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Hey everyone, I'm finally on the other side of the NICU now, we are home, happy and thriving as an EBF baby! however, I wanted to make a post about some things I've learned about NICU and even step down nursery, that almost ended pumping/breast feeding for me.
When my daughter was first born by day 3 i had some milk, and I would use the Snappies they gave me along with the hospital grade pump and i'd fill them up and take them to her. After i was discharged I made 2 milk trips a day to the hospital I could not believe how much milk she was going through, I was getting exhausted and discouraged and then.. that's when I saw it.. a nurse, dumped over 2 oz of my milk down the drain. why oh why!? I almost cried.
what they didn't tell me....
when they put the nipple on the bottle and touch it to babys mouth, the baby has just 1 hr to consume it all, and the rest gets tossed. I can't help but think UGH what a waste! but, for bacterial purposes etc I guess I understand. So having said that less milk in more bottles will last you WAY WAY longer. also..
ban standard flow nipples. I had to fight and fight for them to STOP using standard flow, I understand that it's quicker and you have more babies to feed, but I was the one doing 75% of the feeds and I still had problems getting SLOW FLOW nipples. Once I finally got my way and she never saw another standard nipple, she latched right on to me and we haven't looked back since.
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Canadiens take 3-0 lead thanks to controversial call
MONTREAL – Tampa Bay Lightning coach Jon Cooper summed up what he felt – and by extension what Lightning Nation (if such a thing exists) is feeling- as they look up out of the darkness of a 3-0 hole in their opening round series against the Montreal Canadiens.
"I was pissed then and I'm pissed now," said Cooper after a controversial 3-2 loss to the Habs at the Bell Centre which puts the Lightning on the brink of a sweep. "That's just my opinion. I'll let the court of public opinion take care of the rest."
The court of public opinion, of course, will be divided by area code.
Those in the 514 will see Tampa's Alex Killorn interfering with Canadiens goaltender Carey Price with the score 1-1 late in the second and referee Francis Charron rightly disallowing a goal moments later by Tampa's Ryan Callahan.
Those in the 813 see a bogus call that saw enough time elapse between the contact involving Killorn and Price, with Callahan scoring what would have been the go-ahead goal.
"He's the one in charge. In my opinion, I saw it differently," said Cooper. "He's a human being. I see it one way and he sees it another."
After the Lightning had overcome Montreal's Rene Bourque scoring his third goal of the series just 11 seconds into the game, to tie it on a power play goal by Ondrej Palat in the second, it looked like Callahan had given them the lead.
Killorn had gone hard to the net and fallen into the goal, was blocked for a second by Montreal defenceman P.K. Subban from getting out and then had Price bump into him when he tried to get out of the blue paint.
Price went to his left, tried to scramble back to his right and had the puck beat him.
"I made a hard play to the net and I fell in the net. Once I was in the net, I don't know if Subban was trying to block a shot, but he was kind of in my way. I couldn't get out of the way. Once I got out of the way, from what I saw quickly, Price was trying to make some ground and kind of jumped towards me. I don't know," said Killorn.
"I was just trying to get out of the way. I know it's a tough situation for him because I am a little bit in Carey's way. I don't know if he's jumping on me, if he needs to do that."
That led to a few informative tweets from former NHL referee Kerry Fraser (@kfraserthecall):
Correct call on disallowed goal! 69.3if goalkeeper in act of establishing his position within crease, initiates contact with an attacking— Kerry Fraser (@kfraserthecall) April 21, 2014
Player who is in the goal crease & this results with impairment of goalkeeper's ability to defend his goal, the goal will be disallowed.— Kerry Fraser (@kfraserthecall) April 21, 2014
Cary Price knows this rule & works it to his advantage better than any goalie in the league. It's the rule & I will not debate it further!— Kerry Fraser (@kfraserthecall) April 21, 2014
"I tried to come back across the net and I tripped over their guy that was right in the middle of the crease," said Price. "At that point I didn't know what was going on or where the puck was. You can't be in the middle of the crease."
As far as the second or two that elapsed between the bump and the puck entering the net, Killorn was asked if thought it was "an eternity."
"Yeah, it seemed like it was a good scramble there for a little bit. It seemed like it was a little after we made contact. The play was going along and then it went in. I don't know if it was an eternity, but it seemed like there was a little bit of time there."
That all happened at 15:38 of the second and less than three minutes later, Montreal's Brendan Gallagher scored to make it 2-1. P.K. Subban did a brilliant tour of the Lightning zone, leaving Bolts rookie Ondrej Palat to pitchfork himself over the side of the net and wind up in a crumpled heap.
Tomas Plekanec made it 3-1 at 5:43 of the third before Tampa's Matt Carle scored on a screened shot and the Lightning pressed, but couldn't get the equalizer.
"How often is it a player goes behind the net and his stick gets caught in the net and he trips over it to leave a guy open? When did that happen?" wondered Cooper. "It just seems like things like that are happening to us."
"I thought we deserved a little better fate tonight," said Stamkos. "It was a tough call on the disallowed goal. That changes the game. We worked hard and we played well, definitely our best game of the series, probably deserved a bit better. We can't hang our heads now. We're against the wall."
That's one thing which the court of opinion, no matter the area code, can agree upon.
The look on the face of Tampa Bay Lightning coach Jon Cooper summed up the night.
He had a cynical smile on his face while he gave his head an incredulous shake.
That was after Canadiens goaltender Carey Price had gone to the bench with 59 seconds left in the second period and the Habs facing a faceoff after an icing call in their end. A Canadiens trainer worked on Price's skate.
Montreal defenceman P.K. Subban was tired and Price bought him some time.
"You know, an icing rule is put in, I didn't know you were allowed to go to the bench and all of a sudden your skates, in that instance, that your skates lose an edge. That happened twice in the game," said Cooper.
"Everybody's trying to do their best. We're trying to do our best, the Canadiens are trying to do their best, the refs are trying to do their best. But it's just tough to swallow for us.
"But let's call a spade a spade. We only scored three goals. I mean, two. And they got three."
That last one was a dig at the Tampa goal that was disallowed late in the second period with the game tied.
Subban, of course, saw it all as legit.
"You know what? (Price) was complaining about it the shift before, to be honest with you, about his pad. So maybe it's just irony, it just so happened I had been out there a while. Obviously I was thankful for the rest, yeah."

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Excellent testimonials from Olympic stars. Mike Eruzioni captain of the 1980 Miracle on Ice team does a nice job of praising Romney. But Derek Parra, a speed staking gold medalist from the 2002 games that Romney saved, is the show stopper, with his recollection of the opening ceremony in which he carried the tattered flag that had flown at the World Trade Center.
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Plant Morphology
From leaf margin and arrangement to the parts of a flower and a corn seedling, take an illustrated look at plant morphology with this collection of guides.
Parts of a Flower
Go beyond petals and leaves! Learn how to identify a flower's stamen, anther, filament, stigma, and more with this illustrated look at the parts of a flower.
Leaf Margins
Entire or toothed? Being able to distinguish between these two types of leaf margins will help you identify a plant specimen. This illustrated guide shows you what both look like.
Leaf Shape
More than likely with a good guess you could detect a heart-shaped leaf from one that's oval or narrow. But do you know how to recognize a leaf that has a lobed or divided shape? Learn how.
Types of Compound Leaves
Is your compound leaf pinnate or palmate? And if it's pinnate, is it pinnate odd, pinnate even, or twice pinnate? Find the answers easily with this illustrated guide.
Leaf Type
Compound or single? Knowing this fundamental difference in leaf type is key to identifying plant specimens. This illustrated guide shows you what both look like.
Leaf Arrangement
Leaves are attached to stem nodes in three different arrangements: alternate, opposite, and whorled. Learn how to spot these leaf arrangements before venturing out on your next field study.
The Parts of a Corn Seedling (Zea mays, Monocotyledon)
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The Parts of a Soybean Seedling (Glycine max, Dicotyledon)
With two "seed leaves" to store food, soybean seedlings have great built-in growth resources. Learn more about these seedlings' other components with this illustrated guide.
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This Web page serves as a linked table of contents for the museum's supplemental resources on plant morphology. From it, you can access the following illustrated guides with a single click:
- The Parts of a Soybean Seedling (Glycine max, Dicotyledon),
- The Parts of a Corn Seedling (Zea mays, Monocotyledon),
- Leaf Arrangement,
- Leaf Type,
- Types of Compound Leaves,
- Leaf Shape,
- Leaf Margin, and
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Supplement a study of biodiversity with an activity drawn from this library of plant morphology resources.
- Ask students what they know about the form and structure of plants. Keep a running list of their answers.
- Divide the class into eight groups, assigning each a different illustrated plant morphology guide.
- Send the groups to this online table of contents, or distribute a copy of each group's guide.
- Have the groups further investigate their topic and then make a brief class presentation on what they learned.
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A Bronstein curfew? There are better alternativesEDITORIAL
September 02. 2014 10:31PM
Manchester has a city park — Bronstein Park — that is both a public park and officially part of the Manchester High School Central campus. Since the city noted an increase in use of "spice" (a form of potpourri that some people smoke to get a high) in the park and other misbehavior, Mayor Ted Gatsas has said the park should be closed to the public from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on school days. That would be overkill.
City staff say the park has been the scene of spice overdoses and aggressive behavior toward maintenance staff. Central students use the park for some school activities, and as a lunch hangout.
We see no reason for the whole park to be closed to the public during the school day. There are better, less burdensome remedies for the problems that are occurring there.
If the problem is that people are smoking spice or other drugs, then the city can ban smoking in the park.
If the problem is thuggish behavior, then the city can beef up police patrols.
The park is not adjacent to Central. It was designated a part of the campus so the city could claim the school was "green." Basically, it is a city park used frequently by Central students, rather than a part of the school campus. The city should not use the school's connection to the park as an excuse to close it to the public.
Citizens have a right to assemble and speak in public places. Curfews in public spaces can be justified in limited circumstances, but this does not seem to be one of them. It would be less burdensome on nearby residents for the city to increase police patrols than to ban the public from a public park.
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This is a guest article by Ramit Sethi, author of the best-selling personal finance book, I Will Teach You to Be Rich. He recently launched a new program, Earn1k, to help people earn more money on the side. To get a free mini-course on earning more, sign up here. Ramit will also be our guest on the shizennougyou Podcast this coming Sunday.
Last year, when I went on book tour for my book, I Will Teach You To Be Rich, I asked my readers to share the number one thing they wanted me to write more about.
I was surprised. The number one reason people wanted to earn more money wasn't paying off debt, or investing, or money and relationships. Almost universally, people wanted to know how to earn more money.
I initially believed people wanted to earn more so they could buy a $2,000 handbag or fly to Vegas for the weekend. Again, I was way off.
Most people are simply unsatisfied with the limits of their 9-to-5 job and want the option of eventually quitting and working for themselves. In fact, some of them don't even want to work themselves…they just want the option of doing SOMETHING else.
Have you ever met people who are a few years out of college and feel like, "Huh…is this it?" We all have dreams of living a certain lifestyle, and it can be disheartening when we realize we're going to have to save, scrimp, and pinch for 40 years. For many of us, $1,000 to $2,000 a month would make a huge difference in our lives.
We want to earn more now more than ever, and it's not just about the money itself. We want to be independent from our corporate jobs (even if we end up staying at them, we want the option of doing something else). We want to work from home or from the beach. Here's a picture of my brother's office in Mexico:
Money isn't the end goal. But we want it to help us achieve our real goals to live a rich life. And you can't out-frugal your way to rich.
Earning money isn't easy
But it's not easy. People immediately see how challenging it can be to consistently earn more money and end up fantasizing about their independent lifestyle dream without taking action — forever. They come up with delusional ideas like "passive income" or create psychological barriers like "I could never earn money… I don't have an idea." After all, if you're a regular person (i.e. someone who has a busy job, and still wants to have a life), your available money-making options start looking really limited. These options usually either:
- take a lot of time and money to start (Brick and mortar businesses),
- are spammy and dumb ("The latest secret money-generating trick!"), or
- have zero growth potential (Donating plasma, taking paid surveys, etc.).
There's a better solution. It's not sexy, but it will help you lead a rich life: Turning your skills into income using freelancing.
Freelancing, as opposed to productization, is the easiest way to earn more money. It costs virtually nothing to get started, you can start earning money right away, and you can rapidly test and refine what you offer to earn even more.
Compare this to building products, which excites people due to the kooky idea of passive income… but requires multiple skill sets that few people have.
With freelancing, you can get started immediately and be earning money within one week. Freelancing also gives you practice running your business, without all the risk typically associated with entrepreneurship. It dispels the most common myths and excuses people make about why they could never work for themselves.
Common excuses about earning more money
We hear these all the time:
"I don't have an idea." The mistake is believing that you need one magical idea that will rain down from the sky and give you a profitable business. Not true! Instead, the critical part is building a system to rapidly test ideas to find a profitable one. Here are some ideas that my students have turned into profitable income: Personal organizer, music instructor, tutor, freelance writer, personal chef.
"I'd rather make passive income." For delusional people dreaming of thousands of dollars in passive income being deposited into their PayPal account all while they sip coconut juice on the beach is just that — a dream that keeps them far away from the reality of earning more. The people who are serious about earning money realize that, to earn money passively, you have to start out actively doing work actively.
"Are you crazy? I don't want to work an extra 60 hours every week." Nobody wants to take on a second full-time job. You can actually freelance as many or as few hours as you want — even as little as five hours per week. If the client work piles on and you start getting too busy, you can increase your rates to bring the hours back down. (I did this, raising my rates over 1,000% in a few years.) There are dozens of other strategies like this that professional freelancers use to balance a high client load, or to balance freelancing with a full-time job. My friend Ben is a senior product manager at a very well-known web company, and still manages to freelance on the side — not because he needs the money, not because he hates his day job (he actually loves it) but simply because he wants to. How does HE manage the workload? We interviewed him to get the inside scoop here.
"Wait, first I have to set up my company Facebook and Twitter accounts!" PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY. If your goal is to earn money, social media is a waste of time for the vast majority of people. Social media can be fun and useful, but its greatest utility comes when you're already well-established. For those starting out, it's a distraction and a risky pitfall. You don't need an audience; you need customers. If you're spending time optimizing 20 social media profiles or doing other feel-good things before you've gotten your first client, just kick yourself in the face. Then start talking to some prospects.
"I'm just not a big enough risk taker to just quit my job like that." Most people aren't, and you don't need to be either! I want to expand on this last point, because it's common for people to get tripped up about having a job. Actually, if you want to work for yourself one day, you should use your job to your advantage. Here's how:
- Develop your skill set. Learning new skills for free is great, but getting paid to do it is awesome. Make sure your job has you doing high-value work that you can potentially use elsewhere. If not, you may want to think about finding another job first.
- Build your network. People love to hire and recommend people they know. Get to know the influential people in your industry so that when you quit (on good terms, of course), you can reach out to them for help.
- Finance yourself. Treat your employer like your own venture capitalist — let them put food on your table while you experiment with business ideas. Be sure to build up a comfortable cash fund (at least six months worth of living expenses) before quitting.
Earning more is as much about changing our mindset as about the actual tactics of getting clients and refining a business offering. The best approach to earning more builds you a track record a client base long before you even quit your job (or make whatever next transition). When — and if — you're ready, you can hit the ground running because you'll already have built the foundation for the lifestyle you truly want.
Updated May 5, 2014 and originally published July 28, 2010.


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Rev. Bill George, retired from Highland Baptist Church, leads both the 8:30 and 11 a.m. service Sunday. Bible Fellowship is at 9:45 a.m. Violinists Emily Chatham Hansen and Mary Shannon McGillen, and pianist Dr. Betty Jean Chatham will serve as part of the 11 a.m. service music. Chatham Hansen is a long-standing player in the Charlotte (NC) Symphony and specializes in Baroque-era string performance. McGillen is the orchestra director at Collins High School and West Middle School. Dr. Chatham recently retired from full-time service at FBC as pianist following sixty years. "Not A Fan" continues on Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m. with Greg Jacobs, Billy Stover and Rev. Jerry Tracy. The Russian Ministry team of 17 intergenerational members returns next week from the Volgograd area (midway between St. Petersburg and Moscow). Acts 1 Ministry Teams are in the area. Young at Heart meets Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in the FBC building in the small dining area. The catered meal is $8. The speaker is to be announced. Ministry devotional is at 2 p.m. at the Crestview Nursing Center. For more information, contact Daisy Baxter at 633-4836. Tickets are still available for the YAH Derby Dinner Sept. 4 (Wednesday matinee) activity and the National Gospel Quartet Convention (Sept. 13, Friday). For more information on the former, contact Daisy Baxter at 633-4836, 655-1487 or on the National Gospel Quartet Convention Tickets email@example.com. For more information regarding children's ministries, contact firstname.lastname@example.com
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Fred Moffatt will be the guest minister on Sunday for both the 9 and 11 a.m. services. The Outreach Committee meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The Recycled Teenagers will be going to Kingfish on the river on July 17. Call the church at 633-3345 to make reservations. The Alzheimer's Caregivers Support Group will not meet in July. Friday Night Outdoor Movie Night is at 8:30 p.m. on July 19. The movie, Letters to God, will be shown and is rated PG. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. Lemonade and popcorn will be provided free of charge. Bring a Friend Sunday will be July 21. Pack the pews in preparation for VBS. Vacation Bible School is from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. July 22-26 for all children 3 years through fifth grade. Transportation is available upon request. For more information, call the church office at 633-3345. The church is a collection site for Edge Outreach Shoes for Water. Donations of new and used shoes to Edge Outreach create clean drinking water for people in need. Shoes of all types are acceptable – from flip-flops to high heels, from boots to football cleats. FCC is also collecting used hearing-aid batteries, box tops, Campbell's labels, eyeglasses, plastic bags (Kroger, Walmart, etc.), coupons – current or expired, canceled postage stamps, pop tops from aluminum cans and current magazines for mission projects. Kroger gift cards may be purchased from the church. Each time a card is purchased or reloaded, the church earns 4 percent. Contact the church office for more information. The church is located at 1000 Eminence Pike.
First Presbyterian
Good Grief will meet for lunch following worship. Check with Barbara Troyer for the location. Sunday is Love Sunday. Contributions will be used to help the needy in Shelby County. Make checks payable to First Presbyterian Church and mark for Love Sunday. A Congregational Potluck Luncheon will be held Sunday, with sundaes for dessert as well as a presentation by Paul Whitman, Director of Shelby County Emergency Management. Check the box marked lost and found in the Assembly Room to see if you recognize anything. Items not claimed by Aug. 1 will be donated to Operation Care. July 26 is the only Picnic in the Parking Lot this summer. Volunteer signup sheets are in the Assembly Room. Coordinators are Kate Bemiss and Jane Elkin Thomas. Proceeds to go to the pastor's discretionary fund. A Churchwide Mission Trip is planned for Aug. 9 to 11 to Nashville, Tenn. Plans are to work with Westminster Home Connection, an outreach of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Pastor Jay's home church. For more information, contact Mark Whittaker at 321-6289 by Aug. 1.
Fisherville Church of Christ
Services will be 11 a.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. evenings. Evangelist is Julius Hovan.
Grace Assembly of God
Everyone is invited to take advantage of any or all of the scheduled services for the month of July. The Wednesday evening Bible study will combine both men and women in a new study, "Finding your Spiritual Gifts." There will also be children's activities. Children's church and a nursery will be provided. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m., with praise and worship at 10:30 a.m. Children's church for ages 4 to 11, and a nursery will be provided. Vacation Bible School will be July 22-26. The church is located across from Claudia Sanders Dinner House on U.S. 60.
Grace Fellowship of Waddy
The church is located at 2865 Waddy Road. For more information, call 829-5777.
Graefenburg Baptist
The church is located on U.S. 60, just west of the Shelby/Franklin County line.
Graefenburg Christian
A "Homecoming" revival begins Sunday morning, and continues through July 19 with special music beginning at 6:45 p.m. Former preachers will fill the pulpit once again. Rev. Jonathan Wells will Sunday and Ric Toney Sunday night. Eugene Neyhart, Jim Lane, E. Paul Perry, John Herndon and Obie Clark Monday through Friday in that order. Revival services will conclude on July 21 with Rev. Joe Brown speaking. The church is located at the intersection of U.S. 60 and KY 151 at Graefenburg.
Greater Tabernacle Baptist
Rev. Leslie J. Harris is the pastor. Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m., and the worship service is 11:30. The church is located at 181 Alpine Drive.
Hempridge Baptist
Check out the church's Facebook page at Hempridge Baptist Church, which is located near Waddy.
Highland Baptist
Children's Music Week for kindergarten through fifth grade will be from 9 a.m. to noon July 15-19 with "Herbie and the Good News Garden." Registration is available at the church. The cost is $6 for a T-shirt. For information, call 633-3516. Family game night will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Church council meets at 9 a.m. July 20.
Holy Cross Lutheran
The church is located at 181 Old Seven Mile Pike (at the corner of KY 53 South).
Indian Fork Baptist
Sunday school is at 10 a.m., worship service at 11 a.m., Bible study/prayer at 6:30 p.m. and youth and team kids at 6:30 p.m. The church is located at 6776 Bagdad Road.
Kingdom House
Worship will be at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. Child dedication service will be on Saturday and city outreach on July 27. This new ministry is at 802 Washington St. Pastors are Josh and Melissa Settles. For information, call 502-803-0093.
Lighthouse Baptist
The church is located at 696 Frankfort Road, across from the Masonic Home.
Living Waters
Junior or senior high students who would like to work with the Crossroads Children Ministry on Sunday mornings, can see Children's Pastor Marti Brown or sign up at the information counter in the sanctuary. There will be a "meet the new pastor, Rev. Stephen Riley, and his family" fellowship dinner after the morning service on July 21. See the bulletin for details. A family fun night with grilled hamburgers and hot dogs will be at 6:30 p.m. July 31. Events include outside games for the children. See youth pastor Jeremy Cloninger to go on a fall mission trip to the Appalachia region. The sermons are now on podcast, visit www.living-waters.org for details. The church is located at 5425 Frankfort Road. Call 502-633-0734.
Mount Eden Christian
Vacation Bible school will be from 6 to 8 p.m. July 16-19. Offering during VBS will be for shoebox items as follows: Tuesday, sunglasses; Wednesday, yo-yos and jump ropes; Thursday, hair clips and baseball hats; and Friday, money for missionary in India. VBS is open to children in preschool through fifth grade. For transportation needs, call Adam Sayre at 502-680-6809. The church is located at 12241 Mount Eden Road in Mount Eden.
Mount Moriah Baptist
"Come to the Country" indoor yard sale is from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. July Saturday. Setup will be at 7 a.m. To reserve a table for your "goodies" for $10, call Anne at 502-738-5350. Money will benefit the church's missions. The church is located in Mount Eden.
Mount Pleasant Baptist
The church will celebrate the 150th anniversary on Aug. 11. Morning worship will be at 11 a.m., lunch served at 1 p.m. There will be special music and entertainment for the children. All former pastors and members are encouraged to attend. For more information, call 722-5218 or 502-220-6835. The church is located at 4429 Aiken Road in Todds Point.
New Beginning Pentecostal
Rev. Willa Mae Ross and Miracle Temple Community Church from Covington will be the guest at 1 p.m. Saturday. Sunday school is at 10:30 a.m., with worship services at 11:30, and on the first and third Sunday nights at 5:30. William D. Beasley is the pastor. The church is located at 646 Frankfort Road. For more information, call 633-0277.
New Covenant
Saturday worship service is 5 p.m. Rev. Joseph Humphrey Jr., pastor, will be the speaker. Regular service is 9 a.m. Sunday. The church is located at 630 Mack Walters Road.
New Greater First Baptist
The church is located in Corpus Christi Academy (7010 U.S. 60) in Simpsonville.
New Hope
The church is located at 1745 Robin Road in Shelbyville.
New Life Baptist
Sunday school is at 10 a.m.; worship is at 11 a.m.; and Wednesday services are at 6:30 p.m. The church is located at 2378 Waddy Road in Waddy.
New Mount Zion
The church is located at 704 Washington St. in Shelbyville. For more information, contact the church office at 502-633-7991.
Olive Branch United Methodist
Services are Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11 and evening service at 6. Rev. Garry Polston is the pastor. The church is located at 6383 Zaring Mill Road. For more information, call 502-834-7000 or 834-7767.
Open Door Christian Center
The church is located at 2345 Taylorsville Road in Bloomfield. For more information, call502-252-9154.
Pigeon Fork Baptist
Sunday school is at 10 a.m., morning worship service is at 11, and evening service is at 7. The church is located on KY 1472 in Waddy.
Pleasant Hill Christian
The church is located 5 miles south of Mount Eden. For more information, call 321-0564.
Pleasantview Baptist
The church is located at 789 Clore-Jackson Road.
Rockbridge United Methodist
The church is located at 5317 Rockbridge Road, at the intersection of Rockbridge and KY 714. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Salem Baptist
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m., and worship service begins at 11.
Seventh-day Adventist
The church is collecting new blankets for the Red Cross to be used for those suffering the disaster of the loss of a home by fire. The church will be responsible for the storage and distribution. Blankets may be delivered weekly at 1 p.m. on Saturdays to the church. The church is located at 4401 Frankfort Road in Shelbyville.
Shelby Christian
Signing for the hearing impaired will be available during the 11 a.m. services.
Shelby Congregational
The pastor is Ronald Walker.
Shelbyville Wesleyan
For information, call 633-0488. The church is located at 2713 Mount Eden Road.
Simpsonville Baptist
Colonial Hall cookout will begin at 6 p.m. July 23. Free women's dance and fitness classes will be at 6:30 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. Visit www.simpsonvillebaptist.com.
Simpsonville Christian
This Sunday's sermon by minister Joey Pusateri is on "The Parable of the Good Samaritan." Worship is at 10:50 a.m. There are three Sunday school classes: traditional (adult) at 9:45 a.m., young adult at 10 a.m. and preschoolers at 10 a.m. A nursery is provided during the worship service. Save the date for our homecoming on Sunday, October 6. If you have ever been a member or visitor to the congregation, you are invited. "The Little White Church Building on the Corner" is located on the corner of U.S. 60 and Old Veechdale Road. The church now has sermon videos online at http://simpsonvillecc.org. For more information, call 722-8995, visit the Web site and Facebook page.
Simpsonville United Methodist
United Methodist Men's meeting will be Saturday. All men are invited for breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Rev. Ric Holladay's sermon will be This I Believe –- God. Come join us at either 8:45 or 10:45 a.m. Hartz to Hearts Quilters meet every Friday at 10 a.m.There is a place for anyone who wants to come for the fellowship.
St. James Episcopal
Bishop White will preside over the Eucharist and the confirmation of new members on Sunday. The service will also be the celebration of St. James Day and will include special music. Bishop White will bless the new columbarium in the church garden. A potluck lunch will follow. The mid-week Eucharist is at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday. The Vestry will meet on at 7 p.m. Thursday. The collection of seasonal clothing for those in need continues. The church is located at 3rd and Main streets.
Waddy Baptist
A music series featuring bluegrass/gospel entertainers will be at 7 p.m. Aug. 2 at the shelter at Waddy Baptist Church with the Good Ol' Boys from Mount Eden. Bring your instruments, and voice-audience participation is encouraged for the second half of the program. Concessions will be available with proceeds to benefit the Waddy Baptist Church youth group's summer camp experience. Admission is free. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. An outdoor concert will also be the first Friday in September. In case of rain the event will be moved indoors (no concessions sold indoors). For more information, contact Kent McKinney at 502-513-8100. Sunday school begins each Sunday morning at 9:45, with the weekly worship service at 11. The church is located at 3130 Waddy Road. For more information, call 829-5164.
Waddy Christian
Sunday school is from 10 to 10:45 a.m., and worship is from 11 a.m. to noon. Bible study is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. For more information, call 502-437-9213 or visit firstname.lastname@example.com.
Waddy Church of Faith
Homecoming will be at 10 a.m. Sunday, with a potluck lunch to follow. Evening services will be at 7. Services will be 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. each day through July 19. Food will be available after each service. Special music will be at each service with many visiting ministers. Sunday school is 10 a.m., and worship is at 11 a.m., evening worship at 6:30. Wednesday services are at 7 p.m. The church is located at 3920 Hickory Ridge Road.
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NASHUA - Former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts said Saturday night he was in "no hurry'' to outline his short-term political ambitions.
During a speech at a Lions Club event, he again provided no insight regarding a potential run for public office in New Hampshire, possibly against Democratic U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
Brown, who has a vacation home in Rye, has made several appearances in New Hampshire over the last several months and said again he has made no decision.
"I don't owe anybody anything in terms of timing," he said. "There's no hurry. I'm enjoying the summer, and now I'm going to enjoy the fall."
Brown said he has tried to use speaking platforms to advocate the end of the Republican in-fighting that has seen some libertarian-minded Republicans, such as U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, clash with the rest of the party.
"We can do better and we deserve better," he said of Republicans. "We can't keep demonizing and vilifying each other in the Republican Party. We need to be a larger idea party and more respectful because there is room for me and (U.S. Sen.) Kelly (Ayotte of New Hampshire) and Rand Paul and Sarah Palin. There's room for all of us."
Brown served three years in the Senate after defeating Democratic candidate Martha Coakley in a special election in February 2010 to fill the remaining term of the Senate seat left vacant by the death of Edward Kennedy in 2009. Brown was defeated in a reelection bid in November by Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren.
He said he is a 23-year member of the Lions Club and wanted to mark the Nashua Lions Club's 90th anniversary, which was celebrated at the Crowne Plaza on Somerset Parkway.
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This is probably by far my favorite picture from Spring Training so far:
Look at that face. "So I'm batting where?" "Who's our closer?" "When's Lee getting here?" That picture says it all and its exactly how I feel about the Spring so far. I'm willing to acknowledge the Cubs are the favorite to repeat in the Central this year simply because I'm biased…oh, and because I feel any team who won a division last year that hasn't seen enough significant change in the offseason to make a real difference this year, SHOULD be the favorite to repeat that following year.
I'm just as willing to admit I'm a little confused. When will Soriano's face be answered?? The season starts March 31st. That's 2 1/2 weeks away.
2 1/2 weeks.
A quick start when the games count sure could come in handy come late September when we're battling for a division that came down to two games last season. Things I can think of on the Cubs' two week notice plan:
1. Need to pick a closer.
2. Need to figure out batting order.
3. Need to figure out if Brian Roberts is going to be in our batting order.
4. Need to send D-Lee a memo that he once won a batting title.
5. Need to call Dad and wish him a Happy Birthday on Sunday.
Oh, wait. That last one's mine. You get the drift. I'm happy that Lou is getting fired up about the state they're in. That balance of taking Spring for what it is isn't quite where it needs to be. I believe in Lou's philosophy that a little momentum heading out of Spring into the season wouldn't hurt. I hope the players start feeling the same way…and seriously…if the Baltimore scout is that present at our games and things are going down sometime soon…can we please just do this trade already? Spring's starting to give me an irregular heartbeat.
(And to follow up from my previous post: as for Billy Crystal's performance today…0-1 with a strike out. Worked the count full and then went down swinging. Robin Williams was there and thoroughly enjoyed watching Billy Crystal DH for the American League East contenders, the New York Yankees. Those reported to have not enjoyed watching it from the unemployment line: Mike Piazza, Sammy Sosa and Barry Bonds.
Now that Mr. Crystal, is FUNNY. Happy Birthday Billy. Now sit down and let the professionals do their thing. And for crying out loud Lee…you got on base today as many times as Billy Crystal, and with more opportunities.
2 1/2 weeks. Time to start hitting. GO CUBS GO!


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Major League Lacrosse To Add Two New Franchises in 2012By Derek McLean
As the 2011 Major League Lacrosse draft got under way on Friday, January 21 st Commissioner David Gross stepped up to the podium and announced that beginning in 2012 two new teams would be joining Major League Lacrosse. Commissioner Gross announced the league is adding franchises in Charlotte, North Carolina and Columbus, Ohio.
Although both cities will be new to Major League Lacrosse, the league has a history in both areas. There have been 2 regular season MLL games played in North Carolina, both at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary. In 2008 the Philadelphia Barrage played the Rochester Rattlers and in 2010 the Chicago Machine took on the Toronto Nationals. "Carolina is an area we've been interested in," says Gross. "We've been looking for the right time to expand there."
The success of the college programs at Duke University and the University of North Carolina has made the state a hot bed for lacrosse and the city of Charlotte has proven to have a strong passion for professional sports. The city has 2 major professional franchises with the Charlotte Bobcats of the NBA and the Carolina Panthers of the NFL. Says Gross, "Carolina has great schools and sports are growing dramatically in there."
Major League Lacrosse also has a history in the Columbus community. The city hosted the original Summer Showcase game in 2000, the 2002 MLL Championship Game between the Baltimore Bayhawks and the Long Island Lizards at Columbus Crew Stadium, and most recently a regular season game between the Long Island Lizards and the Chicago Machine in the summer of 2010. "Each time we have gone to Columbus, we have been very impressed with how it has gone," says Gross. "We were waiting for the opportunity to move there."
Like Charlotte, the city of Columbus is home to an NHL franchise, the Columbus Blue Jackets. It is also home to the Ohio State University, whose lacrosse program has continually grown in the past few years to go along with nationally ranked football and basketball teams who have large, passionate fan bases. "Columbus is a great sports community," says Gross. "Lacrosse is growing, not just there, but across the entire State."
With the addition to the Charlotte and Columbus franchises, Commissioner Gross also announced that the league has added 2 regular season games for each team. The current 12-game schedule will become a 14 game schedule beginning in 2012.


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The beautiful location of the French luxury city of Cannes on the Côte d'Azur will make the heart of every lover of Mediterranean climate and culture beat faster. The azure Mediterranean coast is the epitome of diversity: overall, it is characterised by magnificent promenades lined with palm trees, luxury properties, yachts, casinos and picturesque villages. Here is what you can expect to find in the popular city of Cannes and along the Côte d'Azur.
The real estate market for the Côte d'Azur region between Cap Ferrat, Cap d'Antibes and Cannes is regarded as one of the most attractive property markets in the Mediterranean region, both for primary and secondary residences. This is not surprising, since Cannes and its immediate surroundings offer many attractions, a Mediterranean climate, unique nature and an abundance of historical monuments and architectural masterpieces. Cannes and the surrounding region also has much to offer for sports enthusiasts, e.g. golfing, surfing and skiing. The absolute highlight of the many cultural events and happenings in Cannes is, of course, the annual film festival with the Golden Palm Awards.
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The transformation of the former fishing village of Cannes into a fashionable seaside resort and tourist destination began in 1834 with the visit of the English politician Lord Brougham. Nowadays, however, Cannes attracts more than just tourists and lovers of Mediterranean climate.
Apart from the many tourism offers, the port city has developed a compelling momentum of its own. The charming old port is a great starting point for exploring both the city centre and the various attractions along the Allées de la Liberté. Moreover, the probably most exclusive sandy beach in the south of France – the "Plage de la Croisette" – is only a few steps away. From here one can easily access the "Boulevard de la Croisette", the city's scenic waterfront promenade, which stretches along the coast for over two kilometres and links the beach and the city. It is lined with exclusive international designer boutiques, renowned restaurants and prestigious hotels. "Le Suquet", the picturesque old town of Cannes, is somewhat less glamorous, but also more authentic. Small alleyways lined with charming restaurants lead uphill to the "Eglise Notre Dame de L'Esperance", from where one can enjoy fantastic views of Cannes and the harbour.
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La Californie – one of the most exclusive residential areas in Cannes – is located near the harbour, only about three kilometres from the city centre. This part of Cannes, which is situated on a green hill, was given its name due to the lush Mediterranean vegetation which grows here all year round. This popular, yet quiet district is characterised by magnificent Belle Epoque-style villas, lovely chateaus, modern freehold apartments and beautiful parks. From up here one can enjoy fantastic views of Antibes all the way to the Esterel mountains, as well as sea views.
In the episode on the Côte d'Azur of our TV show "The Fascination of Living – Engel & Völkers exclusive" we present the Belle Epoque-style villa of the late Estee Lauder, founder of the international "Estée Lauder Cosmetics Company". This property, with its ultramodern interior and breathtaking panoramic sea views, has a spacious living and outdoor area.
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Villefranche-sur-Mer, a popular and exclusive residential area on the French Riviera, is situated just a few kilometres east of Nice. This renowned tourist destination and romantic city of culture is located in a magnificent setting on a picturesque Mediterranean bay. Villefranche-sur-Mer, which has a small port and various historic buildings from the 16th century, is characterised by beautiful modern or Belle Epoque-style villas. The vibrant town centre also accommodates a number of comfortable apartments and duplex flats.
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Ohio's prison chief has recommended the release of five inmates who have served 80 percent of their time. The recommendations, if approved, would mark the first use of a 2011 law meant to help reduce the state's inmate population and save the state money.
Ohio�s prison chief has recommended the release of five inmates who have served 80 percent of their time. The recommendations, if approved, would mark the first use of a 2011 law meant to help reduce the state�s inmate population and save the state money.
Director Gary Mohr of the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction cited several reasons, including good behavior, for his recommendations in letters to judges, who have the final say. He also considered information from prison employees who are go-betweens with the prisons, the courts and the inmates.
The five inmates � two women and three men � are serving time mostly for low-level felonies, although one was convicted of aggravated vehicular homicide.
Prisons spokeswoman JoEllen Smith said the 80 percent release option encourages inmates to act responsibly in prison �and is significant in our effort to better communicate with courts and assist the eligible, suitable offenders in having a successful transition back into our communities.�
The 2011 law aims to save the state millions of dollars by shrinking the number of inmates and reducing the number of offenders who might return to prison as repeat offenders. By several measures, the law and other efforts are working.
Ohio�s prison population remains under 50,000 inmates, a level not seen since 2007. Also, the state reported on Feb. 22 that the number of inmates returning to Ohio prisons upon release has hit a new low, a trend officials attribute to a focus on keeping inmates in the community and the involvement of groups that work with inmates before their release.
Other factors Mohr considered in making his recommendations included little or no rule-breaking during incarceration; a history of participating in prison programs; and development of a plan for dealing with the release.
Inmate Mary Clinkscales of Summit County, sentenced to a seven-year prison term in 2007 for possession of drugs, is a prime candidate for release because of her activities in prison, according to a Feb. 15 letter from a go-between, called a justice reinvestment officer.
Clinkscales had just one rule infraction while imprisoned � wearing shorts that were not part of her state-issued clothing � said Suzanne Brooks, the agency�s Cleveland-area justice reinvestment officer.
Clinkscales has attended literacy, anger-management and family-values skills classes, worked on community service projects making hats and scarves and is not a gang member, Brooks said.
All these factors, plus no previous prison sentence, make her a suitable candidate for release, Brooks said.
Other inmates recommended for release are:
� Rodney Kent of Scioto County, sentenced to a five-year prison term in 2009 for illegal possession of chemicals.
� Mikki Vance of Summit County, sentenced to a three-year prison term in 2011 for aggravated vehicular homicide.
� Marlon Smith of Franklin County, sentenced to a term of 51/2 years in 2008 for possession of cocaine and failure to appear.
� Travis Mabry of Auglaize County, sentenced to a two-year prison term in 2011 for tampering with evidence. After the judge received Mohr�s request on Mabry, the inmate was granted release through another judicial release program on Friday.


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Panéed Veal And Fettucini
Makes 6 servings
Panéed' is just a south Louisiana term for quick pan frying--we use the method for thin pieces of many kinds of meat, as it preserves the flavor of the meat while still cooking it thoroughly.
Find this recipe and more in Chef Paul Prudhomme's Pure Magic.
4 quarts hot water
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 tablespoon salt
¾ pound fresh fettucini, or ½ pound dry
½ pound (2 sticks) unsalted butter
2½ cups heavy cream
2 tablespoons Chef Paul Prudhomme's Pork and Veal Magic® OR
¾ cup + 4 teaspoons finely grated Parmesan cheese (preferably imported), in all
1¾ cups very fine dry bread crumbs
1½ tablespoons minced fresh parsley
1½ tablespoons olive oil
3 eggs
6 (3½ - 4 ounce) slices of baby white veal, pounded thin
vegetable oil, for pan frying
how to prepare
Place the water, oil and salt in a large pot over high heat, cover and bring to a rolling boil. Add small amounts of fettucini at a time, breaking up the oil patches as you drop it in. Return to a boil and cook to "al dente" stage (about 3 minutes if using fresh pasta, 7 minutes if dry), but do not overcook. During this cooking time, use a wooden or spaghetti spoon to lift the fettucini out of the water by spoonfuls and shake strands back into the boiling water, a procedure that seems to enhance the pasta's texture. Immediately drain the fettucini in a colander and stop its cooking by running cold water over the strands. (If you use dry pasta, first rinse with hot water to wash off excess starch.) After the pasta has cooled thoroughly, about 2 to 3 minutes, pour about 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil in your hands and gently rub the fettucini until it's well coated with oil. Set aside still in the colander.
Melt the butter in a large skillet over medium-low heat. Add the cream and 1 teaspoon of the Pork and Veal Magic® (or other Magic Seasoning Blend®), and turn the heat to medium-high. Whisk the mixture constantly as it comes to a boil, then reduce the heat and simmer, still whisking constantly, until the sauce has reduced some and thickened enough to coat a spoon well, about 7 to 8 minutes. Remove from the heat, gradually add ¾ cup of the Parmesan, whisking until the cheese melts, and set aside.
Combine the bread crumbs, parsley, olive oil and remaining Pork and Veal Magic® (or other Magic Seasoning Blend®) in a shallow baking pan. Beat the eggs in a separate shallow pan, then beat in the remaining 4 teaspoons Parmesan. Soak the veal in the egg mixture for at least 5 minutes, being sure to coat it thoroughly. Meanwhile, heat ¼ inch oil to about 400º in a large skillet. Then, just before frying, dredge the veal in the seasoned bread crumbs, coating well and pressing the crumbs in with your hands. Shake off any excess. Fry the veal in the hot oil until golden brown, about 1 minute per side. Do not crowd. If any of the crumbs in the bottom start to burn, change the oil immediately. Remove the veal to a large platter and set aside.
Reheat the cheese sauce over medium-high heat, whisking frequently. If the butter starts to separate, whisk in 1 tablespoon of cream or water. Add the fettucini and toss until thoroughly coated and heated through, about 1 minute. Remove from the heat and serve immediately. To serve, place a piece of veal on each heated serving plate. Roll each portion of fettucini onto a large fork and slide onto the plate. Top with additional sauce from the skillet.
Copyright (c) 1994 by Paul Prudhomme


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HANDEL at ADLINGTON HALL
Sir Nicholas Jackson, Adlington Hall organ, & Kirckman harpsichord
1.Organ Voluntary in C Major
6. DIXIT DOMINUS, Psalm 109 ñ opening chorus
7. Suite in c-minor for two harpsichords
Total time 69:20
6. DIXIT DOMINUS, Psalm 109 ñ opening chorus
7. Suite in c-minor for two harpsichords
Total time 69:20
What a splendid program! It's so varied, one can listen to all 69 minutes without a break! Here's Handel in all his many moods, with pieces taken from all periods in his life. But let's begin at the beginning.
Set in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, Adlington Hall is one of Britain's most beautiful country homes. Its history begins in 1040 when the Legh family chose the site for a hunting lodge. The present house consists of two main elements: the Georgian Front (1749-57), and the "black and white" Tudor manor, built 1581 and incorporating the Great Hall (1480-1505), itself notable both for its breathtaking hammer beam vaulted roof and magnificent Bernard Smith (Schmidt) organ dating from 1670 which was played by Handel himself and remains virtually in its original condition.
Elizabeth Legh, daughter of John and Lady Isabella Legh and the elder sister of Charles, visited London frequently from 1718 onwards, her father was from 1714-1722 one of the two Members of Parliament for Bodmin. Elizabeth was a very keen amateur musician, a great admirer of Handel and a most competent player upon the harpsichord. It is highly likely that she studied the harpsichord with Handel himself, albeit on an occasional basis. She was also a subscriber to several of Handel's published editions and visitor to his operas.
That Handel was a guest at Adlington in 1741-1742 is virtually certain, either on his way to, or on his return from Dublin where his Messiah was performed, with further visits to follow. By this time Charles Legh had succeeded his Father and he became a firm friend of Handel. In 1748 Handel is said to have played the organ at nearby Poynton Church (demolished in 1858). In the Gentleman's Magazine for January 1747 there appeared the text of a Hunting Song "By C.L. Esq". This Hunting Song was set to music by Handel himself and the autograph "Presented by him in this his own Hand Writing to Charles Legh Esqr in the year 1751" is still at Adlington.
The entire program has been designed as a Grand Concert in the Great Hall, the sort of event which might well have taken place, say, in the early 1740s, using the talents of family and local musicians, and of course featuring the Bernard Smith organ in the gallery of the Great Hall. Our recording captures the atmosphere, and with the illustration of the Hall on the front of our booklet, coupled with the exterior view and full organ gallery on the back, the listener can relax and be transported for a Gala Evening in an English Country House in celebration of Mr Handel and his long friendship with the Legh family.
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For a longer article on Handel at Adlington Hall check Handel at Adlington Hall: A Unique Personal Insight.


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Critics scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
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Metascore®Generally favorable reviewsbased on a weighted average of allcritic review scores.
For those who've lived with the series for more than a decade, this fateful pause may heighten the suspense. For a Muggle like me, the storm does gather slowly.
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David Yates, in his go at the helm, throws the emphasis on the gathering storm clouds even as Harry and his fellow wizardry students make further discoveries involving the opposite sex.
One of the series's best, with spectacular effects, nuanced performances and witty dialogue.
But the story is, still and all, only a pause, deferring an intensely anticipated conclusion. And it's in that exquisite place of action and waiting that this elegantly balanced production emerges as a model adaptation.
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OK for kids 12+
Terrific but intense mix of love, friendship, fear, sorrow.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that this is no PG movie -- in all ways, it's very similar to the previous two movies, which were rated PG-13. This film continues the series' trend toward darker, more intense material. For young children, the death of a major beloved character could be extremely upsetting. Other characters are bloodied, kicked, and cursed in frightening ways, and a very scary scene involving scary, skeletal characters is sure to scare the pants off of little kids. There are also some big emotional upheavals and scary attacks. And there's notably more sexuality -- albeit playfully depicted -- than in the past movies. Because the characters are now teens, much of the interaction between them and their friends centers on getting a boy or girlfriend, and there's plenty of snogging (making out). While Harry and his friends continue as strong positive role models, other characters' motives and plans become more ambiguous. And there are also a few scenes that include alcohol consumption -- including one in which a professor serves his students.
Families can talk about the best age for kids (and eager parents) to start getting into the Harry Potter series. Is it OK to read all the books (and see all the movies) at the same age?
What do you think of the way the movie depicts the teens' romantic relationships? Are they believable? Is the story too hormone-filled for younger viewers?
What do we learn about Voldemort's past in this movie? Does that change the way you feel about him?
If you've read the book, what parts of the novel were left out? Which were faithfully adapted? How does this movie compare to the earlier ones as an adaptation?
Messages: Most of the messages are inspiring, since the protagonists are clearly "heroes" who accept help from others to overcome obstacles, learn the importance of being loyal to friends, and embody the idea that those who stand together for "good" can triumph over "evil," even at great cost.
Role models: Professor Dumbledore is an excellent, selfless role model. Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Ginny are flawed teenagers, but that helps make them some of the most relatable characters in children's literature -- as well as admirable, since they're also loyal, brave, self-sacrificing, generous, and empathetic. On the flip side are the Death Eaters and the unreliable, enigmatic character of Severus Snape. Tom Riddle (Voldemort as a boy) is cruel, calculating, and cold -- but it's clear that most characters recognize these troubling qualities. Draco Malfoy, who has been "promoted" to Death Eater, is still shown as conflicted and scared about the task Voldemort assigns him. Professor Slughorn means well, but his head is turned by fame and fortune. Still, in the end, he manages to be brave.
Violence: As in the book, the sixth movie includes the death of a beloved major character. Voldemort himself isn't shown in this installment (young Tom Riddle appears instead). Aside from the one murder (via killing curse), there are several injuries and close calls: a curse severely bloodies a character, a character is bruised and beaten, two characters are accidentally poisoned, a main character is seen having a life-threatening seizure, and Death Eaters set a house on fire and destroy buildings and structures both in the magical realm and in the Muggle world (as well as kidnap a Diagon Alley denizen). Harry and Dumbledore must also fend off the very frightening, skeleton-like creatures during a dangerous mission.
Sex: Lots of flirting and "snogging" (kissing) among the Hogwarts students, both main characters and extras. Several discussions about attraction, romantic relationships, unrequited feelings, love potions, jealousy, and adolescent dating. Several kisses and instances of hand holding and longing gazes. Random couples are shown making out in the halls and at parties. Talk of getting together and/or breaking up threads through the whole movie.
Language: Mild insults/British slang like "daft," "dimbo" (which means dumb bimbo), "idiot," "bloody," and the like. A couple of uses of phrases like "good God."
Consumerism: Not applicable
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Harry and his underage pals (the legal drinking age in England is 18) drink butterbeer, mead, and what looks like wine at the Three Broomsticks pub and a couple of dinner parties (it's unclear to those not versed in the books whether butterbeer is actually alcoholic). In one scene, as a celebration, a professor offers alcohol to Ron and Harry; the same professor serves drinks to several teens at a holiday party. Harry also takes a "luck" potion that alters his behavior in a way that seems slightly high, and Ron is thrown for a loop by a powerful love potion. Professor Slughorn and Hagrid get pretty deep into their cups in one scene.
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Hi. My name is Janice and my husband's name is Guy. We live in Hamilton Square , New Jersey. In July, 1996, we returned from Russia where we adopted a little boy we now call Christopher Thomas. We spent three weeks in Russia in three different cities; Novocherkassk, Rostov-on-Don and Moscow. I will provide our step by step experience which began on March 28, 1996.
Click here to see a picture of the kids today.
We have two other children, Guy-Michael and Jennifer. We tried for almost 3 years to have another child (including IVF-which could be a completely other saga). In March we decided to look into adoption so I did some surfing on the net. Lo and behold I stumbled upon a little boy by the name Vladimir (born in Shakhty, Russia).
(We felt that an international adoption would be better for us since we would have less of a chance of the birth parents trying to reclaim the child.) Additionally, the timeframes for adopting an infant domestically would be much longer. (The picture you see from the link is the PICTURE I spotted on the Internet). We immediately fell in love. If you are interested in an adoption or just want to hear about our experience, please browse our pages. Also, feel free to Email me with any questions you may have or other information you would like to see on my page.
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Go Spurs! The celebration continues for the champions with a parade and ceremony on Wednesday, June 18.
For the fifth time since 1999, the San Antonio Spurs have given their city another NBA Championship and another reason to celebrate … and celebrate, they will.
The City of San Antonio hosts a river parade that kicks off at 6 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, June 18) followed by a 9 p.m. special ceremony at the Alamodome.
"The City is proud of our Spurs," says Mayor Julián Castro. "This fifth championship cements the Spurs' legacy as one of the greatest sports franchises in history."
The NBA champions will traverse the river on barges beginning at the Arneson River Theater, through the River Center Extension, passed the Convention Center and Rivercenter Mall before ending at the Navarro Street Bridge. Barges also will carry city and county officials and live music.
Fans can begin lining the parade route at 4 p.m. No coolers, glass containers, chairs, packages, Silly String and more are restricted for security reasons. The Arneson River Theater is accessible only for those with credentials.
Fans also may begin filling the Alamodome beginning at 4:30 p.m. for the 9 p.m. ceremony featuring the players, coaches and the shiny championship trophy. No tickets are needed for this free event, and the parade will be broadcast live.
For those unable to attend the events, the party will be broadcast live on local television networks and also webcast on NBA.com.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Global stock markets are down sharply on tensions over Russia's military advance into Ukraine and the threat of sanctions by Western governments.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 202 points, or 1.2 percent, to 16,118 as of midday Monday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 20 points, or 1.1 percent, to 1,839. The S&P 500 closed at a record high Friday.
The Nasdaq composite fell 54 points, or 1.3 percent, to 4,253.
Russia's benchmark stock index plunged 12 percent. Stocks were also sharply lower in Europe. Germany's DAX fell the most, 3.4 percent.
Gold and bond prices rose as investors shifted money into safer assets.
The price of crude oil rose 2 percent to $104 a barrel as traders worried about disruptions of Russian oil exports.


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Think about your daily routine. There are little stops you make in life that almost everyone else makes. Use these opportunities to advertise for Ron Paul. Take Ron Paul stickers with you everywhere you go. Big stickers, little stickers, rectangular ones, round ones.
Also carry copies of Llepard's USA today ad. (someone please post a working link for download/ many of the links on this forum no longer work)
Eye level above the urinal.
Leave campaign lit. at dentist office waiting rooms...doctor's offices too.
and barber shops
Please post more ideas in this thread and never pass up an opportunity to spread the message of freedom!
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Hours of imaginative play are vital in nurturing important life skills in the very young, and treasured memories of playing house can be made with this charming cottage which cleverly rests over a card table. The pattern includes a convenient storage box that not only holds the cottage when not in use, but when in use, it acts as a support for the peaked ruffled roof. The cottage has a door, windows with shutters, real curtains and even a mailbox. Embellish to your heartâs content with fabric, ribbon, felt, embroidery, and appliqués.Cottage and box are designed for woven fabrics such as cotton, cotton types, chambray, and broadcloth. Appliqués can also be from felt
Pattern includes 1/4" (6 mm) seam allowances.


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