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- Profile: UPDATE (07/15/2005): Since I've been working third shift the entire summer, I've had little time to even LOOK at an AMV much less been wanting to. I know it's been TWO WHOLE YEARS since the Animatrix vid made it's debut, but I've come bearing good news: the bastard is finally DONE! Credits and all. The bad news is this: I've run into quality problems. So I'm having ngsilver over at NGSilver & Friends Productions help me out with MPEG encoding instead of using the XviD output I just came up with that's got the 'scan line' effect going through it.
Expect the video up very soon. *knocks on wood*
As for the proverbial "4th AMV" of mine, I can't even remember what the idea was at this point. By now, I'm not really wanting make another AMV until I pretty much come up with a brand-freakin'-new computer. THAT will be a while, folks. If things change, I'll let y'all know.
Hello, my name is Justin and I am a former Music Education Major turned Computer Science at Eastern Kentucky University. I am also the former President of EKU Anime, our University's official anime club.
I got into anime around...well....I don't know exactly WHEN I started 'watching' anime. I was of the generation that grew up on Transformers, Challenge of the GoBots, and Thundercats.
I didn't really get 'hooked' on anime until my Freshman year in college, which was in the Fall of 2001. That was also the time when our anime club was just getting started. The first anime we ever watched in the club was Slayers.......I was hooked almost instantaneously. I thought, "hm, this is pretty interesting. I wanna see more." Slayers has since, arguably, been my favorite anime overall...with Neon Genesis Evangelion being a VERY close second, if not a tie.
I didn't start making AMVs until the Spring of 2002. I've only made three videos since then.
I haven't gotten the time to upload any of my videos in a long while. I've gotten LOTS of requests for my Animatrix video, "Prayer" (I'm really proud of that vid). Once I get around to it....I'll upload it. Granted it may be a while.

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A Simple Solution to the States' Budget Crises
On February 16, in Salem, Oregon a rally of more than 5,000 students, teachers, parents, and social service workers assembled in front of the state capitol, demanding a solution to the state's financial crisis.
This was but one of many similar protests nationwide; and Oregon is par for the course when it comes to U.S. states neck deep in a budget crisis. It is estimated that, unless other sources of revenue are raised immediately, the state will make $800 million in cuts…by June. The projected deficit for the next two years is $2.5 billion.
At the Oregon rally people demanded that education and social services be left out of the states cuts. The solutions offered by the various speakers were diverse, and only a few actually resonated with the crowd.
Least impressive were those speakers who "demanded" that the legislature make "tough decisions" when it came to cutting state programs. Roughly translated, this 'demand' means, "don't cut education, instead cut benefits to the elderly," or vice versa.
By making separate demands, some of the speakers at the rally pitted education against social services and other programs that ultimately benefit the majority of society. This is a divide and be-conquered "strategy" at its worst.
On the other hand, some speakers offered more thought-out solutions. As the Oregonian noted, "Calls for higher taxes — on beer and wine, [and] on corporations…drew some of the loudest cheers."
The loudest cheers were in fact given for calls to end Oregon's minimum corporate tax of 10 dollars.
And this is where things get interesting.
Whereas many of the speakers merely pleaded to "save education," the more serious spoke about actually solving the problems in general though "raising revenue."
This question, more than any other, deserves the most serious attention.
State budgets everywhere are being decimated due to the enormous economic problems that continue to create mass unemployment, and consequently, less money being collected via income tax. If new ways of raising money aren't immediately put into place, education, aid for the unemployed, elderly, and disabled — not to mention the most basic social-infrastructural projects — will be laid to waste.
Raising taxes is always a class question. We can choose to raise taxes that will adversely affect working people, like the sales tax, gas, alcohol, the lottery, etc. Or we can begin to seriously confront the woefully inadequate tax system that is currently in place.
In most states, there is barely a distinction between what the poor pay in taxes and what the very wealthy pay. In Oregon, for example, everyone minus those living in abject poverty pays 9% in income taxes.
It becomes immediately obvious, then, that adding two or three new tax brackets at a higher rate for the wealthier citizens — and corporations — would be an immediate source of income for the states.
And while labor unions have been proposing this solution for some years, it has always been "on the agenda," but never on the immediate agenda. The budget crises around the country have transformed this "long term goal" into an immediate, necessary demand.
This is not an ordinary recession. The staggering deficit numbers will soon be transformed into real, mass suffering unless something is done quickly. The only serious, immediate solution to the problem is to raise revenue by taxing the rich and corporations, and do it NOW!
Shamus Cooke is a social service worker, trade unionist, and writer for Workers Action (www.workerscompass.org). He can be reached at [email protected]
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When would it be right for an enemy nation to murder your family? If never, how can it be right for the U.S. to murder anyone else's family? I oppose all war, so for me to pay federal income tax to train others to become professional hired killers would be more evil than being a soldier myself. How much good is it to pray, hope and march for peace if we pay for war? If your tax dollars burned homes and killed families on your street, would you pay? Are our neighbors abroad less precious? I have paid no federal income tax for 36 years. I lived well in 2014 on $4,923, less than half the poverty level for me as a single person. Are U.S. Mennonites too addicted to buying stuff we don't need to enjoy living below the federal income taxable level to avoid paying for this empire's mass murder worldwide? Many years ago I was a Bible major at Eastern Mennonite University, an Illinois Mennonite pastor and a Voluntary Service member. Now I am the most well-known war-tax refuser, simple-living enthusiast and openly gay man in Albuquerque.
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text: Be a better babysitter A class for babysitters will be offered by the Cape and Islands Chapter of the American Red Cross March 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the chapter house on South Street in Hyannis. Another class will be given April 26. The fee is $45. Go to www.capecodandislandsredcross.org or cal 5088-775-1540 for more information. Choose how to lose Dr. Kristine L. Soly advises how to "Lose Weight Holistically" March 27 at 7 p.m. at the Holistic Cardiology Learning Center of Cape Cod on Route 6A in Yarmouthport. Admission is free, but reservations are required; call 508-362-5925. LifeLine screening in Cotuit On April 1, LifeLine Screening will offer Massachusetts General Hospital Vascular Center-sponsored screenings for stroke and vascular disease at the Sons of Italy hall in Cotuit on Route 28. Package screenings include an ultrasound of carotid arteries, abdominal aortic aneurysm, a peripheral arterial disease test, an atrial fibrillation test and a bone density test and cost $139. To pre-register, contact Nancy Francis at 800-897-9177 ext. 1572. Healthy rearing with Holistic Moms A local chapter of the Holistic Moms Network will form on Cape Cod. The group works to support parents who focus on natural health and mindful parenting, including organic eating and a green home. For more information, contact Jenny Wood at 774-994-0206 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Grief groups meet in Hyannis, Falmouth The Grief Support Center of the Hospice and Palliative Care of Cape Cod will hold grief support groups, for adults who have experienced loss in the past two years, at two locations throughout the winter. From 4:30 to 6 p.m. every Wednesday a group will meet at the center's Hyannis office at 765 Attucks Lane. For information or to register call facilitator Barbara Nordstrom at 508-957-0343. Meetings at 359 Main St. in Falmouth will be held Thursdays from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Call facilitator Sarah Joslin at 508-957-0200 and press 7, then 411, then #. Groups are $10 for those who can pay. Help prevent sudden cardiac arrest A Cape and Islands chapter of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association has been formed to broaden deployment of automated external defibrillators, provide CPR training and educate the public. Patricia Mathison, one of three nurses who founded Connecting Hearts to do similar work, leads the local affiliate. For more information, go to www.connectingheartsinc.com. Rehabilitation Hospital offerings Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands, 311 Service Road in East Sandwich, hosts a fibromyalgia support group the fourth Thursday of the month from 5:30 to 7 p.m. A stroke support group meets the second Wednesday of the month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The VNA Mobile Health Link Van will be at RHCI the first Monday of every month from noon to 4:30 p.m. for free health screenings. The aphasia community group meets the first Wednesday of the month from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous meets Sundays from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The Well-Spouse Support Group meets every third Thursday of the month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Healthy Hearts outpatient cardiac rehabilitation programs are offered at 6 a.m. The MS Support Group meets the third Sunday of the month from 1 to 3 p.m. MS Tai Chi meets the first and third Saturdays of the month from 9:30 to 11 a.m. A mild brain injury and aneurysm support group meets the third Saturday of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. Hearing screenings are held the second Wednesday of each month by appointment (508-833-4141) RHCI offers a Stroke Peer Visitation Program. Call for details or if you want to volunteer as a peer visitor. Call 508-833-4000 for other programs and details Exercise for all ages at Dennis center On Wednesdays at noon and 5 p.m. at the Dennis Senior Center, instructor Mary Jane Doonan will hold one-hour classes in the Lebed Method. Cost is $5 per class and registration is required. The class focuses on restoring flexibility, increasing strength and range of motion, improving balance, and helping pain. For information or to register for either class call 508-385-5067. Get connected Community Connections, 34 Main St. in Orleans, 50 Long Pond Drive in South Yarmouth and Summerfield Park in Mashpee, provides comprehensive services to help people with disabilities lead active lives. Openings are available for daytime programs, community and social activities and more. Handicap-accessible vans for transportation to Boston and Cape hospitals are also available. Call 800-308-1321 ext. 130 for more information. Fitness programs at Y The YMCA Cape Cod in West Barnstable offers three fitness programs: cardio kickboxing on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.; an abs, cardio, glutes and stretch class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. and a professional massage class on Tuesdays, by appointment. Call Dianne Francis at 508-362-6500 ext. 106 for more information. Help for the hard of hearing Members of Self Help for the Hard of Hearing (SHHH) meet the last Saturday of the month at the CORD building, across from the Toyota dealership on Route 132 in Hyannis. A social hour begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by a 10 a.m. meeting and a speaker. Annual membership dues are $10. Newcomers are always welcome. Self-help for sight loss monthly A sight loss self-help support group meets the second Tuesday of the month at 11 a.m. at the Unitarian Church of Barnstable on Route 6A. Center offers parenting classes Parents of children up to 6 years old are invited to sign up for a free, eight-week series of classes covering communication, developmental issues, understanding temperament, parenting styles, discipline and more. The classes, held at the Lyndon Lorusso Center for Children and Families, 206 Breeds Hill Rd. in Hyannis, begin at 6:30 p.m. A pizza dinner is served at 6 p.m. Call 508-775-6240 for more information. Help for eating disorders Men and women experiencing anorexia, bulimia and overeating are invited to attend free meetings of Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous Sundays at 9:30 a.m. at the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape & Islands, 311 Service Rd. in Sandwich and Mondays at 7 p.m. at the Centerville Community Center, 524 Main St. Connections for kids at the VNA The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod has introduced a program designed to provide assistance, teaching and care to children and their families. The service providing information on community resources, support groups, medical information and more is free. For more information, call 888-557-9994. VNA trains volunteers The Visiting Nurses Association of Cape Cod offers a volunteer training program on becoming a hospice volunteer. The program will also teach end-of-life care for those caring for family members. For more information, call 508-957-7718. Volunteers needed at the VNA The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod needs volunteers who can help with administrative duties in a variety of agency settings. Computer skills are helpful but not required. Call 508-957-7709 to volunteer. American Red Cross keeps kids, adults healthy The American Red Cross Cape and Islands Chapter will hold adult and infant/child CPR/AED classes at the Chapter House, 286 South St. in Hyannis. Alternate classes for schools, professional rescuers, clubs and organizations can schedule a class at 508-775-1540 ext. 12. Additional classes include babysitter training, first aid, community CPR, CPR for the professional rescuer, and more. For more information, go to www.capecodandislandsredcross.org. Pilates options in Osterville Jennifer Pilates, 1336 Main St. in Osterville, offers a series of Pilates classes for all levels. On Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:30 there's reformer trio classes; a classical mat class is held Tuesdays and Thursdaysat 9:30 a.m. and Mondays at 12:30 a.m.; and a Pilates sculpting class is held Fridays at 9:30 a.m. and Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m. Golf conditioning classes are also available upon request. For information or to sign up, contact 508-548-2559 or firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.JenniferPilates.com. Dare To Be Alive aids with organ transplants Dare To Be Alive, a non-profit group whose goal is to enrich the lives of organ donor recipients and their families, holds an organ transplant social group every third Tuesday of the month at Cape Cod Hospital from 7 to 9 p.m. The meeting lets organ transplant patients and their families meet with others and discuss the experience. To RSVP, contact coordinator Bob at 774-269-1283. Palliative Care of Cape Cod cares for kids The Pediatric Palliative Care Team of Cape Cod has expanded its supportive services for young people with life-limiting illnesses. The program is designed to help children, infants and adolescents with illnesses such as cancer, organ failure, HIV and cystic fibrosis. Health care professionals, community agencies, caregivers or families can make referrals to the program by calling 508-957-0200. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. VNA helps the young at heart The Visiting Nurses Association, in conjunction with the Massachusetts chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, will offer 10-week sessions of the Young at Heart/PACE (People with Arthritis Can Exercise) at 13 Cape locations. The program combines weight training, aerobics, endurance training and calisthenics. Each session meets twice a week. A low-cost fee and a doctor's approval are required for participation. For more information on location or registration, or to observe a class, call 877-267-7700. VNA wants volunteers The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod Hospice is offering a volunteer training program for those wishing to learn how to care for patients and families receiving end-of-life care. The class will prepare participants to become hospice volunteers. For more information on becoming a volunteer, call Eileen Urquhart, hospice volunteer coordinator, at 508-957-7718. VNA offers screenings for men The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod, in cooperation with local health care providers, offers free glucose, cholesterol and prostate screening services for uninsured and underinsured low-income men ages 50 and older, or age 40 and older with family history of prostate cancer. For more information call 800-631-3900 ext. 7629. Pilates for posture and pleasure The Cape Cod Pilates Wellness Studio offers an ongoing Functional Pilates Fitness Class on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. The class combines Pilates Reformer exercises and free weights to strengthen, tighten, tone and stretch. Cost for the class is $25 for members of the studio, $30 for nonmembers. Four participants for each class maximum. For more information or to sign up, call 508-548-2559 or visit www.CapeCodPilates.com. Center for Breastfeeding offers help for moms The Center for Breastfeeding, 327 Quaker Meeting House Rd. in East Sandwich, offers classes for moms and kids all year long. Free lactation counseling and pump and supplies use are also available. For class times, prices or more information call 1-888-890-2229 or 508-888-7794. Therapeutic massage now at RHCI Individuals seeking relief from pain and stress have access to therapeutic massage at the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands in Sandwich. Services are provided by Lucia Grinsell, a nationally certified massage therapist and physical therapy assistant at RHCI. Flexible hour-long and 1.5-hour long appointments are available for this self-pay program. Massage therapy is for those seeking to reduce pain, swelling, blood pressure, heart rate, tension, or everyday stress. For more information call RHCI Sandwich at 508-833-4141 or RHCI Bourne at 508-743-0465. Fun and fitness Fun and Fit After 40, an exercise class that incorporates stretching, toning, low impact aerobics, and mat work, is being offered from 4:45 to 6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays weekly at the Yarmouth Senior Center. The first class is free, with subsequent classes costing $5 each. Participants must have their own mat and weights. For more information call 774-268-9259. Adult exercise classes Get in shape by joining Live for Life classes offered by the YMCA Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 1 p.m. at the Dennis Senior Center and St. Pius Church. Admission is $28 per month and registration is done on-site. Classes are also offered at the Dennis Senior Center and St. Pius Church on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., with a men's class at the Yarmouth Senior Center from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Classes are also offered at the Bourne Community Center on Thursdays from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. For more information call Dianne Frances at the YMCA at 508-362-6500 ext. 106 or visit www.ymcacapecod.org. Help for panic and anxiety Judy Schiffman, director of Pain Relief, Inc., presents a pain and anxiety program, "Overcoming Fears, Anxiety and Agoraphobia; Achieving Control, Positive Self-Image and Constructive Thinking," Mondays from noon to 1 p.m. and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. For more information, call 732-940-9658. Work it off The Young at Heart/PACE exercise program, a combination of weight training, aerobic, endurance and flexibility exercises, is held through the VNA and the Massachusetts Chapter of the Arthritis Foundations at community sites across the Cape. Each session runs for 10 weeks. Call 877-267-7700 for more information. DVD helps children who stutter A DVD entitled Stuttering and Your Child: Help for Parents is available in English and Spanish at the Hyannis Public Library and the Whelden Memorial Library in West Barnstable. The video addresses common concerns about stuttering. Recover in fellowship The Christian Recovery Fellowship, a group with the mission of providing a "spiritually consistent platform for the restoration of broken lives," holds a meeting Monday through Saturday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at the Salvation Army Service and Worship Center at 100 North St. in Hyannis. An open-discussion meeting is held Sundays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Living Hope Family Church, 46 Mitchell's Way in Hyannis. All meetings are free, although free-will offerings are accepted, and no religious background or persuasion is required to attend. For more information, contact Charlie Markarian at 508-775-5733 or email@example.com. Asthma support group Dr. Paul Sklarew leads an asthma support group at the Allergy and Asthma Center of Cape Cod, 244 Willow St. in Yarmouthport. Call 508-362-0099 for more information. Mended Hearts meets at CCH Members of the Mended Hearts group meet every third Thursday at 4 p.m. at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis to discuss heart disease and share experiences. Those with heart disease and members of their family are welcome to attend. Call 508-385-4313 or visit www.capecodmendedhearts.com for more information. Support group in Yarmouth A changes and loss support group meets at the Yarmouth Senior Center, 528 Forest Rd. in South Yarmouth, at 11 a.m. on the first and third Mondays of the month. Adult social day program The Barnstable Senior Center on Route 28 in Hyannis hosts the Barnstable Adult Social Day Care Program. The group operates from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, in an effort to help elders maintain independence. Call 508-862-4750 for more information. Caregiver support in Barnstable Caregivers for seniors are invited to attend a support meeting at Barnstable Senior Center, Route 28 in Hyannis, every other Wednesday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. To register, call Beth Gilmore at Elder Services at 508-394-4630 ext. 240. HIV/AIDS testing, counseling The Cape Cod Free Clinic & Community Health Center offers free, confidential testing for HIV and AIDS at its Falmouth and Mashpee offices. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 508-540-2949. Veterans, take note The Department of Veterans Affairs is offering prescription refills over the Internet with MyHealthVet, a personal online record system for veterans that tracks prescriptions, health records, insurance and more. Visit www.myhealth.va.gov for more information. Independence House hosts support groups Independence House in Hyannis sponsors a domestic violence support group at the office in Falmouth Hospital on Mondays at 6:30 p.m.; a children's empowerment group on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at the office in Hyannis; and a self-esteem focus group on Thursdays at the Hyannis office at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call 508-771-6507. Get health tips Cape Cod Healthcare's Center For Health Education offers a stop-smoking class, a walking program, a Heart Healthy Eating class, mind and body relaxation techniques, supermarket shopping tips and more. To register, call 877-729-7200 or visit www.capecodhealth.org. Hospice education To learn more about hospices and end-of-life services, you can schedule a presentation for your organization by Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod. Call 508-957-0200, ext. 306. Exercise at the VNA Stop by the Visiting Nurse Association in Dennis on Route 134 to take part in the Young at Heart exercise program. A minimal fee is charged and a doctor's note is necessary. The program is also offered at the Brewster facility. Call 877-267-7700 for more information. Driver Rehabilitation Program Those whose driving ability has been compromised by illness, injury or normal aging are invited to take part in the roadSMART Driver Rehabilitation Program being offered through the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands in East Sandwich. For more information, call 508-833-4000. Women's free health screening The Women's Health Network of the Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod, in cooperation with local health care providers, offers free breast and cervical cancer screening services to uninsured and underinsured low-income women ages 40 to 64. For more information call 800-631-3900 ext. 7605. Dial a line for help Cape Cod Healthcare's mental health arm, Behavioral Health Services of Cape Cod Healthcare, has a one-stop telephone line (888-986-4BHS) allowing easier access to comprehensive mental health services. The service offers help for those dealing with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and other concerns. VNA has home health technology The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod offers in-home telemonitoring technology. The Honeywell HomMed monitors collect vital signs including heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and body weight, all in three minutes. Call 800-631-3900 for more information. VNA offers van, interpreters, more The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod has a 28-foot van that travels throughout the Cape to link underserved individuals and families with health education and preventive screening services. Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar and more may be tested at the van. The VNA also offers interpretation and tele-interpretation in five languages: Portuguese, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Persian and Italian. Training classes are also available in Choke Saver Certification. Stop by the Thriftique thrift shop on Route 28 in the South Yarmouth Plaza near the Registry of Motor Vehicles for bargains. Independence House hosts support groups Independence House in Hyannis sponsors a domestic violence support group at the office in Falmouth Hospital on Mondays at 6:30 p.m.; a children's empowerment group on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at the office in Hyannis; and a self-esteem focus group on Thursdays at the Hyannis office at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call 508-771-6507. Get health tips Cape Cod Healthcare's Center For Health Education offers a stop-smoking class, a walking program, a Heart Healthy Eating class, mind and body relaxation techniques, supermarket shopping tips and more. To register, call 877-729-7200 or visit www.capecodhealth.org. Hospice education To learn more about hospices and end-of-life services, you can schedule a presentation for your organization by Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod. Call 508-957-0200, ext. 306. Help with flu shots Wondering where to go for a flu shot? Call the Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod's Flu Line at 1-8000-631-3900 for information on area clinics. VNA offers exercise class Join a Young at Heart exercise class for a 10-week run and improve your ticker in just one hour, twice a week. A small fee and doctor's approval are needed. Senior Care Management Services are offered by the VNA. For an assessment of health care needs, call 877-267-7700. A Young at Heart Senior Weight Training program is held twice a week for 12 weeks. Bereavement groups The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod Hospice Bereavement Program offers a support group designed for men who have lost a loved one. The group meets at the South Dennis office of the VNA, 434 Route 134. A Bereaved Parents Support Group for those who have lost children meets Mondays at 1 p.m. at the VNA, 67 Ter Heun Drive. Volunteers are available for childcare. Other bereavement support groups are available, including those for loss of a pet, parent, grandchild or friend. Call 800-978-0838 for details. Alzheimer's support in Dennis Eagle Pond Rehabilitation and Living Center of South Dennis hosts an Alzheimer's Support Group on the second Wednesday of the month from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Call 508-385-6034 for more information. Diabetes support in Dennis The Dennis Council on Aging offers a diabetes support group the first two Wednesdays of every month from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Dennis Senior Center, 1045 Route 134 in South Dennis. The sessions, moderated by Dr. Joseph F. Palma, are meant to give information and support to diabetics, their families and anyone interested in the disease. No registration is required. Parkinson's exercise class The Dennis Council on Aging sponsors a one-hour program featuring various gentle exercises to help strengthen the upper and lower extremities, including the core muscles, for the purpose of enhancing flexibility and balance for people with Parkinson's. These exercises are not exclusive to those with Parkinson's disease, and are open to people with other neurological issues. Classes are held Mondays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m. There will be a total of eight classes with a fee of $32. For more information call 508-385-5067. Parents helping parents Parents Helping Parents, a self-help support group, offers free weekly meetings for parents to share understanding, information, and ideas. Hyannis meetings are held Wednesday evenings. The group is looking for volunteers with good interpersonal skills. Training is available. Call 800-882-1250 for more information or to volunteer. Cancer support in Mashpee Cape Cod Healthcare offers a Living With Cancer education support group that meets Tuesdays at the Mashpee Health Center, 5 Industrial Rd. Call 508-539-6215 for more information. Support group for smokers The Dennis Free at Last Group, a support group for smokers who want to quit, meets Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at the West Dennis Graded Schoolhouse on School Street. Experience Reiki, free A free Reiki clinic is held every third Thursday of the month at the Center for Healing Therapies/Reiki By the Sea, 15 West Bay Rd. in Osterville. No appointments are necessary for this light hand treatment geared to relieve pain, stress and mental distress. Call 508-888-7788 for more information. Alzheimer's services at county The Barnstable County Alzheimer's Collaborative offers a program called Safe Return for those with Alzheimer's disease and their families. Safe Return is a 24-hour database registry operated by the Alzheimer's Association. Call 508-375-6043 for information or to register a loved one. Support on bipolar disorder A support group for parents and caregivers of children and adolescents with bipolar disorder meets on the second Wednesday of the month at Falmouth Hospital in the Faxon 2 basement from 7 to 8 p.m. For more information, call 508-548-5300. Cape Cod Healthcare provides options for behavioral health, physical rehabilitation The new Kids and Teens Behavioral Health Assessment Center, 11 Potter Ave. in Hyannis, is open. The center provides families with behavioral health assessments and treatment plans, as well as referrals and information about behavioral health services. In Harwich, Cape Cod Healthcare recently opened a new rehabilitation facility at Fontaine Medical Center, funded by a $500,000 donation from Harwich resident Helen Murdock. For more information on the center, call 508-430-3320. Send us your news The Health section welcomes news of programs in Barnstable and surrounding towns, as well as achievements and events. Send your news to The Barnstable Patriot, ATT: Health, PO Box 1208, Hyannis MA 02601; or by fax to 508-790-3997, marked HEALTH; or to email@example.com


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The project involved the complete relocation of the existing school distribution system to facilitate the construction of a new building.
Working directly with the school and their consultants, we arranged with the local supply authority to divert their existing supplies.
The existing cubical main switch was then dismantled and relocated in a new building.
New sub mains cables were installed and the entire school was re-energised.
Through careful planning and preparation the project was completed within 4 days.
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Release 3.1.0 - Compare Profiles, New Achievement & General Bug Fixes
On June 30th at 3 am Pacific Time we updated to Release 3.1 there were two features added and a sprinkle of general updates. There was also some issues that caused a site wide outage of certain functionality. More inside.
Snapzu Update to Release 3.1
Greetings everyone!
Last night we rolled out the 3.1 updates. We added 1 new feature and an update to an exisiting feature. We also fixed a number of bugs and in the excitement created new ones, which where then quickly fixed! :)
Compare Profiles
The Compare Profiles page is a new feature available to logged in users that allows members to compare their profile to any other profile on Snapzu. The option to do so is available by clicking the Avatar or Rank Icon of the user who's profile is being viewed. There is also a new button to the right of the Activity Feed button that will only appear when viewing a profile that isn't your own.
Achievement: Trend Setter
We have modified this achievement so that any user who's snap makes it to Level 4 on the front page (size 3x2) will be awarded 1 point towards the achievement. This new functionality only allows snaps that are listed on the front page to recieve points. Snaps not listed at the time of reaching level 4 will not be credited.
Misc Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where up voting gallery items sometimes did not work
- When someone posts a /t/tribe reference within the comments section it will now turn into a proper link
- Fixed a bug where the "Information" icon sometimes did not bring up the appropriate info panel
- Added loader icons to buttons that did not display a loader, letting users see there is a process happening
- Updated the way Snap Creation module drag and drop works, also added a visual queue to help users understand these elements are sortable via drag and drop
- Some other minor bug fixes as well as stability updates to the backend
General Issues with Release 3.1
We had some general site wide problems right after the rollout and we appologize for any inconvinience it may have caused. If any of you are still experiencing issues with any of the bugs that were reported over the last 24 hours please let us know.
For those of you who are experienced users and would like to apply for the "Advanced Bug Tester" status, please click on the Green Icon to the right of the Snapzu logo (it looks like a little bug). We appreciate the time it takes to make these reports and are very greatful!
- Team Snapzu


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6 months ago i started using a cream for acne/scars (Avene Triacneal), but after a few days, my face started to peel very bad on both sides cheeks and "under it" i used a cream of my mom until the face stopped to peel than stoped. I tought the redness would dissapear but its been 6 months and its still there but not the same as the beggin.
And in the "redness" there are some parts that are "white/normal color" that i have 99.9% sure they where red at the beggin.
2 months ago i saw 2 dermatologist to get rid of some acne scars i have left side of my face.
First: I talked with him, he examined my face , said for scars i should use fraxel laser, and when he was examined me i told im about the redness and what maybe caused. I said its was a allergic reaction maybe.
After few minutes of talkin about the scars he said i had "erythema inicial phase" and prescribed me Exfoliac (to control some pimples i had), MIRVASO, and another Vitamin C product and said, come back in the winter.
I came home and researched about the products and got freak out by MIRVASO. i started to think due i have rosacea?? But he never told the word rosacea, he said maybe was allergic reaction and than erythema inicial phase... didnt want to use that mirvaso and went to another dermatologist (i think i made good choise)
I asked him directly "Due i have rosacea" he said NO, its was a allergic reaction and will pass with time, and prescribed Differin to control my pimples and a sunscreen +50 and in the winter i will do a dermaabrasion.
2 months using differin with no problems, only couple pimples in the beggin and redness didnt got worse but didnt improve much either, but my nose its a bit red and peels in the nostrill maybe cuz i should not use differin there.
In a month i will go to derm again to show the results of differin and i will talk with him about the first derm.
Like i said my face/nose its bit pink (face not symetric, and its only red on the zones i peeled), but i have this for 6 months and dont feel any burn sensations, flush or anything its just red/pink.
Is this normal cause of rosacea? I never had red face, its taking so much time to heal that maybe i think its rosacea
sorry bad english
best regards


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At Bonsall Annex Pre-K, our vision is to develop and nurture our students' curiosity to begin their journey toward becoming life long learners.
Through meaningful experiences, it is our mission to build a strong academic and social emotional foundation that is conducive to school success.
We will:
• Provide a developmentally appropriate, inclusive, high quality education for all students.
• Collaborate with our families and school community to provide rich learning experiences for our students.
• Ensure a safe and welcoming learning environment.
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The holiday season is quickly approaching! What a better way to get in the holiday spirit than a visit to the 23rd Annual We Care Trim-A-Tree Festival, currently underway now through November 15, 2015 at Markland Mall.
Dozens of beautifully decorated Christmas trees and wreaths are lined throughout the mall and can be seen Monday -Saturday 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. and Sunday 12-6 p.m. The tree auction will be held November 15 at 5:00 p.m., with all proceeds going to We Care. Markland Mall is located at the corner of SR 931 and Markland Avenue in Kokomo.