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Minneapolis, Minnesota's Dajohn Yarborough sentenced to 40 years in prison; What did he do to Brooklyn Park's Darrell Sims II?
Dajohn Cortez Ramon Yarborough, 32, and Brian Pierre Swearegene, 35, are residents of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States. The latter previously lived in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
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In May of 2024, I had the honor of visiting DM&IR C-25, a caboose owned by the late Bud Bulgrin. My mom met someone in the neighborhood through a prayer group, and a few messages later, I was off to the city of Brooklyn Park. Sadly, I never did get to meet Bud in person, but from what I've read of him online we would've been good friends.
C-25 was built in 1899 for the Duluth & Iron Range (not the Missabe yet!) as a two-axle 'bobber' caboose, and rebuilt in 1910 to a more conventional 4-axle design. It would've guarded the end of heavy iron ore trains running from Minnesota's Iron Range to various ports along the state's northeast coast.
I'm not sure when the C-25 was moved to Brooklyn Park, but it was faithfully maintained by Bud until his passing in 2021, eventually falling into a state of disrepair. Gopher State Railway Museum out of New Prague, MN, acquired the caboose and boarded up the north side to prevent moisture from getting in. They were supposed to move it to their property in winter of 2023, but warm temps and soft ground meant it had to wait longer. The current goal is to move it by the end of 2024, but that has yet to happen. Once there, the caboose will be restored, and passengers will be able to ride in it on their short stretch of track. I will definitely be one of those passengers.
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The New York Liberty Championship Parade
After defeating the Minnesota Lynx during game 5 of the 2024 WNBA finals on Sunday, October 20th, 2024, The New York Liberty had their first ever WNBA championship win since the league began in 1997. On Thursday, October 24th, New York City threw the team a championship ticker tape parade which departed Battery Park down Broadway to City Hall.
I attended the parade on Thursday morning where I documented some of the players, fans, elected officials, and mascots* to help celebrate the team’s historic win for a gallery now available on my website. Thanks to three City Councilmembers (Crystal Hudson, Chi Ossé, and Tiffany Cabán), October 20th will now be New York Liberty day in NYC, and the team received a proclamation at City Hall post parade.
*Maddie the Golden Retriever was the mascot for the team’s early years when their home court was at Madison Square Garden. When the team moved to Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Maddie was retired and the phenomenal Ellie the Elephant was created.
#The New York Liberty#parade#championship#Maddie#Ellie the Elephant#WNBA#Timeless Torches#Yolanda Laney#Betnijah Laney-Hamilton#Kayla Thornton#Sabrina Ionescu#Brianna Stewart#Chuck Schumer#Charles Schumer#Courtney Vandersloot#Letitia James
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Holidays 5.24
Holidays
Aviation Maintenance Technician Day
Battle of Pichincha Day (Ecuador)
Bermuda Day [if weekend, nearest weekday]
Blink 182 Day
Brooklyn Bridge Day
Brother's Day
Camping with Barry White Day (David Letterman)
Carb Day
Culture and Literacy Day (Bulgaria)
Cuti Bersama (Indonesia)
Day for the Naming of Rocks and Planets
Duck Day (French Republic)
Dylan Day (a.k.a. Bob Dylan Day)
Empire Day (British Empire; Pre-1930s)
European Day of Parks
Eurovision Song Contest Day
First Responders Appreciation Day (Ohio)
International Clown Day
International Day Against Epilepsy
International Tiara Day
International Women’s Day for Peace & Disarmament
Little Lamb Day
Long Snapper Appreciation Day
Lubiri Memorial Day (Uganda)
Morse Code Day
National Aviation Maintenance Tech Day
National Beautiful Girls Day
National Blue Badge ay of Action (UK)
National Caterers Appreciation Day
National DevOps Day
National DILF Day
National Emergency Medical Services Recognition Day
National Mike Day
National Poppy Day
National Road Trip Day
National Schizophrenia & Psychosis Awareness Day (Canada)
National Telegram Day (Utrean Empire)
National Work From Home Day
National Wyoming Day
Night Baseball Day
Pansexual and Panromantic Awareness and Visibility Day
Parking Meter Day
Play Kick the Can With A Kid Day
Public Garage Day
Sara the Black's Day (Gypsy)
Scavenger Hunt Day
Sinking of the Bismarck Day
Slavonic Enlighteners' Day (Macedonia)
Slavonic Literature and Culture Day (Russia)
Vala Asteroid Day
What Hath God Wrought Day (Morse Code)
World Product Day
World Schizophrenia Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Asparagus Day
Endless Breakfast Day (Denny’s)
Judgment of Paris Day
National Coffee Day (Brazil)
National Escargot Day
National Lamb Day (New Zealand)
National Schlumpia Day
Yucatan Shrimp Day
Independence & Related Days
Commonwealth Day (Belize, Lesotho)
Ecuador (from Spain, 1822)
Eritrea (from Ethiopia, 1993)
Nueva Vizcaya Day (Philippines)
Orange Free State (Annexed by UK; 1900)
4th Friday in May
Ascension Friday (Belgium)
Don't Fry Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
Flashback Friday [Every Friday]
Fry Day (Pastafarian; Fritism) [Every Friday]
Heat Safety Awareness Day [4th Friday]
National Cooler Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Death Busters Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Polka Festival begins [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Road Trip Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Wig Out Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
Title Track Day [4th Friday]
Weekly Holidays beginning May 24 (3rd Full Week)
National Polka Weekend (Ennis, Texas) [thru 5.26] (Memorial Day Weekend)
Old Time Player Piano Weekend (thru 5.26) [Memorial Day Weekend]
Festivals Beginning May 24, 2024
Arcadia Broiler Dairy Days (Arcadia, Wisconsin) [thru 5.26]
Bath Fringe Festival (Bath, UK) [thru 6.9]
Nattjazz [Bergen International Jazz Festival] (Bergen, Norway) [thru 6.1]
Blue Crab Festival (Palatka, Florida) [thru 5.26]
Blues, Brews, and BBQ (Beaver Creek, Colorado) [thru 5.26]
BottleRock Napa Valley Music & Food Festival (Napa, California) [thru 5.26]
California Roots Music and Arts Festival (Monterey, California) [thru 5.26]
Cannon River Rendezvous (Cannon Falls, Minnesota) [thru 5.27]
Carassauga Festival (Mississauga, Canada) [thru 5.26]
Comicpalooza (Houston, Texas) [thru 5.26]
ConFuzzled (Birmingham, United Kingdom) [thru 5.26]
Feast of the Flowering Moon (Chillicothe, Ohio) [thru 5.26]
Fredericksburg Crawfish Festival (Fredericksburg, Texas) [thru 5.26]
Garden Grove Strawberry Festival (Garden Grove, California) [thru 5.27]
Jambalaya Festival (Gonzales, Louisiana) [thru 5.26]
Marcon [Multiple Alternative Realities Convention] (Columbus, Ohio) [thru 5.26
MCM London Comic Con (London, United Kingdom) [thru 5.26]
Moonshine Festival (New Straitsville, Ohio) [thru 5.27]
Morgan Hill Mushroom Mardi Gras Festival (Morgan Hill, California) [thru 5.26]
Mudbug Madness 39 (Shreveport, Louisiana) [thru 5.26]
Newport Beach Wine Festival (Newport Beach, California) [thru 5.26]
Northwest Folklife Festival (Seattle, Washington) [thru 5.27]
Orlando Carnival Downtown (Orlando, Florida) [thru 5.26]
Phoenix Fan Fusion (Phoenix, Arizona) [thru 5.26]
Portland Rose Festival (Portland, Oregon) [thru 6.9]
Scandinavian Heritage Festival (Ephraim, Utah) [thru 5.25]
Vivid Sydney (Sydney, Australia) [thru 6.15]
Worlds Largest Brat Fest (Madison, Wisconsin) [thru 5.26]
ZestFest (Fort Worth, Texas) [thru 5.26]
Feast Days
Aldersgate Day (a.k.a. Wesley Day; Methodism)
Alexei Savrasov (Artology)
Anna Pak Agi (Christian; One of The Korean Martyrs)
Barinthus (Celtic Book of Days)
Brigantia Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Carmine Infantino (Artology)
David I of Scotland (Christian; Saint)
Day of the Horae (Pagan)
Donatian and Rogatian (Christian; Saint)
Emanuel Leutze (Artology)
Feast of Artemis (Ancient Greece)
Feast of Hermes Trismegistus (Patron of Alchemy)
Henri Michaux (Artology)
Jackson Kemper (Episcopal Church)
St. Jerome (Positivist; Saint)
Joanna (Christian; Saint)
John de Prado (Christian; Saint)
Joseph Brodsky (Writerism)
Mary, Help of Christians (Christian; Saint)
Michael Chabon (Writerism)
Mollusc Day (Pastafarian)
The Mothers (Celtic Prosperity Festival)
Nicetas of Pereaslav (Christian; Martyr)
Philip Pearlstein (Artology)
Pontormo (a.k.a. Jacopo da Pontormo; Artology)
Sacred Furrow Day (Cambodia; Everyday Wicca)
Saints Cyril and Methodius’ Day (Macedonia)
Sam the Robot (Muppetism)
Sarah the Black (celebrated by the Romani people of Camargue; Christian; Saint)
Victory Over the U.S. Day (Church of the SubGenius; Canada)
Vincent of Lérins (Christian; Saint)
William Trevor (Writerism)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
A Good Day for Love (The Book of Days)
Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]
Uncyclopedia Bad to Be Born Today (because I danced ‘cause I wanted to. I left my friends behind, because my friends didn't dance and since they didn't dance, they were no friends of mine.)
Premieres
Backdraft (Film; 1991)
Beep, Beep (WB MM Cartoon; 1952)
Before Midnight (Film; 2013)
Bluebeard’s Castle, by Bela Bartok (Opera; 1918)
Booksmart (Film; 2019)
Braveheart (Film; 1995)
The Day After Tomorrow (Film; 2004)
Diamond Dogs, by David Bowie (Album; 1974)
Drop Dead Fred (Film; 1991)
Epic (Animated Film; 2013)
Fast & Furious 6 (Film; 2013) [F&F #6]
Faust, selected scenes, by Goethe (Play; 1819)
The Golden Hen (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1946)
Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn (Novel; 2012)
Gravity’s Rainbow, by Pat Benatar (Album; 1993)
Hollywood Steps Out (WB MM Cartoon; 1941)
Hudson Hawk (Film; 1991)
An Inconvenient Truth (Documentary Film; 2006)
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Film; 1989)
Jumpin’ Jack Flash, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1968)
Le Pig-Al Patrol (The Inspector; 1967)
Mission: Impossible 2 (Film; 2000)
Onion Pacific (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1940)
The Riddle-Master of Hed, by Patricia A. McKillip (Novel; 1976)
1776, by David McCullough (Book; 2005)
The Source, by James A. Michener (Historical Novel; 1965)
Spirit (Animated Film; 2002)
Spy Hard (Film; 1996)
Sugar, Sugar, by The Archies (Song; 1969)
Symphony No. 2 in Eb Major, by Edward Elgar (Symphony; 1911)
Thelma & Louise (Film; 1991)
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (Film; 1974)
Truth or Dare (Documentary Film; 1991)
A View to a Kill (Film; 1985) [James Bond #14]
Welcome to the Dollhouse (Film; 1996)
Today’s Name Days
Dagmar, Esther (Austria)
Filip, Ivana, Šimun (Croatia)
Jana (Czech Republic)
Esther (Denmark)
Alar, Alari, Allar, Aller (Estonia)
Touko, Tuukka (Finland)
Donatien (France)
Dagmar, Esther (Germany)
Markiani, Palladia, Photini (Greece)
Eliza, Eszter (Hungary)
Amalia, Maria (Italy)
Agate, Anšlavs, Estere, Ilvija, Marlena, Ziedone (Latvia)
Gerardas, Gina, Vilmantas (Lithuania)
Ester, Iris (Norway)
Cieszysława, Estera, Jan, Joanna, Maria, Mokij, Wincenty, Zula, Zuzanna (Poland)
Simeon (România)
Ela (Slovakia)
Auxiliadora, Auxilio, María, Susana (Spain)
Ivan, Vanja (Sweden)
Christian (Ukraine)
Chelsea, Chelsey, Chelsie, Landon (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 145 of 2024; 221 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 5 of week 21 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Huath (Hawthorn) [Day 13 of 28]
Chinese: Month 4 (Ji-Si), Day 17 (Wu-Zi)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 16 Iyar 5784
Islamic: 16 Dhu al-Qada 1445
J Cal: 25 Magenta; Foursday [25 of 30]
Julian: 11 May 2024
Moon: 99%: Waning Gibbous
Positivist: 4 St. Paul (6th Month) [St. Jerome]
Runic Half Month: Ing (Expansive Energy) [Day 15 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 67 of 92)
Week: 3rd Full Week of May
Zodiac: Gemini (Day 4 of 31)
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BASEBALL PRIMER: The League
Here is the tag where you can find all the posts.
In this post we'll be talking about the league itself and how it's structured. It's pretty simple as far as leagues go, but I've also grown up with it structured like this, so I think it's still a great idea to cover it.
MLB is split up into two 'leagues': the American League (AL), and the National League (NL). Each league is split up into divisions. I would say you could think of them as conferences, but I don't think even that is right, because you can have two teams in the same region of the US in a different league. Currently, both leagues have an equal number of teams at fifteen each.
We'll start with the National League below the cut.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The NL was established in 1876 and is sometimes called the "Senior Circuit". It originally started with eight chartered teams, and some of them are still around today: Chicago White Stockings (not to be confused with the CHICAGO WHITE SOX; this team became to be known as the CHICAGO CUBS), Boston Red Stockings (not to be confused with the BOSTON RED SOXS; the original Boston Red Stockings became the BOSTON BRAVES, then the MILWAUKEE BRAVES, and are now known today as ATLANTA BRAVES). However, this was at the very beginning of the leagues creation, and so teams came and went, but there are still some teams who have survived 100 and some odd years later: Cincinnati Reds, Los Angeles Dodgers (originally Brooklyn Dodgers), Pittsburgh Pirates, and the St Louis Cardinals.
Now, the league is split into three divisions. I will be indicating which year they were brought into the league, and their stadium.
National League East
Atlanta Braves - 1871, moved to ATL in 1966 - Truist Park
Miami Marlins - 1993 - LoanDepot Park
New York Mets - 1962 - Citi Field
Philadelphia Phillies - 1883 - Citizens Bank Park
Washington Nationals - 1969 - Nationals Park
National League Central
St Louis Cardinals - 1892 - Busch Stadium
Chicago Cubs - 1903 - Wrigley Field
Cincinnati Reds - 1890 - Great American Ballpark
Pittsburgh Pirates - 1891 - PNC Park
Milwaukee Brewers - 1969 - American Family Field
National League West
San Francisco Giants - 1958 - Oracle Park
Los Angeles Dodgers - 1958 - Dodger Stadium
Colorado Rockies - 1993 - Coors Field
Arizona Diamondbacks - 1998 - Chase Field
San Diego Padres - 1969 - Petco Park
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Established 25 years later and referred to as the "Junior Circuit". For a long time, and even still kind've today, the AL has had slightly different rules than the NL. For example, up until a couple of years ago, the AL was the only league to sanction a permanent DH. In the NL, pitchers were still allowed to hit and did more often than not. But the NL ended up adopting the ALs rule, and now they're even again. The AL also has some historic teams as well, and because the NYY are a part of their league, the AL has the most World Series wins.
The AL is divided up similarly as the NL.
American League East
Baltimore Orioles - 1954 - Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Boston Red Sox - 1901 - Fenway Park
New York Yankees - 1903 - Yankee Stadium
Tampa Bay Rays - 1998 - Tropicana Field
Toronto Blue Jays - 1977 - Rogers Centre
American League Central
Chicago White Sox - 1900 - Guaranteed Rate Field
Cleveland Guardians - 1900 - Progressive Field
Detroit Tigers - 1901 - Comerica Park
Kansas City Royals - 1969 - Kauffman Stadium
Minnesota Twins - 1961 - Target Field
American League West
Houston Astros - 1962 - Minute Maid Park
Los Angeles Angels - 1966 - Angel Stadium
Texas Rangers - 1972 - Globe Life Field
Oakland Athletics - 1968 - Oakland Coliseum
Seattle Mariners - 1977 - T-Mobile Park
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Holidays 5.24
Holidays
Aviation Maintenance Technician Day
Battle of Pichincha Day (Ecuador)
Bermuda Day [if weekend, nearest weekday]
Blink 182 Day
Brooklyn Bridge Day
Brother's Day
Camping with Barry White Day (David Letterman)
Carb Day
Culture and Literacy Day (Bulgaria)
Cuti Bersama (Indonesia)
Day for the Naming of Rocks and Planets
Duck Day (French Republic)
Dylan Day (a.k.a. Bob Dylan Day)
Empire Day (British Empire; Pre-1930s)
European Day of Parks
Eurovision Song Contest Day
First Responders Appreciation Day (Ohio)
International Clown Day
International Day Against Epilepsy
International Tiara Day
International Women’s Day for Peace & Disarmament
Little Lamb Day
Long Snapper Appreciation Day
Lubiri Memorial Day (Uganda)
Morse Code Day
National Aviation Maintenance Tech Day
National Beautiful Girls Day
National Blue Badge ay of Action (UK)
National Caterers Appreciation Day
National DevOps Day
National DILF Day
National Emergency Medical Services Recognition Day
National Mike Day
National Poppy Day
National Road Trip Day
National Schizophrenia & Psychosis Awareness Day (Canada)
National Telegram Day (Utrean Empire)
National Work From Home Day
National Wyoming Day
Night Baseball Day
Pansexual and Panromantic Awareness and Visibility Day
Parking Meter Day
Play Kick the Can With A Kid Day
Public Garage Day
Sara the Black's Day (Gypsy)
Scavenger Hunt Day
Sinking of the Bismarck Day
Slavonic Enlighteners' Day (Macedonia)
Slavonic Literature and Culture Day (Russia)
Vala Asteroid Day
What Hath God Wrought Day (Morse Code)
World Product Day
World Schizophrenia Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Asparagus Day
Endless Breakfast Day (Denny’s)
Judgment of Paris Day
National Coffee Day (Brazil)
National Escargot Day
National Lamb Day (New Zealand)
National Schlumpia Day
Yucatan Shrimp Day
Independence & Related Days
Commonwealth Day (Belize, Lesotho)
Ecuador (from Spain, 1822)
Eritrea (from Ethiopia, 1993)
Nueva Vizcaya Day (Philippines)
Orange Free State (Annexed by UK; 1900)
4th Friday in May
Ascension Friday (Belgium)
Don't Fry Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
Flashback Friday [Every Friday]
Fry Day (Pastafarian; Fritism) [Every Friday]
Heat Safety Awareness Day [4th Friday]
National Cooler Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Death Busters Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Polka Festival begins [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Road Trip Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
National Wig Out Day [Friday before Memorial Day]
Title Track Day [4th Friday]
Weekly Holidays beginning May 24 (3rd Full Week)
National Polka Weekend (Ennis, Texas) [thru 5.26] (Memorial Day Weekend)
Old Time Player Piano Weekend (thru 5.26) [Memorial Day Weekend]
Festivals Beginning May 24, 2024
Arcadia Broiler Dairy Days (Arcadia, Wisconsin) [thru 5.26]
Bath Fringe Festival (Bath, UK) [thru 6.9]
Nattjazz [Bergen International Jazz Festival] (Bergen, Norway) [thru 6.1]
Blue Crab Festival (Palatka, Florida) [thru 5.26]
Blues, Brews, and BBQ (Beaver Creek, Colorado) [thru 5.26]
BottleRock Napa Valley Music & Food Festival (Napa, California) [thru 5.26]
California Roots Music and Arts Festival (Monterey, California) [thru 5.26]
Cannon River Rendezvous (Cannon Falls, Minnesota) [thru 5.27]
Carassauga Festival (Mississauga, Canada) [thru 5.26]
Comicpalooza (Houston, Texas) [thru 5.26]
ConFuzzled (Birmingham, United Kingdom) [thru 5.26]
Feast of the Flowering Moon (Chillicothe, Ohio) [thru 5.26]
Fredericksburg Crawfish Festival (Fredericksburg, Texas) [thru 5.26]
Garden Grove Strawberry Festival (Garden Grove, California) [thru 5.27]
Jambalaya Festival (Gonzales, Louisiana) [thru 5.26]
Marcon [Multiple Alternative Realities Convention] (Columbus, Ohio) [thru 5.26
MCM London Comic Con (London, United Kingdom) [thru 5.26]
Moonshine Festival (New Straitsville, Ohio) [thru 5.27]
Morgan Hill Mushroom Mardi Gras Festival (Morgan Hill, California) [thru 5.26]
Mudbug Madness 39 (Shreveport, Louisiana) [thru 5.26]
Newport Beach Wine Festival (Newport Beach, California) [thru 5.26]
Northwest Folklife Festival (Seattle, Washington) [thru 5.27]
Orlando Carnival Downtown (Orlando, Florida) [thru 5.26]
Phoenix Fan Fusion (Phoenix, Arizona) [thru 5.26]
Portland Rose Festival (Portland, Oregon) [thru 6.9]
Scandinavian Heritage Festival (Ephraim, Utah) [thru 5.25]
Vivid Sydney (Sydney, Australia) [thru 6.15]
Worlds Largest Brat Fest (Madison, Wisconsin) [thru 5.26]
ZestFest (Fort Worth, Texas) [thru 5.26]
Feast Days
Aldersgate Day (a.k.a. Wesley Day; Methodism)
Alexei Savrasov (Artology)
Anna Pak Agi (Christian; One of The Korean Martyrs)
Barinthus (Celtic Book of Days)
Brigantia Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Carmine Infantino (Artology)
David I of Scotland (Christian; Saint)
Day of the Horae (Pagan)
Donatian and Rogatian (Christian; Saint)
Emanuel Leutze (Artology)
Feast of Artemis (Ancient Greece)
Feast of Hermes Trismegistus (Patron of Alchemy)
Henri Michaux (Artology)
Jackson Kemper (Episcopal Church)
St. Jerome (Positivist; Saint)
Joanna (Christian; Saint)
John de Prado (Christian; Saint)
Joseph Brodsky (Writerism)
Mary, Help of Christians (Christian; Saint)
Michael Chabon (Writerism)
Mollusc Day (Pastafarian)
The Mothers (Celtic Prosperity Festival)
Nicetas of Pereaslav (Christian; Martyr)
Philip Pearlstein (Artology)
Pontormo (a.k.a. Jacopo da Pontormo; Artology)
Sacred Furrow Day (Cambodia; Everyday Wicca)
Saints Cyril and Methodius’ Day (Macedonia)
Sam the Robot (Muppetism)
Sarah the Black (celebrated by the Romani people of Camargue; Christian; Saint)
Victory Over the U.S. Day (Church of the SubGenius; Canada)
Vincent of Lérins (Christian; Saint)
William Trevor (Writerism)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
A Good Day for Love (The Book of Days)
Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]
Uncyclopedia Bad to Be Born Today (because I danced ‘cause I wanted to. I left my friends behind, because my friends didn't dance and since they didn't dance, they were no friends of mine.)
Premieres
Backdraft (Film; 1991)
Beep, Beep (WB MM Cartoon; 1952)
Before Midnight (Film; 2013)
Bluebeard’s Castle, by Bela Bartok (Opera; 1918)
Booksmart (Film; 2019)
Braveheart (Film; 1995)
The Day After Tomorrow (Film; 2004)
Diamond Dogs, by David Bowie (Album; 1974)
Drop Dead Fred (Film; 1991)
Epic (Animated Film; 2013)
Fast & Furious 6 (Film; 2013) [F&F #6]
Faust, selected scenes, by Goethe (Play; 1819)
The Golden Hen (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1946)
Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn (Novel; 2012)
Gravity’s Rainbow, by Pat Benatar (Album; 1993)
Hollywood Steps Out (WB MM Cartoon; 1941)
Hudson Hawk (Film; 1991)
An Inconvenient Truth (Documentary Film; 2006)
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Film; 1989)
Jumpin’ Jack Flash, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1968)
Le Pig-Al Patrol (The Inspector; 1967)
Mission: Impossible 2 (Film; 2000)
Onion Pacific (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1940)
The Riddle-Master of Hed, by Patricia A. McKillip (Novel; 1976)
1776, by David McCullough (Book; 2005)
The Source, by James A. Michener (Historical Novel; 1965)
Spirit (Animated Film; 2002)
Spy Hard (Film; 1996)
Sugar, Sugar, by The Archies (Song; 1969)
Symphony No. 2 in Eb Major, by Edward Elgar (Symphony; 1911)
Thelma & Louise (Film; 1991)
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (Film; 1974)
Truth or Dare (Documentary Film; 1991)
A View to a Kill (Film; 1985) [James Bond #14]
Welcome to the Dollhouse (Film; 1996)
Today’s Name Days
Dagmar, Esther (Austria)
Filip, Ivana, Šimun (Croatia)
Jana (Czech Republic)
Esther (Denmark)
Alar, Alari, Allar, Aller (Estonia)
Touko, Tuukka (Finland)
Donatien (France)
Dagmar, Esther (Germany)
Markiani, Palladia, Photini (Greece)
Eliza, Eszter (Hungary)
Amalia, Maria (Italy)
Agate, Anšlavs, Estere, Ilvija, Marlena, Ziedone (Latvia)
Gerardas, Gina, Vilmantas (Lithuania)
Ester, Iris (Norway)
Cieszysława, Estera, Jan, Joanna, Maria, Mokij, Wincenty, Zula, Zuzanna (Poland)
Simeon (România)
Ela (Slovakia)
Auxiliadora, Auxilio, María, Susana (Spain)
Ivan, Vanja (Sweden)
Christian (Ukraine)
Chelsea, Chelsey, Chelsie, Landon (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 145 of 2024; 221 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 5 of week 21 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Huath (Hawthorn) [Day 13 of 28]
Chinese: Month 4 (Ji-Si), Day 17 (Wu-Zi)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 16 Iyar 5784
Islamic: 16 Dhu al-Qada 1445
J Cal: 25 Magenta; Foursday [25 of 30]
Julian: 11 May 2024
Moon: 99%: Waning Gibbous
Positivist: 4 St. Paul (6th Month) [St. Jerome]
Runic Half Month: Ing (Expansive Energy) [Day 15 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 67 of 92)
Week: 3rd Full Week of May
Zodiac: Gemini (Day 4 of 31)
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Physical therapy plays a vital role in enhancing mobility and balance for individuals facing physical challenges. Through personalized treatment plans, patients experience improved strength and flexibility, which are crucial for daily activities. At Aspen Home Healthcare, Inc., we offer home healthcare services in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota tailored to meet the specific needs of each patient. Our licensed physical therapists work diligently to develop effective strategies that foster independence.
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Open Your Career Potential: Essential Guide to CNA Training in Minnesota
Unlock Your Career Potential: Essential Guide to CNA Training in Minnesota
Are you considering a rewarding career in healthcare? Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) can be a fantastic opportunity to kickstart your journey. In Minnesota, the demand for skilled CNAs continues to rise, making this the perfect time to pursue training. This comprehensive guide will provide you with essential insights into CNA training in Minnesota, helping you unlock your career potential.
What is a CNA?
A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) plays a vital role in the healthcare system by assisting patients with daily activities and providing essential care. Their duties often include:
Helping patients with personal hygiene
Assisting with mobility and transportation
Feeding and preparing meals for patients
Monitoring patients’ vital signs
Documenting patient care and progress
Requirements for CNA Training in Minnesota
Before enrolling in a CNA training program in Minnesota, it’s essential to meet the following requirements:
Minimum age of 18 years
High school diploma or GED
Pass a background check
Demonstrate the ability to speak, read, and write in English
CNA Training Programs in Minnesota
CNA training programs in Minnesota can be found at various institutions, including community colleges, vocational schools, and healthcare facilities. Below are some popular options:
Institution
Location
Duration
Cost
Lake Superior College
Duluth, MN
6-8 weeks
$900
North Hennepin Community College
Brooklyn Park, MN
4-6 weeks
$800
Saint Paul College
Saint Paul, MN
8 weeks
$950
Steps to Becoming a CNA in Minnesota
To become a CNA in Minnesota, follow these essential steps:
Research Programs: Look into different CNA programs and their curriculums.
Enroll: Choose a program that suits your needs and enroll.
Complete Training: Attend classes and fulfill the clinical practice requirements.
Pass the Exam: Take and pass the Minnesota CNA competency exam.
Get Certified: Once you pass your exam, you will be added to the Minnesota Nursing Assistant Registry.
Benefits of Pursuing CNA Training
Choosing a career as a CNA in Minnesota offers multiple benefits:
Quick Employment: CNAs are in high demand, leading to ample job opportunities.
Flexible Hours: Many healthcare facilities provide flexible scheduling options.
Career Advancement: Gaining experience as a CNA opens doors for further career enhancement in healthcare.
Make a Difference: CNAs provide vital support to patients, making a significant impact on their lives.
Practical Tips for CNA Students
As you embark on your CNA training journey, consider the following practical tips:
Stay Organized: Keep track of assignments and deadlines to manage your time effectively.
Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask your instructors if you need clarification on any topic.
Attend Workshops: Participate in extra workshops to enhance your skillset.
Network: Connect with fellow students and instructors for support and guidance.
First-Hand Experience: A Case Study
Meet Sarah, a recent graduate of a CNA training program in Minnesota. After completing her training, she obtained a job at a local hospital where she quickly excelled:
“Becoming a CNA was the best decision I ever made. The training equipped me with the skills I needed to thrive in a healthcare setting. I love helping patients and making their days a little brighter!” – Sarah R.
Conclusion
Embarking on a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in Minnesota can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience. With proper training and a commitment to providing quality patient care, you can open up numerous career opportunities in the healthcare industry. By following the steps outlined in this guide and taking advantage of the benefits of CNA training, you will be well on your way to unlocking your career potential. Start your journey today, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
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More and more places are unfortunately becoming fabric deserts where the only options people have are Joanne and hobby lobby because they choked out any of the smaller businesses.
But the even shittier thing about that, is now those big companies are even threatening to go under. Fabric.com, which was widely the best option to get good fabrics all over the country, was unfortunately bought by Amazon, who then eventually closed out, taking that option out of many hands. And now there are rumors of Joanne going completely out of business too.
There is hope that when the big chain stores are gone, there will be a resurgence of smaller businesses with more quality goods again, but that will still take years.
I don't know of to many good stores for good fabrics any more, but here are a for if anyone is near any of them
https://www.fabricplacebasement.com/
Has two locations, one in Natick MA, and one in Alexandria VA
These two are in Chicago IL
Two locations, one in Brooklyn Park MN, and one in Burnsville MN
I feel like something that doesnt get talked about enough is how fast fashion is coming to hobbies as well. Sure, you can sew, knit, and crochet something better than youd buy in store, but good luck finding quality materials
Want a fabric that doesnt fray from being gently caressed? Want yarn thats not 100% plastic and splits if you touch it wrong? Good luck finding that if you dont have a genuinely good crafts store near you.
Go on any thread where people are trying to figure out where to buy fabric. 50% of it is people saying big stores are servicable, online stores work, or the like, and the other 50% are talking about how bad the quality is or how the quality of a website dropped because it was bought out
Were running into a problem where fast fashiob is so integrated into society that even the ability to make your own, comfortable and long lasting, clothes is being threatened by capitalism
#fabric#sewing#shamelessly plugging my work as one of the few good places left to get quality fabric#blarg
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Unlock Your Future: Top CNA Classes in Minnesota for 2023
Unlock Your Future: Top CNA Classes in Minnesota for 2023
If you’re seeking a rewarding career in healthcare, becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is an excellent starting point. In Minnesota, the demand for skilled CNAs is on the rise, opening doors to numerous opportunities in hospitals, nursing homes, and patient care facilities. In this article, we will explore the top CNA classes in Minnesota for 2023, highlighting what you can expect from the programs and how you can kickstart your journey in the healthcare profession.
Why Choose a Career as a CNA?
Before diving into the best CNA classes, let’s explore a few compelling reasons to consider a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant:
High Demand: The healthcare sector continues to grow, with CNAs being a vital part of patient care teams.
Entry Point to Nursing: Becoming a CNA can be your stepping stone to advancing your career in nursing or other healthcare professions.
Rewarding Experience: Helping others and making a difference in patients’ lives can be incredibly fulfilling.
Flexible Hours: CNAs often enjoy flexible scheduling, including part-time options.
Top CNA Classes in Minnesota for 2023
Now that you understand the benefits of becoming a CNA, let’s review some of the top classes you can enroll in for 2023:
1. Minnesota State Community and Technical College (M State)
M State offers a comprehensive CNA program designed to prepare students for a career in healthcare. The course includes:
60 hours of classroom instruction
40 hours of hands-on clinical training
Location: Multiple campuses across Minnesota
Duration: 3 weeks
Cost: Approximately $500 (financial aid available)
2. North Hennepin Community College
This program is well-renowned for its structured curriculum and experienced instructors. Highlights include:
Classroom lectures with interactive sessions
Extensive lab practice
A focus on patient-centered care
Location: Brooklyn Park, MN
Duration: 4-6 weeks
Cost: Approximately $600
3. Century College
Known for its quality of education, Century College provides a robust CNA program featuring:
Instruction in basic nursing skills
Hands-on training in simulated healthcare settings
CPR certification included
Location: White Bear Lake, MN
Duration: 6 weeks
Cost: About $500
4. Rasmussen University
Rasmussen offers flexible online and in-person formats to accommodate different learning preferences. The program includes:
Theory and practice of nursing fundamentals
Personalized instruction and support
Location: Multiple campuses in Minnesota
Duration: 10 weeks
Cost: Approximately $1,000
Benefits of Attending CNA Classes in Minnesota
Investing your time in CNA classes offers numerous benefits:
Certification: Successfully completing a CNA program allows you to take the state certification exam.
Job Readiness: Graduates of accredited programs often have better job prospects.
Supportive Learning Environment: Most institutions emphasize practical training and mentorship.
Practical Tips for Aspiring CNAs
Research Programs: Look for accredited programs that fit your schedule and learning style.
Gather Recommendations: Speak to current CNAs or instructors to understand program experiences.
Prepare for Exams: Utilize study guides and practice exams to ensure your success on the certification test.
First-Hand Experience: A CNA’s Journey
Meet Jessica, a recent graduate of the M State CNA program. She shares her story:
“I chose to become a CNA because I always wanted to be in healthcare. The program was intense but rewarding. The instructors were supportive, and I learned so much during the clinicals. Now, I’m working in a nursing home, and I love helping residents day-to-day!”
Conclusion
Embarking on a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant in Minnesota is a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference in people’s lives. With numerous top-quality CNA classes available in 2023, there’s no better time than now to pursue this fulfilling path. Whether you’re looking for a flexible schedule, hands-on training, or chances for advancement within the healthcare field, the programs listed in this article will set you up for success. Don’t wait any longer—unlock your future today by enrolling in one of these top CNA classes!
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Open Your Future: Top CNA Classes in Minnesota for 2023
Unlock Your Future: Top CNA Classes in Minnesota for 2023
If you’re looking to kick-start a rewarding career in healthcare, becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is an excellent choice. In Minnesota, the demand for skilled CNAs continues to grow, making this profession not only stable but also fulfilling. In this article, we will explore the top CNA classes in Minnesota for 2023, diving into program details, benefits, and essential tips to help you choose the right training for your future.
Why Choose a Career as a CNA?
Being a Certified Nursing Assistant offers numerous benefits, including:
Job Security: With an aging population, the demand for CNAs is expected to rise significantly.
Quick Training: CNA programs generally take between 4 to 12 weeks, allowing you to enter the workforce quickly.
Flexible Work Opportunities: CNAs can work in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, and home health care.
Making a Difference: CNAs play a crucial role in patient care, making a positive impact on people’s lives every day.
Top CNA Classes in Minnesota for 2023
Here’s a look at some of the best CNA training programs available in Minnesota this year:
School Name
Location
Duration
Cost
Accreditation
Minnesota State Community and Technical College
Fergus Falls, MN
8 weeks
$600
CAAHEP, NACES
Hennepin Technical College
Brooklyn Park, MN
4 weeks
$500
North Central Association
Rochester Community and Technical College
Rochester, MN
6 weeks
$700
CAAHEP
South Central College
North Mankato, MN
6 weeks
$450
MN Board of Nursing
Central Lakes College
Brainerd, MN
8 weeks
$650
CAAHEP
What to Expect from a CNA Program
CNA training programs typically consist of a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on training. Here are the key components:
Theoretical Learning: Subjects include basic nursing skills, anatomy, patient care, and medical terminology.
Hands-on Training: Clinical experience allows students to practice skills in real healthcare settings under supervision.
State Certification Exam: After completing the course, you will need to pass a state exam to receive your CNA certification.
Practical Tips for Choosing the Right CNA Program
Selecting the right nursing assistant program can be a daunting task. Here are some practical tips to help you make an informed decision:
Consider Location: Look for classes that are convenient for you to attend. Online programs may also offer flexibility.
Check Accreditation: Ensure the program is accredited by a recognized body to help you secure employment after graduation.
Evaluate Cost: Compare tuition fees, and check if financial aid or payment plans are available.
Read Reviews: Look for testimonials or reviews from former students to assess the quality of the program.
Career Prospects for CNAs in Minnesota
A career as a CNA in Minnesota offers various opportunities. Here are some job prospects and salary expectations:
Job Title
Average Annual Salary
Job Growth Rate
Certified Nursing Assistant
$34,000
8%
Home Health Aide
$31,000
9%
Patient Care Technician
$37,000
7%
First-Hand Experience: A CNA’s Journey
Transitioning into a career as a CNA can be transformative. Meet Sarah, who recently completed her CNA training at Hennepin Technical College.
“I was uncertain about my future after high school, but completing my CNA training opened doors for me. I found the hands-on training incredibly rewarding, and securing my first job was a huge boost to my confidence. I love assisting patients and making a difference in their lives daily!”
– Sarah, CNA
Conclusion
Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant in Minnesota is an exceptional opportunity to forge a fulfilling career in healthcare. With several top-rated CNA classes available in 2023, you have plenty of choices to cater to your needs. Consider the benefits of the program, job prospects, and practical tips discussed in this guide to unlock your future. Embark on your journey to becoming a CNA today, and make a positive impact on those around you!
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Understanding the Brooklyn Park Modifier: What Homeowners Need to Know
As urban areas continue to grow and evolve, municipalities often implement zoning modifications to address the changing needs of their communities. One such modification is the Brooklyn Park modifier, a set of regulations designed to guide development and land use in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Understanding the implications of this modifier is crucial for homeowners, developers, and anyone interested in the future of the community. This article will delve into what the Brooklyn Park modifier entails, its purpose, and how it affects local homeowners.
What is the Brooklyn Park Modifier?
The Brooklyn Park modifier refers to a series of amendments and guidelines related to zoning regulations within the city. These changes are designed to manage land use, protect the environment, and ensure that development aligns with the community’s goals and vision. While specific details of the modifier may evolve over time, its core objective remains the same: to create a balanced approach to urban development while preserving the quality of life for residents.
Key Components of the Brooklyn Park Modifier
Zoning Regulations: The modifier often revises existing zoning codes or introduces new classifications. This can affect residential, commercial, and industrial areas, dictating what types of buildings can be constructed and how properties can be used.
Density and Development Standards: The Brooklyn Park modifier may set forth guidelines regarding density, including the number of units permitted on a parcel of land. These standards help manage population growth and ensure that infrastructure can support new developments.
Environmental Considerations: Many modifications incorporate environmental protections to preserve natural resources. This may include restrictions on building near wetlands, requirements for green spaces, and initiatives for sustainable practices.
Community Engagement: A vital aspect of any zoning modifier is community involvement. The city often seeks input from residents during the development of these regulations to ensure that they reflect the values and needs of the community.
Why Was the Brooklyn Park Modifier Introduced?
The introduction of the Brooklyn Park modifier stems from several factors affecting urban areas:
1. Population Growth
As Brooklyn Park experiences population growth, there is a heightened demand for housing, services, and infrastructure. The modifier aims to manage this growth thoughtfully, ensuring that development does not outpace the city’s ability to provide essential services.
2. Changing Community Needs
As communities evolve, so do the needs of their residents. The Brooklyn Park modifier allows for adjustments in zoning regulations to accommodate new types of housing, commercial spaces, and recreational facilities that reflect the desires of the population.
3. Environmental Sustainability
With increasing awareness of environmental issues, the modifier emphasizes sustainable development practices. This includes protecting green spaces, managing stormwater runoff, and promoting energy-efficient building practices.
4. Enhanced Quality of Life
Ultimately, the goal of the Brooklyn Park modifier is to enhance the quality of life for residents. By implementing thoughtful regulations, the city can create vibrant neighborhoods, improve aesthetics, and ensure that all residents have access to necessary amenities.
Implications for Homeowners
Understanding the Brooklyn Park modifier is essential for homeowners, as it can significantly impact property values, land use, and neighborhood dynamics. Here are some implications to consider:
1. Property Values
Changes in zoning regulations can influence property values. For example, if the modifier allows for higher density development in your neighborhood, it may increase demand for properties in that area, potentially driving up home values. Conversely, if the regulations limit certain types of development, it could stabilize or reduce property values.
2. Permitting and Development Opportunities
Homeowners looking to make improvements or additions to their properties should be aware of the modifier’s regulations. Understanding what is permissible under the new zoning codes can help avoid costly mistakes and ensure that renovations comply with local laws.
3. Community Character and Aesthetics
The Brooklyn Park modifier plays a crucial role in shaping the character of neighborhoods. Homeowners should consider how the modifier may affect the aesthetic appeal of their area. For instance, if the regulations promote mixed-use development, it could lead to more vibrant community spaces, while also affecting the quietness or residential nature of certain neighborhoods.
4. Engagement in Local Governance
Homeowners have the opportunity to engage with local government regarding the Brooklyn Park modifier. Attending city council meetings or community forums can provide insights into proposed changes and allow residents to voice their opinions on the direction of development in their area.
How to Stay Informed
Staying informed about the Brooklyn Park modifier and any changes to local zoning regulations is essential for homeowners. Here are some ways to keep up-to-date:
1. City Website and Newsletters
The City of Brooklyn Park often publishes updates on its official website, including information about zoning regulations, community meetings, and upcoming projects. Subscribing to newsletters can also provide regular updates directly to your inbox.
2. Community Engagement Events
Participate in community meetings and forums where city planners discuss upcoming changes. These events provide a platform for residents to ask questions, provide feedback, and learn more about how the modifier affects their neighborhood.
3. Local News Outlets
Following local news outlets can help you stay informed about developments in Brooklyn Park. Journalists often cover important zoning issues and community discussions, making it a valuable resource for residents.
4. Networking with Neighbors
Engaging with your neighbors can also be an effective way to stay informed. Share insights and discuss any concerns regarding local zoning changes. A community that communicates effectively can advocate for its interests more robustly.
Conclusion
The Brooklyn Park modifier is an essential aspect of urban planning that directly impacts homeowners in the community. Understanding its key components and implications is crucial for anyone living in or considering moving to Brooklyn Park. As the city continues to grow and evolve, staying informed and engaged in local governance will empower residents to contribute to a vibrant and sustainable community. By actively participating in discussions about the Brooklyn Park modifier, homeowners can help shape the future of their neighborhoods while ensuring that their voices are heard.
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