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OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – January 13, 2010 – OK.gov, Oklahoma's Official Web site, has recently launched Oklahoma Widgets which gives visitors the ability to quickly and easily provide Oklahoma government real-time alerts, dynamic information and extra functionality on web pages, blogs, and social platforms.
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It's Time to Pay UpSeptember 30th, 2013 by flanews
Earlier this year Florida state Representatives blocked a measure that would provide health coverage to a million of Florida's poorest working citizens. Now those same lawmakers will have to pay more for their health insurance.
For years – Florida state lawmakers have been paying just 17 cents on the dollar for health insurance. It has been far less than what other state employees pay for the same coverage. A recent announcement shows the prices are about to spike.
"We have been getting too much of a benefit as state representatives for too long," said Representative Lori Berman.
Both Democrats and Republicans say they favor the change. House Speaker Will Weatherford acknowledged the discrepancy saying: "We are aware of the differences in what House members pay compared to other state employees for health insurance…"
"We as legislators ought to live under the same rules, regulations laws and obligations everyone else should live under," said Representative Matt Gaetz.
This past January Senators started paying the same amount as state employees. 50-dollars a month for individual coverage and 180-dollars a month for family coverage, saving taxpayers an estimated 47-thousand dollars.
"There's no reason we should get special benefits, I totally agree and like I said I'm happy to be paying what other state employees are paying," said Berman.
They state representatives will pay the same as state senators and other state employees starting in January.
"So if other folks have to pay more, we should have to pay more. That's what leadership is about," said Gaetz.
Even with the higher prices – state lawmakers will still be getting a good deal. The change was announced just days before enrollment begins for the Affordable Care Act…Ironic since the same lawmakers blocked billions in federal dollars for a million of Florida's working poor.
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In search of meaning. Its still not obvious. Is it replaceable with a goal? or a dream? Set a goal or have a dream and and you've created your own meaning? Shouldn't your goals and dreams be a reflection of your understanding and your definition? Then, the meaning becomes a cause. A cause for motivation, a cause for passion. What drives you? The meaning drives your passion and motivation to reach a certain goal.
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I'm reasonably certain they're entering Rama IX park off of Chao Fah road; there's no Rama V park in Phuket that I could find. Compare the plants and the orange/rattan looking building in the background to this.
Hmm, will try my best to explain... Mongkol Nimit Temple (at the end of the lane, 1st photo)Suggested by traffic warden / traffic police at E. Possible start of rickshaw task.Witness saw teams running east, past A.Soi Romani (Romani Lane) (1st, 2nd photos; parking lot on right hand side of 2nd photo)Possible start of rickshaw task, as suggested by witness at D. It's a narrow lane, with a smallish parking lot at the south end.Yuen Chun Tong Herbal Shop (3rd photo)Will definitely be visited by our teams.Witness at B saw teams turning right from Th Phuket onto Th Thalang, escorted/led by a police motorcade.Thai-Chinese Museum (last photo)Suggested by witness at C. No reports from the people at/around the museum though.
Maybe someone already said it but isn't odd that Victor is pulling the rickshaw south on Patiphat going past Krabi. Because Krabi is equal to Thalang it is strange that he is not turning from Thalang/Krabi onto Patiphat. From the intersection of Krabi and Patiphat teams go about 0.75 miles farther on Patiphat to the location where Margie was photographed by the spoiler.
Gorilla? Gorilla?? Gorilla??? (Thailand)Another Blog/News posted on Nov 15 Two contestants in a TV production being filmed by foreigners in Phuket are on the verge of collapse after taking turns pulling each other around Phuket City as they raced against the clock in the midday heat.PHUKET: At least four pairs of contestants taking part in a travel documentary are racing around Phuket using various forms of transport today.One of the challenges that faced the contestants was to pull each other through Phuket City in the midday heat using rickshaws as they searched for King Rama V Park.The contestants pictured here made four wrong turns and held up traffic while a camera man and a sound engineer followed them in a songtaew (wooden bus with benches). A policeman on a motorcycle also followed the contestants and crew to ensure their safety. The policeman told the reporter that even though he could easily have told them how to get to the park, he had been ordered not to give directions to the contestants.The reporter caught up with production crew members at the park, but despite holding up traffic and creating quite a spectacle with brightly decorated rickshaws being pulled by very hot and stressed-looking farangs, they refused to make any comment on what they were doing, except to say that they were making a random travel documentary. << Margie
These shots were taken in this order between 11:48 am and 12:19 pm (assumes November 15th).The first two are essentially at the same time. See why!
Just a thought looking at the pitstop pictures. You'll notice Phil is looking down. The only team that short is most likely Mark/Michael. Perhaps Mark/Michael find out they're not last, but find out they've been given the time penalties. Lakisha/Jen arrive last, but are saved based on Mark/Michael's penalties.
I was able to use the MapJack images to construct the shadow cast by the Tsunami warning speakers. It ends at the white arrow painted on the street and under the truck tire in the MapJack image below.This shot was taken between 10:10 and 10:30 am (assumes November 15th).
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wo Durham University scientists are to play a key part in a 6000km trip following the migration route of ancient Pacific cultures.
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WASHINGTON - Jeff Skinner had two goals and an assist, Justin Peters stopped 26 shots and the Carolina Hurricanes cruised past the Washington Capitals 4-1 Tuesday night.
Andrej Sekera and Jiri Tlusty also scored for the Hurricanes, who had lost two straight and six of eight before bouncing back to equal their most lopsided victory of the season.
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Route 27 is the route that connects Johto and Kanto and goes between New Bark Town and Route 26. In the middle of this route are the Tohjo Falls which need crossing in order to proceed. On the east part of the route is a waterbound bridge which has many strong trainers dwelling upon it. It also has many areas which run alongside some clifffaces and a few small islands only accessible via Whirlpool.
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José Mourinho has suggested he and his sides are victims of a conspiracy in Uefa competition after reacting furiously to Ramires' dismissal in the Super Cup final, claiming the Swedish official had "killed" the contest and that the red card tallied with his personal "history" with European football's governing body.
Chelsea lost Ramires to a second yellow card for a foul on Mario Götze four minutes from time and, despite forcing themselves ahead in extra-time through Eden Hazard, conceded an equaliser to Javi Martínez with the last kick of the game. Manuel Neuer's save from Romelu Lukaku's fifth spot-kick in the penalty shoot-out duly confirmed the European champions' victory, though Mourinho was insistent the better side had lost.
The Portuguese had berated the officials at the end of normal time, approaching Jonas Eriksson – who booked six other Chelsea players – and his assistants near the touchline with his players, Ashley Cole and John Terry, also voicing their frustration. Mourinho reacted with resignation at the end, telling broadcasters that "this is my history with Uefa for a long, long time" and maintaining that theme in his subsequent media duties.
"I have a fantastic experience of playing with 10 men in Uefa matches," he said. "I have a great experience. So I could react. I could coach my players in a way where, even with 10 men, even very, very tired, they could compete and find an opportunity to score a goal. In the end of the game, with everybody absolutely tired, they gave absolutely everything. I think my experience of playing with 10 men gave us a hand."
Asked whether he thought Ramires's dismissal was justified – the Brazilian will miss the Champions League group game against Basel on 18 September – the manager added: "People who earn their living in football always feel there's a very important rule: the passion for football.
"If you are in love with football, you don't kill a final with a second yellow card like this. You don't kill the final. There were many other yellow cards that the referee didn't give. There was a situation with Dante in front of me, with his first yellow card, and it was not given.
"A good English referee would have stopped the game and told Ramires: 'Look, you've not hurt anyone but you mustn't do that again.' Or tell the Bayern players: 'Don't dive. Don't try and provoke. Play a fair game.' If you ask me in pure terms, rule by rule, yes it was a second yellow card. But you don't do this every action in that way. But it's nothing new for me.
"I played two or three times with 10 men against Barça. I went to Inter and played a Champions League semi-final, one hour, with 10 men against Barcelona. I go to Real Madrid, I played again a Champions League semi-final with 10 men.
"Now I come back to Chelsea and played a Super Cup final with 10 men again, and go to analyse the actions and make your conclusions. I'm unlucky. Just that."
This fixture had carried extra significance given the fierce personal rivalry between Mourinho and his opposite number, Pep Guardiola. That much had not been lost on the players and Bayern's first goalscorer, Franck Ribéry, celebrated his first equaliser manically with Guardiola on the touchline, apparently claiming the goal was for the Spaniard and "against Mourinho".
The Bayern manager became the third coach to claim this trophy with more than one team having previously won it with Barcelona in 2011. "The best team won today," said Guardiola. "We had so many opportunities to score and played so well whether with or without the ball."
That much was refuted by his opposite number. The loss on penalties denied Mourinho the first silverware of his second spell in charge of Chelsea, though the Portuguese – who confirmed Samuel Eto'o will be his last signing of the summer – took heart from his team's commitment and resilience.
"I'm disappointed because, in my opinion – and I can't be punished for having an opinion – the best team lost," he added. "The team that deserved to win more lost. But that happens in football. Not always the best team, the team that deserves more, won the game. So it's acceptable because that's football."


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New Preference - Info Text Scaling. Controls the size of the text displayed in the bottom left corner of the game screen.
New Race Variations - Added 3 new variations for the Human race; Dormehan, Alstalain, and Hyoyan.
- Marksman sub-points per level changed to 1.5 from 1.
- Made effects that increase HP behave more consistently.
- Utility Belt has a new verb that lets you toggle whether or not the utility belt displays on the map.
- Attack forecast display text made slightly larger.
- Crazy dungeon core fights will now always spawn 2 bosses.
* Bug Reports
- Blessing of Huggessoa was not giving the bonus to essence gained from Banquet.
- Dark Eye was consuming all of your Momentum.
- Good Materials was applying even when not equipped.
- Sheath Sword could trigger Geist Schritt if it targetted a location the Boxer was occupying.
- Retreating Swipe was getting bonus damage per rank.
- Prinny could spawn as minibosses.
- Sayakensa's bonus critical wasn't functioning properly.
- Dungeons could spawn missing a fully functional wall.
- Arena mobs were spawning enemies in different battles in some cases.
- Dragon Gale was using the improper attacker when using the ranged version.
- The tutorial jammer could spawn parasites.
- Hope's shop was giving reputation with Cellsvich instead of Lispool.
- Changing a sign's name or swinging a door wasn't causing furniture to be saved in player homes.
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Arielle Martin suffers injury, withdrawn from Olympic competition
London, U.K. (August 1, 2012) — USA Cycling announced Wednesday that Olympic BMX cyclist Arielle Martin (Spanaway, Wash.) suffered an injury during routine training at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif. Due to her injuries, Martin will be unable to make Wednesday's scheduled trip to London and will be replaced on the U.S. Olympic BMX Cycling Team by Brooke Crain (Visalia, Calif.).
"Arielle has worked extremely hard and was on top form heading into the Olympic Games," explained USA Cycling V.P. of Athletics Jim Miller. "Unfortunately, she suffered an injury during her final training session before leaving for the Games. She certainly would have contributed to our efforts in London and will be missed by the entire squad."
Martin was transported to San Diego's Mercy Hospital Tuesday afternoon where she is receiving treatment for her injuries. The 27-year-old is expected to make a full recovery. Martin was set to begin competing in her first Olympic Games on Wednesday, August 8.
"We are deeply saddened to learn of Arielle's injury while training this week in preparation for the 2012 Games," said USA Cycling President & CEO Steve Johnson. "She is a true competitor and will be sorely missed in London. We wish her a complete and speedy recovery."
Martin will be replaced on the U.S. Olympic BMX Cycling Team by 19-year-old Crain, who has earned two world championship medals in the junior ranks and finished ninth at last summer's Olympic Test Event. She will join 21-year-old Alise Post (St. Cloud, Minn.) in representing the U.S. women in BMX cycling.
"Arielle is one of the most talented and determined athletes I've ever had the pleasure to work with," stated USA Cycling BMX Programs Director Mike King. "Her leadership and character will be missed both on and off the track. We have the utmost confidence in the depth and talent of our women's BMX program. Brooke has posted consistent international results, has been training hard and is fully prepared to step in and make an impact in London."


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New tax idea 'to save U.S. from fiscal cliff'
Golden opportunity to overhaul tax system, kick start economy
With the nation just five weeks away from plunging off the so-called "fiscal cliff," U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, said the lines currently drawn in this debate are poorly focused – largely due to poor or non-existent leadership from both parties.
Since Election Day, President Obama has continued to insist that more revenue needs to be generated through income tax hikes on households earning more than $250,000 per year. Republicans, led by House Speaker John Boehner, have said they will not support marginal tax hikes on any individuals or businesses, but they would entertain increasing revenue through other changes in the tax code – namely ending some or many deductions.
Gohmert has no patience for either position. He told WND's Greg Corombos any additional tax hikes would further stifle economic recovery, but he's also appalled by the targeting of tax deductions as a way to boost revenue.
"Good grief! Do you know the damage that will do to charity?" Gohmert asked. "The people in this administration want the government in charge of everything. We've seen with Hurricane Sandy and Katrina. We've seen – whether it's Democratic or Republican administrations – how poorly government responds in times of emergency. It is the American charitable beliefs, the American charitable spirit that actually gets help to people quicker."
Instead of tinkering around the edges of the tax code, Gohmert sees this crisis as a golden opportunity to overhaul the tax system in a way that provides a massive kick start to the economy.
Gohmert said he does feel uneasy when a CEO pays a lower tax rate than his secretary as a result of his income coming on investments rather than salary. But he said the solution is not to punish the rich, but to bring everyone's tax rate down to 15 percent across the board and then scrapping all deductions – except for charitable contributions and the mortgage interest deduction.
"Now is the time, since (Obama's) saying 'fair share' that we say 'you betcha' and nothing will make sure that we're doing fair share more than a flat tax," said Gohmert.
Spending cuts are also on Gohmert's agenda. He wants to go back to 2008 spending levels, which he said would instantly reduce the annual deficit by a trillion dollars.
Gohmert's approach is not gaining much traction at this point, and the congressman said that's largely due to a Republican leadership that's not leading much of anything.
"Maybe we should say 'the people at the top of our party' instead of leadership because we need to see some leadership and not just being defensive," said Gohmert. "Let's go start pushing what the American people want to see and what they believe in instead of caving in on what this president's wanting to do which is more damage to our economy."
Gohmert's frustration with the current House leadership of Speaker John Boehner and Majority Leader Eric Cantor is no secret. Earlier this month, Gohmert nominated Newt Gingrich as speaker of the House for the coming two years, citing Gingrich's record of balancing the budget and passing welfare reform back in the 1990s.
"That was leadership," said Gohmert of Gingrich's tenure as speaker. "It would be good to have someone (like that). I don't care if it's John Boehner or somebody, but somebody to lead instead of being the one that leads us in caving in. That's not real leadership."
Gohmert believes pressure from the American people will be the only way leaders in both parties will end up with the right approach to this mess.


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History: Telling a 'Real' Story
Grades PreK–1
Pre-Visit Activities | MA Curriculum Frameworks | Program Explanation & Notes (pdf) | Key Terms & Concepts (pdf)
Students will explore the everyday life of a sailor on a whaleship in its simplest terms. They will sign up as crew onboard the Lagoda and learn the different roles, discover what sailors brought on long voyages, and participate in a sea chantey chorus.
Learning standards will be met, as students:
- Explore the vocabulary of the time
- Use rhyme and chant to explore the everyday activities of the American sailor
- Recognize geometric shapes
Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks addressed in this program:
K.G.1: Describe objects in the environment using names of shapes, and describe the relative positions of these objects using terms such as above, below, beside, in front of, behind and next to.
K.G.2: Correctly name shapes regardless of their orientations or overall size.
K.G.3: Identify shapes as two-dimensional (lying in a plane, "flat") or three dimensional ("solid").
English, Language Arts & Literacy
K.RL.MA.8.A: Identify and respond to characteristics of traditional poetry for children: rhyme; regular beats; and repetition of sounds, words and phrases.
K.RL.MA.10: Actively engage in group reading activities with purpose and understanding.
1.RL.MA.10: With prompting and support, read prose and poetry of appropriate complexity for grade 1.
K.RF.1: Demonstrate understanding of the organization and basic features of print.
-a. Follow words from left to right, top to bottom, and page by page.
-b. Recognize that spoken words are represented in written language by specific sequences of letters.
-c. Understand that words are separated by spaces in print
K.RF.2: Demonstrate understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes)
-a. Recognize and produce rhyming words
-b. Count, pronounce, blend, and segment syllables in spoken words.
1.RF.2: Demonstrate understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes)
-a. Distinguish long from short vowel sounds in spoken single-syllable words
-b. Orally produce single-syllable words by blending sounds (phonemes), including consonant blends
K.SL.1: Participate in collaborative conversations with diverse partners about kindergarten topics and texts with peers and adults in small and larger groups
-a. Follow agreed-upon rules for discussions (e.g., listening to others and taking turns speaking about the topics and texts under discussion).
K.SL.3: Ask and answer questions in order to seek help, get information, or clarify something that is not understood.
K.SL.6: Speak audibly and express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly
1.SL.1: Participate in collaborative conversation with diverse partners about grade 1 topics and texts with peers and adults in small and larger groups.
-a. Follow agreed-upon rules for discussions (e.g., listening to others with care, speaking one at a time about the topics and texts under discussion).
-b. Build on others' talk in conversations by responding to the comments of others through multiple exchanges.
-c. Ask questions to clear up any confusion about the topics and texts under discussion.
1.SL.2. Ask and answer questions about key details in a text read aloud or information presented orally or through other media.
1.SL.3: Ask and answer questions about what a speakers says in order to gather additional information or clarify something that is not understood.
1.SL.4: Describe people, places, things, and events with relevant details, expressing ideas and feelings clearly.
K.L.1: Demonstrate command of the convention of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
-c. Form regular plural nouns orally by adding /s/ or /es/ (e.g., dog, dogs, wish, wishes)
-d. Understand and use question words (interrogatives) (e.g., who, what, where, when, why, how)
1.L.1. Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
-c. Use singular and plural nouns with matching verbs in basic sentences
-f. Use frequently occurring adjectives
History and Geography (Kindergarten)
1. Identify sequential actions, such as first, next, last, in stories and use them to describe personal experiences. (H)
2. Use correctly words and phrases related to chronology and time (now, long ago, before, after; morning, afternoon, night; today, tomorrow, yesterday; last or next week, month, year; and present, past, and future tenses of verbs). (H)
3. Use correctly the word because in the context of stories or personal experiences. (H)
4. Use correctly words and phrases that indicate location and direction, such as up, down, near, far, left, right, straight, back, behind, and in front of. (G)
PreK-K.8 Give examples of different kinds of jobs that people do, including the work they do at home. (E)
Pre-Visit Activities (pdf)


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William will be 5 years old this Sunday, September 11. We rejoice!
Here is a poem I wrote some time ago. Happy Birthday, son.
William's Storm…
Barely above a pound jettisoned into life
Peeking through gauze
Poked, prodded, stuck and skewered
Surrounded by white coats, bright lights, beeps and bottles hanging on poles.
Home sweet home
Motionless gazing at the world from the ground up.
Finally! Slithering over carpet and cold tiled floors.
Upright. Leaning. Scoot. Scoot. Scoot. Smile.
Sun shining brightly overhead
Rays of God
Blessings from above
Days of drizzling.
Down pours.
Drops dancing on his head
Rolling down his cheeks.
Is William crying?
Weathering his storm?
Daddy towering above.
Daddy's tears.
Tears from his heart
Tears from his soul


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The Belnord, 225 West 86th Street, 1003 - Upper West Side, New York
The Belnord: the Upper West Side's most storied building, re-envisioned by renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern. Originally built in 1908, and occupying a full city block in the heart of the Upper West Side, this landmarked, Italian Renaissance building blends gracious pre-war proportions and history with all the modern conveniences and luxuries of today.
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Calvados Cocktail
This week I'm going to pull that seemingly forgotten 3/4 full bottle of calvados off my shelf and mix up the inventively named Calvados Cocktail. Per Dr. Cocktail this drink first appears in the 1930 Savoy Cocktail Book. Though, for an easier to read recipe I'm going to use the one from Vintage Spirits and Forgotten Cocktails. It's the same recipe proportion wise, just adjusted for a single cocktail.
Calvados Cocktail (Vintage Spirits and Forgotten Cocktails)
1 1/2 oz Calvados 1 1/2 oz Orange Juice 3/4 oz Cointreau 3/4 oz Orange Bitters
1) Combine ingredients in a shaker over ice 2) Shake until combined and well chilled 3) Strain into a chilled cocktail glass
Okay. Read that recipe again. Did you catch it? That's right, this drink calls for a full three quarters of an ounce of bitters! Holy crapola! I'm used to measurements of bitters like 3 dashes. This, my friends, is going to be very entertaining.


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This is Abbott
Isn't he handsome? Even with the goofy 2nd grader teeth? I love this boy so much. He was baptized a few weeks ago. It was such a fun day. We had lots of family in town and lots of friends that attended the baptism. It was really special. Abbott's favorite part was when mom squirted cheese whiz in her hair while giving the talk on baptism. Sounds crazy, I know. If you need entertainment at your next baptism, just invite me to give a talk!
Grandma gave him this cool towel.
Aiden, Abbott and cousin Ryan. I love this picture.
Later that day...we celebrated the big 8th birthday with a party at the Great Skate. There were lots of kids from his class and from church. Even his best bud Henry from his old school was there.
Adeline had more fun than anybody. That girl isn't scared of anything!
Abbott went home with a bunch of presents and over $100 in cash and gift cards. He was the happiest kid on the planet. He used most of the money to buy a little video camera. He wants to make youtube videos. He's pretty funny...I'll post them if I decide to actually let him post them to youtube.
8 things I love abbott Abbott:
1. His sense of humor. This boy is so much fun. Sometimes it gets him in trouble (like when his teacher is trying to teach) but you just can't help but smile! He definitely keeps our family laughing.
2. He is very giving. When he got all those gift cards for his birthday, he gave one to Aiden so they could shop together. He is always great to share.
3. His big blue eyes and beautiful long lashes. When Abbott was a baby, he was always mistaken for a girl...even if he was wearing a blue shirt with trucks on it. Seriously, those beautiful eyes were to pretty to belong to a boy! Over the years, he has certainly learned to use those eyes to get what he wants from his mama!
4. His motivation. This boy has drive. He can do anything when he puts his mind to it...and I just love that! He is willing to work hard (most of the time), and I love to see him accomplish tasks.
5. He is such a good brother. Especially to Adeline. He really dotes on that girl and would give her anything. Maybe that's why she's spoiled rotten? And Aiden is his best friend. He really loves his siblings and I hope they stay this close forever.
6. I love thatI can joke around with him. I guess this goes back to his sense of humor. Some members of our family are a little...ahem...sensitive. So sensitive that you can't mess with them at all. I can play around with my Abs, and I love it.
7. He gives great hugs. You know those totally unsolicited, just-because-I-love-you-mom hugs? Yeah, he's great at those.
8. He's a lot like me :) Sometimes it's a blessing, sometimes it's a curse. But like it or not, the kid's a lot like me.


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For this fifth week of 2013, we mainly had grandchildren at our house everyday. Not dull . . . lots of fun but my photos werent great. Grrrrr! My photo mojo is lost it seems.
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Immunizations and Boarding for Pets with Cancer
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
Can a pet receiving chemotherapy for lymphosarcoma receive regular immunizations? Can they be boarded?
Lili Duda, VMD, Section Editor of the OncoLink Veterinary Oncology Menu, responds:
In general, cats and dogs receiving chemotherapy for lymphoma or any other cancers should have their routine vaccinations deferred until they have completed their course of chemotherapy and recovered from the associated side effects, such as low white blood cell counts, nausea, and malaise. For pets that are due for rabies vaccinations that are required by law in their state, owners can request their veterinarian write a letter explaining why such a vaccination is medically contraindicated at the present time, along with a copy of records indicating that the pet had previously been current on vaccinations.
Pets that are receiving chemotherapy can be boarded. It is recommended that the boarding facility be provided contact information for the treating veterinarian in case of any symptoms or illnesses that develop while the pet is boarding that might require medical assistance. Similarly, the boarding facility should be informed that the pet is immunocompromised and that appropriate hygiene recommendations be followed, such as thorough hand washing before the pet is handled. Owners should discuss the upcoming boarding of their pet with the treating veterinarian, who may wish to modify the treatment schedule according to the boarding schedule.


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For the first time since 1968, the remaining Doolittle Raiders will hold their annual reunion in April in Fort Walton Beach. Organizers are busy trying to make their 71st the best one yet.
For the first time since 1968, the remaining Doolittle Raiders will hold their annual reunion in April in Fort Walton Beach. Organizers are busy trying to make their 71st the best one yet.
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The World War II veterans will be coming home in a way. They trained at then Eglin Field for the famous April 18, 1942, bombing attack on Tokyo that some say changed the course of history.
Each year, the remaining members of the 80-person team, of which there are now only five, gather at different cities to remember the raid. This year, the men who are in their 90s have chosen to visit the Emerald Coast. It could be their last.
�If you want to see the Raiders, if you want the chance to honor them, it�s going to be here in your backyard,� said Ted Corcoran, president of the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce, which is organizing the event.
The reunion, scheduled for April 17-20, already is attracting interest from across the country. Last year�s reunion in Dayton, Ohio, sold out in three hours, Corcoran said.
The event will include a lunch April 18 at the C.H. �Bull� Rigdon Fairgrounds and Recreation Complex in Fort Walton Beach, with the possibility of meeting the Raiders in person.
The chamber plans to decorate the fairgrounds as a World War II barracks, with people in period attire, a makeshift USO and jeeps and tanks that were used during the war.
On April 19 at the same location, all World War II veterans from Northwest Florida are invited to attend a free private lunch with the Raiders.
There also will be a flyover April 19 on Okaloosa Island that organizers hope will include a B-25, the plane the Raiders flew, as well as other aircraft from fleets at Hurlburt Field and Eglin Air Force Base, Corcoran said.
A historic Parade of Heroes will march through Fort Walton Beach at 11 a.m. April 20.Veterans from all wars will march together, led by the Doolittle Raiders, then World War II veterans, then Korean veterans and so on through the Afghanistan war. Active-duty service members from all branches will follow the veterans.
Corcoran said that to his knowledge, the parade will be the first of its kind in Fort Walton Beach.
�Our community will be lining the streets of Eglin Parkway waving flags and truly acknowledging the love they have for the military,� he said. �We�ll make it the best reunion they�ve ever had.�
A banquet will be held at the fairgrounds the night of April 20 to close out the weekend. Gen. Mark Anthony Welsh III, chief of staff of the Air Force, will be the guest speaker.
Tickets for the events will go on sale in February, although the exact date has yet to be announced. About 500 tickets will be available, and Corcoran expects a sellout.
Beach Community Bank is sponsoring of the event. Proceeds will go to set up a Doolittle Raider scholarship at Northwest Florida State College and to the Fisher House.
The chamber bid with several other cities for the reunion.
�It�s a huge honor for us to be able to pay tribute to them and to bring them back to where it all started,� said Eppi Azzaretto, marketing director for the chamber.
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Are you shocked, just shocked, by the pope's resignation? Maybe you shouldn't be
One of the consistent meme's running around the web right now is how shocked everyone is that the pope has resigned (for example, this story from Reuters).
I'm actually a bit shocked--that anyone is shocked. Benedict spoke openly, both during the waning years of Pope John Paul II's papacy and after his own election, of the possibility of the pope resigning. After all, the pope is "only" a bishop, and bishops, according to canon law, are required to submit their resignations on their 75th birthdays. Benedict--elected at 78--always foresaw the possibility of his own resignation, especially since he was elected three years after the mandatory retirement age!
Benedict is doing his finest service to the church right now, demystifying the office of the papacy, reminding us all that it is an office, not a person, as Joshua McElwee has succintly pointed out in a brief story at NCR. He is not "abandoning the flock," as one Italian parliamentarian has put it. On the contrary, his resignation is an act of pastoral care and concern, both for the church as a whole and for himself.


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As Rick Perry re-emerges from seclusion after his failed presidential run, Sen. John Cornyn offers his fellow Texan some advice – if he cares to listen.
"(Perry should) get back to work governing Texas," Cornyn said on a conference call Wednesday. "That's stood him in good stead and given him high approval ratings, and I think that's the best thing he could do — if he were interested in my advice."
The Texas governor's approval ratings plummeted after his brief campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, a process Cornyn described as "brutal." Perry saw the difficulties of running for president first hand, and having entered the race late, he wasn't as prepared as he would have liked, the Senator added.
"A little time cures all wounds in politics," Cornyn said. "He's got a good record as governor and I don't think he's got anything to be embarrassed about."
Perry is scheduled to make his first national political speech since his Jan. 19 withdrawal tomorrow at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington. He also has agreed to deliver the Republican address next month before Washington's Gridiron Club, a venerable institution of the media elite.


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Working in physics: Why not do both?
Physicists thinking about academic or industrial research should consider a career that brings together elements from both, urges Stephen Sweeney.
When undergraduate and postgraduate students ask me for advice, the question "industry or academia?" is a common one. Most of them know that they want to continue to do research in physics – they are just not sure what kind of working environment will suit them best. But in fact, the choice between industry and academia is not always as stark as it seems, and in the true spirit of a good experimental investigation, I usually tell them to try both. This may sound easier said than done, but in my career I have found plenty of opportunities to follow my own advice
Moving between worlds
As an undergraduate at the University of Bath in the UK, I was unsure whether to go into a career in physics teaching, academic research or industry-based R&D. After spending time on an undergraduate placement at a UK government laboratory and training as a physics teacher, I decided that my interests were very much in applied research, where I could work on real-world problems and use physics to solve a particular task or develop something useful. This led me to do a PhD in semiconductor laser physics at the University of Surrey in 1995, with sponsorship from the electronics firm Philips. This was the best of both worlds for me. My PhD research focused on understanding the processes limiting the efficiency of semiconductor lasers for optical communications, and I worked closely with scientists and engineers at Philips' research headquarters in Eindhoven in the Netherlands.
Doing the PhD was undoubtedly one of my best decisions. I suspect that most people, me included, study physics because they have a strong desire to learn more about the universe and the everyday world around them, rather than because they have a specific career path in mind. So I found it really exciting to know I was the only person working on my specific area of research – and getting good, publishable results was a real thrill too. After I finished my PhD, I became a postdoc working on gallium-nitride light-emitting diodes for visible light sources (still a hot topic) and the emerging area of quantum dots. Although I was interested in my research, after two years as a postdoc I felt it was time for a change. Having been based mainly in academia for what seemed an eternity, I wanted to apply what I had learned full-time in a commercial environment.
In 2000 I therefore accepted a position as a scientist at Marconi Optical Components (now Oclaro), which was then a UK-based firm specializing in developing components for use in optical-fibre communications. Joining Marconi was a real eye-opener. I learned a lot about working within a large organization on big multicentred commercial projects, often to tight deadlines, in a highly competitive industry. However, during this period I also maintained a strong connection with academia through collaborative projects, and by helping to supervise industrially sponsored PhD students at a number of universities. This gave me the opportunity to see the other side of the fence, and undoubtedly kept some doors in the academic world open for later in my career.
In any commercial organization, opportunities to try out things that are a bit tangential to the company's principal focus can be limited. In academia, in contrast, you can direct your own research activity, and you often have a lot of flexibility (depending on funding) in what you work on. So when, after two years at Marconi, I became interested in taking a wider look at my field, returning to academia to broaden my knowledge base was an obvious choice. Therefore, in 2002 I joined the physics department and newly formed Advanced Technology Institute at the University of Surrey, where I am an academic lecturer. However, I still keep in touch with industrial research, and I recently joined the board of a UK-based start-up company, ZiNIR Ltd, as its chief technology officer.
Ups and downs
Working with a small, fast-moving company like ZiNIR is exciting. The firm is developing light sources and portable spectrometry systems for chemical and biological detection, and space-based remote sensing. My job is to lead innovation and develop the company's intellectual-property portfolio. I have a direct link with both investors and customers, and I often get involved in aspects of the firm's operation where I need to be flexible and to respond quickly to challenges and opportunities – like the need to take a prototype concept and develop a project around it within just a few days.
On the academic side, I have a fantastic team of PhD students and postdocs working on projects ranging from low-energy solid-state lighting, high-efficiency lasers and photovoltaics through to developing new types of biosensors. These projects have attracted a lot of interest from industry, with firms contributing to them directly by supporting students or funding projects. It is great to be able to stay closely involved with industry while also having the opportunity to inspire the next generation of academic or industrial-based physicists and engineers through lectures, lab classes and projects.
The down side is that life as an academic is busy – I doubt any academic would disagree! We typically juggle a workload of lecturing, research and administration, often working long hours and into the weekend, and there is no doubt that my responsibilities with ZiNIR add to the mix. Although my position at Surrey is full-time, I am allowed to spend some of my time doing things outside the university. Even so, unless there is an urgent matter that demands my attention, I mostly fit my ZiNIR work into evenings and weekends. But all-in-all, I find it immensely satisfying that my earlier quandary about going into teaching, research or industry has been resolved since I have had the opportunity to do all three. You can too, if you want.
Finding the middle ground
For students interested in both academia and industry, degrees that offer an industry-placement year are a great place to start. At the University of Surrey, most students spend typically 10–12 months during their BSc or MPhys degree doing either an industrial-placement or research year, respectively, where they get the chance to work in either a company or research laboratory in the UK or overseas. This is a fantastic opportunity for students to gain a feeling for what to do after finishing their degree. Some other UK universities offer similar schemes.
Beyond undergraduate level, industrially sponsored PhDs and EngDs are excellent for physics graduates who want to carry out interesting physics research while helping to resolve the industry/academia question. I have worked with a number of companies sponsoring PhD students, including the German semiconductor company Infineon and the UK defence firm QinetiQ. It is worth noting that the PhD and EngD schemes operate differently, with PhDs being mainly university-based with industrial input, and EngDs being company-based with academic guidance from a university supervisor. However, both provide a thoroughly interesting and challenging way to engage and operate within both the academic and commercial worlds.
About the author
Stephen Sweeney is a senior lecturer in physics and EPSRC Leadership Fellow at the Advanced Technology Institute and Department of Physics at the University of Surrey. He is also director and chief technology officer of ZiNIR Ltd.
This article originally appeared in the December 2009 issue of Physics World
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Maya's Children: The Story of La Llorona
Hyperion Books for Children, 1997 - Juvenile Fiction - 32 pages
Maya is a happy and beautiful girl, who at birth bore the mark of the Sun God on her shoulder. This mark, the village priest informs her parents, means Maya is immortal. Senor Tiempo, the god of time, however, is incensed by this news. He allots each person their time on earth. But if he cannot have Maya, then he must have her children!
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I think this book is great to read. I like the book because it has a dog in it. I have a dog and I like dog books. My favorite part was when Biscuit brought the rattle to the baby because my dog could do that too. The pictures really helped the story.
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My family and I visited the BWCA every summer when I was a kid to canoe, fish, and camp. We used Duluth Packs handed down from my grandfather who had been visiting the BWCA since he was a kid. After college my mom bought me a Duluth Pack credit card wallet, which I lost the first summer I moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming where I still live. That was 6 years ago… last week a friend found my wallet in the mud outside of where I used to work. It had been there for 6 harsh Wyoming summers and winters and everything inside was still in great shape! I attached a picture of the wallet, and wanted to say thanks for making such great products. It was fun to go through the wallet and see everything was still intact, from my ID, credit cards, fishing license and even a dollar bill that was folded up inside.
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Interview with Philippe Starck About the Parrot Zikmu (With a Splash of Lady Gaga)
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Our recent addition of the Zikmu speakers by Parrot on Design Public need a little explanation but the only way I thought we could truly do their story justice was by finding an interview in French. So, here is an Philippe Starck. Don't worry…there are English subtitles.
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