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i've heard autism described as feel like space isn't in the human body i think the statement is really accurate having asperger's syndrome and being inside my head does kind of feel like being in another world and alternate between two worlds the real world and the world in my thoughts my brain is always extremely active i'm always running through things in my head i run a very good things bad things stuff that has happened stuff that could happen fictional people non fictional people things that already exist things i made it myself the gears in my head never stop turning daydreaming is how i entertain myself when there's nothing else to do and it's exciting and comforting church street into the predictable realm of my own thoughts the thing about asperger's is that a lot of emotions are blown way out of proportion stress is the worst sensory overload is one of the most uncomfortable things that one can endure and in public school classroom will is was like torture to me all the whispering murmuring singing giggling breathing pages turning feels like a huge shot going off in my head like a big red light flashing at me to get out now and i don't know what to do with myself except to just leave when people with autism like something they really really like it these are called fixations are drawing film anime and manga we like these things because when the entire world feels confusing and double sided our fixations are always predictable and helps us or treat for everything that's going wrong and when we love something it's comforting and refreshing to relive that over and over again i do not feel like autism is a disability i do not feel like i can't do things that are  typical person can do and i don't want people to feel bad for me i just want them to accept that i accept being different aspergers is something that is imbedded in my genes something i was born with and it will always be part of me but it will never be all of me even if the symptoms make things difficult asperger's will always be part of my son and he and i will never ever be ashamed of that
to actually heated on the stove and we're going to show you what happens when it's left unattended this is one of our biggest causes of of kitchen players that we have we have a thermal camera we're actually going to be able to measure the temperature of the oil and the time studying in that i have a timer going for six and a half minutes and do the demonstration and for about five hundred seventy you greece were eight minutes into the program six hundred sixty degrees we're now coming into the nine minute mark flash over or hit is ignition point at about one hundred thirty two degrees or end of the ten minute mark so we're starting to see more and more smoke come off of that the smoke is getting darker and over the pan and then move the pan off the stove and turn the oven or turn the stove off now by removing the cover again if he removes the cover it's going to flame right back up so that's one thing you don't to do is remove the cover while leaving and that's the time you don't want to call the fire department if we put it back on the stove and turn it back on and add water to it here's what's going to happen if we add water to it and this is something you never want to do yes wrote in a saying or add water to it we have a pan that is on fire and now somebody put steaks glass of water or pitcher of
amazing how much they really connect with the officers that's the connection that the high brow for they see the kids out community they see because at the schools it's that connection and then they tell their friends they tell their parents and it's a positive they feel comfortable goi
drawers and this is mystic i'd like to tell you about writing beyond it's a new program here in the rogue valley for women who are either about to complete or have completed treatment for breast cancer in are seeking a revitalization of their lives through four sessions with horses that attend to such things as fatigue and heightened heart rate high blood pressure low oxygen levels in the blood  many other things that are often the result of treatment for breast cancer i have a lifelong background in working with horses but for the past twenty five years i've been a therapeutic riding instructor with path international national and last may i attended the prescott best practices conference where i was presenting and i heard of this program that was developed four years ago in southern california for women recovering from breast cancer treatment and i was just inspired by the details of what makes this work that there is a connection with the horse that some of the other presentations at the prescott conference actually showed scientific validation for and that has to do with the horses lower heart rate just because they're larger animals they have a slower respiratory rate but there's something about lying on the back of the horse and rig such as what we have here on my horse and and flying there for about sixty seconds and experiencing the horses breathing the horses warm so that the vegas nerve the ventra vegas nerve which controls the autonomic nervous system is actually activated and women sit up and for the first time in many months are able just from that one experience to take a deep breath that they have not been able to take our pilot program will be conducted at three o five maywood way near the golf course in ashland at a beautiful private facility we will be meeting once a week for in the mornings for four weeks for a full four week session and will be we're anticipating taking three clients for this pilot program
honey from belmont savings bank with another mahoney money minute this week i'd like to talk to you about allowances a lot of my younger friends who just have children getting into that age of ten ish or so when it's time for them to start learning a little bit about managing their money are thinking about allowances and what shape the allowance should be with the size the allowance should be and i thought a lot about allowances and they're really kind of come in a couple different versions one is the fixed allowance where a fixed amount is given to the child at the beginning of every week or every two week period of might be five dollars ten dollars twenty dollars depending upon the the family and their means in the child's needs so that's the fixed version and then there's the behavioral alanson the behavioral allowances based on how their behavior was during that timeframe and so you might get two dollars for for cleaning up the dishes or a dollar for finishing your homework every night so you get paid every time you do something right i tried both of those methods and didn't like either one of them very much the fixed version i found myself laying out cash even though my daughter had a miserable week and treated us not so great and i didn't feel that was very fair in the behavioral allowance i felt like i was sort of paying them for doing the things they should be doing just to become just to be good members of the family so i didn't care for either structure so i created the declining allowance and the way the declining allowance  twenty dollars in singles on the kitchen table at the beginning of the week for each daughter and as the week progressed if they did with they were supposed to do the twenty dollars they'd intact if on the other hand they weren't very nice with their mother they were tough on homework or they weren't getting their chores done dollar bills got taken out of the pile and sometimes by the end of the week there was nothing left in the pile as time went on though they figured out that bad behavior had immediate implications of immediate repercussions and that pile got smaller and smaller they were thinking about getting something into the wind of the week or going out with a friend and all of a sudden there was anything there and that that created exactly the right sort of behavior so it sort of mixes the entitlement of an allowance  with the kind of behaviors you're trying to get and for me it works for well i hope you might try it and i hope it works for you
i chucked the last of my daily luscious green monster before rushing out the door a green monster you ask not the one at fenway but a green smoothie chock full of good for you ingredients that make my taste buds chacha as the vibrant green col straight from the earth invites me in green doesn't mean and be green a pit in my eyes is wholesome nature that only has benefits some might wince at the idea of drinking leaves but i say it's fun it could be my staple of spinach peanut butter chia seeds and a banana or i could mix it up with kale coconut water and mango either way i know that if i start my day with a green monster nothing can go wrong well ok not nothing but at least it gives me the confidence to tackle anything thrown at me a bad grade on a bio test green monster friend drummer green monster audition coming up green monster no matter what my good old green monster is there for me pushing me and motivating me to do my best i believe in my green monster is usually seen with a green smoothie in one hand and a pencil in the other i push through long hours of late night studying and long sessions even with dark circles under my eyes struggling to stay awake to finish my homework getting that a on an english essay or first chair in orchestra is much attributed to m through spinach or kale chips seeds or almond butter green gratifying goodness fuels my efforts in anything there's a green smoothie for everything of course some days just scream for ginger and other times i need all the peanut butter i can get and just as those ingredients vary to produce different green monster is dedication accomplishes various goals with that dedication i can be content which is a sure fire way of spreading happiness after all the happier you are the more joy you have to spread around you green smoothies don't just mean health or fuel they are they are the strength you need to be kind and help others they are the confidence you need to persevere through any task bio tests friend situations additions and most of all there the goodness you radiate around yourself no matter the situation my green monster illuminates the path to success so that i can be the best person i can be to myself and others with scale in my belly
this is professor jonathan jones an ordinary normal every day type absent minded professor until he stumbles on a magic word that produces riotous results vibrations like magic yes i'm a human weapon it's the magic word for fun
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hi i'm john operate the city of sarasota and this your commission report look at the agenda for the upcoming regular city commission meeting of june sixteenth two thousand and fourteen want to remind everyone that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes can at the last minute let's take a look at the agenda after citizens input the commission moves to approval of minutes they'll be looking at the minutes for the regular city commission meeting of gene second and the special city commission meeting june fourth next as board actions the commission will hear a report from the public art committee's regular meeting may fourteenth two thousand and fourteen after that the commission will consider consent agendas one and two followed by several items of unfinished business first is a legislative session update from state represent represented jim boyd of the seventy first district after that is a presentation and discussion regarding the a status report from the florida department of transportation regarding the u s forty one roundabouts project from tent to fourteenth street sweep next is a second reading of a proposed ordinance amending the sarasota city code by creating the multi modal transportation impact program to be imposed upon new development as well as the authority to enact even multi modal transportation impact ordinance after that the commission will have a presentation and discussion to request approval to set for a public hearing and ordinance to establish a proposed water and sewer rate increase next discussion and to authorize the purchase and sale agreement between the city and rosemary square l l c for the city owned property located at fourteen forty boulevard of the yards and fourteen thirty three fifths treat and  to bring back a redevelopment agreement with the details in developer requirements of the rosemary square project and to do that within ninety days and finally this afternoon is the continued discussion of the homelessness status report and that's it for the afternoon session of the regular city commission meeting of june sixteenth two thousand and fourteen if you'd like to see the agenda in the back of material you can do so as sarasota go dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will begin
everybody on miles larsen with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report a look ahead at the regular city commission meeting of october fifteenth two thousand and eighteen want to let you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the evening session of the meeting with commission presentations there is one it is a proclamation proclaiming october twenty seventh to november third two thousand and eighteen as mobility week next comes schedule presentations there is also one it is a presentation on an interim update on the affordable housing action plan after another round of citizens input concerning city topics the commission moves on to public hearings the first public hearing is a legislative public hearing is a proposed ordinance to vacate an approximately eight hundred forty eight square foot portion of a larger water utility easement area obtained by the city of sarasota pursuant to a utility easement deed recorded in the official records of sarasota county on aug twelfth two thousand and nine and approximately three hundred three square foot portion of a larger water utility easement area obtained by the city of sarasota pursuant to a utility easement deed recorded in the official records of sarasota county on november twenty sixth two thousand and thirteen with said portions to be vacated located within a tract of real property located at seven thousand five hundred south tamiami trail the next item on the agenda is a quasi judicial public hearing it's a proposed ordinance to rezone the vacant parcel of real property located on the west side of north washington boulevard in the block between thirty second street and thirty third street with a street address of thirty two fifty one north washington boulevard from the office regional district zone district to the commercial general zone district next comes new business and there are two items of new business on the agenda the first is a request for authorization to initiate proposed zoning text amendments under abbreviated procedure of the zoning code the next item of new business this is the last item on the agenda is a continued discussion of the review of the meter parking program for downtown and that will do it for the record the city commission meeting of october fifteenth two thousand and eighteen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda or any of the back up material you can do so at our website sarasota f l dot gov the meeting will be getting underway shortly miles larson with the city of sarasota
handwriting has received and perhaps as deserved a variety of reactions but the most common being the being an ugly crinkled face of someone who is just a whole lemon my chicken scratch as it is often referred to seems to define me and because of this i spend countless hours trying to explain to people that this chicken scratch is in fact a depiction of my unmatched levels of intelligence that i have too many great thoughts squirming in my mind that they have no other way to come out but as a only became apparent to me in first grade and i remember every detail as if it were yesterday my class was in the library working on an activity about snakes when mrs rooney came over to one look at my paper and started racing so vigorously  would have thought i had nuclear codes are in on him do it again she said in walked away to our first grader this criticism meant everything was wrong but no it just looked ben was that a good reason to get rid of something that had actually taken effort i certainly didn't think so the fan handwriting though sending me down an emotional spiral that sunny day in first grade has a long way to be somewhat crafty and my everyday life every thursday in my sabers class we do a homework check and the days that i decide i'm above doing my math homework tend to just hurt me in the end but all i have to do is look up a massive numbers and boom one hundred percent it may sound cheesy but this behavior must reveal something  is this make me a calculating individual trying to get myself out of the hard situation zx whatever the case our handwriting seems like a larger metaphor for ourselves something more than a collection of random scribbles i like to think that my chicken scratch can put a smile on someone's face or even get a get a lot of them whenever it does or whenever i tell someone i know i actually can and or sponsor them asking if i can read my own handwriting and it makes them laugh i feel proud of my chicken scratch because that made someone happy as human beings we appreciate black and white categorization one of these being the way we label people's and our own handwriting is a good or bad but what if it's me there so i may not necessarily be the best best in math or running but that's no reason to call them bad at it they may be the ones who are trying ten times harder than anyone else and who want it ten times more than anyone else i would much rather someone laugh at my handwriting and scornfully put it down i believe in accept ing your own flaws and not putting down anyone else's
would like to just address briefly that they raise in their reply in their opposition briefly address is to adequacy of our notice of appeal in the rule federal appellate procedure fifty that ruling requires we defy the order we're dealing from which is the final written bungy says that three twelve eight two from clients is an important issue in the statute but aren't those cases in which the issue was raised as part of the argument of the i believe that's correct a jurisdictional issue it goes to the institution decision the board had no jurisdiction to issue its fine or a decision because the deficient or strategically chose to wait till the last minute to file a petition they couldn't correct it to add the real has an amazon in other cases where it said this cloud on the put it this allows them to get the second bite at the apple at the district court that congress expressly does not want them to have which the court discussed in the id why it's important to make a real p all which is why we cite for begum the quote from the court's decisions identifying the harm to patent owners from the patent office is failure to institute on all grounds there's no nothing special about the harm to us
before she goes down in spring she's thinking more and more of how she got her dress and while she's thinking more and more she's wearing less fragile life the clothes get a being kinder as i politely chatter it seems
lou came from save our strays we are about two and a half three months ago she was five and a half months old she's originally from west virginia she's a say bernard webb mix but she looks like a golden retriever we're here to support save our stray dogs because we just love the organization i think what they do is great we just love our dog about three and a half years ago from a rescue in connecticut she came from kentucky and this is a bus that we rescued him about a month ago from tables and more out of new york and we're glad to be here fast  furious five k to support saver the second year doing the fast and furious five k we love supporting save our strays and the race was great and they got to jump in the river and cool off afterward so that was nice he was the first finisher today and we do a lot of dog races and this is a i saw this event looks like a fun of it and it really is and you guys do a wonderful job here great great to be here
i am helen hayes many of us who are living now will never see the end of the conflict which dominates our lives leaders change and leadership passes from one generation to the next but for generations or certainly for many years the challenge which confront this will continue so it becomes not just a hope but an urgent condition for peaceful future that those who are catapulted into the problems of maturity with every passing year well understand the challenge and devote themselves to it even as you and i must interest cannot lag efforts cannot cease it will require the sternest kind of dedication bread as it were and to the american character the training grounds in which this discipline will be planted  perfected by the institutions which have shaped our society particularly the home which is always been in our culture the nucleus of society itself the home is the wellspring of the strongest our future and faith in our
morning my name is paul thing men and i'm an assistant state's attorney with the cook county state's attorney's office in this matter i represent the sheriff of cook county tom dart it's very low it's
a buddy miles larson with the city of sarasota and this is your commission recap a look back at the record the city commission meeting of january the second two thousand and eighteen the commission began the afternoon session of the meeting with citizens input concerning city topics and then they moved on to approval of the minutes there were two meetings to approve the minutes for the first where the minutes from the special city commission meeting of november thirtieth two thousand and seventeen these minutes were approved next to the minutes from the regular city commission meeting of december fourth two thousand and seventeen these minutes were approved with revisions for scribner's errors there was also discussion to clarify that the commissioners may present items in topics at the informal commission meetings after that the commission moved on to consent agenda number one and then consent agenda number two all the items on consent one were approved and all the items on consent two were adopted and that did it for the afternoon session of the meeting after a short break the commission returned for the evening session and began with citizens input concerning city topics and then moved on to new business there were three items a new business to take care of the first was a presentation in discussion regarding waiver increase or elimination of term limits for advisory board members the commission directed the city attorney to return with a proposal pursuant to option number three b to allow the commission to waive term limits by a supermajority vote following a recommendation by an advisory board also by a supermajority vote the next  of new business was a presentation and discussion regarding acquisition of land for use as a park located at the intersection of twelfth street and lockwood ridge road the commission directed staff to conduct an assessment of the feasibility of purchasing the property and report back to the commission the third item of new business and this was the last item on the agenda was a presentation and discussion regarding property located at eleven seventy four and eleven eighty six hampton road the commission directed staff to conduct an assessment of the feasibility of purchasing the property and report back to the commission and that did it for the regular city commission meeting of january second two thousand and eighteen if you'd like to take a look at the video or any of the backup material you can do so at our website dot com on the right side look for video on demand i'm miles larson with the city of sarasota and we'll see you after the next