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I'm pretty clueless to home audio setups. My home theater was super easy because it's all HDMI, plug everything into the receiver, then run that to the TV.
I'm building a backyard theater for next year, but want to do it pretty inexpensively so I'm buying used stuff locally through classifieds. I have an Onkyo home theater system (HT-S780 just the receiver is the HT-R530) and just bought an Epson Powerlite projector. I connected everything in the garage today to see how it all goes together using a really crappy and cheap DVD player. The connections were really easy because my DVD player has Svideo out for the projector, and had a separate RCA type audio out for each channel of the surround sound system. The problem is the DVD player kept binding up like the DVD was scratched on graphic intensive scenes. So I'm looking around at new DVD players--it looks like most have different audio out setups now (no separate jacks for each channel).

The Onkyo site isn't working for me right now to download the manual and I can't find a picture online of the back of the receiver to show you the connection options, but wondering if anyone can offer advice for getting the sound out of a newer DVD player into my receiver and getting the 5.1 surround?

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Does the receiver have ONLY the five inputs from the DVD player? If there is a digital connection (usually an RCA-type connection in Orange) even the $29 WallyMart or Target, etc players have that connection. Then you just need the one adio connection from the DVD player to the receiver.

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I practice immigration law and criminal defense.  My main office in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with a branch office in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.  In addition to representing immigration clients clients in visa and citizenship issues, I maintain an active practice defending deportation cases in immigration court.  I also have a particular interest in helping foreign entrepreneurs seeking E-2 visas to start or purchase businesses in the United States. My criminal defense practice includes the defense of death penalty cases and other serious felony matters.

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International Community Leader AwardInternational Business Council, Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce2015
Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize (International Relations)Brown University1987
Magna Cum LaudeBrown University1987

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TitleCompany NameDuration
AttorneyLester Law2013 - Present
AttorneySouthern Star Immigration, P.A.2011 - 2013
AttorneyFleet, Spencer & Kilpatrick, P.A.2006 - 2011
N/AKetchel & Lester, LLP2005 - 2006
N/AVirginia Public Defender Commission1995 - 2003

Association NamePosition NameDuration
Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceBoard of Directors2015 - 2016
International Business Council, Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommercePresident-Elect2015 - 2016
Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense LawyersN/A2014 - Present
Chattanooga Bar AssociationN/A2014 - Present
American Immigration Lawyers AssociationMilitary Assistance Program (MAP) Task Force2014 - Present
American Immigration Lawyers Association (MidSouth chapter)N/A2013 - Present
International Business Council, Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceTreasurer2013 - 2015
American Immigration Lawyers Association (MidSouth chapter)Committee Member, Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL) Committee2012 - 2013
American Immigration Lawyers Association (Central Florida chapter)Chair, Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee2012 - 2014
American Immigration Lawyers AssociationCommittee Member: Consumer Protection & UPL Action Committee2011 - 2012
Escambia-Santa Rosa Bar AssociationChair, American Citizenship Committee2011 - 2013
Okaloosa-Walton Bar AssociationPast President2007 - 2008
Florida Association of Criminal Defense LawyersPast President, Okaloosa-Walton ChapterN/A
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Case NameOutcome
Robert Dewey Knott v. Commonwealth of VirginiaConviction reversed and charge dismissed
State of Florida v. Corrie BarnesLife sentence (State sought death penalty at trial)
State of Florida v. John R. McMasters-WadeLife sentence (negotiated plea -- State sought death penalty)

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Noticias LibresWhat is an Immigration Bond?2013
Noticias LibresWhy Can't I Get A Work Permit?2013
Noticias LibresImmigration Reform: Haven't We Been Here Before?2013
Noticias LibresDACA and Military Service2013
Noticias LibresWhat's in a Name?2013
Noticias LibresThe New ICE Detainer Policy: Something That Makes Sense2013
Noticias LibresKeeping Families Together: The New Stateside Waiver Rule2013
Noticias LibresProtecting Yourself -- Avoiding Immigration Scams2013
Noticias Libres"Yes, I Am"2013
Noticias LibresThe new DREAM Act Announcement: What Does It Really Mean?2012
Noticias LibresFIve Myths of Immigration Law2012
La Costa LatinaThe New ICE Detainer Form2012
La Costa LatinaThe "New" Obama Enforcement Policy: Rumor and Reality2011
La Costa LatinaNavigating the Waiver Process2011
La Costa LatinaAlabama's Anti-Immigration Law: Where Do We Stand?2011
Employing International Workers, 2011 Edition (Aspatore Books, Inside the Minds series)Advising the Small Business Client: Needs, Expectations, and Reality2011
La Voz Del LatinoRecognizing and Combatting Human Trafficking2008
La Voz Del LatinoFamily-Based Immigration, Part 1: Marriage to a U.S. Citizen2007
La Voz Del LatinoFamily-Based Immigration, Part 2: Petitioning for Family Members2007
La Voz Del LatinoWhat is an I-94, and Why Is It Important?2006
La Voz Del LatinoThe J Visa2006
La Voz Del LatinoWhat is an "H" Visa?2006

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Yale Law SchoolLawJD - Juris Doctor1990
Brown UniversityInternational RelationsB.A.1987

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28th Annual Central Florida Chapter Conference: Basics and Beyond at the BeachAsk the Experts: Family-Based Immigration2014
28th Annual Central Florida Chapter Conference: Basics and Beyond at the BeachCitizenship and Naturalization2014
IBC Monthly MeetingBusiness Immigration: Navigating the Basics2013
CLE PresentationOn from Padilla: Ethical Considerations in the Criminal Defense of Non-Citizens2013
CLE PresentationCrimmigration: Ethical Considerations In Representing the Non-Citizen2012
Seminar, St. Sylvester's Catholic Church, Gulf Breeze, FLState-Sponsored Immigration Laws2011
Seminar, Hispanic Resource Center, Pensacola, FLState-Sponsored Immigration Laws2011
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Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (Okaloosa-Walton Chapter) Monthly MeetingEffective Assistance of Counsel after Padilla v. Kentucky2011
CLE presentationCrimmigration: Ethical Considerations in Representing the Non-Citizen2011
Swedish Trade MissionE-2 Visas2010
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ECAR International LuncheonE-2 Visas2010
Rotary Club of Destin MeetingImmigration Basics for Emerald Coast Businesses2009
Info ExpoImmigration and Criminal Law2009
Fundamentals of Employment LawImmigration Law Update2009
District 9 International SummitVisa Options for International Buyers2009
2 & 4 @ 12Hiring Foreign Workers2009
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NDNo longer licensed to practice law in N.D.200712/19/2013

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Assistant County Attorney - Complex Crime UnitOffice of the Hennepin County Attorney2010 - 2013
AssociateRobins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P.2006 - 2010

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Brain Injury Association of MichiganBoard of Directors2015 - Present
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Grand Rapids Business JournalAuto no-fault reform is anti-jobs, anti-free market, anti-Michigan2015
Grand Rapids Lawyer (Grand Rapids Bar Association)Michigan Supreme Court Affirms Mind-Body Connection2015
Grand Rapids Lawyer (Grand Rapids Bar Association)Don't Overlook the Intentional Auto Tort2015
Grand Rapids Lawyer (Grand Rapids Bar Association)Standing Strong: Michigan Court of Appeals Affirms Medical Providers' Right to Sue No-Fault Insurers2015
Grand Rapids Lawyer (Grand Rapids Bar Association)A New Trap for the Unwary No-Fault Lawyer2014
Grand Rapids Lawyer (Grand Rapids Bar Association)Protect Your Family: Beware the "Step-Down" Insurance Clause2014
The Grand Rapids LawyerA Judicially-Created Disqualification from No-Fault Benefits2014
Lansing State JournalUber Raises Public Safety Concerns2014
The Grand Rapids Press/MLiveThere's One Important Question Left Out of Grand Rapids' Airbnb Discussion2014
William Mitchell Law Review"Texts, Lies, and Identity Theft: Prosecuting Complex Financial Fraud with Minnesota's Racketeering Statute"2013
Book (contributing author)Professionalism in Medicine: A Case-Based Guide for Medical Students2010
Journal of the Minnesota Association for JusticeDamages Questions on the Special Verdict Form2010
Journal of the Minnesota Association for justiceUsing the Internet Archive to Investigate and Strengthen Your Case2008

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University of MichiganEconomicsBA - Bachelor of Arts2001
University of MichiganJazz StudiesBFA2001

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NALS Membership MeetingIntersection: The Sharing Economy and the Law2015
MANS Meeting 2015: Navigating a Changing Neurosurgical LandscapeOverview of the Michigan No-Fault Law2015
CPAN Town HallAuto No-Fault Update2015
Brain Inury Assocation of MichiganI 2015 Legal ConferencePreparing the Medical Professional for a Deposition2015
People's Law SchoolRules of the Road: Michigan Auto Law2014
Michigan Supreme Court Judicial ConferenceAdmire v. Auto Owners Ins. Co.2014
Michigan Association for Justice No-Fault InstituteThe Admire Problem2014
Mary Free Bed Patient Advocate Advisory CouncilAuto Law 101 and Pending No-Fault Legislation2014
CPAN Admire III WorkshopA Legal Analysis of the Admire Problem2014
"Let Our Voices be Heard" (CPAN workshop)Auto Law 1012014
People's Law SchoolCriminal Law2013
Financial Crime TrainingRacketeering Forfeiture2013
Coalition Protecting Auto No-Fault (CPAN): Admire II WorkshopBeyond Admire: Recent Court of Appeals Decisions Regarding the Everyday Living Needs of Catastrophically Injured2013
Minnesota Sheriff's Association/Law Enforcement Training ServiceMortgage and Real Estate Fraud2012
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Members of the Navajo County Fair Board decided to change the annual fair’s Sunday hours during their April 4 meeting. The decision came about as the junior bull riding event was moved to an earlier time and concerns were raised over entries that were being removed from the grounds prior to the closing of the fair.
Board member Redgie Justman, who serves as superintendent of the Open Class Department, spoke of her concerns regarding open class entries that are being picked up mid-afternoon on Sunday, the final day of the fair. “People are picking up their entries at 2 p.m. when they should be staying until 5 p.m. There’s nothing to look at for the people that come to the fair,” explained Justman.
It was initially thought that junior livestock entrants were leaving early with their animals and wanting their other entries when they left. After some discussion it was determined that it was likely to be the small stock owners who were leaving early, as Vice President Jimmy Crosby verified that the only animals leaving from junior livestock prior to closing are those purchased during the auction.
Board members Rusty DeSpain asked how long people have been picking up their entries from the open class at 2 p.m.
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After some discussion it was decided by the board to change the Sunday hours of the fair from 12 noon to 5 p.m. to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with all open class and other fair entries to be picked up between 4 and 6 p.m.
In other business, the board agreed to sponsor Navajo County Fair Rodeo Queens Halle Fry and Brigitte Kennison for a total amount of $600 so that they may compete for Miss Arizona Rodeo Queen and Miss Arizona Rodeo Teen Queen. They also approved the donation of wristbands for the annual Grad Night event held at the fairgrounds, and a facilities request by the Southwest Junior Rodeo Association for Aug. 24-26 for its finals.
Jme Baloo received permission to organize a community yard sale to be held during the Women’s Day In May from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 11, at the fairgrounds. Spaces will be offered to the community for a small fee. The earnings would benefit the fairgrounds.


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Corn Lollipops

I have been doing some work with Florida Fresh Sweet Corn lately and it is getting in the mood for corn season. Last week they shared this delicious recipe with me and they agreed to let me share it with you. For more recipes and a great corn recipe contest you could enter visit the Fresh Sweet Corn website. When it’s time for dessert or a snack, fresh sweet corn can be a surprising, but appealing option.   Corn on the Cob “Lollipops,” from the kitchen of Florida chef Michelle Bernstein, are an irresistible and fun treat to try. The ears are cooked until crisp-tender, then rolled in butter and spiced brown sugar. A way to eat your veggies and your dessert at the same time—what could be better? Right now Florida sweet corn is in season, so head to your local supermarket and grab it up.

Corn Lollipops

Chef Michelle Bernstein, Michy’s, Miami

•4 ears sweet fresh corn each cut in thirds

•1 tablespoon light brown sugar

•½ teaspoon salt

•1â„8 teaspoon ground red pepper

•1â„8 teaspoon ground cinnamon

•1â„8 teaspoon ground ginger

•2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted

•12 lollypop sticks

With tip of a knife poke a hole in one end of each piece of corn. In boiling salted water, cook corn for 2 minutes. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine brown sugar, salt, red pepper, cinnamon and ginger. Pour melted butter into a pie plate. Drain corn well. Roll each piece in butter; insert a stick into one end; sprinkle with brown sugar mixture.

YIELD: 12 “pops”

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A ham is such a beautiful thing to cook for a large group because it requires almost no work but can feed a huge number of people. With a glaze that’s really simple to make, you have a ham that tastes wonderful and looks like something out of Tom and Jerry cartoon. And you also have ham sandwiches to look forward to, which is a pretty nice thing to look forward to.

The glaze for this ham is sweet and fruity but with a little tanginess, too, which goes wonderfully with the smokiness of a cured ham. For sweetness, I’ve used peach jam and molasses (feel free to substitute apricot jam and honey), and the tanginess comes from diced pineapple (which is a traditional ingredient in ham dishes for a reason) and a little rice vinegar (you can use another mild vinegar like white wine vinegar or apple cider vinegar). Making the glaze is the hardest part and it’s pretty easy. This is a dish you can’t get wrong.

Ham with Apricot and Pineapple Glaze

1 cured ham (6-12 lbs), with the skin removed and the fat left on (this is probably how it will be when you buy it)
1/2 cup apricot jam
1/3 cup molasses
1/4 cup rice vinegar
1/4 cup diced pineapple
1/4 cup diced dried apricots

Preheat the oven to 325 degrees.

Using a chef’s knife, score the fat, by cutting diagonal lines into it so that you create a diamond pattern.

Put the ham in a baking dish and place it in the oven. Cook 18 minutes for every pound.

While the ham is baking, combine the remaining ingredients in a bowl.

When you are about 20-25 minutes from being done, pull the ham from the oven and brush it with the glaze. Return to the oven.

When the ham is done, it should have an internal temperature of about 140 degrees. Remove it to a carving board and slice.

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Time To Get Serious: 7 Apps to Really Get Your 2014 on Track

Here we are, two weeks into 2014, and that newfound enthusiasm for a fresh start is likely beginning to wane. That crazy list of new things to start that looked completely possible during the holiday break now seems crazy thanks to routine responsibilities taking over and dominating our lives.

But it turns out this is the perfect time to really get organized. It’s early enough in the year that you’ve still got some willingness to make changes, and you also have a solid perspective on what’s reasonable. “Going to the gym every day” now is “go to gym three times a week.” It’s time to take a good, long list at your goals and figure out how you’re going to make it all happen.

I’ve found a handful of great organization apps that I’m using this year to help me get it together. They range from work productivity apps to grocery list management, to a great app to help you relax.

Ready? Let’s do this thing!

  • 7 Apps to Get 2014 on Track 1 of 9

    Let's get the party started.

  • Time Your Activities During the Day 2 of 9

    This likely sounds incredibly simple, but I'd start with your timer app. Give yourself set times to do various things: fifteen minutes to check email, ten minutes on Facebook, or a half hour reading your RSS feeds. I've found that using a timer has given me a much better sense of how long it takes to do each task, and how much time I waste.

    This year I'm also fully implementing a version of the Pomodoro Technique, inspired by my friend Dresden who told me about her timer usage. I'd read about this technique years ago work for 25 minutes, take a five minute break, then work for an additional 25 minutes, but take a longer break of 15-20 minutes after several 25 minute sessions but this is the first time I've really given it a try. It's been great at reminding me to get up twice an hour; I've been using the short breaks to do some stretching and walking around the house.

  • Track Your Time Spent on the Computer 3 of 9

    I've written about RescueTime before because it's such an amazing app. It tracks your computer usage each day (there is an option to add in offline tasks as well), and creates easy-to-understand reports that tell you where you spend your time. I tried this out last year, and was really startled to see how much time I wasted on social media and sitting with a laptop screen in my face. It inspired me to make some big changes in the way I spend my days.

    I'd love to see more customization on this app for instance, I do most of my writing in Google Apps and it lists that time as recreational (it's likely that I could do that if I upgraded to the premium version for $72 a year). I also need to get better at turning it off when my daughter uses my computer, because it keeps telling me I spent half an hour playing some video game that involved puppies. It wasn't me. Really.

  • Read It Later with Instapaper 4 of 9

    I was excited when I'd heard that Facebook was instituting a "save it for later" feature, but it turns out it's already been done, and better, by Instapaper. Because one of the dangers of just "popping in" to social media is the rabbit hole of fascinating (and often silly) articles that your friends link to that demand your attention and given how fast social media moves, you better click now or you'll never find it again.

    Don't get caught in that time suck again. Instapaper allows you to quickly, with a single click, save those fascinating articles to be read at a later date. With browser extensions, you can click on the Instapaper icon on your toolbar and it will automatically save it for you. Then, at your leisure, you can go to your Instapaper page and read through them all. Brilliant.

  • Create a To-Do List You Can’t Ignore 5 of 9

    Speaking of extensions, Google's Chrome is offering a "New Tab to Tasks" plugin that automatically shows your Gmail to-do list each time you open a new tab (it's also available on Firefox). If you're the kind of person that needs your to-do list in your face each time you go to a webpage, well, this is for you.

    I've found it helpful to use it for non-work related notes; just today I was reminded to call my doctor about refilling a prescription. I used to track that stuff with post-its all over my monitor, but those are so easy to ignore. Digital works far better for me.

  • Organize Your Editorial Calendar and Work Projects 6 of 9

    I just discovered Socialcast recently, and it is really pretty spectacular. These days I'm juggling over a dozen clients with various deadlines on any given week, and Socialcast allows me to set up projects by name, and then add a series of tasks to each project that need completion. It's the best editorial calendar I've seen yet, and I've tried over a dozen (for the last six months I've been using a notebook next to my computer). Best of all, you can invite collaborators to use the service and work on projects together.

    I'm currently using the free version, but it's so good it's likely I'll upgrade to the incredible inexpensive pro version.

  • Track Your Food and Fitness 7 of 9

    I've been using My Fitness Pal for a while, but my usage slacked during the holidays. I love this app; it's the absolute best way to track calories and exercise that I've found. One of my favorite elements is the recipe feature that allows me to upload my own recipes by ingredient and serving size, and then determine nutrition by serving.

    I'm currently using it not only to track calories but also my nutritional ratios (I'm currently trying to keep my carbohydrates under 20% a day), and it offers nice graphs that show me how I'm doing and allow me to make adjustments throughout my day. It's worth noting that you can also create and set your own goals, and I can't forget to mention the amazing food database it has (and the ability to scan bar codes of many foods).

  • Plan Out Your Meals and Groceries 8 of 9

    MealBoard is the app I've been looking for when it comes to meal planning and keeping track of groceries. Until I began using this app, I sat down each week and made a list of meals for the week, and then carefully checked the pantry, and then wrote out my grocery list by area of the store and without fail, I managed to miss key ingredients during the transfer from recipe to grocery list.

    MealBoard does all that digitally: you can upload your recipes (and I have plenty of new ones thanks to my holiday gift of a slow cooker), and it makes your list for you. In addition, I can use the desktop version to organize my lists and even import recipes from top websites. And best of all, I can give my husband access to the list to add his own items.

    MealBoard is the only app I'm including that has a fee ($2.99 in the app store and is sadly not yet available for Android), but it is worth every single penny.

  • Bonus Item: Be Calm and Meditate 9 of 9

    Last, but not least, is a gentle reminder to relax. When we talk about getting organized, we rarely talk about taking time for ourselves or giving ourselves a rest. That's where Calm comes in: this lovely website (and app, of course) offers a handful of pleasant images and soft music with timed relaxation and meditation. I particularly love the option for the short meditations (either guided by a sweet-voiced woman or simply timed) that can easily fit into a lunch or coffee break after all, we've got two minutes for some deep breathing, right?  I'm planning to use this often.

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Dealing with Preschool Potty Accidents

My daughter started preschool this week, and overall it has been a wonderful experience. She loves her teachers and knows several of her classmates, and is eager to return each day.

Our preschool requires that children be fully potty trained to enter the 3-year-old program, and since my daughter has been potty trained for a few months now, I thought we were in the clear. I was wrong.

Today she had 2 potty accidents and the school called because she didn’t have any more changes of clothes. When I arrived at the preschool, my daughter was sitting alone at a table, embarrassed and crying. Her teacher had been sitting with her prior to my arrival and told me that my daughter was very upset, telling her teacher that “I’m not a big girl anymore.”

I handled the situation the best way I knew how, by assuring her that it was okay and that no one was mad at her. I calmly changed her and encouraged her to say goodbye to her friends.

For newly potty trained children, accidents and regression go hand in hand with new experiences like starting preschool. But ever since I read about children being suspended from preschools for potty accidents, I’ve been a little more sensitive about the matter. I know that our preschool wouldn’t resort to this tactic but the question remains: If my daughter was so traumatized from 2 potty accidents in one day, how damaging would it be for her to be suspended from school because of this issue?

I can’t imagine how upsetting a situation that would be.

What’s my plan for dealing with preschool potty accidents before it becomes a more serious issue?

1. Reassure my daughter

She could be embarrassed to tell a new teacher that she needs to go to the potty. I plan to reassure her that her teacher cares about her and is there to help. Going potty is just a part of that.

2. Stay positive

For each day that my 3-year-old does not have an accident, I plan to give her a sticker to positively reinforce her behavior. We know that for this age, positive reinforcement is effective.

3. Speak with the teacher about my concerns

As a parent, I have potty trained 3 toddlers. As a professional, my daughter’s preschool teacher has dealt with this issue many more times than I have. I plan to enlist her expertise and see what her advice is.

Have you experienced potty training setbacks because of preschool? How did you deal with it?

Mary Lauren Weimer is a social worker turned mother turned writer. Her blog, My 3 Little Birds, encourages moms to put down the baby books for a moment and tell their own stories. Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter.

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Swim, Soccer, Ballet! 3 Signs Your Toddler is Ready

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Little-Known Fact: Native American rock art found in Horseshoe Canyon is believed to date to the Late Archaic period (1700 B.C. to A.D. 500).

A hiker. It was just after sunrise when I spotted him moving over the slickrock along Deadman’s Trail, one of the three established routes into Horseshoe Canyon. I’d spent three days exploring the canyon’s length and this was the first person I encountered. After a brief greeting we continued on our separate courses. Hikers you run across in this area haven’t come seeking the company of others. They’re after the solitude found in this pristine desert canyon.

Horseshoe Canyon winds through an isolated region of central Utah. The canyon is bounded by the Green River to the north and extends south to Hans Flat. In 1971 Congress designated a six-mile stretch of the canyon as a detached portion of Canyonlands National Park.

Horseshoe Canyon houses some of the most impressive examples of prehistoric rock art found anywhere in North America. There are both petroglyphs, designs etched into rock, as well as pictographs, designs painted on the rock face. The Great Gallery, with its imposing figures stretching 100 feet across the canyon walls, is arguably the premier rock art panel of the entire Canyonlands region. There are human-size pictographs as well, broad-shouldered figures with large hollow eyes, numerous animal shapes, and an excellent example of Kokopelli, a humpbacked, flute-playing character from Pueblo lore.

Archaeologists are unsure which prehistoric culture created the rock art. For centuries, the canyon was an area of cultural overlap for both the Fremont and Anasazi tribes. While the Anasazi, which translates from the Navajo as “enemy ancestors,” and the Fremont left extensive ruins and rock-art sites scattered throughout the Canyonlands, these pictographs are unique in appearance.

History aside, the canyon offers striking natural beauty. Barrier Creek is an intermittent ribbon of life that flows through the canyon. The shimmering green canopies of cottonwood trees provide a striking contrast against the towering sandstone walls. At times, the canyon seems like an open-air sanctuary of sandstone, where the all-encompassing quiet is broken only by the occasional cry of a Kestrel overhead or the petulant squawking of ravens in a cottonwood.

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Media Bed System

There are a few common methods of running a media bed aquaponic system. You can flood and drain it by using a timer on the pump to switch the pump off and on, while a standpipe in the grow bed controls the flooding level. You can flood and drain it using an auto siphon within the growbed and running your pump continuously. You can also run the system with a continuously flooded grow bed using a standpipe in the bed. We have been running some trials of these three different methods here at Backyard Aquaponics and you can follow the results on our forum if you’d like to compare the different systems.

At the time of writing this our trials have been running for over 12 months and in reality there’s been little difference at the end of the day between the three different systems. There were some differences in the early period but after 12 months there really is very little difference between them. If you’d like to read more about the Trials we ran with the different systems, we gave reports over 3 editions of the Backyard Aquaponics Magazine, with the final results summed up in the thirteenth edition. This being the case I would recommend running your IBC system continuously flooded as we have set up our IBC system on this website.

Chift Pist

Chift Pist systems are popular amongst the aquaponics DIY sector with many people. Water is pumped from the sump tank into the fish tank, this causes the water level in the fish tank to rise, flowing out into the growbed. The growbed then drains into the sump tank before being pumped back to the fish again. Uses either an autosiphon within the growbed to flood and drain the growbed or run with the growbed constantly flooded.

A SLO (Solids Lift Overflow) is normally incorporated into these systems, This means that the overflow pipe in the fish tank goes right down top the base of the fish tank where it will draw solids upfrom the bottom of the tank and deposit them into the growbed.

Not often set up with timers on the pump unless you have a very large sump as it requires a large capacity to top the fish tank and fill the growbed in a pumping cycle.  Not the simplest method of setting up a system because you have to incorporate a sump tank in your design, but:

  • Pump is in sump tank away from fish and wastes
  • Water level in fish tank remains constant
  • Great if you have a tall fish tank
  • Larger water volume because of sump

  • Extra equipment required (sump tank)
  • Must have tall fish tank or stand
  • can take up larger footprint
  • limited running methods (no timer possible)

Simple Flood and Drain

Simple flood and drain can be done a couple of ways, you can either have a standpipe in the growbed and timer on the pump, or you can use a siphon in the growbed. The debate over which method is better is a hotly debated topic and I think the answer is fairly simple, that each has advantages and disadvantages. Personally after playing with siphons on a few different systems I decided a long time ago that I didn’t want to use them, so all systems I make, use standpipes.

  • Simple design
  • Only two major system components
  • Great if you have a tall fish tank

  • Pump in fish tank
  • Water level in tank fluctuates a little

What are standpipes you might ask? This is a standpipe.

A stand pipe next to a drain fitting, then sitting in the drain fitting. By changing the length of the standpipe you can adjust the flooding level in the bed. If you want to flood the growbed to make caterpillars or slugs come up out of your media, then slipping a slightly longer piece of pipe over the end, or just a coupling fitting you can enable the bed to flood, causing all the pests to come up out of the media. If your media level in the bed drops over time then you can cut a little off the stand pipe, lowering the flood level in your bed

There are two small holes in the bottom of the stand pipe, this allows the water to slowly drain out of the bed when the pumps off, hence the flooding and draining action.

Constant Flood

Looks a bit similar to the one above? Yes that’s because it is basically the same as the flood and drain system above, except that when you remove the timer from the system the grow bed remains constantly flooded.

Most importantly if this is getting a little confusing for you don’t worry about it, it can be difficult to conceptualize exactly how these things work, if you follow through our simple building and installation steps you’ll be able to build yourself an IBC aquaponic system in no time. If you’d like to learn more about the different methods of setting up and running your aquaponics system, then join the forum, you’ll find lots of information on the forum.


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If educators set out to stock a school library, would they purchase a thousand books without regard for content, put them out for general student use, and review them for appropriateness after the fact?

We believe the process is more thoughtful, more deliberate. Yet that is essentially the method we have chosen in providing student access to the Internet in our schools.

Last week, we reported reluctance by the Bainbridge School Board to take an aggressive stance toward filtering of online material. Sites that involve nudity and sexual acts have been blocked, with those deemed to promote Militancy/Extremism now added to the proscribed list as well. But other content

categories, including Violence/Profanity, Drugs/Drug Culture and Cult remain generally accessible.

We should note that some school board members took issue with our coverage, and felt the phrase access is okay implied their endorsement of questionable sites. But our intent was

narrow, i.e., access is permissible; in fact, we respect the boards circumspection and caution on the side of free access.

But perhaps its time to reframe the discussion, to bring the challenges posed by the new medium in line with our learning and experience. Rather than thinking of the web in terms of neologisms like pages and sites, lets return to a more

academic and appropriate term: texts.

This is not mere legerdemain; it suits the metaphor of the Internet, the great democratizing aspect of which is said to be that anyone can be a publisher. Have some thoughts on national affairs, obscure rock bands or pumpkin pie? Design your own web page and you can share your views with the world. Millions of folks appear so inclined; in a half-decade or so of general

public use, the graphics-heavy web has mushroomed into a mind-boggling network of niche information, instantly available to anyone with a computer and a modem.

Unfortunately, the by-product has been a great proliferation of sites  of texts  that are crass, exploitative or of no informational or educational value. Turns out that just because you can be a publisher, it doesnt mean you have something worthwhile to offer. Indeed, we dare say that while the medium is new, the preponderance of authoritative information is still associated with old-guard institutions  universities, government agencies, professional organizations and journals, and media outlets.

As we try to make sense of it all in an educational setting, viewing Internet content as a series of discrete, self-contained publications and manuscripts leaves us in better stead.

Consider: A community trusts that the books selected for a school curriculum or library will be appropriate for a given age group; even controversial choices are made based on reasoned and identifiable standards. Thats why, when a parent objects to Huckleberry Finn and its racial pejoratives, or Snow Falling On Cedars and its swinging genitalia, teachers can explain and defend the texts on their historical or literary merits.

Why not, then, an aggressive policy on Internet filtering? We are not advocating censorship (although were not sure that loaded term even applies). What we suggest is that educators reclaim their position as mediators of the texts to which their students are exposed. That turns the question from one of exclusion  which web sites should we block?  to one of

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Back to our analogy: We dont fill up the school library

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Fire season is in effect on lands protected by the Oregon Department of Forestry’s Northeast Oregon District.

That includes state and many private lands in the region.

A press release issued Friday said that the above average snowpack and below average temperatures which delayed the fire season should give way to warmer and drier conditions.

Of particular concern to fire managers are low elevation areas whose grass and brush are rapidly drying out.

The declaration applies to “private, state, county, municipal, and tribal lands in Union, Baker, Wallowa, and Umatilla counties, along with small portions of Malheur, Morrow, and Grant Counties within the Northeast Oregon Forest Protection District.”

The district comprises more than 1.8 million acres.

So what does the fire season declaration mean?

First, burning permits are now required on all private forest and range lands.

Second, landowners who have burned slash piles in the spring or fall are encouraged to check that they are completely out and the heat is gone.

Third, logging and other industrial operations must meet requirements for fire prevention. Contact local ODF stewardship foresters for more information.

Fourth, campfires must be fully attended, and then fully extinguished before leaving them. Also, landowners must be contacted prior to starting any campfires.

For more information, local forestry offices can be reached at these phone numbers:

La Grande Unit: 541-963-3168

Baker City Sub-Unit: 541-523-5831

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Pendleton Unit: 541-276-3491

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Blueberry Waffle Cookies

Waffle cookies! Make it blueberry waffle cookies with a blueberry glaze—seriously, this is a breakfast experience. You need this.

Blueberry Waffle Cookies from Bakers Royale

Okay, maybe you don’t, but you should definitely give it a go.

Blueberry Waffle Cookies by Bakers Royale

I tested these out on the little guy. The verdict, tepid. What-the-what? Yep, his exact response, “Not bad. Can I please have some Eggos tomorrow?”. Yeah, but I should qualify that by saying, he has no sense of taste. And sure, maybe I shouldn’t have shared that if I’m trying to sell you on these waffle cookies, but you can see where the little man gets his sensibilities from—and I’m keep’n it real.

Blueberry Waffle Cookies via Bakers Royale

So while the little guy may not have loved these, I certainly did, as did Matt.

this recipe

Blueberry Waffle Cookies

Yield: 3 dozen

  • 1/2 cup unsalted butter, melted
  • 1/2 cup brown sugar
  • 1/4 cup granulated sugar
  • 1 egg
  • 1/4 teaspoons vanilla extract
  • 1 1/4 cup flour
  • 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
  • 3 tablespoons lime zest
  • 4 oz. blueberries. lightly mashed

  • 4 oz. blueberries
  • 1 tablespoon water
  • 2 cups confectioners' sugar
  • 2-3 tablespoons lime juice

Preparation: Heat waffle iron and lightly coat with non-stick spray.

  1. In a large bowl place whisk together butter, sugars, egg and vanilla extract until well blended. Combine the flour, baking soda and lime zest; gradually whisk into wet mixture. Fold in mashed blueberries
  2. Drop 1 heaping tablespoon of batter (or use a cookie scoop) onto waffle iron. Close the waffle iron and cook for 1-2 minutes or until golden brown. Remove and transfer waffle cookies to wire rack, cool completely before glazing. Once cooled, dip waffle cookies in glaze and let dry.

To make glaze:

  1. In a small sauce pan over medium high heat cook blueberries and water until mixture resembles thick syrup; strain blueberries. Combine blueberry syrup with confectioners' sugar and whisk until smooth. Add lime juice and whisk to combine.

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    These look awesome! Does the glaze harden? Have you made them and saved them? (I’m curious how well they would keep)

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Chapter 4: Keeping Your Account in Good Standing

The most basic and important aspect of checking account management is ensuring that there is enough money in your account to cover your transactions. Ultimately, keeping your account in good standing is your responsibility.

What happens if you do try to use your debit card or write a check when you do not have enough money in your account? That depends on the way your account is set up:

  • If you are not allowed to overdraw your account, your balance cannot go below zero. Your debit card transactions will be denied, and your checks will bounce. For each check that you bounce, you can be charged a NSF (non-sufficient funds) fee. If you frequently write bad checks, you could lose your account, and you could even be subject to legal actions.

  • If you are allowed to overdraw your account, the next step depends on what type of overdraft protection you have;

Courtesy pay
This service covers you for transactions that otherwise would be denied because of insufficient funds, up to a set limit. At most financial institutions, you need to pay back the amount that was covered, or you could risk having your account closed. Typically you will be charged a fee for each time you use this service.

Overdraft transfer
If you don't have money in your checking account for a particular transaction, money will be transferred from your savings account or another checking account you own, or a charge for the overdraft will be made to your credit card. There will likely be a periodic fee for using this service and/or a limit to the number of times you can use it.

Overdraft line of credit
With an overdraft line of credit, your financial institution covers the amount you go into the negative on a transaction and then you pay them back. There are usually limits on the amount of money you can put onto the line of credit and also a limit on how frequently you can use it. Additionally, you will be expected to pay interest on the amount you pay back and you may have to pay a periodic charge just for having access to the line of credit.

Having the ability to overdraw, even if you have overdraft protection, does not relieve you of your duty to make sure you have enough money in your account to cover your transactions. Remember, when you overdraw your account, you are not given free money – you must pay back the amount you overdraw. People often get stuck in a vicious cycle where, because they have to pay back their overdrafts from the previous month, they continue to overdraw. If you find yourself in this cycle, try to revaluate your spending habits and/or look for ways to increase your income so that you can break out of it.

The best way to prevent overdrawing or bouncing checks is to monitor your account balance. Is it necessary to check your balance every time you want to buy a $1 pack of gum or $3 magazine? No, but it is a good idea to do so whenever you are not sure if there is enough money in your account. In this day and age, knowing your balance is a snap – most financial institutions will let you check it over the phone or on-line. (Remember to subtract from your balance the amount of any outstanding checks.) If you see that you don’t have enough money, don’t make the purchase. But what if you need to buy an essential, like gasoline or food? The ability to overdraw your account can come in handy in a pinch, but as mentioned above, it is better to manage your finances so that you do not need to do it.

Checking Account Ledger
If you do not feel comfortable checking your balance online or over the phone, you can also use the pen and paper method. Start with the opening balance. Every time you make a deposit, record it and add it to your balance. Every time you make a withdrawal (including writing a check, even if it has not yet been deposited), record it and deduct it from your balance. When you want to know your account balance, you can simply look at your sheet.

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B'ville fire departments prepare for public hearing on merger

— The manner in which fire protection services are provided to many greater Baldwinsville residents may soon change.

For the past few years, the Baldwinsville Volunteer Fire Company and Lysander Fire District have been in discussions to merge, a move that started when Lysander was suffering from a shortage of people and Baldwinsville was exploring the possibility of becoming a fire district, said Tom Perkins, president of the BVFC.

“A meeting was held between Baldwinsville, Lysander and Plainville to explore future plans,” Perkins said, adding that Plainville eventually opted out of the discussion.

Since that time, a study (paid for primarily by the town of Lysander fire departments with a grant from county government and the town of Lysander) was conducted to study fire protection in the area. The results of the study suggested that Baldwinsville, Lysander and Plainville consider forming a joint fire district in the future with Baldwinsville as the lead agency, among other finds.

According to Perkins, there are three types of fire departments, each answering to a municipal entity: village or city fire departments, which answer to a village or city council; fire districts, which answer to an elected board of fire commissioners; and fire protection districts, which answer to a board of directors and ultimately a town board.

“There may be several variations to these, but that is basically how they operate,” Perkins said. “Lysander is a fire district and Baldwinsville is a fire protection district.”

The Smokey Hollow Fire Protection District and the Northern Fire Protection District currently receive services from the BVFC. The Lysander Fire District protects the northwestern corner of Lysander. Should the merger be approved, the BVFC and the Lysander Fire District would become one entity, which would be called the North West Fire District.

“The idea of consolidation is to first improve fire protection within the town and secondly bring the cost of fire protection more evenly distributed,” Perkins said, adding that the first few years of the consolidation will cause an increase in some areas, specifically the Smokey Hollow and Northern fire protection districts, but the costs should level out eventually.

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Informal discussions between Montenegro and the EU have begun in Brussels with the first presentation of EU laws to the Montenegrin negotiators.

Milena Milosevic

Members of the Montenegrin workgroup dealing with chapter 23, on the rule of law, on Tuesday finished a two-day meeting with representatives of the European Commission in Brussels.

The meeting was to familiarize Montenegrins with EU laws in the fields of judiciary, anti-corruption policies, fundamental rights and rights of citizens, which they must adopt prior to accession.

“This is an opportunity for the EU experts to explain those issues that will be emphasised during the accession talks," Alberto Cammarata, from the EU delegation in Podgorica, told Montenegro's public broadcaster on Monday.

This process, commonly known as “screening", usually represents the first phase of negotiations between the EU and would-be members.

Representatives of the other two candidate countries from the Balkans, Macedonia and Serbia, attended the meeting as observers.

On Wednesday and Thursday, EU experts will meet representatives of Montenegro's workgroup for chapter 24, dealing with justice, freedom and security.

The next time they come to Brussels, Montenegrins will present their domestic legislation, the foreign ministry announced.

The upcoming negotiations between Montenegro and the EU have some novel aspects to them. Montenegro has included civil society in its negotiation teams.

The EU, on the other hand, has dropped the practice of opening accession talks with science and culture and has decided to start with the most demanding issues, such as the rule of law, organized crime and corruption.

Montenegro should officially open membership talks with the EU in June.

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