Topic: Minimum for a B-?
Re: Minimum for a B-?
Considering a B- is 80-83%, 500*.8 is 400 points, so 400/500 points is what would be needed to get an 80% in the class, assuming there is no curve.
This was covered in class on March 9th at the end of lecture. You graph the change in standard Gibbs free energy for the reaction, making sure to detail the changes in standard Gibbs free energy of activation.
How is the proposed structure for the activated complex determined?
Does anyone have any good tips on how to approach this problem and the diagram? I understand that you have to isolate the reactants and the products, and, by doing so, find the intermediates, but I'm not sure on the quickest way to do so.
Most likely, because zero order reactions don't contribute to reaction rate.
Yes, that is the formula that you use.
I would have to know the values for E cathode and E anode in order to tell you if your E cell is correct.
Then, use the equation E standard=(0.05916/n)*log(K) to solve for K.
Yes, that is correct. Even though C changes in concentration, the initial rate remains constant while A and B remain constant.
Will we be expected to derive by hand the integrated rate laws from the instantaneous rate laws on the Kinetics Test or Final Exam? Or will just knowing the instantaneous and integrated rate laws be sufficient?
Considering 15.6 covers through Second-Order Integrated Rate Laws and 15.7 begins Reaction Mechanisms, I would assume the assigned problems between 15.1 and 15.44 would be good practice for test 3, considering the problem set for Reaction Mechanisms begins with problem 15.45.
In experiments 1 and 4, the initial rate stays the same while the concentrations of A and B stay the same between the two experiments-yet, C changes between the two experiments. Thus, C does not contribute to the initial rate, because a change in the initial rate does not result from a change in C.
Will we have to draw a physical diagram of the galvanic cell for the exam? Or just write out the galvanic cell diagram with the lines representing the phase changes and the salt bridge?
As well, a more positive Ecell makes G more negative, and thus the reaction more spontaneous (from G=-nFE).
And delta S should equal zero for reversible.
A salt bridge facilitates counter ion transfer so the solutions stay neutral.
Considering the readings posted on the syllabus do not include Box 8.1, and since Dr. Lavelle hasn't lectured on it, I assume we would not need to know the information.
What does Sm represent, as in question 9.89?
And then for b, just do a simple conversion of units.
For c, use delta S=-deltaH/T in order to make the comparison.
How are you able to determine the intermolecular forces for these molecules? Does it have to do with covalent/ionic bonding or hydrogen bonding?
As well, do liquids tend to have higher intermolecular forces?
If you were to have a question that asked you to determine which compound had a higher enthalpy of vaporization, how would you do so?
If, for example, a question asked you to rank H2O, NaCl, and N2 in order of increasing enthalpy of vaporization, how would you determine this?
Keep in mind, as in question 8.73 c), the compounds may rearrange into different compounds, but the bonds between the elements remain the same. The reaction enthalpy is zero in situations such as this.
Question 8.1 offers good examples of open, closed, and isolated systems.
If you want to catch up on that, read only 17.5 and 17.6 and do problems 29, 31, 33, 35, and 37, which has you practice naming coordination compounds.
As well, what problems in the Chapter 8 problem set should we begin with?
Yes, I was also wondering which sections of the textbook would be advisable to read in order to follow along with Dr. Lavelle's lecture schedule.
Will we receive a list similar to this on the final? (I am assuming not).
A strong acid is an acid in which almost all of the molecules are deprotonated in solution. A weak acid is an acid in which only a small fraction of the molecules become deprotonated in solution.
Metals typically form basic oxides, nonmetals typically form acidic oxides, and substances that react with both acids and bases (see Figure 12.7-these are the elements in and close to the diagonal line of metalloids), are classified as amphoteric.
Reading 12.3 should also help!
I was wondering this as well. Is it because the oxygen with two lone pairs and two bonded pairs has a zero formal charge? And that the other two oxygen both have a negative one formal charge?
In question 73, though, how are you able to determine a more exact answer for the bond angle in a shape such as triangular pyramidal or bent? Since it asks you to rank the bond angles in increasing size in various molecules, these approximates are difficult to rank.
I also wouldn't be too worried about solving particle in a box problems, especially because that wasn't on our Chapter 2 test, so I doubt it would be on the midterm.
The double bond is between oxygen and nitrogen.
You can also look at how electrons are apportioned. If elements share electrons in the bond, it is a covalent bond. If electrons are completely "gained" and "lost" by elements bonded together, then the bond is ionic.
Are we supposed to be able to perform calculations with the Schrodinger Equation?
Calculating the de Broglie wavelength will not tell you if it is constructive or destructive. It just simply tells you how long the wavelength is.
I also keep track of the number of elements on each side of the equation. Also, I tend to balance the elements that are present in an even number on one side of the equation and an odd number on the opposite side of the equation first. It often makes subsequent calculations easier.


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For Trade Ipad Mini 16GB for your Nexus 10.
Discussion in 'Archived Classifieds' started by AdaammC, Mar 3, 2013.
Not sure how this will work out but let's give it a go.
So I'm looking to trade my 16gb black ipad mini for a nexus 10. The tablet is in 100% mint condition without a single mark anywhere, and comes with original box and all accessories. I may be willing to add a little bit of cash on top but I would prefer not to. I would be up for a straight "you send then I send" trade, but if u live in London I would also be up for meeting up and swapping. I will add pictures of the tablet ASAP.
The ipad is not for sale. Only a trade please.
You need to add a price even when just for trade so its value is clear.
Would you be willingly to sell your mini?
If ur prepared to send me ur work info then yes I probably would be up for sending first. Can u give me some more info on the tablet?
No sorry,trade only at the moment.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 white 16gb of any interest? Got it for the wife last week but she just stole my acer iconia w510 win8 tab and handed me the note just after I sold my ipad 3! I got a case for it a few days ago so value it at £260.
I may be interested if I cannot pick up a nexus 10 from anywhere... I will let u know if nothing turns up.
No worries. Pretty sure you would have to add a fair amount of cash on top of yours for a nexus 10 also.
how old is the ipad?
Thanks, and do you have the receipt for it?
I think I may do... I have the email conformation lol :L it was bought from waitrose.
Ok, I'm sort of undecided on this, my nexus is mint with a very nice case, about 2 months old.
I value the nexus higher than the iPad mini though so would be looking for you to add some cash on top.
I've slept on it, I'd be willing to trade but I would want £75 cash on top.
I would value the ipad mini at £220 and with the case included I would value the Nexus 10 at £300, the last mini went for £200 here and was only a week old.
If you want to go for that let me know.
If you're selling your mini I will offer £215?
I've had a think and sorry 75 quid is a bit too much for my liking.


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Numerous incidents of abuse of children left in the care of nannies, day care workers and day mothers have been reported. It's a service that many working mothers – and fathers – regard as the best solution for their needs despite the growing number of incidents. Seeing a limited number of options available to them, many mothers – from all races and religions, weigh the risks and opt to place their children in the care of these "service providers".
In the United States a Pew Research Center report, released the same day as the above video, shows the rising cost of child care is among the likely reasons for a rise in the number of women staying home full time with their children. And these women are reportedly happier.
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The cruel incident and these surveys bring back that contentious debate: Should women – particularly mothers – be in the work place at all?
"My personal feel. Islamically the only time a parent may leave a child under 2 in another care is when a woman suckles them. A foster mom. This ensures motherly love and tender care. And she is allowed to earn an income thereby. The system of crèches before the age of weaning are completely unIslamic and therefore will have risks, [sic]" said Shabana when Cii Radio posted the video on its Facebook page.
And They Called it Women's Liberation – How Women Were Lured out of the Home in the USA, a paper written by Areeba Bint Khalid 10 years ago delves into how single women were drawn into the workforce as cheap labour in the early 1800s.
"It was only when economic or political factors made it necessary to get more workers that women were called to work. The Industrial Revolution, the Great Depression, and the World Wars, all the major events which increased the proportion of women workers, were times when the capitalists required more workers in order to be successful in their plans and so they used women.
Areeba's historical outline of how women were enticed into the workplace documents the increase in the divorce rate, teenage crime and the breakdown of the family unit. Contrary to the 1930's, women today are encouraged to seek professions outside the home so much so that the "rising cost of child care" and the need for "government subsidised childcare" has become the driving force for mothers to stay at home and – be mothers. Not motherhood.
Single mothers might hit back and say the options open to them are very limited. While that may be true, there is the option available to them to work from home and raise their kids, albeit this being much more difficult, there are many women who have succeeded. What of the women who have no formal education, capital or family support to aid them in initiating a start up company?
A government subsidy would be invaluable to those women juggling work with motherhood alone and should be encouraged, especially by Ulama and Muslim governments. It will allow single mothers placed in the position of having to work the opportunity to be their children's primary caregiver and make a living from home within the confines of hayaa and hijab, instead of seek employment outside.
Instead society encourages "better child care solutions" and a "subsidy" for women who are not in this difficult situation and who willingly put motherhood second. Ways are also being sought to adapt to a modern family lifestyle, shifting future generations further from the norm than we already are.
Videos like this prove the extent of the degradation of earth's inhabitants. Amorality has become the order of the day. The lust for material gain initiated the breakdown of the family unit and continues to erode it under the disguise of gender equality. So much so that the natural way has become obsolete, misunderstood and redefined.
With complete faith in Allah SWT and choosing to adhere to the guidelines prescribed in the Quraan, Hadith and Sunnah, nothing is impossible and there is surely help and relief.
In a perfect world fathers would be fathers and mothers would be mothers. People would truly understand the roles they were created for. In a perfect world, stigmas wouldn't be attached to widows and divorcees. In a perfect world, society would become beacons of support to those in need around us. In a perfect world, humanity would not be in danger of becoming an extinct human quality and cruelty so normal we are desensitized to it.
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Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | | watercolor | 9" X 12"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | | watercolor on paper | 8" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Ash and White Sun | oil on canvas | 58" X 36"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Barn and Evening Mist | oil on canvas | 30" X 48"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Birch and Pine | oil on canvas | 34" X 46"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Birches on Slope | watercolor on paper | 10" X 13"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Boulder and Trees | pastel on paper | 12" X 8.5"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Camden Hills from Vinalhaven Ferry | oil on paper | 8" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Canoe St. George | oil | 24" X 32"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Canoe, St George River | oil on canvas | 24" X 32"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Cedars | black brown conte | 9" X 12"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Circular Stone | pastel on paper | 11" X 14"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Clary Hill | oil on linen | 48" X 60"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Clouds and Trees | watercolor on paper | 10" X 13"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Clouds Over Meadow | oil on canvas | 48" X 29"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Cows in Meadow | watercolor on paper | 6" X 9"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Curved Road | oil on canvas | 48" X 38"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Curved Trees, | oil on paper | 12" X 16"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Falls, Spring | watercolor on paper | 10" X 13"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Field at Flatbrook | oil on canvas | 16" X 20"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Field Stone | watercolor on paper | 10" X 13"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Field Stone | watercolor | 10" X 13"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Finn Hill | watercolor | 8" X 11.25"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Flatbrook | oil on paper | 8.5" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Fort Point | oil on canvas | 24" X 30"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | From Cunningham Mt. | oil on canvas | 30" X 50"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Grey Meadow Clouds | watercolor | 12" X 16"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Haymounds at Dusk | oil on canvas | 40" X 50"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Kittatiny Mountain Stream | watercolor on paper | 22" X 16"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Landscape Absraction #2 | oil on paper | 11" X 14"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Landscape Abstraction #1 | oil on paper | 0" X 0"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Landscape Abstraction #4 | oil on canvas | 14" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Landscape Abstraction #5 | oil on paper | 11" X 14"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Large Boulders in Woods | oil on canvas | 16" X 30"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Ledges and Stream | oil on canvas | 40" X 30"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Long Cove | oil on canvas | 36" X 24"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Maine Coast Series # | watercolor on paper | 0" X 0"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Meadow | | 10" X 13"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Morning Fog | watercolor on paper | 9" X 12"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Mt. Jo Boulders | oil on canvas | 26" X 32"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Mt. Jo Boulders II | oil on canvas | 26" X 36"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Night in Central Park, NYC | oil on paper | 8.5" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Old Cow Path | oil on canvas | 0" X 0"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Owls Head II | oil on canvas | 0" X 0"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Owl's Head Rock | watercolor, | 9" X 12"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Path Along Flatbrook | oil on paper | 11" X 14"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Pemaquid Rocks | fiore | 12" X 16"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Pine and Rocks | oil on canvas | 28" X 42"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Reflecting Trees | watercolor on paper | 8" X 12"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Road Near Walpack | oil on canvas | 18" X 20"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Savage Pond | oil on canvas | 34" X 50"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Setting Sun | oil on paper | 12" X 18"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Spring Trees by Kil | watercolor | 7.5" X 10"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Spring Trees by Lake | pastel | 8.5" X 10.5"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Spring, Delaware River | pastel | 9" X 11.75"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Spruce Head Fog | oil on canvas | 34" X 50"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Spruce Head-Study | oil on paper | 9" X 12"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | St. Georges River Marsh | oil on Canva | 28" X 44"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Study for Pentahedon Collection | oil on paper | 11" X 14"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Supporting Rock | oil on paper | 0" X 0"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | The Beehive, Acadia III | oil on paper | 12" X 18"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | The Landscape | oil on canvas | 50" X 40"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Thunder Hole | oil on canvas | 36" X 28"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Travel Lake | oil on canvas | 30" X 50"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Untitled (Mini series #2) | oil on board | 4.75" X 6.5"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Untitled (Rock Series) | oil on canvas framed behind glass | 9" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Untitled Landscape Abstraction (winter) | oil on board | 6.5" X 4.75"
This precious little oil might be an abstraction that followed and was influenced by the identical size and same paper board base of the Central Park, Winter oil.
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Untitled- Rock Series | oil on paper | 14" X 17"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Untitled Seascape | oil on canvas | 40" X 48"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Virgo Tiger | oil on canvas | 38" X 48"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Walpack Glen | watercolor, white quoache and charcoal pencil | 12" X 9"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Walpack- Spring | watercolor, | 8.5" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Watery Passage | oil on paper | 14" X 11"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Whiteface, from Copperas Pond | oil on paper | 26" X 32"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Winter Patterns | watercolor on paper | 11" X 15"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Winter Pines | oil on board | 14" X 10"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Y- Falls | oil on paper | 24" X 18"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Yellow Lobster Boat | oil on canvas | 30" X 42"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Yellow Sun Reflection | oil on canvas | 30" X 42"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Bay from Camden Rocks | oil on canvas | 15" X 18"
Joseph Fiore (1925 - 2008) | Yellow-Green Afterglow | oil on canvas | 20" X 15"
Joseph A. Fiore (1925-2008), a Black Mountain College alumnus and teacher, and critically acclaimed vanguard New York artist in the 1960's, spent his summers in Jefferson, Maine in later life.
From this period stem his representational landscapes, which are important transitional pieces from an art collector's perspective, and testimonial to the depth of connection Fiore felt with the natural world.
During his lifetime, Fiore generously supported the work of Maine Farmland Trust. Today, through Fiore's art, the Fiore family continues to support Maine Farmland Trust in its mission to preserve Maine's farmland forever. Close to forty art works have been donated to Maine Farmland Trust with this very mission in mind.
When purchasing Joseph Fiore's art, 100% of the proceeds goes directly to farmland preservation in Maine.
Fiore's plein air paintings led the way to the later, well-known abstract work. About the landscape works, artist and critic, Fairfield Porter, wrote in "The Nation", November 5, 1960, "Fiore's more or less abstract landscapes seem to express the oriental view that man's value inheres in an equality to the other small parts of an immense whole…Fiore does not usually paint separate things – isn't a valley, a storm, weather, light, a relationship?"
Fiore began as an abstract painter, moving through several transitions in his life as an artist. He studied at Black Mountain College in North Carolina with Joseph Albers and Willem deKooning, and later taught there from 1949-1956. He also taught at the Philadelphia College of Art, the Maryland Institute of Design, the Parsons School of Design, and the Artists for Environment Foundation.
Moving in and out of landscape painting, mostly as a result of spending summers in Maine since the 1950's, the artist felt that his abstractions derived from the "primal impulses" to be felt in the deepest working of nature and time. The landscapes led him to reflect upon the geometry of the universe; he firmly believed that both artist and scientist alike play a part in this geometry, which through careful study becomes a part of who they are. For him, the crossing back and forth from representation to abstraction nourished the two modes. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, music also played a major role in his life and work. His father, Salvatore Fiore, was a founding 40 year member of the Cleveland Orchestra. Fiore's imagery and color certainly have a musical arrangement quality to them. The artist passed away in 2008 at the age of 83.


As I opened my mail--discovering the latest "Coming Events at the Reagan Library" flyer-- I was at first comforted by the listing of conservative speakers and family events planned. My eye then quickly fell to the scheduled Reagan Forum event of April 28th with...Senator Edward M. Kennedy?
Now then; there are most certainly Democrats of national renown that might be appropriate for this event (Zell Miller, Joe Lieberman?). However, I feel safe in stating that if the entire universe of possible Forum presenters were to be drawn into a list with the most appropriate at the top, the current Senior Senator from Massachusetts would undoubtedly appear quite near the bottom--perhaps just below Jimmy Carter and one or two rungs above Muammar Khdafi (pardon the gentle hyperbole--but the mind reels).
As a long term supporter of both the Reagan Foundation and the Reagan Library I feel entitled to ask who made this decision and why? So often, fine institutions with noble purpose are segued into politically corrected prattlers by time and distance from those who honorably set out their bylaws and courses. It seems far too soon to have such a fate fall upon any institution with the name Reagan attached. Please keep my heart from breaking by defending the Kennedy decision.


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After Priyanka Gandhi Vadra joined politics another women leader is likely to join the race. Priyadarshini Scindia, wife of parliamentarian Jyotiraditya Scindia is going to contest for the Lok Sabha polls.
Recently Congress appointed Jyotiraditya Scindia for the general secretary of western states of Uttar Pradesh's post. Soon after Scindia was appointed as the in-charge for western states Madhya Pradesh Congress has filed a resolution for fielding his wife Priyadarshini from the state for the Lok Sabha elections 2019.
After the win of Congress in assembly elections the party President Rahul and other Congress members are too confident to win the coming 2019 General elections. The party recently appointed Priyanka Gandhi Vadra as the secretary and in-charge for eastern states.
After Priyanka Gandhi, another women leader Priyadarshini will contest from the Guna constituency in Madhya Pradesh.
"The resolution was adopted unanimously and has been sent to the central leadership for consideration. With Jyotiraditya given the crucial responsibility of western Uttar Pradesh, we feel Maharaniji can immensely contribute to the party," Congress state general secretary Yogendra Lumbasaid.


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I recently got to shoot a second lookbook for the brilliantly talented Tracy Wilkinson (see the first one here). She expanded her empire with a bunch of new tees in different cuts and colors and also the easiest breeziest dresses that I can't wait to live in all summer.
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Swami Nisreyasnanda, a disciple of Swami Shivananda (One of the Direct Disciples of Sri Ramakrishna, afterwards became President of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission), was preaching the message of Sri Ramakrishna, Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda and Vedanta in the African countries since 1960s. Under his auspices several centres grew up in several places in Zambia (the then Northern Rhodesia) and in other countries. One such Centre was established in Lusaka, Zambia.
Ramakrishna Vedanta Centre, Lusaka, Zambia submitted its own constitution to the office of the Registrar of Societies on 10th January, 1974. The Centre was duly Registered under the Societies Act on 14th January, 1974 under Registration Number ORS / 102 / 67 / 35.
Swami Nisreyasnanda was the first Spiritual Director of RKVC, Lusaka.
Nisreyasanandaji passed away in November, 1991 in India.
On 11th July, 2001 Affiliation was granted to the Centre by the Mission.
This Affiliation was subsequently withdrawn by Mission authorities vide letter of the General Secretary of Ramakrishna Math and Mission dated 25th July, 2002.
There was a court battle regarding the proper functioning of the Centre following the Constitution of the Centre made at the time of inception.
After the Verdict delivered on 31st March, 2016 by the Honourable High Court of Zambia, it was again affiliated By Ramakrishna Mission, India.
Immediately Sw. Sumanasanandaji (Durban, South Africa) had taken the charge of the Centre in addition to his own Centre.
Then Sw. Shantimayanandaji reached Lusaka and took the charge of this Centre on August, 2016. He left the Centre for India in December, 2016.
Sw. Sumanasanandaji (Durban) again took the charge of the Centre in addition to his own Centre.
Swami Devapriyananda has taken the charge of this Centre as the Spiritual Director on 28 May, 2017.


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Easy to swallow foods are those that require little to no chewing. This is beneficial for the elderly who have trouble chewing food due to lack of teeth and this may lead to many nutrient deficiencies which can be detrimental to their health.
Foods can be made soft by grinding, grating, stewing and mashing them to make it easier to swallow. Tougher foods can be swallowed easily if they are boiled or steamed.
These are a few tips that are beneficial for the elderly who have trouble swallowing food.
Kickstart your day with healthy breakfast such as oats porridge, upma, which are packed with protein and carbohydrates. Jowar Ragi and Date Porridge is a great breakfast option.
· Try to include moisture containing foods such as clear soups, broths and stews can be readily swallowed without issues. Low Calorie Spinach Soup and Carrot Soup Gajar Soup Recipe are a few picks to have for a light dinner or as an in between snack.
Add fresh fruits and vegetables to your diet such as bananas, avocados, chopped melon, ripe peaches and berries which can be blended to make smoothies and juices. Choose juices which are prepared without added sugar. Papaya Pear and Yoghurt Smoothie are healthy smoothie options which can be prepared from greek yogurt or hung curds.
Load up on vegetables like carrot, tomatoes or pumpkin which can be easily boiled, mashed or ground. They are nutrient dense as well as high in fiber.
Most of dairy products are easy to swallow such as milk, curd, yoghurt, buttermilk and cheese. Choose low-fat options if you are trying to shed those extra pounds.
Eat smaller and frequent meals and snacks which are nutrient dense instead of 3 larger ones.
Foods to avoid if you have trouble swallowing food.
Limit consumption of raw vegetables and tough to chew fruits with thick skin such as apples, pineapple, dried fruit, corn kernels, etc the fiber can get stuck in the throat and may cause you to choke if not chewed well.
Foods such as plain biscuits, papad, chakli, chikki, bread sticks should be avoided completely.
Completely eliminate crispy and fried food from your diet like potato chips, wafers, chivdas..


In the year 1906 Samuel Augustus Daniel was born. Cooking was always in his blood. At the young age of nine he worked for Mr. Joe Roller in downtown Fairfield selling chili and Hokey Pokey. Sammy quit school in the eighth grade and opened his own hamburger stand. People liked his burgers so much that they called them "Sam Burgers." During the '30s and '40s he owned several other eating places, including a popcorn and a hot dog stand on the square in Fairfield. In January 1944 Sammy married Doris Wayne Childs. In 1953 Sammy and Doris opened a small BBQ stand on the south side of town on Highway 75.
Sam Daniel work at his BBQ pit.
It was at this little stand, which had sawdust floors, old school desks for tables and surplus army tin trays for plates that Sammy perfected his BBQ sauce recipe. Doris was busy as well, developing her skills at making the homemade pies and desserts that everyone loves.
Sammy and Doris moved their family to Delaware in 1963 where they remained for three years. They missed Fairfield and their friends so they moved back home and opened another restaurant on highway 75 south of town. It was here where they first started making the homemade bread that is so famous. Sammy passed away on June 15, 1967. His oldest son, Gilbert (Ponte) Daniel, took over the business during his father's illness. Gilbert had worked for his father since the age of nine, where he bussed tables. Doris continued working and making pies for 34 years before she finally retired in 2001. She passed away March 9, 2006. Gilbert (Ponte) is still running the business today.


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Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi: Saudi and Emirati rulers want the Islamic world to submit to US and Zionist rule
by Emad AlmarshahiJune 3, 2021Add comment
The Leader of the Yemeni Revolution, Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, has said on Thursday that "among the priorities of the Saudi and Emirati regimes is the pushing of the nation towards loyalty to America and Israel."
In his speech on the occasion of the anniversary of Al-Sarkha (the Ansarullah slogan), Sayyid al-Houthi indicated that the Saudi and Emirati regimes have moved frankly and clearly to push the nation toward loyalty to America and Israel, and hostility to the Axis of Resistance.
"The Saudi and Emirati mmedia appeared in their position on the Palestinian resistance as if they were affiliated with the Israeli enemy," he said.
The leader of the revolution affirmed that the Arab reality, which was affected by the failures at a certain stage, was not positive in their attitude towards successful models, the forefront of which was the Lebanese resistance.
He explained that what has hindered the Israeli enemy from expanding to the rest of the countries is the Palestinian and the Lebanese resistance.
"We must look to Hezbollah and the Palestinian resistance as successful models, even though they did not enjoy Arab and Islamic support except from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Syria," he added.
Sayyid al-Houthi stressed on that the Yemenis are part of the "Al-Quds formula" as announced by Hezbollah General Secretary Sayyid Hasan Nasrallah, and will be present effectively in the battle against the Zionist enemy.
Meanwhile, Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi asserted that the US utilized the September 11 attacks of 2001 to intervene in the political, economic and cultural issues of the Islamic Ummah, noting that US-Israeli activities are aimed at obliterating the Islamic identity of the region.
Moreover, Sayyid Al-Houthi identified three main points for achieving peace and stopping the way in Yemen.
"There are three pivotal points for achieving peace, namely stopping the aggression, lifting the siege and ending the occupation," the Leader of the Yemeni Revolution said.
The Leader added that the aggression forces have not yet not made any concessions, and reiterated that "what we want is to stop the aggression and lift the siege."
Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi noted that asking Yemeni people to stop confronting the aggression means accepting surrender.
"Our people suffer to obtain oil derivatives because the aggression forces want them to suffer (…) When we defend our country in the face of the aggression and siege that perpetrates the most heinous crimes, they accuse us of implementing an "Iranian agenda"," he explained.
He pointed out that invoking the idea of an Iranian agenda at play in Yemen, Lebanon and Palestine is Israeli and American propaganda.
The Leader of the Revolution confirmed the Yemeni people's adherence to their right to freedom, independence and dignity, and to the right of the entire nation to be freed from American and Israeli conspiracies.


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The Palmetto Dollar?: South Carolina Considering its own Currency
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
Undaunted by the Constitution's explicit prohibition of the power to coin money to States, Article I section 10, South Carolina Senate Bill 500 seeks a joint legislative subcommittee to study whether the state should adopt its own currency.
The Senate Bill provides:
Whereas, the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that the police power of a state is a power originally and always belonging to the states, not surrendered by them to the general government, nor directly restrained by the Constitution of the United States, and essentially exclusive; and
Whereas, the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that the police powers of the states extend to the protection of the lives, health, and property of the citizens, and to the preservation of good order; and
Whereas, the protection of the lives, health, and property of South Carolina's citizens, and the preservation of good order in the State, depend upon the maintenance of both an adequate system of governmental finance and a sound and robust private economy that cannot be maintained in the absence of a sound currency; and
Whereas, the present monetary and banking systems of the United States, centered around the Federal Reserve System, have come under ever-increasing strain during the last several years, and will be exposed to ever-increasing and predictably debilitating strain in the years to come; and
Whereas, many widely recognized experts predict the inevitable destruction of the Federal Reserve System's currency through hyperinflation in the foreseeable future; and
Whereas, in the event of hyperinflation, depression, or other economic calamity related to the breakdown of the Federal Reserve System, for which the State is not prepared, the state's governmental finances and private economy will be thrown into chaos, with gravely detrimental effects upon the lives, health, and property of South Carolina's citizens, and with consequences fatal to the preservation of good order throughout the State; and
Whereas, South Carolina can avoid or at least mitigate many of the economic, social, and political shocks to be expected to arise from hyperinflation, depression, or other economic calamity related to the breakdown of the Federal Reserve System only through the timely adoption of an alternative sound currency that the state's government and citizens may employ without delay in the event of the destruction of the Federal Reserve System's currency; and
Whereas, "legal tender" means a currency that must be accepted in payment of a debt denominated in United States dollars if the parties have not stipulated that some alternative currency is to be used as their medium of payment or are not otherwise required to use such alternative currency; and
Whereas, the Federal Reserve System's currency has been designated legal tender under Title 31, United States Code, Section 5103; and
Whereas, under Title 12, United States Code, Section 411 and Title 31, United States Code, Section 5118(b) and (c), the Federal Reserve System's currency is not redeemable in gold or silver coin or the equivalent in bullion; and
Whereas, the Federal Reserve System's currency not being redeemable in gold or silver coin or the equivalent in bullion is being identified by more and more experts as a major reason for the ever-increasing instability of the Federal Reserve System; and
Whereas, all gold and silver coins of the United States are designated "legal tender" under Title 31, United States Code, Sections 5103 and 5112(h), and must be designated by Article I, Section 8, Clause 5 and Article I, Section 10, Clause 1 of the Constitution of the United States; and
Whereas, pursuant to Article I, Section 10, Clause 1 of and the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, each state must make gold and silver coin a Tender in Payment of Debts; and
Whereas, the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that the states may adopt whatever currency they desire for the purposes of performing their sovereign governmental functions, even to the extent of adopting gold and silver coin for those purposes while refusing to employ a currency not redeemable in gold or silver coin that Congress has designated "legal tender"; and
Whereas, "the police power" being the primary sovereign governmental function of every state, every state may adopt its own currency, consisting of gold or silver, or both, whenever necessary and proper to facilitate exercises of that power in aid of the general welfare of the state and its citizens; and
Whereas, under Title 31, United States Code, Section 5118(d)(2), and Article I, Section 8, Clause 5 and Article I, Section 10, Clause 1 of, and the Ninth and Tenth Amendments to, the Constitution of the United States, Americans may employ whatever currency they choose to stipulate as the medium for payment of their private debts, including gold or silver, or both, to the exclusion of a currency not redeemable in gold or silver that Congress may have designated "legal tender"; and
Whereas, under Title 31, United States Code, Section 5118(d)(2), and Article I, Section 8, Clause 5 and Article I, Section 10, Clause 1 of, and the Ninth and Tenth Amendments to, the Constitution of the United States, the citizens of South Carolina may choose to employ as the medium for payment of their private debts whatever alternative currency, consisting of gold or silver, or both, that the State may adopt in the exercise of "the police power"; and
Whereas, various systems of alternative currency employing gold or silver, or both, in the form of coin or its equivalent in bullion have already proved themselves in the free market, and could either be employed by the State directly or be used as models for a new system created by the State to meet South Carolina's unique needs; and
Whereas, the adoption of an alternative currency consisting of gold or silver, or both, would not destabilize the present monetary and banking systems or the state's governmental finances private economy because it would not compel or commit the State or her citizens to employ such alternative currency to the exclusion of the Federal Reserve System's currency immediately, but would merely make the alternative currency available, and enable it to be used in competition with and preference to the Federal Reserve System's currency, to the degree that the need for such use became apparent; and
Whereas, the United States Congress, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, and the Federal Reserve System have taken and are preparing to take no action to provide the United States with an alternative to the Federal Reserve System's currency, in the likely event that the latter would be destroyed through hyperinflation. Now, therefore,
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:
SECTION 1. (A) A joint subcommittee is hereby created to study whether this State should adopt a currency to serve as an alternative to the currency distributed by the Federal Reserve System in the event of a major breakdown of the Federal Reserve System.
(B) The joint subcommittee shall consist of eight members appointed as follows: four members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and four members appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate. The joint subcommittee shall elect a chairman and vice-chairman from among its membership.
(C) In conducting its study the joint subcommittee shall consider recommendations for legislation, with respect to the need, means, and schedule for establishing such an alternative currency. Administrative staff support shall be provided by the Board of Economic Advisors.
(D) No recommendation of the joint subcommittee shall be adopted if a majority of the House members or a majority of the Senate members appointed to the joint subcommittee vote against the recommendation and vote for the recommendation to fail notwithstanding the majority vote of the joint subcommittee. The joint subcommittee shall submit its report to the General Assembly by November 1, 2011.
SECTION 2. This joint resolution takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
According to Stephen Largen reporting in the Spartenburg Herald Journal (goupstate.com), the Bill's sponsor, Senator Lee Bright, jokes that "If at first you don't secede, try again," and has also sponsored legislation that would make a firearm, firearm accessory or ammunition that is commercially or privately manufactured in South Carolina and does not leave this state exempt from federal regulation and successful legislation on health insurance.
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It seems to me that the last time a senator from South Carolina got the wind up like this about 400,000 men died in one of the worst bloodlettings in human history. Gives you pause for thought.
Posted by: Kevin Green | Feb 22, 2011 7:55:55 PM
In the case of Julliard v. Greenman, the United States Supreme Court held that: 1) Congress had the power to make its obligations a legal tender in the payment of private debts, and 2) that this power was an implied power under the Constitution based on the case of McCulloch v. State of Maryland. The Court determined that this implied power of making the obligations of the United States a legal tender in payment of private debts was a means (incident) to the power (expressly) given to Congress to borrow money on the credit of the United States.
However, the case of McCulloch v. State of Maryland was wrongly decided. The concept of implied powers does not exist in the Constitution. In fact, such a concept, if a doctrine would be in conflict with the doctrine that the Congress is a government of enumerated powers. As such, Congress does not have the power to make its obligations a legal tender in payment of debts, since the concept of implied powers does not exist in the Constitution. Since the power is not granted (expressly) to Congress, the power to make its obligations a legal tender in payment of private debts is not given to Congress under the Constitution of the United States of America. This is shown in the work, "The United States government does not have the power to make its obligations a legal tender" (online) by Dan Goodman.
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Carlos Santana Onstage, 1977
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You can almost hear the music in this shot of Carlos Santana. This was taken in 1977, the year he released his ninth studio album, Festival. Santana's unique blend of rock, salsa, and jazz fusion has allowed him to stay relevant for over four decades.
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The Netflix interface, which is a native app, worked well. The integrated content search worked fairly well. We have HBO GO, Amazon Prime/VOD, and Netflix, and the search does a decent job returning results across all of those sources plus the FiOS guide. It does not, however, include FiOS/cable video-on-demand content. Which is a bummer.
Other than the Netflix app, I did not get any use out of any of the other Google TV apps. There are useful apps like Pandora and other internet radio, though. However, while Google TV is built on Android, you cannot access the entire Android market (nee Google Play). Only a few dozen apps are currently available. Absent are apps such as Hulu, HBO GO, Cinemax GO, and Showtime. While you can get to some of these sources–like Amazon, HBO GO and Cinemax GO–via the integrated browser (which allows Adobe Flash video), others are not available at all, like Hulu. Hulu just does not want their content on Google TV. So it is not a full internet experience.
However, that is not the reason we eventually gave up on the Revue. After about a month on our main TV, I ended up removing the Revue when I replaced our broken surround sound receiver. The immediate reason was that the Revue would have video problems–often we'd turn on the TV to find the screen blinking black with no sound. Disconnecting the HDMI cable seemed to fix this–must have been some sort of handshake problem. My wife was especially annoyed with this problem, particularly when I was not home.
However, we also just got bored with what Google TV had to offer. It was too much of a hassle to use it. The search is great in theory but buggy in reality. The whole thing was sluggish to use and compared to the Windows 7 media center we also have, it just can't do as much. So we went back to using Windows 7 and Windows Media Center.
While WMC is on its way out, it's honestly a better choice than Google TV at the moment. You have a full browser, Netflix integration, the ability to use ATSC, Clear QAM, and Cable Card tuners. If you don't need that stuff, Roku is a better choice for streaming internet content.
The promise of content search integration is a great one. Google may get it right in the next version or version after that. It's not just there now.
Chrome web browser works well. Works with Flash video.
Integrated with Google account for subscriptions in YouTube and other settings.
Cable guide is not integrated seamlessly. Just a view of the cable box's guide. Nice to have a pass through, but not a unified experience.
AFAIK, no integrated search results for cable box (FiOS) On Demand content.
No way to browse all content across all sources, just search. So you still have to browse each source separately if you don't know what you're looking for.
No standard remote. Keyboard is useful but clunky and chunky.
Limited selection of Google Play apps for Google TV. Regular Android apps are not compatible? Or is that because this is Google TV version 3.1 and not the latest 3.2?
No power button or sleep mode (a la Roku), though it looks like it has a screen saver (also a la Roku). Cooling fan seems to run all of the time. Not the quietest.
Seems to have a recurring issue with the display blinking on and off (picture then black, rinse and repeat). Sometimes the sound stops working. Both of these issues require a reboot. Not sure if it's the hardware or software.
When watching video from HBO GO, which had to use the web browser and Flash, in full screen mode the picture would often get offset for some reason. Exiting out and coming back sometimes fixed it and sometimes crashed the browser.
The integrated search is probably the most important feature that could be great. No other platform currently has this.
However, not all content sources feed the search, including VOD and many internet sources. More sources need to be able to tie into the search API.
Access to all web content instead of having sites like Hulu block it.
I should note that we actually started using our Roku again after removing the Google TV from the family room. I think the failure of our Google TV experiment actually convinced us that the Roku was the perfect middle ground. Not as capable as Windows Media Center or even Google TV, but it just works. That's the key: it just works.
I have a Google TV "TV", i.e. built into the TV, rather than a set-top box, which I picked up at rock-bottom fire-sale price for our bedroom. For all the geeky neatness of the Google TV experience, at the end of the day it didn't provide anything more compelling than a good Netflix experience. There are plenty of "Smart TVs" that have Netflix built in, so the Google aspect didn't really add much for me. Certainly the "Play" store doesn't have anything compelling in it beyond the usual stuff that is available on pretty much everything (e.g. Pandora). I never managed to figure out how to get the thing to index HBO Go shows in the "Movies and TV" app search either.
I got rid of my revue also, but I kept the excellent keyboard remote and use it on my linux HTPC.
The Roku & NeoTV are both easier to use for standard streaming channel stuff, the HTPC works much much better for accessing the actual Internet, and the TiVo Premiere is great for stuff like Pandora or subscribing to have pod cast auto downloaded.
I only paid $80 for a reconditioned Revue and frankly it was still a bad deal.
I recently bought the Sony version. For the most part I've been happy with it. However, I am getting tired of Flash crashing, or YouTube crashing. Seems like it's gotten a bit less stable after some recent "updates". If they would just fix the apps so I don't have to reboot every few days, I think I'd give it 5 stars.
I've had the Revue down in the basement exercise room. The Revue seems significantly slower than it was when I got it and requires frequent reboots. Getting to chrome from the tv is painful. I'd be better off bringing a tablet down with me.
I prefer the Roku interface, but like the Revue keyboard. I want to know what genius made the decision to omit double tap on the track pad for a left mouse click. They should be given a wedgie.
I stopped using it because the sound would periodically die. Only fix seemed to be a reboot.
I never actually used mine, but in the past month or so I'd turn on my TV and see "This app has crashed" messages from the googletv covering up the screen, requiring me to pick up the keyboard and click them off. That annoyed me enough to pull it out of the cabinet.
The hope I had when Google bought Sage was that they would produce an integrated CableCARD DVR with Google TV built into it. So you'd have live TV, recorded TV, OTT services and search across all of them. Maybe by the time they released it they'd get the remote control thing under control (hint: look at the Boxee remote).
But it isn't clear if this will come to pass. Google appears to be using the Sage TV stuff in the Kansas City trial, but it isn't clear if they'll ever integrate it with Google TV.
Same story with Motorola. Would be nice to see Motorola DVRs with Google TV added to them, but that now seems unlikely. There are constant rumors Google is looking to sell the Motorola Home unit, and it seems entirely unlikely that Google could get cable companies to accept the OTT services we'd all want in their DVRs. So they could build it, but nobody would resell it, making it a retail product at best. Not so much a Motorola thing.
Google didn't even mention the Google TV at the last Google I/O conference I don't think. Are they still working on it? Is a new version still coming? I'm not clear.
You should try Able Remote. It's an Android app that is a remote control for Google TV.
The worst thing about the logitech revue is that you can't install any of the adons for google chrome to block ads. If you go to any web site to watch free video, you're going to get blasted with ads. Most of the ads are unacceptable for children to see. You can't really let your kids use this device.
I still use my Revue every day, but only for two things: streaming downloaded videos off my desktop and Netflix. That is literally what this box is for. Both things could be done with apps on my TV itself, but the Revue streaming interface is slightly less annoying than the Sharp streaming crap. And the Revue Netflix app is much better.
Mine crashes a lot these days too and requires reboots about every three days or so.
Such promise that was never realized.
My Revue is also in my gym – google docs [chrome] for my log, youtube for a few exercise videos, and Pandora are my go-tos. I did use HBO Go for a bit with the treadmill.
I would say it has gotten a lot less stable over time, especially for when I flip between pandora and chrome.
You get a much better experience with the Revue when you also have a Dish Network DVR box. Then it does fully integrate the search with nearly everything including your recorded shows on DVR. Also, I use it to stream home videos, pictures, and you tube videos from my iphone or ipad which both serve as a pretty useful remote control to serve up all this content without having to change inputs on the TV. For me, it was well worth $99.
I use the revue every day and way way more than my Roku, it allows me to go to free streaming sites like Coke and Popcorn, I've cancelled Netflix and Huluplus because I don't need them anymore. Yes it's buggy and freezes up and I have to restart it 2 or 3 times a week, but it has paid for itself 100 times over for me.


It's a beautiful spring day. You're on your way to the grocery store with your babies in tow. You go to take that well-worn left turn and someone blows through the traffic light. Will your kids survive?
It's a snowy night in late December. You've managed to wrangle your young children into the car to head home from a family holiday dinner. Before you make it off the highway, someone fishtails and skids toward you, unable to stop. Will your family make it out alive?
You're running late on a school day. You toss the kids in the back and gun it for daycare, trying to get to work on time. As you come up over a hill, unexpected sunlight blasts into your line of vision, obscurring the road. You try to slow down, but you've gone to the wrong side of the road in your sunglare blindness. Are your babies safe?
Regulations are put in place for a reason. In the case of carseat rules, the reason is safety. The reason is life. As I see more and more people up in arms about the new AAP carseat regulations, I wonder if they've forgotten that.
Once you are a parent, you know that in all walks of life, conveniences will be thrown out the window. No more jumping in the shower as soon as you wake up. The kids need you. No more enjoying a leisurely cup of (hot) coffee before you start your day. The kids need you. No more sleeping a glorious eight or nine hours at night. Your babies, they need you. No more hopping in the car at a moment's notice to pick something up or run a quick errand. It's just one of those things that comes with the territory.
And since we all have to put our children in their protective and useful carseats anyway, what's the big deal about not facing them frontward for another few months? It's safer for your kids. Full stop. I, for one, fully support these new guidelines. What could possibly be the reason not to do it?
The only reasons I've been hearing have to do with convenience. "My kid wants to look out the window. I'm sick of having to stretch and bend, trying to secure them in backward. I can't reach them easily when I'm driving. I want to see their cute little faces. Stop telling me how to parent."
Are any of these complaints valid in the face of an actual car accident? If facing your children to the rear of the vehicle will spare them from whiplash, injury, or death, isn't it worth it? No one is telling anyone else how to effectively parent in this situation. They are telling others how to effectively save the lives of their loved ones, to the best of their ability. How can anyone frown upon that?
While we're at it, let's add in the other safety rules that are inconvenient. Do you take your child's coat off in the car in winter so that the straps are tight and fitted as they are supposed to be? Do you make sure the five-point harness system connects high on the baby's chest? Do you straighten and untangle the straps before tying the baby in? Do you make sure there is no looseness or give in those straps? Have you checked to make sure the device itself is properly attached to the car?
Car seats and car seat rules aren't there to annoy parents. They're there because babies have died. They're there to prevent your baby from dying.
But, really, whine and cry about it on every social networking site available to you. That's your right. As long as you're following the guidelines, even if you complain about it, at least your children will be safe. And that's what truly matters.
We were planning on keeping Garrett rear facing until he was 2 anyway. It's a moot point right now because he's not even 20 lbs so he's too small to turn around anyway.
He'll probably hit 20lbs and 2 years around the same time.
These regulations are SOO timely as my youngest is quickly outgrowing her bucket seat and my oldest is still 1 pound from most booster requirements, though it looks like she will fit into the high-backed boosters. We are trying to determine if we have to buy 2 new car seats (for the 2 cars) or if we'll be able to get away with getting a high backed booster for our 38 pound 5 year old. At least we have an pediatrician appointment this week so I'll be able to discuss it with her.
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Women in Blue Say Being An Officer Is Worth The Challenge
By Joy Hampton
The Norman Transcript, Okla.
Norman's women in blue exude confidence. Perhaps it's because they survived pepper spray, being tased, and multiple physical and mental challenges to graduate the police academy and earn the right to wear the uniform.
Or perhaps it's because they've learned to balance family life with protecting and serving the community — sometimes at all hours of night and day.
Or maybe it's because they know defense tactics, self-defense, how to shoot, how to negotiate and that their fellow officers always have their backs.
Maybe it's all of the above.
Saturday, some of Norman's brightest and best female officers conducted a Women in Policing Expo at Norman North High School in hopes of finding a few more good women for the next police academy.
"If you really, really want to make a difference, this is the job for you," Officer Glenda Vassar told potential recruits.
In 2012, Vassar became the first female officer at the Norman Police Department ever selected as officer of the year. In May 2013, she was involved in a shooting and received the Medal of Valor for her conduct that day.
The message was clear — women can be very effective police officers.
While the focus was on women at Saturday's expo, the event was open to men and women and contained valuable information for anyone interested in becoming a police officer.
Sgt. Kellee Robertson has been with the force since 1999. She spent four years as a patrol officer, has worked with Special Investigations, has been a K9 handler, worked Interstate Interdiction and is currently assigned in the crimes against children unit.
Robertson also spent a decade as a fitness instructor with the police department and talked to potential recruits about fitness, nutrition and defensive tactics.
"I still continue to prepare every day for the next day because you never know what's going to happen," Robertson said.
All of the female police officers who spoke on Saturday talked about the training and preparation cadets receive in the academy as well as the support and continued training after graduation.
Robertson explained the difference between defense tactics and self-defense. Self-defense is about survival, and women may employ whatever level of force they choose in those circumstances.
An officer employing defensive tactics, however, must apply appropriate force to match the threat of the situation. The ideal is to control the situation without harming anyone and make an arrest if necessary.
Robertson said dialogue is an officer's first tool of choice to gain control of a situation. If that fails, there are a number of options including pepper spray, taser, the police baton, physical restraint and firearms that can be used according to the level of threat.
Female officers must meet the same physical standards to hold the job as the male officers — it's the same job, Robertson said.
But she also showed videos demonstrating how proper training can help level the playing field against bigger and stronger opponents.
Staying physically fit and eating right helps officers be prepared, but exercise also relieves stress and aids sleep.
"It' s the best job in the world, but it's also stressful," Robertson said.
Officer Christi Copeland appreciates the level playing field her firearm gives her. She's a sharp shooter on the police pistol team. She is also a SWAT negotiator.
Once a music teacher, Copeland said she never visualized herself as a police officer when she was growing up. A graduate of Westmoore High School, she fully expected to be a bandleader some day. She majored in music at the University of Oklahoma and taught music at Norman for nine years.
Copeland said her family was astounded when her passion for law enforcement emerged. She hasn't looked back, and her skill in shooting is one example of how policing has allowed her to follow personal interests on the job.
"One of the things I love about shooting — it's simple but it's not easy," Copeland said. "I love that challenge."
Copeland debunked many Hollywood myths about women and guns and women in law enforcement.
"We don't issue rocket launchers," she said of one of her favorite police comedies.
Competing on the pistol team is an added plus for her.
"You get paid to shoot a gun," she said.
All of the women at the expo, including Lt. Stacey Clement, a police recruiter who hosted the day's event, talked straight to the audience about the benefits and challenges of a career in law enforcement. Each has found paths in their careers to explore special interests from guns to fitness, to bikes to dogs to community and children.
Clement has served on patrol, as a drug recognition expert, as a crisis intervention officer, a field training officer and a member of the bike team.
In 2009, she transferred to the Criminal Investigation Division and served as a field training officer.
All of the women told recruits the academy will prepare cadets for the job. Many jobs require experience, but this one tailors training to the job.
Vassar talked about balancing family and work. She said that female officers are often wives and mothers who multi-task well on the job and in their private lives.
"Badges don't come in pink or blue. They're all the same color," Vassar said. "Women are incredible. We can do anything we set our minds to."
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Madame de Schleinitz et al. in England - mid 19th Century
from Music and manners; personal reminiscences and sketches of character, pages 239-240:
Vladimir de Pachmann has of late been so frequently heard in English concert-rooms and salons, and, during the past season, has achieved so unequivocal a status here as a popular favourite, that I may confine my remarks upon his pianism within a very brief space. As an interpreter of Chopin he is probably unrivalled at the present time. Since the death of that composer no executant — except, perhaps, the inimitable Princess Czartoryska, who was taught by Chopin himself — has made the true meaning and sentiment of his works so vividly …	more >>
Vladimir de Pachmann has of late been so frequently heard in English concert-rooms and salons, and, during the past season, has achieved so unequivocal a status here as a popular favourite, that I may confine my remarks upon his pianism within a very brief space. As an interpreter of Chopin he is probably unrivalled at the present time. Since the death of that composer no executant — except, perhaps, the inimitable Princess Czartoryska, who was taught by Chopin himself — has made the true meaning and sentiment of his works so vividly manifest to the public as his compatriot, M. de Pachmann...His répertoire is comprehensive, and he plays all manner of music with excellent taste, delicacy, and finish; but Chopin is distinctly his speciality. For endurance he is entitled to rank on an equal footing with Eubinstein and Joseffy — "les deux inépuisables,'' as Madame de Schleinitz once aptly styled them.
William Beatty-Kingston, Music and manners; personal reminiscences and sketches of character, volume 1 (London, 1887), p. 239-240. https://led.kmi.open.ac.uk/entity/lexp/1451908067346 accessed: 18 January, 2022
location of experience: England
Madame de Schleinitz
William Beatty-Kingston
journalist, Librettist, memoirist, Translation
Date/Time mid 19th Century
Listening Environment indoors
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After a particularly cold winter, the dogwoods that inspired our A New Beginning editorial began to bloom early. While we usually have no complaints about early spring flowers, it caused a bit of a panic for Emily and I as we rescheduled our first V7 shoot of the year four times. Bless our sweet vendor friends' hearts! Thankfully, it worked out in our favor, and we ended up with the most beautiful spring day…and, the biggest dogwood tree we've ever seen, blooms still fully intact. Hooray! We started the day at Emily's house, styling the invitation suite, prepping details, and doing our best to keep her kitty away from our cake.
Y'all, my husband and I trekked all over North Carolina looking for the perfect setting for this shoot! We finally found it as a historic home near the SW office with the biggest dogwood tree I'd ever seen. We blindly knocked on the door to ask permission to shoot in the yard, and happily, the family agreed!