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|2009-04-06, 07:18
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In the Tatami Galaxy ↓
Join Date: Feb 2006
I personally think that Ami is the most dynamic and colorful character in Toradora. She steals every scene she's in, whether small or large, and she possesses that quality of unrequited love the best tragic heroines in literature possess. To some extent she reminds me of Eustacia Vye.
|2009-10-26, 08:04
|Link #404
Join Date: Oct 2009
Just finished watching the show, I thought I'd comment on it.
I found ami to be the most interesting character... I was hoping that ryujji would maybe end up with her or atleast have an arc with her.
I don't know what it is, but I'm attracted to her character. I definitely don't like people who are stuck up, narcissist and arrogant, but something about her is attractive. Maybe the fact that she got a little bit of "bad girl" but is also kind hearted when it matters, and that she's outgoing and confident. Kind of like kyou from clannad, I found her character really attractive too... Hmm what is the connection
|2009-10-26, 19:45
|Link #405
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Here, there and everywhere
|2009-10-26, 20:30
|Link #406
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Perth, Western Australia - Down Where The City Meets The Sea
Age: 29
yes. it is awesome to see more Ryuji x Ami fans on here.
the reason i liked this pairing was because when you look at them Ryuji and Ami are complete opposites in every aspect from personality to looks and also the fact that even though they are both popular (more so Ami than Ryuji) but they are bit players as they find their personalities being overpowered by the others in the group sich as Taiga, Minorin etc. then as the series progress and Ryuji kept on showing Ami more and more kindness and treated he like a normal high school girl i was just praying that these two would end up together. its makes my day to know that these two can end up together in the game (i consider this ending canon now).
|2009-11-14, 15:16
|Link #407
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2009
Age: 26
She's too great of a character not to love her.
It's a pity got that attitude from Ryuji, though the author of novels could have made Ami give him(Takasu) a kiss just to fully establish her feelings and just walk away. This could at least satisfy me a bit.
|2009-12-31, 18:24
|Link #408
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Mm, Ami was one of my favorite characters (but there are only like... 10ish notable characters anyhow so I guess it doesn't mean much). She was complex, witty, attractive, perceptive and at some points caring.
I think she has multiple personalities. She has the fake-cute personality, which tends to die down as the series goes on. She has her selfish/mean side, which also seems to die down as the series goes on. In the end its her third caring, perceptive and somewhat insecure personality that makes me like her. In fact, I think of this third personality as her "true" personality rather than her second personality.
I think a major factor was her being a model though. I'm a little upset about how much her being attractive affected me. I mean, I don't want to think that I'm shallow and I just like people because they're physically beautiful, but think about it: Would Ami be Ami if she wasn't a model? Most importantly, would her "third/true personality" change?
Anyhow, I'm hoping for a spin-off of Toradora! with Ami in it. Anything by the same author would be fine, but I've already become attached to these characters.
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|2010-01-03, 19:45
|Link #409
Join Date: Dec 2009
I loved the way she could see what was happening around her like an omniscient observer. At first sight she seems to be just the clumsy rich girl but everytime she says something she comes up with a very true comment, even though it can sound mean in the way she says it.
|2010-10-15, 06:40
|Link #412
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
She blame to Minori because Minori was not honest for her feeling...
But Ami loved Ryuuji so much...
It was Ami the girl who was really not honest to herself...
Ami hesitated to join the lovebattle...
But I love Ami so much, because she was sure that she was not honest herself.
|2011-02-06, 22:05
|Link #413
Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
i kinda disagree about not liking her personality...
1st of all she has a very dynamic and original personality with a pretty decent and original back story
2nd of all her fight with minori wasnt completely her fault. Minorin was dishonest with herself and she kinda supports Taiga and Ryuuji's relationship (personally i kinda dislike Minorin).
3rd of all She kinda dealt with her unrequited love and stuff at the last episode
4th of all Her personality if u think about it deeply is kinda of similar to Taiga's personality which was explained really well at the last episode when shes talking to Ryuuji
5th of all I like how at the 2nd half of the anime she kinda becomes a mediator and supports taiga and ryuuji somewhat
|2011-02-07, 12:09
|Link #414
Silver, the Second
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Argentina
Age: 23
For being honest, I disliked her character at the begining as I don't like two-faces persons, but when the story starts to roll up its showed how she sacrificed her feelings and happiness for the Ryuuji and Taiga's sake, she also provides them help and shelter when they needed always keeping a cold-like attitude, hidding that she actually considered them true friends. It's a character to be remembered and one of the best of the whole series.
|2012-07-05, 11:59
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: U.S.
Age: 29
As much as I loved Kushieda and Taiga... I really wanted Ami to win out in the end (despite the foreshadowing). She's one of the characters that I loved to hate in the beginning, and then just grew to love. Reminds me of Cersei from Game of Thrones! Except... not quite as evil and manipulative.
|2012-07-05, 20:00
|Link #417
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Arlo L. Pitcher, age 93, of Hobe Sound, Fla. died Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at North Memorial Hospital in Stuart, Fla. after a gradual decline in health.
Arlo L. Pitcher, age 93, of Hobe Sound, Fla. died Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at North Memorial Hospital in Stuart, Fla. after a gradual decline in health.
A funeral service was held on Monday, May 7, 2012 in Patchogue, N.Y. with burial in Cedar Grove Cemetary. Ruland Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Cards may be sent to Mrs. Elsie Pitcher, 7926 SE Trenton Ave., Hobe Sound, FL 33455
Arlo was born in Melville, Saskatchewan, Canada on March 24, 1919 to Vera and Herbert Pitcher. He attended Queens University for his undergraduate and medical degrees where he graduated as Valedictorian of his class. After finishing medical school he served as a First Lieutenant in the United States Navy. Arlo did his residencies in New York, N.Y. at Polyclinic Hospital and Washington DC. He married Elsie Beck of Patchogue, N.Y. whom he had met during his residency. Arlo worked as a general surgeon in Belmond, Iowa and St. James.
After delivering his first grandchild in 1984, Arlo retired from private practice and moved with Elsie to Hobe Sound, Fla. During his retirement, he continued to work as a ship's physician with Holland America Line enabling him and Elsie to travel extensively, to see and experience many different cultures of the world. Arlo was a dedicated and caring doctor who was never too busy to help someone in need. He made house calls when needed. For one month every summer, Arlo worked as the community doctor at Fire Island Pines, NY, allowing him to spend time with his family, do some surf casting and enjoy the beauty of the island. Even in retirement, Arlo continued to read medical journals and was interested in the latest developments, treatments and technologies. He enjoyed his conversations with his grandchildren but especially enjoyed discussing medicine and science with Austin. Arlo never lost his love of learning and, shortly before he died, learned to use an iPad and instant messaged his grandchildren. Arlo was a loving, kind, patient and giving husband and father. He lived his life with grace, humility, generosity and kindess. He was a quiet man of faith who worked hard to provide a good life for his family and was an outstanding role model for them. He was a positive influence on so many people from many various walks of life. His was a life well-lived and and he will be greatly missed by his family.
Dr. Pitcher is survived by his wife, Elsie, of Hobe Sound, Fla; his daughter, Patricia Pitcher of Minneapolis; son Dr. Steve Pitcher and wife, Chris, of St. James; daughter Barbara Sue Slarks and husband, Al., of Boulder, Col. He is survived by three grandchildren, Dr. Austin A. Pitcher of New York, NY; Morgan Pitcher of St. James, MN and Alex Pitcher of St. James, MN. He is also survived by six nieces and nephews in Canada and one niece in New York.
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I liked this book because when I read it I wanted to be like Harry Houdini. I have always loved magic. I know a few card tricks, and like to try them out on my friends and family. Harry was very daring because he risked his life having the policemen put him in handcuffs, and other life-threatening tricks. I don't think I'm that daring, but it's fun to read about someone who is.
I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys magic or magicians. It tells how to do one of Harry Houdini's special tricks. It was fun reading this book.


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Save the date: Friday, April 9
On the heels of a hugely successful training featuring Stephen Hart of Simon Fraser University on sex offender risk assessment, Alexander Millkey and Michelle Guyton at Northwest Forensic Institute in Portland are doing it again. This time, they've scored Jennifer Skeem of the University of California at Irvine, who will provide advanced training on the controversial construct of psychopathy.
As many of you know, Dr. Skeem is an eminent scholar who has received the prestigious Saleem Shah Award for Early Career Excellence from the American Psychology-Law Society (APA Div 41) and the Distinguished Assistant Professor Award for Research at UC Irvine. She has published more than 70 scientific articles, chapters, and books, and is co-editor and an author of the excellent new book, Psychological Science in the Courtroom: Consensus and Controversy. Her research areas include psychopathy, violence risk assessment, and effective supervision strategies for individuals mandated for psychiatric care.
In this training, she will challenge prevailing assumptions that psychopathy is a unitary and homogeneous construct or something that can be reduced to a score on the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R). She will also present data challenging the deeply entrenched idea that people with psychopathic traits are incurable cases that should be diverted from treatment settings to environments where their behavior can merely be monitored and controlled.
The all-day training is on Friday, April 9 at Portland State University, and is followed by a networking reception with Dr. Skeem. Registrants will receive six hours of continuing education credits. The cost is only $175, or $75 for students.
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The Justice of Land in a Land of Injustice, 2004 (ICPSR 30102)
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The Justice of Land in a Land of Injustice study was conducted in South Africa. This study examined the lingering effects of Apartheid, with a focus on land distribution. Respondents were asked about their media usage, their interest in politics, whether they discussed politics with others, the general economic situation in South Africa, and their family's standard of living. They were then asked about their relationships with other people, including whether they got along with those with differing opinions, viewpoints, and values. Respondents were also asked about property rights. Questions included whether the land rights of the wealthy should be reduced, if community rights were more important than individual rights, if only property owners should be allowed to vote, if people had a right to land they had lived on for a long time despite not owning it, whether people should receive compensation if their land should be taken away for land reform, the possible consequences of taking away land rights, if land should be taken away from certain groups only, or whether all land right claims should be denied. Respondents were queried about civil rights and freedoms. Questions included how important rights such as free speech, the right to protest, and the right to land ownership were to them. They were also asked whether it was acceptable for the police to search houses without permission in order to fight crime and if sometimes it would be necessary to ignore the law to solve problems. Respondents were then asked to list the groups they do and do not identify with, and how they felt about being a member of a group. They were asked to self-categorize into groups and then queried about their interactions and relations with other groups. They were asked how much contact they had with other groups and how many of their "true" friends were members of different groups. Respondents were also asked how well they understood the customs of other groups, if they were uncomfortable being around or sharing the same political party with a group, and if South Africa would be better off if other groups were not present. Next, respondents were asked about Apartheid. Questions included how many Black people were harmed by Apartheid, if large companies both inside and outside of South Africa were to blame for the harm done, and whether these companies should be forced to pay for the harm they caused under Apartheid. Additionally, they were queried about their life under Apartheid compared to their current life, including past experiences such as having to use a pass to move around, and being assaulted by the police. Respondents were also asked about their knowledge of government organizations including the South African Constitutional Court and Parliament, and their satisfaction with these organizations. They were then asked how important certain issues were to them such as drugs, unemployment, and racial reconciliation. Additionally, they were asked about the election of leaders, and whether multi-party elections were effective ways to choose those leaders. Respondents were also asked about the goods they owned and their financial assets. The survey also included several vignettes with scenarios of land disputes, which were read to the respondents. They were then asked their opinions of the possible outcomes of these vignettes. Demographic information included age, year of birth, highest education level completed, language spoken mostly at home, attendance at places of religious worship, religion, employment status, household composition, how long they have lived in their current community, whether that community had a Traditional Leader, ownership of goods, membership in organizations, whether someone close has died of AIDS, has AIDS, or are HIV positive, and province, size, and metropolitan area of residence. Finally, interviewer attributes and observations are included.
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Prayer Service and Bible Study is facilitated by our Pastor, Randy Crowe, or another church leader. It is a great time of sharing and prayer followed by a brief Bible Study and discussion. Occasionally, one of our ladies will bring a sweet dessert to share as well. Hope to see you there.Previous Page


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Onorato Wins Portoferraio, Earns Overall Series Lead
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Congratulations to Vincenzo Onorato and his team aboard Mascalzone Latino. Due to extremely light air conditions, PRO Fabio Barraso was only able to squeeze in two races, Onorato cashing in a 1-2 scoreline to win the event and become the Series leader. Edoardo Pavesio at the helm of Audi Fratelli Giacomel Fra Martina came second and Carlo Alberini's Calvi Network finished third.
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count2infinity wrote:Many of times playing soccer a hard shot would come my way and I'd get a glove on it to just tip it wide. Anytime it was possible that ref may not have seen it, I would look to him/her and point to the corner to indicate that I touched it. There's no honor in lying, especially when it's just a game.
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I've been trying to find a kite similar in flight characteristics to the 08 Rebel (12 Meter) ever since my last one turned into tissue paper. Since 08, I've purchased every Rebel, several Evos an RRD and have flown countless other kites. Although, all are great kites, NONE even come close.
What I liked about the 08 was: 1) fast turning speed and the ability to control the radius of the kite turn (I suspect the loaded 5th line was a major factor); 2) the perfect place that it sat in the wind window when cruising, not too far forward and not too deep (Evo sits too deep limiting upwind ability and does not boost nearly as well); 3) the height and control when launching big. I know the 08 wasn't the best unhooked kited, but personally I couldn't care less.
Since 08, the North Rebels feel like beginner kites, very stable slow turning and simply boring to fly. Don't get me wrong they're GREAT kites just not what I'm looking for and I think its time for me to move on.
Please refrain from pimping, I'm looking for an honest recommendation from SOMEONE that remembers the 08 Rebel.
Toby- I know you fly north kites and likely remember the 08, your opinion might be valuable here.
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In the annals of context offered allegedly to explain controversial or offensive remarks, this may take the cake:
A congressional delegation led by McCain met with Mohammed Morsi a day after the White House strongly denounced his remarks as "deeply offensive." Morsi made the comments in a 2010 speech, as a leader in the Muslim Brotherhood before he became president, but they resurfaced recently when aired on an Egyptian TV show.
In the video, Morsi refers to "Zionists" as "bloodsuckers who attack Palestinians" as well as "the descendants of apes and pigs." He also called U.S. President Barack Obama a liar.
Presidential spokesman Yasser Ali said Morsi told the delegation Wednesday that the remarks were taken out of context, aimed at criticizing Israeli policies, and not Jews. Morsi told them distinction must be made between criticism of what he called the "racist" policies of the Israelis against the Palestinians and insults against the Jewish faith.
Morsi told them the remarks were part of a speech against Israeli aggression in Gaza and "assured them of his respect for monotheistic religions, freedom of belief and the practice of religions."
They must think we're really, really stupid, a belief I am sure they come by honestly. For those who would like a quick refresher, let's go to the tape, courtesy of the invaluable MEMRI and the related background here.


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Ruse (also transliterated as Rousse or Russe; Bulgarian: Русе) [2] is a city on the south bank of the Danube river, in Central Northern Bulgaria.
Present-day Ruse is the fifth largest Bulgarian city and is an important economic, financial and cultural hub.
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Ruse is located on the South bank of the Danube, across from the Romanian city of Giurgiu. By road, the city is about 200 km from Varna and 300 km from Sofia. From Romania, a bridge connects Ruse to Giurgiu, serving as the westernmost land connection between the two countries (although ferries operate between other cities, and a new bridge is under construction at Vidin). If you intend to cross the border, via the bridge, from Giurgiu a 13 Romanian Lei fee applies (for a car), and from Ruse it is 4 Bulgarian Leva. The bridge can get busy with heavy trucks, particularly from the Romanian side.
The closest international airport is 75 km north, in Bucharest, in neighboring Romania - a shuttle bus connects the airport to the city once a day. Alternative airports are Sofia and Varna.
The city is well served by railroads, with multiple connections to Sofia and Varna, but also to Bucharest (2x daily, but note that the train is rather expensive - 25 €, and very slow, taking about 3 hours for the journey), Budapest, Kyiv, Moscow, Athens and Istanbul. The train station is at the southern end of Borisova Avenue, south of the city centre.
Buses also link Ruse to the rest of Bulgaria (different frequencies daily), places in Greece (daily) and to Giurgiu (twice daily) and Bucharest (twice daily). The bus station is located next to the train station.
Danube cruises generally stop at Ruse harbour.
It is also possible to cross the border without paying the tax by walking the crossing. The border patrol will check passports and ID on both sides and it takes approx. 15 minutes to walk. However, the bridge itself is far from both the town of Ruse and Giurgiu and this can either require a taxi or hitching.
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Ivanovo rocks near the church complex. The caves in the region had been inhabited by monks from the 1220s, when it was founded by the future Patriarch of Bulgaria Joachim, to the 17th century, where they hewed cells, churches and chapels out of solid rock. At the peak of the monastery complex, the number of churches was about 40, while the other premises were around 300, most of which are not preserved today. Second Bulgarian Empire rulers such as Ivan Alexander and Ivan Asen II frequently made donations to the complex, as evidenced by donor portraits in some of the churches. Other patrons included nobles from the capital Tarnovo and nearest big medieval town Cherven, with which the monastery complex had strong ties in the 13-th and 14-th century. It was a centre of hesychasm in the Bulgarian lands in the 14th century and continued to exist in the early centuries of the Ottoman rule of Bulgaria, but gradually decayed. The monastery complex owes much of its fame to 13th- and 14th-century frescoes, preserved in 5 of the churches, which are thought of as wonderful examples of Bulgarian mediaeval art. The rock premises used by the monks include the St Archangel Michael Chapel ("The Buried Church"), the Baptistery, the Gospodev Dol Chapel, the St Theodore Church ("The Demolished Church") and the main Church, with the 14th-century murals in the latter one being arguably the most famous of all in Ivanovo and noted as some of the most representative examples of Palaeologan art. Many century-old inscriptions have also been preserved in the monastical premises, including the famous indented inscription of the monk Ivo Gramatik from 1308–1309. The Rock-hewn Churches of Ivanovo were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979.


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Course Introduction and Overview
The Reliability-centred Maintenance (RCM) process is applied by a selected cross functional group trained in RCM; people who know the equipment the best, the personnel who live with the processes and assets on a day to day basis; operations and production personnel, maintainers and technicians, their relevant first line supervisors, and any suitable technical experts.
This group activity means that assets become more reliability because they are better maintained and less likely to fail due to operator misuse. The combined knowledge and experience of such a group rapidly delivers a powerful business tool.
The RCM process applied and taught by us fully complies with the SAE standard JA 1011; the "Evaluation Criteria of Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM) Processes." This standard was established in 1999, and sets out the criteria that any process must satisfy to be called RCM when it is applied to any particular asset or system.
The course is fully compliant with the SAE standards JA1011 and JA1012. It was developed by RCM experts at Schlumberger Business Consulting (SBC) who were trained and certified by John Moubray in the 1990s and have practised RCM ever since. It draws on examples from the Tutor's experience in a wide range of industries at SBC (10 years) and at Aladon (11 years).
Aims of the Course
This course will provide you with a thorough introduction and overview of the theory, principles, practical and managerial application and organisational benefits of Reliability-centred Maintenance (RCM).
Learning Objectives
Understand RCM theory | Understand RCM Principles | Be conversant with RCM terminology in accordance with SAE JA1011 and JA1012 standards | Practical Application of RCM (worked examples during the course) | Understanding of the importance of a continuous improvement culture | An awareness of RCM benefits at different levels within an organisation.
Target Audiences
An awareness course designed for personnel who will be RCM review group members, and the Managers who are responsible for them and the assets and processes under review. Such personnel include Managers, Operators, Maintenance Technicians, Operations and Maintenance Supervisors, and Experts such as Process Engineers or Rotating Equipment Engineers.
Course Duration
3 Days, with an option to add an additional 2 day Condition Monitoring Awareness Course
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The cost for this course is £995.00+VAT per delegate. Early Bird, HM Forces, Civil Servant, Group and Individual discounts are available. See our ticketing information HERE for full details.
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Delivery is face to face and classroom based. Learning points are reinforced by examples. Discussion and engagement are strongly encouraged. Exercises are used at several stages to ensure main points have been understood and assimilated. A standard case study is included so delegates will have the opportunity to apply what they have learnt throughout the course.
Subject matter covered includes:
- Background and Introduction including the evolution of maintenance, the history of RCM and reliability definitions
- Functions and performance standards
- Functional Failures
- Failure modes and root causes of failure
- Failure Effects
- The evaluation of Failure Consequences
- Proactive Maintenance Tasks
- Default Actions (what if we cannot carry out a proactive maintenance task)
- Implementing and applying RCM
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A comprehensive understanding and awareness of RCM and its application into an organisation. Complete set of high quality course notes and exercise materials.
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We prefer to bring this course into your organisation, but we do run scheduled public courses too. See our programme of course dates on Eventbrite and on our website HERE.
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K2 RCM have broad, deep and robust personal and business relationships and partnerships with a number of subject matter experts and organisations. ALL of us have exceptional attitudes, a wide range of knowledge, extensive experience and are considered thought leaders in our areas of interest. Our people will make the difference to your people!
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My brains have calmed down quite a bit. It was touch and go for a while there. I kept pacing the apartment and gnawing on my knuckles and informing Scott in a hoarse whisper that I was going mad. It's times like these that I wish I had an ivory floor-length nightgown. My wandering from room to room seems less haunting and eerie when I'm wearing polka-dotted flannel jammie-jams.
My ace team of mental-health professionals, whom I love and cherish and never want to let go, are, sadly, all in New Jersey (NEW JERSEY! I shake my fist at thee!) so I've been consulting with them by phone. During one of our phone consults, after she listened to me natter on about my inability to sleep and tendency to jump out of my skin whenever anyone slammed a door and also how I kept checking my pulse and it wasn't high high but, I mean, high for me, my head-drugs-doctor suggested a drug I thought was only used on honest-to-God psychotics, and nothing against those guys but I really didn't want the drugs that would turn me soft and glassy-eyed and stroking my chenille throw all day long. I mean, I may have been jumping to some uninformed conclusions, sure. So after I informed my doctor that I was not about to ingest metal salts that Kurt Cobain wrote songs about, thankyouverymuch, and maybe after I hung up on her, she called back and suggested we try beta blockers for now. Which I thought was hilarious because my blood pressure is 90/70 when I'm at my most stressed, so I thought beta blockers would kill me dead. I pictured my blood pooling in my ankles every time I stood up. But at that point I was willing to try anything, and she's the expert, am I right? so I agreed.
And oh my word! These beta blockers have taken the edge off in an amazing and awesome way. I use "awesome" a lot, now that I'm on beta blockers. I've lost all use of my critical faculties, sure, but on the other hand I'm feeling smooth and groovy. Which is super. What was I talking about? I was just staring at the letter G on the keyboard. Is it not the best letter? It's like, you think it's a C, and then WHOA! That little curvy jag there changes things in a big and awesome way!
Oh, but I kid. I didn't even take one today, is how much better I'm feeling. (Full disclosure: I will probably take one right now. Because the neighbors, they do love to slam the doors, and there's a lot of door-slamming going on tonight, and already I can feel my heart rate increasing.) I have gone at least 48 hours without any intrusive thoughts or hyperventilating at all! I am also eating real food (kind of a lot of real food, in fact) and my stomach feels fine! It's a Christmas miracle!
I tried to respond to all the emails I received, but there were over 700, and my doctors seemed especially concerned for me when I mentioned how I was trying to write back to everyone. So thank you, if you didn't hear from me. I read them all—some of them more than once—and saved them in a special folder, and I intend to read them again, if and when I need to. Thank you. Thank you, thank you.


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We Speak Translate Training Webinar (Romero House)
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The We Speak Translate project is a first of its kind collaboration between Google Translate and the Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria (ICA) utilizing the Google Translate app for refugee resettlement and newcomer inclusion in communities.
The project involves training community stakeholders, organizations and institutions in the Google Translate app. Upon completion of the 45-minute training, participants receive a We Speak Translate decal, a visible symbol of inclusion and commitment to promoting diversity and communication across language barriers. Familiarity with the Google Translate app establishes a common platform for communication while newcomers develop their English language skills.
To date, over 1500 community members and stakeholders have received Google Translate training through the We Speak Translate project. Project training has occurred with staff at local libraries, recreation centre's, social service organizations, museums and banks. The We Speak Translate training is now available via webinar allowing the project to expand across Canada and beyond. Organizations, businesses and institutions that serve or want to engage new immigrants and refugees can benefit from participating in the We Speak Translate project and training.
Google is humbled and excited to be supporting this project with the goal of helping new Canadians make the often challenging transition to life in Canada through language and engagement - Roque Silva, Interaction Designer, Google Translate
Training Goals & Benefits:
Encourage welcoming communities that value diversity, inclusion and integration.
Become familiar with the Google Translate app (free, downloadable app for smartphones and tablets).
Establish a common platform for communication with newcomers while English language skills develop.
Workshop Format:
Introduction and overview of project/objective
Google Translate training presentation
Explore the capacity of the Google Translate app
Learn how to effectively use the Google Translate app
Interact with the app
Upon completion of the training the We Speak Translate decals can be mailed to webinar participants.
We Speak Translate Training Facilitator:
Kate Longpre is the Community Integration Coordinator at ICA. Kate works strategically across sectors to ensure that resettled refugees entering the Greater Victoria area are successfully integrated into welcoming communities. Kate approached Google Translate in September 2016 with the idea for the We Speak Translate project. In April 2017 the project launched in Victoria, BC, the first location worldwide to initiate the project.
Project Media:
Cities of Victoria, Committee of the Whole - We Speak Translate training
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Yes, please have a smart phone or tablet available at the training. Ensure that you are connect to WIFI and if you have a chance, download the Google Translate app from the App Store or Play Store in advance of the training.
How to login to the webinar?
Upon completion of the Eventbrite registration you will be emailed a confirmation email with a link to the Zoom webinar. Please save the eventbrite confirmation email with webinar link and login through the link 15 minutes before the webinar starts.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Please feel free to contact Kate Longpre, ICA Community Integration Coordinator, email@example.com or 250-388-4728 ext. 167.
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Bambeco Embraces Carbonfree® Shipping
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
Sustainable home décor e-retailer bambeco has launched their CarbonFree® Shipping program in partnership with the Carbonfund.org Foundation as part of the company's goal to reduce its carbon impact.
"Bambeco was built from its inception as a sustainable company and brand focused on carbon reductions in all of our business practices. We continually evaluate our company and processes to make further carbon reductions. I am excited about our recent carbon reduction initiative to eliminate our carbon impact in 100% of our customer shipments. Working with Carbonfund.org to achieve Carbonfree® Shipping allows us to offset unavoidable shipping emissions and support renewable energy and reforestation," explains Susan Aplin, bambeco CEO and co-founder.
Through the CarbonFree® Shipping program, bambeco calculates the carbon footprint of product shipments based on actual shipping, then offsets the environmental impact to create a carbon-neutral shipping process. "Shipping carbon-free to our customer's door is one more step that bambeco is taking to allow consumers to live their sustainable values and help improve our environment. Together, we are changing the world, one room at a time," says CEO Aplin.
"We welcome bambeco to our Carbonfree® Shipping program and applaud their decision to neutralize carbon emissions from product shipments to customers right from the start," says Eric Carlson, President of Carbonfund.org. "This is an easy and affordable sustainability initiative that companies of any size can implement. It makes a difference to customers, and it makes a difference to the environment."


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first step for sunchips, giant leap for the industry.
You can only get Media Post articles if you subscribe to them, so I took an excerpt from SunChips Rolling Out Compostable Package written by Karl Greenberg that I read this morning about SunChips takes a huge step in the greening of product packaging.
Snack brand SunChips, a division of PepsiCo's Frito-Lay, likes its packaging to be ubiquitous on shelves — but on sidewalks, bushes, in trees or the random gutter? Not so much. The company is rolling out compostable, organic-based packaging bit by bit this year, with a fully compostable bag due out on Earth Day in 2010.
The marketing effort includes a 45-second ad showing a time lapse of the 100% biodegradable bag decomposing over 14 weeks. It will run once on "American Idol" on Tuesday — the day before Earth Day — followed by a home-page takeover on various social/video Web sites. Print ads running in People will include samples of the new biodegradable material. SunChips has also begun a national point-of-purchase effort in grocery stores this week with pamphlets containing swatches of the material — made of polylactic acid (trade name Ingeo) with instructions on how to compost it.
The campaign will be extended after Earth Day through a participation initiative via a partnership with National Geographic. A digital campaign — centering on the video — will direct people to GreenEffect.com, where they can submit an account of steps they or their community groups are taking toward a sustainable lifestyle.
Out of all of the Earth Day promotions that I have been reading about, this one stands out the most for me. SunChips seems to be taking this a step further than just talking the talk…. They are actually inventing a material that will revolutionize the way product packaging is made and putting the idea of composting out there. Gone are the days that hippies and farmers are the only ones who compost their scrapes of food and now businesses like Whole Foods are setting up Composting Facilities around the United States. I look forward to seeing this trend continue further than Whole Foods and my backyard (the picture below is a before shot of our garden).
This entry was posted on April 21, 2009 by Shana Ray. It was filed under "Sonoma County", Randomness, vegetarian food, Viral and was tagged with compostable bag, Earth Day, GreenEffect.com, Product Packaging, SunChips, Whole Foods.


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Click here to see post 1 in this series--The Introduction.
Click here to see post 2 in this series--Layout Page and Insert SmartArt
Click here to see post 3 in this series--Altering the Chart
Click here to see post 4 in this series--Word 2003
Using the Chart
The point of having created the form is that you're going to want to use it repeatedly rather than having to create the chart every time you want to fill out one for a family. So you will want to save a copy of the chart you created under a new name prior to completing the chart.
Note: If you've created a form that only you will be using, you might want to complete the contact information in your master copy so that information is there when you open the chart.
To use the chart:
- Save a copy of the chart under a new name.
- In boxes, double click placeholder text and type in the real information. As you fill the boxes with text, you'll notice that the text flows outside of the box. Don't worry. We'll fix this later.
- Save your chart and resize boxes.
Resizing the Boxes
When you resize, you need to resize all of the boxes in a column at the same time. Resizing based on columns gives you a consistent display.
To select the boxes in a column:
- Click in the first box. The handles (circles and squares) appear.
- Hold down the Shift key, and click in the border of the second box. The handles for the second box appear. You'll know you're clicking in the right spot because your cursor will change to a four-headed arrow.
- Repeat step 2 until you have all of the boxes selected. Your screen will look similar to this one.
Handles are the circles and squares inside the orange squares and circles.
- When you selected the first text box, the SmartArt Tools tab opened on the ribbon.
- Select the Format tab, and locate the Size group.
- In the Height field, click the up and down arrow beside the field to increase and decrease the height of the selected boxes.
- In the Width field, click the up and down arrow beside the field to increase and decrease the width of the selected boxes.
- When you have the arrangement you like, save (Ctrl + S).
If you find that you can't adjust the height or width, it's most likely because the layout is getting cramped and Word isn't letting you make the adjustment. You might want to consider using abbreviations or otherwise altering the presentation of the information in boxes.
So good luck with resizing. I'm sure you'll do fine. It's easy...you just have to know the trick of how to select multiple boxes to apply the change to all of the boxes in a column.
I'll continue hacking around and seeing what additional functionality you might need.


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"And Why Not may be running in the Oaks here or an allowance race the week after on the grass," Matz said. "But I definitely want to try and get her to the Oaks. I think she's that type of filly and I think the distance would be perfect for her."
"She was a very late foal, so we wanted to give her time to mature. She's quite a big horse," Matz said.
And Why Not made a striking debut at Saratoga last August to win by 5 ½ lengths with a strong late run. Following a troubled start from her rail post position in the Spinaway, Helen Groves' homebred recovered to finish third behind Grace Hall, a leading Gulfstream Oaks candidate. Her only off-the-board finish came over Keeneland's Polytrack with a sixth in the Alcibiades (G1), in which she was rank early. She rebounded with her sharp effort in the Pocahontas.
Matz is preparing another highly regarded 3-year-old filly for her 2012 debut. Somali Lemonade, who won her first two races last year in impressive fashion, hasn't been to the starting gate since running in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G2), in which she endured a rough trip from the No. 14 post position to finish sixth.
"She's going to run April 19 in the Appalachian Stakes (G3) at Keeneland.
"She's doing real good," Matz said. "We really don't have an agenda for her. She's starting a little late there, and hopefully we'll have a nice season with her."
Somali Lemonade debuted with a late-running 1 ¾-length victory in a seven-furlong turf race at Belmont in September before coming right back to capture the Jessamine (G3) at Keeneland in October with a last-to-first 1 1/16-mile score.
It took Matz a little longer to get Anunciata to the winner's circle, but the Peru import scored her first victory in four U.S. starts last week at Gulfstream. The 6-year-old daughter of Apprentice posted a game front-running allowance win in her first start ever on turf.
"I think they really need a little time to come around. She's a nice mare who has won a lot of races. We just could not get her the right races for her with enough distance," said Matz, whose mare had been off the board in her first three races in the U.S., including two over Gulfstream's main track.
Anunciata had won nine of 17 races in Peru
"I think she can handle both (dirt and turf). That was the only race I could find that was at least a mile and an eighth, so we decided to try her there," Matz said. "Actually, she did not work great on the turf, but she worked well enough to win that race. At the head of the lane I thought they were going to swallow her up, but she dug in."
Speak Easy Gal Breezes for Possible Start in Orchid
Farnsworth Stable's 6-year-old mare Speak Easy Gal won the $150,000 Orchid Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream Park wire-to-wire in 2010 for trainer Marty Wolfson and may make another run in this year's edition of the 12-furlong turf test for fillies and mares on Florida Derby Day, Sat., Mar. 31.
"I'm looking at the Orchid," said Wolfson Thursday morning after the chestnut daughter of West Acre breezed a half-mile in 50 3/5 at Calder Race Course. "She's run well in her last two races against some really good fillies, but been pressed on the lead by some really fast horses like Romacaca. I'll look at who might go in there before I decide."
Speak Easy Gal began the season with an allowance victory at Tampa Bay Downs on Jan. 8, finished a strong third in the Sunshine Millions Filly & Mare Turf on Jan. 28 when beaten 1 ½ lengths for it all and a neck for second by Romacaca, and fourth last out in the Suwannee River Stakes (G3) on Feb. 11, beaten 2 ½ lengths for it all by Snow Top Mountain, both races at 1 1/8 miles.
Wolfson also may be represented on the Florida Derby Day undercard with one of three fillies and mares he has nominated for the $150,000 Rampart Stakes (G3). "I nominated three," said Wolfson. "But with those two monsters (Awesome Feather and Awesome Maria) in there, I'll only run one in a very short field if I think she can be third and graded stakes-placed."
Wolfson trains three of just 11 fillies and mares nominated to the 1 1/8 miles Rampart – Stud El Aguila's 5-year-old Amor de Palacio and Farnsworth Stable's pair of 4-year-old fillies Beloveda and Canadian Mistress. The latter is a daughter of Canadian Factor that finished fourth last out in the Sabin Stakes (G3) on Feb. 25 behind Awesome Maria and Royal Delta, beaten 2 ½ lengths for second.


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Oberstar transportation bill moves ahead
ST. PAUL - U.S. Rep. Jim Oberstar refuses to give in to a popular president's pressure to delay a new federal transportation funding plan.
"We intend to move this bill forward, this administration not withstanding," a determined Oberstar said Wednesday as congressional committee work began on a $500 billion, six-year transportation funding plan that would mean more money to rebuild highways, expand transit programs and build high-speed passenger rail lines.
President Barack Obama does not want the Oberstar plan to proceed. Obama, like Oberstar a Democrat, calls for maintaining current transportation policy and funding for another 18 months to provide more debate time. Oberstar's plan would almost double current federal transportation funding and is due to pass by September.
Oberstar, 74, has served in the House 34 years and is its transportation chairman. This bill is the northeast Minnesota Democrat's biggest legislative task and traditionally is one of Congress's highest-profile bills.
The highways and transit subcommittee unanimously passed the bill Wednesday.
"This is a national crisis," subcommittee Chairman Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., said.
The subcommittee's top Republican, Rep. John Mica of Florida, said he joined Oberstar in being "stunned" with Obama's opposition. And while Republicans do not want to raise taxes to fund the transportation changes, Mica agreed that "we need to move forward in this process."
Oberstar has not said where he would get money for his bill.
Several on the subcommittee said Monday's fatal commuter rail accident involving an outdated train in Washington, D.C. added importance to the transportation debate. More than 20,000 transit vehicles have passed their useful lives, Mica said.
Oberstar said his funding bill will be debated in subcommittees for three weeks before reaching his full committee.
Minnesota transportation officials say it is too early to know how much Minnesota will get out of the new bill, if it passes, but $423.7 million came from Washington in 2008. About 30 percent of Minnesota's transportation budget comes from the federal government.
Federal Affairs Director Serge Phillips of the Minnesota Department of Transportation said that "there are a lot of questions," especially in how Oberstar's proposal to shrink the number of programs would affect funding.
Phillips said he was pleased that Oberstar and other federal officials listened to concerns of state transportation officials.
While many funding questions remain, "there seems to be an increased commitment to transit," Phillips said of the new proposal.
Oberstar said that delaying his bill as Obama wants would mean state transportation officials could not plan major highway projects, given Obama's proposed 18-month limitation. He estimated that projects could be delayed up to four years and a delay might cost hundreds of thousands of construction jobs.
"There is an old saying, 'no helmsmen is ever tested in calm waters,'" Oberstar said. "Now the administration's announcement of last week stirred the waters, roiled them up. And we are sailing forward.
"With this legislation, we have transformed the department structure, the functions, the programs. We make them accountable, deliverable transparent and performance-based programs."
The bill would allot $337 billion to highway construction, $100 billion to public transit, $50 billion to high-speed rail lines and $13 billion to other programs.
The new bill's $500 billion compares to $286 billion in the current transportation program.


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Brigantine Residents Receiving Scam Phone Calls
If you live in or around Brigantine, be on the lookout for scam phone calls claiming to be from the federal government.
The Brigantine Police Department has received several complaints regarding federal agencies, specifically the DEA, calling local residents and advising them of possible criminal charges if they do not pay fines or fees for prescriptions. These scammers are also asking people for personal information. It is a scam -- the Brigantine Police Department urges residents to call them if they receive these types of phone calls.


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Muscle Mustangs & Fast FordsEvents
SIM-sponsored Car & Bike Show This Sunday August 11th
Portion of Proceeds Benefiting American Cancer Society
Want something fun to do on Sunday? This weekend on Sunday, August 11th Social Interlink Media (SIM) is sponsoring a local neighborhood car and bike show at Raccoon's bar in Valrico, Florida. Hot Rod magazine will be there as well as folks from our other awesome Tampa brands.
Born to Ride, a local cycle magazine and television show, will be co-hosting. Also, the live band Phoenix will be performing during the festivities, and Raccoon's will have drink and food specials all day. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society.
Who doesn't love hot cars and bikes, a good live band, and drink specials? The fun kicks off at 1pm, so come on out and celebrate with us for a great cause!
Location: Raccoon's Bar
Address: 3240 Lithia Pinecrest Road, Valrico FL 33596


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Megan Fox: 'Friends with Kids' Premiere with Brian Austin Green!
Megan Fox is ravishing in red at the premiere of her film Friends With Kids held at the Ryerson Theatre on Friday (September 9) in Toronto, Canada.
The 25-year-old actress was joined by her hubby Brian Austin Green for the screening of the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival movie.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Megan Fox
The film is about a few members of a close group of married and single friends that start to have children! Jon Hamm, Jennifer Westfeldt, Kristen Wiig, and Maya Rudolph round out the cast.
Even though this is the first time anyone has seen the film, Megan didn't sit through it.
"I don't like to watch myself on-screen," Megan told JustJared.com. "I get nauseous from the audience's reaction. Like when a part of the movie is supposed to be funny and the audience doesn't laugh, that's the worst!"
Megan told JustJared.com that she will be headed to New York City for a few days to do a special photo shoot, but won't be attending any Fashion Week shows.
FYI: Megan is wearing a Thakoon dress, Brian Atwood zenith pumps, Christian Louboutin clutch, and David Webb ring.


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Reviewed by Darlin A (age 12)
This story is sad at the beginning because Maxi was lost and alone in New York. Then he was found by Jim and they had a lot of fun together. That's why I like this story because Jim showed a lot of love to Maxi. And that's how people should show love to other people that are lonely. My favorite part is when Jim gets to meet Maxi because Maxi felt lonely. I liked both characters because they both are friendly to each other. I liked the illustrations of the story because they have the right colors for this story. This book is special because kids could learn a lot from it if they have been lonely. As I read this book I was I interested in it. This book is a fun book to read and it probably happened to some body in real life.
I really think other people should read this book because it's a fun book to read. This book also helps you to understand dogs feelings about themselves. Reading this book can help you learn more about reading skills at school. People who would like this book are the people that say "Reading is fun"!


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Jul 20, 2010
Muppet Fan's Muppet Collection Chronicle, Part 4
The Muppet Fan's Muppet Collection Chronicle
Part 4: The Collection of Ryan Dosier (part 2)
Today's Muppet Collection is more of the same. Even more from Ryan Dosier's (that's me!) personal collection. Just as last time, some of my favorite pictures are below and the rest of the collection pictures can be viewed on The Muppet Mindset's PhotoBucket Account.
Be sure to check out the rest of my collection pictures on our PhotoBucket account!
The Muppet Mindset by Ryan Dosier
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Chemotherapy saps the strength and energy of most people. Michelle White isn't most people.
An avid triathlete, the 47-year-old married mother of three daughters has been training hard throughout her chemotherapy for breast cancer — cycling up to 60 miles per week — and will celebrate her sixth and final round of treatments in November by captaining a team of 12 women in the Ragnar Relay Las Vegas, a 200-mile overnight relay course in which each runner must complete at least three legs of up to eight miles each.
White, a Henderson resident, finished the 70.3-mile Ironman St. George (Utah) in May and captained her team, Legs of Las Vegas, in the Ragnar Relay Wasatch Back in Utah in June before she was diagnosed with cancer in July.
"I was quite shocked. You never think you're going to be the person to get cancer," she said. "You definitely recognize your own mortality. I felt like I was invincible — I was the fearless one out of my group of girls — but you realize you're not invincible.
"It's not going to slow me down, but it puts a different perspective on life. I still believe anything can be overcome."
After receiving her diagnosis, White had to endure a "very scary" 10 days in which she waited to learn what stage her cancer was in. It was stage two — of a possible four — which meant it hadn't spread to the rest of her body, but the bad news was it was the most aggressive and invasive form of breast cancer. Her tumor had grown large quickly, causing her bilateral surgery to be delayed until December.
"The good news is the chemotherapy has been working very effectively," she said. "(The tumor) has shrunk significantly, so we know it's working."
White and her girlfriends recently celebrated the halfway point of her chemotherapy, which she said slows her for about a week.
"During the chemo week, my activity level goes down," she said. "I'm down for three days where I don't do any exercise. I'm extremely tired, a little nauseous, and my energy level is way down.
"It takes me a few days to bounce back and start to exercise again, because my red and white blood cells are down and I'm weak."
A Colorado native who books conventions at the MGM Grand, White has completed about 20 triathlons, 10 marathons and 40 half marathons. She said exercise has been a huge help in her battle with cancer.
"If you can exercise a little bit, you get the great endorphins. It puts you in a better place moodwise," she said. "My motto is, 'Any day you get out the door is a good day.' "
A self-described "glass-half-full girl," White said she has been overwhelmed by the love and support shown by her friends and family throughout her ordeal — especially by her mother, who she had been estranged from before her diagnosis.
"They say cancer is the forgiveness disease," she said. "My mom and I haven't talked for two years, and it's brought us back together. It's a happy thing for me.
"One thing about cancer is I can't believe how many people are there to support and help me and really, really care. I feel fortunate in my life."
White said having cancer also has inspired her to become a volunteer and help others.
"That's one thing I haven't done in my life and felt I could do more of — give back," she said. "That's a lesson I've learned from cancer, and I will be giving back a lot more. I definitely need to devote more time to it.
"You have to take the positives away from it. That's how you have to look at everything in life."
White, who ran the Boston Marathon in 2008 before becoming a triathlete because of her tattered feet, is planning to enter an Ironman Las Vegas event in October 2014 that is comprised of a 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike ride and 13.1-mile run.
"Maybe when I'm 50, I'll do a full Ironman," she said. "I love triathlons. I love the challenge. They're more fun than straight running."
White, who will undergo radiation treatments well into 2014 following her surgery, also is looking forward to tasting her favorite foods again, as chemotherapy robs people of their appetite and taste buds.
"That part I really, really hate about chemo," she said. "I not only can't breathe when I run, but I can't taste food for a good week after chemo."
Genetics didn't play a role in White getting breast cancer.
"It's sporadic, not genetic," she said. "Unfortunately, it's bad luck, the doctor tells me. I'm probably due for bad luck, but I'm gonna kick its butt and come back stronger than ever."
A former high school basketball and soccer player, White believes being in good shape will help carry her through her ordeal.
"I'm tough, so I'm getting through it. I'd like to think because of my fitness going into it I'm persevering better than most," she said. "Everybody's symptoms are different, so it's hard to say. But I feel good this week."
Contact reporter Todd Dewey at email@example.com or 702-383-0354. Follow him on Twitter: @tdewey33.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For more coverage, click here.


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The Durango High School girls soccer team had its first brush with vulnerability Friday, and the Demons didnt care much for it.
So they did something about it. Just not quite enough for an outright victory.
Berkeley Davis goal in the 63rd minute tied the game, and the contest remained scoreless from there as DHS played Fruita Monument to a 1-1 draw after two overtimes Friday at Riverview Sports Complex.
After going down 1-0 in the 56th minute, the Demons (3-0-1, 1-0-1 Southwestern League) seemed to flip the switch, beginning to tilt the field in their favor. That effort paid off in the 63rd minute when Bella Bernazzani played a picturesque corner kick toward the far post, where Davis was waiting to deflect it in and even the score.
I just wanted to get something on it, Davis said. I was trying to be aggressive. I just attacked it, and Bella had a really nice cross in, and it just kind of connected.
Durango had a golden opportunity to pull out a fourth consecutive victory to open the season in the 75th minute. Sophomore Lauren Milliet parlayed a nice tackle in the attacking third into a chance, crossing the ball from the left wing right in front of the net, but Bernazzani couldnt quite guide it home, and Fruita Monument (0-2-2, 0-0-1 SWL) was able to clear it after a mad scramble in front.
As soon as Lauren beat two people and as soon as Bella took off from the top of the box, I said, Oh, thats it, DHS head coach Dalon Parker said. She almost had it. She knows. ... Shell probably put one in (today).
The Wildcats broke through in the 56th minute to grab what turned out to be a fairly brief lead. Some defensive miscommunication allowed Megan Hale an open shot off a cross inside the penalty area, and she scored inside the left post to give the Wildcats a 1-0 advantage.
Communication is a key area for DHS to shore up, Parker said. On a couple of occassions, Fruita Monument turned brief lapses into solid runs or quality shots from distance, including its lone goal.
The Wildcats missed out on a golden opportunity in the 50th minute, when Sarah Benton found herself with the ball on the counterattack, juked a charging Leah Stephens but shot wide of the open net.
Toward the end of the game, we collected ourselves, and communication improved, said Davis, daughter of Donna and Jim Davis. And intensity improved, and I think that we put up a better fight toward the end of the game.
Stephens, a freshman, made five saves in goal for the Demons in her first varsity start.
There werent a ton of scoring chances in either overtime, with perhaps the best falling to the Wildcats. Stephens stopped a free kick from about 40 yards out, but Fruita Monument pounced on the rebound, causing a scramble before eventually firing wide.
Parker, coaching in his first home game as head coach of the Demons, said he liked the way his team started and their fight late, grading the game as a B-minus. The Demons wont have a ton of time for adjustments, however, with Grand Junction coming in at 11 a.m. today to wrap up the weekend in SWL play.
We started very well. All throughout the game I thought we had spurts where we would ... kind of lose our focus a little bit, Parker said. And then at the end of the game, I felt we just took over. I felt we made more opportunities than they did, and we took over, but we just came up short.
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It's a beautiful Sunday morning and with lots to do today, so as I have limited time to write, here are some inspiring posts on Mothers and Mother's Day. So if you're not out enjoying the weather with your loved ones, sit down, relax, and enjoy with a cup of tea and cake!
Soule Mama – Mama's Day (love her work and her blog):
The Magic Onions – Mother's Day Crafts (love Donni's world! Great fairy gardens displayed here as well!)
And a few from Alison Kramer of Reflections of Motherhood, a Canadian blogger and Waldorf mama who created this great video on motherhood:
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The Rydberg excitation blockade, a process whereby the strong interactions among highly excited atoms suppress or "block" laser excitation, is at the heart of proposals for important future technology, including a computer which operates on the principles of quantum mechanics. It has been shown that processes called state mixing interactions may compromise the effectiveness of the blockade under experimental conditions that are otherwise favorable. In order to enable technological advances in large-scale systems, including a scalable quantum computer, it will be important to thoroughly understand state-mixing interactions and find ways to minimize their effect.
Dr. Reinhard and his students are working to characterize the effect of state mixing interactions on the Rydberg excitation blockade in clouds of rubidium atoms which have temperatures of about 0.0001 degrees above absolute zero. They hope to provide the first direct evidence that state mixing interactions lead to reduced excitation suppression. They will also study the effectiveness of the Rydberg excitation blockade under a wide variety of conditions. They hope their work will help guide future researchers who want to choose the most favorable experimental conditions for implementing a quantum computer.
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Neutrinos are subatomic particles that exist in huge numbers in the universe, but interact with matter so rarely that examination of their properties is a major scientific challenge. We work with collaborations of scientists to build build machines weighing many thousands of tons that observe only small handful of particles. However, these few particles have surprising properties.
The MINOS experiment measures the properties of neutrinos as they travel 735 km, from Fermilab (near Chicago) to the Soudan mine in northern Minnesota.
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Filipe Davila needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 80 designs submitted by 18 freelance designers.
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Im an young bussiness man, starting one laundry Dry cleaning shop. My ideia of this shop is to make competition with high prices and bad quality that the leading Dry cleaning company 5 a sec offers ( but the location of this company is allways on shopping centers http://www.5asec.pt ).
So ill bet on quality service and home delivery.
I want to pass the ideia, that people can relly on us theyr clothes safely, that it will be delivered on time and in perfectly cleaned condition. Perfection
The target audience will be for adult persons passing by the street to notice this shop and feel atracted to enter it to see our services and prices. And also the logo will be on our flyers so it will get reader attention.
The shop is on street where a lot of people and cars passe by. So the logo must get theyre attention. so they memorise the name and logo.
It will transmit a sense of clean, purity, perfection , movement( so they associate with home delivery to ) ( Remember that its not only home delivery, we have open shop too)
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What a journey getting to this point. I am now 11 days post op. Right from when I opened my eyes in recovery I knew I was going to be OK. The pressure was gone from my eye and ear.
Every day I think, remember, see, smell, taste, touche and feel things differently. It is like I am reborn or just alive. What so many take for granted.....laughing without nearly passing out, being able to have a 3 way conversation and not have to say WHAT, slow down!
I am following what my NS has told me to the T. I have invested so many hours or research, appointments and testing. If my healing process is 6,8 or 24 weeks, that' OK with me. Just so long as I am moving forward.
Very sad that over these couple years all my records stated "Borderline Chiari Malformation". My operation note reads "Chiari 1 malformation". Somewhere along the line I lost the Borderline. Oh for all of us I really hated that word. Even though I had surgery, still gathering ALL my records. This should never end!
Last night was my first good night sleep in nearly 3 years. I went to bed at 10pm and sleep the whole night till 7am. DH told me wow did you move around a lot, stole all the blankets, ooppps, so sorry hunny! I am back! Today was my first real shower since surgery, ended cold because I just did not want to get out, felt so good. Not being dizzy or unsteady on my feet.
Last night I did something else new... walked barefoot! The balls of my heel were OK with this. I love being barefoot! All these simple things make the little bit of pain I have in my incision OK.
So for now I look at this as my current full time job. My pay is reclaiming some of my life. I have been taking everyday in shifts......sounds weird I know! I have things I can do in the AM (7-2) then a little rest for an hour or so, then move on to Afternoon, then a long flat walk, help plan dinner. Then DH comes home and we visit, watch some TV, this is when we may have company over. I think if I looked at it like...........oh I have nothing to do,or what should I do...I may fall off the wagon of recovery!
For anyone planning this surgery, I would try and plan as much in advance as possible. Knowing that you will be laid up for long period of time. Don't fret the small stuff, dished in the sink, bed unmade, dusting to be done. Do Not Do These Things! In your planning you should have your support staff ready with everyone having their part to do. Pre Surgery is the most important time for communication.... Also you should have 1 person for the first 10-12 days administering your medication. You get sent home with so many different ones, keep a time log when you take anything!
I found when trying the ice that frozen veggies to uncomfortable, same as gel packs. What I have been using is wash clothes soaking wet, folded and put into double zip lock sandwich baggies. I keep a couple in the Fridge in the crisper. These stay really cold and mold very nicely to either side or down the middle. They sit really well and nothing sticking at me.
All and all I am very happy I was able to get my surgery done. My quality of life has greatly improved. It really is not as bad as I thought it was going to be. I had envisioned Brain Pain! Oh which there is none! Surgical pain is normal and this will go away in time. Most importantly before anyone has this surgery done..........excepting that it is NOT a CURE! It is part of TREATMENT. Not a fix all!
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Components of Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet revealed
Amazon.com Inc's Kindle Fire tablet computer uses components from Texas Instruments, Samsung, LG and Hynix Semiconductor, according to repair firm iFixit, which cracked the device open on Tuesday.business Updated: Nov 16, 2011 15:56 IST
Amazon.com Inc's Kindle Fire tablet computer uses components from Texas Instruments, Samsung, LG and Hynix Semiconductor, according to repair firm iFixit, which cracked the device open on Tuesday.
Amazon's first tablet computer shipped on Monday and the largest Internet retailer is expected to sell as many as five million of the devices in the fourth quarter and more next year.
While that is not as many units as Apple Inc's market-leading iPad tablet, it is enough that investors have been watching to see which components are in the new device.
"Three to five million units per quarter could be meaningful for certain component makers," said Brad Gastwirth, of independent research firm ABR Investment Strategy, LLC.
"For the fourth quarter, three to five million is pretty much baked in but if this grows to significantly more per quarter, it will become very significant to many component companies," he added.
IFixit opened the Kindle Fire on Tuesday and an early look inside showed that the device includes chips made by Texas Instruments, Samsung and Hynix, said Miroslav Djuric, director of technical communication at iFixit.
The main application processor is a Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 processor, Djuric added.
Samsung supplied the 8 gigabyte flash memory chip, while Hynix made a DDR 2 RAM component for the device, Djuric said.
The Kindle Fire's display was made by LG, he also reported.
The Kindle Fire looks similar to the BlackBerry PlayBook from Research in Motion, leading some analysts to speculate the devices have the same components.
"It's similar to the PlayBook in the sense that it has the same basic components -- motherboard, battery, display," Djuric said.
The PlayBook also uses the TI OMAP 4430 processor, he noted.
"The case opens up similarly to the PlayBook as well," Djuric said. "But inside it has a completely different layout, smaller battery, and different orientations for its components."
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Hello Manic Monday. Thank you for giving me the chance to, yet again, push aside all the other projects I SHOULD be working on and instead create these.
At least they are freaking awesome.
Monday, June 6, 2011
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oh man, these are super cute! you might have to make me a couple!ReplyDelete
I have just found your blog from another site (spritestich). From another geeky crafter you do some cool work! Look forward to seeing more :)ReplyDelete
I also have a slightly geeky blog going at times too ;)
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I love these so much! I made my own immediately :) there nowhere near as good though.ReplyDelete
Mine is on my blog: http://rebeccawilliamson91.blogspot.com/2011/09/pac-man-photo-frame.html
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The 2009 Atlantic Sun Player of the Year recorded a career high 35-point effort in the 90-84 win at USC Upstate on Feb. 23, and her 18 rebounds against
Evans became the second Lady Buccaneer player to be honored by the WBCA this season, as fellow junior TaRonda Wiles (
Evans and the Lady Buccaneers now open up play in the 2009 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Championships on Friday afternoon when ETSU faces Mercer in the first semifinal matchup. Tip off is set for noon (1 p.m. eastern) inside Lipscomb's Allen Arena.
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I enjoyed reading this book because was exciting and interesting. The characters were very different, but fit together nicely in the baby sitters club. My favorite part was when Alan Gray (Kristy's enemy) spies on Kristy, but when Kristy finds out it was not a happy sight!
Claudia was an interesting person. Her I.Q was above average, but her spelling was horrible. She was a talented artist and she hides candy in her room. This book was really hilarious.
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Once you're pre-approved, it's time for you to work with a Realtor to find your new home. Once you've made an offer and it's been accepted, be sure to let your lender know to ensure your loan is processed as soon as possible.
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After you've found your new home it is time to pull together all the necessary paperwork to get your new financing underwritten and approved. There are a wide variety of loan programs to choose from - and the documentation your lender will need from you depends on the specific details of your transaction. Your lender will guide you through the information requirements and make it as easy as possible. Be sure to get them all information they ask for as soon as you can. The sooner they have all the required information, the smoother the loan process will be.
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Underwriting will give you an initial approval for your financing, but there usually are some small details or additional information that need to be finalized before final loan approval. Your lender will work closely with you to gather any additional information required by your specific loan program so you can close on time.
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The Pointers will try to head home with the Mallory Cup national championship when they travel to Chicago for the May 11-12 event to be sailed on Lake Michigan.
Also earning the right to represent the Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association (PCISA) region are Cathedral Catholic, Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor and Dos Pueblos High Schools — all from California.
The Pointers count five Mallory Cup victories in the series that dates to 1930. Point Loma's first victory was in 1993, followed by titles in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2012.
In the PCISA's final regatta of the season, the Pointers traveled north, facing extremely challenging conditions, yet winning once more.
This time, it was the Pointers' junior varsity boat that sailed to victory in the Gold Division of the 2013 Gaucho Regatta held last month off Santa Barbara.
Aboard the winning Gaucho Regatta boat were juniors Will Ladow, Trevor Hecht, sophomore Jennifer Johnson and freshman Megan Landsdale. All were singled out by the race committee for "uncanny ability to play huge shifts and read what was coming next" as light winds shifted more than 30 degrees.
Conditions were so poor, including heavy fog, that only five races could be completed by the 30 Gold Fleet entries over two days.
The varsity Pointer boat also fared well, finishing sixth overall, 10 points behind third-place Newport Beach's junior varsity craft.
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Warren Lee Wyszynski
Oct. 28, 1927 � Nov. 6, 2012
HILLSDALE � Warren Lee Wyszynski, age 85, of Hillsdale, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012 at the Hillsdale Community Health Center. He was born Oct. 28, 1927 in Two Rivers, Wis., to Frank and Margaret (Ruthmanstorfer) Wyszynski.
Warren married Kathy Hogan on Oct. 30, 1993 and she survives.
Warren graduated from Two Rivers High School in 1944, University of Wisconsin with a degree in mining engineering and University of Purdue with a degree in business. He was a retired environmental engineer.
Warren served in the U.S. Army during World War II from 1944-1946 and he was a member of St. Anthony Catholic Church. He was the previous owner of Ten on the Table Spa in Hillsdale.
Warren enjoyed golfing, fishing, building model airplanes, woodworking and gardening. He also loved tending to Kathy's spa family.
In addition to his wife, Kathy, Warren is survived by four children, Charlie Hogan and Amanda Millard of Denver, Colo., Katie (Jeremy) Winright of Quincy, Kellie (Greg) Stebelton of Nashville, Tenn., and Jamie (Kendal) Hogan of Hillsdale; three grandchildren, Nolan Parker Winright, Felicity Paityn Winright and Mara Faye Hogan; and his spa family.
Private services for Warren Wyszynski will take place at a later date. Arrangements are entrusted to VanHorn-Eagle Funeral Home in Hillsdale.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the family.
To view this obituary and send condolences, visit www.eaglefuneralhomes.com.
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