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Which Missoula Street Has the Worst 5 p.m. Traffic?<The Blaze Rock Mob
The evening commute can be rough, even in Missoula. Whether you drive down Reserve or Higgins to get home, chances are you've been stuck in some gnarly traffic at some point. Which street do you think has the worst 5 p.m. traffic?

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Exclusive and unique our Diana and Help for Hero's tartans are not only beautiful but also raise funds for very important charities. This year support Team Europe with our Ryder Cap tartan, unique to Lochcarron, celebrating golf in 2014 at Glen Eagles. Hopping along in 2014, the Peter Rabbit tartan joins this exclusive collection of very individual tartans.


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Family Storytime Wednesday, December 5th
Gingerbread, Sweets and Feasts: Stories about Food
Family Storytime
Wednesday, December 5th
6:30 – 7:15 p.m.
Tosa's Toubl a real class act
Once given a choice between baseball and staying married, Wauwatosa East baseball coach Jerry Toubl picked baseball. Anyone associated with Red Raider baseball over the years was happy he took the latter.
Toubl officially hung up his spikes last week - and a detailed cover story which will be in the Dec. 6 issue of WauwatosaNow. But here's a quick behind the look scenes of how hard it was for the likeable coach to step down.
Seeing Red
Red walls: We find them. We love them. We stare at them. And then we figure out a way to photograph them.
I wrapped up my Christmas Carol project downtown with a few backstage photos and some before-the-show action during a matinee performance, put on for students who were bussed in from all over the state. Within a half-hour before the curtain was raised, hundreds of students jumped off their school buses and mechanically rushed up the stairs to fill nearly every seat of Pabst Theater.
What's the point? Everything in basketball.
They run the show. The game goes through their hands 90 per cent of the time. In the final seconds, the ball better touch their hands or your team could be in trouble.
We're talking about point guards, folks, and a quick look into the local scene shows for the most part, the area schools are in pretty good shape.
Winter Wonderland Family Storytime January 2nd
Winter Wonderland Family Storytime
Wednesday, January 2nd
6:30 – 7:15 p.m.
Brookfield, Tosa cross-town rivalries different
With Brookfield Central traveling over to Brookfield East for a basketball doubleheader on Friday, Dec. 14 - the girls at 6 p.m. and the boys at 7:30 p.m., I figured now would be a good time to bring up something that's been on my mind since I've been covering Brookfield and Wauwatosa the past six years.
Cross-town rivalries in these two cities are really different.
I'm on vacation!
Yup, it's true ... I have the week off, and I couldn't be happier. As much as I sweet-talk my Hyundai, I cannot get her to play nice in the snow. It's a good thing I'm avoiding the miles this week. As I dug my car out from underneath the wintry mess this morning, my mom said to me, "Ahhh, it's nice out!" I suppose she's right ... there's no icicles forming on my eyelashes ... yet.
Safe Food for the Holidays
What would the holidays be without food --- and lots of it???
For many families, the time between Thanksgiving and New Year's (and maybe a Packer's Super Bowl this year!) involves more "get-togethers", cooking, and eating than any other time of the year. We hope food safety is a part of your holiday planning from start to finish.
Nigerian Scam
Unfortunately many people of various socio-economical backgrounds fall victim to scams. I am the first to admit I am no expert as to what is happening in today's world as it relates to scams. That being said, a colleague of mine, Officer Joel Dhein of the Glendale, WI Police Department is a bit more versed on this topic than I am. Officer Dhein hosts a weekly podcast called "Police On The Scene With A Crime Prevention Lean". Recently Officer Dhein called South Africa regarding a popular Nigerian Scam. Please go to http://www.policeonthescene.com/, on the right hand side you will see what looks like a green MP3 player, click on episode 87 and it will play right in that window.An upfront warning, this is about a 15 minute audio presentation and you will have to listen very closely, maybe even rewinding some portions of the audio because of the other persons heavy accent.
New library hours for 2008
Beginning with Thursday, January 3rd, 2008 the Library will reopen on Thursday mornings at 10:00 AM.
We had been opening at 1:00 PM but now we will be able to serve everyone in the morning as well.
Holiday Safety Tip
New gifts soon to be open; smiling faces, wishes fulfilled, surprises made. And, if you are not careful an advertisement to the bad guys as to the new goodies received at your household. Yes, if you leave those computer, television and game console boxes at the curb the bad guys can see which house may have the best pay off for their effort.
If you are ready to discard the box, break it down and then cut it up before putting it into the new recycling carts. Better yet, break them down and make a run to the City yards with the boxes. No need to advertise your goodies to the bad guys.
Police Reserves Surprise Patients At Children's Hospital
On Thursday December 13, 2007 at 6:15pm it may have looked like a police raid on Children's Hospital in Wauwatosa as six Wauwatosa Police Reserve Officers and two Officers from the Wauwatosa Police Department's Community Support Division walked from the parking structure, across the skywalk and into a game room on the 4th floor. It wasn't a raid, but a planned visit. A visit that brought the Police Reserves in uniform bearing stuffed animals, t-shirts, glow bracelets and Junior Police Officer badges.Many children made their way to the game room to meet with the Officers, talk about what a Police Officer does and of course to get loaded up with some goodies. After visiting with the ambulatory kids in the game room the Officers made their way to the day surgery pods visiting bed sides, posing for pictures and chatting about everything from favorite foods to the best video games. The nurses on duty got into the act by donning glow bracelets and Junior Officer Badges right along with the kids.But the Reserve Officers were not done yet, onward and upward to the 5th floor to meet even more patients. From room to room the Officers were met by smiling boys and girls of all ages, appreciative family and supportive staff. For nearly an hour it was a flurry of high fives, hugs and hand shakes as the blue polyester uniformed men and women went from room to room. Stuffed animals were traded for stories, smiles and thumbs up; badges and glow bracelets for promises of being good. Then it was time to go, visiting hours were over and that applied to our group of Officers as well. As we were escorted out by Child Life personnel they commented that our visit was much appreciated and the kids loved every minute of the time we spent. I am sure that was the case, but I know for a fact that the people who benefited the most from the visit were us. Let me talk about bravery. Yes, our Reserve Officers and regular Officers are a brave bunch, but true bravery was seen at Children's Hospital. It was seen in the staff providing treatment, the families facing up to the realities of their child's illnesses and by the patients who fought the pain and smiled, laughed and talked with us. During our unofficial debriefing back at the Wauwatosa Police Department the Officers shared stories about who they met and some conversations they shared. To a man and woman, this was a trip well worth while, everyone admitting to choking back tears.
A special THANK YOU to Jill Wiench a Child Life Specialist, Elizabeth the Child Life Intern and our own Wauwatosa Police Reserve Officer Ken Harris who until recently worked on the 5th floor for seven years as a Pediatric RN. We all hope this is the beginning of a strong partnership.
The Pile Driver, It should be banned. It is banned in some states!
Those words were my first introduction to wrestling as I remember watching it on TV with my Nana Skibosh.
Roger Kent, the regular TV announcer, would always say that same line whenever a wrestler - usually the villain - put that dangerous move on his opponent. It consisted of turning your opponent upside down, facing you, putting his head between your knees (ugh) and then while holding him tight to your chest, you would drop to your knees, slamming his head into the mat and knocking him out.
Sprinting on wheels
It never ceases to amaze me how graciously people will let photojournalists into their lives. We see people at their worst and we see them at their best. We see people's perfections as well as their imperfections. We, as photojournalists, are awarded the opportunity to live an accelerated lifestyle – we witness things that otherwise, we'd never take the time or effort to understand.
Last night, I spent an hour with a local teenage wheelchair basketball team. The kids — including Becca Murray, Katy Bralick, Matt Bralick, Rachel Nepper and Hayden Jones — are headed to a national competition at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in January. After high school graduation, a few of the kids may go on to play wheelchair basketball at the college level.
Crime Alert 12-20-07
Recently there have been some burglaries, primarily in the northwest portion of the City. It seems that large screen TV's and small electronic items are the target of the burglaries.
A late 1990's to early 2000's Ford Explorer, black in color with deeply tinted windows has been seen in the area of some of the burglaries. The most recent sighting of the Explorer had two black males, one wearing a light colored baseball cap as occupants. If you should see a vehicle matching this description, any other supicious vehicles, person or activities you are asked to notify the Wauwatosa Police Department immediately by dialing 414-471-8430.
South Milwaukee Public Library Happenings
On behalf of the South Milwaukee Public Library Board of Trustees and Staff I would like to wish all of you a very Happy Holiday.
Library holiday hours: Closed Monday, December 24 and Tuesday, December 25 and Monday, December 31 and Tuesday, January 1. The Library will reopen at 9:30 am on Wednesday, December 26 and January 2.
Sledding Season!
Rain mixed with snow mixed with fog is not what we consider "ideal shooting conditions." Lenses fog up and our cameras get wet. That said, it's a good thing most photographers could shoot today's assignment with their eyes closed: Children sledding. I spent some time today near the golf course at Whitnall Park, Hales Corners. I love seeing how the atmosphere of the park changes within just a few short months. I shot the second photo below from nearly the exact same location no more than a month and a half ago.
As the weather changes, a problem photographers sometime encounter is foggy lenses. The key to avoiding fogged lenses is to make sure the camera is kept at about the same temperature as the outside air. Obviously, this isn't always possible. Taking a warm camera into a cold environment can cause fogging inside the lens. The opposite problem was often true when I was shooting down in Florida — If I had to take a cold (air-conditioned) camera into a warm, humid environment, my camera sometimes needed a few minutes to adjust to the outside air temperature and humidity levels before I was able to start shooting. Fog on the camera lens prevents you first from seeing your subject, and second, from focusing correctly. A small price to pay, though, for the chance to witness all four seasons.
South Milwaukee Public Library NewsOn behalf of the South Milwaukee Public Library Board of Trustees and the Staff I would like to wish all of you a very merry Christmas and a happy and healthy new year. The Library will be closed on Monday, December 31 and Tuesday, January 1. We will reopen on Wednesday at 9:30 am and resume our normal schedule. Registration for the winter story time session begins on January 2nd. Story time will begin on Tuesday, January 15th at 10:30 am. This year we will have only one session of story time as the attendance has declined for the afternoon sessions. This year we will do a Monday evening family story time. It will be held on the second Monday of each month-January through May. There will be stories by Miss Denise and other activities. The first one will be Monday, January 14 at 6:30 PM. Bids have been awarded to replace the 44 year old air conditioning unit at the library. The new unit is expected to be in operation by March. The new unit will be much more energy efficient. We are advertising for an evening page. This person must be 18 years old or older and a South Milwaukee resident. The evening pages work 16 hours per week and every other Saturday. Apply at the reference or circulation desk. Applications must be completed in the library. Each year the Library sponsors the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. read in. Volunteers from the community go into the fourth grades of the public and private schools and read a book on civil rights. The volunteers select books from a collection prepared by the Youth Services Library. This year the read in will be held the week of January 21. Anyone interested should contact the Youth Services Librarian at 768-8195, ext. 3 Our first Monday book sale will be held on Monday, January 7th from 9:30-11 am. In the event of a snow storm or library closed, the Book Cellar will be closed. Enjoy talking about books. The Thursday afternoon book club meetings the second Thursday of each month at 1 pm. Call the reference desk to find out which book they are currently reading. The South Milwaukee Public Library will continue to accept reserves on DVD's, VHS tapes and music CD's from anywhere in the county. South Milwaukee residents will no longer be able to reserve the above items from the Milwaukee Public Library. They will, however, be able to go to the Milwaukee Public Library agencies and check out those items. PLEASE, if you reserve something and no longer want it, call the library to cancel your reserve. This is a very expensive service.
Sick at Six
Yesterday afternoon, I learned a little more about cystic fibrosis ... from a 6-year-old. Below, Abby Brinker (center), 6, of New Berlin, gets a hug from her best friend, Natalie Lichtenhahn, 8, while listening to Abby's new iPod. Abby, who has cystic fibrosis, was granted a birthday wish from the Make-a-Wish Foundation — she and her family spent a few days at the Kalahari Indoor Water Park, Wisconsin Dells. Cystic fibrosis is a life-threatening disease that causes mucus to build up and clog some of the organs in the body, particularly in the lungs and pancreas.
People oftentimes ask me whether I have the capability to shoot black and white with my digital camera. All of my files are shot in color, but with the click of a button in our photo-editing program, Photoshop, I can change any photo to grayscale. I chose to change these photos to black and white because sometimes, I think black and white gives photos a certain consistency that color cannot provide. Bright and distracting colors can take away from the moment we're trying to convey within the photo.


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SOKC program offers look at genealogy research options
The changing face of researching genealogy and ancestry has led much more research opportunity to the Internet.
The Southwest Oklahoma City Public Library is ready to help train researchers on their opportunities and options provided by the library, with a Library Genealogy Resources workshop at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, in the Computer Training Center of the library, 2201 SW 134th St.
The class will be taught by Kathryn Ramsay, the Genealogy Librarian for the Pioneer Library System, as well as Cylinda Richardson-Martin, Information Services Manager at the Southwest Oklahoma City Public Library.
Class attendees will learn how to use the resources available through the library for genealogy research, including the Ancestry Library powered by ancestry.com. That database is available for access inside the library and provides a good starting place for individuals seeking genealogy information.
Basic computer skills will be required to attend the class.
Space is limited so registration is required, either at the library, by calling 979-2200 or online here .


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Spas >Ambiance Salon & Spa
1501 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA | Directions 1906439.912777 -75.358210
VERY SATISFIED CUSTOMER – First off DC1206, you are highly mistaken. Ambiance Salon and Spa is very accomodating to ALL clients. When i come in to get my color done there are signs displayed everywhere in the building stating you can put a smock on so there is no risk of getting color on your clothes. It is your responsibility to wear appropriate clothing or change into a smock. The owner is very generous and approachable. I think you are bitter because she did not replace your outfit, it is clearly stated that they are not responsible for damaged or lost items.
the worst salon in Delaware County – Went to the salon for my normal cut and color only to leave with a ruined shirt and sweater. Called the salon to speak with the owner three times and she said she never received any messages????? Well needless to say they offered me nothing for the damaged items and said that there are signs all over the salon that says "you are welcomed to be double gowned". I am sorry but I have been getting my hair colored for 10 years and this has never happened nor do I feel the need to wear painters gear to a salon? I was very upset with the owner and the attitude she gave on the phone. I will never be back there and also never recommend this salon to anyone!!!!!!!!!! Sorry to my hairdresser who was very nice! It's a shmae she has to work for a women as heartless and cheap!!!!!
Best Salon in PA – On Saturday, October 18th I made my first hair appointment at this salon with Donna. I was changing salons and was kind of nervous since I am very picky about my hair. I was getting my hair dyed dark brown with red in it and I had it cut also (I hate having my hair cut since I am scared they will cut it all off and I have long hair). Well the salon was beautiful, clean, and everyone was so nice. They really made me feel so comfortable there. Donna did an amazing job with my hair and it came out exactly the way I wanted it. She really knows what she is doing and I am very happy I found my new stylist. I would recommend this salon to anyone. Also, I didn?t have to wait at all, and the prices are extremely reasonable for such a great place.
Terrible Customer Service and Air Tan – I went to Ambiance to get an air tan for a wedding. I felt rushed by the woman through the entire experience, not to mention she gave me no instruction on what to do during the spray. After drying from spray one their general practice is to spray a second time to ensure that the tan is even. She said I didn't need it and even talked me out the fact that I had clearly blotchy spots on my feet and hands. She assured me it would wash off later. So I reluctantly left only to notice 3 hours later that she missed entire sections of my neck and arms! When I called in a panic the receptionist and other woman were extremely rude to me. The woman who sprayed me said ?That never happens, just shower early and rinse it off you?ll be fine?. It wasn?t. I had to go to this wedding the next day looking like a blotchy mess! $40+ tip for an embarrassing tan. I will never return to this salon!
Pleased :) – I have been a client of Ambiance for about a year now and I absolutely love it there! The staff is very friendly! Which was very important to me. I have gone to other "high end" salons and the staff would seem to be snoby or callous....I have had several different services, hair/color, facials and massage at Ambiance....It's a very cozy, quaint atmosphere which makes your experience very comfortable. I would recommend to someone that is looking for a relaxing experience without all the pertensiveness of high end day spa's. I also felt they're pricing is on the average with other salon/spas in the area.
five stars all around! – ambiance was heaven!
I had the day at ambiance, which is 200 dollars, and for that price, you get alittle bit of everything!!!
1 hour facial
1 hour massage
spa lunch
and a manicure and pedicure
From the moment you check in to the moment you check out, everyone you talk to a so friendly who works there You feel comfortable and relaxed the whole time, youre not made to feel like anyone there is better then you, which seems hard to find in salon and spas in this area!
i already booked my hair and salon services, and have already recommended my friends and family.
I dont know what everyone else is talking about, seems like they were more worried about picking out the small things then relaxing.
Nice salon & spa – I've been going to this salon & spa since April 2007. My experiences have been pleasant overall. There was once when a message left for someone was not relayed, but other than that I have nothing but good things to say. I am always pleased with the services that I receive there. I've had hair services and also some spa services. Jeannie, the esthetician, is great. I won't go to anyone else in PA for my eyebrows. The environment is friendly. It's not that luxurious, but the quality of the service is more important to me than what the place looks like.
Dissapointed with customer service – I was very under whelmed by my experience at this spa. I made appointments for a party of three. No one called to confirm the appointments, which was a problem since there was a mistake with our schedule. The staff made no efforts to correct the situation. The facility was clean and intimate, however the massage and the facial rooms were too brightly lit. Also, a lot of traffic can be heard from Baltimore Pike.
Nice website/Adequate spa – The best feature of Ambiance is their website. The atmosphere of the spa/salon is not luxurious, but is attractive and nicely decorated in a homey way, although to get from the reception area to the spa area, the client needs to navigate through a hall full of unsightly equipment storage. The massages, manicures, and facials are all very good. Their fees are comparable to other establishments of this type in the area. The staff could use some customer service training, however. They are not what I would describe as ?adept? at scheduling, and mix ups in this area are not infrequent; one of the massage therapists can only be described as surly. The service detracts from the overall spa experience.
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A new Wisconsin Historical Society website is coming mid-May 2014! See a preview >>
Wisconsin ceramic artist Susan Frackelton first gained national recognition as a leader in the world of china painting. She taught classes, operated a retail store, developed her own line of paints, patented a gas-powered portable kiln, and published an instructional manual for amateur china painters (Tried By Fire: A Work on China-Painting, 1885). This group of miscellaneous papers chiefly concern the exhibition of her pottery at shows and fairs throughout the world. It contains a few manuscript letters and many newspaper clippings, some from European papers, concerning her china painting decorative work. Despite its brevity, this is the most significant single collection of her manuscripts that survives. The first and most important document given here is her handwritten notebook containing her glaze formulas.
Frackelton's book about her work, Tried By Fire (New York: Appleton, 1886), is also available in Turning Points in Wisconsin History. Images of her pottery can be viewed in our Curators' Favorites and Wisconsin Historical Images collections. Twelve pieces by her can also be viewed in the Wisconsin Decorative Arts Database.
Most of these miscellaneous papers are from the Wisconsin Historical Society Archives, Milwaukee SC 23; the glaze book is housed in the Wisconsin Historical Museum.


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Custom cuts and fabricated parts are non-returnable. Cut-to-size orders have an acceptable cut tolerance of 1/8" (0.125"). IF WE CUT IT, YOU OWN IT! Please review our full return and shipping policy here.
Once we cut a stock size piece, we can't ever sell it as full size piece again. All cuts are nominal. So, PLEASE MEASURE CAREFULLY, and DOUBLE CHECK YOUR MEASUREMENTS BEFORE YOU ORDER. Custom cuts and fabricated parts are non-returnable! The old adage is espcially true here: measure twice, cut once. WE do it before we cut your piece, and YOU should do it before you order.
Here's a little refresher on how to use a measure tape. First, let's talk about the increments. We'll assume that you're using the English or Imperial system of feet and inches. Extend your tape measure several inches and find the large 1 and 2. On most English measuring tape, the smallest increment is 1/16 of an inch. This means that there are 16 equally spaced marks between 1 and 2 inches on the tape. When measuring, count how many of these marks you are beyond the nearest inch. If your piece measures 7 inches and other 8 marks, that is 8/16 (1/2) for a total of 7-1/2". Let's say you were taking your second measurement (see below) and this time you counted 9 marks past the 7 inch mark. That means your piece is actually 7-9/16" long.
No! The sliding clip on the end of the tape is designed for two different types of measurements. When you take an outside measurement (where you hand the clip of the tape over an edge), the clip slides out a little to account for the thickness. When you take an inside measurement (push the clip up against a surface), the clip slides in, again accounting for its thickness. The measuring tape self-adjusts so, either way, you get an accurate measurement.
PPS is a relatively new high performance mechanical plastic. Its niche is in the semiconductor field and its superior performance and comparatively low cost represents a value for today's plastic customer. PPS can operate at high temperatures, with low outgassing, and great dimensional stability. Polyphenylene sulfides exhibit outstanding chemical resistance, thermal stability, dimensionally stability, and fire resistance. PPS's extreme inertness toward organic solvents, and inorganic salts and bases make for outstanding performance as a corrosion-resistant coating suitable for contact with foods. Although it may cost more, its performance is reliable and efficient.
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"Love the card design and quality. All cards that we've purchased from tinyprints are exceptional quality! From our experience, the turnaround-time has always been faster than expected."
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Parking Policy
All students and employees may now obtain 2013-2014 parking permits. Take these steps to acquire yours:
- On the Kettering website, from either the "Current Students" or "Faculty and Staff" pages, click on "Parking Permits" located under "Frequently Used Resources".
- Click on "Employee or Student Permits." (Note that permits are valid for the entire 2013-2014 school year and there is no cost associated with obtaining them, except for student paid parking permits.)
- Following the prompts, complete the online vehicle registration process.
- Twenty-Four (24) hours after submitting your online vehicle registration, bring your Kettering ID, driver's license, and vehicle registration to the Campus Safety Service Center in the Great Court and pick up your parking permit. Faculty and staff permits will be sent interoffice mail or can be picked up from the Student Life suite, located on the third floor of the Campus Center. The office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. Students should pick up their permits from the Campus Safety Service Center in the Great Court, located on the second (street level) floor of the Campus Center. The office is open 24/7, however, we recommend students pick up their permits during the school day, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. Should you order your permit on Friday it will not be ready to pick up until Monday
- You may obtain additional permits at no charge. Complete the online registration form for each vehicle you wish to register.
- Do not remove the paper strip in the center of the permit that includes your vehicle identification and a bar code.
- Affix your parking permit to the inside left (driver's side) lower corner of your windshield. Make sure your permit is visible from the outside of your vehicle. All vehicles parked anywhere on the Kettering campus must be registered and display a valid parking permit.
- Motorcycle owners must register their vehicles through the online system and be prepared to show their parking permits to Campus Safety officers upon request.
Parking Regulations
Lot #1: Student parking only. Employee and visitor parking prohibited.
Lot #2: Parking in Lot #2 is restricted to faculty, staff, and visitors except for the row of spaces located along Dupont Street on the north side of the lot, where students possessing a Student Paid Parking Permit may also park, based upon availability. The Student Paid Parking Permit will be available for purchase by students only and is a limited distribution, special color-coded permit. Student Paid Parking spaces are specially striped and signs are posted clearly identifying spots where students possessing this type of permit may park. Students with Student Paid Parking permits will, of course, also be able to park in other student areas using this permit. The cost of the Student Paid Parking Permit is $50.00 for the year beginning July 1, 2013. Students possessing normal access student parking permits will be cited and towed if parked in these spaces.
Lot #2: Three 15-minute, green-striped spaces: Students, faculty, and staff displaying a valid parking permit of any type may use these green spaces when visiting the Academic Building briefly. The spaces are clearly marked. Vehicles parked in these spaces longer than 15 minutes will be subject to citation and towing without notice, so please use them only as intended.
Lot #3: Will remain open at all times to faculty, staff, students, and visitors who display valid parking permits. Lot #3 also features three 15-minute, green-striped spaces for use by students, faculty, and staff displaying a valid parking permit of any type.
Lot #3: Remains open to Recreation Center permit holders, as noted above.
Fire Lanes: All Fire Lanes on campus are painted red to clearly identify areas that must remain clear at all times. Vehicles parked in these areas will be cited and towed, without warning, in accord with local ordinances
Campus Center Lot:
The U-shaped lot (CC1) outside the main doors facing Chevrolet Avenue is restricted to visitors who register their vehicles with the Campus Safety officer on duty in the Great Court and obtain a Visitor's Permit. Visitors displaying a valid Visitors Permit may also park in the north/south spaces along Chevrolet Avenue (CC2).
Three spots in the U-shaped lot (CC1) have been striped in green and marked for 15-minute parking. These spaces are reserved for those who have items to drop off in the Campus Center. Anyone who exceeds the 15-minute limit or leaves an unattended, unregistered vehicle will be subject to citation and towing, without warning.
No faculty, staff, or students may park in the Campus Center lot (CC1,CC2,or CC3) (except those holding valid handicapped permits in CC2 and CC3 as noted below) from 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday.
All visitors' vehicles parked in the Campus Center lot must display a valid Visitor's Permit, issued by Campus Safety.
Visitor permits for guests may be obtained from the Campus Safety Service Center in the Great Court. Visitor sponsors are encouraged to provide Campus Safety advance notice of the arrival of their visitors to campus, so they may prepare permits ahead of time.
Handicapped spaces in the U-shaped portion (CC1) of the Campus Center lot are restricted for use by campus visitors only. Faculty and staff who hold valid handicapped permits may park in other areas of the Campus Center Lot, including the north/south spaces along Chevrolet Avenue (CC2) and the east/west spaces that face the Mott Building (CC3 - the Fleet Lot). Vehicles parked in these areas must display both a visible valid Kettering parking permit, as well as a valid handicapped permit.
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The Lady Braves opened the second half by extending their two point lead to 10 on a 12-4 run during the first five minutes, 44-34. The Black and Gold could not command the games' momentum however, and it was North Georgia who exploded down the stretch on a 12-5 run that was capped off by a Montgomery trey at the 00:02 mark to send the game into overtime.
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Who are the DobberHockey writers? You read their articles every day, now it is time to go behind the scenes. Throughout the summer, each writer will be put in the spot light. They will share a little bit about themselves, their columns and some upcoming predictions. Next up is Tim Lucarelli.
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Favorite song?
I've had a ton of different fav songs over the years...probably What I Got (Sublime) when I was younger and Panama (Van Halen) now. It's hard not to get pumped for a mens league game when blasting some Van Halen!
Favorite album? I think I'd have to give my favorite album nod to Incubus' Science. That one never gets old.
First Fantasy League? Year? First round pick?
I'm surprised Yahoo still carries these records, but my first fantasy league was in 2001. I picked Milan Hejduk 10th overall and won the league.
Last fantasy hockey championship? My last title just came this past season in my own league - The Ultimate.
Favorite summer Olympic event? I love beach volleyball. Maybe it's the Californian in me.
Favorite winter Olympic event? After hockey of course, I try to catch snowboarding and bobsledding.
What is your earliest hockey memory? Best memory?
My earliest hockey memory was a little fuzzy, but I distinctly remember leaving a restaurant and my Dad making us all basically run through the parking lot so that we could get in the car and turn the radio on to hear if the LA Kings beat the Maple Leafs or not to go to the Stanley Cup Finals.
My best memory - gosh, hard to narrow it down...I would probably have to say Game 6 of the 2003 Stanley Cup Finals where Scott Stevens basically knocked Paul Kariya into the next universe...when Kariya came back out on the ice, the energy in the Pond was unbelievable...then when he scored a goal a few minutes later, that had to have been the most amazing thing I've witnessed in person at a game. And I've been to the Winter Classic in Philadelphia, been to the Cup Clinching game for Anaheim in 2007, and watched Claude Giroux's OT winner in the 2010 Cup Finals. None of those games had what that 2003 Game 6 in Anaheim had.
Having gone to last year's Winter Classic, how was that experience? Even though my team lost, it was still an amazing experience. For those of you who ever have a chance to see your team in the Winter Classic, for sure do it. It's going to cost a ton of money, especially if you don't live in the hometown, but there are so many amazing things going on. For the more nostalgic fans, do whatever you can to keep up with the alumni team. In Philly, the Flyers alumni actually held an organized practice, which was a blast to go to.
As a well-respected forum member, co-winner of DobberHockey's forum blog contest and first graduate, your path to becoming a regular main page writer has been quite the experience. Care to describe?
Any advice to other aspiring writers? I grew up with the dream of playing in the NHL and with some fairly good amateur success, I guess I had a harder time letting go than most would. I think that had a part in me wanting to somehow get involved beyond the level of a typical fan, so when Dobber opened up the contest to become a writer, I jumped at the opportunity. Everything about DobberHockey has drawn me in and kept me sucked in, so it really is an honor to be on the staff. For those considering it, my advice would be to accept criticism and look everywhere for inspiration. It's not easy pleasing everyone, and if you don't...you'll hear about it! Also it becomes hard to always think of fresh material, so you have to be willing to put your fans colors aside and embrace the story, even if it's for a heated rival.
The Eastern Edge must be quite the task, especially with Ryan Ma covering the West. How do you embrace the challenge? What steps do you take to prepare and deliver quality pieces?
Like I was mentioning above, it isn't always easy coming up with fresh material, but as time goes on I think I am learning more about how to keep good information coming your way. As a sidenote - I'm always up for suggestions if you guys have something specific you want to hear about. Just send me a message on twitter. Ryan does a great job on the west, so that's always motivation to try and keep up.
Your league, the Ultimate, went to Vegas last year. Any big plans this time around?
I think we've done Vegas the last two or three years, but we've always had a couple league members there too. This year around it looks like that won't be the case, so I guess Vegas is out of the picture in 2012. A couple of us have talked about London (where we do have one or two league members), Toronto, and Cincinnati (my new hometown where two others live), but I am guessing a big draft site will have to be 2013.
Many commissioners hope to run long and successful fantasy leagues. What advice could you give to commissioners in order to keep their league active, respectful and fun?
I've been in a couple different leagues where commissioners have different strategies and a lot of them work out just fine. I personally like the approach I take, and I think the GM's in my league will tell you they appreciate it. I am always asking the opinion of the league members and allowing everyone to have their voices heard. If a big decision would be upcoming, I literally pose the question to the league and allow a discussion to just linger for as long as necessary, then summarize and implement. I try as hard as I can not to just say "this is what we're doing" and then implement. I want everyone to feel like I am not on a pedestal above everyone else making rules and forcing things one way or another. We're all in it together, and I want it to feel like a close-knit group of buddies playing fantasy hockey and getting along in the process.
When you first log on, what are your go-to sites? Reads?
To be honest, I am not able to surf the internet much thanks to my day job. Instead I keep up with a few different apps on my iphone. Specifically rotoworld, twitter, tsn, sportacular (for scores), and capgeek.
What is your favorite hobby / pastime away from the keyboard?
I love to travel. I've been to 10 of the 30 NHL rinks and I'm on a mission to see all 30. I'm always thinking about somewhere to go see or explore...besides traveling I like staying on the ice or playing guitar.
Finally, biggest surprise in 2012-13? Team? Player?
The biggest surprise in 2012-13 is going to be the Columbus Blue Jackets. I am very impressed with what Scott Howson has done, and I think people are still underestimating how the Jackets will perform. In terms of a player who could really make a huge leap forward, there are going to be a ton of names tossed around...the first one that comes to mind right now is Jakub Voracek. Ton of potential there as he has the inside track on skating with Claude Giroux.
Next up is Brendan Ross.
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How should we interpret the Bible? What is the role of tradition? What is the role of science? Who gets to decide whether traditional interpretations need to change?
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How should we interpret the Bible? What is the role of tradition? What is the role of science? Who gets to decide whether traditional interpretations need to change?
"Being confronted with evolution may have been the catalyst for asking the difficult questions, but the real problem for me was not evolution – it was biblical literalism."
Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
This entry was originally posted on February 13, 2010. While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
This series, by Old Testament scholar Richard S. Hess, was first published as an appendix to Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for Biblical Faith (Downers Grove: IVP Academic; Nottingham: Apollos, 2011).
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In this video conversation, N.T. Wright discusses how the Enlightenment worldview -- which clearly separates God from the world -- has impacted our view of Scripture, and why cleaning the "spectacles" through which we view the world can help us see both Scripture and the world more clearly.
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
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In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
Genes and physiology are seen as something different from "us" and "our mind," and they seem to be controlling us, so we can't even change our mind. Humans are presented as pawns of their biology, puppets dancing to the tune of their genetic masters.
Once we have a scientific hypothesis for how something exists, it is tempting to make the philosophical inference that this is also why it exists.
Do you believe in God? If a cadre of outspoken, strong atheists wrote a litmus test for scientists, that might very well be question #1.
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
To say something is poetic is not to declare it ultimately untrue, futile and meaningless—it is to say it is more profound and meaningful and true than many other modes of expression.
We find no compelling evidence that the earth's geological features can be explained by a global Flood. Here we consider three lines of evidence: global salt deposits, the order of deposition of sediment layers in the Grand Canyon, and the sequence of fossils in geological strata.
In this talk, Professor Plantinga addresses the fact that many contemporary thinkers—including many theologians—believe that God cannot perform miracles, providentially guide history, or interact in the lives of people, as these activities would be contrary to science. Plantinga, on the other hand, makes the case that this popular view is mistaken; excluding divine action in the world is not a central feature of natural science itself, but a philosophical or theological preference that has been added on to science (and can just as readily be removed). Plantinga concludes that it is completely logical to accept the miracles of the Bible and support contemporary science.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the age of recently discovered hominid fossils and how scientists are able to obtain those dates.
There are two opposite errors which need to be countered about the fossil record: 1) that it is so incomplete as to be of no value in interpreting patterns and trends in the history of life, and 2) that it is so good that we should expect a relatively complete record of the details of evolutionary transitions within all or most lineages.


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Forgive me, then, for giving you the latest ranking from Money Magazine. This one ranks the top 50 best small towns to live in, and only one of them is in Alabama - Pelham.
In other words -- and I'm not trying to be snarky -- none of Calhoun County's towns earned recognition.
Here's what editors at Money wrote about this project. "America's top 50 small towns are not only thriving economically, they've also got all you could want in a place to raise a family: plenty of green space, good schools, and a strong sense of community." Money's rankings, as you can see, also list the median home price for 2012 for each city, along with crime statistics, math and reading scores and job growth.
In some ways this is a non-starter discussion. What you want out of the town you live in may be different than what I want. But it is something for our cities to consider. What is it that Pelham has that our towns do not? Oxford is loaded with money, is the retail center of the county and its public schools are praised; why isn't it on the list? Jacksonville's sense of community is high and its public schools are considered excellent. Why isn't it on the list? Anniston, obviously, has a different story altogether.
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Mike London's team doesn't have the luxury of an extra week to prepare for Georgia Tech's triple option offense this season.
Last October, Virginia had a bye week prior to hosting the Yellow Jackets, who entered the game 6-0 and ranked No. 12 in the country. The Cavaliers won that game 24-21, and afterward credited the extra practice time that came with an open date the week before.
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"It's the No. 1 offense in the ACC on the ground, top-five in the country and there is a methodical approach that Coach Johnson has for this offense, go for it on fourth down," Mike London said on Monday. "It's very balanced, very thought out attack."
London said that since Georgia Tech was one of the Cavaliers' first three opponents on the schedule, the defense spent some time this preseason preparing for the triple option. Linebacker Steve Greer said players organized some informal practices over the summer to work on defending the Yellow Jackets as well.
"It's not an open week for us, but I think at the same time, understanding that they are one of our early opponents, that the opportunity to get some practices in and get some things on paper and on film about the way we are probably going to try to play them, allowed us to do that this particular season," London said.
Georgia Tech will be trying to avoid slipping into an 0-2 hole in the ACC Coastal Division after opening the season last Monday with a 20-17 overtime loss at Virginia Tech. The Yellow Jackets bounced back with a 59-3 win at home over Presbyterian last Saturday.
Virginia enters Saturday's game 2-0 after last weekend's last-second 17-16 win at home over Penn State. The Georgia Tech trip continues a tough early stretch for the Cavaliers that includes a visit to TCU on Sept. 22, followed by a home game against Louisiana Tech on Sept. 29.
"It's really important to build momentum at the beginning, and kind of keep that rolling," said Greer. "So we understand these first couple games can kind of change how the rest of the season is going to go. We've just got to stay focused and high energy, and keep executing, and good things will happen."
"It is a tough stretch. But it's the schedule," London said. "I think someone said it's the second-toughest schedule in the ACC, because of the who we're playing. But we're playing these teams now. And we've got to get ready to go."
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These are some very rough initial sketches for a new client's logo. Playing around with a few ideas, more to come soon.
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love em! especially bottom left and right ones! too comical 8D
This is a logotype concept for the 'Laughing Donkey' client. I feel it still needs work, so any feedback would be really appreciated. Thanks!
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This is awesome! Can't wait to see more! Donkeys rock ;)
Here is my progress with the Laughing Donkey logo. I have been developing the logotype and donkey symbol as separate concepts, but I actually popped them together out of curiosity today and realised they could work. I might upload another shot of the two side by side, as I am undecided if it looks any good.
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Cinnamon, chromium, and alpha-lipoic acid are dietary supplements that have been studied for diabetes management, but are not commonly found in daily multivitamins. Chromium* and cinnamon have the least supportive evidence of efficacy, while some studies have found alpha-lipoic acid to be promising, at least subjectively, in reducing the discomforts of peripheral neuropathy.
Alpha lipoic acid, or ALA (not to be confused with alpha-linolenic acid, which has the same abbreviation), is a water- and fat-soluble antioxidant produced by the body to assist in energy metabolism. Foods rich in ALA include spinach, broccoli, and brewer's yeast. ALA may increase insulin sensitivity and enhance glucose uptake in the muscle cells of people with type 2 diabetes.
The antioxidant chemical structure of alpha-lipoic acid may protect nerves from oxidative damage caused by hyperglycemia in people with diabetes. Improved blood flow around peripheral nerves and regeneration have been found in animal studies of ALA. Several small randomized controlled clinical trials have indicated that ALA noticeably reduces pain, numbness, and tingling compared to a placebo in patients with diabetic neuropathy. These studies used doses ranging from 500 to 1800 mg per day--600 mg was found to be optimal. Side effects of nausea, vomiting, and dizziness occurred at doses of 1200 mg per day and above.
The use of ALA as a supplement is not recommended for treatment or prevention of neuropathy, but may be considered by patients who are symptomatic despite use of approved medications. Patients with thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency or a thyroid disorder, or who are undergoing chemotherapy, should avoid taking ALA.
Chromium is a trace mineral that the body normally uses to aid glucose metabolism. It is found in most foods in small quantities, around two micrograms per serving. Adequate dietary intake is 50 to 200 mcg per day. Clinical trials involving diabetic patients have shown conflicting or minimal reduction of A1C, a long-term indicator of glycemic control in diabetes, although chromium may reduce fasting blood glucose. Several of the studies concluded that the variation in responses to this mineral makes it unsuitable for patients with poor glycemic control, but possibly useful in patients with chromium deficiency.
The supplemental dose of chromium is 200 to 600 micrograms per day. Upset stomach may occur. Chromium supplementation may also increase side effects from the following drug classes and should be avoided in combination with them: beta-blockers, corticosteroids, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories, insulin, and niacin.
Drugs that reduce stomach acid, such as antacids or proton-pump inhibitors, can decrease absorption of chromium. Chromium may cause problems for those with iron deficiency because it competes with iron for absorption and transport within the body. The picolinic acid found in chromium picolinate may adversely affect neurotransmitter metabolism in central nervous system disorders, including Parkinson disease and disorders treated with antidepressants.
Cinnamon is promoted as an herb that can lower blood sugar, possibly by mimicking the effect of insulin. A review of several clinical trials found that cinnamon lowered fasting blood sugar by a small amount, less than nine mg/dL, in patients with type 2 or prediabetes. The optimal adult dose is not yet known, but a half-teaspoon or one 500 mg standardized dose is thought to be safe. Larger doses may be unsafe because Cassia cinnamon contains coumarin, which is toxic to the liver. Cinnamon may alter the efficacy of drugs processed by the liver and may increased bleeding risk in patients using blood thinners.
Consult your physician before beginning any new dietary supplements. Because hypoglycemia may occur when using any of these supplements, monitor blood sugar carefully, especially if taking prescribed blood sugar-lowering drugs.
*This mineral is often added to multivitamins, particularly "weight-loss" formulations such as "Centrum Specialist Energy." Check labels to avoid overdose.
1. Centrum, Our Products. Introducing Centrum Specialist Energy. Pfizer Consumer Healthcare, 2012. Available at: http://www.centrum.com/OurProducts/Energy.aspx. 2. Natural Standard, Bottom Line Monograph. Alpha-lipoic acid (1,2-dithiolane-3-pentanoic acid). 3.Lexi-Comp, Natural Products Database. Alpha-Lipoic Acid. 2012. 4. Natural Standard, Bottom Line Monograph. Alpha-lipoic acid (1,2-dithiolane-3-pentanoic acid) 5. Ziegler D, Ametov A, Barinov A, Dyck PJ, Gurieva I, Low PA, Munzel U, Yakhno N, Raz I, Novosadova M, Maus J, Samigullin R. Oral treatment with alpha-lipoic acid improves symptomatic diabetic polyneuropathy: the SYDNEY 2 trial. Diabetes Care. 2006 Nov;29(11):2365-70. 6. Office of Dietary Supplements, National Institutes of Health. Dietary Supplement Fact Sheet: Chromium. 8 Aug 2005. Available at: http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/list-all/Chromium. 7. Natural Standard. Professional Monograph: Chromium. 8. Lexi-Comp, Natural Products Database. Chromium. 2012. 9. Davis PA, Yokoyama W. Cinnamon intake lowers fasting blood glucose: meta-analysis. J Med Food. 2011 Sep;14(9):884-9. Epub 2011 Apr 11. Review. 10. Natural Standard, Professional Monograph. Cinnamon (Cinnamomum spp.). 2012.
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i have had type 1 diabetes for 46 years. i'm retired now but years ago there were times when i would be up all night with horrible, stabbing pain in one or the other of my feet. the only way i could describe it is to say it was like someone dripping hot oil on my foot. but the worst part was it wasn't consistent. you might go five minutes in between "attacks". but there was no way to sleep because you didn't know when it would hit again. they were hellish pains. only someone who's experienced this could understand what i'm talking about. and then at six o'clock in the morning i would have to go to work, with no sleep, and the pain lingering. it would go on for 24 hours sometimes. i started taking 600 mgs. of alpha lipoic acid and also lyrica years ago and thank God now it rarely happens to me. anyone who is suffering with this complication please ask your doctor about lyrica. it was a miracle for me. the pain that i sometimes experienced was horrible. you don't have to live with this. get help.
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