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Student news: Gala to mark 60 years of Catholic education in Somerville
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The year was 1957 and the race for space was about to be launched, the beloved Brooklyn Dodgers headed to Los Angeles, and the Civil Rights movement was in its early stages.
Perhaps less known was a miracle happening in Somerville, where the parishioners of Immaculate Conception Church reached deep into their pockets and hearts to create the town's first Catholic school. The dream had first been proposed by the pastor, Rev. Robert Graham, and carried on by his successor, Father Eugene B. Kelly, who expanded the concept to include a K-12 system. On Day One that September in 1957, Immaculate Conception School (ICS) included students from K-4 and each subsequent year a grade was added, followed by the opening of Immaculata High School in 1962.
To celebrate these 60 years of Catholic education and National Catholic Schools Week, Immaculate Conception School has planned several events, including the upcoming Diamond Ball to be conducted on Saturday, Feb. 3 at the Doubletree Hotel in the Somerset section of Franklin. The evening of dinner and dancing will honor 60 years of faith and academic excellence and will include a silent auction. For more information and to purchase tickets visit www.icsschool.org or call the Advancement Office at 908-722-0200 ext. 222.
Prior to this event, the school hosted a huge Spirit Day with an all-school Mass, Spirit Pep Rally, and a Backlot Anniversary Bash, as well as an all ICS alumni reunion. Still to take place is an upcoming Anniversary Mass and Reception on June 9 at 5 p.m.
Msgr. Seamus Brennan, pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish and director of Immaculate Conception School, applauds all those who contributed to the on-going success of the school. "In the United States, there are approximately 25 parish-supported Kindergarten through Grade 12 Catholic school systems," he noted.
The following Central Jersey residents at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania were named to the fall dean's list: Amanda Marie Izzo of Flemington, Derek William Kugelman of Miford, Brett Alexandra Lelie of Lambertville, Angela Marie Norment of High Bridge, Kylie Madeline Ryan of Flemington, Katherine Julia Penrose, Brianne Eileen Pizzigoni of Middlesex, Scott Michael Cooper, Jenna Marie Figliano, Ryan J. Hummer, Katherine Barton Matassa, Nicholas Alcide Monteschio, Mark Anthony Pirella of Bridgewater, Kate Anne Mochnacz of Hillsborough, Heather Ann Chernoff of Scotch Plains.
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Centenary University programs
Centenary Stage Company's January Thaw Music Festival continues with Danny Bacher in Swing That Music! A Jazz Tribute to the Three Louis on Sunday, Jan. 21 at 2 p.m. in the university's Lackland Performing Arts Center in Hackettstown. Vocalist - saxophonist, Danny Bacher swings the praises of the three Louis — Armstrong, Prima and Jordan — in a performance paying homage to the era of jumpin' jive with a dollop of Dixieland.
The show will be presented in the Sitnik Theatre of the Lackland Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $25 for adults and $17.50 for children under 12 in advance.
The college closes the annual January Thaw Music Festival on Saturday, Jan. 27, at 8 p.m. with the Brazilian bluegrass of Matuto in the Lackland Performing Arts Center. Matuto, Brazilian slang for "country boy," infuses the syncopations of Brazilian music with the folk traditions of the American South.
This show also will be in the Sitnik Theatre. Tickets are $22.50 for adults and $17.50 for children under 12 in advance.
As with all concerts, jazz and special events ticket prices for both shows increase $5 on the day of the performance. Matuto is sponsored in part by Heath Village Retirement Community and Home Instead Senior Care.
For more information or to purchase tickets visit centenarystageco.org or call the Centenary Stage Company box office at 908-979-0900.
ALSO: This spring Centenary Stage Company offers a variety of educational programs for all ages. The TYRO Acting Program returns for ages 8 to 10 with the spring session running Feb. 14 through April 18. The Young Performers Workshop spring session for ages 8 to 18 returns running Feb. 10 through June 3. Centenary Stage Company and Centenary University's Theater / Dance Department are conducting their Conservatory of Dance from Jan. 16 through May 7, for ages 14 and up.
For more information or to register for any of the 2018 educational offerings visit centenarystageco.org or call the Centenary Stage Company box office at 908-979-0900. The box office is open Monday through Friday from 1 – 5 PM and two hours prior to every performance.
Centenary University educators
Dr. Lisa Mastrangelo, an associate professor of English at Centenary University in Hackettstown, has been selected as a top-three finalist for the 2017 Theresa J. Enos Anniversary Award. Dr. Mastrangelo won an Honorable Mention from Rhetoric Review for her summer 2017 publication in their journal.
Mastrangelo's essay "Changing Ideographs of Motherhood: Defining and Conscribing Women's Rhetorical Practices during World War I" focuses on the roles of women in the peace and preparedness movements in the first World War. Throughout both of these movements, women were labeled as "maternal" and "protective." The essay details the two movements, as well as the language of motherhood that was used for, by, and against the women as they fought for their causes.
Rhetoric Review is a scholarly interdisciplinary journal of rhetoric that publishes in all areas of rhetoric and provides a professional forum for its readers to consider and discuss current topics and issues.
ALSO: For the Spring 2018 semester, Centenary University will offer adult English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for the community. This service is offered to adults who are not full time matriculated students at the University, as there has been a growing demand for a class like this in the Hackettstown area.
The classes will be conducted on Thursdays from 5:30 through 8:00 p.m. beginning on Jan. 25 through May 3. Classes will be taught by Professor Lauren Lesce, Linguistic Studies at Syracuse University.
Members of this class are eligible to obtain a library card from Centenary University. Students may use computers, printers, videos, books and magazines at the library to assist them with their English language studies. Also, the library has expanded its selection of bilingual and Spanish books.
The cost for the course is $150. For information or to register, contact Lesce at 908- 852-1400, ext. 2330, or at lescel@centenaryuniversity.edu. Online registration is available at http://www.centenaryuniversity.edu/international-programs/esl-program/.
Delaware Valley Regional High School
Miles Hudgins is being saluted by PBS-TV Channel 39 as its January Artist of the Month. Miles, who is a junior at Delaware Valley High School, is a jazz composer and performer on sax and piano. Channel 39 is based in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
During his 90-second spot, Hudgins talks about his music and plays one of his compositions, "Astray," explaining that it is inspired by jazz, hip-hop and R&B. His Artist of the Month segment can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KigRcGlM6Pw
Hudgins, who resides in Alexandria Township, leads the Miles Hudgins Trio, which recently performed at Shanghai Jazz, a restaurant and bar in Madison. It included another Del Val student Joe Carew.
At Del Val, Hudgins is a popular entertainer at the Coffee House sessions. He is a member of the school Jazz Band, and is in the orchestra for this year's musical, "Grease."
Hunterdon County Polytech
Hunterdon Polytech Career and Technical High School will open its doors to prospective students from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 27. The annual Open House is designed to make it easy for families to learn what the school has to offer for students who live in any Hunterdon County school district.
At the Bartles and Central campuses, school staff will be available to speak with families about the range of programs offered at this Career and Technical Education (CTE) standout. Current students will talk with prospective applicants about their experiences.
Each year more than 70 percent of Polytech's graduates enroll in various colleges and universities in New Jersey and across the country. The remaining 30 percent go directly into the workforce or enter one of the military branches of service.
"Polytech provides a robust academic experience with a concentrated focus on specific careers," said Tanya Nalesnik, coordinator of Student Services for Hunterdon County Vocational School District. "We stand out from traditional high schools by blending hands-on learning, college credits and industry certifications into curricula that are focused on specific career paths."
Polytech's 12 core program areas allow students to explore technical and career options in a hands-on environment while subprograms offer further specialization. Students attend their home high schools for all academic requirements and are bused to Polytech for half-day programs. Polytech courses run for a full year to comprise 20 elective credits with most students starting as juniors.
Polytech Career and Technical High School is an option for all Hunterdon County students. Its campuses are in Raritan Township: Bartles Campus, 8 Bartles Corner Road, is on the east side of Route 31. Central Campus, 10 Junction Road, next to the Hunterdon Central High School Field House. Alternate snow date is scheduled for Feb. 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; check social media and hcpolytech.org for event updates.
ALSO: To support the career and academic goals of Hunterdon County's high school students, Polytech has added three new shared-time programs: Fitness Specialist, Computer Science, and Heavy Equipment Operators. According to a news release, Polytech developed these programs to satisfy growing student interest and offer training in three distinct areas, each with strong career prospects.
The Fitness Specialist is a one-year program. Students will combine in-class learning with practical experience in the school's fitness facility. Students will assess client fitness levels, design individualized exercise programs, and practice teaching proper execution of aerobic, resistance, and flexibility exercises. Students will earn the American Heart Association Basic Life Support certification and meet required courses in RVCC's Fitness Specialist certificate.
The Computer Science program is two years. In the first year, students will study a range of foundational topics such as programming, algorithms, the Internet, big data, digital privacy and security, and the societal impacts of computing. They will have the opportunity to pursue a Linux certificate to boost their post-secondary career prospects. Students will also be eligible to earn up to six college credits from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
The Heavy Equipment Operators Program is a two-year program, and the first of its kind for Central New Jersey high school students, according to the news release. Using simulators, students will learn how to operate various pieces of construction equipment, including backhoes, dozers, and excavators.
Interested students must apply by March 1 for the 2018-19 school year by going to the homepage of the Polytech website, www.hcpolytech.org.
Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation scholarships
Applications are now being accepted for scholarships offered by the Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation. The scholarships are offered through the Jean Alvater Baker Educational Fund, the Albert Kahn and Mary Kahn, R.N. Educational Fund, the Millie E. Apgar Educational Scholarship Fund for Health Professionals, the Wingover Scholarship Fund for Nursing Education, and the Patricia M. Psenisky Nursing Merit Scholarship Fund.
These funds provide educational opportunities to individuals pursuing careers in healthcare, according to a news release. However, the Baker Fund, Kahn Fund, and Wingover Fund place a special emphasis on the nursing profession. The Patricia M. Psenisky Nursing Merit Scholarship Fund is for students, RNs or LPNs seeking a bachelor's degree in nursing or a graduate degree in nursing.
Applicants must either be Hunterdon County residents or employees of the Hunterdon Healthcare System. There is a common application for the Baker, Kahn, Apgar, and Wingover Scholarship Funds. A separate application is available for the Psenisky Nursing Merit Scholarship Fund.
Scholarship applications are available in the Foundation Office or obtained online at: foundation.hunterdonhealthcare.org The deadline for applications is March 1, 2018. Call 908-788-6141.
Famed Russian violinist Yevgeny Kutik, whose family fled rising anti-Semitism in Belarus in the 1990s, recently told his refugee story in words and music at the Human Rights Institute Gallery at Kean University in Union. He performed several pieces from his album "Music from the Suitcase," a collection of Russian miniatures from music sheets that his family almost left behind when they were forced to leave their homeland.
"Yevgeny's work highlights the value of all art forms to critically engage students in human rights efforts," said Sara Compion, director of Kean's Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and interim coordinator of the Human Rights Institute. "He tells a story, through his violin and his voice, that helps us reflect upon a key 21st century concern, transnational refugees. His audience develops a deeper respect of human rights, dignity and tolerance for difference."
"Donations are great, but the most precious thing you can give is your time," he said to a captive audience. "Tutoring immigrant children, carpooling to jobs together, and other activities that are friendly and make them feel like they are at home—which is what everyone wants to feel—is the most valuable gift in this day and age."
Kutik rounded out his visit to Kean by leading a masterclass for music and theatre-performance majors. Later that evening, he performed at Kean Stage's Enlow Recital Hall.
For more information about Kean Stage, visit www.keanstage.com.
ALSO: Kean University's Office of Student Government implemented a "paws-on" approach to relieving the stress of finals –– therapy dogs.
Students were given two opportunities to pet, cuddle and talk to therapy dogs in between exams, project deadlines and portfolio reviews. Stress Less Fest on Dec.13, featured a four-legged visitor from Pet Partners, and Fuel for Finals on Friday, Dec. 14, included four furry friends from Creature Comfort Pet Therapy.
"The relationship of humans to dogs can be traced back to 12,000 years ago when these two species began to find an interdependence that developed between them for mutual goals," said JoAnn Jarolmen, lecturer in Kean's Department of Social Work.
For more information about this and other events sponsored by Kean's Office of Student Government, email stuorg@kean.edu.
ALSO: Two events at Kean University's Miron Student Center on Dec. 8, challenged students to expand their worldview. Human Rights Awareness Trivia explored the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, and a screening of Cop Shot: The Aftermath gave Kean students first-hand accounts of the dangers of police work.
Sponsored by the Human Rights Institute and the Center of Leadership and Service (CLS), the trivia event was part of the commemoration of Human Rights Month. Students were encouraged to read a popup display of 17 of the 30 United Nations articles of human rights, and then asked to relay their meaning to the event coordinator to receive a free Human Rights Institute water bottle.
"This activity was an opportunity for students to learn and reflect on their own freedoms, and to recognize that those rights are not guaranteed to everyone around the world," said Sara Compion, director of Kean's Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and interim coordinator of the Human Rights Institute.
The other event, hosted by the student group KeanSAFE, featured a screening of the documentary, "Cop Shot: The Aftermath," followed by a question-and-answer session with three police officers who were shot in the line of duty. Sergeant Kenneth Hogan of the Irvington Police Department, Patrolman John Sole of the Totowa Police Department, and Deputy Chief Anthony Woodson of the East Orange Police Department shared their experiences.
"KeanSAFE hopes that providing an inside look at the line of duty educates those considering a career in criminal justice and builds a stronger sense of trust between college students and law enforcement," said Justina Vicioso, student president of KeanSAFE.
For more information about KeanSAFE, email keansafe@kean.edu. For more information about the Human Rights Institute at Kean University, including its upcoming conference on the global migrant crisis, email humanrights@kean.edu.
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Middlesex County Vocational and Technical Schools
The culinary arts program on the Piscataway Campus of the Middlesex County Vocational and Technical Schools has become the second public school kitchen in the nation to be certified "green" by the Green Restaurant Association in recognition of its sound environmental and sustainability practices.
Last year, the culinary program on the MCVTS Perth Amboy Campus was the first. The two school kitchens also are the only restaurants certified green in Middlesex County.
The Piscataway program, led by its instructor, Chef Thomas Povinelli, earned a one-star rating and 116.54 points in the categories of energy, food, water, waste, disposables, chemical and pollution, and furnishings and building.
Povinelli said that among the changes needed to add to the program's sustainability score were placing aerators on faucets to reduce water flow, installing LED lighting and construction of container gardens and a compost heap outside the school. He said the school subscribes to the "farm to table" philosophy of using locally grown produce as much as possible.
"The benefit for our students is that we are now able to apply for scholarships," he said. "A lot of higher education is transitioning to green restaurants, so our students will have a leg up when they apply."
Povinelli said his students have been invited to a taping of "The Chew," ABC's panel show on food, in January to be recognized for the achievement.
The Perth Amboy culinary program, under Chef Stephen Moir, has graduated from a two-star to a three-star rating by the Green Restaurant Association. It was considered groundbreaking when it became the first public school kitchen to be certified green.
More information on the Middlesex County Vocational and Technical Schools is available at www.mcvts.net. Additional Information on the Green Restaurant Association can be obtained at www.dinegreen.com.
Pomfret School
Damoi Kermah of Princeton was named to the fall honor's list at Pomfret School in Pomfret, Connecticut. Students must have a grade-point average of 3.330
Raritan Valley Community College
Dr. Sara Banfield, Raritan Valley Community College associate professor of communication studies, has been selected by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society as one of 30 chapter advisors, advisors emeriti, and alumni to serve as Faculty Scholars. Those selected for the role also will lead groups of students and advisors at the 2018 and 2019 Honors Institutes.
Banfield, a resident of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, serves as co-advisor of the Branchburg-based college's chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, and also chairs the college's Communication and Languages Department. She is one of only two people from New Jersey community colleges selected for this honor.
Faculty Scholars serve as seminar leaders during the Honors Institute, Phi Theta Kappa's annual summer conference held on a four-year college campus. The event brings nearly 500 associate degree-seeking students and PTK chapter advisors together for a week each June. The 2018 Honors Institute will be held at Villanova University in Pennsylvania.
For the first time, the Honors Institute will focus on Phi Theta Kappa's Leadership Development curriculum. Faculty Scholars will be certified to lead the curriculum, which has been hailed by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation as one of eight exemplary leadership development programs in the country.
The 2018/2019 Honors Study Topic is Transformations: Acknowledging, Assessing, and Achieving Change.
ALSO: Raritan Valley Community College's (RVCC) Visual and Performing Arts Department will present the annual RVCC Independent Study Students Exhibition, Jan 22 to Feb 9, in the Art Gallery at the college's Branchburg campus.
An artists' talk will be presented Friday, Jan. 26, from 5 to 6 p.m., in the Art Gallery, followed by a reception from 6 to 7 p.m. Both are free of charge and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.
This year's exhibition, organized by RVCC faculty members Darren McManus and Christopher Koep, will include advanced work in such media as ceramics, visual communication, painting and digital/multimedia.
The annual exhibition highlights the artwork of students who completed an independent study during the Spring, Summer and Fall 2017 Semesters.
Gallery hours are Mondays, 3 to 8 p.m.; Tuesdays, 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.; Wednesdays, 3 to 8 p.m.; Thursdays, 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.; and Fridays, 1 to 4 p.m. For further information, contact the Visual and Performing Arts Department, 908-218-8876.
The Pennington School
The Pennington School invites residents to participate in the first annual Mercer Bucks Mini Maker Faire on Sunday, April 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A gathering of tech enthusiasts, crafters, educators, tinkerers, hobbyists, engineers, artists, students, and commercial exhibitors, the Mercer Bucks Mini Maker Faire offers you an opportunity to show what you make and to share your knowledge.
The school is looking for Makers who want to show their work at the event. If you invent, design, create, or build things, consider applying to be an exhibitor at the Mercer Bucks Mini Maker Faire. To apply for space at the Faire, go to https://mercerbucks.makerfaire.com/call-for-makers/. There is no cost to exhibit work at the Faire.
A committee who is looking for dynamic exhibits that will collectively give visitors a diverse experience at the Faire will choose makers. If the creations are for sale (handmade goods, DIY kits, etc.), there is a cost of $100 per booth, payable to Maker Media.
The call for Makers will be open until Jan. 31. The event will be conducted on the campus, 112 W. Delaware Ave., Pennington.
Bala Rajesh Jakka of Bridgewater received a master's degree in environmental and biological sciences from Troy University in Troy, Alabama, during the fall semester/term 2 of the 2017/18 academic year.
Wharton Institute for the Performing Arts
Wharton Institute for the Performing Arts (WIPA) announced that 10 students have been chosen for its advanced Musical Theater Company: Alysa Ali, 13 of Watchung; Kate Bloom, 11 of Westfield; Sara Bolden, 12 of Berkeley Heights; Payton Buckley, 11 of Berkeley Heights; Mariam Contractor, 13 of Watchung; Paloma Di Falco, 13 of New Providence; Sarah Duong, 10 of Summit; Nathan Scala, 11 of Warren; Isabella Thomas, 10 of Watchung; and Mia Ulrich, 10 of Berkeley Heights.
The WIPA Company is an intensive creative and professional experience for the motivated performer. Acceptance to the class is by audition only. Led by Musical Theater Arts Director Timothy Maureen Cole and faculty David Seamon, students will spend 27 weeks creating their own musical production with an original script and music based on Grimm's Fairy Tales. Rehearsals include a live accompanist and the course culminates with two performances with a live orchestra at the Performing Arts School on June 9 at 3 and 6 p.m.
Wharton Institute for the Performing Arts is in Berkeley Heights, New Providence and Paterson, NJ and reaches students from 13 counties. Call 908-790-0700 or visit WhartonArts.org.
Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School
Samantha Immidisetti of Somerset was named to the fall dean's list at Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School in Kingston, Pennsylvania.
Student and School news appears Fridays. Email:cnmetro@mycentraljersey.com

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Many homeowners worry about what type of flooring they should buy for their kitchen. They figure that the flooring needs to be especially resilient because of the heat and humidity and the amount of traffic a kitchen gets.
Not to be confused with vinyl, linoleum floors were first made of linseed oil and were very popular during the early years of the 20th century. They fell out of favor but now have returned with a great variety of textures, patterns and colors. Best of all, linoleum is far less expensive than other types of flooring. Now made out of such ingredients as wood floor, resin and even limestone, linoleum is durable, easy to maintain and bacteria-resistant.
Like linoleum, vinyl has been a top choice for kitchen floors for decades. It's waterproof, good to walk on, won't crack and competes with linoleum in terms of cost. Homes that were built in the 1950s almost certainly came with vinyl kitchen floors. Now, it comes in many colors and patterns, much like linoleum. Though sheet vinyl needs to be installed by a professional, vinyl tiles can be installed by a diligent do-it-yourselfer.
Tiles can be glazed or unglazed. Unglazed tile needs to be sealed because it can be stained even by water. Glazed tile is not porous, but if there's grout between them the grout needs to be treated against staining. If the homeowner is worried that glazed tile is a slip and fall hazard, they can have the tiles textured to allow feet to get a grip on it. Tiles come in many colors, which won't fade because they're baked in when the ceramic is fired. Tile can be inexpensive or very pricey, and some types of tile can be installed by a DIYer.
Stone used for kitchen floors range from marble to granite to slate and limestone and gives a kitchen a look that's both magisterial and natural. With the exception of slate, stone needs to be sealed. Some homeowners are pleasantly surprised by how affordable some stone is, but it is heavy, and the kitchen floor may need to be reinforced before it's installed. On the other hand, a stone floor that's well maintained can last longer than the building.
Cork is the outer bark of a type of oak tree. It can be taken without killing the tree, which simply grows another layer of bark after a few years. It's strong, tough, easy to take care of and should be given the same type of finish as a hardwood floor. Cork is soft underfoot and has chambers that trap air and keep it cool in summer and warm in winter.
Though hardwood floors are beautiful, homeowners worry that they'll warp in the kitchen. However, if the wood is treated and installed in narrow planks it can resist warping. The difference between hardwood and softwood is simply that hardwood comes from deciduous trees such as oak and maple, and softwoods come from conifers such as fir and pine.
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Today's Global News Hour at 6 Health Matters is brought to you by Pharmasave. Doctors say an experimental drug for postpartum depression is having such positive results it could become the first treatment approved for the condition.
The agency on Tuesday approved Sage Therapeutics' Zulresso, an IV drug given over two-and-a-half days.
Sage said Zulresso will cost US$34,000 without insurance, plus costs for staying in a hospital or infusion centre. Whether the treatment gets covered by insurance is determined by each insurance company, which also sets the out-of-pocket costs, depending on the plan.
In a company-funded study of new mothers with moderate or severe postpartum depression, half the women given Zulresso had depression end within two-and-a-half days, about double the rate of those in a comparison group given dummy treatments.
Postpartum depression affects about 400,000 American women a year. It often ends on its own within a couple of weeks, but it can continue for months or even years. It can be treated with antidepressants, which can take six to eight weeks to work and don't help everyone, or with counselling.
Zulresso's active ingredient, brexanolone, mimics a derivative of the naturally occurring hormone progesterone, levels of which can plunge after childbirth. The infusion helps restore normal levels and emotions, according to Sage chief executive Dr. Jeff Jonas.
The drug's most common side effects were sleepiness, dizziness and headaches. A few women had more serious problems, such as fainting and loss of consciousness.
Because those risks could result in injury, the FDA said it is restricting Zulresso's use to certified health-care facilities where patients can be closely monitored throughout the infusion.
Zulresso appears safe for breastfeeding, said Dr. Kimberly Yonkers, a psychiatrist specializing in postpartum depression who heads Yale Medical School's Center for Wellbeing of Women and Mothers.
"It's going to depend on patient willingness to go into an infusion centre and insurers being willing to pay for this," Yonkers added.
It's developing a second, similar treatment in pill form, and Marinus Pharmaceuticals is testing both a pill and IV therapy.


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Neil Bosdet: 2020 National RLP Realtor of the Year
By Bosdet Homes in News
Royal LePage announces Neil Bosdet has been named the 2020 National A.E. LePage REALTOR® of the Year!
A notable member of the National Chairman's Club since 2018, Neil is the Royal LePage media liaison for Victoria, and has also been a member of several Victoria Real Estate Board Committees.
Neil values giving back to the community and has founded numerous initiatives including, 'The Breakfast Club', a group of REALTORS® who sponsor and serve a monthly breakfast for the less fortunate and those experiencing homelessness at 'Our Place Society' in downtown Victoria. Neil is also one of the founders of '100+ Real Estate Agents Who Care Victoria'. Through Royal LePage, Neil's team supports the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation by donating their time and woodworking pieces to various events and auctions throughout the year.
This year, Neil participated in the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation's Challenge for Shelter Trek, where he trekked the Purcell Mountains in British Columbia and raised over $12,000.
The A.E. LePage REALTOR® of the Year Award recognizes the best of the best of our great Royal LePage Realtors, based on productivity, leadership, community and Shelter Foundation involvement, and commitment to the Royal LePage brand and its suite of services.
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Restaurant News Brief
Austin Restaurant Openings
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Popular Truck Thai Kun Closed Location at Busy East Sixth Bar Whisler's
New Austin coffee shop opening, plus more news
by Nadia Chaudhury Dec 9, 2019, 11:05am CST
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Food Truck Shutter
Southeast Asian food truck Thai Kun closed up its sole meals-on-wheels location in Austin last month. The truck, which was parked at East Austin bar Whisler's, held its last day of service on Sunday, November 30. The truck plans on reopening somewhere else in the city, but there is no set address as of yet. This Thai Kun had been open at Whisler's since late 2014. Currently, there's the Thai Kun restaurant up in Rock Rose, parent restaurant East Side King on South Lamar, and East Side King's food truck at also-East Sixth bar Liberty.
The new food truck taking over Whisler's is Asian-American comfort food truck Golden Tiger, which had been previously parked at Container Bar. The menu is heavy on chicken sandwiches (both fried and grilled), burgers, fries, and chicken tenders. Its hours are from 4 p.m. to 1:45 a.m. weekdays and noon to 1:45 a.m. weekends.
New Coffee Shop Opening
The Hill Country Galleria has a new coffee shop-slash-shop with the opening of Runaway Luna Coffee House & Lifestyle Boutique, courtesy of bag company Runaway Luna. On deck are the leather handbags, accessories, coffee from Big Bend Coffee Roasters, and baked goods coursed from The Bearded Baking Company. It's found at 12800 Hill Country Boulevard, Suite G130, open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day.
Holiday Break
Downtown Austin restaurant The Bonneville is taking a holiday break this month. The 202 West Cesar Chavez Street restaurant will be closed from Monday, December 23 through Monday, December 30. While this means the restaurant will be closed during Christmas Eve for its usual French-Canadian Christmas Eve dinner, it will host the dinner earlier on Saturday, December 21.
15 Fantastic Thai Restaurants in Austin
Where to Eat on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in Austin
11:56 a.m.: This article has been updated to include Thai Kun's replacement at Whisler's.
4:50 p.m.: This article has been updated to clarify the company behind Runaway Luna Coffee House.
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Christmas in July! No, that's not what happens when the a/c goes on a bender…though I do enjoy the cool even though I need to scrape the frost off the cat. I'm talking about Almost Christmas, an ensemble comedy that's hitting theaters this fall, and looks like a nice pre-holiday warmup. Or, one of those "hey, my family's not so bad" kinda deals. Synopsis!
Mo'Nique looks like she is all in with this film, so I can't wait to see her strut her stuff. Seeing Danny Glover, Gabrille Union and Omar Epps also gives me the happy.
Almost Christmas hits town November 11th, 2016. Happy birthday-eve to me!
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The STIHL facility in Cottage Grove, Wis., will service a larger area and allow for next-day delivery.
STIHL celebrates the grand opening of its new Midwest STIHL location in the Village of Cottage Grove, Wis. In January it was announced that STIHL would relocate the operations of Mississippi Valley STIHL of Peoria, Illinois and Midwest STIHL of Hayward, Wisconsin to establish a new single distribution site. Completed in October, after only six months of construction, the new 65,750-square-foot facility demonstrates the company's continued investment to improve overall operations and support dealer growth in the mid-northern region of the U.S.
"We are extremely pleased to celebrate the opening of this new distribution location because it represents our continued focus on serving our dealers and customers more efficiently," said STIHL President Fred Whyte, who attended the ceremony.
In addition to a central location, the new facility was designed to further enhance dealer support and responsiveness. The new facility includes expanded warehouse capabilities with racking and storage systems, improved pick and pack processes that reduce errors and increase productivity and nine loading doors to handle inbound/outbound freight. As a result, Midwest STIHL will be able to provide one-day shipping service to most of the 1,000 servicing dealers in the region. Additionally, Midwest STIHL can now offer enhanced training and technical services capabilities to their dealers in their new indoor/outdoor training facility and state-of-the-art workshop.
The new Midwest STIHL facility occupies almost 10 acres and employs roughly 40 employees, bringing ten new jobs to the area. Midwest STIHL began service to dealers in Iowa and Illinois in November and will officially start servicing the remainder of the territory including, Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan on Feb. 1, 2016.
For more information on STIHL, visit www.stihlusa.com.
Lindsy Shrewsberry is the Marketing Communications Manager for STIHL Inc.


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Stocks posted their best January in more than 30 years after a historically bad December.
Stocks' bounce was the easy part; the next 10% will likely be much harder.
There are technical signs that suggest December marked a major low and potentially higher prices are ahead.
S&P 500 earnings growth will slow in the fourth quarter but is still expected to be strong.
U.S. economic growth, tax cuts, higher oil prices, and corporate stock buybacks are among the positive drivers.
However, earnings may be capped by trade tensions, slower economic growth abroad, and a rising U.S. dollar.
Last week's losses were driven primarily by increased recession fears related to U.S.-China trade tensions, a possible Fed policy mistake, and sharply lower oil prices.
Recent volatility may have provided one of the most important ingredients of a stock market bottom: fear.
We see elevated put/call ratios, increased trading volume, and extremely negative breadth as signs of fear, a potentially bullish development with the S&P 500 at/above recent lows.
Last week's stock market rally was driven by optimism (now clearly warranted) surrounding U.S.-China trade talks and a more dovish Fed.
The events added to the positive fundamental case for stocks here, while stock valuations are quite reasonable.
The technical picture is muddled, but big gains to start this week—should they hold—would help increase the odds of further gains from a technical analysis perspective.
Third quarter earnings season was again very impressive, with S&P 500 Index earnings growing 28% year over year, the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2010.
A pickup in economic growth, strong manufacturing activity, and tax cuts were the key growth drivers.
Guidance was generally positive despite tariffs and ongoing trade policy uncertainty.
Getting past the midterm election removes uncertainty and enables investors to focus on fundamentals, which we believe can be positive for stocks.
Gridlock may potentially help shorten and smooth out the path to a possible trade deal with China.
Industrials and healthcare stocks may be post-election winners, while scrutiny on financials may increase.


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Timothy Stoltzfus Jost, David Hughes, Jean McHale, Lesley Griffiths
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law (1 August 1995) 20 (4): 885–908.
...Timothy Stoltzfus Jost; David Hughes; Jean McHale; Lesley Griffiths The health care systems of the United States and the United Kingdom are changing rapidly. After the Thatcher government's 1989 white paper, the formerly unified British National Health Service (NHS) was split into purchaser and...
Regulating Physician Supply: The Evolution of British Columbia's Bill 41
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...Morris L. Barer This paper traces the development of British Columbia's controversial Bill 41, which empowers that province's Ministry of Health to restrict the issuance of billing numbers entitling physicians to seek payment from the provincial medical services plan. The bill and its predecessors...
Health Policies, Health Politics: The British and American Experience, 1911–1965
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.... London: Her Majesty's Stationers Office, CM555 . Tomlinson , B. 1992 . Inquiry into London's Health Services, Medical Education and Research. London: Her Majesty's Stationers Office. Report from the Field Reforming the British...
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The Politics of Management in Health Care: A British Perspective
Stuart C. Haywood
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General Practice Fundholding in the British National Health Service Reform, 1991–1997: GP Accounts of the Dynamics of Change
George L. Maddox
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Christopher Potter, Janet Porter
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...Christopher Potter; Janet Porter This article explores five strong beliefs, or myths, held by Americans about the British National Health Service: (1) the NHS is socialized medicine; (2) widespread rationing occurs; (3) NHS patients have to face long waiting times; (4) the NHS does not offer free...
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The `gerrie:crawl` command is the main command of the *Gerrie* application.
The main responsibility of this command is to receive the data from the Gerrit instance and transfer the data into a RDBMS.
This happens in several steps:

#. Receive all information of configuration / options + arguments
#. Query the Gerrit instance for the / a project(s)
#. Transfer the project data into a unique format
#. Proceed (insert / update) project information
#. Query the Gerrit instance for Changesets + detailed information
#. Transfer the Changeset data into a unique format
#. Proceed (insert / update) changeset information

One requirement to execute `gerrie:crawl` is the necessary database structure.
You can setup the table scheme with the command `gerrie:setup-database`.
An alternative way can be the *--setup-database-tables* option of the `gerrie:crawl` command.

.. note::

    At the moment Gerrie is only able to communicate with the SSH API of Gerrie.
    The support for the REST API is not build in yet in Gerrie.

Next to the described main logic there a several small features build in like

* debugging functionality to detect if every attribute which is received by the API is transformed to the unique format and no information is missing
* debugging functionality to detect if the project / instance is crawled the first time and only insert statements and not update statements will be executed
* logging to see what happens

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15 States with the Worst Teen Drivers [+Texting & Drinking Rates]
For many teenagers, getting their driver's license is as exciting as it is stressful. Driving a car means freedom, but it also comes with a great deal of responsibility and risk. For some teenagers, it can be difficult to fully appreciate that risk. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), teenage drivers are more likely than older drivers to make critical errors that result in serious crashes. For example, they are more likely to speed and less likely to keep a safe distance between vehicles.
Motor vehicle crashes can be costly on numerous levels. The CDC reports that young people ages 15 to 19 make up slightly more than 6 percent of the population. Yet, in 2016, they were responsible for 8.4 percent ($13.6 billion) of total motor vehicle injury costs.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) finds that 16- to 20-year-olds account for 8.3 percent of all traffic fatalities in the U.S.
Every parent wants to do their part to keep their teenage driver as safe as possible. To raise awareness of potentially risky behaviors, our researchers turned to the latest data on teen driving patterns from the CDC's Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System and NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System. The researchers studied stats on seat belt use, drinking and driving, texting and driving, and fatalities. Here's what they found:
15 States With the Most Dangerous Teenage Drivers
#15 – Arizona
#14 – West Virginia
#13 – Texas
#12 – Kansas
#11 – Oklahoma
#10 – South Carolina
#9 – Idaho
#8 – Tennessee
#7 – Iowa
#6 – Missouri
#5 – North Dakota
#4 – Nebraska
#3 – Louisiana
#2 – Arkansas
#1 – Montana
Full Study Results
While the statistics surrounding teenage drivers can be grim, there is positive news. For example, more teens are taking preventive safety measures when they drive. In 1991, the CDC found that 25.9 percent of teens said they rarely wore their seat belt. However, that number has steadily decreased over the years. As of 2017, just 5.9 percent of teens said they rarely buckled up.
Similarly, drinking and driving among teens has improved over the years. From 2013 to 2017, the percentage of teens who said they drink and drive fell from 10 percent to 5.5 percent. Yet, it is important to note that teen drivers are more likely than older drivers to be involved in motor vehicle crashes when they do drink and drive.
Despite improvements in seat belt use and impaired driving, national data shows no significant change in the number of teens who said they text and drive. From 2013 to 2017, the percentage of teens who engaged in this behavior remained flat at approximately 40 percent.
Texting while driving is an especially dangerous type of distracted driving because it involves manual, visual, and cognitive distraction. In the course of sending or reading a text message, drivers will take their eyes off the road for an average of five seconds. Even that short amount of time translates to the distance of a football field when driving at 55 mph.
At the state level, teen texting and driving shows a statistically significant positive correlation with teen motor vehicle fatalities by population. In general, states with more teens who text and drive also have more teens who die in motor vehicle accidents.
Interestingly, neither drinking and driving nor seat belt use show significant correlations with the number of teen motor vehicle fatalities. While correlation does not imply causation, this data—in addition to everything else known about distracted driving—makes a strong case for actively reducing cell phone use among teen drivers.
Age is one of the most important factors in determining car insurance rates. For example, car insurance for a 19 year old driver is far above the national average. Luckily, there are drivers ed insurance discounts available for new drivers.
When comparing gender across these statistics, both male and female teens are equally as likely to text and drive and fail to wear a seat belt. However, teenage males are significantly more likely than teenage females to drink and drive. Of teenage males, 6.8 percent report drinking and driving compared to 4.1 percent of teenage females.
NHTSA data further shows that teenage males are nearly twice as likely as teenage females to be involved in fatal motor vehicle crashes. In 2017, the organization found that 1,807 teenage males died as a result of a crash, compared to 925 teenage females. Fortunately, teen motor vehicle fatalities are down nearly a third from 1975 and the most significant declines are among teenage males.
With these trends in mind, we wanted to use these statistics to identify the states with the most dangerous teenage drivers. To do this, our researchers created a composite score for each state based on the following metrics:
Percentage of teens who text and drive
Percentage of teens who drink and drive
Percentage of teens who rarely wear a seat belt
Teen traffic fatality rate per 100k teens
Only states with data available from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System were included in the analysis. Here are the states with the most at-risk teenage drivers.
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Teens who text & drive: Data not available
Teens who drink & drive: 6.2% (12.7% worse than average)
Teens who rarely wear a seat belt: 8.1% (37.3% worse than average)
Teen traffic fatality rate: 12.6 per 100k (5.6% worse than average)
Teen traffic fatalities: 59 per year
Teens who text & drive: 34.0% (13.3% better than average)
Teens who drink & drive: 5.4% (1.8% better than average)
Teen traffic fatality rate: 22.2 per 100k (85.7% worse than average)
Teens who text & drive: 39.3% (0.3% worse than average)
Teen traffic fatalities: 273 per year
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Teens who text & drive: 48.0% (22.4% worse than average)
Teens who rarely wear a seat belt: 5.0% (15.3% better than average)
Teens who drink & drive: 6.0% (9.1% worse than average)
Teens who drink & drive: Data not available
Pay-as-you-go auto insurance is a fairly new type of insurance that's gaining popularity as a savvy way for drivers to lower their insurance premiums. Essentially, this type of coverage offers usage-based rates that fluctuate by miles driven.
Teen traffic fatalities: 9 per year
Teens who drink & drive: 10.0% (81.8% worse than average)
Teens who rarely wear a seat belt: 12.5% (111.9% worse than average)
To identify the states with the most dangerous teenage drivers, a composite score was calculated based on the following factors:
The following data sources were used:
Statistics on risky teenage driving behavior are from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS).
Statistics on teenage traffic fatalities are from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS).
Teenage population statistics are from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
Only states with data from the YRBSS survey were included in the analysis. For a complete list of results for all states included in the analysis, see the charts with all the rankings below.
Rarely Wearing Seat Belt
Teen Traffic Fatality Rate (per 100k)
Teen Traffic Fatalities
1 Montana 54.2% 7.6% 7.8% 20.5 13
2 Arkansas 46.2% 10.7% 17.5% 14.6 29
3 Louisiana 43.0% 10.0% 12.5% 17.7 53
4 Nebraska 48.3% 6.3% 8.5% 20.7 27
5 North Dakota 52.6% 6.5% 8.1% 19 9
6 Missouri 46.4% 5.3% 9.0% 22.6 89
7 Iowa 55.2% 6.5% 6.8% 16.3 35
8 Tennessee 49.0% N/A 8.9% 14.4 61
9 Idaho 47.0% 6.0% 7.3% 17.3 21
10 South Carolina 45.4% 7.5% 6.8% 14.3 46
11 Oklahoma 45.7% 5.3% 8.0% 19.7 52
12 Kansas 48.0% 6.4% 5.0% 17.5 35
13 Texas 39.3% 7.1% 7.1% 13.6 273
14 West Virginia 34.0% 5.4% 8.9% 22.2 24
15 Arizona N/A 6.2% 8.1% 12.6 59
16 New Mexico 39.6% 6.5% 7.5% 12.2 17
17 Florida 35.1% 5.8% 8.0% 15.5 186
18 New Hampshire 41.7% 5.8% 6.9% 12.9 11
19 Kentucky 34.7% 3.9% 8.7% 20.5 59
20 Pennsylvania 37.4% 5.0% 11.3% 8.9 73
21 Utah 40.6% 2.8% 9.5% 9.5 23
22 North Carolina 38.0% 5.4% 6.7% 14.8 100
23 Vermont 34.1% 7.3% N/A 7.2 3
24 Wisconsin 45.7% 5.5% 5.9% 13.1 50
25 Rhode Island 37.3% N/A 6.7% 11 8
26 Maryland 28.1% 5.9% N/A 10.1 39
27 Massachusetts 35.6% 5.7% N/A 6.2 28
28 Illinois 37.1% 5.2% N/A 10 84
29 Virginia N/A 5.6% 6.4% 7.8 42
30 Maine N/A 4.3% 6.1% 15.1 12
31 Colorado 35.2% 5.3% 5.9% 15.7 56
32 Delaware 45.0% N/A 5.5% 6.6 4
33 Connecticut 33.0% 6.3% 6.4% 5.3 13
34 Michigan 39.4% 3.7% 6.3% 8.6 57
35 Alaska 28.6% 4.3% 7.6% 4.3 2
36 Nevada 31.9% 5.0% 6.3% 8.9 16
37 California 34.3% 4.9% 5.8% 8 206
https://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/teen_drivers/teendrivers_factsheet.html
https://www-fars.nhtsa.dot.gov/People/PeopleAllVictims.aspx
https://www.iihs.org/topics/fatality-statistics/detail/teenagers#trends
https://www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/distracted-driving
https://www.census.gov/
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Travel east on I-70 to West 6th Avenue (Exit 261). Travel approximately one-half mile to the Indiana Street / Denver West / Colorado Mills exit. Turn right (south) onto Indiana Street and travel approximately one block. Turn right (west) onto the 6th Avenue Frontage Road and travel approximately two blocks. The main entrance to the Fairgrounds will be on your left. Follow the signage posted at the main entrance to your desired destination.


Who is donor 806? His three kids are going to find out.
Cynthia Weil is an internationally known lyricist with songs from "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling", the most played song of the twentieth century to the Oscar nominated and double Grammy winning "Somewhere Out There" from the animated film "An American Tail".
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China Horse Club Buy Share In Chrome
Taylor Made Farm announced on Friday that the China Horse Club has purchased a share in 2014 US Horse of the year California Chrome (Lucky Pulpit-Love the Chase, by Not for Love). The 5YO, who is currently favourite for Saturday week's Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita Park, is co-owned by his co-breeder Perry Martin and Taylor Made, where he will stand once he retires from racing. "We've been talking to [the China Horse Club] for a while and it didn't seem like we could ever decide on what to do," Duncan Taylor told Thoroughbred daily News. "Finally, we basically sold one of Perry Martin's shares. He has sold a few of them recently. He owns about 40% of the horse and he wants to get down to less than that. We are trying to get people who will support the horse with good mares, so when he does retire we will be able to get him the kind of book he deserves. We were very happy to have those guys join the syndicate. Those are the kind of people we need." Undefeated in his six starts this year, California Chrome's record reads 15 wins from 24 starts for US$13,426,218 in earnings, making him the richest North American racehorse of all time ahead of 2008 Dubai World Cup winner Curlin with US$10,501,800. His next run will be the US$6 million Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita on 5 November.
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The Scottsdale Airpark is one of the largest employment centers in the state of Arizona. Anchored by the Scottsdale Airport, the Scottsdale Airpark encompasses an 8.6 square mile area with over 2,900 businesses employing more than 51,000 people (current estimates based on data from EMSI and City of Scottsdale). The airpark houses some of the most prestigious company headquarters in the western United States, including GoDaddy, AXON (Taser), JDA Software, Nautilus Insurance, Quicken Loans, CVS Caremark and Vanguard.
The Airpark combines a combination of a skilled workforce, transportation options and an extensive infrastructure of over 2 million square feet of commercial space. Its location at the corner of the east-west and north-south branches of the Loop 101 Freeway allows strategic access to one of the most educated and qualified workforces in Arizona.
A revised Airpark planning regulations (Planned Airpark Core Development) provides new opportunities for building height and FAR which will allow more flexibility as Airpark development continues in the future.


Way back at the beginning of March (okay, just 2 months ago), i wrote about the super opportunity i had to start an English Playgroup right here in our little village.
And as before, if you don´t have small children or are not interested, would you please help me to spread the word? Thanks so much.


La Mesa is located in the Mexican state of Hidalgo in the municipality of Acaxochitlán.
Located at an altitude of 2460 meters, La Mesa is home for 968 inhabitants. About 46.9 percent of the local population are adults. While the medium quantity of years at school is 4 years, there are still about 143 persons who dont know write or read.
26 people are of indigenous origin and a total of 8 individuals older than 5 years still speak an indigenous language.
The longitude of La Mesa is -98.225833, the latitude is 20.089167.
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I had big plans for my home this summer, but with some unexpected adventures and last-minute childcare changes, many of them just didn't happen.
Now that the school year is starting and Eve will be in coop three mornings a week, I will have more time to focus on the little house projects that got pushed to the wayside this summer.
I won't have time to do any more major projects until December, but the start of the school year is always a season of transition and a natural time to make some much-needed updates — like swapping our shower curtain that Sam and I purchased seven years ago for our first apartment together.
And getting the clutter off our countertop.
When you live in a small condo with just one tiny bathroom that you have to walk by all the time, small changes can have a huge impact.
I headed to my local Target to pick up a few items to give my bathroom a little refresh, and what a difference it has made!
When we are doing home projects I think sometimes we tend to think we need to go all out. In reality, making a few small changes — such as a few pretty accessories — can make a world of difference. By trading in our old shower curtain for a bright white one — and swapping our boring plastic shower hooks for brushed chrome ones — our bathroom feels like an entirely new room.
Invest in bathroom accessories that both brighten your room and help to organize the space. I found a fantastic foaming hand soap dispenser and coordinating toothbrush holder that match our new shower curtain hooks. They gave the room a more cohesive feel and got all of toothbrush and toothpaste clutter off of the countertop.
Pick one bold pattern and color and bring in items that complement it. Since the walls of our bathroom are a rather strong green, I opted for a simple shower curtain that matched the walls but did not overwhelm the room.
There's nothing worse than making a purchase and having it fall apart on you a month later or have to run out and replace something you need — like toilet paper. I wanted something that would feel nice against my skin and be long-lasting (because who has time for multiple runs to replace household goods?). Quilted Northern Ultra Soft & Strong® (Mega Rolls) have 4x more sheets and are every bit as comfortable.
Like my other bathroom items, I purchased my Quilted Northern toilet paper at Target, which you can find in the bathroom tissue aisle.
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Great tips, Bev. I love redecorating bathrooms because a little change can make a huge impact. I'm tackling the kids' bathroom this fall, now that the child with 95% of the stuff is not here. Always need that toilet paper though!
Have fun redecorating! I always want to, but I'm usually so overwhelmed with where to begin that I do nothing for the longest time. I realize now I should have replaced the shower curtain ages ago — what a difference it made!
No doubt, it's great stuff. I love learning about organizing and decorating bathrooms because it's amazing what you can do with some pretty small spaces sometimes. We have an upstairs bathroom which needs some updating!
Yes, I know what you mean! I love searching around Pinterest for ideas for decorating. I'm getting psyched to finish tackling our bathroom this year.
I love your redo! You're totally inspiring me to do a little redo over here.


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Black Metal Friday: Skitliv "Hollow Devotion"
By Ides Bergen | @ | February 19th, 2016 at 4:17 pm
Skitliv is a Norwegian blackened doom metal supergroup which features former Mayhem vocalist Sven Erik "Maniac" Kristiansen and former Shining vocalist Niklas Kvarforth. The band's name literally means "shitty life" in Norwegian and is an appropriate moniker for a band with such a bleak and misanthropic sound.
Today's Black Metal Friday track comes from the band's only proper, full-length release, 2009's Skandinavisk Misantropi. It is the album's third track and is entitled "Hollow Devotion."
Topics: Black Metal Friday, Features, Music
Tags: Erik "Maniac" Kristiansen, Gaahl, Hollow Devotion, Mayhem, Niklas Kvarforth, Shining, Skandinavisk Misantropi, Skitliv
Black Metal Friday: "Carving A Giant" By Gorgoroth
By Ides Bergen | @ | August 22nd, 2014 at 10:00 am
Gorgoroth hails from the mecca of black metal, Bergen, Norway, and takes its name from the plateau of darkness and evil in the Lord of the Rings.
Watch the video (NSFW) here below for Gorgoroth's "Carving A Giant," from the album Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam.
Since the band's inception in 1992, it has been a lightning rod for controversy. As early as their first demos, their heavily Satanic imagery and lyrics led local parents to contact the local sheriff with their concerns. When they signed with Nuclear Blast, many fans cried foul at their alliance with the large mainstream metal label.
Topics: Black Metal Friday, Features, Music, Videos
Tags: Balck Metal Friday, Carving A Giant, Frost, Gaahl, Gorgoroth, Infernus, Metal, Samoth


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When I was a kid, I always loved the books with lots of pictures. It wasn't that I didn't like reading, in fact I actually LOVED reading. There's just something about flipping through pages of colorful pictures… Even now as an adult, I often find myself flipping through a travel magazine, full of pictures of far away places, or a new cook book that shows off the deep colors of exotic vegetables and fruit.
In last week's post, we talked about making the time to workout, no matter how ridiculous the obstacles. Some of my excuses may seem ridiculous, but the struggle is real, Ya'll!!!
For the part 2 of this series, I am going to be talking about something that will make a huge difference, if you take the extra minute to do it. It's something that I can be easily distracted from with something as little as my phone ringing.
I am really good about buying vitamins, but I'm terrible about taking them. Do what you have to do to remember… Use a daily pill organizer or set an alarm on your phone. I feel so much better on the weeks that I actually remember to take them.
Again, I'm really good about pouring myself a cup of herbal tea or a glass of water, but life happens and it sits on the counter all by its lonely self… There have been times that I got to the end of the day and realized that I had only drank one glass of water the entire day!!! (Terrible for me, I know!) One of my goals this year is to drink a glass of water before I even eat my meal. I figured, this way I would not only remember, but it would probably help me on the weight loss side of things as well.
3. Scheduling my coffee intake.
4. Taking the time to smell the roses.
As mompreneurs or moms in general, it's so easy to push through each day, going to bed exhausted waking up exhausted… Each day blurring together.
A couple years ago, I was having a day where I was so worn ragged from working multiple jobs. For some reason I had a few minutes to be outside and enjoy the weather. I remember looking around and thinking, "I don't remember this place being this beautiful"! It wasn't that the scenery had changed, I had just never taken the time to notice!
We get so busy, we miss the entire point of working for ourselves… I want to work for myself so I can enjoy more time with my son and so that I have more freedom in my day to day activities. If I am so busy, that I can't even notice how beautiful the sky or the trees are, I have traded one job for another.
Ok… So here comes the part where I tell you how much you seriously need to join my Weekly Newsletter + Coupon Club! I'm planning several amazing giveaways that only those who are part of the club will know how to enter!
Like I said last week, on Wednesday's I'm going to be mixing things up a little. Sometimes I might share family moments and sometimes I might share products that I am designing or making.
I noticed that Sean wanted to be a part of EVERYTHING this year. He wanted to help make the cookies, he wanted to help hang the ornaments, and he definitely wanted to help unwrap the presents before I could even get them under the tree!
It wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be, but it definitely involved a lot of coconut oil.
At this time, I am interrupting our featured post to remind you that our very first weekly coupon + newsletter club will be published on Friday! It will include a coupon to my Etsy shop, and a recap of this week's posts! Like the description suggests, unless there is a super duper special occasion, you will only get the one email on Friday.
So anywho, be sure to join my club right here!!
On January 1st I said that each month I would be picking a topic that has something to do with balancing motherhood and business. Balance! Balance! Balance! I have been chanting it over and over in my head as I try to do better with it this year than I did the last. It's one of those tricky things that's easier said than done. So today I am starting the first of many monthly topics that will target those tricky areas in our lives.
If you haven't guessed already, this month's topic is about how to work on your health amidst you INSANE schedule. When most people say that they don't have time to go to the gym, they are using it as an excuse to avoid perspiring glistening … Unfortunately, some of us really have no way to afford, find a baby sitter, or find time to go to the gym. I know because I am one of them.
One of my goals is to get into the same shape I was in college, so like I mentioned in the last post, rather than making vague resolutions, I am marking my calendar to make time for mini workouts.
Some of the things I am about to share with you will either inspire you, or have you laughing at me. Either way, it will benefit you, one way or another.
This might seem like a no brainer, but I'm actually speaking from experience. LOL. In my heart of hearts I knew that sleeping in a track jacket wouldn't get me toned, but it looked like I had fallen asleep during a workout (I did one squat. Hehehe), so it made me feel better about myself.
2. Jumping jacks in front of the TV counts as cardio!
If you're thinking, "Jumping jacks? Ha! Who is she kidding??". You try watching an episode of your favorite show while doing jumping jacks non stop!
3. Pinning workout articles only exercises the index finger.
When was the last time you actually read that workout article you pinned? Skimming over the pictures doesn't count. Make the time to read what you already pinned and apply it to your sessions.
4. Make it nap time priority #1!
If your kids still take naps, get a 10 min workout in! Go on youtube and search for Popsugar's workout chanel. They have workouts categorized by 5min, 10min, and 30min workouts. Plus it's freeeeeeee!!
I am not a health and fitness expert, and consult with your doctor before starting any kind of exercise.
Thanks to a birthday present from my awesome sister and Jerry the minion, I'm now drinking enough water to keep a plant alive. It's a good thing too, because if I drank any more coffee, I would have probably began to perspire java when I worked out!
A little while back, I wrote 'Learning to get a life…' in hopes that others would see their need to make time for themselves. Today I'm going to take it a step farther.
In my other post, I was trying to encourage you to find a hobby outside of work. We get wrapped up in responsibilities, to the point that, that becomes our entire life.
Hobbies can be a good thing, and they can be relaxing, but how much time do we spend being 'still'. Most of us are running to the grocery store, going to PTA, working out, sending off orders, taking phone calls, cleaning up the juice that your toddler decided to purposely pour on the floor, putting laundry away that you washed two weeks ago, walking the dog, making dinner, praying that your kid doesn't dump his crackers on the floor while you're making dinner… Etc. etc. etc. aren't you exhausted just reading this?!???
It's crazy but that's the way most of us live. I know it's necessary to get all of that done each day, but if you don't take time to just 'be still' you're gonna to go bonkers!
This week I found a way to combine my hobby with a way to be still. One of my favorite ways to be still is to sit quietly and read my Bible as I spend time with God. I love being able to cut fresh flowers from outside and put them on the table. It's really nice when you get to enjoy God's creation as you spend time in His Word. There's a satisfying peace that comes with it.
So in our house, 'Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood' is pretty popular. For those of you who are unfamiliar with this children's show, it's based off of the Mr. Rogers' neighborhood, that was on TV years ago. As a kid, I remember watching this TV show when we came back to the U.S. to visit.
While the original show was set at a much slower pace than most current day children's shows, I've always loved the calm, compassionate spirit of Mr. Rogers. I love seeing the manners and kindness that Sean is beginning to show, as he watches Daniel Tiger face challenges that are applicable in his own little life.
That being said… Some of the jingles from the show can turn into some pretty exasperating/hilarious situations when sung out of context.
The other day while we were in the grocery store, it was getting close to nap time, and Sean started acting up a bit.
Me: (leaning over) If you don't stop, we're going to go home right now and you'll go straight to bed!!
We've been working on potty training, and while we are at home, I have had him running around the house in his big boy undies. I was working on breakfast when I turn around to find him standing in a puddle.
Me: Sean! You're supposed to tell mommy!
One day last week, I was having one of those days where nothing was going right. Towards the end of the day, I spilt something on the floor.


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Rooting for India
It's every captain's dream to win the World Cup. Going into this World Cup, Kohli not only has a fine team at his disposal but the cricketing world also believes that Team India can lift the coveted trophy for the third time ("Kohli aims to emulate India's 2011 feat at World Cup," May 27, Gulf Today).
The 30-year old skipper is in great form perched on top of the rankings. He has displayed great captaincy skills of late by helping India win its first-ever Test series triumph in Australia in January.
Personally too he carries a stellar batting record of amassing 10,843 runs in 227 one-day international matches, including 41 centuries and 49 fifties. This should hold him in good stead because, as he stated some time back, most matches are likely to be high-scoring ties and runs will be all that matter at the end of the day. Our bowling division is no less lethal. If Jasprit Bumrah falls short, Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal should be able to add some spin to the excitement.
For the young captain it will be a great moment to lift the trophy once again after the 2011 victory on home turf. With legendary Dhoni in the wings, Team India has the fire power to make that dream come true.
But we can't forget the hosts England, who too are tipped by many to win the Cup for the first time.
With Eoin Morgan's side climbing to the top of the ICC rankings over the last four years, England will be a force to reckon alongside defending champions Australia. The English side has a formidable batting line-up. Nothing can be taken for granted. I am geared for the excitement.
Vishal Nair
Cricket World Cup BCCI
Don't rein in humour
Rain leads the World Cup Cricket points table with eight points – that's if we're permitted to discard the stiff upper lip in Her Majesty's Great Britain and smile away the cloudy blues. In fact, we should not sulk but sportingly give the rain gods credit for the bashing they are inflicting on some of the top-notch
Pak's legendary cricketer questions team India's sportsmanship post England loss
Waqar shares a meaningful note to define the sportsmanship of the champions after India suffered their first defeat of this World Cup against the hosts
Rahul, Dhoni hit tons as India post facile win over Bangladesh
Cardiff: Riding on a brilliant century by KL Rahul and a dominant 113 by old warhorse MS Dhoni India defeat Bangladesh by 95 runs in their final World Cup warm-up match in Cardiff on Tuesday. Batting first, the Indians finished on 359/7 in their 50 overs while chasing Bangladesh could manage only 264.
India boast firepower to make World Cup charge
India boast the game's undoubted superstar batsman in Virat Kohli but their bowling attack could hold the key to their hopes of World Cup glory. Despite their status as the game's global powerhouse, India have only won the showpiece tournament twice, in 1983 and 2011.
Up in arms
Four months after the March massacre of 51 Muslim men, women and children in two mosques in the city of Christchurch, New Zealand, gun owners have begun exchanging military-style semi-automatic weapons for money. In the first of 250 planned
Expo 2020 preparations on perfect track
The enthusiasm and amazing speed at which Dubai is gearing up for World Expo 2020 makes it abundantly clear that the event will turn out to be extraordinary and offer endless reasons for participants from across the globe to cheer. Adding to the attraction is the fact that it will be the first to be staged in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia
Well-deserved accolade for Dubai
The choosing of Dubai as the ''Capital of Arab Media'' for the year 2020 by the Arab Information Ministers Council is a well-deserved accolade for the dazzling Emirate.
Johnson is likely to steer Brexit Britain onto the rocks
A cunning rat leaves a sinking ship. Yet it's a striking feature of today's Conservative Party that so many are scrabbling to stay aboard their listing vessel instead. Amber Rudd and the ever versatile Matt Hancock have even converted to the cause of a crash-out Brexit, despite previously warning it would be the economic equivalent of scuttling your own fleet at Scarpa Flow.


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Softball | Norwayne overcomes deficit to win WCAL title
By LARRY STINECorrespondent
May 18, 2019 at 4:19 PM May 18, 2019 at 7:04 PM
CRESTON — It came down to putting the ball in play.
Norwayne was able to erase a 5-0 deficit, scoring four runs in both the third and fourth innings, and sophomore right-hander Kennedy Kay made it stand up as the Bobcats captured the Wayne County Athletic League crown outright with a 9-6 come-from-behind win over defending champion Hillsdale at Norwayne High.
Ending the 2019 season with a 13-1 WCAL mark and 17-5 overall ledger, Norwayne coach Bob Young was grinning from ear to ear at game's end.
"It feels great, feels great," Young said, who watched his team battle back. "We told our girls all year we have to stay in, battle, and they did it. We clawed away, got back in it there with four runs in the third and with 'Bird' (Kay) pitching, it's always possible for her to shut them down and us keep hitting the ball."
After two scoreless innings where Kay and Hillsdale's starter, sophomore Bryn Grabowski, were matching each other pitch for pitch, the Falcons got things going with one out as Olivia Traylor and Hattie Stamen both reached base on singles, with the bases becoming full when Josie Rowland reached first on a Norwayne error in left field.
Sophie Goon then ripped an RBI single to right and Emily Crossen followed with a two-run single to put Hillsdale up 3-0. Emma Fowler later roped an RBI double to left and the second Norwayne error in the inning on an overthrow allowed another run in, as the Falcons built their 5-0 advantage.
But Norwayne didn't lay down at that point, coming back with a four-run inning in the bottom half of the third with two outs.
Grawbowski hurt herself that inning when she issued a trio of walks with two eventually scoring. Norwayne's Reese King came up big with a two-run single to right and Ella Smith also rapped a two-run single to pull the Bobcats to within 5-4.
Norwayne took the leas for good with four more runs in the fourth frame with the Bobcats swatting five straight singles after one out. Kay, Hankins and King all notched RBI singles in a row and Allison Cherry added one to end the scoring in the inning as Norwayne went up 8-5.
Grabowski reportedly was nursing a pulled muscle but toughed it out on the mound for Hillsdale after junior ace Olivia Betson was unable to throw after having come down with a fever. Grabowski gave up nine earned runs on 11 hits with six strikeouts and four walks.
"She pitched a fantastic game, you know they got the bloop hits that worked for them and had maybe three hard shots, so she did her best — I can't ask more from her," praised Hillsdale coach Hannah Fulk. "They played their butts off, we played out butts off, but they got the key hits when they needed to."
Hillsdale rallied with a solo run in the top of the fifth as Molly Moffett doubled down the right field line and came home to score on as Fowler drove in her second run with a line single to center.
But Kay aided her own cause by belting a no-doubt home run to center in the bottom half of the fifth, giving Norwayne a 9-6 lead. She did the rest from the circle, yielding five runs (one earned) on 10 hits with 11 strikeouts and no walks.
"I'm pretty speechless right now but I'm just very blessed to be able to play for my school and play for my teammates today and we all just came out with great energy and attitudes and I think we left everything out on the field for our seniors," Kay said. "This team is just amazing how we keep each other going, coming back from a 5-0 deficit.
Kay homered and singled for Norwayne, with Kennedy Lonsbury, Hankins, King, and Smith all getting a pair of singles and Bailey Fortune adding a single.
Staman had a trio of bunt singles for Hillsdale, Fowler doubled and singled, Moffett doubled and Goon, Crossen, Traylor and Josie Rowland all singled.
With the loss, Hillsdale finishes a rare third in the WCAL with an 11-3 record (18-6 overall), behind Norwayne and Northwestern (12-2). The Falcons continue postseason play at 2 p.m. Thursday against Bristolville Bristol in Division IV regional semifinal play at Akron's Firestone Stadium.
"(Norwayne) was the better team today, they got the keys hits when they needed to and got the win," Fulk said. "We're going to move on from this and learn from it and take this energy we had throughout this whole game and move it on to Thursday."
Kay said the Bobcats have a lot to be proud of this season, despite not going as far as they would have liked in the state tournament, being upset by WCAL opponent Waynedale, 4-3, in a Division III sectional title game.
"It's disappointing that we're not still in the playoffs, but I think this is a good note to end on and it feels good to become Wayne County League champs, since Hillsdale has got it the past while," she said. "We came to the game today knowing it was going to be tough, we knew Hillsdale was still in the tournament and we didn't want to give them a piece of it, we wanted it all to ourselves, and we knew we had to keep fighting and keep each other up."


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