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offers students in enlisted ratings an opportunity to use
their military training and experience, college and transfer
credit, and testing programs (CLEP and DSST) to fulfill their
degree requirements. In addition, the core subjects for our
Administration of Justice program are offered on base. We
also offer each eight week session a variety of general education
courses to fulfill lower level distribution credits for both
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other institutions. Contact your base representative for more
From Interstate 64 take the 564 exit toward the Naval Station Norfolk base. Proceed to the end and turn left onto Hampton Boulevard. Proceed to the first stop light and turn right into Gate 5, "B" Avenue. Turn left onto Second Street (McDonald's on the left). Turn left onto "D" Avenue.
CEP-87 will be the first building on the left at the corner of "D" Avenue and First Street. Parking is available in the gravel parking lot directly across from First Street. You may enter the side entrance of CEP-87 which faces the gravel parking lot and proceed to the second floor. SEE
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|Sweet Transvestite
| Glee: The Music, The Rocky Horror Glee Show
Glee: The Music, The Complete Season Two
|October 19, 2010
|Cast of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
|Sung by:
|Mercedes Jones with Brittany Pierce, Santana Lopez and Will Schuester, Emma Pillsbury (episode only)
|The April Rhodes Civic Pavilion
|The Rocky Horror Glee Show
Sweet Transvestite from The Rocky Horror Picture Show is featured in The Rocky Horror Glee Show, the fifth episode of Season Two. It is sung by Mercedes with Brittany and Santana singing back-up vocals.
It was originally planned for Carl to sing the song, but it was thought to be inappropriate, so the song was given to Mercedes.
How d'you do I
See you've met my faithful handyman
He's just a little brought down ´cause when you knocked
He thought you were the candy-man
Don't get strung out by the way I look
Don't judge a book by its covers
I'm not much of a girl by the light of day
But by night I'm one hell of a lover
I'm just a Sweet Transvestite
From Sensational, Transylvania
Let me show you around
Maybe play you a sound
You look like you're both pretty groovy
Or if you want something visual
That's not too abysmal
We could take in an old Steve Reeves movie
Well you got caught with a flat
Well how about that
Well babies don't you panic
By the light of the night
It all seems alright
I'll get you a satanic mechanic
I'm just a Sweet Transvestite
From Sensational, Transylvania
Why don't you stay for the night? (Santana: Night!)
Or maybe a bite? (Brittany: Bite!)
I could show you my favourite obsession
I've been making a man
With blond hair and a tan
And he's good for relieving my tension
I'm just a Sweet Transvestite (Brittany and Santana: Sweet Transvestite)
From Sensational, (with Brittany and Santana: Transylvania)
Hey, heeeyy
I'm just a Sweet Transvestite (Brittany and Santana: Sweet Transvestite)
From Sensational, (with Brittany and Santana: Transylvania)
So come up to the lab
And see what's on the slab
I see you shiver with antici... (Will and Emma in the episode: pation!)
But maybe the rain
Isn't really to blame
So I'll remove the cause
But not the symptom!
- The Rocky Horror Show's creator, Richard O' Brien, was disappointed at the show for having changed the word "transsexual" to "sensational", claiming that the show decided to "dilute down" the themes of the musical. Source
- Since it has slight explicit content in the original, this version has been changed to 'Sweet transvestite from sensational', Transylvania,' from 'Sweet transvestite from transsexual, Transylvania'. While the altered lyrics have no effect on the plot of the episode, in the film these lines later become crucial. They also cut out a verse sung by Brad and Janet.


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2009 In Review: Did You Focus On What You Really Wanted?
I'm sitting at a Max Brenner "chocolate by the bald man" shop, slurping a dark chocolate iced frappe in Melbourne as I type this on my macbook air.
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Busta Rhymes – We Want In Lyrics
[Hook: Ron Browz]
If two dollars gettin made, we want in
If a stock is gettin trade, we want in
A record gettin played, we want in
A message to the game, that we want in
Whoaaaaaaohhh, we want in
Whoaaaaaaohhh, this is a fair warning
Whoaaaaaaohhh, we want in
Whoaaaaaaohhh, this is a fair warning
[Busta Rhymes]
Ha, hey ma! Look your child's grown
And I built somethin, Flipmode is touchin down stone
Look you shouldn't have no fear
And now we bringin the streets back, look how it feel out here
Now y'all respect the hard work, but I don't care nigga
We all tryin to eat you better learn how to share
You see the moral of the story and from how it begins
Is I'm extortin this whole shit - nigga I want in~!
[Spliff Star]
Open up the blood clat door let me in
Before I let the barrel spin and fire off the pin
This is my block (block) this is my shop (shop)
Fuck a ex-cuse, give me mines off the top
What'chu waitin on? All my patience is gone
I ain't waitin on no man, I stick to the program
Keep the pockets bulky like the muscles on Conan, swollen
European cars I be rollin - Spliff!
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Geah niggas, this is your fair warning
I give one soo woo to the gang and they on it (soo woo)
Cause you know how I think, drugs and extortion
We tired of waitin nigga we want our portion
You know what we endorsin, more violence and more fortune
Watch how you play with them boys - use caution
It's {Money Roll} geah
And that whole motherfuckin Flipmode, don't cross them
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Dr. Karen Pierson is Chief Student Services Officer. Prior to arriving at FRC in 2011, Karen served as vice-president for student development at North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) for 14 years. In this role she was responsible for oversight of all student and academic support services including athletics, student housing, enrollment management, clubs and activities, high school outreach, the student learning center, and student safety and discipline. She also served as coordinator of a title III grant designed to improve student success and retention. She was active in her community by serving on the Mason City Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and is active in the Methodist church. Prior to her work at NIACC Karen served two other community colleges in Iowa as a counselor, and as an instructional dean with responsibility for developing Tech Prep and high school partnerships. She has served as an Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP) peer evaluator for the North Central Higher Education Commission, and a peer evaluator for several Iowa community colleges.
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This Sept. 17, 2012 file image released by Fox shows the new judges for the singing competition series, "American Idol," from left, Mariah Carey, Keith Urban and Nicki Minaj and during a news conference in New York. Carey told Barbara Walters her fellow "American Idol" judge Nicki Minaj threatened to shoot her, Walters reported on ABC's "The View" Thursday morning. After a meeting on Wednesday attended by the pair, Minaj said to Carey, "I love you, but we might fight again," according to Walters. " Mariah responded, 'No, we will not.'" (AP Photo/FOX, Michael Becker)
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When I remember the world I grew up in, I see the parts of it that were Paradise — and I also see all the little hells. I was a kid in California when it had the best public education system in the world and universities were nearly free and the economy was not so hard on people and the rich paid a lot of taxes. The weather was predictable and we weren't thinking about it changing any time before the next ice age.
That was, however, the same California where domestic violence was not something the law took an interest in, where gays and lesbians were openly discriminated against, where almost all elected officials were white men, where people hadn't even learned to ask questions about exclusion and racism.
Which is to say, paradises are always partial and, when you look backward, it's worth trying to see the whole picture. The rights gained over the past 35 years were fought for, hard, while so much of what was neglected — including public education, tuition, wages, banking regulation, corporate power, and working hours — slid into hell.
For the aging Wall Street speculator stepping out for an evening to squander his investment in Viagra. For the damsel in distress shopping around for a nose like the one seen advertised in a painting by Botticelli. For the distracted child depending on a therapeutic jolt of Adderall to learn to read the Constitution. For the stationary herds of industrial-strength cows so heavily doped with bovine growth hormone that they require massive infusions of antibiotic to survive the otherwise lethal atmospheres of their breeding pens. Visionary risk-takers, one and all, willing to chance what dreams may come on the way West to an all-night pharmacy.
The war against human nature strengthens the fear of one's fellow man. The red, white, and blue pills sell the hope of heaven made with artificial sweeteners.
|Lewis Lapham, the former editor of Harper's Magazine and current editor of Lapham's Quarterly, writes about drugs, alcohol and all sorts of intoxicants in "Drugs and the National Security State" at TomDispatch.com
When the enemy was at Frederick, Maryland, Lincoln had made a "promise to myself, and…to my Maker" that "if God gave us the victory in the approaching battle, [I] would consider it an indication of Divine will" in favor of emancipation. Antietam was God's sign that he "had decided this question in favor of the slaves." Thus he intended to issue that day the proclamation warning Confederate states that unless they returned to the Union by January 1, 1863, their slaves "shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free."
As Harold Holzer points out, there had been plenty of hints that something like this was forthcoming. Nevertheless, the proclamation landed like a bombshell on the American public. Republicans praised it, Democrats denounced it, some officers and soldiers in the Union army welcomed it, others including General George B. McClellan privately condemned it, many in the border states reprehended it, Southern whites ridiculed it, and blacks both free and slave thanked God and Abraham Lincoln for this righteous decree.
'A Bombshell on the American Public' by James M. McPherson
Photo: President Abraham Lincoln and General George McClellan (second from left) after the Battle of Antietam, October 3, 1862 (Alexander Gardner/Library of Congress)
We have returned to class war in conflicts around the world — including the Chicago Teacher's Strike of 2012 and the Walmart protests in this country (which led to 1,197 actions nationwide in support of that company's underpaid workers on Black Friday), as well as the great student uprisings in Quebec and Mexico City.
There has, of course, been a war against working people and the poor for decades, only we didn't call it "class war" when just the rich were fighting hard. We called it corporate globalization, the race to the bottom, tax cuts and social-service cuts, privatization, neoliberalism, and a hundred other things. Now that the poor are fighting back, we can call it by its old name. Perhaps what the conservatives have forgotten is that if you return us to the grim divides and dire poverty of the nineteenth century, you might also be returning us to the revolutionary spirit of that century.
"Nick's book makes for timely if extraordinarily painful reading, and I sat down with him recently to talk about the ongoing relevance of Vietnam, massacres, and secretly photocopying whole US government archives." So writes Dan Denvir in prelude to an interview with me for VICE magazine about my new book, Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam.
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A new study by Technomic unveils what millennials (ages 19-34) look for in their dining experiences.
According to the report, this demographic is generally confident, liberal, upbeat and open to change, and marketing to them can be a challenge.
The population tends to place value on attributes such as social responsibility, sustainability and local, organic, grass-fed, and hormone-free offerings. They foster emotional connections to brands and their loyalty stems beyond experience.
"Millennials visit restaurants more frequently than any other generation," said Darren Tristano, Technomic executive vice president. "Restaurant operators are making consistent efforts to track the purchasing habits of millennials and appeal to their unique need states. Success with today's millennial consumer will depend on making an emotional connection and setting expectations."
Technomic's new study, "Understanding the Foodservice Attitudes and Behaviors of Millennials," provides insights for suppliers and operators.
Additionally, Technomic's Consumer Restaurant Brand Metrics program provides chains with a scorecard to benchmark performance against their peers and track results over time. Among 50 dimensions evaluated by the program, millennials gave top marks to the following chains, by segment, on three valued attributes.
1. Social Responsibility: Acting in a way that is good for the environment, treating employees well.
- In-N-Out Burger – QSR
- McAlister's Deli – fast casual
- Cracker Barrel Old Country Store – family-style
- Logan's Roadhouse – casual dining
2. Food Quality: For millennials, food quality goes beyond taste and visual appeal to include the incorporation of sourcing elements such as grass-fed and free-range into their quality perception.
- Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwich Shop – QSR
- McAlister's Deli – fast casual
- Cracker Barrel Old Country Store – family-style
- Red Lobster – casual dining
3. Supports local community activities: Makes charitable contributions, supports community organizations.
- Chik-fil-A – QSR
- Corner Bakery Cafe – fast casual
- Bob Evans – family-style
- Bonefish Grill – casual dining
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The fall season brings with it some of the most beloved events of the year. Football season, Thanksgiving and delicious apple cider are just some of the treats that autumn has to offer. However, one of the most overlooked celebrations this time of year is Oktoberfest, that most German of holidays. This festival typically runs for more than two weeks in Germany, from the end of September into October, and is regarded as the world's largest fair. Just because you can't make it to Munich doesn't mean that you have to sit out on the festivities. Host your own Oktoberfest-themed party and you and your friends and family are sure to have a great time!
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Spectacular panoramic waterfront views and sunsets are framed from almost every room of this dramatic Shearwater contemporary design. The master suite was planned to capture the sweep of the beach to the Provincetown Monument. Each living space connects to the deck areas, look out deck,including the media room and stairway to the beach. The lower level has private entrance with outside shower, living area, new bath, and bedroom with bay views. The spacious lower level with gallery hallway and two car garage provide storage and enter to the family room, with additional views of Cape Cod Bay. A seaside sensation with updates found in custom construction, including geothermal heat and AC, with 4 zones. Featured in Cape Cod Magazine August issue. Enjoy this property in all seasons!
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2.5 Bathrooms
2,500 SqFt / 1.06 Acres
Take a virtual tour at http://tour.circlepix.com/tour/Nitro/loading Page.htm?tourld=717649 The open living dining area with deck to stairs to your private beach is the perfect room to entertain and enjoy extended family living. There is a view from almost every room of this one level contemporary design with dramatic sunsets in every season. The window walls in the Living room with soaring ceilings and fireplace make this custom construction comfortable in every season. Historic Highland Links, Highland Light, and the Winery are a short distance in the North Truro neighborhood. This property is in move in condition to enjoy with privacy yet convenient to Provincetown and the airport. The private tennis court is around the corner and the automatic rolling shutters protect the house in all weathe
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3.5 Bathrooms
3,736 SqFt / 0.39 Acres
Built in 2006, this stunning, reverse design home offers both privacy and fabulous views of Hatches Harbor, the Atlantic Ocean and Seashore. Meticulous attention was paid to every detail, including custom carpentry & cabinetry, top-of-the line appliances, polished concrete countertops, & a 10 ft. high wall of glass showcasing the extraordinary view. The dramatic open floor plan includes a large dining alcove, a fireplace, and atmospheric lighting throughout. The master suite is very spacious with high ceilings, a large walk in closet with custom built ins, and a sumptuous marble master bath with a jetted tub. The 2 guest suites each have beautiful en-suite baths & sliders out to private decks. There is also a den, 2-car garage,ample basement storage and multiple decks. This pristine home is being offered for sale for the first time.
4 Bedrooms /
4.5 Bathrooms
3,829 SqFt / 0.43 Acres
Introducing Bay Harbour! Experience a new way of life in Provincetown. Spacious, luxurious living, ample professionally landscaped grounds with a private & heated Gunite pool,and wide open water views from almost every room. New construction with sophisticated design and superior quality affords you a beach house with an ideal floor plan, complete with a custom high-end kitchen, a grand living room with WBFP, a water view dining room, and 4 bedrooms, all with en-suite baths. With gleaming oak floors throughout,the interior finish details include elaborate custom moldings, marble baths,surround sound with smart house technology and security. Finished lower level with space for a media room & home gym. Detached 2 car garage with living space above. Just minutes to all the action Provincetown offers & easy trip by air or ferry from Boston.
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FORT WASHINGTON, Pa., Jan., 23, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- This year, Americans will suffer approximately one billion colds[1] and as many as one in five Americans will suffer from the flu.[2] For the millions of Americans who will turn to over-the-counter (OTC) medicines for relief, McNeil Consumer Healthcare ("McNeil"), the maker of TYLENOL®, has launched an enhanced consumer education website, GETRELIEFRESPONSIBLY.COM, to help sufferers get relief from their symptoms responsibly.
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Hitler promised Husseini that "solving" the Jewish Question in the Arab lands was part of Nazi Germany's plan.
There is no song that tells the story of freedom like Shir HaShirim.
The last one out of the Peace Talks Cemetery is requested to please lock the gate and throw the key away.
Arabs throwing stones at bus #65 on its way to Pisgat Zev in Jerusalem, injured one of the passengers. The woman was transported to Hadassah Har Tzofim hospital. Several other passengers were treated for shock.
Jeb Bush told a crowd at a NY fundraiser that he is thinking for running for President, according to a report on Fox News. He said he would make his final decision this year.
Dozens of Arabs are going wild near the Flower Gate in Jerusalem's Old City. They're burning tires, blocking the main road around the Old City, and shooting fireworks at the local police station in the area. Tazpit News Agency is unaware of any police response at this point, other than Jews are not permitted into […]
Egypt receives an estimated $700 million of oil every month from Arab countries, according to a report in the Egyptian Independent. Egypt's Petroleum Minister Sherif Ismail said that Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have been supplying Egypt with the needed oil and financing since Morsi was deposed in July, to the tune […]
The Palestinian Authority has granted itself its death wish, unless Obama wants to make a death wish for Israel.
William Rapfogel, the ousted leader of the Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty in New York, reportedly will plead guilty for his role in a scheme to steal more than $7 million from the social service agency. Rapfogel, who had served as CEO and president of the Met Council from 1992, was scheduled to enter a […]
Hatred of Israel is thicker than anybody's blood.
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Closed-minded liberal sophomoics think that anyone against Ground One Mosque and for profiling possible terrorists is a racist.
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We serve flat bread Pizza's, Burgers, Hot Wings, & Appetizers. Our pizzas, burgers, hoagies, sandwiches are served till 10 :30 pm. However our Wings, Appetizers, Salads, & chips are served till we close around 2:30 am. So can eat late here. HAPPY HOUR DAILY 4 PM-7 PM. $1 Drafts, $2 Bottles, $1 off all well, top Shelf, and Specialty Drinks! Buy Appetizer for Regular Price and Get the next 1/2 Price! • Sunday's Open 12 pm..Watch Sports Events. Play Corn hole on the Patio Pool Tournament at 7 pm with $5 Buy in!. Beer and Liquor are Welcome on the Patio! Mondays..WPT Amateur Poker League (Texas Hold'em Tournaments) played here at 6 pm & 8:30 pm. • Tuesday's.. Open Mic Night or Karaoke Starts at 8 pm. Acoustic Jam Session. So bring your Instrument! • Wednesdays..Ladies Dance & Karaoke Night at 8:30pm. Ladies Draft Beer for $1 Ladies get $5 Specialty Drinks and Top Shelf Liquor! • Thursdays.. NO BUY IN POKER at 6pm with $50 Prize! Karaoke at 8:30 pm Pool Tournament at 9pm with $5 Buy in! Check the events here to see what we are doing. We may have a Karaoke Contest, Comedy Show, Chippendales, Midget Wrestling, California Bad Girlz and other events this Night! • Fridays.NO BUY IN POKER at 6pm with $75 Prize!. Pool Tournament at 9 pm with a $5 Buy in. • Friday & Saturdays..Always a Live Band at 9:30 pm-2 am Some types of Music are Country, Rock, Southern Rock, 70's & 80's music, blues, R&B, & top covers.
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Ghost Walk
7 pm, Led by Sr. Catherine Walsh '70, Professor of Communication
Arts and Division Chair
It seems a favorite late night topic for conversation among
students in dormitories was the ghosts seen all over campus. The
Campus Ghost Walk will share those stories and the characters from
Mount history that may be making nightly visits to the campus. Come
take a walk through the real and not so real world of Mount Saint
Mary College. Space is limited and on a first-come, first-served
Murder Mystery Dinner Show
7:30-10 pm, Hudson Hall Auditorium
Dinner opens at 7:30 pm
Show Begins at 8:30 pm
Join us for a fun filled evening of murder, mayhem, and delicious
food! Everyone's a suspect as you try to guess whodunit with family
members and other guests. This dinner theater will include a dinner
buffet, cocktails and hors d'oeurves for the whole family. Space is
Continental Breakfast
9-11 am, Hudson Hall Auditorium
Kids Arts and Crafts Hour
Presented by the MSMC SGA Get Creative Club
9-10 am, Hudson Hall Glass Lounge
Get on over to Hudson Hall for a kids drop-in craft workshop. Kids
are invited to make a wonderful array of craft projects that they
will be able to share with friends and family! We ask that children
under 15 are accompanied by an adult.
Science Experiments for Kids
Presented by the MSMC SGA American Chemical Society Club
10-11 am, Aquinas Hall
Become a master scientist for the day while having fun and
participating in many great experiments! Please only register the
children participating. All participants must be accompanied by an
Navigating College Admissions
10 am, Villa Library
Do you have a high school student getting ready to explore where
they want to go to college. Whether your child is submitting
applications to your alma mater or to other universities across
America, sign up for Navigating College Admissions. Come and learn
how to select a college, steps to follow as well as when to visit
colleges and what to look for and people to see. Also find out how
a college selects its class and which is most important: grades,
scores or activities?
Estate Planning Presentation: What you need to know
today for a better tomorrow
10:30 am-Noon, Kaplan Family Mathematics, Science & Technology
Center Room 163
Meeting current and future financial needs takes good planning.
Join experts for a discussion about protecting your family, assets
and lifestyle, key legal documents, and investment strategies that
can help you reach your goals.
MSMC Men's & Women's Lacrosse
11 am, Kaplan Athletic Field
MSMC Women's Volleyball Game
11 am, Kaplan Recreation Center
Mount Saint Mary College vs. Montclair State University
MSMC Men's Alumni Baseball Game
1 pm, Dominican Center Field
Come and cheer on the former men's baseball players' as they take
to the field for the 7th Annual Alumni Baseball Game.
Puppet Show
Preformed by the MSMC SGA Different Stages Theatre Club
11:30 am-Noon, Whittaker Hall
Head on over to Whittaker Hall and bring your kids to an engaging
and interactive puppet show.
Family BBQ Under the Big Top
Noon-3:30 pm, Guzman Lawn
Relax under the big top and enjoy with your friends and family as
you feast on a traditional barbecue that includes chicken, hotdogs,
and hamburgers. Get to know other families while you make new
memories with your own. Live entertainment, carnival games, and
giveaways for the family all day! MSMC students can use a meal from
their swipe card for this event.
Campus Tours
12:30-3 pm, Tours depart from Guzman Lawn
Tours given by Admissions Ambassadors
MSMC Women's Volleyball Game
3 pm, Kaplan Recreation Center
Mount Saint Mary College vs. Lehman College
Fall Festival & Wine Tasting
7-10 pm, Kaplan Family Mathematics, Science & Technology
Center Atrium
What better place to enjoy the fall season than the beautiful
Hudson Valley. Enjoy some of your favorite fall foods while you
meet other families, faculty, and administration. Delicious
cocktails, pasta and carving stations, and hors d'oeuvres will be
perfect to make a meal out of as you taste, compare and enjoy a
variety Hudson Valley wines. Wine tasting is complimentary.
Dinner Cruise on the Hudson
7-10 pm, Newburgh Landing
Enjoy a 3-hour scenic cruise down the Hudson River. Catch up with
other families and enjoy a leisurely dinner buffet. Cash bar with
valid ID. Space is extremely limited. Reservations are on a first
come, first served basis.
MSMC Knight of Illusion & Comedy
9 pm, Aquinas Hall Theatre
Let's make some magic at the MSMC Knight of Illusion & Comedy!
Join us for an evening of fun and entertainment as an illusionist
dazzles you with magic and makes you laugh the night away.
MSMC Coffee Bar
10 pm-Midnight, Kaplan Family Mathematics, Science &
Technology Center Atrium
Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with biscotti and other tasty treats
as you relax after your exciting day.
Remembrance Mass
10 am, Founders Chapel
Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, will again be blessing pets at Mount
Saint Mary College after 10 am Mass (around 10:45 am), outside
Guzman Hall. Furry, feathered, or finned friends on leashes or in
carriers are welcome with their human companions.
Family Farewell Breakfast
10:30 am-Noon, Aquinas Hall, The View
Do you have a long ride home and just want to grab a quick bite
before hitting the road? Join us in The View for a continental
breakfast after the Remembrance Mass. MSMC students can use a meal
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The vibrant Greek city takes over from Maribor (Slovenia), as European Youth Capital for 2014. Keep an eye out for all the events that will happen throughout the year.
Thessaloniki, a student city situated in the Thermaikos Gulf on the Aegean, has a programme for the year based on the topics like culture, innovation, volunteering, youth participation, environment, sports and creativity. The European Youth Capital not only hosts a series of actions and events, but also embraces activities from numerous citizens' movements, groups and individuals with a common philosophy.
Big scale youth events will take place during the year, including the Youth Event of the Greek Presidency, campaigns for the European Parliament elections, European Parliament and United Nations simulations for students and many competitions. In cooperation with the local civil society network, the city's youth organisations and with the support of EU, the Council of Europe, the UN, the Greek Presidency and a large number of Foundations, the programme in 2014 will give the city an open youth laboratory profile.
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Contact: Diane Pratt-Heavner
301-686-3075 Ext.
The School Food Revolution:
More schools cooking from scratch and serving healthier pre-prepared foods, but limited equipment, funds and staff resources are a persistent challenge.
National Harbor, MD (April 20, 2011) – School nutrition programs across the country are preparing more school meals from scratch or serving healthier pre-prepared entrees and sides.
However, school nutrition programs face enormous hurdles in their efforts to scratch cook. In the early years of the National School Lunch Program, schools received financial assistance to help cover the cost of expensive commercial grade equipment purchases. But the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981 eliminated that assistance and slashed other support for school meals.
Since then, as food prices have climbed, many school nutrition programs have struggled to break even, let alone invest in new equipment, hire the additional staff necessary to scratch-prep meals and train cooks on proper handling techniques for raw meat in accordance with strict school food safety standards.
As a result, school nutrition programs must have access to healthy, pre-prepared foods that meet the nutrition requirements for school meals. Food companies are meeting this critical need, and have made tremendous progress in improving their foods using healthier preparation methods, leaner meats, whole grain ingredients and less sodium and sugar.
Many of these companies have made noteworthy commitments to provide healthier products, including the multi-industry agreement with the Alliance for a Healthier Generation to help schools serve healthier meals at more affordable prices and The Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation's pledge to First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! campaign to reduce calories by 1.5 trillion a year. Food industry efforts in schools and in the commercial market where families and restaurants rely on pre-prepared foods will be critical to helping America's families improve their diets.
SNA, (schoolnutrition.org ) the School Nutrition Association, is a national, non-profit professional organization representing more than 53,000 members who provide high-quality, low-cost meals to students across the country. Founded in 1946, the Association and its members are dedicated to feeding children safe and nutritious meals.
SNA is issuing a series of articles highlighting the School Food Revolution occurring nationwide and the ways schools have raised the bar for school meals. To read the first article in this series, visit schoolnutrition.org/Blog.aspx?id=15266&blogid=564.
Contact: Diane Pratt-Heavner
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The School Food Revolution: The Healthy Changes in School Cafeterias You Haven't Seen on TV
National Harbor, MD (April 13, 2011) – Despite limited resources and rising food costs, school nutrition programs across the country have made tremendous progress in offering healthier meals in school cafeterias. But don't expect to see these successes on television – good news about school meals just doesn't bring in the ratings.
School Nutrition Association's 2010 Back to School Trends Report found that schools are serving more whole grains and fresh produce, while working to reduce added sodium and sugar in foods served on the lunch line. Many school districts are bringing in more locally-grown produce, encouraging extra helpings of fruits and vegetables or offering salad bars. To get kids excited about these healthy choices, schools are experimenting with kids cooking competitions, partnerships with local chefs and nutrition education programs.
Many schools are cooking up more menu items from scratch, and schools with limited ability to scratch cook, due to staffing, equipment or cost challenges, are using higher quality pre-prepared foods. Food companies have been using leaner meats, more whole grains and less salt and sugar to make the pre-prepared foods served in schools healthier than ever. These days, baked sweet potato "fries" or wedges are common choices, while school pizza is often served on whole grain crust with low-fat cheese and low-sodium sauce. Meanwhile, local dairies have been working with school nutrition programs to reduce the fat and sugar in flavored milk choices, which leading health and nutrition organizations support keeping in schools.
These changes are being achieved through the perseverance of school nutrition professionals who must contend with paltry budgets, burdensome regulations, strict food safety standards or insufficient equipment and support. Often, critics of school nutrition programs and advocates for healthier food choices fail to acknowledge these cost constraints and the complexity of the rules governing the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.
Over the next several weeks, School Nutrition Association will issue a series of articles highlighting the School Food Revolution occurring nationwide and the ways schools have raised the bar for school meals.
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Yoda with a red lightsaber? really?
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The Philadelphia Flyers tweeted out photos of Ilya Bryzgalov's forceful new mask, a tribute to the Star Wars universe. The custom job, created by Langhorne, Pa.-based artist Fran Drummond, features Darth Vader, Yoda, R2-D2, an Imperial storm trooper, the Millennium Falcon and a TIE fighter.
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RODALE NEWS, EMMAUS, PA—Environmental health, plant, and food experts have been sounding the alarm about health risks associated with the popular weed killer Roundup for years, saying it leads to hormone disruption and more than three dozen plant diseases. One study even found its main ingredient, glyphosate, killed human cells in the lab. A new report published this month also alleges that regulators and the pesticide industry have long known about the birth defect link—some for more than two decades—but kept the details hidden from the general public. While millions of pounds of Roundup are sprayed on food crops each year, many people still also freely spray Roundup in weedy areas of their lawn. It's been found in drinking water, and even inside our food.
THE DETAILS: A group of respected scientists published the report this month as the maker of Roundup, chemical company Monsanto, pushes the European Union to allow plantings of its genetically engineered seeds that rely on heavy Roundup sprayings (something that has been done in the United States for more than a decade). The authors allege that European government agencies and the European Commission, tasked with regulating chemicals, knew about birth defects associated with the product for years and, despite that, did not place stronger restrictions on the project. (Roundup is used in farming, but commonly as a home weed killer, too.)
At issue is the fact that Roundup seems to be exempt from regulators' taking a closer look at its health impacts. The European Union is set to adopt much stricter pesticide laws this summer; however, Roundup and more than three dozen other pesticides have received a free pass, and won't need to be reviewed until 2015. (Greenpeace and Pesticide Action Network are currently suing over this. The report authors say Roundup could actually ward off reviews until 2030.) "The beneficiary will be the pesticide industry; the victim will be public health," they write.
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Understanding the Coordinated School Health Program
Schools, families, and communities all have resources for reaching young people with messages and learning opportunities that can influence health related behaviors.
A Coordinated School Health Program is an approach that brings together the resources of families, schools, and communities to help students stay healthy and make the most of their educational opportunities. The school health program in most school districts can be organized into 8 separate but related components. When these components work together to compliment and reinforce one another in an effort to enhance student health, it is referred to as a Coordinated School Health Program. A coordinated school health program has components that include: health education; physical education; school health services; counseling, psychological, and social services; school nutrition services; a healthy school environment; staff wellness programs; and family and community involvement.
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Jerry Spooner, Cleveland Clinic's laundry manager, as well as three production supervisors and several employees, came to Collinwood Yards for the start up of the new facility, with Spooner serving as Plant Manager. Currently, Collinwood Yards has nine management positions and more than a hundred staff. More than eighty of the facility's employees are new to the laundry-processing field. Most of them from the surrounding neighborhood, making Sodexho a major factor in the community's economic well-being.
"We have a very strong training program here," said Spooner. "The new employees coming in have never seen a big laundry, let alone a computerized one. There is the safety aspect, teaching them how to operate the various pieces of machinery efficiently and safely, and there are the many steps in the production cycle, beginning with differentiating between patient gowns and surgical gowns and all the other pieces of linen that we process. We are now at 112 pounds per operator hour and improving weekly with no high end set limit."
The day starts at Collinwood Yards at 6:00 am, with the first shift running until 2:30pm. The second shift runs from 3:30pm until midnight. The hour in between shifts is used for preventive maintenance on the equipment and catch-up if needed. The plant operates six days a week. Trucks begin arriving at four bays in the soil sort side of the plant at 3:30 am and continue with customer pickups and deliveries until 4:00 pm. There are three bays on the delivery, or clean side, with a fourth bay, a drive-through, used for equipment and material delivery. Five 53' trailer trucks and three 20' box trucks are kept busy with runs to the plant's customers.
Nine of Collinwood Yards' employees work at a raised Dunnewalt computerized soil sort area. As they sort the nineteen classifications of linen items into slings according to LED readouts at each station, the computer records and monitors the slings by item and customer and sends each to one of fourteen pre-selected overhead rails that queue the slings for the washers. Computer screens throughout the plant let supervisors know where each batch of linen is, in real time, anywhere in the system. Each customer's slings are color-coded in the computer for quick and easy identification. Most of the linen flows through two Lavatec 16-chamber tunnel washers at 90-seconds-per-110 lb. batch cycles, with stain-treated linen headed for rewash in two Lavatec 275 lb. washer-extractors and uniforms and "odds and ends" going to two 70 lb. Lavatec pony washers. There are more than 800 Chem-Tainer laundry carts in the plant's system, at any point in the day either in the facility, on trucks, or at customer locations. Sodexho designed their own pass-through wash station for the carts traveling from the soil side to the clean side, through the barrier wall.
On the clean side, 110 lb. "cakes" exiting the tunnel washers' presses travel, two-at-a-time, by automated conveyors to twelve Lavatec transfer batch tumbler dryers for conditioning. From here, the cleaned linen is automatically loaded into slings, raised up to a system of twelve overhead Dunnewalt rails and directed by the computer to the appropriate area for finishing. Four flat work ironers, two Chicago with Chicago folder-stackers, one Braun with a Lavatec folder-cross folder and one Lavatec with a Chicago four lane folder-stacker. There are five Chicago small piece folders for items such as patient gowns and towels and a Chicago blanket folder complete the processing cycle. Clean linen from the washer extractors and pony washers are taken by cart to the appropriate areas for finishing. Linen is dumped onto Speed Check lift tables to provide ergonomic assistance to the workers feeding the finishing equipment. Coats and uniforms for hospital personnel are taken to a Colmac steam tunnel for finishing. The Collinwood Yards plant has a current capacity of fifty million pounds, but has been designed to easily accept additional equipment.
Emeka Okeani is the Division President for all Sodexho USA laundry facilities. "In the design for equipment configuration as well as layout," he said, "we have a very strong safety-conscious culture. We involved our Risk Management Group's safety experts in the ergonomic design of this plant from the ground up. Then, when a facility is up and running, an auditor from Risk Management will visit randomly. The auditor, together with the laundry manager, reviews a checklist of policies and procedures."
Planning for the Collinwood Yards plant also included major energy conservation systems. Flue exhaust from their three Cleaver Brooks 150 lb. boilers is used to pre-heat incoming city water. This water is then heated additionally by water exiting the tunnel washers via a tube-within-a-tube system to bring the clean city water up to about 100 degrees before entering the boilers for final heating, saving a great deal of energy. Larry Weiss, the plant's Chief Engineer, tests samples of incoming water daily to make sure alkalinity is held to a minimum. "I look for anywhere from 400 to 600 parts per million of hydroxide," he said, "to keep scale from coating the tubes and maintain boiler efficiency." Ecolab provides all the chemicals for the boiler room, as well as for the laundering processes. The Lavatec transfer batch tumbler dryers have also been made energy efficient. Using a coaxial duct system, hot exhaust gases heat incoming outside air to reduce each dryer's gas usage.
"What we had here," said Robert Pfeifer, Collinwood Yards' General Manager, "was the ability to design a plant from the ground up. It is the engineer's and operating person's dream. We could take our experience and factor in the expectations of our customers and design a plant that is not only functional today, but affords the opportunity for growth. Right now, we have a combination of pooled accounts and individual accounts, but our plans call for eventually having a central packing system."
"This all started as a long term relationship with the Cleveland Clinic Foundation," said Mr. Okeani. "With the hospitals of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation now represented under our roof, we can concentrate on reaching out to obtain new customers and continue to grow our base."
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DURHAM, N.C. — A fire in the laundry room at a County Jail in Durham damaged goods but required no evacuation. The fire, which originated in a dryer, damaged hundreds of uniforms. In addition to the lost goods, the jail's laundry sustained water and smoke damage. The fire was extinguished by the sprinkler system that had been activated.


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Interview by Dennis NallyDiplomat, educator, foreign policy expert, linguist, accomplished musician—Condoleezza Rice epitomizes achievement. Having broken through gender barriers to serve as President George W. Bush's national security advisor during his first term, she went on to become the first female African- American US secretary of state, a role in which she defined the term courageous leadership. Now in transition between public and private life, Dr. Rice discusses not only the challenges and opportunities she has faced in the past, but, more important, those she looks forward to encountering in the future.
DN: How is life after the administration? It must be quite a change.
CR: Life after the administration is great. The best part of it is that I can read the newspapers and not think I have to do anything about what's in them. Eight years was a very long time. And I'm glad to be back in private life. It's also great to be back in a university. So, life is terrific.
DN: Has life always been terrific, or have there been challenges, particularly growing up?
CR: I came from a little community in which it was all about family, school, faith, and church. And the community, of course, was segregated. If you were African-American, you couldn't go to a restaurant. You couldn't go to a movie theater. Parents had to explain to their children why they couldn't go to a certain amusement park. So this little community engaged in substitution. We had lessons at everything—French and ballet and piano. And we were always encouraged to work hard. It was a community of high standards. And we were encouraged to see limitless opportunities. I don't know how they did it, but they really made us believe that even though we couldn't eat at a local lunch counter, we could be president of the United States if we wanted to be. But we got through it because it was a strong community. My parents and others just kept sending the message that you may have to be twice as good. But that's okay. Be twice as good.
DN: Obviously, you took your parents' advice, and your drive and talent led to tremendous accomplishments. What, in your opinion, attracts talented people to a job in government, in education, or, for that matter, in business?
CR: First, you want the work to be challenging and meaningful. And you want to feel supported and affirmed for what you do. But even more important, people need to have access to the educational opportunities that lead to rewarding careers.
While the United States is not perfect, it really does try to do good in the world.
DN: Can corporate America help in this regard?
CR: Absolutely. I think, first of all, businesses should strongly advocate for education as a civil right. Innovative educational programs that are supported by corporations are important as well. We've also found it very useful when corporate mentors go into the schools.
DN: Education is important, but so is experience. What has your on-the-job experience as a diplomat and an educator taught you that you might not have learned in school?
CR: Well, the first thing is that we're not all alike. We're all very different. And that's what makes the world interesting. Because of those differences, it's important that you be able to put yourself in somebody else's shoes without taking your shoes off.
DN: Can you explain that a bit more?
CR: Yes. First, diplomacy is a world where interests overlap, sometimes to a great degree, as with our allies, and sometimes not, as with our adversaries. It's important to know the difference and to be able to work within those different perspectives. Second, it's simple to get people to do something easy but considerably more difficult to get them to do something hard.
Successful diplomacy often involves the latter. The final thing is personal relationships. They really matter. Without relationships, you cannot ask people to do hard things. I guess I was the most traveled secretary of state in history. I traveled over a million miles. I know the value of sitting across from someone and feeling their body temperature when I talk with them.


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PRE LIGHT; The habano wrapper is rustic and lightly splotchy but has an oily sheen.(never judge a book by the cover right?) this boutique blend is well packed and firm along the lenght.I decided to use a shuriken cutter to light this thick ring gauge cigar.(more on the cutter later).
FRIST THIRD; after ignition of the foot I was greeted with a blast of red pepper and cedar. the light and draw was easy.There were notes of smoked almonds that was pervasive but over shadowed by the red pepper . While the flavor was full at this point the bodie was still medium.
SECOND THIRD; The red pepper tapered off and was now medium in flavor on my palette. with notes sweet cedar ramping up.the ash was a bit flakey and grey/white in color,however the ash held prety firm. The draw was very good and the smoke while full was otherwise unremarkble.
LAST THIRD; The flavor profile remained that of red pepper flake and sweet cedar . The bodie stayed medium and the ash flaked off at the halfway point. I had no problems with burn or draw. some times the burn on a 6×60 can be troublesome,but this vitola was well constructed and I enjoyed a full hour of this blend.
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You've probably heard the saying "you must be the change you wish to see in the world." (Crazy-inspiring, right?!) Well, civil rights leader Mohandas Gandhi was the one to say these wise words.
Affectionately known as Mahatma, or "bapu," (father) he was the leader of India's independence movement in the 1930s and 40s. Gandhi is famous for taking on the British colonialists with inspiring speeches and non-violent protest. He changed the world, and his influence continues today. Here are 6 facts about Gandhi.
- He spent 20 years in South Africa working to fight discrimination. It was there that he developed his concept of satyagraha. aka a non-violent way of protesting against injustices.
- In India, Gandhi led an initiative to clean up the area where he was from. He helped build new schools and hospitals. Eventually he was arrested by British-appointed landlords for causing unrest, but talked his way out of jail and negotiated better conditions for impoverished Indian farmers.
- Gandhi helped end British rule of India. Gandhi's non-cooperation movement, which began in the early 1920s, called for Indians to boycott British goods and traditions and become self-sufficient.
- In what would come to be seen as his most famous protest, in 1930 Gandhi led thousands of Indians on a 250-mile march to a coastal town to produce salt, on which the British had a monopoly.
- Gandhi helped bring about India's independence. India finally gained full independence in 1947 when Gandhi was 78. Although some historians argue that independence was inevitable with Britain's economic downfall after World War II, most agree that it would not have happened without Gandhi.
- Gandhi inspired future civil rights leaders. Martin Luther King Jr. is said to be have been influenced by Gandhi's philosophy of non-violence, considering it to be the only reasonable approach to the problem of race relations in America.


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RENO — Troopers from the Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP) will be waiting tables and serving patrons when they volunteer at the ninth annual Claim Jumper Tip-A-Cop fundraiser Thursday. Each volunteer from the Department of Public Safety will be paired up with a restaurant employee for the event, which takes place from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Claim Jumper restaurant at 4905 S. Virginia St. in Reno. As patrons are seated, each table will be greeted by the two-person team and a special envelope will be left for those wishing to make a donation. This special tip is in addition to the normal server's normal gratuity and all of the money raised will stay here in northern Nevada allowing athletes in the Special Olympics Nevada programs to train and participate in sporting events year-round.
Last year's event raisedn $2,465. To help with this year's event, NHP has invited deputies from the Storey County Sheriff's Office.
"Special Olympics Nevada was designated as the charity of choice by the Nevada Sheriffs' and Chiefs' Association in 2009 and we do our part in helping to raise money and awareness for the athletes throughout the year," said NHP Trooper Chuck Allen. "Whether it's waiting tables at various restaurants, to jumping into the icy waters of Lake Tahoe for the annual Polar Plunge in March, to serving hamburgers at the annual Cops & Burgers event in June, it's all about supporting a wonderful cause and giving back to the communities we serve."