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Magis Christian Service Program
As Seattle Prep, our philosophy, founded on the experiences of St. Ignatius, states: "Our ideal is the well-rounded person who is: intellectually competent, open to growth, spiritually alive, loving and committed to doing justice in generous service to the people of God." This is why Seattle Preparatory School includes in its curriculum the Magis Christian Service Program. It is more than a requirement or extra work. Service to others is proof of our love for God and is the starting point for all that happens at Seattle Preparatory School.
"Today our prime educational objective must be to form men and women for others; men and women who live not for themselves but for God and His Christ...men and women who cannot even conceive of a love of God which does not also include a love for the least of their neighbors. What kind of person is needed today? One who is 'a man or women for others,' gifted with conscience, intelligence and power, called out of his or herself, to give oneself to others in love." (Father Pedro Arrupe, former Superior General of the Society of Jesus)
"The Jesuit High School, faithful to its Christian and Jesuit heritage, gives its students an experience of the value of service to their fellow humans in the name of Jesus. In the course of their high school years, students are expected to participate in a service-oriented experience within the school's program. It is understood that the enrollment of a student in a Jesuit High School is a commitment to an exploration of the human and religious significance of Christian Service." (The Jesuit Secondary Education Association)
Goals of the Magis Christian Service Program
To provide an opportunity for the student to:
- deepen their formation of Christian and human values and attitudes.
- broaden their experience of the wider world.
- respond in a practical way to the call to be men and women-for-and-with-others.
- experience multiple ways of being of service to the world.
- become sensitized to people in need on all levels of society, thereby helping her/him realize what she/he can offer others, what she/he can learn from others, and what her/his own needs may be.
- discover talents they may have that are not as evident in their usual academic environment; and also to become aware of what their limitations might be.
Grade Level Service Requirements
A distinguishing characteristic of Jesuit education is to help students realize that talents are to be developed, not for self-satisfaction, but for the whole of the community. Students are encouraged to use their gifts in the service of others. In keeping with these goals and the goals of the Magis Christian Service Program at Seattle Prep students must complete the following grade level based requirements and follow the general guidelines for all service projects outlined below. Service Immersion Programming, whether with a Prep partner program or an outside program, does not fulfill a student's service requirement at any grade level.
9th Grade: 10 Hours
Service to Faith Community or Former Community
Freshmen are required to complete 10 hours of service focused on building community connections. These experiences need to be completed in service with the student's church organization, faith community or a former community. Many freshmen feel deeply connected with the middle school they attended and identify that community as their former community. Students could choose to serve their middle school community through coaching a CYO team, helping out with an auction, or volunteering with after school programs. If students feel drawn to service at their church they might serve as an altar server, greeter or reader, sing in the choir or help teach Sunday school.
10th Grade: 18 Hours
Sophomores are required to complete 18 hours of service focused on understanding the needs of the Seattle Prep community and the needs of the wider community the live in. Sophomores attend the required Urban Plunge retreat in the fall with their Collegio and complete six hours of service over the course of that retreat. Students then complete six hours of service with local non-profit organizations and six additional hours of service with the Seattle Prep community.
11th Grade: 30 Hours
Juniors are required to complete 30 hours of service working in partnership with marginalized communities. The junior year requirement is designed to put students in direct relationship with people marginalized by society. In doing this, we are responding to Fr. Arrupe's call to develop "men and women for others" as well as teaching what it means to be a Christian in the world today; a person seeking justice for those who most experience injustice. The junior service requirement is a wonderful opportunity to discover the amazing things that happen when we put ourselves in relationship with people who are marginalized.
Co-Curricular Programming
In addition to the grade level service requirements, the Magis Christian Service Program offers many co-curricular activities throughout the year. Seattle Prep hosts three Blood Drives in partnership with BloodWorks Northwest. We host a Prom on campus for young people with physical and intellectual disabilities each April.


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One thing I love about blogging is the crazy community here in the blog-o-sphere. We share what we use, what we like, what we dislike, rather selflessly. Through these we meet people whom we can learn from, befriend with, listen to, talk with, or think about. A year or so ago, I met this insane fellow blogger Ari through blogging and we have had a long distance relationship since then. She was true when she said that we kind of share that obsession with beauty, or products, that our other friends do not really understand. Even when I read my blogger friends' sharing on random beauty wish list or empties I feel happy - sick!
Around Christmas time, mr. postman brought me this big box of unknown nature which has Ari's signature on. I was astounded with joy. She knows me so well in terms of beauty interests and taste! I am so eager to try the items she sent~ More so, she wrote me a lovely note - which I'm not going to publicise - and that made my day!
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Good morning! Here are the plays everybody will be talking about on Monday.
We may never see an athlete more dominant than Katie Ledecky. Watching Ledecky swim in the Rio Olympics must be what it was like to watch Babe Ruth in person, or maybe Gale Sayers, or Wilt Chamberlain. She is so much better than everybody else that winning is not a mystery — just whether she will break her own records. On Sunday it was the 400-meter freestyle, and at times it seemed as if Ledecky were the only swimmer in the pool. Nobody else was even close.
The US Women's Gymnastics Team put the rest of the world on notice. In a sport in which tenths of a point usually make the difference, Team USA slaughtered the competition in the qualification round, winning by nearly 10 points. As usual, Simone Biles led the way, posting the highest scores in floor exercise (where she soared above everybody), balance beam, and in the vault, where she completed this near-perfect routine.
Michael Phelps wins gold again. While most people were trying to figure out why Phelps had all those red circles on his skin (for an explanation, go here), he was quietly prepping for the first race of his fifth Olympic Games. Phelps swam the second leg of the 4x100-meter freestyle relay and he nailed it, posting one of his best relay splits ever and completing what his coach called "probably the best turn that might have ever been done." The result was gold for the team, the 19th of Phelps' career and his 23rd career medal overall.
BONUS: The cycling road course has been a disaster. Between the cobblestones and the downhill, winding stretch shortly before the finish line, the road races at the Rio Olympics have seen far too many competitors on the ground. The scariest crash came in the women's race on Sunday when Dutch cyclist Annemiek Van Vleuten looked as if she were cruising to a gold medal and instead ended up in intensive care with three broken vertebrae because of this scary crash.


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NEW BRITAIN-A ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the official opening of the Raphael Building Apartments Thursday on West Main Street.
"It's a momentous day for all of us," said President of Jasko Development Avner Krohn.
Sixteen "above-market" apartments will be available at 99 W. Main St. One lease has already been signed.
The apartments will be a mix of one- and two-bedroom units with rent prices ranging from $1,075 to $1,500 a month.
All units come with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops in the kitchen, heating and central air conditioning and tiled baths featuring jetted tubs.
"It's all high end finishing, everything down to the door hardware," Krohn said.
The building – built in 1925 by New Britain businessman Louis R. Raphael – has an interior with a modern flair and a touch of historical elements, part of the original building's façade.
The project was privately funded with 25 percent coming in the form of state historic tax credits, said Krohn.
In 2015, New Britain received a grant from the Connecticut Main Street Center Program to determine the project's feasibility to turn the underutilized downtown building into residential housing above commercial space.
The Connecticut Main Street Center Program is an economic initiative that aims to bring the state's commercial districts back to life socially and economically.
The project was selected for the grant because of its easy access to the CTfastrack bus station – just five minutes away by foot – and because of the Bike Connectivity Plan at the time, a city initiative to make its streets more bicycle-friendly.
"(This project) is a lesson for urban cities in the United States with a manageable downtown to make the investment to create urban housing and mix-use housing will change downtowns," Krohn said.
Coincidently, the ribbon-cutting was scheduled the same day that founding President and CEO of Connecticut Main Street Center, John Simone, served his last day in the role prior to retirement.
"I can't think of a better way to spend my last day," said Simone.
He said these type of smaller, mix-use projects are the hardest to do, but Krohn is "unique" and always does a "beautiful job and keeps the cost low."
Jasko Development has completed similar mixed-used projects with the refurbishing of the nearby Andrews Building and Rao Building on Main Street. The firm has projects on two East Main Street sites and one on South Main Street.
"If (Krohn) was not part of downtown, where would we be?" asked Business and Economic Development Director Bill Carroll.
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In this interactive 3-month LIVE ONLINE course, you will learn:
- Key principles and techniques in pipeline design, construction, installation, operation and maintenance
- Pipeline specifications and standards
- Key requirements that define pipeline routing
- Fluid properties and processes and their importance to pipeline design and construction
- Similarities and differences in onshore and offshore pipelines
- Competencies in assessing pipeline failures and preventing damage
- Safety and environmental regulations in pipeline design
- Key performance indicators to monitor and assess pipeline performance
Course Details
There are millions of kilometers of onshore and offshore pipelines spread across the world. With the expansion and addition of new staff, there is an increasing need for full appreciation of the engineering design of these pipeline systems. A long with this is a growing need for expanded training, to supply qualified personnel, and hence opportunity for pipeline technicians, technologists and engineers in onshore and offshore installations. Also, many personnel involved in pipeline operations do not receive even basic pipeline engineering training, while some are exposed only to specialized areas. This is where the requirement for a program such as this fits in, with its stated objective of equipping the participant with the core skills in pipeline engineering that will help enhance his/her career, and benefit the organization.
This course examines pipeline design, construction and routing through to pipeline economics and advanced practices in asset management. No matter whether you are a new mechanical or pipeline technician/technologist/engineer or a practicing operations and facilities engineer, you will find this course extremely beneficial. You will gain an in-depth understanding of the applicable standards and specifications related to pipeline design, operation and maintenance, as also grasp the engineering principles involving liquid and gas flow and their importance in relation to pipeline design. The use of key performance indicators will be derived to measure the performance of your valuable asset, the pipeline.
With its relevance to both onshore and offshore pipelines, the program equips you with a multidisciplinary understanding of pipelines and enables you to understand the full cycle of pipeline engineering.
Course Outline
MODULE 1: Introduction and Overview
Pipeline basics and factors influencing pipeline design
Pipeline route selection
Codes and standards affecting pipeline design, construction, operation and maintenance
Pipeline design principles - hydraulics, mechanical design, materials of construction
Pipeline construction fundamentals
Pipeline protection and maintenance
Pipeline economics
Physical quantities and units used in pipeline design
MODULE 2: Pipeline Design, Operation and Maintenance Standards
Codes and specifications
Codes and standards governing the design, operation and maintenance of pipeline
Common features of pipeline codes and standards
Symbols and units used in pipeline design standards
Abbreviation used in pipeline design standards
Information typically contained in piping specifications
Guidelines for pipeline operation and maintenance
MODULE 3: Pipeline Routing
Introduction to pipeline routing
Factors influencing pipeline routing
Pipeline routing "rules of thumb"
Tools and data used in pipeline routing
Consideration of alternate routes
MODULE 4: Liquid and Gas Flow
Liquid and gas flow fundamentals
Basic hydrodynamics
Multiphase flow
Coping with fluctuations in pipeline operating conditions
Optimization of line size, pressure drop and location of pumping stations
Hydrate formation/prevention
Wax formation/protection
Design optimization of gas pipelines
MODULE 5: General Pipeline Design Considerations
Forces and stresses in pipelines
Criteria for mechanical design including code criteria
Specified minimum yield strength of pipeline materials
Mechanical design equations: calculations of Maximum Allowable Pressure (MAP) and minimum required wall thickness of pipelines
Sustained loads in pipelines and stresses due to thermal expansion/contraction
Estimating the maximum span of unsupported pipe
Offshore spanning, spanning control and spanning correction
Design of pipeline riser for offshore pipelines
Pipeline shore approaches
MODULE 6: Pipeline Materials
Common pipeline materials
Metallurgy and manufacture of low-alloy carbonmanganese steel pipes
Effect of treatment of pipeline steels
Flexible and composite pipelines
High pressure and high temperature pipelines
MODULE 7: Onshore Pipeline Construction
Sequence of construction activities
Construction equipment
Preparing of the Right of Way (ROW) for the pipeline
Stringing the pipeline
Welding and post-weld qualification
Tie-in and assembly
Testing and inspection
Back filling of trench
Construction techniques used in water crossing
Commissioning the pipeline
MODULE 8: Offshore Pipeline Construction
Construction methods (lay barges, reel barges, pull and tow)
Pipeline trenching methods
Pipeline bundles
Pipe in pipe method
Flexible pipelines and umbilical
Cross country and offshore system welding
MODULE 9: Pipeline Installation
Pipeline installation methods
Pipeline bending stress control
Pipeline on-bottom stability control
S-lay, J-lay, deep water installation
Allowable installation stresses/fatigue
Burial methods and depths
MODULE 10: Pipeline Commissioning, Operation, Maintenance and Failures
Pipeline pressure testing and pre-commissioning
Flow assurance
Pigging operations
Pipeline integrity management
Pipeline monitoring and inspection
Leak detection and emergency planning
Defect assessment
Intervention, repair and modification
Failure modes
Risks, reliability, and safety
Environmental and regulatory requirements
MODULE 11: Pipeline Protection
Possible causes and consequences of pipeline damage
Prevention of pipeline damage
Corrosion fundamentals
Characteristics and properties of pipeline coatings
Cathodic protection
Internal corrosion
Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC)
Pipeline integrity programs
Thermal coating and pipeline insulation
Weight coating for stability on seabed
MODULE 12: Pipeline Economics and Asset Management
Introduction to pipeline economics
Terminology used in pipeline economics
Pipeline performance: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for monitoring and assessing pipeline performance
Learning and Teaching
Benefits of online learning to Students
- Cost effective: no travel or accommodation necessary
- Interactive: live, interactive sessions let you communicate with your instructor and fellow students
- Flexible: short interactive sessions over the Internet which you can attend from your home or office. Learn while you earn!
- Practical: perform exercises by remotely accessing our labs and simulation software
- Expert instructors: instructors have extensive industry experience; they are not just 'academics'
- No geographical limits: learn from any location, all you need is an Internet connection
- Constant support: from your instructor(s) and a dedicated Learning Support Officer for the complete duration of the course
- International insight: interact and network with participants from around the globe and gain valuable insight into international practice
Benefits of online learning to Employers
- Lower training costs: no travel or accommodation necessary
- Less downtime: short webinars (60-90 minutes) and flexible training methods means less time away from work
- Retain employees: keep staff who may be considering a qualification as full time study
- Increase efficiency: improve your engineering or technical employees' skills and knowledge
- International insight: students will have access to internationally based professional instructors and students
How Does it Work?
EIT online learning courses involve a combination of live, interactive sessions over the Internet with a professional instructor, set readings, and assignments. The courses include simulation software and remote laboratory applications to let you put theory to practice, and provide you with constant support from a dedicated Learning Support Officer.
Practical Exercises and Remote Laboratories
As part of the groundbreaking new way of teaching, our online engineering courses use a series of remote laboratories (labs) and simulation software, to facilitate your learning and to test the knowledge you gain during your course. These involve complete working labs set up at various locations of the world into which you will be able to log to and proceed through the various practical sessions.
These will be supplemented by simulation software, running either remotely or on your computer, to ensure you gain the requisite hands-on experience. No one can learn much solely from lectures, the labs and simulation software are designed to increase the absorption of the materials and to give you a practical orientation of the learning experience. All this will give you a solid, practical exposure to the key principles covered and will ensure that you obtain maximum benefit from your course.
To access the detailed program brochure, please complete this form.


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Dr. Byce has over 17 years of experience treating patients in the Madison area and believes it is essential to remain on the cutting edge of dentistry in order to provide patients with the exceptional care they deserve. He consistently trains with the experts in his field at the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies and has completed specialized Neuromuscular training, certifying him to treat various muscle and joint disorders. Dr. Byce has received awards from Madison Magazine for his excellence in cosmetics and has been recognized as one of the top children's dentists in Dane County.
When he's not busy at the office, Dr. Byce enjoys feeding his passion for sports and self-improvement as he coaches hockey players around Madison. This gives him the opportunity to pass on to area youth the positive role that sports can play in shaping the character of an individual along with demonstrating how self-improvement is an eternal condition. His "perfect day" would be spent playing golf with friends or hanging out with his kids.
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Dr. Worman feels it is vital to stay current in the dental field and does so by regularly completing continuing education courses and active involvement in the American Dental Association, Wisconsin Dental Association and the Chicago Dental Society. Dr. Worman strives to provide comprehensive care for the entire family. Most importantly, Dr. Worman is committed to using his skills to help those in need. He has worked with the Give a Kid a Smile Program and Inner Faith Hospitality Network, both here in Madison, along with extending his services to the poor in Chiapas, Mexico.
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I've been very busy with my MATS Home Décor course, connecting with amazing artists that I admire and learning A LOT. It can be very stressing and overwhelming but also very inspiring. I couldn't post my homework for Fabric (last week's subject) because I went on a short trip to a beautiful farm with no phone or Internet and I pretty much got disconnected of my daily life. For now, it's clear that I have to build up a strong portfolio if want to go somewhere in my career.
Now I'm back to Paris and my son is on vacations. So, finding time to study, take care of my kids and keep up with my assignments is very challenging. But to be a part of such talented community is a daily gift.
Well, I was planning about this post before I started this course so I can continue with my "sharing knowledge" mood. So, this time is about art/design blogs that I've been following for years that I wanted to talk about! They're a real source of inspiration for me and reading them regularly is how I try to identify what's trendy in the creative world, find about new artists and, if I like a post subject, go deeper in researching. For someone who loves information like me, there's nothing better.
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With the success of our previous caching blitz's it was only a matter of time before we spread our wings to our next interstate expedition. Big Matt and Steeba once again joined me as we made an assault on Victoria. Our plan was simple, drive down to Victoria and cache for 3-days around the heart of Melbourne.
We headed off late Friday afternoon, making good time down the highway. With very few caches to grab along the highway it wasn't long before we were in Albury. After another couple of caches along the Hume Hwy we were soon turning off the highway towards Sunbury. It was 3am Saturday morning when we headed into the suburbs for our first real cache for the weekend. The day rolled on without too much trouble, our biggest problem was fatigue and by mid afternoon we chose to call the day quits. That said, it was an impressive 75 finds.
After a good night sleep we were once again into it early, this was planned as our 'big' day. We found our first few caches before the sun was up and on past history we knew this was the best time to be in the city, thus we made quick work of the inner city caches. Moving out into the suburbs the finds quickly added up, the weather was great and plenty of people were out enjoying it. Once again by mid afternoon we seemed to slow down and our cache count ever slowly increased. A good feed and recharged energy levels soon fixed this and we once again hit the finds with repetition.
Just on midnight an incident occurred that I can laugh about now but at the time was quite serious. An encounter with the 'boys in blue' had us explaining our actions, which is very difficult when you choose to run from them. After our brief distraction we were once again on our blitz and by nights end we had amassed an impressive 108 finds for the day.
With us having a big day on Sunday it was understandable that we had a late start to our Monday's adventure, however it wasn't long before we were back in our stride. Our day took us down the western side of the city before heading down to Geelong. This was an enjoyable run around Port Phillip Bay, which culminated in a BBQ on the Geelong foreshore. Eventually our night ended after a few more local finds.
Tuesday dawned with the prospect of us heading for home, but that wasn't without a few more local finds. Alas by 10.30am we were on the highway heading north, grabbing a few highway caches in rural Victoria. Our 3-day Victorian caching spree concluded with a massive 255 finds, a new one-day record and some great ideas for new cache containers.
Thanks to my caching buddy's, Big Matt and Steeba.


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Guac - Black Male: More mellow but will still need lots of activity and physical / mental stimulation the heeler breed requires. Will do best in home that can provide lots of companionship and devoted to puppy training. Kids 6 + best.
Lacy's 8 are healthy, happy puppies born and raised at the hearts for paws rescue ranch. Their mama Lacy is a gentle australian cattle dog with a heart of gold 30 lbs, her babies will most likely be 50-70 lbs. While we don't know the daddy, we think that they may be mixed with Rottweiller and maybe a few other breeds.
We are looking for homes with:
1. Flexible work schedule/time to devote to a puppy/training
2. Preference to homes with friendly dog role models
3. Preference to home owners with fenced backyard
4. Preference to owners experienced raising dogs
UTD on shots, dewormed, flea/tick treated, available with spay/neuter 5 months agreement -- adopters are also responsible for finishing puppy shot series. $450 adoption donation.


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I have wanted this card ever since I first saw a scan of it and Cobb and Hallady was nice enough to send it to me. I also got a bunch of other great cards in the package.
Some parallels. Most peopl hate parallels. I however kind of like them. They are the only kind of inserts that I collect. This is the first 2010 Gold card I have and also the first Bazooka Blue.
Relics - I don't really collect relics but I do want at least one of every Red Sox. I don't have a list of them anywhere but somehowhe must have known exactly which ones I needed because I didn't have a Buchholz or Evens yet. This is my 4th different 09 Clubhouse Collection Red Sox. I added them to my want list because I figure if have that many I may as well try for them all.
I sure wasn't expecting an auto in the package I got but I am not complaining. This is one of those autographs that are part of the actual team set so it was a really good one to get even if Cedeno never amounts to anything.
You can't tell in the scan but these are 09 Goudey mini cards. Have I ever mentioned that I really like mini cards. Yea I'm about 100% sure I have stated that many times before.
I hope you enjoyed the cards I sent even though they got there a little late.


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Oh not with me...my puddin pop.
She looks sweet right?
She is so hyper come bed time it makes for an unhappy momma.
Since I have been using oils I figured there has to be an answer.
I found one:
Peaceful Child courtesy of Everything Essential
Peaceful Child Blend
• 18 drops Vetiver
• 10 drops Ylang Ylang
• 7 drops Frankincense
• 5 drops Clary Sage
• 3 drops Marjoram
• 12 drops Fractionated coconut oil
Blend in a roll on bottle and apply to bottoms of feet and on the brain/ spinal reflex points of the feet right after showering in the morning.
I figured it was worth a shot. I had tried Lavender and it wasn't doing the trick.
It worked.
So here is our new nightly routine.
Bath with Lavender
Put jammies on
Get a massage
In no more than 30 minutes she is asleep. When we do not use it she is up for a good 1.5 hours after getting her in bed.
Mr.Man even gets a massage with Lavender. He loves the massage. He also sleeps all night. He does without the oil though but it also makes him smell so yummy!!!
If you would like to order the products used in the blend contact me @ firstname.lastname@example.com or shop HERE
If you try it let me know how it works for you.


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Be CreditSmart - KNOW your credit score
What's on your credit report can be quite complex and it may not be obvious to you whether it makes you look more or less creditworthy. This is where you can use a credit score (sometimes referred to as your credit rating) as a useful summary of all the information that's held on your credit report.
Keeping an eye on your credit score is a simple way of checking how you are tracking – how well you have been managing your credit health. If your credit score goes up, you know that your credit report is looking better to potential credit providers.If it goes down, it probably means that there is something on your credit report that is making you look less creditworthy.
'Keep in mind – the score that you get from any particular supplier is only an indication of how credit providers see you - as each of them will create a score using different formulas and, potentially, using different bits of information about you'.
Get your FREE credit score
Once you've got a copy of your credit report, you might still be wondering whether you look good to a credit provider. Or you might be wondering whether your credit report is getting better by following our credit smart tips.
Visit the following websites for your credit score:
Each of the websites has a relationship with a particular credit reporting body, and gives you a free score created by that business. The websites are able to give you access to your credit score for free as they will use your information to market things to you. If you're worried about how they will use your information, make sure you have a close read of the website's privacy policy (which should also tell you how to opt-out of getting the marketing material if you don't want it).
A credit score is calculated when you apply for credit (sometimes by the credit provider and sometimes by the credit reporting body). This means that the score that you get through these websites may not be calculated in the same way as the one used by a credit provider. However, it can still be a good indication of how the 'credit industry' generally views you and, importantly, how that changes over time.
Can I change my credit score?
The credit score used by a particular credit provider is a combination of the information that is available about you and the formulas that are used to calculate the score.
While you can't change the formulas, you can definitely impact the information on your credit report from which the credit score is derived.
Generally, the higher your score, the better.
Improving your credit score
If you manage your credit effectively, this should be reflected in your credit scores (although as noted above each of your credit scores depends on which credit reporting body or credit provider has calculated it).
When obtaining a copy of one of your credit scores, it is a good idea to also obtain a copy of your credit report from each credit reporting body so you can better understand some of the information which may have been used to calculate that credit score.


text: When I was a little girl and used to visit my grandparents down in Florida, one of my favorite activities was our trip to Bloods Orange Grove, a goldmine of the most delicious oranges and – more importantly, orange juice – on the planet. Fresh squeezed every morning, this stuff was addictive, insane, and quite possibly medicinal. A precious memory too! Well, I've grown up and so has my OJ drinking. While it's one of the most delicious beverages on the planet, all that sugar isn't so good for you, especially in the doses I like my OJ. I recently discovered Trop50 by Tropicana, with 50% less sugar and calories! Although it's no fresh squeezed Florida OJ, I'm very picky when it comes to orange juice and I'm REALLY enjoying Trop50. It's a staple in my apartment's fridge. For breakfast, with a snack, to mix with other beverages – we can't get enough of it. I'm thrilled to announce that Spa Week has partnered with Trop50 to kick off the new year with a flurry of giveaways across the web. Not only can you win a $1000 gift card when you share your New Year's Resolution (or intention) on Trop50's Facebook page, you can ALSO win $50 Spa & Wellness Gift Cards by Spa Week on a ton of blogs throughout January. Twenty so far, and keep your eyes (and oranges?) peeled for more throughout the month! Good luck. 20 Blogs Giving Away a $50 Spa & Wellness Gift Card: TheGloss.com The Grindstone.com Mommyish.com Blisstree.com Crushable.com Eightymphmom.com Busybeeblogger.com Mommywithselectivememory.com Wholelottamama.com Tammytwocents.com Bronxmama.com Gretasday.com Ihaveacouponforthat.com Mypbandj.com Busyworkingmama.com 40plussinglebbw.blogspot.com Confessionsofapsychotichousewife.com Asmomseesit.com Cherryblossomdesign.blogspot.com contest-corner.com I received a bottle of Trop50 free of charge for editorial consideration, and I'm also eligible for additional incentives. However, all opinions expressed are 100% my own.


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Dr. Jim Evans is the recipient of this year's Good Neighbor Award. The club guidelines for the award read:
"Nominees for Rotary's Good Neighbor Award will be considered for having given expression to the Rotary motto, 'service above self,' by performing selfless acts of kindness or service that contribute to a stronger, more cohesive community. They must be a resident of the Northfield School District. Rotary members and their family members are not eligible."
Here's the text of the speech that was given at the July 19 luncheon by Keith Covey:
Being a good neighbor is about being an active contributor to the quality of our life as a community. If creating a community is an intentional act, being a good neighbor is a series of intentional actions.
In a minute, I'll review just some of the ways Jim Evans has been a good neighbor, but I'm certain it isn't a complete list. (Since he's such a modest person, one would probably have to grill Shirley to get the whole picture.)
I am grateful to Josh Hinnencamp, Scott Richardson, Zach Pruitt, Jim Blaha, Nancy Ludescher and Angie Koch for their help in assembling this information. Josh, Nancy, Angie and Jim are here today. Scott and Zach had unavoidable conflicts. This group's presence is important because the Good Neighbor recognition also honors the organizations and many other good neighbors – like these people – with whom Jim has worked over the years.
As I understand it, the timeline for the past 25 years goes something like this:
In the 1980s, as he completed a Bush Foundation Fellowship in adolescent health, Jim joined other parents, school officials, social service professionals and concerned citizens in addressing a growing concern about use and abuse of alcohol and drugs among our youth. They formed the Chemical Health Task Force (CHTF), which, today, continues to play an important role in addressing this issue.
In the early 1990s, he was a founding member of the board of Healthy Community Initiative, which focuses on developing the abilities of local youth. He served on that board until 2003-04. Scott Richardson, its first executive director, said, "Jim's interest in adolescent health and strategic thinking have shaped the community conversation about (risk-taking behavior among our youth) and kept it in front of people. His personal commitment brought credibility to HCI and the Chemical Health Task Force. "
In the mid-1990's, when the Northfield Union of Youth, and its youth center, The Key, were founded, Jim became a member of its adult advisory board, a position he continues to hold. (The Key serves hundreds of middle and high school age youth every year in a strictly drug and alcohol free environment.) Zach Pruitt, an early Key employee, described Jim's role as "a mentor and advisor at the Key." Josh Hinnencamp, its current director, says Jim stands out as consistently being among their top adult leaders. He is a regular presence, listening and relating to youth leaders and members, always following the organization's philosophy for adults of guiding without directing. His stature in the community also makes him invaluable in representing the Union of Youth in the wider community.
Early in this decade, health care for our uninsured residents, including the growing Latino population, was identified as one of a number of urgent community service needs. According to Jim Blaha, Dr. Evans had long advocated for a free community clinic. Scott Richardson added that Jim "has campaigned for getting more well-baby checks for new mothers and for creating a current, online directory of community (health) resources." Dr. Evans and Nancy Ludescher, Parish nurse at St. Dominic's Church, were members of that Church's Health Ministry Committee, which investigated the issue and developed a proposal that led to the opening of Healthfinders Clinic at little Prairie Church in 2005. Since it opened, Dr. Evans has been a regular volunteer physician there. Clinic director Angie Koch reports that he has also been a "one stop shop" for resolving medical service problems, clinic operational issues and community resource needs.
Scott Richardson concluded, "He has really committed himself on many levels to creating a healthier climate for youth, and he has made a difference on those many levels."
Considering Rotary's worldwide commitment to health and youth, how could there be a more appropriate person than Dr. Jim Evans for us to honor as our 2007 Good Neighbor?


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What makes us stand out from other Moving Companies?
" A dream doesn't become reality through magic. It takes sweat, determination, and hard work " Collin Powell
Hello, My name is John Rose.I am the General Manager here at Pro Movers Inc. I've been in moving for 15 years, and I have done every job in the industry from Packer, and Mover to Customer service. In my years, I have worked for all types of companies big and small.I can honestly say that we have an exceptional moving company. We are a family owned and operated moving company. Every member of the Pro Movers Inc team are covered through the State Fund workers compensation. This is for the client's protection from any accidental injury liability. And every mover has gone through a background check and health screening in order to ensure we hire the right people for the job. I think one of the many things that separate our company from others is that we put them through 2 weeks packing and moving training before they ever step foot in a customers home.
We take pride in our craft, so with that being said, we pad and protect each and every piece of our customers furniture with extreme care as if it were our own. With us, you can count on your furniture being in the same condition as it was before we moved it. We hire employees to stay long term. Most companies large and small use sub contractors and day laborers. With this comes many problems. You don't know if they have a clean background or if they have any experience. Our workers, over a period of time have the chance to grow and become finely tuned movers. We as a company take great responsibility in the job our movers do.We strive to build a great experience for our customers because We know word of mouth is very powerful.
With Pro Movers You Get:
• Excellent customer service
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• All the equipment necessary for an efficient move
• Clean truck to transport your items
• Precision packing
• We cover all local moves.
• Both office and residential
• We do all jobs big and small
• No hidden fees
• Excellent reviews on Yelp, and Angie's List


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Climate Changes
Artist: Mathieu Gotti
Opening Thursday, November 24 at 5 PM
Runs November 24 to January 20, 2017
In la Galerie du CCFM
Project Description
Changements climatiques [climate changes] draws on the expertise developed with the Fonderie polaire [polar foundry] project created in 2015 during an artist's residency at the Vrille contemporary art centre in La Pocatière, Quebec, and the Fragment d'histoire [story fragment] research project carried out in spring 2015, made possible by a creation and production grant from the Première Ovation program. These two projects contributed significantly to developing the artist's practice. He now has his own studio, where he devotes himself fully to his research and art.
Sculpture as a public and grassroots gesture
Changements climatiques consists of a series of animals interacting with elements from the human realm, all sculpted in wood.
This project can be perceived from several angles: the animals' visual appearance suggests childhood, tales and fables. In this new body of work, the animals metamorphose and occasionally use manufactured objects to compensate for the loss of their environment caused by industrial activity. The sculpture is seen as a fragment of life. Spectators have a subjective memory and the ability to interpret present-day images based on their past experience. Beyond their immediate use, objects eventually become vehicles of memory. With a story fragment focusing on everyday objects, the artist's work becomes an imaginary bestiary. The animals are a part of our imagination because they hark back to our childhood and its wealth of stories and fables. But they are also symbols of contemporary life, like the laboratory rat, and can also become cultural archetypes, like the fox or wolf. While they have subjective power, the colours and inviting nature of the project's animal creations make them predominantly accessible and fun.
To complement this grassroots aspect, all of the project phases are documented in videos and photographs disseminated via Facebook and his Instagram account @mathieu_gotti.
Artistic practice, and a brief overview of the underlying philosophy
My projects explore territorial and social memory. My practice is therefore primarily driven by contextual research aimed at creating a connection between the work, the venue and the audience. Together, these three elements help give spectators a poetic sculptural experience, encouraging them to reflect on immediacy and duration. My sculptures' social and natural impact is achieved through their colours, shapes and contexts.
My artistic research deals with the idea of human memory as a natural "footprint." I also explore memory from its dualistic perspective – selective and destructive – given that we choose what information to memorize, and gradually, consciously or unconsciously, forget certain details.
My projects are always handmade, using both traditional and experimental methods. They are linked to my desire to re-appropriate production methods. The inventor's instinct and self-proclaimed know-how are a starting point in my practice. The materials used and the way they are transformed create a unique look. Carving sculptures using the direct cutting method and 21st century wood allows me to create a contrast with our times. My formal research focuses on the opposition between traditional style and industrial finishing. Rustic or second-hand materials, sculpted or created using traditional methods, connect with viewers. They therefore appeal to subjective memory, at times creating a feeling of nostalgia. In contrast, industrially finished, painted and monochrome surfaces belong to the technical universe and contemporary works.
My proposed projects are typically conceptualized and created to work within the context of a venue in terms of sculptural or architectural scale. They are mainly designed to be enjoyed and accessible to as many people as possible.
Hailing from France, Mathieu Gotti studied Visual Arts at the École des Beaux-arts de Saint-Étienne and went on to practise in Europe, creating site-specific sculpture projects and video and photo experiments. In 2006, he moved to Quebec, where he studied Arts and Crafts, specializing in sculpture.
After graduating in 2009, Mathieu continued his sculptural practice. A proponent of group projects, he helped found a number of artistic collectives, including Collectif À GoGo (2008 – 2010), Collectif M et M (2010 – 2015), and Collectif 3M (2012 – 2015). These team projects introduced him to a wide audience and he developed an interest in interactivity and cultural mediation. They were also an opportunity for him to renew his connection with video and photography. Mathieu Gotti continued to work on solo sculpture initiatives, and his work has been featured in a number of projects, including Zoo in Quebec City's Petit Champlain borough in 2010, Compression Boréal in 2010, and Compressions et mémoires in 2012. His work earned him the Millionnaire en Folie production support award in 2013 from the Œil de Poisson contemporary art exhibition and production centre.


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Writing my CCNA in a week
Profile: Jason Tramer
I am going to writing my CCNA in a week and I have to say this seems like a really difficult exam, especially since this is Cisco's "entry" level exam! With a high passing score(825) and really difficult questions including full simulations this seems like an exam where you really, really have to know your material.
Do you know what I ahve to say about that?? Good on, Cisco. It's nice to see a certification out there which actually still has some merit.


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The Exhibition - Carry To The End
|The Exhibition - Carry To The End
Barnsley boys the Exhibition are unleashing their new EP, 'Carry To The End', on an unsuspecting public so I thought it was my moral duty to warn of what you should expect. You can thank me later. The dark, Interpol-esque tones of 'Artery' starts things up with Tarantino guitars and the kind of malevolence that the Cooper Temple Clause had in their prime. 'Here I Begin' is more of a morose, self pitying tune which gradually develops a groove and swaggers with subtlety in the way you might expect Franz Ferdinand or Editors to. A little known fact about LWM is that we don't have much time for the Smiths which is a shame for the Exhibition because 'Starting Over' sounds like a particularly dull song by Morrisey and co. Closing and title track 'Carry To The End' is a quiet, dead of night song that is reminiscent of Ultravox at their 80s best. If you like your music with a miserable side and a sense of the dramatic then these guys might just be up your street. A street that features no street parties.....ever.
More information: http://www.the-exhibition.co.uk/


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Helping Open Banking To Onboard Clients Efficiently - Identity Verification
Open Banking was established by the UK Government's Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) in September 2016 with the remit of making it easier to manage bank accounts, to increase competition in the space, and to fundamentally put power back into the hands of personal and business customers.
NorthRow is exclusively handling Open Banking's identity proofing and verification processes, to ensure security and customer needs sit at its very core. Any FCA-regulated third party will be able to apply to access customer data, therefore thorough and comprehensive verification checks are paramount.
How NorthRow Helped Open Banking?
NorthRow's platform provides a flexible, customised solution, with fully automated identity verification delivered in real-time, via a single API - essential for high-speed onboarding.
Watch Richard Ingles, Head of Client Development Explain More:
About Open Banking
Open Banking is a new, secure way for customers to take control of their financial data and share it with organisations other than their banks. Open Banking has the power to revolutionise the way we move, manage and make more of our money. For businesses, it is about making the management of cashflow and receiving payments cheaper and easier. Open Banking will make things simpler, faster and more convenient.
It is the retail banking industry's response to the UK Government's request for fairer, more transparent banking and financial services, and follows the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigation into the supply of personal current accounts (PCAs) and of banking services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Open Banking was created to enable innovation, transparency and competition in UK financial services. It is tasked with delivering the Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), data structures and security architectures that will enable developers to harness technology, making it easy and safe for individuals and SMEs to share the financial information held by their banks with third parties.
Open Banking will bring substantial benefits to individuals and SMEs greater market choice and greater control over their money and associated data, along with better and easier access to new financial services providers in a secure environment.
NorthRow's Supports Open Banking With a Fully Managed Service
Key Benefits
What We Offer?
NorthRow's platform provides a flexible, customised solution, with fully automated identity verification delivered in real-time, via a single API - essential for high-speed onboarding.
Working with the CMA and Open Banking is the latest confirmation of NorthRow's leadership in providing the highest levels of identity verification. The streamlined process, in-line with government standards, includes:
- Online application
- ID verification in real-time
- Mobile ID document capture
"NorthRow has been very easy to work with; they have listened and their approach is professional, transparent and consultative. Their ability to deliver a bespoke solution that combines automated identity checks with the added security of face-to-face verification made it the obvious choice. NorthRow's technology innovations made them a clear front-runner when it came to deciding what firm to team up with to securely deliver Open Banking."
Nigel Spencer, Head of Support Services at Open Banking


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Saturday, January 11, 2014
I'm Giving You Homework on a Saturday
This is what I want for 2014.
I want to walk closer to the edge of myself.
Getting more in shape would be nice. Organizing the dusty corners sounds like a good idea.
I'd like to be more patience and read my Bible more often.
I want to love people more fully.
And hey, cobbling together our first official family vacation sounds like a worthy challenge.
None of that matters if I'm not not following where God leads.
And if I've learned anything at all, it's that walking behind Him means risk and sometimes even a little pain. It's all the things my flesh would rather avoid: tricky, grueling, exhausting, scary, humbling. And people will think you're a weirdo.
But there's a silver lining that casts a shadow on all the rest. Following blindly is exhilarating and life-affirming. It's addictive.
So, it seems the only way through this life is the constant reminder that it doesn't belong to me.
Watch this video and pay close attention to the lyrics on the screen.
This song was made for me, but I think it was made for you, too.
Happy Saturday, Dears.
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What a powerful song. I just printed out the lyrics to stick in my bible notebook.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2014 at 11:14 AM
That song is my theme song or anthem, rather. Even in the darkest days I hope I will say "Lord, deeper" if it means more of Him, and a stronger faith if He will be glorified in my life. Some days it is so hard and I forget this, and I fail. But, I have learned as God's been moving and working that it really is exhilarating, maybe not in the thick of some things, but usually there are always blessings and joy to be found. And this is what I want to focus on this year - finding the joy and blessings in the everyday, the mundane, and the painful seasons of life. Thanks for this beautiful reminder today!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm with YOU, sister!Delete
Well said.
I love that song. A perfect Saturday song to cause me to lift up my eyes. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Sometimes it's so scary. You can hear the words of those on the shore pleading to stay safe in the boat. It's so easy to stay safe in the boat. After all, you're not on the shore with your feet in shifting sand - you're in the boat. And, only you can hear the voice calling out for movement. And, trust.ReplyDelete
I read the words of the song (which I've heard a millions times but never actually listened to) and watched the waves. I tried to think of a time when I took the step of faith and fell. Of course, I can't think of even one. (And, being human, if there were one wouldn't I be able to point to it with anger and bitterness?) Yet, not even one comes to mind. Every time I've taken a step towards what I feel go leading me to has been met with something positive - even if was for me to learn.
So, the question for myself.
Why is it so difficult to step out from the boat when He's ALWAYS been there?Replies
SO get every word of this.Delete
You're 100% right and I have to give myself the same reminder: He's always been there!
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2014 at 2:30 PM
Your words challenge me, as always. I've tried to comment on your last five posts and my darn phone has not cooperated. I love these words. I told my husband how they challenge me, us, to step so far out of our comfort zone. But like Dana said, why is it so hard?ReplyDelete
We have a young high school boy in desperate need of guidance that stays with us part time and another family (not his own) part time. He is the oldest of eight siblings. Anyway, one weekend he was with us, he got in trouble for being out wayyy past curfew and when my husband (who is also his basketball coach) sat him down to have a talk, I thought, "I need Shannan! She would know the words!"
God spoke through Russ for sure but it soooo eye-opening to the depths of which these kids need us. Of which God deeply desires for us to see Him through these kids.
Thanks, as always, for your words.
That same song is going through my head every day---it's become my Spirit's chant.ReplyDeleteReplies
I need facetime with you. Just fyi. :)Delete
I had heard this song a few times before, but watching the video and reading the lyrics brought me to tears. So many times I try to do it all on my own when I am called to keep my eyes focused on Christ. It seems so simple, but like others have said, can be so hard.ReplyDelete
This is my theme song as we contemplate our more (yeah, I am the one going to Africa). I am not so scared to step out "there" for myself but for my children knowing what we are leaving and losing. I was reminded that sometimes we "give up what we love for what we love more." I listen to this song on repeat when I can't sleep with all the thoughts swirling in my head...ReplyDeleteReplies
You need to check out my friend Nicki's blog. Her family (5 kiddos!) moved to Kenya in July.Delete
I'm so excited for you!
oh man... this song was on constant repeat for me this past summer.ReplyDelete
pushing me, ever so slightly, to risk my heart and life FOR Jesus.
how much has he done for me?
i just need to trust and obey.
it's just so darn cozy in my little bubble.
thanks for sharing what's on your heart.
I just think you're rad. :)Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2014 at 6:38 PM
This song has been speaking to me lately - LIKE A TON! Thanks for sharing the lyric video.ReplyDelete
this song has been sung at church, stuck in my head, and on so many people's instagram/facebook/etc.!ReplyDelete
'spirit, lead me where my trust is without borders. let me walk upon the waters wherever you would call me...' <- SO GOOD FOR MY SOUL!
Ahh!! THIS song. It was on repeat when my BFF left for Ghana this fall. It has become my anthem for this year as well. Thank you for be an inspiration and using your words to bless so many.ReplyDelete
Man I'm with everyone else; this song stops me in my tracks when it comes on our local Christian radio. I finally bought the song and play it on repeat at work... This listen brought my attention to the section for the first time:ReplyDelete
"Your grace abounds in deepest waters
Your sovereign hand
Will be my guide
Where feet may fail and fear surrounds me
You've never failed and You won't start now"
His grace ABOUNDS in deepest waters. His love is perfect when we take that step through our fear, knowing he has never left us and will not now.
Thanks for sharing, Shannan. I'm so blessed by finding your blog!
My friend lost her baby boy at 37 weeks, and this song has been her anthem. Specifically the line, "Your grace abounds in deepest waters." Even as we are drowning in sorrow, His grace abounds.ReplyDelete
A friend told me to listen to this song when we were waiting to find out if we could adopt our daughter and it became a prayer for me. I wrote about it here: http://babykautzi.blogspot.com/2013/03/that-reckless-ocean.htmlReplyDelete
That song got me through some hard days and on the last day of my waiting, I sat in my car, listening to this song and cried, trying desperately to grasp onto any last shreds of faith and endurance I had left. I prayed - confessed that I couldn't do it anymore. That my faith was failing and I needed to be pulled out of the water. On that day (March 23, 2013) the song played its last note and I wiped my tears away and checked my email before I began driving home. The tears returned as I realized that my waiting was over - there was an email from our agency saying that our daughter's birth parents were ready for us to come pick her up. We met our daughter three days later. That song will forever be a reminder of God's faithfulness in that season of my life - and an anthem over my daughter's life. My sweet girl had Down syndrome so there are many hills yet to climb for her little life, but her First Mama gifted her with the name "Faith" and she is the very embodiment of God's faithfulness - a reminder to fix our eyes on Jesus and "keep our eyes above the waves." Love this song. Thank you for the excuse to listen to it again - I'm all verklempt now! :)
"So, it seems the only way through this life is the constant reminder that it doesn't belong to me"ReplyDelete
amen.....and my 14 yr. old girl. her's doesn't belong to me either. (or my boys-we're just in the midst of some choices with the girl right now.....i could choose safe.....or continue on our path of "weirdness" as you so aptly put it.)
living this way....it's all a "challenge to your balance" to use the words of Natalie Merchant
and some outcomes have been getting to me and i've been in a funk of late and have lost my sense of Wonder.
thank you for the homework. and the words. know God has used them in His whispering to me-restoring that Wonder. so that i can
"take courage! I AM"
What powerful words. Just the message I needed to hear today. Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
My "word" for this year is trust! For oh so many reasons!!! BUT, I want these words to be my theme.... Spirit lead me where my trust is without bordersReplyDelete
Let me walk upon the waters
Wherever You would call me
Take me deeper than my feet could ever wander
And my faith will be made stronger
In the presence of my Savior
this was my "driving home from county jail" song for quite some time. As my "Robert" gets ready to move out on his own, and I face all the fears of having a kid shaped hole in my heart/home, fears of: will he stay out of trouble? will he ever come home again? will he be okay? will he feed himself something other than nacho cheese? will he sleep? will he stay clean? I am learning anew that God will "take me deeper than my feet could ever wander" if I just stop fighting it and let go of my belief that I can micro-manage everything better than Jesus' love can cover...ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank YOU for THIS.Delete
I could have written it myself.
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The Hiram College men's volleyball team closed out their inaugural season the same way they began, with a straight-set victory. The Terriers posted a 3-0 win over Olivet College on Saturday afternoon.
Prior to the match, the team honored lone senior Rameen Aghbar, who was one of just two players to make the varsity roster from the club team last season.
The Terriers steamed past the Comets, taking set one 27-25, set two 25-17, and the third set by a 25-23 score.
Of all of Hiram's wins this season, the sweep marked the third for the program, as the Terriers also swept both Neumann and St. Elizabeth in the year's opening weekend at the Misericordia Tournament.
With the first set tied at 4-4, the Terriers struck first, using a 6-2 run to open a four-point lead (10-6). Alex Andrzejewski tallied a kill in the run, before Jake Lininger and Craig Capwell combined for a block to push the advantage.
Hiram would maintain the advantage until a 5-1 Comet run pushed the visitors in front, 17-15. Hiram responded with a 6-0 run of their own to re-take the lead 21-17. Colton DeForest and Craig Capwell combined to a block in the run, while Andrzejewski added a service ace to cap it off. As a team, the Terriers totaled seven blocks in the win.
Despite holding a 24-19 advantage in the set, the Terriers would need extra points to put game one away.
Olivet outscored the Terriers 6-1 to knot the game at 25-25 before a Comet error, coupled with a solo block from Andrzejewski, sealed the set victory.
Hiram never trailed in set two, running the early lead out to 3-0 thanks to kills from Cory Fischer, Andrzejewski and Gard. The Terriers would run the lead to as many as nine (23-14) on a service ace by Fischer, before going on to take the game 25-17.
The Terriers would face more adversity in set three, finding themselves down 11-7 in the early stages of the frame.
Still down 14-12, Hiram would use a four-point swing to take a two-point lead and force an Olivet timeout. Capwell, Fischer and Andrzejewski all posted timely kills in the run. Leading by a pair toward the end of the set, Andrzejewski finished off the match with a pair of kills to give Hiram a 25-23 set win, and the match, 3-0.
The freshman captain finished the game with a double-double, totaling 12 kills and 11 digs. The performance marked the second double-double of his career. He finished the season with 12 double-digit kill efforts, setting the standard for future seasons with team-best 284 kills.
The middle hitters for the Terriers were on all day as Gard and Capwell combined for 12 total kills in just 24 attempts. The pair also combined for six blocks, while Gard hit .600.
Other offensive leaders included Fischer and Lininger. The freshman setter totaled 26 assists with a pair of service aces, while Fischer posted five kills to finish the year second on the squad with 224.


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Please donate something? Pretty please?
|Blitzkrieg1701, January 8th, 2013, 3:40 am
There's a lot I could say about this page, especially in relation to all that EXCELLENT theorizing that went on last week. Alas, I've got a whole lot of Conventional Wisdom to draw in a very short amount of time, and it's already very late. I really don't need to be making words right now.
The lateness isn't helped by the Voting Incentive. I had to go and radically change my plans right at the last minute, which didn't exactly speed up the process. Still, the end result is nice, so go vote and check it out!
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|corruption, January 8th, 2013, 4:23 am
Ruining a disaster?
I think being stuck in the dark on a broken space ship with a guy who is overly eager and cheerful to basically mess around with equipment that you will probably need to survive would normally ADD to the fun. It does for me.
That is ignoring the fact that making a backup power-grid may equally result in it and all of it's component parts being destroyed. Something thee nitpicker should have spotted.
|Seros Senric (Guest), January 8th, 2013, 4:55 am
Quite right in that not knowing how the power drain is happening could mean that it kicks in once the total power in a contained system reaches a certain level.
Still, we can hope it works. And they seem to know not to take away more than they need to survive anyway, so even if they break the ones they try to use as a power source, they should still be able to survive long enough to think of something else.
I do wonder if they can make calls... Or at least send out a distress signal if they need to.
Ichabod's call with Sophia cut out, but it's not like they need a real time communication with video feed, they might be able to jury-rig something.
...Hmm... Just realised that at least somebody outside the ship knows something is up. That's alright then.
Trigger is amusing. Pretty sure he thinks of all these disasters that keep happening like games.
Crazy gravitational effects can be fun.
|Zaealix (Guest), January 8th, 2013, 5:27 am
And once again the dreaded 'NO' shirt possesses Layla-infecting her with naysaying!
Or maybe that's just how she always is.
Still, an amusingly fitting choice of clothes for her personality.
Now if only Trigger had a shirt with 'YES' on it!
|Seros Senric (Guest), January 8th, 2013, 6:41 am
Trigger with a "YES" shirt?
Sounds like a job for a relatively simple image edit!
...I think I might make a thread on the forums for some of the random image edits I make...
Update: I added a simple edit of Trigger with a "YES" shirt to the PseudoRandom Stuff thread in the forum.
I could have made a new thread, but I didn't.
|Zaealix (Guest), January 8th, 2013, 8:55 am
Thanks, and I'm gonna have to figure out how to draw well enough to contribute to that thread somehow...Maybe fan-coloring one of the pages? Not sure how easy (or legal) that would be.
|Blitzkrieg1701, January 8th, 2013, 3:26 pm
I love you guys. Like, seriously, you don't even KNOW.
On that note, let me just go ahead and say right now that I'm cool with pretty much anything anybody does with any of my original art. Fan stuff RULES.
Also, the original draft of this page went into more detail about what Avatar and trigger are actually planning, and why it might or might not work. Unfortunately, trying to cram that much technospeak into a single page just seemed felt unnatural. It'll be brought up in a future page, though.
(Oh, and should I mention that I'm totally going to put a "NO." shirt in the store eventually?"
|Mini-Mimi (Guest), January 8th, 2013, 11:37 pm
Yeah, Layla! Stop being such a whiner! *Laughs* I love this one! (I was just on Twitter, and I had the strongest urge to "Fav" this comic! *Moans and eats shirt* It's not faaaiiirrr~!!!)
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Farmingdale, NY—The Sage men's basketball team was seconds away from capturing the program's second Skyline Conference Championship on Saturday night but a last second basket by Farmingdale State College's George Riefenstahl halted the Gators' dream of a championship. FSC won the title with a 77-75 performance and earned the Skyline Conference Championship as well as the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament. The Gators wrap their season with an impressive 17-10 showing, while capturing the Skyline Conference North Division Regular-Season Championship.
Sage held a 43-29 lead at the intermission before the Rams mounted a late-game comeback, tying the action at 60-60 with 7:12 left to play. FSC went up 64-60 after tying the game and held an eight point lead with 3:15 left to play (68-60) before the Gators mounted a comeback of their own. Sage got three pointer baskets from junior guard Jordan Devaughn (Jacksonville, FL/Flora McDonald Academy) and senior forward Marcus Patterson (Bronx, NY/Mount Saint Michael Academy). Patterson hit back to back three-pointers and then Devaugh hit a clutch three-pointer with 0:05 left in the game and was fouled to complete the four-point play and tie the game at 75-75 with 0:05 left in regulation. FSC's George Riefenstahl made a layup with just one second left before Devaugh's last second three-point attempt was blocked by Weldon Irvine to preserve the Rams' win.
For the game, Patterson led the Gators with his 20 points with four rebounds. He wraps his stellar athletic career 1,021 career points, the third highest total among all Sage men's basketball players. Patterson will stand No. 2 all-time with his 552 rebounds in 102 career games played, which is tied second best all-time as well at Sage. He finished his senior season with 477 points, which is the most points scored in a single-season in the history of the squad. Patterson surpassed the single-season total of 468 points held by All-American Kai Deans (2014-2015).
Senior forward Rob Mills (Newburgh, NY/Newburgh Free Academy) connected for 19 points with five three-point baskets in the action. Mills, a two-year letterwinner at Sage added 532 points in his time in a Gator uniform and ranks 10th all-time on the career scoring list. On Thursday in the Skyline Semifinals, he penned his name into the Sage's single-game scoring record in the contest after he added a personal-best 36 point.
Devaugh finished the night with 13 points in his first season at Sage with an impressive team-best 47 three-point baskets. Junior center Thiago Conceicao (El Portal, FL/Westwood Christian) finished with eight points, 10 rebounds, and eight blocked shots. The eight block performance surpassed his earlier single-game record of seven blocks in a game. For the season, he led all Sage players with his 58 blocked shots, which is another Sage single-season mark. He bettered the record of 55 blocks in a season set in 2009-2010 by Marcus Hunter. Conceicao is already sixth all-time on the career block list after just one season at Sage.
The game marked the final contest for senior co-captain Alex Lilac (Hoosick Falls, NY/Hoosick Falls). A veteran performer, Lilac played in 68 games with an impressive 75 assists, which ranks 10th all-time on the career list.
Senior Davon Sylvester (Bronx, NY/Cardinal Hayes) added seven points in the championship game, while additional seniors Elva Shelton (St. Louis, MO/Soldan IS) and Chanse Watson (Hollis, NY/Westbury) wrapped their careers on Saturday.


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Everything I Need to Know About Life I Learned from Agency Pitches
Broadcast Date: December 27th (pre-empted on CBC Radio One, aired on Sirius Channel 137) (originally broadcast: February 16, 2008)
It's among the greatest, most inspired, most creative, most spectacular work done in marketing... yet few ever see it. Every year, Ad agencies pull out all the stops to 'pitch' their services to prospective clients. This week, Terry O'Reilly takes you inside the boardrooms to share some of the Ad industry's best, most remarkable, and most disastrous 'pitch' stories, and gleans from them a surprisingly handy set of life-lessons.
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The streaming audio allowed me to catch up on the rest of the season. NBC may have "Must-See-TV", but with the Age of Persuasion", CBC has "Must-Listen-Radio"!!
Kevin LeBlanc
I've been listening to your show for a while now and am delighted to be able to listen to the ones I've missed on the radio via the web. As a new comer to the wild world of marketing, I find your show very interesting and informative. Keep up the great work!
Jeff MolsonJeff molson, February 17, 2008 11:33 PM
This was a great program! How can I get a recording?
Thanks, GillianGillian Cody, February 19, 2008 12:43 PM
Great show. I own a small graphics design company and it is recommended listening for our staff.ike erickson, February 20, 2008 9:12 AM
A dazzling list of life lessons; one that would surely humble even Aristotle or Kant. And, yes, my boss has called me, "John", "Jack" and even on one occasion commended "Jeff" on a job well done. I guess George isn't all that memorable a name.George, February 24, 2008 6:05 AM
Outstanding show - thank you CBC for putting this on the air (and on the web site - nice, nice, nice) and thank you Pirate Radio.Alex, March 1, 2008 5:01 PM
Streaming audio is great! Podcasts would be better!!Stan, March 10, 2008 8:40 AM
I SO love this show.
I have been wishing for podcasts/archives since O'Reilly on Advertising 3 (4?) years ago.
My life is complete; I can die happy now.Lindsay Burrell, April 24, 2008 9:25 PM
My Mom, Dad, and younger sister (13) all love this show. We think it should be part of high-school curriculum.
The on-line streaming helps me get through the most boring parts of my day by educating and entertaining me.
Thank you for taking us (the consumers)into your world. It is a fascinating place.Colleen B. Brantford, ON, October 22, 2008 3:40 PM
Absolutely love your show. Each season I as I am eagerly awaiting new episodes a part of me panics in case they don't come. I have often listened while in the car and my son who is now 11 has been with me many of those times. He is not only a fan, he is becoming a reasonably savvy consumer. It is wonderful to be able to listen to the shows I have missed as well as listen again to old favourites. I am pleased to be able to email this link to friends.
Thanks for the new season.
Terry's is among the best CBC has to offer. Everyone who I suggest listen to it comes away speechless. It is a credit to Terry that he can do this episode after episode. You think you are making your own decisions... It especially amazes my younger (20-25) friends who come away thinking they've been 'had'. Kudos to Terry.jim guy, January 23, 2009 7:57 PM
Hi Terry:
Thank you for a very interesting program and Kudos for CBC making the show available on PC's.
BryanBryan Fordham, March 25, 2009 9:44 AM
I just flipping through the cbc radio and came upon this,
i started to listen and fell inlove of this show, i just wish you had podcast so i would be able to listen at work ( i Drive a company vehicle for a living )
Brilliant show (all of them, actually)! Brings back tons of... hmmm... memories of my jingle-writing days in Toronto. When I turn on CBC invariably at 4:50-ish Saturday afternoons, I curse myself out for missing the best show on Canadian radio.... thankfully, catching up with the podcasts. Keep up the fabulous work!
Hello to Chris and Ian!
Gerard Tevlin
Volcano Music Inc.
Thank you for taking the time to put together these shows for us; CBC, thank you for making them available.
Terry, you have a wonderful way of revealing several Ah-ha! moments to me when I listen to the stories you portray in your shows.
In the past few weeks I've listened to all of Season 3 and am now starting to enjoy the earlier shows posted here.
Thanks again and I hope you continue to share your knowledge and insight with us.Alan Nisbet, May 5, 2009 1:13 PM
Brilliant. Thank you for creating a great, great, mind expanding program.docreiss, September 26, 2009 1:13 AM
My wife and I were on a tour bus (double Decker with open roof) in "Trafalgar Square" when they made the announcement that London will be hosting the 2012 Olympics. Interesting to here this was results of a perfect pitch. COOL!
QuintonQuinton, October 19, 2009 11:45 AM
Appreciate the opportunity to listen again to programs I especially liked, and to hear the ones I had to miss on air.
What I have most valued about CBC since I became addicted in the 1940's was becoming interested in ideas about which I might otherwise remained ignorant.
I love listening to Terry. I learn so much tuning in to CBC. I particularly like this, it's entertaining as well as informing.Josie Tait, November 27, 2009 7:50 PM
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Firewalled Linux LAN server?
clamatius Join Date: 2003-03-27 Member: 14948Members, Constellation Posts: 310
Setting up NS behind a firewallHere's the situation. I'd like to get a lunchtime office game going, but sadly we're behind a corporate firewall so I can't use any Steam versions of HL.
Is it possible to use NS3.x?
If so, what Linux HL server version and Windows HL client versions would I need to use?
I realise this forum is pretty much dead so this is a long shot, but I figured it didn't hurt to try.