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The parents of an American missionary from Tucson who went missing on Christmas Day and may be in North Korea said they are hoping for good news. Their son reportedly crossed illegally into the communist country and may have been arrested.
The parents of Robert Park, 28, moved from Arizona to Encinitas four years ago, they said in an interview last night.
His father, Pyong Park, 68, said the family has been praying and hoping for the best, though they fear he was taken prisoner by North Korean authorities after crossing into the country from China over the frozen Tumen River on Christmas Day.
"We have to just patiently wait," said Park, who had just returned from a church service in San Marcos to pray for his son's safe return. "Wait and see and hope for the best."
Pyong Park said his son did not advise him of his plans, but Robert Park did send his parents an e-mail Wednesday saying that "some great things are going to happen" and that he loved them. Soon afterward, they heard from a fellow activist that their son had entered North Korea.
The elder Park said the U.S. government has made attempts to locate his son through another country's embassy. Park said his son had been in Seoul, South Korea, since June ministering to North Korean refugees.
Scholarship to honor boy killed on the bay
SAN DIEGO: A scholarship fund has been established to honor Anthony DeWeese, who was killed in a boating accident with a Coast Guard vessel during the San Diego Bay Parade of Lights.
The 33-foot Coast Guard vessel was on its way to assist a vessel that had run aground when it ran into the DeWeeses' 24-foot Sea Ray on Dec. 20, officials and witnesses said.
The 8-year-old from Rancho Peñasquitos had recently developed a love for hockey and played as a goalie for the San Diego Ice Arena's Mite 1 Team, which played at a Mira Mesa rink.
The scholarship, sponsored by The San Diego Youth Hockey Booster Club, will benefit other youth hockey players.
Donations to the Anthony DeWeese Hockey Scholarship Fund can be made at any California Coast Credit Union branch, at the pro shop in the San Diego Ice Arena, or by mailing a check to the San Diego Youth Booster Club, 9921 Carmel Mountain Road, Suite 168, San Diego, CA 92129.
Checks should be made out to SDYHBC, noting that they are to go to the Anthony DeWeese Hockey Scholarship Fund.
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Roger Federer is heading to India in December to play in the International Premier Tennis League and he recruited his fans on Twitter to help him decide which tourist attractions he should visit while in Delhi. The result? Hilarious photos of Federer placed onto some of the best landmarks and backdrops in India.
Here's how it started:
I need some help from my supporters in India. I'm only in Delhi for a few days, so can't visit all amazing places that I'd like...
— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) September 23, 2014
Maybe you guys could help #PhotoshopRF? Show me where I should visit and I'll retweet the best pics!
— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) September 23, 2014
The desi twitterati is at it RT @antofa @rogerfederer How about a leading role in a #Bollywood movie? #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/9iMrOKI1Sg
— Aayush Kulshrestha (@aayushkul) September 23, 2014
@rogerfederer go to the Red Fort #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/o13eOBbkxl
— Lucía (@brillantino) September 23, 2014
@rogerfederer playing in India is finally inching closer to reality! #PhotoshopRF #LotusTemple pic.twitter.com/XCrzfTGyE3
— christo shajan (@christoshajan) September 23, 2014
@rogerfederer Take a Selfie whilst gorging on Jalebis -Sweet Pretzels In hot sugar syrup YOU'LL <3 IT ! #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/Ho8dWk5Cmb
— Dipikav (@Dipikav) September 23, 2014
Fed's in delhi! Closest Ive been 2 him ever "@sarah19_89: @rogerfederer Dont forget to take a Rickshaw! #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/7iGIUCXyxj"
— Shantanu Vishnoi (@shantanu_v) September 23, 2014
@rogerfederer nice car Roger. ..fancy one. How do you see yourself in one like this? Besos .. #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/gR8lugFuju
— silvana galdi (@silvyG) September 23, 2014
@rogerfederer wants 2 visit #JamaMasjid wid u #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/yQxIBcI9r9
— Bilal'S Federer (@bilalandfederer) September 23, 2014
Whoever photoshoped this pic is genius.. LOVEDDD this pic.. stunning #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/p7x6sTQu9q
— Ali_RF (@scan_dash) September 23, 2014
@rogerfederer don't forget to learn how to dance :D #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/6QzyYJX2pO
— Chillax! (@MeroRoger) September 23, 2014
I know your one handed backhand is gold but in India they use the doble handed backhand! @rogerfederer #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/BY9S1l6XSQ
— Memento (@ja1m3lucky) September 23, 2014
.@rogerfederer You must lead an expedition into the dunes of Jaisalmer, Rajastan. It is your destiny. #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/3miGm7rlbu
— Jay Kamath (@ghostfacekamath) September 23, 2014
@rogerfederer Forgot the "RF" logo!! - here is the new one :) Riding elephants! #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/mwQ3uOMSCj
— Peter Figasinski (@peterfig) September 23, 2014
Hahahahahaha RT @Sluggy_Hollow: @rogerfederer don't forget to take a dip in the Ganges. #PhotoshopRF pic.twitter.com/ysxPRtJRsl
— Srish (@srishteaaa) September 23, 2014
You guys are so creative.. It's been amazing and so entertaining looking through #PhotoshopRF
— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) September 23, 2014
2nd attempt. #PhotoshopRF @rogerfederer pic.twitter.com/kQTThVGwHI
— Rameez (@Sychlops) September 23, 2014
Thanks to Twitter, Federer has now gone on a virtual tour of India. #awesome

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"Chapeau", the first release of Mett with Bliss Corporation is finally online, available on Youtube and on the digital stores.
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Groupon sold me £39 tickets – but they ended up costing me more than booking direct with the airline
I bought four flight tickets from Groupon for £39 each. They were sold as tokens to fly to one of 25 European destinations, excluding taxes. However, it turned out that they merely offered £39 off the price of a flight rather than a £39 flight, and there were charges to pay, such as the fuel surcharge. The end cost was around £200 per ticket – more expensive than booking direct with the airline. I complained to Groupon, but they didn't want to know. AL, London
This was an interesting case as you were prepared to take it as far and as high as you could – which I applaud. First, you initiated proceedings against Groupon in the small claims court, then you complained to the Advertising Standards Agency.
The ASA said it couldn't help while a court case was ongoing, but after someone else complained about the advert it eventually ruled that it was misleading as "the wording of the offer was ambiguous and could confuse customers".
Despite this, Groupon continued to defend its case against you, but I'm pleased you stuck to your guns because, just before the trial was due to take place, Groupon settled. While it did not accept liability, it has agreed to refund the money you paid, offering £1,050, which includes around £200 per ticket plus your court costs, putting you back in the financial position you would have been in had the adverts not been unclear.
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On the plus side, my foster parents say I am really starting to come out of my shell. My sisters are doing well too. Poppy is still pretty shy, but she is getting much more comfortable around people.
Friday, November 7, 2008
Foster mum says I am a saga. Is that good?
9 comments:
- Aniemother said...
Um... I like to pee on trees and telephone poles.. Perhaps you could get some of those, Jimmy?
PeeEss: Mom say thank you for the kind words.
- November 7, 2008 at 7:51 PM
- Cats said...
You look absolutely stunning there!
- November 7, 2008 at 10:10 PM
- ZOOLATRY said...
No... it's not good... it's simply GREAT.
To pee or not to pee or where to pee matters not, you're so darned cute, who cares?
- November 7, 2008 at 11:37 PM
- DEBRA said...
Jimmy Blossom
Your little face melts Momma's heart...
- November 8, 2008 at 1:00 AM
- Daisy said...
Oh Jimmy, you are such a little pill! I think you should try your hardest to learn to use the litter box. Maybe you could be confined to a place like the bathroom overnight with your litterbox, so you have nowhere else to potty? I think you just need to learn the habit.
- November 8, 2008 at 1:07 AM
- Lux said...
You are such a cutie!
Best try to break that blaakie habit - most beans prefer if their indoor kitties use a litter box! ;-)
- November 8, 2008 at 1:53 AM
Oh No Jimmy did none of our suggestions work :(
I do not know what else to suggest other than your Momma puttig you into the litter box after every meal you haves and making sure you "go", that is a pain but it may be the only thing that works :(
hehe Momma thinks you have a scallywag face like mez! hehe
- November 8, 2008 at 8:14 AM
- Mickey said...
Jimmy,now that you are coming out of your shell and getting more confidence, I think you will be OK!! For now,keep on being cute!!!!!!
School's out till Monday! hahahahaha
Purrs Mickey
- November 8, 2008 at 9:49 AM
- GRRRETA said...
Jimmy, you are absolutely adorable.
My only other suggestion is maybe to initiate some games in a clean litter box to get him used to the feel of the litter. My brother and sister were feral kittens, and even before the kittens started coming indoors Mommy took a litter box outdoors to try to get them used to it. The kittens started jumping in it and playing games and loved the feel of the litter. They played in it for a few days until someone figured out that it was a perfect place to pee too.
- November 9, 2008 at 8:52 AM


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This blog attempts to demystify the Mergers and Acquisitions process by explaining the many intricacies involved. It will focus primarily on private company divestitures, however the process of selling the entire company or a minority interest (as in raising equity capital) is very much the same. Many of the comments apply to acquisition searches, negotiations, valuation and commensurate financing as well.
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Psalidi beach on Kos is basically back-to-back hotels, with a sprinkling of bars and tavernas here and there. It lies just to the south of Kos Town along the main coast road and forms the southern headland that encloses the bay. Many holiday visitors staying in Kos Town will head for the beaches of Psalidi which are just a five minute bus ride away.
What recommends Psalidi to holidaymakers is the proximity to Kos Town and its night-life, along with all the trimmings that come with the luxury holiday hotel lifestyle. It is only 10 minutes on the cycle path or a pleasant 30 minutes walk.
Psalidi beach varies from narrow strips of good sand to large swathes of shingle and pebble. All along Psalidi beach there are pleasant views across the sea to the coast of Turkey.
Psalidi mainly caters for all inclusive hotel holidays and most visitors spend their time in the hotels or in nearby Kos Town, where most of the night-life and entertainment is found.
The resort also has plenty of fish taverns and restaurants of all kinds, from Greek to internationla cuisine. Most parts of the beach have sun beds and there are organised water sport with surfing a particularly popular option.
It is easy to get to along the main road from Psalidi to Kos Town and there is a cheap regular bus services and plenty of taxis. you can walk it too if you don't mind dodging the mopeds and quad bikes that tear up and down.
Entertainment in Psalidi itself is very limited, mostly confined to the hotels, and visitors complain of little to do in the evening unless you venture into Kos Town.
To the south is neighbouring Agios Fokas beach, a very well organised resort beach famous for its clear waters, beautiful views and impressive sunsets.
As cycling on Kos has grown in popularity any number of bike rental outfits have sprung up to cater for the demand and its not unusual to see whole families out on a holiday jaunt to the beach .Cycling is a great way to discover the island of kos.
With it's pleasant climate and sandy beaches Kos is always a popular choice with British holidaymakers. Most resorts are right next to the beach and feature exquisite Mediterranean scenery.
Kos Town was once considered one of the most beautiful coastal centres of the ancient world and fortunately, the ruins of many ancient buildings are open to the public today.
Pserimos is a tiny islet found between the larger islands of Kos and Kalymnos and popular with day trippers . It is just a few kilometres from Kos and close to the coast of Turkey.


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John Wyndham
The Chrysalids
John Wyndham
The Chrysalids
Release Date: 11/18/2008
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The Chyrsalids is set in the future after a devastating global nuclear war. David, the young hero of the novel, lives in a tight-knit community of religious and genetic fundamentalists, always on the alert for any deviation from the norm of God's creation. Abnormal plants are publicly burned, with much singing of hymns. Abnormal humans (who are not really human) are also condemned to destruction—unless they succeed in fleeing to the Fringes, that Wild Country where, as the authorities say, nothing is reliable and the devil does his work. David grows up ringed by admonitions: KEEP PURE THE STOCK OF THE LORD; WATCH THOU FOR THE MUTANT.
At first he does not question. Then, however, he realizes that the he too is out of the ordinary, in possession of a power that could doom him to death or introduce h im to a new, hitherto unimagined world of freedom.
The Chrysalids is a perfectly conceived and constructed work form the classic era o science fiction, a Voltairean philosophical tale that has as much resonance in our own day, when religious and scientific dogmatism are both on the march, as when it was written during the cold war.
""One of the most thoughtful post-apocalypse novels ever written. Wyndham was a true English visionary, a William Blake with a science doctorate."" -- David Mitchell
""It is quite simply a page-turner, maintaining suspense to the very end and vividly conjuring the circumstances of a crippled and menacing world, and of the fear and sense of betrayal that pervade it. The ending, a salvation of an extremely dubious sort, leaves the reader pondering how truly ephemeral our version of civilization is..."" --The Boston Globe
"[Wyndham] was responsible for a series of eerily terrifying tales of destroyed civilisations; created several of the twentieth century's most imaginative monsters; and wrote a handful of novels that are rightly regarded as modern classics." –The Observer (London)
"Science fiction always tells you more about the present than the future. John Wyndham's classroom favourite might be set in some desolate landscape still to come, but it is rooted in the concerns of the mid-1950s. Published in 1955, it's a novel driven by the twin anxieties of the cold war and the atomic bomb…Fifty years on, when our enemy has changed and our fear of nuclear catastrophe has subsided, his analysis of our tribal instinct is as pertinent as ever." –The Guardian (London)
"[A]bsolutely and completely brilliant…The Chrysalids is a top-notch piece of sci-fi that should be enjoyed for generations yet to come." –The Ottawa Citizen
"John Wyndham's novel The Chrysalids is a famous example of 1950s Cold War science fiction, but its portrait of a community driven to authoritarian madness by its overwhelming fear of difference - in this case, of genetic mutations in the aftermath of nuclear war - finds its echoes in every society." –The Scotsman
"The Chrysalids comes heart-wrenchingly close to being John Wyndham's most powerful and profound work." –SFReview.net
"Re-Birth (The Chrysalids) was one of the first science fiction novels I read as a youth, and several times tempted me to take a piggy census. Returning to it now, more than 30 years later, I find that I remember vast parts of it with perfect clarity…a book to kindle the joy of reading science fiction. –SciFi.com
"A remarkably tender story of a post-nuclear childhood…It has, of course, always seemed a classic to most of its three generations of readers...It has become part of a canon of good books." –The Guardian, September 15, 2000


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CBRAT - Coastal Biodiversity Risk Analysis Tool
CBRAT is an ecoinformatics platform synthesizing the biogeographic distributions, abundances, life history attributes, and environmental tolerances of near-coastal invertebrates and fishes to 200 m depth at an ecoregion scale.
The current version focuses on species from the Gulf of California through the Beaufort Sea.
Additionally, CBRAT is a risk-assessment tool to automatically calculate the relative vulnerability of each species to climate change.


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Painting a wood frame and reupholstering cushions are two DIY standbys for furniture makeovers, but a third project, a simple slipcover, gives this chair an extra unique makeover.
Before you make the slipcover:
Paint the frame: Watch the video below to learn how.
Reuphoster the seat and back: Click here to learn how to reupholster a chair.
For the seat slipcover, use a tape measure to measure the width and length (front to back) of the seat. Measure the depth of the cushion, multiply that number by two, and add it to the seat length measurement. For the chairback slipcover, use the same width measurement as for the seat. For the length, measure from the bottom front up and over to the bottom back of the chairback. For both the seat and chairback slipcovers, cut pieces of fabric to the respective width and length measurements plus 1 inch extra for seam allowances. Cut additional pieces of fabric for the reversible side to the same size.
For ties, cut four 18-inch-long pieces of ribbon and fold each in half. With right sides together and the folded ribbons sandwiched between each corner, join the two fabric pieces and the ribbons (at the folds) using a sewing machine and a 1/2-inch seam allowance; leave an opening for turning. Be careful not to catch the loose ends of the ribbons (the ties) in the seam. Clip corners and turn the slipcover right-side out. Press, then topstitch opening closed.
For ties, cut four 9-inch-long pieces of ribbon. With right sides together and the ribbons sandwiched between at each corner, join the two fabrics and the ribbons using a sewing machine and a 1/2-inch seam allowance; leave an opening for turning. Clip corners and turn the slipcover right-side out. Press, then topstitch opening closed.
Position the slipcovers on the seat and chairback. Tie ribbons into bows around the legs and chairback to hold the slipcovers in place.
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Adult Ballet Instructor Bio
Lisa Bottitta-Busfield is a 2002 graduate of Muhlenberg's Theatre & Dance Department, where she received her Bachelor of Arts in dance. She has master's degree in dance education from Temple University. While in college, she participated annually in the American College Dance Festival (ACDFA) and made her film debut as a dancer in the independent film A.K.A. Ms. Bottitta-Busfield has studied with such distinguished dance educators as Karen Dearborn, Luke Kahlich, Clare Byrne, Rebecca Lazier, Ann Vachon, and Brad Parquette. She is a Part-Time Lecturer in Muhlenberg's Dance Program, and has also served as a faculty member for the University of Saint Francis, in Fort Wayne, Ind.; the Indiana University–Purdue University, Fort Wayne; and Huntington University. Ms. Bottitta-Busfield also choreographed and taught modern technique for the New American Youth Ballet Conservatory, and taught dance technique for The Fort Wayne School of Dance. She has performed as a modern dancer for Dance Arts Theater company in Fort Wayne, and has been a member of the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) since 2003.


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Tastemaker: Wisdom and Friendship Packaged in an Airbnb Rental
As life changes and evolves, so does our traveling style. Or, should I say our travel accommodations. We have a baby girl, Sunny Bea, who is almost two years old which in itself is crazy how times flies. But since then, we have been renting homes vs. staying in hotels on our getaways. Initially, the mind-set was to have more space, to create a balance of cooking and eating out, and enjoy the comforts and informality of renting a home vs. booking... Read More


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By Ishaan . October 30, 2012 . 2:30pm
Okami HD is out today on the PlayStation Network for $20 in North America, and here's a new trailer to whet your appetite if you're thinking of picking it up:
As previously reported, Okami HD has revamped PlayStation Move controls that differ from the control scheme used in the Wii version of the game.


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The two twin bedrooms open out onto the courtyard enabling you to park right outside the door. We can also provide parking behind lock gates if this is preferable.
The rooms are all fitted with TV and coffee/tea making facilities. We also have an iron, hair dryer and travel cot available on request.
Breakfast is served in our purpose built Breakfast room a few steps away from your room. We have an extensive menu but will cater to any needs on request.
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If you want to deny United Airlines your business, there's now an Chrome extension that'll help you avoid booking a flight with the company. Drop United removes all United flights from well-known travel search engines like Kayak, Expedia, and Google Flights, so you won't even see them among your choices, The Hill reports.
"Corporations can treat you like shit because you'll eventually forget you were ever mad," the tool's description warns. "Welcome to the United States of Humanity."
People began calling for a boycott on United with the hashtag #BoycottUnitedAirlines after a video of airline staff dragging a man off a plane went viral. The flight was overbooked, and passenger David Dao was randomly selected to give up his seat. However, he was a doctor who needed to get home in order to work, so he refused to leave. Then, several security officers physically pulled him off. He's heard screaming in the video.
In a memo to employees, United's CEO Oscar Munoz wrote that Dao was "disruptive and belligerent" and the staff were "was left with no choice."
"Our employees followed established procedures for dealing with situations like this," he further defended the decision. "While I deeply regret this situation arose, I also emphatically stand behind all of you, and I want to commend you for continuing to go above and beyond to ensure we fly right."
After that news broke, another United passenger claimed that the airline had ignored sexual harassment she experienced at the hands of a drunk man on a flight and kept serving him alcohol. It also didn't help that the airline already had a PR fiasco on its hands after refusing to let passengers who wore leggings on.
To express your opposition to these decisions by boycotting United Airlines, you can download the extension here.


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Lil Wayne No Ceilings
No Ceilings or a Square Box?
Listen for Yourself
- The Hip Hop Chamber: Lil Wayne Official No Ceilings
Mixtape download
Lil Wayne
Wayne On Me
I am not one of those people who claim Weezy F baby is the greatest rapper alive. However, I would say I an a fan well maybe not since fan derives from fanatical and that is something I am not in regards to DeWayne Carter. But I do listen to his music and he has put out some songs that are the most played on my i-tunes. With that being said my ears threw up after hearing this. It was worst than the mixtape leaks. I WANT MY MONEY BACK WEEZY! Huh? What is that? It was free? I still want my money back Wayne owes me for the brain damage it caused.
WARNING: Mixtape lowers IQ or Reveals your LOW IQ
*/***** aka 1 of 5 star rating
He has a good line here and there but after listening to it I could write "How to Rap like Lil Wayne" it is nothing special.
Did you like this Mixtape?
Swag Surfin'
Lil Wayne
Review of Lyrics in Tracks
- Swag Surf - "I spaz I curse" yes this album is full of spazing and cursing. "***ch Im bad
walk around like im thirty feet tall, Tiger Woods all these **** (ladies) trying birdy these balls" Lil Wayne your small behind may walk around like your thirty feet tall but you lil butt is 5'6, have fun in prison! "I'm the hardest sh** go in you ass" this a homosexual reference by the man who refers to himself as a pussy monster.
- Ice Cream Paint Job - "Flow like Syringes" Yes Wayne your rhymes make people reach for syringes to ease the pain. "Stupid fruity swag like a mothaf**** runt" Another homosexual reference by Wayne.
- D.O.A.- "Lil Wayne
spit hangin' from my mouth, retard flow,
and i f*** the game up, like a bad call." I could not have worded it better, a rapper with a mental disability is messing up rap music.
- Skit Gudda
- Wasted "B-tch I bring the noise, where the lions sleep,
where did the ceilings go?" I am not aware of noise where lions sleep, if you are please inform me. Where did the ceilings go, I got a an ADD flow.
- Watch My Shoes "The money can't fit in my pockets but I bet that gun fit" No wonder Wayne pleaded guilty on gun charges he can't stop bragging about his guns. Heres another one "Gun on the waistline, leave you in the wasteland." Possibly the best line on the mixtape props to Weezy "Mickey mouse cheese, hip hop Walt Disney,
Shesh gosh Oshkosh we gash smoking on that Bob Marley,
Listening to Pete Tosh." "Hip hop so contaminate, I swear just examine that,
If I'm such a philanthropist the god to these evangelists" Yes Wayne you have contaminated hip-hop. Hmm I suppose Wanye is saying money is god, he has a lot of money therfore he is god? " I am so New Orleans yes I grew pistachios,
Dat mean I go nuts at any beat they throw at me" Wayne refers to himself as crazy which after painfully listening to this mixtape I agree.
- Break Up - "Brain dead flow, vegetable zukini" Yes your rhymes are equivalent to someone rapping with no brain. "Big bad flow Weezy" Wayne trying to convince us he is tough, he is going to jail on gun charges you know. " Vince Young, suicide doors, haha" Nice line Wayne nice line.
- Banned From TV - "I'm a a**hole, wipe me down b**ch" - no comment
- Throw It in the Bag Remix
- Thats All I Have
- Skit Shanell
- Wayne on Me "She love my style, but thats expected she comin' back to you, the chance is anorexic." Wayne taking a stand against Anorexia good for him!
- I'm Good- "Got them greenback like I live in the grass" Really Wayne really?! Who knew you were rich and couldn't make a decent simile.
- Poke Her Face - "I poke her so much I deserve a bracelet" - He forgot no homo uh oh.
- Run This Town - "Running circles round a gang like a hula hoop an' sh-t" He admits to being a coward and running from gangs." "But how come I'm still colder than commonly" either a really deep line or a really dumb line you tell me.
- I Got No Ceilings - "I'm high as height" nice simile Wayne did you think of that yourself? "I need a counselor, I'm hip hops announcer" Yes you do need a counselor I am glad we see eye to eye.
- Outro - "Please don't forget the F" Referring to the grade I give this album.
- "No Ceilings - "Ok, Cool n Dre, this is no ceilings,
I do this all day I got bars, no railings" no wonder you have a "retard flow" fell off one to many railings.
- Oh Lets Do It - "Swagger stupid" Agreed! "Sh** on a track sh** on a train" I suppose Wayne has a a going problem.
- Single - "My girl actin' like a brat so when she call I don't answer I write her back" Smart move Wayne.
- Sweet Dreams- Idk after Nicki Minaj's verse I zoned out and stopped listening it.
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Big bad flow Weezy
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Lil Wayne is hands down the best rapper alive! he has be in the game 10 years plus. He puts out more music than any other artist. Lyrically noone is one his level. Where is the comparison? and who compare? Yes others rappers such as Jay Z Eminem etc. are right there at the top as well but to me they are kind of like biggie and Pac uncomparable. They have 2 different styles so they cant be compared. Wayne is the best at what he does and i will take that to the grave.
i like wayne but not close to best ever. I'd say top 15.
his rhymes are ill, not sick he changed rap other rappers cant compete wit him
Lil Wayne....Hands down is the best rapper ALIVE, he's flow has definitely changed a lot since post Carter III. Non the less no other rapper comes up with those crazy metaphors like Wayne does. He's original and has he's own style. Wayne has definitely changed the game.
I love Lil Wayne... I knew who he was 4 months ago and I'll remember who he is 4 months from now... and 4 years from now. Sometimes small people still have big things to say. Of course, some people use profanity as adjectives... which I love to do myself, but to each his own. Still love him though. Sorry! =)
I like his music... His voice is rough and unique...so much talent in his blood..He knows what his audience wants. He is such a great performer.
And he's supposed to be in his prime haha.He should retire for good.
now I know more about his songs, although i see him in entertainment section always...He is good alright...
What a chump! In 6 months we'll all be like, "Who's Lil' Wayne?!" I want A Tribe Called Quest to make a comeback...Leaders of the New School would be pretty badass too!


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- 2 Tomatoes (finely chopped)
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- Heat oil in a frying pan. Fry the cheese balls until they turn golden brown.
- Take a kadhai with sufficient oil and fry the onions until they become pink.
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And every time, I get out of my car to go do something.
And every time, I come back to my car.
Sometimes I go to get in and I notice there's a nice piece of half-melted chocolate smashed onto my seat.
And sometimes that chocolate looks like poo.
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One Husband Explains Why Men Stop Taking Their Wives and Girlfriends on Dates (It's Not Why You Think)
Most people tend to assume that the husband of the editor-in-chief of Glamour must know all there is to know about relationships. These people are, in general, correct, and I applaud them for their wisdom in acknowledging my brilliance. After all, anyone who has seen me in the magazine over the years wear jeggings, carry kittens in public, do a couple of sit-ups, or even give up cheeseburgers (well, for an afternoon) knows that I'll do anything to get to the bottom of what makes women tick. I think it can be fairly said, without hyperbole, that I'm an expert on all matters of the heart and that this expertise makes me the greatest husband and father the world has ever known. Period.
So in my official capacity as Expert Relationship Adviser, which I'm told will last until the end of this blog post, I'd like to address the one topic that continues to befuddle married or otherwise committed folks to this day: dating. And specifically the sort of "dating" that occurs between longtime couples, as a means of keepin' it real, as my wife and I like to do (and like to say).
First off, let's dispense with the notion that married couples get stale—stuck in their workaday routines, reluctant to inject any romance into their totally-fine-but-somehow-blah existence. After all, we're so bombarded with warnings from self-proclaimed "relationship experts" that the threat of becoming boring is constantly looming over us. I mean, you'd have to be blind to fall into that kind of rut, wouldn't you? Luckily for me, I'm married to someone who is as willing to seek out excitement and adventure after 17 years of marriage as she was when we first met. So in honor of the 100th anniversary of the modern date, get a load of this:
Here we are...keepin' it real.
The very picture of excitement and adventure, am I right? We pride ourselves on finding new and challenging activities—usually ones that involve someone or something else doing the walking for us—you know, to keep things fresh!
Now I won't insult your intelligence by talking about why you and your partner should be finding quality time to spend together, no matter how long you've been a couple. It's obvious and it makes sense—dates give you a chance to communicate, destress, and simply do fun or romantic things you might not do otherwise. Let's agree on that and move on.
What does need explaining, however, could be your man's reluctance to date, despite all the glaring good it does. I want you all to be sensitive to this and to keep in mind this important explanation: We thought we were done! Dating, in your man's brain, was a means to an end, a necessary evil that got him where he needed to be but could be discarded once he locked the girl (you) in. Once the guy has the girl, dating is nothing but a source of funny anecdotes from long ago that you can pull out at lame parties as needed: "Ha, honey, remember when you fell asleep in the restaurant while I was talking to you? That was hilarious and didn't make me feel self-conscious at all." (This is real. My wife once dozed off on me on a date. I'm clearly fascinating.)
Believe it or not, our reluctance to plan dates is not actually because we've become unromantic or boring. We long for the opportunity to whisper sweet nothings to you from across a table in terribly broken French. We pine for a night of drunken karaoke instead of playing Words With Friends next to you in bed. Why won't we do it, then? Here's my theory: We can't believe we landed you.
Crazy, you say? Tell that to the guy whose beautiful, successful wife FELL ASLEEP IN A LOUD RESTAURANT while he was throwing down his best material. We maintain the same fear of dating you that we had before we got married. We think, what if it's all a ruse, a delicately balanced scheme of yours that can crumble at any moment, just by our choosing the wrong restaurant or choosing the wrong corsage? (What, all husbands and boyfriends don't bring corsages on date night? To those guys, I say remember my grandfather's words on prom night: "Boutonniere and corsage leads to sensual massage..."). So in a way, not dating is the most romantic thing of all—he's telling you you're way too good for him and he shouldn't even bother with someone so out of his league.
My suggestion? Take him out. Rebuild some of the confidence you know the poor lunk's lost while watching you drool on the couch during Channing Tatum movies the last few years (that's not a date, by the way). Show him he has nothing to worry about. Sit him down in a proper restaurant, pour him a glass of wine, gaze into his eyes, and, dare I suggest, stay awake.
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The Zika virus will affect Americans, but only on a small scale. This virus is only transmitted though blood, from what I understand, which limits the threat to the American people. Although I am unsure of the lasting effects within the human body, or how long the virus lives inside its host, it seems to have minimal threat of hospitalization or death.
I personally feel that the Zika virus will affect Americans. It is only a matter of time, before an individual, especially and American, become infected with the virus. There are already reported cases in several United States Territories, in which several Americans reside. These individuals could return to their prospective states, and potentially become a high risk for the virus.
The healthcare in the US is great, and that's the reason diseases like this don't originate in places like America and Western Europe. But that didn't stop Ebola affecting people in Europe and the States, so it's likely that it will reach America somewhere down the line - but I expect the situation to be relatively under control if it does.
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As the mother of 14 month old twins, I am constantly looking for engaging activities that challenge my babies and keep them entertained. At this age my twins love to do what I do, and want to help as much as possible. They are usually more creative then I am, and given some materials often come up with their own activities. Here is a list of some of the activities my twins and I have enjoyed together as well as some suggestions from other moms.
Around the House
· Picking up - my kids love to put things away and the 'help.' Try keeping only 10-12 toys on the shelves at a time to make clean up time easier. You can rotate the less popular toys every few weeks.
· Putting things into containers - it doesn't matter what kind of container or the things you are putting into them. I use an empty wipes container and gave the twins large game pieces to put in the slot where the wipes come out. My son loves this activity.
· Pushing cars around while making the noises brum-brum.
· Knocking over towers of boxes or blocks.
· Turning over cars or trucks and 'fixing' (playing with) the wheels.
· Brushing their own hair.
· Reading books - both my kids can't get enough of this. They love turning the pages. They even love turning the pages of a book alone and 'reading' it to themselves.
· Singing songs - they especially love to clap along or do hand motions. The wheels on the bus and paddy -cake are some of our favorites. They also love to drum or shake rattles to music.
· Dancing - we love having a dance party. Whether I dance holding the baby in my arms, holding their hands, or we all just dance around, they love it.
· Playing in the tub.
· Going up and down stairs.
· We love playing with flashcards. Either buy them or make your own from picture you collect.
· Make a fort - my kids love climbing in and out of things. You can cut doors in a large box, put smaller boxes together, cover a table with a blanket, or anything that makes a fort.
· Doing the laundry - My daughter loves to pull all the clothes out of the clean laundry basket and play in them. I recommend this activity before you've folded them.
· Play hide and seek - make it very easy.
· Talking on fake cell phones.
· Practice using a spoon and a fork.
Exploring the Outdoors
· Let your toddler take you for a walk - whether your baby crawls or walks, let them take their time and follow them as they explore your yard and/or neighborhood. Remember, most of the day you're in charge, let your little one take control for a little while. This wasn't the best activity with twins, but would probably be great with just one baby.
· Play in a kiddy pool -If you don't have a pool fill anything - my kids love playing in a wagon at their grandparents.
· Set up the sprinkler or the hose nozzle in the yard.
· Put up a bird feeder and watch the animals.
· Blow bubbles.
· Play with a ball - throw it, kick it, sit on it, be creative.
· Chase each other.
· Use a hose to spray water on the pavement or deck in different patterns.
· Help water the plants. We have a child sized watering can, but a yogurt container would also work great.
Out and About
Almost any child-friendly establishment will be enjoyed by your 13 or 14 month old. Here are just a few of the ideas of things you can do when you just need to get out:
· Go to the zoo.
· Go to a petting farm - any farm where you can look at the animals, even from a distance it great.
· Go to a museum - even a museum designed for adults gives your baby a chance to people watch.
· Visit the beach or a lake.
· Take a hike.
· Take a long walk and point out everything you see to your baby - don't worry about feeling foolish just keep talking.
· Drive near the airport and watch the planes take off.
· Join a playgroup - it's important for kids of any age to interact.
· Collect pictures of animals on your trips out and make a book or flashcards.
· Have a picnic.
· Go to a playground and swing and climb.
· Go to a pool.
· Go to your local library for reading time, or just to look at new books.
· Go listen to outdoor live music.
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<< -- 3 -- Robert Anderson AN ELOQUENT PERFORMANCE
At the start of Act 2 the Princess is anxiously awaiting Maurizio, on tenterhooks lest he fail her
[watch and listen -- 'Acerba volutta, dolce totura' (Act 2), chapter 11, 38:52-40:00].
He turns up, but she immediately notices the violets (they gradually become a main character) and
suspects another woman. Maurizio sensibly gives her the flowers. Adriana has been invited to the
villa by the Prince, who imagines Maurizio is there with the diva's great actress rival rather than
his own wife. The Princess must therefore disappear, so that till almost the end of the act she is
closeted off. Maurizio persuades Adriana to rescue the unknown woman in secret hiding. This will be
effected through a concealed door into the garden. But before the Princess is through it, she has
dropped her bracelet, and the women are aghast at the discovery they both love Maurizio
[watch and listen -- 'E sia!' (Act 2), chapter 18, 65:58-67:16].
Adriana (Joan Sutherland, right) shows the bracelet to The Princess of Bouillon (Heather Begg) in Act 2. DVD screenshot © Opus Arte
Most performances (this too) omit the Prince of Bouillon's casual explanation near the start
of Act 3 that in some idle chemical experiments he has discovered a powder that will cause
delirium and death. Adriana is an honoured guest at the Bouillon reception. The Princess realises
Adriana is the rival who allowed her garden escape. She now pretends Maurizio has been wounded
unto death in a duel, so that Adriana obligingly faints. When Adriana produces the incriminating
bracelet, the women are at open warfare
[watch and listen -- 'È quella dama al certo!' (Act 3), chapter 23, 92:23-93:40].
The Act 4 sequel is easily forecast: the Princess will send, as if a faded reminder from Maurizio,
the now powdered violets to Adriana on her birthday, and she regretfully expires
[watch and listen -- 'Che? Tu tremi' (Act 4), chapter 32, 127:00-128:08].
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From the Principal's Desk – Sept 2014
What an amazing journey we have been on in the last seven weeks! Your prayers, warm wishes and excitement are palpable.
Settling In
We are settling into the rhythm of a new school year.
The days are becoming cooler.
The animals are beginning their hibernation preparation.
Our soccer team has had their very first away game.
Grade books are filling with classwork, homework and assessments.
Dorm doors have transformed into prayer walls with decorations and inspiration.
Students are eagerly anticipating Home Leave and much needed family time and rest.
And our English, Math and Science teachers are busily preparing for our October ACT-aligned midterm.
The school year is in full swing and learning is in progress.
Teaching and Learning
The Principal Plan for 2014-2015 focuses on five essential areas: Culture, Academics, PR/Marketing, Talent and Fundraising. Our academic objective is to enhance the alignment of school programs, rituals, instructional approaches and calendar to college and career readiness. Our first step in that direction is to create internal formative assessments that are aligned to the ACT. In October 2014, December 2014, March 2015 and May 2015, ninth and tenth grade students will pilot our data-driven initiative to align our course content with ACT skills and ACT summative assessments. All freshman and sophomore English, Math and Science instruction will partially align to the ACT. The ACT has four sections: English Grammar, English Reading Comprehension, Mathematical Reasoning and Scientific Reasoning.
By focusing on data-driven instruction in our core content areas we endeavor to:
- Establish a common rigorous internal assessment for our students.
- Set performance benchmarks and goals for our rigorous external assessment (ACT).
- Provide opportunities for faculty to regularly analyze student data on key academic skills.
Ensure opportunities for faculty to regularly re-teach topics and skills based on formative assessment outcomes in preparation for summative assessment goals.
Parents and students can expect us to adhere to the following timeline for ACT alignment:
In June 2015, the Pine Forge Academy Curriculum Committee will review ACT data; publish ACT data (each student and family will receive a personalized report) and assess the 2014-2015 Data-Driven Instructional pilot program in order to make recommendations for the 2015-2016 school year.
The Truth about Testing
It is no secret that a test score gap exists between Black American and White American students in our nation. Historically, 5% of Black American students demonstrate college readiness on all four categories of the ACT; for White Americans the readiness percentage climbs to 33% and for Asian Americans the readiness percentage climbs to 44% (according to www.act.org/research/ ).
While many individuals dispute the causes of the test score gap, the impacts cannot be denied. In his book "The Black-White Test Score Gap" William R. Johnson states that "wage differentials exist between Black and White workers – in some part – because of differences in the acquisition of basic verbal and mathematical skills." To remedy this difference, educational thinkers like Dr. Lisa Delpit and Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu demand that educators provide Black students with the "codes of power" to actualize their high academic abilities. Strategies include:
- Providing students of color with culturally relevant and culturally rich curriculum.
- Demonstrating sensitivity to building student self-esteem and confidence.
- Honoring the heritage and ancestry of African-American/African/Caribbean-American culture.
- Teaching students- through rites of passages – gender roles for young womanhood and young manhood.
- Practicing the rules of the culture of power and embracing the "dual consciousness" of Black American citizenship.
- And pushing, practicing, demanding the highest expectations in academic achievement and development.
None of the strategies above are new or novel to Pine Forge Academy. As we push forward a new Data-Driven Instructional initiative, we do so with the full confidence that our ACT-alignment coupled with our Christ-centered curriculum and historically Black cultural perspective will yield awesome results for our students.
We ask for your prayerful support and encourage your comments and thoughts on this endeavor.


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President Obama is still in the first year of his second term and a lot will happen between now and 2016, but we already can glimpse what his legacy will be.
As I've written, the trio of scandals that have preoccupied the media for the last few weeks won't really touch him, although the Justice Department's spying on journalists like the AP and Fox News' James Rosen may eventually lead to the resignation of ineffectual Attorney General Eric Holder.
And we don't know what will happen in Iran or increasingly volatile Syria, which could test this president the way the Cuban Missile Crisis tested JFK.
Much will depend on how health care reform, this president's signature legislation, works—or doesn't. And of course he will always be remembered as the first African-American to be elected and then reelected president.
But I think President Obama will be seen principally as a transitional president who helped clean up the mess left behind by the administration of George W. Bush, the worst president of the last 50 years. That includes:
- Ending the war in Iraq on schedule and walking away.
- Bringing the war in Afghanistan to a dignified close, albeit one far short of a fantasy "victory."
- Killing Osama bin Laden and decimating Al Qaeda's ability to carry out mass terrorist attacks like 9/11
- Rolling back some of the excesses of the Bush-Cheney counterterrorism regime, like secret prisons and torture and moving to disperse prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, while trying to establish a clearer legal and operational structure for drone strikes.
- Successfully completing the TARP program set up by the Bush administration. That includes rebuilding the capital of the largest banks, winding down the government's position in AIG, and even beginning to make profits from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
- Overseeing the Dodd-Frank financial reform act, which, though unwieldy, has stifled the worst excesses of these institutions and has undone the damage done by the Wall Street free-for-all ushered in by President Clinton and his Treasury Secretary Bob Rubin.
- Continuing the Bush Administration's bailout of the auto industry by using TARP funds and shepherding these companies through managed bankruptcies. Now GM and Chrysler are highly profitable and have helped spark a revival of the American industrial heartland.
- Fixing FEMA and improving disaster relief dramatically from the catastrophe of Hurricane Katrina
- His agreement with Republicans to avert the "fiscal cliff," which made permanent most of the Bush tax cuts but also raised tax revenues from top earners, paved the way for a massive rally on Wall Street and (along with the Federal Reserve's extra-loose monetary policy) a genuine consumer recovery. Even conservative host Lawrence Kudlow acknowledged that.
- Reducing the deficit quicker than expected after agreeing to $3 trillion in spending cuts
The president has a long way to go to undo the damage created by President Bush. He has tried to have it both ways on the added executive powers the Bush Administration took on in the wake of 9/11.
His failure to pursue more action on climate change or to prosecute criminals at Wall Street banks will be lasting stains on his record.
He's still trying to get enhanced background checks for firearms, immigration reform, and a grand bargain on entitlements and the budget. Any of those would enhance his administration's legacy, but all three face stiff resistance in a Tea Party-dominated House.
And he has yet to achieve a foreign policy milestone like Richard Nixon's trip to China or Jimmy Carter's brokering of a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.
Short of those things, President Obama will be remembered as the president who lifted the country out of the hole dug by President Bush. That's no small achievement, since it was a very deep hole indeed.


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At least, that's what I like to think. Though, perhaps it was inevitable that Facebook would have happened despite my attempted interference. I should make it clear that I'm a huge fan of Facebook and am, well, kind of addicted to it. But imagine how different the world might have been...
You see, back in 2004, Mark Zuckerberg was a student in my Operating Systems course (the much-feared and oft-maligned CS161, widely known as one of the more challenging courses at Harvard). Zuck was one of those students who pretty much nailed the course material without my having to teach it to him; this trait often goes hand-in-hand with having plenty of, shall we say, extracurricular interests and as a result he was not coming to lectures very regularly. At one point I called him to my office to find out where he had been, since class participation (by which I roughly mean, coming to lecture and not falling asleep) is part of the course grade.
Zuck explained that he was very busy starting a new social networking website called Facebook. Besides, he had also been in some trouble with the University for appropriating the digital database of student photo IDs and putting up a kind of "hot-or-not" site where visitors rated the relative attractiveness two randomly-selected pictures. (I like to think that I taught Zuck something about how to implement that in an efficient and deadlock-free manner, but that would no doubt be giving myself too much credit.)
Of course, at that time I thought that social networking sites were a complete waste of time -- both for the users and those developing the sites -- so I earnestly tried to talk Mark out of squandering his precious Harvard education on such a frivolous endeavor. "You think you're going to compete against Friendster and Orkut?" was the general outline of my argument. There were already too many social networking sites out there, I claimed, and building yet another one was clearly a waste of time. After all, didn't he want to graduate? And make an A in CS161 while he was at it?
Zuck was -- remarkably! -- unphased by this line of thinking and went ahead and built Facebook, and just to prove how useless everything we teach about efficiency and careful software design in CS161 really is, he implemented it in PHP. And it worked. Oh yeah, and he managed to grow the site to over 175 million users. So clearly I know pretty much zip when it comes to figuring out what a good startup business strategy is going to be, which explains why I should remain safely ensconced in my office at Harvard.
I want to take a little credit for one aspect of Facebook, though. At a later meeting (after Zuck had left Harvard and gone off to raise millions in capital) we were talking about the future of Facebook and I suggested to him that they really needed to find a way to get people to login to the site regularly. With most social networking sites, you sign up, add your few dozen friends, and maybe for one or two weeks get a kick out of messaging them as they join your friend list. But after that, there's little or no reason to keep returning to the site -- as a result your profile just stagnates. Well, wouldn't you know it -- a few months later Facebook came out with the News Feed feature which shows you what all of your friends are up on on an up-to-the-minute basis. Pure genius! Had I only thought to patent the idea before Mark got his grubby hands on it I would be a very rich (and far less grumpy) man right now.
Ah well. It is, after all, my firmly held conviction that the goal of academia is to broadly disseminate good ideas for others to exploit. All I really need to do is keep publishing papers, and I don't care how many millions that News Feed is worth, it ain't good enough to get into SOSP. Right?
One last thought. If, by any chance, you are thinking about forming your own startup, by all means come talk to me first, and do exactly the opposite of what I tell you. Guaranteed success!
(Update 2/26/09: Some of those commenting here seem to have missed the intended irony of this post. In response to one of the comments, yes, I did in fact invent the Internet. As it turns out, I am also responsible for many other features of Facebook, including the ability to link to your friends, set your status, post photos, and of course -- my favorite feature by far -- superpoke. These were all originally my ideas and I hope you have enjoyed using them during your own Facebook experience. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to clarify!)


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As the summer came and went and it was time for back to school shopping I got more and more anxious about sending my little one off to school. It didn't help that my daughter was also nervous about her knew adventure. I tried really hard to stay positive and upbeat at all times, continually telling her how much fun she was going to have. I knew it was going to be a major adjustment for both of us and was determined to be prepared.
* We read a lot of books about going to kindergarten and the first day of school.
* I involved my daughter with picking out her own school supplies to try and get her excited.
* The elementary school organized a play group every Wednesday in August at the school. I took her every week and we got to meet teachers and other kids in her class. This was also a great way for me to meet the teachers, ask questions and talk with other parents.
* I went to all the school orientations an open houses.
* Just before school started I organized a little space in our kitchen that included her daily schedule as well as her weekly fine arts schedule. This way every night I could prepare her for the next school day.
* We drove by her school a few times and would talk about where the bus will drop her off, her bus route and where she needs to go.
* A few weeks before school started, I got her adjusted to going to bed and waking up earlier.
The first day of school came and I had to fight back my tears as my little 5 year old was crying her eyes out that she didn't want to go to school. For the first time in my life I had to put her on the bus and give up control. No longer was I the one driving her around and taking her to school. No longer could I be with her and make sure she was safe. I now had to rely on the bus driver to get her to school safely and the teacher to teach and protect her all day. As the bus pulled up and stopped at our driveway I held back the tears as she stepped on the bus and the door closed behind her. I waived goodbye and stood there as the bus drove out of site. I held it together up until this point and then I lost it. The tears just rolled down my face and I was a mess. I had imagined this day and played it out over and over in my head. As much as I thought I was prepared I definitely wasn't.
The first day actually went by pretty fast. I would catch myself checking her schedule and wondering what she was doing. I waited patiently for the bus to drop her off that first afternoon. I watched as every kid got off the bus, but there was no Paige. My worst fear quickly washed over me, my stomach dropped and I almost went into panic mode. Where was my daughter? I managed to walk over to the bus driver and ask if there was a little girl named Paige on the bus. She called for her and slowly her little head popped out of the seat. Oh, thank goodness! As I was trying to pull myself together I was instantly having to deal with her crying and complaining that she was tired and didn't want to go back to school.
Remember, she only went to preschool 3 days a week for 3 hours a day. She was now going 5 days a week from 8:00 to 3:20. All day, everyday. As much as I thought I was prepared, I was not at all prepared for her extreme exhaustion. She hated going all day. She hated all the walking. She hated all the work. She hated gym. She hated it all. Every night and every morning she would cry that she didn't want to go to school. It was a long 2 weeks, but eventually she began to like school. She got to meet new friends and she loved her teacher. Thankfully, so did I. I even e-mailed her the first week letting her know how much Paige hated gym. Her teacher was kind enough to give me updates and check on her while she was in gym class. She was fantastic and I could not have asked for a better teacher. Paige learned to read and write and is now reading entire books on her own and I contribute it Mrs. Mitchell.
To thank her for a wonderful year a bunch of us parents went in on a large combined gift. Even though I contributed to the gift, I also wanted to give the teacher and the helper in the class something small.


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There's not much to this mission, but to get full synchronization you need to not lose health. To do that, don't start any fights. Walk past Borgia guards carefully, slowly, making sure you don't walk over them with the horse. Eventually, a cut scene interrupts you and leaves you with a thief to chase down. Immediately begin running after the thief. Target him while you run and, when you're close, hold forward on the Left Analog Stick and tap the grab button to perform a diving tackle to end the mission.
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The New York Times reports today that there are critical shortages of drugs to treat a number of life-threatening illnesses. So far this year, shortages have been recorded for 180 drugs (a record number) needed to treat childhood leukemia, breast cancer and life-threatening infections.
Federal officials and lawmakers are proposing a national stockpile of cancer medicines and/or a new nonprofit that could import drugs from overseas. "But the sense of alarm is widespread," said the report.
"These shortages are just killing us," said Dr. Michael Link, president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. "These drugs save lives and it's unconscionable that medicines that cost a couple of bucks a vial are unavailable."


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A new book, Once Upon a Time in Tallaght, Tinker Tales and Traveller Stories was launched at the County Library last night. The book is a collection of stories, poems and photographs about the life of the Travelling community in South Dublin County in the 1950s and 60s. Mervyn Ennis, a native of Ballymount and resident of Saggart, has had his poetry recognised in Irish and British awards and in Irish, British, Italian and Australian publications. This is his first venture into prose and is a tribute to the Travelling people, whose cause he championed in the High Court and Supreme Court in the 1980s and he was the first social worker to accompany a Traveller delegation to Strasbourg to articulate their case.
Mervyn says "During [the 1950s and early 60s] Travellers were the victims of much discrimination and poverty but despite this they have tremendous resilience and great can-do spirit – it is this humanity and spirituality that the book is trying to get in touch with".
The book is illustrated by striking photographs by former Irish Times photographer Alen MacWeeney.
The book is published by South Dublin County Council and is available to buy from branches of South Dublin Libraries, priced €15 or by contacting Síle Coleman or Colette Carpenter at the County Library, Tallaght on 01 4620073 or firstname.lastname@example.com. It will also shortly be available to borrow from our libraries. Alen MacWeeney's photographs of Travellers are available in our digital archive Source.


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1985 was a year during which particularly noteworthy hard frosts in January and February seriously affected and severely damaged the vines. Thereafter, the situation didn't improve as frosty conditions struck again in spring, negatively impacting the growth of the new buds. Thankfully, the situation did improve at the beginning of summer, and the flowering phase proceeded swiftly. August was a relatively chilly month but this didn't adversely affect the grapes. The good weather in September lifted spirits amongst the inhabitants of the Champagne region. When the time came to begin the harvest, the grapes were in perfect overall condition. The harvest began on the 30th of September and was completed promptly.
The climate was favourable for sustaining a good harvest of high quality worthy of the 1995 Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs. These lively, well-structured wines have a good acidity which means that they keep well. The Chardonnays are eulogistic and the complex black grape varieties exhibit an interesting typicality.
Although the seasons were very changeable, it was with some surprise that grapes of remarkable quality and with exceptional characteristics were harvested. We have to go back to 1928 to find a potential alcohol-acidity combination of this level and of this quality. Given the historical reputation of this year, there is every hope that 1996 will be an outstanding vintage
The harvest began in the rain of mid-September, but the sun soon returned to save a bumper harvest and guarantee good maturity. The alcohol-acidity combination is original and rates among those of the best harvests. First tasting emphasizes straightforward, distinct and clean wines.
1999 saw above-average annual temperatures. The harvest began in sunny conditions but was later dogged by persistent rain. The alcohol-acidity combination is quite atypical and the wines of the 1999 harvest are clean, clear-tasting and mature: the Chardonnay grapes exhibit the floral characteristics of the great vintages and the Pinot Noir grapes, both delicate and well-structured, are dominated by red-fruit flavours. The 1999 vintage could be likened to the 1982 or 1988 vintages.
Weather conditions in 2000 were normal, although average temperatures were higher than in 1999. Shortly before the harvest, a large proportion of the grapes had yet to ripen and there was very persistent rain. Fortunately, sunny conditions returned and in the end the grapes ripened quickly, reaching an unexpected level of maturity by the beginning of September. The first tastings reveal well-balanced wines with splendid homogeneity: the Chardonnay grapes are floral with a full, complex structure while the Pinot Noir grapes are well-structured and rich, with red fruit flavours: there is no question as to the quality of this vintage.
2002 saw very low levels of rainfall. The winter was mild despite a few hard frosts which did not affect the vines and by spring the plants were thriving. Few spring frosts to report. The plants flowered quickly and very well. After a good harvest, there is no doubt that 2002 is an excellent vintage. The first tastings reveal well-rounded, supple, open, mature wines. The Chardonnay grapes are long, smooth and very aromatic with floral or fruity overtones, depending on the vineyard. The Pinot Noir grapes are full-bodied, ample and rich, with red fruit flavours.
The climate in 2003 was quite particular. First, spring frost and hail storms reduced the numbers of grapes, while the summer heatwave forced an early start to the harvest. The musts produced in 2003 were at both ends of extreme: while the natural sugar content was very high, total acidity was exceptionally low. The first tastings revealed some pleasant surprises: the Chardonnays, which yielded the smallest quantities, were uncharacteristic. The nose was concentrated, aromatic and very fruity with frequent notes of ripe pear. The palate was rich, round and especially smooth with flavours of fruit in syrup. The Pinot Noirs, however, delivered a mature and very intense aroma dominated by dried fruits, while the palate was powerful, round and full-bodied conjuring up the sweetness of fig. Pleasant and ready to be enjoyed quickly, the 2003 wines also have excellent ageing potential.
Despite its unremarkable weather conditions, 2004 is an exuberant vintage. Although the winter was chilly, there was no period of intense cold. The very pleasant spring had low rainfall. The flowering period was long and began in mid-June, when the weather was cool. The summer was cool also, with weak sunshine, and was dry until mid-August when a beneficial period of rain began. The return of the sun and heat at the beginning of September favoured ripening. The grape harvest, which began with the Chardonnays on September 20th, proved to be one of the most abundant in Champagne's history. It was very sound and of excellent quality. The Chardonnays are of remarkable quality: balanced, complex, long, fresh and invigorating. The Pinot Noirs are elegant and structured.


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I am a student at Seattle Central Community College, and working my way toward a masters in teaching. My enrollement, class registration, applications for graduate programs, financial aid and classwork. I need reliable internet access. I feel very lucky to have internet access at home. Without this, I'm not sure I would have been able to juggle work, school, and applications. Having access at home meant I could register for classes after work hours, take an online class and research graduate programs into the wee hours of the night.
I even applied for unemployment benefits online when I lost my job! had I not had this kind of access, I cerntainly would have been at a serious disadvantage financially and academically. Everyone deserves this kind of access!
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A Tumblr that became a Facebook page and an Instagram profile, a declaration of love, poetic but not nostalgic, for the Milan of yesteryear: a miscellany of old photographs, vintage advertisements, newspaper clippings, passages from books and poems, all thrown together with no rhyme or reason beyond sentimental evocation.
The mind behind the project is Giulia Cavaliere, editor of The Towner Italia.
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PJV Quickie: A nice mix of mystery and sexy: hot government agents, attempted murder, and the family from hell make for an entertaining read.
Title: Sweet Talk
Author: Julie Garwood
Type: Romantic Suspense
Published: August 7, 2012 by Dutton Adult
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IRS agent Olivia Mackenzie was very sick as a child. Stuck in the hospital with an unknown disease for months at a time, she has an unbreakable bond with three other women who were in the experimental treatment ward at the same time. Since her family didn't come visit, these girls became her "real" family. Now an adult, Olivia loves her job with the IRS, in addition to her regular day work, they allow her to investigate her father's shady investment dealings in her off time. The IRS is making some cuts, though, and she's not sure how much longer she'll have a job. While at an interview with a potential employer, she gets hit on by the interviewer, attacked by his bodyguard, and inadvertently ruins an FBI sting operation. The plus side? Sexy FBI agent Grayson Kincaid…
Grayson Kincaid has been working on catching Eric Jorguson red-handed; just when he thinks he might get something, his sting operation is suddenly compromised by a woman being interviewed by Jorgusen. In a fit of paranoia, Jorgusen attacks the woman, and Kincaid and his team must charge in and save the day. He is surprised at how attractive the woman is, and makes up excuses to stay and 'interview' her. After an attempt on Olivia's life and a smear campaign by her father's attorney, Kincaid knows she's in over her head…
Hmmm…where do I begin? Let's start with Olivia – she's a great heroine – overcame the odds to grow up and live a successful adult life, child advocate in her spare time, and is working on proving her father is a fraud. She worries her childhood illness will return and therefore won't let herself get close to a man. Grayson is a great hero – smart, kind, wealthy and sexy. He takes in his young nephew when his brother proves to be an awful dad. I liked Olivia and Grayson, just not together. I didn't really feel the spark. Yes, there is plenty of sexytime, but it didn't really 'flow'; they had undeniable attraction, they'd hook up for the best sex ever, then they'd be apart for days or weeks and when they got into the same room with each other – *BAM* sexytime. The pacing of their relationship felt off, if that makes sense.
Olivia also has one of the most selfish, clueless families I've read in a long time. Her father's investment scheme was an interesting plotline and I couldn't decide if he was trying to kill Olivia or not. Her clueless mother and sister made things so much worse for Olivia that her friends were all she had to turn to. There was a plot line regarding one of her friends whose illness had come back, and I was interested in the budding relationship between Grayson's partner and one of Olivia's friends.
So, in a weird twist for me, I enjoyed the suspense portion of Sweet Talk more than the romance portion – Go figure 🙂 I think I'm going to back up and read Ms. Garwood's previous book, The Ideal Man; I am a huge fan of her historical romance, and am looking forward to jumping into her more contemporary stories.
Fans of Romantic Suspense, legal thrillers, and sexy Alpha males will enjoy Sweet Talk. I do plan on working through her back list.
Other Novels you might like, similar to 'Sweet Talk':
About that Night by Julie James
Beg for Mercy by Jamie Alden


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University of Portland
I recently took a school tour of University Portland over my spring break and I fell in love with it. I'm a Jr. in high school and getting ready to apply for college shortly, University of Portland accepts applications starting September 1(only 4 months away) so I'm a little nervous. I have a weighted GPA of 3.75 and an unweighted GPA of 3.66. I'm a cheerleader, in concert band, in zero period leadership and am taking extra honors courses. I do extra hours of community serice for fun (I'm the Youth Mission Delivery Chair for my cities Relay for Life and am hoping to become an Oncology nurse when I graduate nursing school), but I'm still really nervous about getting into the University, my mind is always telling me I need to do better. Could any students or alumni ease my troubled mind and tell me more about the program and the school??? Also I don't really understand the process of getting into the School Of Nursing and I was wondering if anyone could explain it to me?
Thank you so much
About KyAnne
Joined: Jun '07; Posts: 5Jul 19, '10Occupation: Adult Care Provider Specialty: 1 year(s) of experience in Gereatrics ; Joined: Jun '07; Posts: 2When I applied (four years ago) it was super easy to get in. I didn't even have to write an essay or pay an application fee. I'm guessing things may have gotten a little harder since then so I'm not sure how much I can help you on that end of things. Looking at everything you listed I'd say you're just what they're looking for. As for the nursing school portion of things. If you are accepted as a freshman and you maintain your GPA (above 2.75 I believe) then you are automatically in the upper division nursing program (the actual nursing program). It's a pretty sweet deal because it's pretty competitive out there to get into other nursing programs. Some people look at the cost and decide to take their chances later on, but not knowing what will happen in the future, it's definitely safer to try to get in early. I started as a freshman and it was definitely the best decision for me. Hopefully this somewhat answers your question!