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Flawless Complexion: #THIS. w/ Elizabeth Holmes
Sometimes flawless skin is the only accessory you need. Wall Street Journal reporter Elizabeth Holmes stops by Make Up For Ever in NYC to show you how to master the perfect foundation.
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Over the New Year's holiday, I found myself reflecting on the Top Ten of 2009 – accomplishments of the Parkinson's Disease Foundation that we thought worthy of sharing with our supporters and friends. (You can find this list on our website.)
I was happy to see that for almost every item in the "Top Ten," the people who live with Parkinson's – along with their loved ones, friends and health professionals – are front and center. Whether it's a research project, a new educational program or an advocacy initiative, it is this perspective that keeps our work going.
The roles of people with Parkinson's in PDF's work are varied. Here are some of them – each one followed by a reference to the item(s) in the Top Ten that illustrates it.
- Wise Advisors – Item #8 on the "Top Ten" list reflects the crucial role of PDF's People With Parkinson's Advisory Council –a group of 13 people who advise PDF on all of its programs and whose discussions led to the development of our now most popular resource, the Parkinson's Disease Resource List. Item #9 illustrates that it is not just the 13 voices of PPAC, but also those of the wider Parkinson's community, that have influenced PDF's programs. Over the years, many people reported to PDF about the overwhelming medical costs associated with Parkinson's, so we responded by developing a new financial assistance program, run in collaboration with the Melvin Weinstein Parkinson's Foundation. This program is just a small step toward addressing this need.
- Informed Consumers of Medical and Scientific Information – Items #5,#6 and #7 reflect that it is the community's feedback on PDF's online educational programs and publications, received via our national HelpLine (800-457-6676), that guide PDF in its decisions to develop new and relevant initiatives for the community. This keeps us "on point."
- Crucial Cogs in the Research Wheel – Item #4 reports on the Second Clinical Research Learning Institute, in which people with PD are prepared to play leadership roles in raising awareness of clinical trials. You may see these advocates in your area, as they make their way across the country to raise awareness. As one graduate said, "Nobody is in a better position than a person with Parkinson's to empower another person with PD and to strengthen his or her belief in the role that clinical research can play in finding treatments and a cure for PD."
- Private Philanthropists – Items # 1 and #2 demonstrate that for every research initiative that is funded by PDF – from our regular research and Fellowship programs, to the one-time bridge grants we provided last year to several scientists whose funding was summarily terminated with the collapse of a foundation on which they had depended - every cent comes from private individuals and family foundations. Most of these folks have direct personal connections with the disease. And to all of them, we say a hearty thank you!
Of course, we can't implement every program that's suggested to us, but we are doing our best to 'listen in' and respond accordingly. We have only been able to do so with the help and feedback of those working with us.
So, here's to the heroes of our community: the women and men who live with Parkinson's and the loved ones who are also impacted by this disease. PDF wishes you all a good 2010 – as measured in terms of the progress we all make toward solving Parkinson's and providing support to those who live with it so courageously. We promise to continue on in 2010 toward our goals and look forward to your feedback and participation as we do so.
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Blazin Bush
Featuring Maya Kendrick and Kyle Mason
This week we have the lovely Maya Kendrick. She let her bush grow out because she found out her boyfriend was into that. She caught him checking out videos on HotBush.com. She kept him celibate for a bit, while she grew it. Now he finally found out why. He thought she was mad and that he had missed her birthday or something. Turns out she's the jelly type. Go check out her bush and feel free to comment on it below. Let us know what you thought of it.
Beautiful Darling
Featuring Darling Deicide and Bruce Venture
Like a good method actor Darling Deicide prepared for her role and didn't shave her pussy for a month. This way she was perfect for a hot bush scene. Bruce Venture also prepared for this scene, went to the supermarket and bought whipped cream, sprinkles and cherries. This would make the pussy a lot more tasty. After he decorated the snatch he started to lick it good. When all the sweets were gone he started to fuck it as if this would bring the whipped cream back out of the cunt. He fucked her from the front, he fucked her from the back, he fucked her left, he fucked her right and then he shot his load right on top of the hot bush.
Annikas Bush
Featuring Annika Eve and Mick Blue
Annika was wearing a tight pair of yoga pants and the bulge from her bush was noticeable. She peeled them away and some of her pubes were already peeking out from the sides of her panties. Once she pulled them down we saw her bush in all its glory. It consumed Mick's big cock until he blasted all over her hairy pussy.
Smooth Entrance
Featuring Vienna Reed and Neeo
Vienna Reed was our Euro edition of our HotBush catalog. We took a trip to the Czech Republic where she hailed from and just started filming. Mind you booking Vienna Reed was a task unto itself. She's mega popular in Europe so the wait was necessary but worth it. We asked her to grow her bush out she came through 100%. She was such a pleasure to work with and fuck that we just might have to make a repeat booking! Now enjoy that hairy bush!
Puffy Pussy
Featuring Kaylee Jewel and Tyler Steel
Kaylee Jewel came with a sweet surprise. She spread her legs and displayed her beautiful hot bush. She pulled her panties to the side and showcased that succulent bush in all its glory. She began by playing with her bush and her sweet pussy. Tyler joined the party and gave that bush a wash and shampoo. Then he licked and sticked that bush. She got her pussy pounded and got cream all over her hot bush.
Deep In Mea
Featuring Mea Melone and Neeo
Mia Melone never looked so sweet. She's donning an amazing bush for us in this scene. Covering this hairy bush is a real risque lingerie that was tailored made for her body it seems. This sexy 25 year old not only has a smoking body, but she's also athletic. Just check around the 21 minute mark to see what I mean. But wait, it gets better, Mia is also a squirter if you didn't know. This girl is the complete package. I get excited just talking about her.
Honey Pot
Featuring Sadie Blair and Tyler Steel
Sadie Blair came with a hot bush. She was a beautiful girl with a luscious body and a delicious hairy bush. She pulled up her dress and revealed that she was not wearing panties and that she had a wild succulent bush. Tyler joined the party and stuck his face straight into her hairy muff. She sucked and fucked his cock. She got her pussy pounded and got man juice all over that hot bush.
Bush Please
Featuring Cosima Knight and Mick Blue
Mick's surprise exceeded expectations. He promised a sight to remember and he delivered by bringing over Cosima Knight. She's a tall blonde with long legs, a nice big ass and an amazing bush on her pretty pussy. After having some fun tugging on her chia pet, Mick stuffed Cosima's mouth with his hard schlong. She masterfully slobbed on the knob and then took it for an amazing ride. After pounding on her bearded clam, Mick glazed her face with a heavy load of jizz.
Pussy Cushion
Featuring Jaye Summers and Sonny Nash
What's better than a juicy hairy pussy? Whats better than running your tongue down that pussy cushion? Jaye Summer's let us know the glory of it... The epitome of a HotBush Jaye was complete, hot, horny, and with more than Bush than the President. She passed by today and gave us quite the show. Yea she took a while getting ready in the bathroom but the holy shit was the wait worth it. Jaye Summers we love you baby. EnJoy!
Mandys Bush
Featuring Mandy Sky and Sonny Nash
We remember hot Mandy Sky for her sweet bubble Latina ass. But now we'll remember her for something else...a cute little hairy bush. As we were getting reacquainted, she kept repeating how she was eager for a cock. However, first things first. We asked her to show us her unshaven pussy, which she immediately did. She followed by displaying her perky tits and that beautiful, well rounded booty. Sonny then approached her and started licking that hot pussy. She returned the favor with an awesome blow job. She then got fucked every which way, exhibiting that hairy little bushy pussy. If you like hairy bush, this is a must see!
Frilly Bush
Featuring Samantha Bentley and Renato
Samantha Bentley passed by today after we gave her a call. She is a fine little sexy Brit with an amazing body. Unbeknownst to us she had a godly bush. According to her it took her a full year to grow. Thats what I call dedication and dedication lands you here in the HOTBUSH! After touching and rubbing herself Samantha was ready for some cock. Renato, the bush expert pleased that juicy pussy and gave it exactly what it needed.
Touched By Tali
Featuring Tali Dova and Levi Cash
Tali Dova, granted she does not have a full fledged hairy bush, it is in an intermediary stage where it will become one. You don't get to see these type of bushes very often in porn these days. So, we welcomed the chance to have her on. Levi did most of the welcoming though. What do you do with a hairy bush? You lick it of course! This came first before any blowjob, it was a saavy move by Levi. Also, there was reverse face sitting in order to give us a better view of her bush and a reverse cowgirl position. You can't say Levi never did anything for you. After the hairy pussy licking and the hairy pussy fucking, there was something else this girl possessed that is not very common...glasses. So of course you got to jizz all over those, it's only right.
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I know how to think about (curved) $A_\infty$-algebras 'geometrically', i.e. via formal non-commutative geometry in the sense of Kontsevich etc. I also know how to think about $A_\infty$-morphisms in this way. But what if two $A_\infty$-morphisms are homotopic? Does anyone know how to interpret this fact geometrically?
This is particularly important in the curved situation, because then there's no such thing as a quasi-isomorphism, so we only have homotopy-equivalence. Also I have a vague memory of reading something about this (probably written by Kontsevich), but I've searched all the papers I can think of and not found it.


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It takes a few seconds to realize what you are looking at.
The Sunday cover of The New York Times always features one of the very best photographs taken in the world that week, and those shots are very often quite jarring. In some faraway land, you often learn with your first sip of coffee that people are living through the unthinkable.
But this Sunday's cover didn't cause an immediate, visceral reaction. This took some studying. Set in the middle of the page -- and not very deep -- was a horizontal photo. The action is obscured by two rails in the foreground, and between them there's a man looking down at a horse. His hand rests on the horse's shoulder. A large silver cross hangs from his neck. You can't tell if the horse is dead yet.
The story below is entitled: Mangled Horses, Maimed Jockeys. It is a sprawling -- almost 6,500 words, covering three full pages inside -- piece of investigative work that comes to what probably is not a startling conclusion: the big-money business of horse racing is rife with unsafe practices for both the horses and jockeys.
It is disconcerting, though, that conditions appear to have gotten worse since the 2008 Kentucky Derby caused Congress to push for reform. That year, Eight Belles broke two ankles during the most-watched race in America and was euthanized. Under pressure, the broad, loosely-affiliated network of tracks and associations that makes up the horse racing industry promised congressmen and senators that there'd be reform. There hasn't been, at least not to any significant degree.
Maryland's tracks are among the safest in the country -- there's a state-by-state breakdown of that here -- with Pimlico averaging 3.8 incidents and Laurel 3.5 per 1,000 starts. The average is 5.6.
But Maryland's tracks also are not yet afflicted* with the force that appears to be the root cause of the problem: casinos. In states where slots and table games have been paired with horse racing, there's an injection of fresh money being pumped into the sport. But instead of using it to ensure safer conditions, some owners and trainers have pushed their horses harder than ever before.
*It's hard to figure out if afflicted is the right term. Casinos are seen by many as the last, best way to prop up the horse racing industry.
These are not new issues, of course. Horses have been overused -- is there another, better term for it? -- by man for centuries. One of the very best pieces of daily newspaper journalism ever produced, and one studied by anyone interested in writing about sports, is called "Death of a Racehorse." In it, W.C. Heinz tells of a promising horse's debut -- Air Lift, full brother of Assault -- ending with the vets removing broken bones to show the insurance company. (You'll learn in the Times piece that this practice isn't the usual anymore; horses are often simply thrown out before any sort of medical examination can be completed.)
As to why so many horses seem to breaking down, the Times finds no new answers. Drugs are and have long been the culprit, and the innovators on the performance enhancement side will always be ahead of those on the testing side. (Though some of the ingredients being used -- Viagra, cocaine -- are absurd.) A horse doped up on painkillers will literally run until his or her leg snaps. Think about that.
If the Times article offers any sort of possible resolution to this problem, it's federal regulation. Which may, in fact, be on the horizon now that this story has appeared a month before horse racing takes the national spotlight in Louisville. It's worth the read, and the videos -- especially the one of paralyzed jockey Jacky Martin -- will haunt you.*
(Watching it made me think of a young jockey I wrote about in 2006 name Kyle Kaenel. The son of Preakness legend Cowboy Jack Kaenel -- who, at age 16, held off Bill Shoemaker riding the favorite in 1982 -- Kyle had gone into the family business, and had the scars to prove it. He'd already been trampled once, a tape of which he kept locked in a cabinet but never watched. Kyle was young then -- only a teenager -- and I think he'd honestly never given a thought to walking away from the sport. It was all he knew. But I looked him up earlier today to find that he had, in fact, retired after another severe fall. When I first wrote about him, I said that shaking his hand was like "gathering up a bundle of twigs" -- he was tall for a jockey, and lanky, of course -- and upon hearing of his decision, I wished that I could shake his hand again.)


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If anyone ever writes an anthem for President Barack Obama's second term, it should be called "R-E-V-E-N-G-E," spelled out in a manner similar to popular songs from the past, "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" and "D-I-V-O-R-C-E."
If anyone ever writes an anthem for President Barack Obama's second term, it should be called "R-E-V-E-N-G-E," spelled out in a manner similar to popular songs from the past, "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" and "D-I-V-O-R-C-E."
During the 2012 campaign, in an off-teleprompter remark, Obama urged his supporters that voting is the best revenge — and it appears that he is getting some revenge of his own, with vigor, in his second term.
Appointing an incompetent former senator as defense secretary and appointing a secretary of state who initially achieved political viability by telling vicious lies about the U.S. armed forces were bad enough. But Obama sealed the deal by nominating Thomas Perez for secretary of Labor.
When the Civil Rights Commission investigated the dismissal of charges against New Black Panthers who were videotaped intimidating voters in the 2008 election, Perez failed to tell the whole truth under oath when questioned about the involvement of political appointees in that decision.
The Justice Department's inspector general issued a report charitably noting that Perez's testimony was "not complete." No. He deliberately misled the committee about whether political appointees were involved. The charges were dropped for purely political reasons, not legal reasons. No one can doubt that if two thugs stood in the door of a voting place and intimidated Democrats, the DOJ would find a way to prosecute them.
Revenge against ordinary Americans continued with the outrageous cancellation of White House tours, then claiming it was due to the sequester and that the White House had no control over the cancellation. As Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, correctly put it, "Kids from Texas and across the country have been shut out of the White House because the president wanted to make the sequester as painful as possible."
Shutting down highly visible federal operations in response to a small budget cut is a well-known practice in Washington. In 1969, the Park Service director childishly closed the Washington Monument for two days per week to generate public outrage after a small budget cut. At the time, The Washington Post labeled the ploy "Washington Monument Syndrome," and the tactic has acquired other names since then. A Google search gets 45,000 hits for Washington Monument Syndrome and 78,000 hits for Washington Monument Strategy.
A group of sixth-graders from Iowa posted a popular video urging the president to resume the tours, but to no avail.
Meanwhile, Obama's former campaign organization has been accused of offering to sell access to the president for $500,000. As a personal aside, when I first heard the accusation that access to the president was for sale, it struck me as an opportunity to give the president a piece of my mind; but after checking my available funds, it appears, alas, that I'm currently $499,992.38 short of the ticket price.
One must assume the president's advisers foolishly thought as long as they didn't shut down the Washington Monument, nobody would notice the phoniness of their ploy.
Cost estimates for the Secret Service to provide security for the tours range from $18,000 to $74,000 per week. And yet, shortly after the sequester took effect, Vice President Joe Biden squandered over a million of our tax dollars in posh hotels in Paris and London. He could have stayed in our embassies for much, much less.
Even if you buy the argument that the savings must come from the Secret Service and that Obama has no control over it, the tours could have easily been retained by simply curtailing some of his vacations, all of which incur significant Secret Service expense. He has taken three lavish family vacations in the first three months of this year, and he definitely could control that.
Whether you call it revenge or sticking a finger into the eye of the American people, it's nasty. No doubt about it.


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The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, is about four persons who are trying to avoid their present real life by retreating into their separate worlds. The Glass Menagerie is a memory play because it is told from the memory of the narrator, Tom Wingfield. The readers live the story through Tom's eyes, they see what he sees and feel what he feels. Both, the play's style and content are inspired by memory.
According to Williams, "nostalgia"..is the first condition of the play" (Production Notes). The use of music, lack of realism and the frequent symbolism are all due to its origins in memory. As it will be illustrated in this paper, memory is a major theme of the play because most characters are haunted by it. It will also display the various symbols of escape in the play, and why some characters prefer to escape their lives by living in the past. Continue reading The Glass Menagerie Essay Example


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Stingers Stop St. Cloud's Six Game Streak
The Stingers topped the Rox 7-3 Monday night at Bill Taunton Stadium in Willmar Monday night. The loss ends St. Cloud's winning streak at six games.
The Rox led 3-1 after two innings but could not hold on to the lead when the Stingers plated two runs in each of the fourth and fifth innings.
St. Cloud outfielder Eric Loxtercamp had another strong game at the plate, going 3-5 to raise his batting average to .329 on the season. Clay Ardeeser was 2-4 in the game.
Will Craig was roughed up on the mound for St. Cloud, lasting 4.2 innings while allowing five runs on five hits.
St. Cloud is scheduled to host Waterloo Tuesday night at Joe Faber Field with first pitch scheduled for 7:05.


text: Right, all very true and fair points. I guess my biggest concern, aside from doing well, resides with job prospects after graduation. Specifically, going to a school with "worse" job prospects and with a scholarship versus going to a school with "better" job prospects and having to pay full price.


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Happy 2019! If you're a reader of mastheads, I'm tempted to say you need to get a hobby. But if you read this issue's small print, you may notice that this is issue No. 1 of volume No. 100 of Sales & Marketing Management magazine.
By Jennifer Lumba
Sales and marketing teams can only achieve and surpass goals with strong employee engagement. While the ends once always justified the means, they don't anymore. Companies can no longer survive and strive with the one-hit wonders. We need individuals and teams that embrace the here and now as well as the later.
Organizations are embracing the concept that in order to achieve bottom line numbers, their dollars spent on glitzy marketing campaigns are better spent ensuring they have an engaged workforce committed to delivering on the company's brand promise. The result: a countless number of well-funded software companies are flooding the market with the latest and greatest Web interfaces to enabling leaders to evaluate, track and improve employee engagement scores.
The bells and whistles on some of these software solutions are truly outstanding, but once companies have completed the often arduous needs analysis and lengthy implementation, how do you know if you build it, they will come? If you don't explain to them how to and why, no one will care.
At this point CEOs are saying to themselves: "First they told me to stop spending all of my money on external marketing, and then they told me I need to focus on employee engagement. Now I have got all these high-tech tools and a brand promise still waiting to be delivered."
The solution lies somewhere in the middle. Organizations need to embrace the latest technologies enabling employees to connect with each other in ways that are meaningful to them. In the same vein, these technologies need to be coupled with a well thought out communication plan ensuring employees understand the goal of implementing these tools and how their adoption will improve the everyday work life. This is where we, as marketing specialists, can apply our expertise.
Here are some tips on how to ensure maximum ROI for your employee engagement strategy:
1. Create a 12-month communication plan taking it from initial launch through to the initiative's one-year anniversary
2. Approach your external and internal marketing strategy holistically so you know what other communications are being planned throughout the year. This will allow you to time your messaging for maximum impact.
3. Identify your audiences so that you can tailor your message platform. You may need to provide different messaging to your leaders that you do to the general employee population.
4. Leverage your communication vehicles. Don't rely solely on one method of communications such as e-mail. You will likely have limited opportunity to use senior leaders as spokespeople, make sure you use these individuals and there time strategically.
5. Think outside of the box. Look for cross promotional opportunities. For example, if your company has a wellness program that has its own communication strategy, see if there is an opportunity to promote "The Well-Engaged Workforce." Inter-department collaboration will enable you to stretch your marketing dollars and piggyback on other initiatives allowing you to not only share their marketing dollars, but also their marketing limelight.
6. Create Champions. Word of mouth is still your most powerful communication tool. Make sure you have advocates for your initiative and that those wishing to spread the good news have the support and recognition they deserve for helping you get your message across.
7. Content….Content….Content. Make sure all of your communications deliver meaningful content. Organizations often try to communicate every aspect of a new initiative right at the program launch, which ends up being communication overload for employees. You are better off using the launch to communicate key points and save some of the new features of your solution for a disseminated communication throughout the year. This will keep the program fresh and keep interest in the program high.
8. Make sure when you are designing your engagement strategy that you keep your entire employee population in mind. Make sure that all employees have a reason to get interested in being more engaged.
9. Measure. In this landscape of economic scrutiny take the time to evaluate and communicate your successes. If you have succeeded in reducing your turnover or increasing your employee engagement score, make sure that all employees can share in the glory. After all, they are the ones who made it possible.
10. Solicit feedback. Remember that communication has two parts: talking and listening. Don't be afraid of negative comments. These are gateways to improvements that, in their own way, communicate back to you that employees are taking ownership of the program. You'll have no stronger advocate than a naysayer who sees his or her comments were considered and reasoning for or against was communicated back to them.
The key to any company's success starts with its employees. With a well-planned employee engagement strategy that integrates all of the marketing savvy you apply to your external customers, you are sure to have a winning combination.
Jennifer Lumba is the Chief Marketing Officer for Rideau Recognition Solutions (www.rideau.com), a global leader in employee recognition and rewards. Her expertise is helping Rideau's clients embrace full-scale recognition cultures. She can be reached at email@example.com


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2014 64 MINI HATCH ONE 1.2 ONE 3d 101 BHP
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'Hilariously bad': Critics lash Lohan over Taylor failure
Lindsay Lohan had hoped it would be the film that would restart her troubled career, but Liz & Dick, a made-for-television drama about Elizabeth Taylor's tempestuous relationship with Richard Burton, due to screen in America this weekend, seems to be having the opposite effect.
Reviewers have declared that Lohan is "no Taylor", that her acting skills "are rudimentary" and that she is "hilariously bad" in the role.
"Poor Linds doesn't stand a chance," reported Newsday. "As seen here, her skills are rudimentary – made rustier by a long absence and a lot of other extracurricular activities." And that was one of the better reviews.
"Lohan is woeful as Taylor from start to finish," The Hollywood Reporter said under the headline "Half train wreck, half skit". "But, whatever you do, don't miss Liz & Dick. It's an instant classic of unintentional hilarity."
Lohan, 26, is described as "so melodramatically overwrought" that it is "impossible not to laugh" as it is "inadvertently hysterical".
Sadly, Lohan had made much of the role, saying she fought to get the part because she related to Taylor so much. "And that is aside from her love for diamonds," she told Britain's Daily Mirror last week.
Lohan's co-star, New Zealander Grant Bowler, fares better, with the New York Daily News saying he "comes closer to Burton's rough, rugged charm and rich voice - a voice born to play Shakespeare, yet too often reduced to disposable junk because the paychecks supported the life to which he and Taylor had become accustomed".
But he too, the paper noted, is let down by the script. At one point Lohan (as Taylor) asks Bowler (as Burton) to join her by the pool. "I don't need a pool," he replies. "I've got a whole ocean in you." The Daily News sarcastically responded: "Liz & Dick, in the end, feels closer to a puddle."


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|2012-02-23, 16:16
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|2012-02-23, 18:20
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Time for my weekly "this anime could've been amazing and groundbreaking if the writers were better than they are" post. There's the bones of a *fantastic* story in Guilty Crown, and no matter how comparatively better this second half has been its not enough (and it's not as good as it would've been following after a solid first half).
Next week it's time for team Shu + Daryl + Tsugumi + Ayase, I think. Maybe Yahiro, too? I don't even have a lot to say about this episode specifically, except it confirmed my long-standing guesses about Inori. Well, that, and it was really funny finally hearing her talk in complete sentences.
Well, anyone else who's seen the episode want to guess which is likelier:
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|2012-02-23, 18:27
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Are they really going with Daryl and Tsugumi pair? All from a candy apple? The pairings for these shows lack development. Heck this episode was the only real development Shu and Inori really had.
|2012-02-23, 18:37
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A decent episode.
Spoiler for scene:
I guessing this is the last episode that Shu is screwed with. They betray him, took his power along with an arm, and now they take his girl? I think he's ready to take a stand. I'm also glad that they are finally portraying Inori has a person with real feelings and emotions, instead of a porcelain doll. It was good, but like every GC episode, it was could be better.
I also absolutely loved Argo's and Tsugumi's expressions at Neo-Gai's speech (even though by Japanese skills are non-existent). You screw the shoe that helped you to get out, only to deal with a bigger tyrant. And like rats, they'll scurry back to Shu.
|2012-02-23, 19:18
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Hahahahahaha oh dude that felt so good watching those twits finally die, was still shocked on how that carpet bomber was disarmed so easily, the rest that followed were not predictable by a long shot.
Really Arisa? Only a sword slash away from fulfilling your death flag? TRY HARDER!
|2012-02-23, 19:21
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Ok Ep 18 left me hanging just like ep 17.
For all Arisa defenders here you go, bitch was talking with GAI on the phone, and did what she did.
Haruka still shouldn't be forgiven even if authors try to make her that way.
Mana in Inori confirmation 100%.
Now wonder what did Gai mean, is there some race of Crystal Monsters or smth? Cause Inori kinda transformed.
Ohhh and the 3 rebelled people got offed so fast I was like "lol so fast ^^".
So let the discussion start. Arisa still is a dog bitch following Gai like she used to hehehe ^^.
Hmmmmm now I wonder what will Shu do as he got his resolve but still he's hopeless.
|2012-02-23, 19:40
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Guys as for the How Shu will get his hand and all that stuff. Go to spoilers section, there is preview of ep 19, and a little highlight on how he will get his power back. Or read 1st page of this thread there 1 person gave a summary of preview.
And as far as it goes I wouldn't want Tsugumi anywhere near Shu, she can go DIAF with Daryl all she wants.
After their Hero Master Gai became bad they got a change of mind? Fuc$ EM.
Last but not least, I'm kinda Sad that Jesus Gai used his *ass pull* skill of required void at required time and place. Would be nice if Inori actually beheaded Arisa. But noes Gai know the future. Bow of roots was such an ass pull that its not even facepalm worthy.
|2012-02-23, 19:48
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Didn't grandpa go through all the trouble to get Arisa out of the quarantine?
and know he decides to kill her
I mean, even if she's a failure of a granddaughter that's still harsh. She literally doesn't have anyone who loves her anymore. I'd rather be Shu rather than her.
|2012-02-23, 19:54
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He was clearly a Samurai or one that followed old ways.
He wanted to clean up his mess. In his mind Arisa hijinks was because of her upringing by him. Honor demanded that he will kill her himself.
Thing is that he still couldn't do it, and thats why our DutchWife Arisa was able to shot him.
You saw how he offed those guys, no way in hell Arisa would be able to survive if he really had the will to kill her. He choose to die IMO, because he just couldn't kill his family.
Think like this, once you swing sword you won't stop it by getting shoot in the stomach, you will still follow with your swing. Yet he clearly stopped his hand. To bad .
|2012-02-23, 20:19
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Btw I wonder what did those endlave users felt. I'm sure that the people responsible for *panic button* weren't fast enough. Did they hurt as Evangelion users or not ^^. Dude getting a beheading in his endlave must not felt so good.
|2012-02-23, 20:19
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Why oh why does Japan have hundreds of orbital strike capable weapons. What the fuck were the other countries doing? Did they just let that shit happen, and why don't they have a similar amount of orbital weapons.
Also ancient organsation that has members in all ruling governements, am I watching a B rated hollywood action flick?
|2012-02-23, 20:29
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Lol Daryl going against Gai and allowing Tsugumi and the others to escape. Kind of cool how Gai took out that whole fleet. So Gai is in charge now. Poor Inori had to confront Mana about being human and not a monster. She was freaking awesome though when she took out the endlaves. Wow how can Gai call her a monster. So Haruka did it so Shu wouldn't have the responsibilities of the king. Arisa got shafted after betraying everyone, but she deserves it. Lol her grandpa was badass until she shot him.
|2012-02-23, 20:34
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This was, for me, a fulfilling episode, so I'll give it a 9/10. Neo Gai did not disappoint,breaking out some impressive skills. That combo missile was quite cool, and it's surely karma that those 2 assholes got offed so easily. Well, their death at least had a use. Pity about that scythe chick, she wasn't so bad.
The highlight of this episode was Inori. I've always harboured a fondness for Rei type characters and this episode is the perfect example why. If you'll pardon the pun, voids exist to be filled, both in nature and in people, and seeing them be filled is always interesting no matter how it's done.
As for Arisa, well what about her I can safely say that her cowardice and blind devotion towards someone who doesn't give a shit about her will only lead to a bad end. I'm looking forward to it.
Another thing I'm looking forward to is Shu's next move.
As for the ancient organization thing, that's such a staple, I can't mind it, really.
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5 States to Experience 'Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month'
Nearly 70 ski areas in the U.S. have already signed up to offer special Learn to Ski and Snowboard beginner programs during January, which is National Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month.
According to the National Ski Areas Association's Beginner Conversion Study, more than 50 percent of beginners interviewed said they wanted to learn the sport so they could spend more time with friends or family members who already participate.
During Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month, resorts are offering beginner packages that typically include a lesson, lift ticket and rental gear. They range from one lesson up to three or four lessons depending on the location. EDGE offers our favorite chill spots to hit the slopes:
1. Vermont
Ski Vermont is offering a $49 lesson, lift ticket and rental program for its members. A number of Vermont resorts are participating, including Bolton Valley, Bromley, Burke, Killington, Mount Snow, Pico, Okemo, Smugglers' Notch, Stratton and Sugarbush.
2. New York
New York boasts more ski areas than any other state. The association web site iskiny.com is hosting Discover NY Ski Day on January 18th when folks can learn to ski with packages starting at $25 at ski areas all around New York State.
Other special offers in New York to keep an eye on are available at Belleayre, Holiday Valley, Hunter, Mount Peter, Snow Ridge, Swain and West Mountain.
3. Pennsylvania
Ski PA has two programs, and the PSAA First Time Program costs $59 for a beginner lift ticket, lesson and rental equipment. It also has a five dollars off adult or child midweek learn to ski and snowboard package at any PSAA member area. Package includes beginner lift ticket, rental equipment and beginner group lesson.
Pennsylvania resorts currently offering special promotions include Bear Creek, Blue Mountain, Jack Frost/Big Boulder, Liberty, Roundtop, Shawnee, Ski Big Bear and Whitetail.
Colorado's Arapahoe Basin is celebrating its 70th year with a season-long promotion. The beginner package includes a half-day lesson, full day all-mountain lift ticket and a sport rental package (including helmet) for $125. Morning lessons start at 9:55 a.m. and afternoon lessons meet at 1:05 p.m.
Crested Butte Mountain Resort is offering beginner-only adults 50 percent off ski and snowboard rental equipment through the CBMR Rental and Demo Shop with a reservation of an adult beginner "Ski Adventure" lesson. First time skiers and riders ages 15 and older can sign up with the Crested Butte Ski and Ride School. The package includes a full day ski or snowboard lesson and full day adult lift ticket. Advance reservation is required.
Steamboat's Learn to Ski/Ride Package includes two days of lessons, rentals and lift tickets for $250 from January 6-31, 2018. Learn to Ski/Ride is available for adults and children ages first grade and older.
Sunlight's "Learn to Shine" program includes three days of two-hour lessons, equipment rental and lift tickets, plus a complimentary five-day ski pass once lessons have been completed. The three two-hour lessons can be taken on the dates of your choice. Cost is $395.
Deer Valley's annual first-timers day is Saturday, January 27, 2018 from 12:45 to 4 p.m. Cost is $49 and includes a lift ticket, ski rental equipment and ski lesson. Participants must be 13 years of age or older and the program is for first-time local skiers only.
Eagle Point was voted #1 beginner ski resort in Utah by Liftopia.com and is offering a $49 lesson package to any first-time skier/rider. This package includes a half-day lesson, full day lift ticket, and full day rentals. The offer starts January 3rd and is not valid January 13th-15th.
Powder Mountain's package includes a lift ticket, two-hour group lesson and equipment rental. Cost is $49 and you must mention "Learn to Ski Month" promo at time of reservation to receive the reduced price. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for reservations. Minimum age is 13. The offer is not valid January 13-16, 2018.
Snowbasin's $49 Lift, Lesson and Rental Package is for first-time local skiers and snowboarders on January 27, 2018. Reservations must be made prior to January 25 by calling Snowbasin Resort at 801-620-1015, referring to "Ski Utah Learn to Ski/Snowboard Package." The offer is one lesson per participant. A valid credit card is required for all reservations. Participants must be 13 years or older, and a parent or guardian must sign a Ski Rental Agreement and Acknowledgement of Risks Agreement the day of the program, prior to the start of clinic, for anyone under 18.
Solitude is also hosting the Ski Utah Learn to Ski and Snowboard Program. Lessons start daily beginning Sunday, January 7 through Friday, January 12 from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. This program is for first-time local skiers and snowboarders only. Check-in time is 11:30 a.m. to noon. Classes meet in the Moonbeam base area from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Minimum age is 7 years old. The package includes a first-timer lesson, lift ticket and rentals for $49 per participant. Reservations must be made in advance by calling 801.536.5730 and referring to the Learn to Ski Program. Daily limit is 50 participants.
Sundance is offering a full day lift ticket, full day rental and a 2.5 hour morning lesson from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday mornings in January (9, 15, 23, 30). Cost is $49 and the minimum age is 8. Offers can be purchased online, and you will be asked to provide valid Utah residency identification. All participants must sign a liability risk agreement waiver at the time of registration and offer is valid one time per guest.
A full list of Ski Utah resorts that are offering special Learn to Ski and Snowboard packages starting at $49 during the month of January are located on the Ski Utah web site. Packages include lift ticket, beginner group lesson and equipment rental and are available for children and adults. Some restrictions and blackout dates apply.


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I love the way the Autodidact tells the protagonist in Sartre that he wants an adventure but the protagonist knows its futile.
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Tonight I can write the saddest lines.
Write, for example,'The night is shattered
and the blue stars shiver in the distance.'
The night wind revolves in the sky and sings.
Tonight I can write the saddest lines.
I loved her, and sometimes she loved me too.
Through nights like this one I held her in my arms
I kissed her again and again under the endless sky.
She loved me sometimes, and I loved her too.
How could one not have loved her great still eyes.
Tonight I can write the saddest lines.
To think that I do not have her. To feel that I have lost her.
To hear the immense night, still more immense without her.
And the verse falls to the soul like dew to the pasture.
What does it matter that my love could not keep her.
The night is shattered and she is not with me.
This is all. In the distance someone is singing. In the distance.
My soul is not satisfied that it has lost her.
My sight searches for her as though to go to her.
My heart looks for her, and she is not with me.
The same night whitening the same trees.
We, of that time, are no longer the same.
I no longer love her, that's certain, but how I loved her.
My voice tried to find the wind to touch her hearing.
Another's. She will be another's. Like my kisses before.
Her voide. Her bright body. Her inifinite eyes.
I no longer love her, that's certain, but maybe I love her.
Love is so short, forgetting is so long.
Because through nights like this one I held her in my arms
my sould is not satisfied that it has lost her.
Though this be the last pain that she makes me suffer
and these the last verses that I write for her.
- Pablo Neruda
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And would it have been worth it, after all,
Would it have been worth while,
After the sunsets and the dooryards and the sprinkled streets,
After the novels, after the teacups, after the skirts that trail along the floor—
And this, and so much more?—
It is impossible to say just what I mean!
But as if a magic lantern threw the nerves in patterns on a screen:
Would it have been worth while
If one, settling a pillow or throwing off a shawl,
And turning toward the window, should say:
"That is not it at all,
That is not what I meant, at all."
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IMHO the main co -inspirators in Ura's escape were Isshin , Kukkaku and Yoru . All of them payed a price for their Betrayal of Sendai no Gotei . Isshin and Yoru were banished , while Shiba family fell from Grace and were exiled to Ryukognai .
If you do remember Kukkaku adresses Yoru as Ura's freind . She says How can I say no to Ura's Freinds
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The Royal Gaurd itself outrank Yamaji in terms of power and heirarachy . Aizen needs to become a Vizard to dethrone SS King . So SS King > Aizen (Shinigami) . You think Isshin is stronger than Aizen
In My Humble Opinion
|2006-10-31, 11:19
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Central 46 governing Body of Sendai no Gotei ( 13 Squads ). Royal Gaurd have the same rank as Chamber 46 . So how dont they OutrankIt was the same chamber 46 which Aizen murdered and gave comands on their behalf . He controlled Sendai no Gotei acting as a Proxy Chamber 46 . In the Hierarchy Diagram Royal Gaurds occupy same postion as Chmaber 46
Refer : SS King
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|2006-10-31, 12:20
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A project manager reports directly to executives. Does that mean he outranks team leads and developers? Of course not! It's a different branch.
|2006-10-31, 16:21
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Also their is the Grand Fischer/Fischer angle could it not be Kon happened to be there
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maybe the modsoul is useless, but its HIS SON's human body. though he could just use a gigai... which is weird....
what is the dif between a gigai & a real body? oh right,... unknown again *smacks against the keyboard*
If your body is destroyed you can just continue having your soul put in a diferent "shell"...
but since Isshin saved Kon possibilities are:
1. maybe the upper-upper person has a point 2 & Kon is important
2. he wanted to save the body of Ichi, so I can assume in its own way that even urahara's untracable gigai is not better than the real thing. ( what was the point again?)
3. he just felt like being a dad for once & wanted to save his kid's friend since nobody would be able to do it that that time (Ichi busy with Shinji)
4. wanted to get revenge on the Grand Fisher for killing his wife.
my basic posibilities, are more, since they never end anyway.
Question: In the chapter # which I forgot again Isshin is talking with Ryuken (sp? - Ishida's dad), & Ryuken says something like atleast I intend on continuing being a father (if somebody finds the exact quote please correct me, I don't have the manga now).
What do you imply it means?
Is he going away? Is he planning to die (sacrifacing)? Also if anyone read a different translation of that line please give it. (maybe chapter 188 or close? I don't remember where this is happening)
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And everyone around Ichigo is able to gain powers because of the nexus. The different kinds of souls in Soul Society prove that not everybody is capable of gaining powers.
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When his chain of fate was cut by Urahara he died. That separated his soul from his body. Presumably Urahara did something to keep his body alive without a soul in it, but Ichigo became a dead spirit. Specifically he became a plus.
At any rate, after spending several days with his chain of fate cut, he became irrevocably dead. After that, his body was just a gigai to him. If it had gotten run over by a car, Ichigo the shinigami would have been left standing there with a stunned look on his face and ready to pop into a new gigai.
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Also it would have been better if Kon was not reduced to an Omake . He should have had more powers like Anti Arrncar Super Kaizo Konpakku like Ururu. Edit: In Kon's debut ep he was shown as powerful (ie matched Ichigo in fists had the upper hand ) but later was reduced to a comic releif
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Maybe, there is a way to tie Ichigo's soul to his body once again but without using gigai. There should be a difference between him occupying his body and Kon occupying his body.
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I mean he's a mod soul, just like Ririn, Nova & the annoying dude.
He's not that strong, but in the 1st epis he beat Ichi's ass up.
Come too think of it, so far each Mod soul had some special ability...
Nova - teleportation, simply said
Claude - morphing
Ririn - illusions was it not? I hate the fillers, so I don't pay too much attention
Kon - .... tam tam tam tammm...... is being an idiotic comic relief & a boob maniac a special ability?
|2006-11-01, 15:55
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Yeah he is not powerful but he did have the upper hand against Ichi in debut ep , as I said now he is just an Omake . Actually I belive Ururu is the strongest Mod Soul and you are fogetting Jinta . Also Rin Rin Claude and Nova are filler Orignals we cant take them into consideration
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MapMyRide has become a default bike-mapping tool for race promoters and they're using it to share course profiles. Good for the promoters, but despite looking at it several times, I don't know what this chart is communicating
Checked with others, they don't either. My work-at-Microsoft-PC Bros who understand such mathematical-type things? Nope.
David said, "it's like you're riding the Mariana Trench." You're underwater or it has reverse elevation gain.
Hey Map My Ride product manager, if there's no budget for any user experience or information design, may I suggest a Tufte course or read Veen's blog.
I can send them my old Tufte books, if you'd like. Sparklines dude.


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I like this book because the ugly duckling's life got easier. The illustrations in this book are good because they have a lot of color. My favorite part is when the ugly duckling turned into a beautiful swan, because he was not sad anymore.
Kids that like swans might like this book because the swan is the main character. Even kindergarteners could read this story because it doesn't have hard words, and the pictures help to tell what the story is about and what the characters are doing. Adults and children might both enjoy this story because the ugly duckling turns into something beautiful.


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As the governor's race enters full force this fall, several candidates are expected to tackle education issues such as the widening achievement gap among students in Maryland's schools, The Sun's Erin Cox reported Monday.
Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler, who formally entered the race last week, is scheduled to announce Monday a plan that would funnel casino money to expanding Pre-K for low-income families.
According to Cox's story, which you can read here, Gansler believes the state's current model of funding half-day preschool is not family friendly, and contributes to the achievement gap between white and minority students.
The story also says that three other democratic candidates plan to roll out plans for early childhood education -- Maryland is considered a national leader in this area --in the coming weeks.
Cox wrote that Gansler cited Baltimore City statistics to prove his point that the state still has a long way to go, despite of its standing as the No. 1 school system in the country.
Addressing a crowd at Salisbury University, he said:
"There are those that would stand before you and say out loud that we have the number one schools in the country based on some funding formulas – yet, for example, in our biggest city, 80 percent of high school graduates need remedial math, 70 percent need remedial reading, and only 6 percent of Baltimore's ninth graders will actually graduate from college. "


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San Francisco Bike Party operates with a How We Ride in order to facilitate a positive experience for everyone on the road. Our How We Ride is an evolving mantra as we try to accommodate the needs of our community and our riders.
During our rides we try to maintain a leisurely cruising speed. Routes are designed for a wide range of riders to keep pace. Though, with hundreds of riders on different types of bikes, some will find hills more challenging, or have flats and mechanical troubles. Therefore, after comments and suggestions from our participants, we have decided to modify the How We Ride.
We are replacing the "Leave No One Behind" mantra with "Ride Prepared."
The new How We Ride:
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Beyonce: 'Mrs. Carter Show' World Tour in 2013?
Beyonce is reportedly set to head out on her Mrs. Carter Show World Tour in 2013!
A promo image for the tour was placed onto the 31-year-old entertainer's tickets page on Live Nation, which has prompted speculation that this is the big announcement Bey has been alluding to.
During her Super Bowl Halftime Show press conference earlier this week, Beyonce said she "may have an announcement after the performance — fans should just stay tuned to see." We sure hope it's a tour!!!
Beyonce is reportedly set to release a new album sometime soon as well.
ARE YOU EXCITED to possibly see Beyonce on tour in 2013?


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One Year at a Time Many divorced parents agree to alternate visitation: Johnny spends Christmas this year with Mom and next year with Dad. The agreement is spelled out, and there is no reason for Johnny to feel guilty. Margorie Engel, a Boston-based author and consultant on divorce and families, suggests that whether or not you alternate, every year you should do whatever is necessary to avoid putting a child in the position of being torn between families.
"Give yourself permission to color outside the lines," she says. "Don't be locked into only Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. Just brainstorm a little."
New Traditions Create a new holiday ritual for your child, Engel suggests. Perhaps every year your celebration will be a December party you host for your daughters friends. Maybe an annual outing to see The Nutcracker can be your special time together. Or maybe from this year on, your big family gathering will be on July 4.
Make Your Plans Known Whatever the situation, The Stepfamily Association of America urges parents to plan. Communicate with former spouses and other relatives, asking for written confirmation on travel plans. Make itineraries for the kids so they will know what to expect. "The kids are uptight, because they're not sure where their base of security is," explains Donald A. Gordon of the Center for Divorce Education in Athens, Ohio. "If both parents have remarried, they don't have a place where they really feel at home." Knowing the specific plans helps alleviate this.
Communicate openly with your former spouse and new partner about holiday plans and gift buying. "That would make the children very happy, to see Mom and Dad consulting positively with each other about them," Gordon says. "Do it so the kids will know you are conferring over something pleasant regarding them -- not about a problem. Holidays and birthdays are probably the only two opportunities during the year to do that. Don't let that opportunity pass."
Parents and stepparents should also communicate about proposed holiday menus and dinnertimes if kids will be visiting more than one house in a day.
"The positive thing about the holidays is that they are a time when a family can begin to build new history," says Judith L. Bauersfeld of Phoenix, Arizona, president of The Stepfamily Association of America. "But for children, there is often a profound sense of loss and sadness in knowing they cannot return to what was before." It is important to acknowledge that loss and allow kids to mourn good times that are gone. They also need to know these feelings are normal.
Sometimes a noncustodial parent shows no interest in the children and may even disappear, acknowledges Gordon. This situation becomes even more painful if a stepsibling receives generous attention from both parents.
In such cases, Gordon recommends establishing a "parent-surrogate," or substitute for the children. "If they're not getting contact with their father, maybe an uncle, grandfather, or stepfather can do something special for them," Gordon suggests. "It's a way of saying, 'There's a male out there who cares about you and wants to spend time with you.' That's a much better way of making it up than trying to buy more gifts."
Many times, fathers need to be encouraged to assume more parental responsibility, she adds. Stepmothers can provide age-appropriate information or other gift-giving suggestions, then let Dad take it from there.
But the real solution for happy holidays ultimately lies in each person's attitude, Engel says. "To some extent, we do control whether it's a good holiday."
"Family standards of gift-giving present a nightmare in stepfamilies," says Bauersfeld. Consider the possibilities: assorted levels of income among Mom's household, Dad's household, extended families, and extended stepfamilies; grandparents who have not yet accepted stepchildren; unfamiliar traditions among new in-laws; and gift overload from multiple celebrations. An almost-certain result is that somewhere along the line, someone's feelings will be hurt.
Ideally, parents should ask children to write a wish list, says Engel. Then the two parents should work together to determine what wants and needs (including winter coats and boots) will be provided by each of them.
Tell relatives how you would prefer gift giving to be handled for stepchildren. Provide sizes, color preferences, and other information about the new family member -- or suggest that money can be a diplomatic gift.
"Be sure to thank the relatives who are cooperating," urges Engel. After all, being an extended step-relative also takes some getting used to.
Parents -- especially noncustodial parents -- might want to make a tradition of taking a special day with children to supervise holiday shopping. Teach them to choose appropriate gifts for family members, including their other parent and stepparents.
Remind kids who receive gifts from many sources that it's unkind to gloat in front of stepsiblings who do not receive such bounties.
Even so, feelings may get hurt, and parents should gently point out that fact to gift givers who haven't considered the impact of their actions. Empty-handed children need consolation, too, as they learn that life is not fair.
Engel says issues like these must be confronted. "Parents need to be able to say, 'You must feel really sad about this.' "
Sometimes both parents subconsciously compete to provide the "best" holiday for their child, which may cause a child to feel pressured into favoring one parent over the other. "Being involved in loyalty conflicts is the most dangerous aspect of divorce," Gordon says. "The children can't win. They feel that they have to hide their love for one parent from the other."
Sometimes a parent or grandparent will try to compensate for the pain of a broken home by showering a child with presents. Don't worry that those gift givers will outdo you, but concentrate on giving your children love and attention. A strong sense of family values will last longer than material gifts.
If all else fails, try to accept the situation, Engel tells parents. "All you really have control of is what's in your household," she says.
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Mark Fields graduated from Leavenworth High School in 1981 and included among his many other honors was a Les Novelettes scholarship.
Mark Fields graduated from Leavenworth High School in 1981 and included among his many other honors was a Les Novelettes scholarship.
Looking back over 30 years, he admits that he was very fortunate to have had several college opportunities. He received appointments to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and the U.S. Air Force Academy; both Army and Air Force four-year ROTC scholarships; and football scholarships to various NCAA Division 1 schools.
Mark says that parents and students sometimes forget that even full academic or athletic scholarships require some initial personal costs. Upon graduation, Mark accepted the Air Force Academy appointment and says that the Les Novelettes scholarship was a major blessing. He used the scholarship to offset his required initial uniform costs – the exact amount of the scholarship.
Mark attended the Air Force Academy for two years and played football until a knee injury sidelined him at the end of his first year. In 1983, Mark transferred to the University of Kansas. Following graduation, he attended Naval Officer Candidate School in Newport, RI where he was commissioned an Ensign in the U.S. Navy. He proudly served 20 years until his retirement in 2007 at the rank of commander.
Mark's choice to serve in the Navy was greatly influenced by growing up in a military community, participating in JROTC and generations of family members who served before him. Mark's great-grandfather was a Buffalo Soldier and he recalls the many stories his grandmother told about her father's proud service.
Mark and three of his brothers served a combined total of nearly 70 years. He often jokes that the U.S. Navy gave ..." a kid from Leavenworth , Kansas an opportunity to have fun and see the world."
Mark enjoyed an exciting Naval Surface Warfare Officer career. He served aboard five U.S. Navy ships and held the positions of Division Officer; Combat Systems Officer; and Executive Officer. Ashore, he served as commanding officer for two Naval Reserve Centers; executive officer, Assault Craft Unit FOUR-Little Creek, VA; Naval Instructor-Newport, RI; and two consecutive Washington, D.C. staff tours.
Mark finds it difficult to pinpoint a specific career highlight, but he's always ready to admit that he thoroughly enjoyed his at-sea assignments and his Naval Instructor tour. He says "at-sea assignments were very challenging, but to train a group of sailors from various backgrounds and see them deploy as a team is very rewarding. He's very proud to say that many of his former students are serving as commanding officers aboard U.S. Navy ships today.
After retirement in 2007, he relocated to Tuscaloosa, AL. He continues to convey the same message to younger generations about the value of community service. He was the keynote speaker for the 2010 and 2011 Veterans Day programs and annually, he participates in local high school senior awards day programs and as a member of the local Retired Military Officers Association, he has presented awards to local JROTC students. During each presentation, he stresses the following four foundations to his personal success:
Mark's family is and has always been a cornerstone in his life.His parents, Charles and Theresa Fields, raised seven children. They both worked (Dad had two jobs) but still found time to actively participate in their children's lives. His parents believed in setting the right example and leading from the front. Mark says that his parents didn't drop their children off at church – they took them to church. He and his wife, Joyce, have worked hard to instill those same values in their two daughters.
"When Dad passed away in May of this year, Mom and Dad had recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. Joyce's parents have also been married for more than 50 years. I have no doubt that their success in raising their respective families is due to their strong resolve to place the tenets of God first."
Education is key to life's successes. Classroom learning affords us a structured environment in which to foster the learning process. Mark says that he can still remember each teacher from kindergarten through graduation. Although he enjoyed learning from every teacher, he must admit that some of his favorites include: Mrs. Hanna (Third Avenue School); Mrs. Nancy Esher ( Nettie Hartnett); Rev. R.L. Baynham (East Jr. High); Mrs. Patti Bailey (LHS); and Lt. Col. Jack Santulli (LHS ROTC) and Roy Simpson (LHS ROTC).
Mark participated in athletics at a very early age. He believes that athletic competition teaches that success can be achieved through hard work and perserverance. Mark says he learned mental toughness and sportmanship while playing sports with his older brothers and other neighborhood kids on the old 5th Avenue School playgrounds. In 1981, Mark was selected to the All-State football team. Mark is quick to mention that his LHS senior class still stands as arguably one of the best football teams in LHS history and says "In my opinion , the class of '81 had some fantastic athletes whose achievements still rank among the best to this day.
Service can come in many forms – military, church, community or school and everyone can serve in some capacity. While many organizations need financial donations to further their goals, most organizations appreciate an individual's personal time. Student tutoring and job internships are also great service opportunities.
Throughout his naval career, Mark's family particiated in community service. His wife, Joyce, volunteered with the Navy and Marine Corps Relief Society and is a current member of the American Legion's Ladies Auxiliary.
Finally, Mark says that "great organizations such as Les Novelettes aren't successful by accident. These organizations work year-round to create opportunities for young people every day in cities across the country."
Although Mark has not been able to spend much time in his hometown over the past 30 years, he still keeps in touch with family and classmates. He also continues to keep up with his hometown by reading the Leavenworth Times online edition.
He says, "Leavenworth will always be my home. I've been able to read the updates from some of the other scholarship recipients and like me, I think each recipient feels a unique sense of pride to be forever linked to an organization that has been an integral part of the Leavenworth/Lansing communities for generations and hopefully will continue to serve for many generations to come."


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Zachary and Elizabeth Smoot of Owenton are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Abigail Grace Smoot. She was born June 11 at Frankfort Regional Hospital, weighing 5 lbs. and 11 oz. and was 18 1/2 inches long. Her grandparents are Jesse Smoot of Owenton and Summer Bruce of Owenton and Steven and Lucinda Wright of Frankfort.
John and Heather Tuggle are proud to announce the birth of their baby girl, Sadie Mae Tuggle. Sadie Mae was born at 10:13 a.m., March 9, 2014. She weighed 6 lbs. and 6.4 oz. and was 19 inches long. Her maternal grandparents are Randy and Karen Collins of Dry Ridge. Her paternal grandparents are Wendell and Peggy Tuggle of New Liberty. Her maternal great-grandmother is Fern Whiteker of Falmouth; and her paternal great-grandmother is Edith Gabbard of Glencoe.
Ronnie and Laura Gambrell of Owenton announce the birth of their son, Tucker Taylor Gambrell.
Tucker arrived at 1:18 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014, at Frankfort Regional Medical Center. He weighed 7 lbs., 7 oz. and measured 20 inches in length. His maternal grandparents are Thomas and Anna Dews and his paternal grandparents are Rondal and Debra Gambrell. His great-grandparents include Frank and Wanda House and Herbert and Georgia Gambrell.
Cody and Courtney Beckham are excited to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Lockett Christine Beckham. She was born Dec. 17, 2013, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Edgewood at 8:31 a.m. She weighed 9 lbs. 4 oz. and 20 1/4 inches long. Her maternal grandparents are Dennis and Chris Davis. Paternal grandparents are Mike and Lee Ann Waldrop, and Leroy and Tammy Beckham. Her maternal great-grandmother is Betty Davis.
NaTasha Paul and Brandon Brumley of Owenton announce the birth of their son Brennen Isaiah Dale Paul. He was born Jan. 13, 2014, at 5:27 p.m. at Frankfort Regional Medical Center. Brennen weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces and was 216 inches long. Grandparent is Sarah Hammond.
Jeffrey and Carrie Elliston would like to announce the birth of their son, William Paul Elliston, born Dec. 19, 2013, at Frankfort Regional Medical Center at 7:50 a.m. He weighed 8 lbs. and 4.5 ounces and was 20 inches long. His maternal grandparents are Paulette Purnell and Randall and Fay Johnson; paternal grandparents, Jeff and Patricia Elliston; maternal great-grandparents, Paul and Betty Prather and the late Homer and Betty Johnson; paternal great-grandparents, Evelyn and the late George Cooke and the late William and Anna Mae Brophy.
Danielle Mears and Zac Martini of Richmond are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Lexi Rae Martini. Lexi arrived at 3:04 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 16, 2013, at Frankfort Regional Medical Center. She weighed 5 lbs. 14 and a quarter ounces and was 19 and a half inches long. Lexi was welcomed by her proud grandmothers, Terri Mears of Sweet Owen and Lynda Martini of Guilford, Ind., along with six great-grandparents and many aunts and uncles. Lexi's grandfathers are David Mears of Owenton and the late Jeffrey Martini.
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Nearly 6 months after she was shot in the head, Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords WALKED into the House of Representatives in D.C. today ... to a standing ovation.
Giffords made the appearance to personally cast her vote in favor of the debt ceiling bill.
FYI -- it passed. Hooray America.
See also
- Rep. Gabrielle Giffords Upgraded to Serious Condition
- PHOTO -- Rep. Giffords Moments Before Shooting


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Johnson City, Tenn.-- East Tennessee State junior Catalina Zuluaga shot a second-round 77 to finish in a tie for sixth place (75-77=152) and lead the Buccaneer womens golf team to a 12th place team finish in the James Madison University Lady Dukes Invitational.
East Tennessee State shot a second-round 327 (321-327=648) to finish 32 strokes behind team champion, the University of Maryland.
Zuluaga finished in a six-way tie, four shots back of individual medalists Ellen Berg of Longwood College and Freddie Seeholzer of Rollins College. Junior Mimmie Dymling was the next Buccaneer finisher, tying for 20th at 13-over par (77-80=157). Freshman Kristen Fletcher finished in a tie for 39th after shooting a final-round 80 (80-81=161). Sophomore Amanda Ovington fired a 90 on the second day, placing her in a 76th (88-90=178). Sophomore Susan McKinney rounded out ETSUs day on the links, finishing in 80th (93-92=185).
The ETSU womens golf team returns to action on April 15-17 at the Southern Conference Womens Golf Championships in Boone, N.C.