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For the past decade, Hays High School has dominated the throwing scene at the Class 5A state track and field championships.
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For the past decade, Hays High School has dominated the throwing scene at the Class 5A state track and field championships.
The Indians have won 10 individual titles in the shot put or discus since 2003, so half of the 5A discus and throwing titles have been won by Hays High.
Hays High's throwers have won four discus titles and three shot puts in the past four years -- something only two other schools have accomplished (Fredonia from 1967-1970 and Beloit from 1995-1998) -- and with senior Cade Sharp, the defending champion in both events, back, Hays High has a shot at doing something no school has ever done: five straight discus titles and four straight shot put titles.
Sharp said he doesn't mind the added pressure.
"That's a top goal of mine to win both this year and put Hays High in history," Sharp said.
It will be a challenge, though.
This season, a number of 5A throwers have recorded state championship caliber throws.
Sharp's regional mark of 56 feet, 4.25 inches in the shot put makes him the 5A leader, but in the discus, Maize South senior Austin McCormick has thrown 168-4 and Newton junior Cody Martens has posted a 167-0, according to Kansas track and field historian Carol Swenson. Sharp's season best in the discus sits at 161-4, and he took second behind Martens at the regional.
"I'm not much of a mental case," Sharp said. "If I hit my PR at state and (Martens) happens to hit better than my PR, there's not much I can do about that. All I can do is perform my best and hope I get the discus championship."
Sharp has had to deal with adversity this season as well. He hasn't lifted much since football season after separating his left shoulder working out.
He mostly has focused on his technique since he has had to avoid most of the major lifts, such as bench and hang cleans.
"I've been doing what I can do to make up for it, but my sophomore year, I was a lot stronger than I am this year," Sharp said.
So with stiff competition and in a weakened state, Sharp might have the cards stacked against him, but that doesn't mean it's not possible.
In fact, Sharp said he's up for the challenge.
"I like the big pressure, the high-risk kind of thing," he said. "The bigger the atmosphere, I perform a lot better in those situations. It's exciting for me to get this opportunity to see if I can get it."
Even if he doesn't take first in both events, Sharp is a two-time shot put champion and one-time discus champion, and Hays High already has made history.
It's one of five schools to win four straight titles in the discus and one of 15 schools to win three consecutive shot put titles. This state meet will just give Hays High a chance to stand alone in the history books.
Hays High head coach Ryan Cornelsen, who has been at the helm of the program for three consecutive boys' team titles, wasn't even around for when the streak started in 2009.
He credits the coaches for Hays High's success in throws. Kirk Maska coaches the discus, while Mitch Harris coaches the shot put. Both coaches work with the throwers during the summer and winter.
"They are both very knowledgeable in their event, and they are good teachers," Cornelsen said. "They can get their kids to learn what they are trying to teach. You put all that together with some kids with some desire to be good and a little athletic ability, you have a chance to have some good throwers."
Tyler Rathke started the streak in 2009 with a discus title. Then the next season, Rathke won the discus and shot put in 2010, and then Zack Gaughan earned gold in the discus and Sharp took first the shot put in 2011. And last season, Sharp won both.
Maska, whose son Brady won back-to-back discus titles in 2003 and 2004 and set the 5A state meet record his senior year at 191-6, said he's been fortunate.
"I've been spoiled," Maska said. "I've had really talented kids, and I've had really hard-working kids. We are just excited, and we are going to give it our best shot to do it one more time."
Maska said his throwers don't get too caught up thinking about their success, but he hopes their opponents do.
"When we go to track meets, other schools might think, 'Well, Hays is here, so we are going to fight for second or third or maybe fourth or whatever,' " Maska said. "It's good to have the confidence coming in and maybe a little doubt from your opponents."


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The average life span of the Jack Russell Terrier is 13 - 16 years.2/9/2015 10:49:41 AM
A grain-free, high quality dog food is the best thing to feed your dog. Some brands to look at are Acana, Origjn, Taste of the Wild, Life Mates, Now and Go! You can get sample bags and/or buy a small bag of the food to see if your dog likes it. If he/she does, then you can get a larger bag. Every dog is different and likes and dislikes certain meats. So it is up to you to find out what your dog likes and dislikes for flavor.12/28/2014 9:59:33 AM
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My sister in law has 4 Jack Russell Terriers, and never have had a problem with them and her kids. The best dogs for families with kids, though, IMO, are labs or goldens. (Labrador Retriever or Golden Retriever). They are the BEST BEST BEST DOGS!1/30/2014 12:34:57 AM
I would never put a Jack Russell with a small child such as a 2 yr old or even a 4 yr old. Your just asking for trouble. A.) An out of control dog, B.) a hurt child2/10/2015 3:12:20 PM
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My Jack Russell had issues with allergies that caused itching & some patchy spots in her coat. I changed her diet to hypoallergenic & as well as sorting her skin & coat problems she appears healthier in every way & much easier to scoop her poop now too! 😄11/22/2013 5:25:22 AM
Skin allergies are due to grains. Like people, they can be gluten intolerant. You need to put the dog on grain free dog food. I don't care what a vet will tell you, they want to cover symptoms with drugs, which further damages the immune system. Change your dogs diet. No more wheat, barley, rye or oats. 12/24/2013 1:24:03 PM
Try a product called DreamCoat..Made by Halo. Product is excellent..Just add to food once a day. You will see a difference. You can get it online at vitacost.com7/20/2014 9:57:47 PM
10 to 20 years..depending on breeding, health, activity..etc..4/9/2013 1:47:22 AM
Jack's are known to live on average, 16 years, but with care and love and stimulation they often live much longer. 6/11/2014 8:58:56 AM
Honestly...NOTHING...It is a registery thing..AKC wanted to get away from the shorty JRs so they started calling them Parsons..If you do want a TRUE Jack Russell, get a JRTCA (Jack Russell Terrier Club of America) registerable dog. JRTCA is out to keep the breed true to what Rev. John Russell started. Alot of the AKC dogs were JRTCA dogs at one point, but due to certain circumstances they were either kicked out of the club or changed to AKC because of their opinions. 4/9/2013 1:51:49 AM
Jack Russell breeders resisted entry into the AKC for many years because the AKC wanted a specific standard for size, coat, etc. To true loyalists of the breed this was unnaceptable because they believed that breeding for specific traits of size, coat and confirmation would destroy the one trait that lovers of the Jack Russell treasure most...personality and hunting instinct. In order to accommodate the different sizes, the AKC first accepted the longer legged Jacks (between 12-15") as Parson Russell Terriers and the smaller Russell Terriers (under 12"). The JRTCA accepts Jack Russells of all sizes and still promotes the original characteristics of the breed. 9/14/2014 10:26:25 AM
Contact the breeder, they should be willing to take your Jack back..Any Jack Russell breeder should have recommended any kids under the age of 5 are not really an ideal home. If your breeder that you have purchased your JR from will not take him/her back, then try to contact Russell Rescue Inc and they maybe able to help you, but please don't put that Jack in a shelter. You should have really considered your environment before purchasing a Jack Russell or dog to make sure it would be a good fit for your home! 4/9/2013 1:56:34 AM
You can go to www.terrier.com and there are alot of good articles on how to help submissive or excited urination. You could also use belly bands or bloomers to start helping..It is all in a way of how you approach the situation. If you come up to the dog all excited and they are all excited, you just contributed to the problem. Also, depending on the age of JR too. If still a puppy, you will need to take them out more to empty the bladder better. If it is excitement urination, then you need to approach the dog calmly, not all excited..Just adding to the excitement does not help. Do check out www.terrier.com and the articles, I am sure you find them helpful!4/9/2013 2:08:32 AM
I would not. Too old, eggs are too old. Begging for trouble!3/28/2013 11:23:04 PM
No too old dangerous for everyone4/1/2013 8:35:10 PM
I wouldn't do it. You might even end up paying for a c-section and that could be a ton of money. Also you could lose the Mom and/or the puppies. Way dangerous.12/31/2013 12:48:33 PM
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Try a grain free food.12/31/2013 12:52:03 PM
Sounds like you need to take him for "runs" not walks. Let him out in a big field and walk the perimeter with him. And yes, it will take 2 hours for him to "blow off" some steam, so plan on spending time with him exploring the fields. He's gonna run like a banshee at first, don't call him back... you just start walking and call to him, "Come on, I'm going this way". He'll come your direction, probably blast by you. You do this exercise a couple times a week, you'll be giving him the activity he needs and wants. Instead of chasing him for two hours, take him for 2 hour runs. As for sore muscles, you need to be giving him a good mineral supplement and add some EFA's to his food.11/16/2014 11:35:16 AM
The dog has learned he can get attention by making noise. If he can't get good attention then (like a kid) he'll take bad attention. The only way to get him quiet is to catch him doing something right and reward him with what he wants. When he is quiet give him toys, food, attention. When he's noisy ignore him till he's quiet. He's smart he'll learn quickly that he gets what he wants by being quiet. 10/24/2012 2:35:27 PM
You can also discuss bark softening with your vet but it would be best if you worked with a trainer to learn how to train the behaviors you want. You're smarter than the dog, you can do this. 10/24/2012 2:37:01 PM
The question is why isn't she playful? Does she feel bad? Is she hungry or tired? Make sure she's not sick, not hungry, not in need of a bathroom break and not tired then offer her fun things to play with. Get her some stuffed toys perhaps, a ball maybe, a basted knee cap bone (always get treats made in the USA). Sometimes we have to accept our pets just the way they are. Yours may be a quieter animal. If you develop a relationship with your dog that fosters love and trust she will be playful when she's well and happy. One that is depressed may have some subclinical problem like protozoa and a vet check might be in order. Good luck10/24/2012 2:32:30 PM
I would take her to the vet and make sure it is not something like thyroid or even a bad tooth. She may need medical attention. 12/31/2013 12:55:46 PM
just make them use a tennis ball as a muffler thats what we did, everytime he wanted to either play with the little grand children or play with the cat or bark we just taught him to get a ball, it worked wonderfully for all 15 years we had him r.i.p ralph we would buy they 5-6 packages at a time and we bought good ones the cheap ones he would pop and need to be thrown out 8/15/2012 3:50:47 PM
Clickers work great for Jack Russells. If you want a calmer dog, get a short Jack Russell as they were the little barn dogs and no so into the more active hunting dogs. 5/2/2014 2:26:49 PM
I have a Jack Russell and it does the same thing. I just uselly shut the door or windows so it cant see poeple or other animals.8/8/2012 12:09:25 AM
I found that a shot of water from a spray bottle and the command of "No Bark" worked for our Jack Russell. She doesn't need the water any more just the command.12/4/2012 3:31:39 PM
I have two Jack Russell Terriers and they are both about 12- 14 lbs. I do control how much they eat so they dont get over weight.7/24/2012 2:01:03 PM
When Jack Russell Terriers are born they have a normal tail. When they are about 2-3 days old they need to go to the Vet and get their tail docked. 7/24/2012 2:02:18 PM
My russell has a tail in the shape of a question mark so i never got his tail cut8/13/2012 3:30:33 PM
I dont use a lead with mine. I use a normal leash so my Jack Russell Terrier wont take off. 7/24/2012 2:04:15 PM
I usually will take treats when i walk my dog. This way he will stay close, also if another dog is walking by him all i have to do is say treat and i have his undivided attention8/13/2012 3:31:42 PM
Yes that should stop. I have one of my own and has never chewed on anything though. Try getting the dog a bone to chew on6/30/2012 9:54:53 AM
You really have to be firm with the jack russell breed. If not they will be telling you what to do instead of the other way around. When you find them chewing on something that he/she should not be, take over his/her favorite toy instead and he may realize that hey I have something fun to play with. Your JRT may still be cutting teeth as well. Never give up on your Firmness or they will outsmart you. I wish you much luck, they are wonderful pets once trained, I own one that is 3yrs. now.7/11/2012 10:38:01 PM
I noticed this with my jack russell terrier until i went to my parents with my female. They had 3 jacks and they would go outside a LOT and she would follow and pee outside and started to learn to go outside more. She will pee inside if you dont take her out a lot and allow her to pee outside.8/6/2012 6:54:50 AM
Hi in response to your question, i have a 5yr old JRT. You need to use play and treats to train your jack russell. I found Frisbees very good for this. They are highly intelligent and need stimulation constantly and plenty of exercise though very loyal and loving6/8/2012 7:03:13 PM
You can do training at home. Youtube has some great videos on training. I personally like clicker training and they have some good videos on that. I think a lot of agility dogs use toys instead of treats for rewards. You might check out videos on agility.5/2/2014 2:30:44 PM
Hello, I find the more you walk her 1/2 hour after they drink water, the better they don't pee in the house. There are signs of going to pee which are smelling the ground. As for the barking at other dogs, that is a socialization issue. If puppy was not socialized, it will grow to be unstable, we have a puppy like that. We are trying to change her habits right now. It's extremely hard. Hope that helps.5/6/2012 10:32:11 AM
Put some newspaper down for your Jack Russell Terrier. When she goes, take it outside near the door. Once she gets wind of it she should start going outside. They are quite hard to train but you have to stay on top of them. Dont' leave the food down. Feed her at a certain time, give her abt. 1 1/2hrs. and take her outside. These animals will chase anything. If you got her and already had animals amongst her thats' okay. When outside, thats' her territory! If she is biting others' give you a good smack on the rump, never the nose. They are stubborn so this has to be repetitious. Do not under any circumstance let her away with it. I wish you luck, one trained and not biting, she will be a very loyal pet to you and your family. I have a 3yr.old so I know whats' taking place.7/11/2012 10:44:51 PM
Put your JRT in a small space with a pad, and leave it there for 2-4 minutes, and let it out to run around again. It may go to the pad he eliminated and eliminate again because of the smell of his own urine. Skin irritation may be caused by dog food. I reccomend you to not give it commericial dog food. Commercial dog food is garbage and could kill your dog.3/20/2012 6:09:47 AM
Also, control. If the other dog is a male, he will control the pee spot. Walk walk walk. Some ppl get a kitty litter box and train the dogs. Works wonders and saves you lots. Another is diet as per the other persons suggestion. We take for granted our dogs can eat anything out of a paper bag. We here are more into holistic's and have made strides in changing one of our itchy pets dilemma's since environment can't be moved. Good luck.5/6/2012 10:37:50 AM
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Have anti- inflammatories helped? Reach out to U.S. Vet schools to see if the surgery may be done by teacher for student learning. We once adopted a horse who needed stiffel joint surgery. Cornell took her- there may have been some cost for medicine. Not sure. 3/25/2012 6:45:21 PM
Hi , In response to you question about JRT with sublaxating patella. I have a 3.5yr old female. She started limping when she was 2, took her to the vet, they gave a her a course of needles or arthrisits. to no avail. two months later took xrays found nothing obvious. Had a dog physotherapist. she diagnosed sublaxating patella, offered all the options, shark cartlidge, fish oil, diet change, massgae, joint stimulation. Pressively she has gotten worse , muscle wastage not using let now. Operation cost $900.00 to $3000.00, depending on the degree of damaged has occurred. From what I have read my dog is at stage IV. Not good. I don't think I can afford the op. But I don't want to loose a memeber of the family - great dog.5/30/2012 1:50:58 AM
I would continue with giving your Jack Russell Terrier the Gluocimine if you notice it is helping. As for the dog food go to a Pet Store and see what their top brands are. You are going to have to use both until you can wean out his normal food. My JRT is approx. 22lbs. Do not get a Dog Food with beef. My vet told me nothing but chicken,lamp,rice etc. As he said you dont' know what is in the beef nowadays. They are very helpful and for the most part will not try and sell you something just to make money. I wish you luck, continue doing what you are, he seems to be doing fine. However if you should notice a change in him you may have to resort to surgery. I would buy the glucosamine tablets at Drugstore, give him 100mg. from there. He can take the same vitamins as we do. Think positive, it will work out in the end. You have already said he is doing better :-) 7/11/2012 11:01:19 PM
Be sure and contact the breeder as they should at least be informed so they don't breed the same dogs together again. Also they might have some suggestions. Keeping the dogs weight down will help some if he is overweight. I don't know much about the food as thankfully I have not had this in my dogs. 5/2/2014 2:36:50 PM
Maybe you should try putting your Jack Russell Terrier in a small place with a pad. If that doesn't work, try buying a small cage and leaving him in there every night. He might poop and pee in the small place, and will basically have no room to lay down or sleep, causing him to howl and cry throughout the night, by ignore him. He will soon get used to holding his pee in the house.4/16/2012 4:48:16 PM
We adopted a five month old JR from the shelter and have the same problem. Have you had any luck or changes since you posted?4/28/2012 10:42:49 PM
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Having just completed the Parsons Product Design thesis program, I can't help but reflect:
Called "A Good Life," the program is conceived - ostensibly - as a partnership between regional not-for-profits and thesis students. Pedagogically, the emphasis is less on finding an NFP as it is on finding oneself.
The process begins with the thesis coordinator's asking students to identify their passion and a problem. "Who is your user?"
It occurs to me that this very natural, seldom questioned methodology is a bit problematic. The very nature of our discipline seems to be pessimistic. Without denying the power of design to make lives better, I still feel compelled to ask if we might rather design a glass for the water that's there, if you catch my meaning. Why are we inclined to see people's lives as half empty?
The method of instruction propagated by the Product Design department at Parsons encourages (intimates?) the following line of thought...
1] You are not like me, therefore something is wrong with you;
2] You cannot be happy the way you are, and you don't know how to redress this fact;
3] I do (because I read a magazine article).
Granted, my model is a little cynical, but I'm trying to be polemic here. As designers, it's easy to feel good about ourselves when we've shaped the very problem our products answer.
The question I leave open is this: can we design for the half-full?
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Experience the excitement and beauty of world-class performances when the Bolshoi Ballet's The Nutcracker is broadcast to select cinemas nationwide on Sunday, December 21. On Christmas Eve, Marie is given a wooden nutcracker carved in the shape of a little man. At midnight, when the celebrations are over, all the toys magically come to life. The nutcracker grows to human size and takes charge of the tin soldiers, flying to the rescue of Marie, who is threatened by the Mouse King and his army.
Cast: Nina Kaptsova, Alexei Loparevich, Olga Suvorova, Denis Savin, Anna Proskurnina, Soloists and Corps de Ballet, The Bolshoi Principals
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quote:Easily the best woman on the show.
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Erin Cute as a Button Bed
Still Makes Me Happy Every Time I Look At It
We bought this at the store about a year ago, after a long and frustrating search for a bed with the right combination of style and price. Set up was a breeze. We took the advice of other reviewers, and installed the support slats so they bowed upward. We have had no problems with the bed, and it is just perfect in our room. I got the style I was looking for, at a fraction of what some other stores are charging for a similar look. The fabric-covered buttons add a whimsical touch, and I smile every day when I look at it.
December 26, 2013
Great Buy!
I have been eyeing this bed for a while now, and when I saw that it was on sale, I knew I had to get it.
Set up was a breeze; I had help, but easily could have done it alone.
Overall, I am really happy! The frame is beautiful and fun. The buttons are all different colors, which makes matching the frame with your color scheme super easy!
10/10 would recommend.
October 18, 2013
My World Market Guest Room!
I was so excited to get these beds! I purchased 2 twin beds to furnish my guest room and additionally purchased the Everett Foyer Table as an alternative to a dresser (guests seldom need one!) I used the foyer table for a TV stand for the guest room flatscreen TV and the room turned out beautifully (see photos). The 2 beds look amazing. Love the colored buttons; as another reviewer mentioned, any bedding goes perfectly! I was able to purchase them at my local World Market (Casey, a Manager there, was tons of help; thanks so much Casey!), pick them up (with a friend's assistance and truck and put them together when I got home by myself... super easy!) I have it all together now and tell everyone this is my "World Market Guest Room"...my guests so far have loved it!! Had to start saying my World Market guest room as everyone asks where I got the furniture!! The quality is great and I really liked that they were unique and different from other beds I had seen. And, I really wanted an upholstered headboard so guests could sit and lean back in bed to read comfortably. These were perfect for that! These beds along with the Everett foyer table have made a very impressive guest room out of an empty space in my home and I LOVE IT!!!
October 7, 2013
Yes, it is cute as a button!
I ordered this bed in August. The shipping was really fast. I could not be home on the delivery date, but the freight company carried it to my back yard so I could bring it in after work. The main box was huge and the 2nd box was heavy. I am under 5 foot, so I needed to open the boxes in the yard and carry the pieces to my room. That worked out fine. I had no trouble putting it together in about an hour. It is solid and does not squeak or move around. It is super comfortable to lean on the headboard to read a book. There are many colors on the buttons so any bedding you use looks like it matches perfectly. I love this bed!!
September 28, 2013
Wonderful bed
The bed is sturdy, just as cute in person and easy to put together. We love it! We have been using it for a few months now and have had no problems.
May 28, 2013
Awesome bed, pleasantly surprised
This bed is the bomb! First off, it's crazy easy to assemble. I put it together myself in an hour while my husband was at work. Not fuss, no muss. I had to lug the boxes upstairs to our apartment. While the boxes aren't too heavy, they're awkward to carry. Get a second person!
And I got the bed on sale with a coupon, so it was an absolute steal. I was really worried about the quality of the bed-a few reviewers mentioned the slats falling down, and the sides being loose. I'm not really sure how...my husband and I are pretty rough with it, and the bed has held up like a champ. I was worried about how it would hold up, because we're pretty "active" with it. And generally, I like furniture that can take a beating so I'm not spending a fortune replacing it all in a year or so. This fits the bill so far!
We have a box spring for added support, so the full weight of the mattress is not resting on the slats. The slats lock in place, though, so I'm not sure how they keep falling in some of the other reviews...I tried to move them around and they don't slide out of place easily. and there's a wooden block that goes under the support bed in the meddle of the bed for added support. Buy it, and rig it with extra support if you're worried, but on it's own it hold up just fine. And it's GORGEOUS!
April 19, 2013
Comes in 2 boxes, one long 6'ish narrow with rails and feet, one large 6' squareish about 8" deep. Neither is really heavy, just bulky. They unboxed the large one for me at the store so the items would fit in my van. Nice because then I didn't have to bother with disposing of the box. I carried all items into the house and up to the second floor myself (50ish female weigh 120 pounds) and put it together myself as well in about an hour total. I want to say how sturdy and well made this item is. I am a fussy shopper and I am thrilled with the quality of this bed. Looks exactly like it does on the website.
March 5, 2013
Love it! Love it!
I've had my eye on the Erin Cute-as-a Button bed for awhile now. So happy it went on sale and I had a coupon.
The quality is excellent. Easy to assemble (I did it myself)
A very cozy, unique piece.
February 5, 2013
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Fairfield University is a dynamic learning community of individuals who measure their lives by how they influence the world for the better. Our faculty, staff, students, alumni and programs are featured frequently in local, regional and national media. Here are recent stories:
Fairfield University vegetable garden open house
Fairfield University's campus community garden is ready for harvest so an open house is planed for 4 p.m. Monday, just west of the Charles F. Dolan School of Business, near the Round Hill Road gate and the PepsiCo Theater. The event will feature a cooking demonstration by campus chefs using the bounty from the garden. On the menu? Rainbow Chard Ratatouille with zucchini, squash, garlic, thyme, parsley, chives & pea shoots. Also, pickled baby carrot & cabbage kimchi with gochujang & Thai basil.
Published on Connecticut Post's 'Education Matters' column on 9/13/14
Lecture honors memory of Norwalk woman
Fairfield University welcomes scholar Natalia Imperatori-Lee, Ph.D., at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Dolan School of Business Dining Room to speak to students and the community about how Hispanic Americans are impacting many facets of the Church. The 14th Annual Anne Drummey O'Callaghan Lecture on Women in the Church – will honor the memory of O'Callaghan, a Norwalk woman who dedicated herself to religious education and was very active in the Diocese of Bridgeport…
Published in The Norwalk Hour on 9/16/14
Excuses that actually work
The work of Donald E. Gibson, Ph.D., dean of the Dolan School of Business, is included in this intriguing article that explores how to make legitimate excuses at work without sounding irresponsible. It is reprinted from The Wall Street Journal: "Managers and colleagues can discourage lame excuses by stressing problem-solving over dodging blame, according to a 2012 study led by Donald Gibson, a professor of management at Fairfield University in Connecticut. Gibson's research shows colleagues are often more forgiving when they believe mistakes were caused by external factors or were otherwise beyond a co-worker's control…"
Published in The Australian (New South Wales, Australia); The Wall Street Journal on 09/29/14
Op-Ed: In again! Out again! A need for more equitable schools
Dr. Bryan Ripley Crandall tackles some of the crucial issues in education in an op-ed published by the CT Mirror: "Since beginning a teaching career in 1995, I've found myself revisiting three questions: 'Why poverty? Why educational inequities? Why tremendous imparity?'"
Published in CT Mirror on 9/25/2014
Georgia Museum of Art opens two new exhibitions
As an traveling exhibition of drawings by Dr. Katherine Schwab, professor of art history, moved to the Georgia Museum of Art, the museum's guest curator called the works "an epiphany." "These drawings bring us intimately close to the sculptures and allow us to see anew the dramatic narrative immediacy that defined much of the best Greek art of the High Classical period."
Published in Artdaily.org on 9/15/14
Greenwich house, once home to escaped slave, joins Connecticut Freedom Trail
"One of the things that Connecticut at that time did is it provided for jury trials for escaped slaves," said Dr. Yohuru Williams, a history professor and associate vice president of academic affairs at Fairfield University. "That would've made it possible for slaves to present evidence to demonstrate their liberty and to testify against their captors, which would've put slave catchers in great jeopardy. Slave catchers didn't want to run risk of being arrested or even incarcerated."
Published in the Stamford Advocate on 9/13/14
Lies my corporate ed reformers told me: The truth about teacher tenure and the Civil Rights Movement
"At the end of the day, what made teachers so critical to the Civil Rights Movement is partly what makes many of them dangerous to the agenda of the so-called education reformers today," Dr. Yohuru Williams, associate vice president for academic affairs, wrote.
Published in The Huffington Post on 9/12/14
Business schools try to broaden their horizons
An article that includes a new Dolan School of Business capstone course among innovative classes at business schools: "The Lego project at Dolan School of Business is one example, as is the recent staging by England's Warwick Business School of Shakespeare's As You Like It, designed to expose students to complex decision-taking and creative thinking." J. Michael Cavanaugh, Ph.D., associate professor of management, is teaching the management theory course that will require students to construct iconic New York City buildings out of Legos and Kapla toy blocks to teach lessons in project management, group dynamics, and cross-disciplinary learning.
Published in The Financial Times, China edition (The article was also published in The Financial Times of London) on 9/3/14
"What Fairfield University has to offer students;" "How anger can hurt the performance of an organization"
Dr. Donald Gibson, dean of the Charles F. Dolan School of Business, discusses Fairfield's approach to higher education and his research concerning the ways anger manifests within an organization.
Dr. Gibson interviewed by Jim Blasingame, host of The Small Business Advocate Show, a radio program broadcast nationally
Inventor talks crowdfunding
School of Engineering Professor Doug Lyon was quoted in a story about the School of Engineering and the Dolan School of Business co-sponsoring a lecture on crowdfunding. The event was part of an ongoing series of public events presented with the Inventors Association of Connecticut.
Published in Fairfield County Business Journal, Westchester County Business Journal on 8/20/14
Health experts urge new mothers: "Breast is best"
August marks Breastfeeding Awareness Month. In this video interview, School of Nursing faculty members Nancy Manister and Jenna LoGiudice '06 share how breastfeeding has a multitude of health benefits.
Published in It's Relevant, an online news source, on 8/28/14
Healthstyles today
Nancy Manister DNS, FNP-BC, assistant professor of nursing, was interviewed about the health benefits of breastfeeding for babies and mothers, one of her areas of expertise. August was National Breastfeeding Awareness Month, and the interview shed a spotlight on this important practice. Healthstyles is produced and hosted by registered nurses Diana Mason and Barbara Glickstein, with Hunter College's Center for Health, Media and Policy (CHMP). Mason and Glickstein view their radio program as a public health practice with a commitment to advancing public conversations about health and health policy.
Appeared on 'Healthstyles,' which is broadcast by WBAI FM radio, 99.5, New York City on 8/28/14
Wealth, taxes and politics: read Piketty
An Op-Ed by Dolan School of Business Professor Michael Tucker about income inequality in the United States. Dr. Tucker, professor of finance, writes: Can Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" change some minds about the depth of home income and wealth inequality and its ramifications? Piketty's extremely well researched and insightful book provides a long-term overview of how a tiny minority of "haves" got to their vaunted economic position…
Published in Hearst Media/Connecticut Post, Stamford Advocate, Greenwich Time, Danbury News Times on 8/26/14
Stamford Hospital oncology fellowship launches new tradition
An article profiling School of Nursing students selected for a prestigious program: The inaugural members of a new nursing fellowship at Stamford Hospital have become the program's first graduates. Two rising seniors at Fairfield University and another from Boston College completed an eight-week fellowship on Aug. 12, during which they had the opportunity for hands-on experience working in the hospital's oncology department for eight weeks…
Published in Stamford Advocate, Connecticut Post, Greenwich Time on 8/22/14
5 simple ways to streamline campus technology
Paige Francis, CIO for Information Technology Services at Fairfield University, shares five tips to prepare for a future of rapid technology growth.
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Alkalosis is a condition in which the body fluids have excess base (alkali). This is the opposite of excess acid (acidosis ).
The kidneys and lungs maintain the proper balance (proper pH level) of chemicals, called acids and bases, in the body. Decreased carbon dioxide (an acid) or increased bicarbonate (a base) level makes the body too alkaline, a condition called alkalosis. There are different types of alkalosis. These are described below.
Respiratory alkalosis is caused by a low carbon dioxide levels in the blood. This can be due to:
Metabolic alkalosis is caused by too much bicarbonate in the blood. It can also occur due to certain kidney diseases.
Hypochloremic alkalosis is caused by an extreme lack or loss of chloride, such as from prolonged vomiting.
Hypokalemic alkalosis is caused by the kidneys' response to an extreme lack or loss of potassium. This can occur from taking certain water pills (diuretics).
Compensated alkalosis occurs when the body returns the acid-base balance to normal in cases of alkalosis, but bicarbonate and carbon dioxide levels remain abnormal.
Symptoms of alkalosis can include any of the following:
The doctor will perform a physical exam and ask about your symptoms.
Laboratory tests that may be ordered include:
Other tests may be needed to determine the cause of the alkalosis. These may include:
To treat alkalosis, your health care provider needs to find the cause.
For alkalosis caused by hyperventilation, breathing into a paper bag allows you to keep more carbon dioxide in your body, which improves the alkalosis. If your oxygen level is low, you may receive oxygen.
Medicines may be needed to correct chemical loss (such as chloride and potassium). Your health care provider will monitor your vital signs (temperature, pulse, rate of breathing, blood pressure).
Most cases of alkalosis respond well to treatment.
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quote:Don't those idiots know that besides historically non-existent profits, massive losses are all part of Amazon's master plan to take over the world?
quote:I can't believe Amazon is getting punished to the tune of .86% at the current time. Don't those idiots know that besides historically non-existent profits, massive losses are all part of Amazon's master plan to take over the world?
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quote:upset that appl isn't worth a trillion yet.
quote:expressing his amazement over the moves in Amazon stock, which has become a spectator sport
quote:I wasnt expecting a great quarter, but man its getting killed right now
quote:You belong on the OT, not here.
quote:I dont own a single Apple product........
quote:I really got under your skin by dissin' Amazon.
quote:I got fearful of how high it had risen and how dependent it is on new product development every year.
quote:Doesn't Amazon lose money on every Kindle Fire they sell with the hope they will sell more books and movies to make up the loss?
quote:It was ignorant in a place where people come to learn. And you then followed it up with another ignorant statement. And then someone not knowing better, thought you were being truthful. So I helped him out. fanboi
quote:my first post addressed the puzzlement so many people have concerning Amazon, namely the ever-rising share price in the face of low profits
quote:My second post addressed the concern so many people have over the fate of Amazon's already razor-thin margins once states start collecting sales tax on a wider basis.
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Beginner Fabric Shopping Advice
{This post was originally posted at Or So She Says. . . but I wanted to re-post it here as a resource on Diary of a Quilter.}
30 comments:
- Donna said...
Thanks for the picture of the fat quarter/quarter of a yard. Finally a light bulb has gone off in my head!
- September 11, 2010 at 1:20 PM
- DeeRoo said...
Great, great post. I never thought about someone being intimidated but that makes sense.
I think you really covered it all. I like the idea of picking two bolts of fabric that talk to you or you could pick a couple of colors and there is also narrowing things down if you like:
~Traditional (calicos)
~Reproductions (Civil War era type prints)
~Fresh Modern (like your Freebird or Amy Butler)
~Novelty fabrics
~30s, 40s, 50s Repro
~Asian influence
guess I should stop but you get the idea!;)
Mostly a smaller quilt shop will have the time to help and that is priceless!:) - September 11, 2010 at 1:41 PM
- Kat said...
Thanks for sharing all of this - I'm starting to get more into sewing and feel a little lost in our Joann's at times.
- September 11, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- John'aLee said...
What an awesome post! I never knew people were in fear of going into a fabric store. I just closed my own quilt shoppe this year after having it open for 5 years. It was in an old brick home, and each room had its own color theme to help people choose their fabrics.
I never was a pre-washer either until a vendor at a show told me how when they ship these fabrics from overseas...they plaster the bottoms of the ships with pesticides and the chemical they use in the fabric is toxic too. My daughter who used to cut fabric for hours a day would break out all over her arms. So I think I might be converted...although I don't want to be.
Thanks for taking the time to share the knowledge you have! - September 11, 2010 at 2:30 PM
- trish said...
Hi Amy.
Thank you {so much} for taking the time to share this information with us. I am still very new at quilting and fabric selections. Your post really helped me have a clearer idea about what to look for in fabric selections. A very small quilting store moved in, about 45 minutes north of us. They have a very limited selection, but I noticed a couple of charm packs and even some Amy Butler patterns. I envy all you ladies who have such easy access to lovely fabrics. :o)
I have been bartering my jewelry for fabrics and it has been such a blessing to receive some bits and pieces of "the good stuff". :o) I can actually feel the difference in the fabrics.
I hope you are having a wonderful weekend. Again, thank you for your post, I refer back to your blog on a regular basis. :o)
Sincerely ~ Tricia - September 11, 2010 at 2:33 PM
- Isisjem said...
It's great to see the stuff us more experienced sewers take for granted explained. I had a really tedious conversation with my other half recently all because he asked what on earth a 'Fat Quarter' was. After explaining about quarters and yards v. metres he made me promise never to expect him to buy me fabric as a present lol
- September 11, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- SoniB said...
Great tips . . . thanks. My biggest concern is how much to buy if you don't have a specific project in mind but just want to stash? Starting to feel the frustration of those designer fabrics being all out when I need just a bit to finish a project, but I think if I was stashing and combining different lines, it wouldn't matter as much. Thanks for the awesome blog.
- September 11, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- Sharon Kay said...
Thank you so much for this! Yes, it is true that some of us are reluctant about buying fabrics. You have answered so many questions. Sadly, I never knew there was such a difference in the cotton fabrics until recently a good friend of mine sent me a layer cake she had bought and never used because I mentioned I was delving into quilting and needed to start building a stash. Every day I look at and touch the luscious fabric. Now I need to know just what I can make with a layer cake! Does anyone know of any patterns?
Thank you again for your time in helping us newbies!!! - September 11, 2010 at 6:07 PM
- Amelia said...
I must say that with most of my quilt tops I have gone with a particular fabric line because I found it too daunting picking different fabrics in those beautiful fabric shops and I felt too shy to ask for help. But on Friday I went in and picked out various tangerine and aqua prints that I liked from different ranges for the first time. For me I think it has just taken a little time to build my confidence with what I like and what looks good together. Thanks for another great post Amy!
- September 11, 2010 at 6:11 PM
- Sarah Craig said...
Great post! I'm going to bookmark it to share with the women I'm teaching to sew! Someone asked about how much to buy to start a stash. I usually buy half-yards of fabric I intend to use for quilting; 1 1/2 yards of fabric for children's clothing. If it's something I think I'll use for multiple projects, I'll buy 3 yards.
Thanks for sharing! - September 11, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- AnneMarie said...
Great tips Amy! You do a great job of covering the basics...sometimes we all need reminded of those.
AnneMarie @ Gen X Quilters - September 11, 2010 at 6:43 PM
- Fran said...
This is a great post. Thanks for putting into words what a lot experienced quilters take for granted. If stumped it's also good to find a 'focus' fabric and build on that.
- September 11, 2010 at 7:41 PM
- Leslie said...
these are a great tips even for someone that has been buying fabric for awhile and probably all too often!
- September 11, 2010 at 8:11 PM
- Elena said...
Definitely a great post that helps to sort out those basic fabric questions.
I agree with Soni, that the next big problem is how much to buy when it's not for a specific project. I'm over the moon for Nicey Jane and have a 1/2 yard stash of it, but am nervous of it going out of stock. Just for an example. - September 11, 2010 at 8:11 PM
- Kera said...
Thanks so much for this post. I am very new to sewing, and have had major fears of the smaller fabric stores. Funny, considering I can go into Joann's and fill up my buggy. I have been into my local quilt shop twice and walked out with nothing. EEK! My problem is there is so much I want I never know where to start. I am going to have to take Sarah Craig's advice and start getting a half yard at a time to build a stash.
- September 12, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Aunt Spicy said...
Excellent post! I am going to start sending a link to people who I know are starting out!
- September 12, 2010 at 8:47 AM
- KerryQ said...
Great post! When you wash a quilt for the first time, what washer and dryer settings do you use? I just made a nicey Jane runner, and I'm about to start the binding. I'd cry if I wrecked it now! But I also like that crinkly look.
- September 12, 2010 at 9:38 AM
This post is great!! Wonderful tips.
I will usually add several fabrics that are not part of the line, to add some interest. I love to include a dot, stripe and/or plaid, and ideally one where the color is just a bit "off". - September 12, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- DeAnna said...
I am one of those people! I love fabric stores but become so overwhelmed that I just wander around. I now have a shelf full of fabric and just didn't know where to start. Thank you for such an informative post! It cleared the cobwebs!!
- September 12, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- Anita V said...
Great tips again! I love the pictures of the bigbigbig stores, in Holland we don't have it like that.
Anita V. - September 12, 2010 at 1:23 PM
- Rachel said...
Thank you so much for all your tips! Although I am a frequent fabric shopper, it's always nice to read up on this kind of thing and see other's tips. ;)
I appreciate your comment about washing the fabric. I always wash fabric for clothing, but was uncertain about it for quilting (I am a beginner). :)
Someday I'll get the time to make your quick method table runner (LOVE it!). ;D I have plans to make a patriotic one with leftover fabrics from this summer. :)
~Rachel~ - September 12, 2010 at 1:42 PM
- lifeinredshoes said...
Well Mrs. Smart, you certainly live up to your name:)
I am one of those woman of which you speak! I love fabric and fabric stores and feel like I am finally learning the ropes. I agree completely about the quality of fabric, I do shop at the big box for some things but there is nothing like a lovely quilters only shop.
Since we both live in Utah we probably visit a few of the same ones:)
I love seeing your generation enjoying not only sewing but other homemaking skills, I know you sure teach me a thing ot 2!
Thank you. - September 12, 2010 at 10:19 PM
- lifeinredshoes said...
P.S. I cannot believe your good fortune in finding the Grandmothers Flower Garden quilt top!
Chalk it up to divine intervention:)
A lovely little quilter in heaven was steering you. - September 12, 2010 at 10:23 PM
- Stray Stitches said...
What a great tutorial for a beginner!
- September 13, 2010 at 7:10 AM
I don't normally comment (just lurk) but I had to speak up for this post. When I plan a new quilt or project, I usually have a certain type of fabric pattern (stripes, stars, etc) or at least a color in mind. Sometimes it's just what comes to mind, other times I'm inspired by what I've already seen in the store.
So when I shop for fabric, I build off of what I see in my mind, and go from there. For instance, I want to make a quilt for my mother-in-law of stars, in red and blue. When I actually get to the point of fabric buying, I'll go to red and blue and see what's there.
And if I see a fabric I can't part with, I'll buy a whole yard to tuck away and hope I'll have enough for the project when it arises. - September 13, 2010 at 2:40 PM
- fionabakesandcrafts said...
I wish I had read this when I first set foot into a fabric store - it's definitely intimidating. Almost two years later I'm definitely addicted to fabric - my little stash is definitely growing.
- December 17, 2010 at 8:55 PM
Thank you for addressing the issue of pre-washing or not - most quilting experts hedge and it's never clear what people REALLY do.
On the subject of pre-cuts, I have found them to be slightly too short- I suppose it depends on how you treat the "pinked" edges (zig-zag scissors cuts). I tent to cut more generously as I am concerned about durability, but if you cut on the inside of the pinked edges, you will run short and 5" charm squared do not give you 2 - 2 1/2" squares. If you just measure a "layer cake" it is a "scant" 10". Unless the entire project is to come from pre-cuts, this is a problem. - January 9, 2011 at 5:47 PM
- Rebecca Grace said...
Ooh, I know this is an old post, but I just read it for the first time today. One more thing I wanted to add, after learning the hard way -- if you're trying to build a versatile stash, DON'T just buy all the gorgeous prints that jump out at you. You need some neutrals and solids to mix in with those "divas" in order to really appreciate them. This bit of wisdom comes from a quilter with an entire WALL of bold, splashy prints, and not a single solid in her stash. Do as I say, not as I do... ;-)
- October 16, 2012 at 12:18 PM
- ladygray said...
I, too, just found your tutorial today, and love it. I've made a couple of beginner projects, but so far have avoided patchwork, because of my fear of not getting the seams to match! I also didn't realize that you have to mix in some solids, so I'll keep that in mind.
But my biggest problem - and I live in a fairly large suburban city - is that I can't find many charm packs at all! The small, independently owned (expensive) store has the most, but I'm just not seeing alot of them, no matter where I go. Even when I look online, I'm not finding that many, and often I find that the ones online aren't showing all the patterns in the charm pack. How do others of you get hold of charm packs and jelly rolls? - July 29, 2013 at 11:40 AM
- ladygray said...
I, too, just found your tutorial today, and love it. I've made a couple of beginner projects, but so far have avoided patchwork, because of my fear of not getting the seams to match! I also didn't realize that you have to mix in some solids, so I'll keep that in mind.
But my biggest problem - and I live in a fairly large suburban city - is that I can't find many charm packs at all! The small, independently owned (expensive) store has the most, but I'm just not seeing alot of them, no matter where I go. Even when I look online, I'm not finding that many, and often I find that the ones online aren't showing all the patterns in the charm pack. How do others of you get hold of charm packs and jelly rolls? - July 29, 2013 at 11:42 AM


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The beautiful and vibrant two piece set features 6.5-7mm cultured freshwater pearls and colorful blue sodalite beads. The strand is 30 inches in length and the seven and 1/2 inch bracelet features a quality sterling silver clasp.
Order now for delivery on or before
Thursday, March 12, 2015
using FedEx 2nd Day.