetite, nausea, sleepiness, weakness and dry mouth, according to WebMD. Vitamin D typically does not cause side effects unless a person takes more than the recommended amount.
Taking more than 4,000 units of vitamin D daily on an ongoing basis may cause an excessive amount of calcium in the blood, explains WebMD. A person should only take high doses of vitamin D under the direction of a healthcare provider.
Individuals with atherosclerosis, high calcium levels in the blood, hyperparathyroidism or kidney disease should be cautious about taking vitamin D, because it can raise calcium levels, according to WebMD. Others who should be cautious are those with lymphoma, sarcoidosis, tuberculosis or histoplasmosis. Vitamin D can lead to kidney stones and other problems in these health conditions.


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A Christmas jumper day at Mackie Academy organised by one of the pupils has smashed it's initial fundraising target.
Second year pupil Ethan Turnbull organised the day on December 16 where staff and pupils came to school wearing a Christmas jumper for charity CLIC Sargent.
Ethan had set an initial target of £900 but through his just giving page he had more than doubled that before the Christmas Jumper day even began.
The bucket collection at Mackie raised £763.46 on top of the £5237.30 raised through the Just Giving page.
Ethan spoke to the Leader on the day about his reason for organising the event.
He said: "When Children in Need was on in November, I was speaking to my step mum about how my little brother is currently receiving help from CLIC Sargent down in Edinburgh where he is being treated for Cancer.
"They are giving my family a lot of support and my step mum gave me the idea to do some fundrasing through the school.
"Since it was coming up to Christmas time we came up with the idea of a Christmas Jumper day.
"I spoke to the Head Teacher who thought it was a brilliant idea and CLIC Sargent sent me over a pack and some information to help me out."
Holly Taylor, Fundraising Manager for CLIC Ssrgent, told us that Ethan had done a fantastic job.
She said: "I'm so pleased that everyone at Mackie got behind him and really embraced the day.
"Ethan has been brilliant to work with and I admire him getting really stuck into when him and his family are going through such a difficult time. Thank you to everyone who has donated"


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Mini Ideal StarsMini Ideal Stars
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A kindergarten bag that's so much more than a backpack!
The ideal bag for little ones, with compartments and handles perfect for every situation and for kids any age. Because we know kids.
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Beautiful, streamlined design
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Educators across the nation will enter school with heavy hearts on Monday. Beneath flags at half-mast and between hugs of staff and students, teachers will navigate through difficult questions and raw fears as we remember and honor the victims of the Sandy Hook School tragedy.
First, we mourn.
We mourn for the victims, for their families, for the heroic Sandy Hook staff, and for the entire community of Newtown, Connecticut.
We also mourn for this nation and for the tens of thousands of people whose lives have been affected by this country's epidemic of mass killings and incessant gun violence.
We also grieve.
As professional educators, we will help our students process their grief and fears. Using social media, teacher unions, school districts and individual teachers have provided resources on how to guide conversations.
Six educators (all women), twelve girls and eight boys (all 1st graders) were killed in the massacre. Our grieving will never completely end.
We also honor. And the best way to do so is to organize against senseless gun violence.
There are some commentators who say, "No, you can't take on the gun lobby, you will never win. Talk about keeping children safe, yes. But don't talk about gun control."
But, as Nicholas Kristof wrote in Sunday's New York Times, "What do we make of the contrast between heroic teachers who stand up to a gunman and craven, feckless politicians who won't stand up to the N.R.A.?"
We can hope that our political leaders will, in future weeks, take "meaningful action" against gun violence. We can also hope that this country begins to address the crisis in mental health services.
But the only way to make sure our hopes come true is to organize.
It will take nothing less than a mass movement to ensure that our political leaders fulfill their responsibilities and actually do something rather than lament the power of the pro-gun lobby.
Given the events of Sandy Hook, parents and educators have a particular role to play, including the NEA and AFT leadership. Likewise, community leaders must demand a community-wide response, and religious and business leaders must call upon their colleagues. Together, we all must demand that our elected leaders address the epidemic of gun violence and the crisis in mental health care.
In the coming days, we will mourn the victims of the Sandy Hook tragedy.
But we must also organize to prevent future such tragedies. We have no choice.


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Wildcats add nine freshmen to their roster.
Sept. 9, 2008
Villanova, Pa. - Michael Corrado has announced the addition of nine freshmen to the 2009 roster. Matt Bell, CJ Burke, Kevin Cunningham, Dan Gutierrez, Ryan McDonagh, Joe Payne, CJ Small, Michael Vigilante, and Nolan Vihlen will join the Wildcat program.
"We feel this is a very athletically gifted class that also possess outstanding lacrosse skills. This class includes players from many of the top lacrosse programs in the country that are used to winning. Several players are from non-traditional lacrosse areas, including our first recruit ever from the state of Tennessee. This just shows the tremendous growth of the sport of lacrosse. I can't wait to start working with this group"
Matt Bell (Severna Park, MD) is a 5"10" attackman from St. Mary's HS in Annapolis, MD. Matt led St. Mary's in scoring, his 52 goals and 18 assists helped St. Mary's advance to the quarterfinals of the MIAA play-offs. Bell was named 1st team All County, Honorable Mention All Metro and led the MIAA in goals scored.
"Matt is a very quick, skilled attackman that has a great knack for scoring the ball. He has gained invaluable experience playing in the ultra competitive MIAA. We are hoping that Matt will be able to compete for playing time right away"
CJ Burke (Pittsburgh, PA) is a 5'9" two time all Western Pennsylvania midfielder from Pittsburgh Central Catholic HS. During his senior year Burke led his team in scoring with 37 goals and 25 assists. His senior year culminated with his selection as a high school All American and the Western Pennsylvania Player of the Year.
"CJ is an outstanding athlete that possesses the skills to be a great scorer or feeder at the next level. He had a great high school career and we are confident he is going to be able make the jump to college play very quickly"
Kevin Cunningham (Garden City, NY) is a 5'9" midfielder from Kellenberg HS. Cunningham scored 43 goals and had 25 assists his senior year and named to the NSCHSAA first team. Cunningham earned four varsity letters in lacrosse and three in basketball.
"The fastest of the freshmen, Kevin has great vision. He runs and sees the field well, plays extremely hard, and is a great groundball guy. "
Dan Gutierrez (Chevy Chase, MD) is a 6'1" goalie from Georgetown Prep. Dan was a three year member of the Georgetown Prep team that went 62 and 4 and was ranked as the number one team in the U.S. his sophomore year. He was 23-1 as the starter his junior year.
"Coming from one of the best programs in the country, Dan has faced the best high school competition out there. He stops the ball extremely well and will be working hard on his clearing throughout this year."
Ryan McDonagh (Huntington, NY) a 6'2" defenseman helped to lead St. Anthony's to the New York CHSAA Final his junior and senior years. St. Anthony's finished the season 14-4. Ryan was a team captain and member of the National Honor Society. He also received the St. Anthony's High School Marine Corps Award and the Adam L'Eplantenier Memorial Award in recognition of lacrosse achievements, and leadership ability.
"Ryan has good size and plays a rugged style defense. He works hard on the field and in the weight room. Ryan is an excellent communicator and will be great leader as he his role increases."
Joe Payne (Birminham, MI) is a 6' 190lb midfielder from Brother Rice HS. During Payne's senior season he scored 5 goals and dished out 25 assists for the number one ranked team in the country. He helped Brother Rice win it's 6th straight Michigan HS lacrosse championship as well as winning the Midwest MSLCA championship.
"Joe is a versatile two way middie who had the ability to help our program in many different areas of the field. We'll be asking him to contribute at a number of different areas on the field."
CJ Small (San Diego, CA) is a 5'10" attackman and midfielder. During his senior year Small helped lead La Costa Canyon HS to the CIF championship. CJ's 41 goal s and 42 assists led his team in scoring, he also was the teams top face-off man winning 77% of his draws. Small holds the La Costa Canyon all time record for assists in a career(132) and points in a career (257). CJ was selected a high school All American and the CIF Player of the Year.
"CJ is an extremely versatile player that will be able to contribute at the attack or midfield position. He is an outstanding shooter, feeder and he is also an excellent face-off man that will provide valuable depth at the face-off X."
Michael Vigilante (Massapequa, NY) is a 6'3" 190 pound attackman. Vigilante was a team captain and was selected an All County player in his senior year. He led Massapequa in scoring his senior with 39 goals and 11 assists. Michael was a member of the National Honor Society, Massapequa's HS class president. He was also was named a New York state Scholar athlete, a member of the Nassau County All Academic team, and received the Chief Pride Award.
"Michael is a big, athletic attackman that uses his size to get to the goal and create his own shot. When he's healthy and ready to play, his size and shooting ability will also help him get on the field as either an attackman or a midfielder."
Nolan Vihlen (TN) is a 5'10" face-off midfielder. During his senior season Vihlen won 244 of 290 face-offs for a 84% winning percentage, he also scored 18 goals. He was named 1st team All State in Tennessee and CBHS midfielder of the year both his junior and senior years.
"Nolan has been a dominant face-off man at the high school level. He is constantly challenging himself to improve, he has attend several face-off combines during the last year to go up against the best competition."


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40 Healthy Recipes for 2011
The title should most likely read healthier recipes. You've probably figured out by now that I don't count calories, Weight Watcher points, carb grams or anything of the sort. And you won't find a plethora of uber healthy recipes on this site since I'm so in love butter, sugar and chocolate. But I'm a firm believer in the notion of "everything in moderation", so I do strive to eat mostly healthy meals so that I can indulge without guilt when I get a craving. Therefore I experiment and try new things and some of my favorites make it onto the blog. They're usually not highlighted given the natural tendency of this site to hold sweets on a pedestal, but since it's that time of year when folks like to make resolutions and start to eat healthier, I wanted to share some of my favorite healthier recipes with you. Enjoy! :)
1. Cucumber-Tomato Bruschetta in Phyllo Cups
2. Guacamole
3. Lavash Crackers
4. Perfect Homemade Popcorn
5. Polenta Pizza
6. Pumpkin Cinnamon Chip & Pecan Granola Bars
7. Stained Glass Jello
8. Traditional Hummus
9. Baked Oatmeal
10. Herbed-Baked Eggs
11. Homemade Granola
12. Maple-Hazelnut Oatmeal
13. Perfect Scrambled Eggs
Main Dishes
14. BBQ Chicken Pizza
15. Beef Mushroom Barley Soup
16. Black Bean Burgers
17. Black Bean Mushroom Burgers
18. Butternut Squash Soup
19. Chili-Rice Dinner
20. Ham and Split Pea Soup
21. Homemade Gnocchi
22. Italian Wedding Soup
23. Lighter Chicken Parmesan
24. Parmesan Chicken & Rice
25. Pasta Fagioli
26. Roasted Shrimp and Orzo
27. Spaghetti and Meatballs
28. Thin n' Crispy Pizza Crust
29. Applesauce Oatmeal Muffins
30. Banana-Nut Oat Bran Muffins
31. Egg Muffins
32. Raisin Bran Muffins
Side Dishes
33. Panzanella
34. Potato Salad with Herbed Balsamic Vinaigrette
35. Roasted Red Potatoes
Yeast Breads
36. American Sandwich Bread
37. English Muffins
38. Hearty Whole Wheat Bread
39. Honey-Oatmeal Sandwich Bread
40. Pita Bread
What are some of your favorite healthy recipes?


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American Flag Hydrant Removed From Dog Park
When a hydrant with an American flag painted on it was installed in an Oregon dog park, no one thought that there would be public uproar over it.
The fire hydrant at Hondo Dog Park was painted as a tribute to Hondo, a police dog that was killed in a crossfire ten years ago while chasing a suspect.
When some local residents saw pictures of the American flag hydrant in the dog park, they were horrified at the thought of a dog urinating on it.
One resident wrote: "That gallant dog [Hondo] must be turning in his grave at the thought of the flag being desecrated every time a dog pees on that hydrant!"
The fire hydrant sculpture was removed after the park received several complaints of the possibility of dogs urinating on the American flag hydrant. Although park officials said there were no reports of any dogs urinating on the flag-themed hydrant since the park opened September 17.
Park planners did think ahead when they installed the flag hydrant. To deter dogs from urinating on it, they placed the hydrant on an 18-inch-tall base and put "dog-unfriendly" plants around the base — juniper and prickly barberry bushes.
Hillsboro dog officers and the artist who painted the hydrant said it is unfortunate that the hydrant had to be removed because of all of their hard work they did to create a tribute for Hondo.
They hope that people will change their minds when they hear how much the hydrant means to them. One officer said that Hondo did the ultimate sacrifice and deserves a tribute.
Park officials said that they are considering options of what to do with the flag-themed hydrant. They may put up a barrier or put it elsewhere, but regardless, they said it will go somewhere.
Source: The Oregonian
Photo: Associated Press


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Our Activities
Youth Adventure Outdoor Education, and its relevance to the National Curriculum
Its is not hard to envisage that many young people may more readily assimilate theory to practice when the theory is tested in novel situations the results of which can be extrapolated into their life experiences. Outdoor Education can address this by using a pattern of a practical task, which generates behaviour that is then reviewed and reflected on in a group situation.
While simulations can be set up in a class room, case studies, projects and so on, will seldom approach the reality of the situation due to the emphasis on intellectual problem solving and lack of unpredictable variables in the 'simulation' itself. To be effective, the learning situation has to provide feedback on a participants actions based on a reality that can not easily be explained away with statements such as "Its not real, if it was I would have done ………" Managing an outdoor experience is as close to reality as one can get as participants move further away from their comfort zone. Image
Applying skills and knowledge to a range of tasks which although quite different from the participants every day life is challenging and quite real – full of unpredictable events. A carefully designed out door activity involves the individual in a real time event that they themselves participate in. Consequently what they review is what they have 'sewn' unlike, for instance, a case study, which picks over the behaviours of some remote actions.
All facets of the curriculum can be designed into an experiential event with the role of the 'teacher' / 'instructor' changing from dependency to one of facilitator encouraging the group to take responsibility for their own learning. Abraham Maslow once remarked that "If the only tool you have is a hammer then it is hard not to see every problem as a nail." By helping the group to develop a range of tools for reviewing their performance individuals are empowered without being patronised. The combination of a purposely- designed outdoor education programme coupled with the integration of a physical activity can be a powerful learning tool. If in addition, a residential element is built into the programme then the range of interpersonal skills, social interaction and discipline that are outside of normal experiences can only be of value in creating a holistic and enjoyable learning event.
Climbing and Abseiling:
Climbing is an activity in which abseiling constitutes one of the many skills a climber needs to complete a route. The challenge for pupils, in either activity, is both physical and psychological but once fears are overcome the sense of achievement is obvious. As the act of climbing is, by and large, based on individual effort other participants are there to give encouragement and to help, if possible, with the safety of the climber by holding ropes and belaying, thus the climb becomes a team activity. Empathy with and direct communications with the climber helps to reinforce the idea of being part of a team. Participants often find their confidence and self- awareness highten as trust is placed on those around them, this, coupled with the disciple of the climb, engages a wide range of behaviours and emotions. A similar scenario exists for abseiling with pupils having to trust implicitly in the professionalism of their instructors while often struggling with a sense of fear and trepidation. Once roped up and ready to 'go' suddenly saying no and declining to abseil or climb can be a positive experience as here the individual is making a positive decision regarding their own capability and risk assessment. It often takes more courage to say no in front of ones peers then to say yes and not enjoy the experience. The history and development of climbing has a sound literary base producing opportunities to enrich the experience by reference to issues of conservation, rock strata, formation of the crags and mountains not to mention the unique rock based flora and fauna. By examining the equipment used it becomes obvious that a knowledge of braking strains, tensile strengths, rope lengths and fibre type are all part of the sport and adds to the fact, that any one can climb but one needs a specialised knowledge to do so safely.
Mountain Walking:
There is nothing more boring and frustrating for a group than to 'play follow my leader' up a mountain track when they have no wish to be there. However, mountain walking can open up a set of rich experiences when the group becomes fully engaged in the process. Having them help plan the route teaches basic navigation, working out distances, discussion of tactics, weather conditions, timings and order of travel. Teaching a group basic navigation both conventional and natural puts them into a position where they can rotate leadership through out the walk and enjoy picking up external clues as to their location. The variation in flora and fauna, erosion, formation of valleys, mountains and lakes are all part of an integrated learning experience that makes up the natural world. Opportunities constantly arise for social interaction and balancing the objective with the needs of the group and the individual.
Kayaking and canoeing:
The canoe and kayak bring two similar activities into one location. Kayaking by its nature relies on individual skill and effort to achieve its ends while canoeing involves a number of people in the same vehicle having to work together in order to keep afloat and make progress. The mobility of the activity means groups are able to visit areas that could be difficult if not impossible to reach by land. This opens up possibilities for studying a range of natural habitats, to see the effects of erosion on river banks and sea cliffs, water based wild life while having to be acutely aware of ones surroundings. Integration of route planning, setting objectives, teamwork, decision making, keeping ones self safe, all form part of a wider learning experience.
Initiative exercises.
Carefully structured initiative exercises present a unique opportunity to experience critical competencies of adaptation, innovation, leading from the front, team working, motivation and creativity. Participants can experiment with new behaviours, take risks and review their performance away from the traditional learning environment. By using a pattern of a practical task that in turn generates behaviour that can then be reviewed and reflected on, an experiential learning cycle is developed. Critical reasoning, decision making, problem solving, creativity, communications, group work can all be built into what for many is an enjoyable learning event.
Camping and Bivvying:
Of all out door activity the camp and bivvy present a good opportunity for participants to develop their social and personal skills. The nature of the activity means that compromises have to be made while at the same time having due regard for inter, intra group relations. Self reliance, discipline, a willing to help promote good camp craft, allocation and use of resources, sharing chores, give insights into community living that for many is a first in a life time experience. The camp provides a static base for exploring the country side and natural resources while giving a taste of what living with the land involves, for many agricultural and forestry workers.
Gorge Scrambling:
Scrambling through a river gorge involves team work, concentration and an awareness of those around you. Gorges have their own atmosphere, enclosed by rock walls with water tumbling down through the rocks an unusual habitat is created that is often reflected in the location's flora and fauna. Like coasteering, individuals are exposed to an environment that for many would be a one off experience not to be missed. Studying a gorge gives important clues as to rock strata composition, effects of erosion, tenacity of plant life and river flow. Flaws in team working soon show up, as co-operation is a key element in achieving a risk free ascent. All in all an activity which takes the form of a mini expedition can be an opportunity to log, observe and comment on what is often an awesome yet natural feature of our landscapes development.
An ideal venue for a group to develop empathy, leadership, caring for one another and working together. Individual challenges involving moving in and out of the water on to cliffs and rocks increases trust and confidence in the group. Communications and listening skills are an important aspect involving safety and general well being. The activity opens up possibilities of exploring sea caves with their intricate patterns of erosion caused by tidal movements. The beginnings of marine ecology could start here while having access to what many would consider inaccessible can have a positive affect on self- confidence and sense of achievement.
Board Sailing:
Board sailing is an activity the success of which is, by and large, under the control of the individual. Once basics are learnt, decisions relating to wind and sea conditions have to be made and constantly adjusted while being aware of those around you. Persistence and commitment helps in the development of self- reliance and promotes discipline if the activity is to be successfully enjoyed.
Raft Building: improvised raft building
Raft building provides an interesting event that all can take part in irrespective of ability. Key skills of design, team -work, allocation and use of resources can be woven into a problem- based activity. Inter and intra group co-operation and innovation come together into what is a fun activity where the consequences of bad design and not pulling together can soon manifest itself. Once on the water a stable raft can provide a platform from which tidal drift can be studied, the effect of the wind on floating structures, water depth and recording of wild life can take place. By having groups submit designs before building, discussion can focus on what and why certain decisions had been reached. Coupled with an end of session review, learning can be consolidated and enhanced.


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Look, no one loves the "Halloween" series more than I do, at least until Busta Rhymes gets involved. The first film is an unimpeachable classic that defined a subgenre and entirely makes up for "Ghosts of Mars" and "John Carpenter's Vampires" in the same way that the Beatles catalogue means Paul McCartney still gets to be a legend even though there's that terrible Christmas song and "Kisses on the Bottom."
But there's one movie nestled among the chapters of Michael Myers' seasonal quest to kill his sister/niece/sister again that does not belong – 1982's "Halloween III: the Season of the Witch," or The One Where He Didn't Come Home. Nope, "Halloween III" doesn't have Michael. It doesn't have Michael's final girl blood relations fleeing into narrow dead ends. It doesn't have Donald Pleasance earning every bit of his paycheck and all the residuals in the universe as Dr. Loomis, foremost authority in the field of
abnormal EVIL child psychology.
John Carpenter and Debra Hill, who created "Halloween," its sequel, and produced III, envisioned the series going in an anthology direction after "Halloween II," like a theatrical "American Horror Story." But audiences hated "Halloween III" for not being more "Halloween III." For years, even after I'd memorized Halloweens I, II, IV, and V, I still hadn't even tried hate-watching III because everyone I knew spat on its clamshell. But you know what? Once I did give it a shot, it instantly became a favorite. Among the Halloween series – which, again, I have memorized, 4srs — I'd put it second in quality only to the first one, although I still watch it far more often. Let me tell you about it!
The movie starts out with an old guy running pell mell to escape what appear to be tax preparers or junior executives, maybe Mormon missionaries, a pretty sweet jack-o-lantern mask stuffed in his waistband. Seeking refuge in a junk yard, old guy manages to commit vehicular manslaughter on them, escapes, later to ruin the shift of a night watchman at a garage who's just trying to watch a news report about Stonehenge. (Plot point! Plot point!)
Enough of that exciting stuff. We are transported to meet our real hero. Tom Atkins' Dr. Dan Challis is instantly relatable, although partly because we meet him while he's being sneered at by his killer shrew ex-wife and disappointing his kids by bringing them less awesome Halloween masks than mom got. ("They're Silver Shamrock!" the children exclaim, singing along to the commercial for the very same masks at eye-ruining distance from the Magnavox. Get used to that hectoring singsong; it's going to be a motif.)
Dan is your basic good guy caught up in terrible events; he's a doctor, sure, but there's definitely more Sears catalogs and Playboys in his place than medical journals. He drinks when he's on call, has implied alcoholism, endures a bitter ex-wife with custody of their two kids, and pats the night nurse's bottom with no fear of repercussion 'cause he's too OK to harass anybody. He is an 80s main character in search of a Stephen King novel. He's a good — not perfect! — but good guy. And he has a sweet mustache.
By the way, bitter ex-wife Linda is played by Nancy Loomis, the same actress who played Annie, one of Laurie Strode's less fortunate babysitter friends in "Halloween." (Also her staring corpse in "Halloween II!") Foul-mouthed and half-naked in "Halloween," 5 years later, she accessorizes a grey wig with a dowdy shawl and 80% of her lines are yelled over the phone at Challis. Hollywood really is terrible for the aging actress.
Challis gets paged, and the scene can't jump cut hard enough away from that domestic bliss. The garage night watchman has delivered the old guy to the hospital, still clutching that Halloween mask. (Yes, Silver Shamrock! How did you know?) As Challis asks what happened, old guy is summoned to consciousness by that obnoxious commercial for Silver Shamrock Halloween masks, gasping, "They're coming to kill…ALL OF US." Challis prescribes Thorazine, because death threats always look better after a good drug-induced snooze.
While Challis is sleeping something else off in the doctor's lounge, another Botany 500 suit model stalks into the hospital like so much Michael Myers. This is, in fact, an even less populated and policed hospital than the one in "Halloween II." He arrows in on the old guy and takes another page from the Michael Myers playbook with a brisk head crushing. The night nurse walks in on the end of it, but luckily for her, the killer doesn't care, and like a bee that's spent its one sting, proceeds directly out to the parking lot, douses himself with accelerant, and goes up in a suicidal pyre.
Challis gets to see the conflagration and is on hand the next morning when police reveal the body to a young woman, the old guy's daughter, Ellie Grimbridge. She identifies the body, horrified and grieving, but also cute. Later, she tracks Challis down in a bar and asks whether her father said anything the night he died. Challis tries a comforting lie, but when that fizzles, he expresses an urgent desire to find out what's going on. And an amateur sleuthing team is born! Cue the upbeat opening.
Challis and Ellie check out her father's shop, where he has a conspicuous inventory of those Silver Shamrock Halloween masks, and decide to take a day trip to the mask factory, his last known whereabouts before what we saw in the first 15 minutes of the movie. Challis also asks a friend in the coroner's office to do the autopsy on the old man's murderer and pass Challis any fun, plot-advancing tidbits.
The Silver Shamrock factory is located in a Southern California company town called Santa Mira, populated by…Irish immigrants. OK, sure. Realizing it's too small a town to snoop without a cover story, Challis and Ellie decide to pretend to be a couple, buyers from the factory like Ellie's dad was, and book a room at the local motel. Luckily, Ellie also packed lingerie for her day trip to track her father's last movements with the nice, strange doctor.
We also meet an angry woman staying at the motel, in town to pick up her mask order, and another buyer, Buddy, with his wife and truly obnoxious brat, who are so National Lampoon, guys, I'm not kidding. So a lot of the snooping comes to Ellie and Challis at the motel, and that's convenient. We learn that the factory (and thus the town) is run by Conal Cochran, a famous maker of novelty gags, toys, and masks, and Challis risks all kinds of fun backwash sharing his brown bag o' booze with a local deadbeat, who points out the video cameras monitoring the whole town and complains bitterly that the factory is staffed entirely with outside people, not local talent like himself.
The night wears on. Ellie's lingerie goes on, and maybe off, but we don't see that. This is pretty PG-13 here. The deadbeat is double head crushed by more tax preparers of the night. And angry lady toys with one of the Silver Shamrock masks, unleashing a beam that fries her face off and generates worms and bugs from the gaping face holes. Face obliteration is a pretty ironic thing for a mask to do, and it's still a fairly good practical effect, trading blood for broken teeth and exposed sinews.
The next day, best Halloween mask salesman evar Buddy and his family are taking a tour of the factory, which Ellie and Challis manage to glom onto. Cochran tours them personally though the place, and we get a closer look at his legacy of successful clockwork toys (Plot point! Plot point!) as well as the mask making process – less the tantalizing "final processing," which Cochran explains has to do with trade secrets and volatile chemicals. He doesn't want anyone to get hurt.
Speaking of getting hurt, Challis spots some more of the menswear models of doom and recognizes their eerie resemblance to the killer what bonfired himself in the hospital parking lot. Ellie also spots her dad's car, partially hidden under a tarp, although she's prevented from getting close by more members of the Silver Shamrock Kraftwerk tribute band.
And then our heroes, with the proof that Ellie's dad was there (which wasn't really at issue, was it?) and the serious heebie jeebies, hear what the audience is yelling at them and decide to get the hell out of Halloweentown. But FIRST, Challis wants to call the cops. Dumb, dumb, stupid man. While Ellie packs her one tiny overnight bag, he goes to the motel office and finds all lines are routed to a wrong number recording. By the time he gets back to the room, Ellie's gone, and the room is surrounded by blank-faced, sharp-dressed men. So Challis is off to the races.
For a while, he manages to kill rather than be killed, and soon realizes that the suited baddies in pursuit are automatons, super realistic killbot versions of the clockwork toys that helped make Cochran so successful. So are most of the people in Santa Mira. But if Challis were successful in escaping, we wouldn't get a villain speech, and we do get one from Cochran, a splendid speech not just about his evil plan, but about Halloween itself and, unlike Dr. Loomis, he pronounces Samhain correctly.
Challis isn't down for the count though. There's more movie left, a big scary child sacrificing plot to avert, and a cute girl to save, too. I'm leaving out a lot of good stuff actually, like what happens to Challis' coroner friend and Cochran's demonstration of his evil plan for Halloween night. You should watch and see. …Probably not while wearing a Halloween mask though.
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How did CPS hear about me?
Any person who believes a child is being abused or neglected may make a report to CPS or the police. Additionally, Nevada law requires certain people to make reports of suspected child abuse or neglect. These mandated reporters include doctors, dentists, nurses, hospital personnel, daycare providers, clergy, social workers, teachers and counselors. Mandated reporters can be charged with a misdemeanor if they fail to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Nevada law does not allow Social Services to disclose the name of the reporting person.


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Hundreds of thousands of bikers and the million dollars they will spend are being welcomed to the Daytona Beach area during this year's annual Bike Week, which continues through March 16.
Motorcycle enthusiasts will find plenty to keep busy with as the festival spans Flagler and Volusia counties. Bikers will take part in free motorcycle demos, bike shows, bike races, fashion shows, bikini contests and plenty of good eating.
The philanthropic rider can also contribute to charity through bike rides such as the 2014 Bike Week Ruff Ride & Poker Run sponsored by the Humane Society.
Though the events are plentiful, many have no formal advertising. The Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors the event, has taken on the duty of compiling as much information as possible on the chamber website to keep bikers informed.
Get your popcorn
The heart of activities catering specifically to Black bikers in Daytona occur on Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard, known as MMB and formerly Second Avenue.
Oils, perfumes and sprays are a crowd favorite and Daniel Robertson of Scents By Alameen brought dozens of them. His fragrances range from sweet and flowery to sensual, manly and musky. Other vendors are supplying cocoa butter, shea butter and other hair and body oils. Paintings, pocketbooks, earrings, sunglasses and phone chargers, bootleg DVD and CDs also can be found on the Avenue. Biker gear, patches and pins also are for sale.
Hungry? Choices range from vegetarian dishes, tropical slushees, Caribbean options, turkey legs, wings, shrimp and barbecue.
Gilbert Bells is on his 28th visit to Daytona's Bike Week and is visiting from New Jersey.
"Pretty much everything is the same as it's always been, but I still enjoy myself," he commented.
Greater officer presence?
Iron Mike with the Kentucky Gun Slingers and a biker who goes by the name Truck Driver with the Stake Holders were on the Avenue Tuesday evening and spoke with the Daytona Times.
The pair has been coming to the event for over a decade.
"I don't really want to say what I want to say 'on the record', but I will," Truck Driver said. "I just think for a prime example, on the Black side of town they got the F.B.I. wagon (the Daytona Beach Police Department Mobile Response Unit) over there with all the blue lights flashing over here.''
He added that you don't see that on the "other side of town, over there with the White folks. You don't see it at the Boothill Saloon, you don't see that over at Froggy's."
Iron Mike wasn't in complete agreement with the statement, saying that there was a larger officer presence on the beach side where the majority of bikers convene.
"But the main thing over here is that you get to get away from it. That's why we come on this side."
"But you don't see it as big," Driver interrupted. "The first time the law is called over here, they are going to shut it down; that's why we police ourselves."
The Daytona Beach Police Department did not respond to a request for comment on police measures taking place.
"We just want everyone to come out and have a good time, be safe and enjoy themselves," said Demarco Sledge, another motorcycle enthusiast.
Weekend events
A fashion show by Evelyn's Creations 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. March 14 at the staging area on MMB.
A Southern Soul Blues Fest will be held March 15 from 2 p.m.- 9 p.m. at Daisy Stocking Park, 550 Third Ave., featuring a swimsuit contest, bike show and dance off.
A Buffalo Soldier Tribute will be held March 15 at 6 p.m. at the Second Avenue Plaza, 560 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd. It's tribute to fallen bikers in the past year.
The Safari Lounge will host events March 13-16 including, Ms. Remy presents Welcome to My City: Bike Week Concert Thursday night, under the tent outside the Safari Lounge; Grown Folks Friday for bikers 30 and up. Saturday is the Soulful night both indoor and outside. Sunday is a family and fun day with a jump house for the kids. Free food, games and entertainment start at 3 p.m. The Safari Lounge is located at 223 South Martin Luther King Blvd. More information: 386-295-6629.
The 73rd Daytona 200 by Honda: kicks off the 2014 Geico Motorcycle AMA Pro Road Racing season with a 200-mile battle at the Daytona International Speedway.
The third appearance of the Budweiser Clydesdale Parade is scheduled for 3 p.m. (weather permitting) on March 15. The route starts at A1A and Oakridge Blvd, proceeds south to Main Street, west on Peninsula and finishes back at Oakridge. The Clydesdales will be at their stables at Destination Daytona.
Find more Bike Week information at www.daytonachamber.com.


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