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Alaska Airlines is ending decades of giving passengers prayer cards with their meals, saying Wednesday the decision was made out of respect for all passengers.
Airline spokeswoman Bobbie Egan said the airline heard from customers who preferred not to mix religion with transportation. The decision reflects respect for the diverse religious beliefs and cultural attitudes of Alaska Airlines' customers and employees, the company said in announcing the change.
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Many people assumed the idea came from former CEO Bruce Kennedy, who did missionary work after leaving Alaska Airlines, but it was actually a marketing executive who brought the idea over from Continental Airlines.
The piece leads with a somewhat humorous story of how an annoyed businessman would recite the prayers out loud--until after 9/11, that is. I also thought these added details were helpful.
Only first-class passengers have received the cards since 2006, when Alaska stopped providing meals on trays to customers in coach.
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Most of the stories we report that involve people being noticed for their Internet activities at home have an unhappy ending. In the case of New Yorker Rodney Bradford, however, a Facebook posting made from his father's apartment turned into his get-out-of-jail-free card. Though Bradford's story is being jubilantly reported as a victory for Internet-addicted youth everywhere, it also raises questions about how much law enforcement should trust what's posted online.
Bradford, a 19-year-old Brooklyn resident, was arrested last month for allegedly robbing a man at gunpoint. This, in itself, was not a very newsworthy event—until his defense lawyer discovered that Bradford had made an update to his Facebook profile at the time of the robbery. Bradford had insisted that he was at his father's Harlem apartment at the time, and that the update was made from there. When the district attorney verified the claims with Bradford's father and stepmother and the IP information with Facebook, the charges against Bradford were dropped.
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But in south Louisiana this can sometimes be a tricky prospect as the holiday season can stretch well into February with Mardi Gras to celebrate.
How do you make your new year of dieting and exercise a success?
Local dieticians said the best key is to set realistic goals.
Jamie Luke, a Morrison Health Care dietician at Terrebonne General Medical Center in Houma, said you probably shouldn't plan on starting a diet during the holiday season. Instead focus on trying to maintain your weight.
Research shows the average American gains about 1 pound over the course of the holiday season. But since we add Mardi Gras into the mix in Louisiana, adding a month or two more of parties and king cake, it's safer to assume a gain of 2 pounds.
That may not seem like a lot, but most people don't lose those holiday pounds. That can add up to a gain of 10 to 20 pounds over a decade.
There are a couple of tricks to manage your weight during the holidays.
Luke suggested families plan diversions besides a big holiday meal. Take a walk or a bike ride together. Short, 15-minute walks twice a day can be easier to integrate into a busy holiday schedule. Talk a family member into taking a quick walk around the neighborhood after a meal.
Instead of baking cookies to decorate together, take on non-edible projects like making wreaths or ornaments.
In addition, don't skip meals to make up for a large meal later in the day, Luke said. You're more likely to overeat, especially if you skip breakfast.
A balanced breakfast serves the dual purpose of filling you up with healthy energy and will also kick start your metabolism, said Eric Sedotal a Morrison Health Care dietician at Terrebonne General Medical Center.
In addition, drinking a glass of water can help cut off hunger pangs. Often when we feel hungry, we are actually dehydrated. Start with a full glass of water before you head for a snack.
Luke also warned not to drink your calories. Alcoholic beverages, a common indulgence during Christmas, New Year's and Mardi Gras, can pack in a lot of calories. A glass of beer, punch or eggnog might be 200 to 500 calories per glass. Stick to sparkling water, diet soda or even red wine.
Finally, you can reach for your holiday favorites, but remember to practice portion control. Add more vegetables on your plate than anything else, and limit your carbohydrates such as bread and high-fat items like cheese, fried foods and desserts.
Don't overindulge on one food because you like it. But if there is a treat that only comes around during the holiday season, don't deny yourself. Take a small slice and enjoy.
Sedotal said a lot of people approach dieticians during the holidays for advice about setting New Year's goals.
His primary advice is to be realistic with your expectations.
"Don't tell yourself that you'll lose 50 pounds in three weeks," Sedotal said. "First of all, that's unhealthy, and people that lose weight quickly tend to put it back on."
Strive for a diet and nutrition routine you can manage over the long term.
Set realistic goals like running every weekday or only eating dessert on Fridays. These small steps will eventually add up, and accomplishing goals will motivate you.
Track your progress not by what the scale says, but by how you look and feel, Sedotal said.
And try to make changes in your lifestyle slowly so that they'll stick, like cutting out high-fat items you love slowly over time.
Staff Writer Nikki Buskey can be reached at 857-2205 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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In 1968, a gallon of gas was 34 cents, a gallon of milk was $1.07, and you could buy a new home for $26,000.
In 1968, a gallon of gas was 34 cents, a gallon of milk was $1.07, and you could buy a new home for $26,000.
And Annie Redmond, a teacher at Ellender Memorial High School, was starting her 45-year career.
Redmond, known by fellow teachers and students as "Mama Redmond," can still be found in Room 300 at Ellender, teaching students with the same enthusiasm she has had over the years.
Terrebonne Parish School Superintendent Philip Martin describes her as "legendary" when he speaks of her love, compassion and dedication to children.
But the path she has taken hasn't always been easy.
"These students today just don't know. They just don't know how good they have it," said Redmond, who has taught up to three generations of the same family.
Redmond was born into a segregated world on March 10, 1942, at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, she said. Black doctors were not allowed to practice there, although black patients were seen.
To get to the all-black John Riley School in Plaquemines Parish where she lived, Redmond said she would walk along the railroad tracks because public school buses didn't bring students there. The small, two-room building had no central air, and a small heater was their only source of warmth in the winter. Teachers relied on chalk and hand-me-down books from the public school. Many of the literature books had the last pages of the stories ripped out, forcing the students to create alternate endings on their own.
Back at home, she said, she had to read by the light of a kerosene lamp.
Redmond later attended Sunrise School and went on to become a student Southern University in Baton Rouge where she joined the Southern University Chorus.
"I loved to sing," she said. "I was always singing."
Before Redmond went to college, Baton Rouge was a trailblazer in civil rights in the mid-20th century. Two years before civil rights activist Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat for a white passenger in Montgomery, Ala., Baton Rouge staged its own bus boycott. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. credited the boycott's organizer, the Rev. T.J. Jemison, for being a role model. The first African-American student at LSU in also enrolled in 1953.
But despite these progressive overtures, the South was still the South, and the Civil Rights Movement was taking place as Redmond attended college. Through it all, she said she always sat in the front of the lecture hall and never missed a class. Her faith, family and friends were her rock, she added.
She graduated in 1968 with her bachelor's degree and received her master's degree in education four years later. She also attended LSU, where she worked on more than 30 additional graduate hours.
Today she has more than 10 certifications, including reading specialist, mild/moderate (elementary and secondary), kindergarten, elementary, elementary principal, secondary principal, superintendent of student teaching, and supervisor of child welfare and attendance.
"Education has made the difference in my life," she said.
Her first year of teaching was at Belle Chasse High School where she said the children loved her.
"They were always huggin' and lovin' on me," she said.
Redmond, who began at Ellender back when it was a junior high school, has also earned the respect of her peers over the past four decades.
Ellender teacher Beth Bajon, herself a 25-year veteran, describes Redmond as "fiercely loyal and dedicated to the students." Bajon said people can tell the way she carries herself at work that "she knows what she does makes a difference."
Asked how much longer she can handle the demands of teaching, she just laughs and replies, "Baby, as long as I can."


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Policy advocacy and partnerships for children's rights
Additional resources on the global financial crisis
The additional resources below contain a growing list of key resources on the global financial crisis. The documents were produced by UNICEF and partners from other organisations.
Aggregate Economic Shocks, Child School and Child Health
A World Bank discussion paper by Francisco H. G. Ferreira and Norbert Schady discusses aggregate income shocks, such as those caused by macroeconomic crises or droughts, and if they reduce child human capital.
The Impact of the Global Food, Fuel, and Financial Crises and Policy Responses: A Child-Sensitive Approach
UNICEF and ODI cohosted this conference 9-10 November in London, UK. The conference convened development practitioners, policy experts and academic researchers from around the world to examine the ways in which the food and fuel price volatility, financial market volatility and global economic slowdown are affecting children and youth in both developing and developed countries and recommend policy responses.
A Matter of Magnitude: The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Women and Children in South Asia
This UNICEF report discusses how the eight countries in South Asia have been shaken by the shocks and turbulence in commodity and financial markets over the last two years. Without urgent, inclusive government response, the poor of South Asia -- nearly 20 percent of the world's population -- will sink further into poverty and malnutrition, with long-term negative consequences for growth and development in the region and globally.
Impact of the Financial Crisis on Children
In January 2009, 150 prominent members of government, academia, international organizations and civil society convened for a conference in Singapore. The conference analysed the crisis and its impacts on child health, education, labour and family livelihoods and explored the best options for mounting a robust reponse to the global financial crisis.
Aggregate Shocks, Poor Households and Children: Transmission Channels and Policy Responses
The global financial crisis that erupted in 2008 coupled with the food and fuel price volatility are likely to affect developing countries, and within them the vast majority of the world's poor population in profound ways. This UNICEF working paper maps the different channels through which their effects could be transmitted to the developing world, and it illustrates a basic framework of shock transmittion to the developing world.
The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Children
UNICEF's East Asia and the Pacific Regional Office hosted a conference on the impact of the economic crisis on children in Singapore in January 2009. At this conference, UNICEF convened the best minds in the region from academia and public service to examine cutting-edge research and the best policy practices regarding the impact of the crises on child health and nutrition, education, labor and social protection.
Children in Times of Economic Crisis: Past Lessons, Future Policies
This ODI background note explores how economic shocks, in particular the current economic downturn, affect the wellbeing of children, and what can be done to mitigate harm. The paper presents a framework for analysing the impact of shocks on children in different contexts and suggests initial policy implications.
In Times of Crisis: Making Budgets Work for Children, Women and the Millennium Development Goals
On 30 November 2008, UNICEF and UNIFEM cohosted a side event in Doha, Qatar at the Financing for Development conference titled In Times of Crisis: Making Budgets Work for Children, Women and the Millennium Development Goals. Using examples from Ecuador, Morocco, Kenya and China, this event focused on how international collaboration and broader national participation in decision-making and budget implemenation could lead to greater transparency, accountability and equality in the delivery of social services.
Children's Perspectives on Economic Adversity: A Review of the Literature
This Innocenti Reseach Centre Discussion Paper reviews some of the recent qualitative literature on children's perspectives on economic disadvantage. The idea of asking people who experience disadvantage about their own situations is still a relatively new one in the social sciences, and the idea of asking children about their own perceptions of economic and social disadvantage is even more recent.
The Impact of the Increase in Food Prices on Child Poverty and the Policy Response in Mali
Since 2006, Mali has experienced the full effects of the global food crisis, with price increases of up to 67 percent. This Innocenti Research Centre Working Paper presents simulations of the impacts of this crisis and a number of policy responses with respect to the welfare of children.
Leading by Example - Protecting the Most Vulnerable During the Economic Crisis
This paper, put together by the Global Campaign for the Health Millennium Development Goals, discusses how the global economic crisis has already driven more than 50 million into extreme poverty, particularly women and children.
Weathering the Storm: Economic Policy Responses to the Financial Crisis
This World Bank Working Paper discusses the impact of the world economy entering a major downturn caused by the most dangerous shock in mature financial markets since the 1930s.


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Comfort for temperature. Bitter eyes of the others.
Definitely I don't care about being stared at, but the severe coldness
is what I cannot stand.
Every morning throughout the winter I ponder over the very same matters
''a padded coat or a woolen coat?''''a skirt or trousers?'' ''pumps or boots??''
When I was a teenager my mom always said like,
''You'd better wear more or you're gonna catch a cold!!''
Umm I still hear the voice.
But mom...I can't read your red lines no matter what age I become.
coat: Forever 21(here)
pants: Pensee(JP brand/similar here)
top: zara(old)
bag: Proenza Schouler ps11(similar here)
shoes: Sergio Rossi(similar here)


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Officials eye costly mapping system
News editor
Marion County is considering spending $116,000 to update aerial photography of the county, which Sheriff Rob Craft said would make law enforcement's job easier and safer.
Pictometry International Corp. proposes taking new aerial photos of the county, including high-resolution photos of each city, as well as at the county lake and Marion Reservoir.
The high-resolution photos would be taken from four different directions, so buildings could be viewed from all sides. Floor plans of specific buildings could be overlaid on the images — assuming owners provided the floor plans to the county — and if the county spent an additional $10,000 to $12,000 on a camera, room-by-room pictures could be added.
"It would be useful to us if we were planning any kind of covert operation, such as making an arrest on a felony warrant or raiding a drug operation," Craft said after a meeting Dec. 31.
With the pictures from all four directions, law enforcement could make plans without having to go to the place first and potentially tipping their hand. The extra planning could also help with safety.
"We would go into it with more knowledge than we would without it," Craft said.
The cost for the aerial photography alone would be $38,922 for each of the next three years. For an additional $2,500, the county could purchase a website license to make the images available to select agencies, such as police departments and schools. An earlier round of aerial photography was paid for with a grant in 2008.
"We just spent 3½ million to house derelicts; what's a million to protect school kids," Commissioner Dan Holub said, referring to school shootings.
Craft said the ability to add building floor plans and room-by-room could be a big help in an active-shooter or hostage situation. Dispatchers could relay that information to officers on their way to a crisis scene, he said.
"School is the focus, but it's not the only place it would be," Craft said.
Holub said other agencies using the system, possibly including police and fire departments and schools, could help with the cost of it. But Commissioner Randy Dallke said that area schools are facing declining enrollment and funding, so he questioned where they would find the money for something like this.
One of Pictometry's main sales pitches for its services is that annual updates can allow appraisers to find otherwise hidden upgrades to property, helping recover the cost via increased property tax receipts. Magill said Pictometry recommends Marion County update the photography every three years, but she thought four or five years would be OK. Dallke questioned whether the updates would find more growth or demolition in Marion County.
Pictometry had a demonstration of its products Dec. 18 at the sheriff's office.
Representatives of the county emergency management, appraiser, emergency medical service, emergency communications, planning and zoning, health, and sheriff's departments, the cities of Florence, Hillsboro, Burns, Lincolnville, Goessel, Marion, Durham, and Peabody, and Peabody-Burns and Centre school districts attended the demonstration.


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Shania Twain, Dierks Bentley and Kenny Chesney will top the bill at next year's Stagecoach country music festival, joining a diverse lineup that will likely attract broader crowds.
The bill pairs two pop-friendly male acts with a relative rarity at Stagecoach: a '90s-veteran female artist at the very top of the roster.
Farther down the Stagecoach lineup the acts are a mix of contemporary chart staples, rising acts with Nashville-outsider vantage points, and classic acts.
There's also a fair share of veteran, cross-genre acts, including Cyndi Lauper, Los Lobos, Tommy James and the Shondells, and the Zombies, whose appeal to rock and vintage pop crowds may make for a more adventurous bill than usual. An early-day Kiefer Sutherland set on Sunday will likely be a must-see curiosity as well.
The Broadcast Film Critics Assn. announced its film nominees for the 22nd Critics' Choice Awards on Thursday, with whimsical Los Angeles love story "La La Land" landing 12 nominations.
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone both garnered nominations for their performances in the film, as did Damien Chazelle for director and screenplay.
"Arrival" and "Moonlight" scored a hefty 10 nominations each, including nods for picture and director.
Jackie, we hardly knew you.
Though no more than that single name is needed to bring to mind an entire universe of memories, mythology and celebrity, the woman it conjures had a core mystery that remained unassailable despite media scrutiny of the most relentless kind.
To convincingly pull the curtain back on that kind of a life, to be true to the tragic history and alive to the unexplored drama, to take smart and fearless ownership of what could have been an overly familiar story could not have been more difficult.
Weddings, babies and teenage emancipations — oh, my! Fans of "Nashville," rejoice: New episodes of your favorite country music drama are on the way.
CMT, which picked up the TV series for a fifth season after ABC canceled it, released the first official trailer for the return of the show centered around the always-complicated lives of country music stars Rayna James (Connie Britton) and Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere).
Amazon Studios has picked up the Sid & Marty Krofft-produced series "Sigmund and the Sea Monsters" – a remake of their classic children's TV show from the 1970s – after the show had been presented to viewers as a pilot.
"Sigmund and the Sea Monster" centers on two brothers, Johnny and Scotty, who along with their cousin Robyn befriend Sigmund, a friendly young sea monster. David Arquette stars as Captain Barnabus, a seagoing villain-type who relentlessly pursues the mini sea monster. The show will be part of Amazon's Prime Video lineup.
As chronicled in an article earlier this year, the Krofft brothers have been on a bit of a roll lately. They have a successful ongoing kids program in "Mutt and Stuff" on Nickelodeon. Their action show, "Electra Woman & Dyna Girl," launched online on Fullscreen. They are also looking to revive other past hits "The Bugaloos," "H.R. Pufnstuf" and a new reinvention of "Land of the Lost."
With Kanye West finally out of the hospital after more than a week of treatment, the speculative drumbeats around "why did he snap?" and "what's going on?" were still going strong.
First the news: Word that the rapper had checked out of UCLA Medical Center was confirmed by The Times on Wednesday.
Here are some of the tidbits that are circulating about what's up with Yeezy and his family, and what might have sent him into treatment for exhaustion, sleep deprivation and possibly a few other things.
Amanda Seyfried is pregnant, expecting a child with fiance Thomas Sadoski, her rep confirmed Wednesday.
The "Ted 2" actress and her "Life in Pieces" beau started dating earlier this year and got engaged in September, according to People, which first reported the baby news.
Seyfried showed off her bump in black Givenchy on Tuesday at an event launching the designer's Live Irrésistible fragrance.
Canadian police officers are turning to an alternative form of punishment in order to deter people from drinking and driving this holiday season.
Police officers in the town of Kensington have concocted a new plan in hopes of preventing people from the offense: music by Nickelback. Are we having fun yet?
"When we catch you, and we will catch you, on top of a hefty fine, a criminal charge and a year's driving suspension, we will also provide you with a bonus gift of playing the offices copy of Nickelback in the cruiser on the way to jail," the Kensington police said in a Facebook post, which included tips about planning ahead to avoid drinking and driving.
It's no secret that "Power Rangers" is a departure from the original TV series, and the latest concept art for the movie's new Alpha 5 is further proof.
Even fans who thought the updated looks for Rita, the Rangers' suits and the Zords were adequate mental preparation for any other redesigns were likely surprised by Alpha's new design. To borrow some words from Alpha: "Ay yi yi yi yi."
Revealed by IGN, this new take on the Power Ranger ally is more than a bit of a departure from the character's original look.
Over the last month, I've logged some serious mileage across California for a story about race and the national parks that was published on Sunday. It explores the ways in which the National Park Service, a federal agency originally charged with protecting wilderness, has come to conserve places that have been the sites of both contentious and inspiring incidents related to race in American history.
As part of the assignment, I toured the Port Chicago Naval Magazine outside San Francisco and sat next to the graves of labor activists Cesar and Helen Chavez in the bucolic Tehachapi Mountains outside Bakersfield. I visited the sites of the former Japanese American internment camps at Tulelake and Manzanar.
On one of those journeys, I casually posted a photograph of an old theater on Tulelake's main street on social media. My pal Nate Chinen, a New York-based jazz writer whose father was Japanese American, left me a comment: "This is the town where my father spent his first four years, in internment."
Netflix Inc. will now allow users to download shows and movies to their smartphones and tablets to watch when they're offline, the company said Wednesday.
Netflix said many popular movies and series are already available for download, including its original shows "Orange Is the New Black" and "The Crown."
Besides garnering some amount of goodwill from customers, Netflix may also benefit from the data it can gather from users of the new feature.


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Tina Turner starts process of cutting citizenship ties with the U.S.
TINA TURNER has taken the first step to officially cut ties with the U.S. after filing paperwork with the American Embassy in Bern, Switzerland, to relinquish her citizenship.
The veteran R&B star, 73, who has been residing in Switzerland for over two decades, has declared she has "no plans" to live in America again in the documents, obtained by The Washington Post.
Turner became a Swiss citizen in April (13), three months before she wed longtime boyfriend Erwin Bach, a European music producer.


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Under starry skies, we promised forever.
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"What I need is the dandelion in the spring. The bright yellow that means rebirth
instead of destruction. The promise that life can go on, no matter how bad our
losses. That it can be good again."
— Katniss, Mockingjay
She sits on the couch in complete darkness, hugging a worn pillow so tightly her fingers go numb. The silence is sharp and she imagines she can actually hear the tears as they escape despite her best effort. She flinches at the wetness and vows to imprison her emotions more tightly; even as she feels the pressure building in her chest, even as breathing becomes more difficult because of the force of her feelings. She knows it's a lost cause.
She's been misunderstood most of her life. They assume that she doesn't feel anything because she's so shut down, when really she shuts down because she feels too much, way too much, and she's learned the hard way that showing emotion is the quickest way to be preyed on and picked clean of any sense of self.
So she sits alone in cold darkness and soothes herself with worn pillows and promises that tomorrow will be better, oh yes it will, and that it's safe to allow this moment of grief for what was — and what will never be. Some things can't be fixed, no matter how hard she begs, bargains or wishes for things to be different. She can't glue herself back together when chunks of her innocence were eaten by soul cannibals who only wanted to make her bleed.
Yes, it's better to be alone, she whispers to herself. And resolutely ignores the fact that she aches for it to be otherwise.
(this was originally posted under my blog herbloodyheart.wordpress.com)
Three years ago today, I said goodbye to my furkid Bailey. I sat on the cold floor and played with him while the sedative they gave him took effect; telling him how much I loved him and what an amazing companion he was. As he closed his eyes for the last time, I held him on my lap, trying to stop the tears because I didn't want his last memory of me to be one of sadness. I held his paws as he was given the lethal injection, then held my breath until his heart stopped. The vet said Bailey might whimper after he had passed, but he didn't. He wagged his tail, as if even then he was comforting me, telling me it was okay. His suffering was finally over but mine had just begun. I had just lost my best friend and instead of holding on, I had to let go.
Bailey was a terrier mutt that started off his life being abandoned by his (so-called) guardians and being fed chocolate by neighbors to try to kill him. If anyone had a right to be distrustful, he did. Yet when I wandered into the Humane Society that day, he was all tail wags and happy barks. Even in a cage, his spirit was contagious. I had gone there on a whim and wasn't looking for a dog — but the minute I looked into his brown eyes, I knew I was meant to be his guardian. There was a couple in front of me who were considering adopting him and I thought I'd lost him. But for some reason I returned to the humane society a couple hours later and he was still there. No hold. He was free to come home with me.
Like I said, the minute I saw him, I knew. And I've never been more right about anything in my entire life. He was my best friend and constant companion. He was unconditional love in a thirty-pound bundle of fur. His devotion got me through some very dark nights and, quite literally, kept me alive. I would be struggling with suicidal thoughts and he would put his head on my leg, or lick the tears on my face, and I would remember that someone loved me and needed me. I couldn't — wouldn't — abandon him.
He loved me when I couldn't love myself.
One warm August afternoon, I entered my room to find an 8 year old Bailey on my bed having a seizure. I didn't know what to do so I just sat next to him and spoke soothingly. It ended fairly quickly, and I thought that was it. I was wrong. He had another seizure half an hour later, so my Mom and I took him to the emergency vet hospital. They said the odds were that it was a brain tumor because he was too old to suddenly have epilepsy. That day, the nightmare started. Different doctors and different diagnoses; high-priced meds and special testing. All of this was taking its toll on me financially, but I was determined to do whatever necessary to save him.
The worst part was the toll this was taking on Bailey. It had only been three months, but it was obvious he was tired. He was still having seizures — in fact he had one on his 9th birthday. The seizures started to get more severe, and it was taking him longer and longer to come out of them afterward. The day before I euthanized him, he had two seizures, and after the last one he wasn't himself for almost an hour. I called the vet and he said to keep an eye on him and if he had any more, to bring him in. The next day, he had two seizures again, and for the first time in his life he growled at me. It was like he didn't know who I was. I rushed him to the vet's office and after spending some time alone with Bailey, the vet came back to the exam room and told me it was "time." I said I didn't want to give up on him, and the vet told me I wasn't; I was letting go so his pain would end. I made the hardest decision I've ever made that night. To save him, I had to let him go. I tell myself I made the right decision – Bailey was fading and suffering — but even today I still feel the weight of my decision. It hurts in places that light will never reach.
But I don't regret one second of the time I had with him and even knowing how soon it would end, I would walk into the humane society over and over again. I was beyond lucky to have him in my life. He taught me about patience and joy and living for the moment. One of the biggest regrets I have is that I didn't take a lot of photos of him, and I've remedied that with my furkid Sam, and with Oreo at the end of his life. Thanks to the lessons I learned from Bailey, I'm a better guardian.
My favorite memory of him and I is when I would howl like a wolf and then he would join in. It annoyed everyone who was unlucky enough to be in the vicinity (yes, we did this in public), but he loved it. Only a dog with soul could howl like that. I love you, Bailey. Always and forever. Thank you.
"Certainly grief is the price we all pay for love." –Gretchen Jackson (Barbaro's owner)


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You don't have to say much more. Alden versus Depew. No. 1 versus No. 2.
The Class B East rivals meet Friday night for the top spot in their division and the right to be called the best small school in Western New York – again.
Alden won two close, hard-hitting, pad-popping games from Depew last year, a regular-season, 14-13 victory at Depew and a 12-0 win in the Class B championship at Ralph Wilson Stadium. They were Depew's only losses of the season.
What stands out to Depew coach Brian Wilson?
"The physicality of it," he said. "You know you're in for 48 minutes of hard-hitting, nonstop football. You better have your socks pulled up because it's going to be quite a challenge. Every second you have to be ready and be at your best."
The teams, both 4-0, meet at 7 p.m. in Alden's homecoming, and junior quarterback Brian Stoldt expects the same kind of battle.
"I just remember two very physical games," said Stoldt, who started last year as a sophomore. "The first one went right down to the wire, and even the second one down to the end. You had to work for everything you got in those games so I'm looking forward to getting another shot at it."
Depew will be trying to beat Alden for the first time since 2007, a season that ended with Depew winning the Class B title at The Ralph. Alden's four-game win streak against the Wildcats also includes victories in Week One of 2008 (14-6 at Depew) and in the 2009 quarterfinals at Depew (25-13).
For both meetings last year, the teams held the same spots in The Buffalo News poll. Alden, which has won two straight Section VI Class B titles, maintained its No. 1 spot through those games and continues to be on top. The Bulldogs have won 24 straight games against Western New York opponents, with their last loss coming to Cheektowaga, 27-13, in the 2009 Class B final.
A matchup that has been marked by last year's closeness and intensity might come down to Alden's ability to defend what has been a multifaceted Wildcat attack.
Depew has scored the most points in Western New York with 191 – 25 more than second-place Orchard Park, the No. 1 large school. The Wildcats have weapons out of the backfield in senior Brian Rybak (two TDs rushing, two TDs receiving) and sophomore Rodney Turner, who has 10 rushing touchdowns, four of which are for more than 40 yards. Junior Anthony Buono has thrived in his first year at quarterback with four rushing touchdowns and four passing scores (the other two of which went to senior Derrick Sekuterski).
"We challenged our football team right out of the gate – the analogy we've used is to put our foot on the gas and keep it going," Wilson said. "We were very excited when Anthony Buono came up from JV, we haven't missed a beat there. We have Rodney and Brian running the ball, we've gotten [senior] Nathaniel Hyman into it, [senior] Brandon Atlas, our fullback, had a 100-yard game. We have three receivers in Derrick Sekuterski, [junior] Cody Penner, [junior] Nick Yelich our tight end, along with Brian Rybak playing from the flanker position. We can catch the ball and get down the field whether we throw it short or long."
Alden is notoriously stingy on defense, and its offense has executed efficiently as it has the last few years under the level-headed leadership and arm of Stoldt (four passing TDs, two rushing TDs) and the running of senior Corey Barczykowski. The 6-2, 195-pounder has 10 touchdowns as he has continued his great rushing performances from last season, when he was forced into the featured back spot when dangerous senior Corey Patterson was injured for most of the second half of the season.
"[Barczykowski] has gotten bigger and stronger and faster, he's one of the top players in Class B," Alden coach Dick Diminuco said. "And [Stoldt] has been the face of our program. He's a tremendous leader, the greatest I've been around in 38 years."
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How James Deetz Changed My Life
One of my friends graduated from university with a degree in Anthropology. She went on, as so many of us do, to do something completely different with her life. A year or so ago she suggested I read a book called In Small Things Forgotten by archaeologist James Deetz. She knew that I researched African American history and mentioned that the book had a chapter on the topic. I remember reading it and being intrigued.
This year she and I are interested in studying gravestone art. My friend mentioned a different chapter in the book. I pulled out the book again and read the chapter "Remember Me As You Pass By." This time, however, I was completely transformed by what I read.
Deetz looked at cemeteries with a completely different eye than I. He charted gravestone iconography to show when different symbols were in use and then he delved into the visual transformation from one icon to the next. Underlying all this was the history and reasoning behind why these changes were made.
You may think this is not particularly significant but coming from my genealogical point of view it was earth shattering. For me, cemeteries had a significance for who the headstones represented. The names and vital statistics on the stones and perhaps the inscription were of the most importance to me.
Now Deetz was showing me that by understanding the art on the stone I could better understand the people who ordered the stones and carved the stones and how they felt about death and life. And wasn't genealogy all about understanding better the people we are researching?
Suddenly my viewpoint of the world changed from that of micro to macro. No longer did I want to understand simply how a genealogist would interpret a gravestone or a document but I wanted to know how other disciplines would view it as well.
In a chapter called "Parting Ways" Deetz reconstructed a small African American community in Plymouth, Massachusetts using archeological techniques further proving to me that there is more than one way to research.
I hungrily started reading the other chapters in the Deetz book just to discover that he covered many subjects that I love – old houses, historic cemeteries, probate estate records and African Americans. He re-introduced them to me from his point of view as an archaeologist.
Now as I look at the world I see it from my genealogist's viewpoint but I also stop to consider how experts from other disciplines would view it as well.
Check out a copy of In Small Things Forgotten and see how it changes the way you do research.
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Hi Marian, It is nice to see you blogging again!ReplyDelete
I just put this book on my Amazon wish list. Thank you, Marian!ReplyDelete
Wonderful post, Marian. I've added Deetz' book to my must reads for 2011 - right behind Isabel Wilkerson's "The Warmth of Other Suns."ReplyDelete
The title of this post caught my eye while I was here today reading another. I wasn't sure why, so I clicked through to see why the name Deetz seemed familiar.ReplyDelete
When I reached the title of the book in the first paragraph, I literally got goosebumps. I read this book in an Anthropology class in college, and while I don't remember the specifics, I do remember enjoying it very much -- the whole class, actually. (I majored in Computer Engineering, so this was just a fun elective).
Now I need to go on an archaeological hunt of my own to see if I can dig it up out of the boxes of college books. :-)
- Carol P.March 26, 2012 at 2:37 PM
I loved reading the two volumes of Gravestone Chronicles about our local stone carvers and the stones they carved.ReplyDelete
You've convinced me that I've got to read this book. I've ordered it on interlibrary loan. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Your post popped up in a Google search for James Deetz. I had heard he died some years ago (in 2000) and I was looking for more information about his later years. I was privileged to study with him twice in my young life -- as a freshman at UCSB crowded into Campbell Hall for his immensely popular anthro 101 and a few years later, when he had moved on to Brown and I joined a graduate archaeology class that involved us with his work on Plimoth Plantation. His lecture on New England gravestones while I was at UCSB influenced my decision to pursue graduate studies in cultural history in New England. I ultimately made a career doing other things, but that connection to cemeteries and cemetery art came back in my genealogical pursuits. Jim Deetz opened my eyes to all that the stones can tell us. Just thought you might enjoy hearing from a "kindred spirit." I must read the book, too.ReplyDelete


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At a time when the consumer appetite for beef is waning amid the economic downturn, the number of cattle going into feedlots in Kansas and across the nation also has taken a steep dive.
The latest cattle-on-feed statistics come at a time of high input costs for fattening the beef and deep losses for the nation's cattle-feeding industry.
On Monday, the Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service reported that the state had 2.23 million head of cattle in its large feedyards as of Nov. 1. That number is down 8 percent from the same month a year ago, but up 3 percent from last month.
Cattlemen during October also placed 15 percent fewer cattle on feed, meaning the available slaughter supply will remain tight in the coming months. The number of animals leaving the feedyard for slaughter was down 12 percent in October, compared with the same month last year in Kansas.
At Hitch II feeders, assistant manager Dale Nicodemus said the feedyard near Garden City is running at less than three-fourths full. The feedyard has a capacity of 45,000 head.
"At this time of year that is significant. Most of the time we are jammed full at this time of the year," Nicodemus said.
Some of the smaller feedyards — those with a capacity of fewer than 1,000 head of cattle — are empty and for sale, he said.
"Normally we are very full this time of year. The fall run was very small this year — almost nonexistent," Nicodemus said.
He blamed the smaller numbers of cattle coming into the yard in part to a wetter year in Kansas that has allowed cattle to remain on grazing longer and to drought conditions elsewhere that have forced producers to cut the size of their herds.
The Kansas numbers were reflective of trends nationwide.
The U.S. inventory of cattle and calves on feed totaled 11 million head on Nov. 1, down 7 percent from the same month last year. Placements nationwide during October were down nearly 11 percent below 2007 to 2.44 million cattle, while the number of animals leaving the feedyard for slaughter were down 3 percent from last year to 1.81 million cattle.
While cattle supplies have tightened a little more than the industry was expecting before the report came out, the big story remains what is happening to the demand side, said James Mintert, a Kansas State University economist.
Industry experts say the economic downturn may continue to affect the demand for beef, particularly more expensive cuts such as tenderloin, as cash-strapped consumers turn to cheaper cuts or to chicken or pork.
Prices for tenderloin at the beginning of July were running about the same as a year ago. Two weeks ago, they were 28 percent to 32 percent below last year. They recovered slightly in the past week and are now running about 12 percent to 13 percent below a year ago.
"That is indicative at the wholesale level of buyers backing away from high-valued cuts because they were concerned about their ability to market to consumers in an environment where everybody is worried about their income, everybody is worried about what is happening to their asset values," Mintert said.
Those cattle industry concerns also are reflected in the futures market. Since Labor Day, live cattle futures have dropped $20 a hundredweight because of concerns about domestic and export demand, Mintert said.
"We hope that demand can rebound when the economy starts to grow again," said Todd Domer, spokesman for the Kansas Livestock Association. "Nobody knows when and if we've reached bottom yet."


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Big East M5: 11.15.13 EditionPosted by George Hershey on November 15th, 2013
- Today is the biggest day in DePaul basketball in a very long time. Consensus top five recruit Cliff Alexander will be deciding where he plays possibly his only year of college basketball. Alexander will be picking between Illinois, Kansas, Memphis and the Blue Demons. There has been a lot of speculation during the past few days that he will pick between DePaul and Illinois, but Alexander's mother has explicitly stated that all four schools are still in play even if he has already decided in his mind. DePaul has as good a shot as anyone to get the Chicago native, as he has expressed a desire to stay home near his family. Recruiting powerhouse Kansas would seem to be the most logical fit for such a talented player, but DePaul and Illinois will allow Alexander to star from the moment he sets foot on campus. If Alexander commits to DePaul, it will be a historic pickup for the program and could work wonders for the future of the team.
- The early signing period began Wednesday and many Big East teams reeled in some sensational talent. Leading the way was Xavier, ESPN.com's fourth best 2014 class, and Seton Hall, seventh best, two teams who have not had classes like these in many years. Chris Mack brings in four four-star recruits, led by Trevon Bluiett and Edmond Summer. Isaiah Whitehead headlines Seton Hall's class, along with Angel Delgado. Whitehead, in particular, is a lot of fun to watch. Georgetown is eighth, right behind the Pirates, while Marquette comes in at #15, and Providence rounds out the Big East teams at #20. This is a tremendous year for recruiting in the Big East as some fans around the league were worried that the losses of powerhouses like Syracuse and Louisville would hurt league-wide recruiting, but the coaches have stepped it up regardless. The future of the Big East is certainly bright with so many great players signing on with conference teams.
- There are several big games on the docket this weekend for Big East schools, including two of the top teams facing tough challenges. Marquette hosts Ohio State in the first game broadcast on Fox in quite a while. Buzz Williams' squad will play the Buckeyes after last season's scheduled game on an aircraft carrier was canceled due to moisture on the court. This year both teams are coming off of Elite Eight appearances but have also lost their best players in Vander Blue and Deshaun Thomas. The game will be a good indicator of how far along the Golden Eagles are at this point in the year. Creighton also visits St. Joseph's on Saturday after crushing the Hawks in Omaha last year. Creighton should make sure to be ready as St. Joe's has played very well so far and a tough road game this early in the season will really test Greg McDermott's squad. The Bluejays will also be without a fully healthy Grant Gibbs, as he hurt his finger two weeks ago and has not been the same ever since.
- Marquette play-by-play announcer Steve "The Homer" True was rushed to a hospital on Wednesday after getting into a car accident. True was hit by a suspected drunk driver and suffered a dangerous head injury. He was upgraded from critical to stable condition yesterday as the Milwaukee area and entire Big East conference wishes him the best. Marquette head coach Buzz Williams has the utmost respect for him, saying, "Homer is one of my all-time favorite people in the world and I sincerely mean that. Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family." There has been nothing but positive words said about True and we send our prayers and best wishes to "The Homer" as he recovers.
- Some Seton Hall players were upset with a couple of Kent State players after their recent game. The Pirates said that two players were yelling at them as they took free throws and were generally acting disrespectful during the game. Although there is no rule prohibiting this, it is considered a lack of sportsmanship to be yelling "Miss it!" and screaming when another team is shooting, regardless of the score and situation. This was one of many of the chaotic events from Seton Hall's win on Wednesday night. For example, Brian Oliver received a technical for standing over a Kent State player and taunting him after blocking his shot. It was a particularly boneheaded play as the ball was still in play and could have been grabbed before it went out of bounds.


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