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Steve Lewis/Durango Herald
Two goals brought the energy back to Dirks Field.
One goal stole it away just as quickly.
Brett Drefs� goal in the 75th minute stood up as UC-Colorado Springs upset the No. 17 Fort Lewis College men�s soccer team 3-2 on Sunday at Dirks Field.
The game-winner came just six minutes after Kosta Kordistos� penalty kick brought Fort Lewis back even from a 2-0 hole.
The Mountain Lions (2-4-0, 1-2-0 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) earned a free kick on a hand ball just outside the right boundary of the penalty area, and Sebastian Hertzberg�s kick found the head of Max Thomas, who flicked it far post to Drefs, who found the net.
�Just something that we�ve seen all season, wasn�t good enough defensively,� Fort Lewis head coach Oige Kennedy said.
�We weren�t marking, didn�t attack the ball, didn�t look for the second ball. Just not organized and good enough defensively.�
Defender Stephan Engeln said that the defense lost track of Drefs while paying a bit too much attention to the near post.
�Everybody was concentrated on the first post, and one guy was left,� the tall German said.
Fort Lewis scrambled furiously for another equalizer, coming closest when Jordan Alexander�s shot from point-blank range under charging UCCS goalkeeper Brandon Costa slid wide in the 88th minute.
Mash Shaswar singlehandedly put the Skyhawks (5-2-1, 2-1-1 RMAC) in a big hole in the first 10 minutes.
He found a loose ball at the top of the penalty area in the fifth minute and fired it home, then scored in the ninth minute as part of a 2-on-1 counterattack, deftly avoiding the defender before rocketing the ball into the net.
�At this level you�re going to get punished no matter who the opponent is if you make mistakes like we did (Sunday),� Kennedy said.
The Skyhawks were the more dynamic team throughout, holding onto the ball for long stretches of possession and putting up 18 shots, seven of which were on net. But the only goal they had to show for it in the run of play came on Kyle Woodson�s blast from about 20 yards out to trim the UCCS lead to 2-1 in the 60th minute.
�I think we had enough chances to win. ... Maybe we have to keep our heads up to look from game to game, and I think we have to not have fear on the field,� Engeln said. �At practice, everything looks good. But when we�re on the field, I think it�s a 180 (degree) turn.�
Now it�s back to the drawing board for the Skyhawks as they prepare for a tough road test Friday at Metro State.
Kennedy said he�s contemplating making several lineup changes in the hopes that it will shake his side back into success. FLC currently sits five points behind first-place Regis.
�I think to score goals, you need heart, you need desire in the box, and we don�t have that,� Kennedy said. �We�re expecting other people to do the job for us, and we�re not taking hold of the reins ourselves.�


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Paul Pierce had 27 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists, and the Boston Celtics extended their winning streak to seven games with a 118-114 triple overtime victory over the Denver Nuggets on Sunday.
Boston's win also ended Denver's winning streak at nine games.
Pierce made a tying 3-pointer in the second overtime to make it 107-107 and extend the game.
�I mean that�s what great players do. I would love to tell you I had something to do with it,� Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. �I was sitting just like the fans saying, �Please, Lord, Paul make a shot.�
Kevin Garnett had 20 points and grabbed 18 rebounds, while Jason Terry scored a season-high 26 points off the bench.
�It seems like Garnett has a huge heart and wanted to win the game, and he made some big time shots,� Nuggets coach George Karl said. �His range has improved and it�s about time he get that respect.�
The Celtics also stayed unbeaten since point guard Rajon Rondo's season-ending knee injury.
Terry hit a 3-pointer with 1:33 remaining in the third overtime to put the Celtics ahead 116-113.
Danilo Gallinari, who finished with 18 points and 10 rebounds, hit a free throw, but Denver would not get any closer.
�Hard to believe these guys don�t have an all-star,� Garnett said. �That baffles me ... Gallinari, Lawson ... they have deserving guys.�
Terry, who had missed five consecutive 3-point shots in the first two overtimes, also made the defensive play of the game when he stole the ball from Andre Miller with 35 seconds left.
Denver had one last gasp as Miller missed a 3-pointer with 4.9 seconds remaining before Terry dribbled the ball up the court and made a layup at the buzzer to finish the scoring.
�We�re not into moral victories, but it was one of those games,� Miller said. �It was a fun game, and I�m sure everybody was tired.�
Denver's Ty Lawson had 29 points, nine assists and six rebounds and hit several key shots, including a running bank shot to send the game into overtime tied at 92-92.
Gallinari struggled from the field as he shot 7 of 20 from the field for the Nuggets. Kenneth Faried had 14 points and 12 rebounds for Denver.
Garnett was 3 of 4 from the field in overtime after missing 14 of his previous 20 shots.
With Denver leading 105-104 in the second overtime, Lawson hit another jumper to put the Nuggets up 107-104 with 18.9 seconds remaining.
But Pierce hit a 3-pointer with Miller in his face with 5 seconds left to tie the game at 107-107.
Gallinari then had an open lane to the basket as he was overplayed by Garnett but missed his shot as time ran out.
Jeff Green's 3-pointer tied the game at 99-99 with 23.8 seconds remaining in the first overtime, but Lawson's long 3-pointer fell short at the buzzer.
�Lot of people still doubt us,� Green said. �Can�t come into games thinking we have to impress people.�
Denver failed to hit its last shot in all three overtimes with chances to win the game in the first two and to tie it in the third.
Green's jumper put Boston ahead 92-90 with 47.9 seconds remaining in regulation. Miller then missed consecutive shots on the ensuing Denver possessions, but Faried was fouled with 5.4 seconds remaining.
Faried missed both free throws, but Celtics guard Avery Bradley knocked the ball out of bounds. Lawson then scored with 0.8 seconds remaining.
Gallinari, who averages 20 points per game to lead Denver, was held to three points in the first half on 1-for-6 shooting as the Nuggets trailed 50-46 at the break.

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Being situated in the same school for the entire year affords the TECs the opportunity to establish close, personal, interactive professional relationships with school personnel and communities. Initially the TECs spend much time observing different teaching techniques, classroom management strategies, and school procedures. They begin working with individual students, then small groups, before taking responsibility for the entire class. During their field placements, they have the opportunity to work with their associate teachers and with other specialists available within the school: special education, ESL, behavioural support, music, physical education, art, etc. They may also work with the principal on selected special projects, such as planning character education assemblies for the school. Within their full-time practica they move from teaching 25% of the time in the first placement to 100% of the time in their final placement. They acquire and refine the skills of teaching, learn first-hand from practicing professionals what it means to be a classroom teacher, contribute to school improvement, and partner with the school staff in seeking to improve student achievement. Importantly, they regularly link the theory from their University classes to what they experience in the schools.
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The following new materials were added to the Elkins-Randolph County Public Library in November:
Juvenile fiction: "Hunter Moran Saves the Universe" by Patricia Reilly Giff, "Lulu Walks the Dogs" by Judith Viorst and "Bear Has a Story to Tell" (Easy Book) by Philip C. Stead.
Young adult fiction: "Finale" by Becca Fitzpatrick and "Never Have I Ever" by Sara Shepard.
Juvenile nonfiction: "Castle: How It Works" by David Macaulay.
Fiction: "I Am Jacob" by C.J. Henderson (West Virginia fiction), "The Bridge: a Novel" by Karen Kingsbury, "The Time Keeper" by Mitch Albom, "The Double Agents" by W.E.B. Griffin, "War Brides" by Helen Bryan, "The Perfect Hope" by Nora Roberts, "The Sins of the Mother" by Danielle Steel, "Poseidon's Arrow" by Clive Cussler, "A Season of Angels: a Cape Light Novel" by Thomas Kinkade, "The Prodigal Son: a Carmine Delmonico Novel" by Colleen McCullough, "Flight Behavior" by Barbara Kingsolver, "Daughter of Light" (vampires) by V.C. Andrews, "The Marseille Caper" by Peter Mayle, "Meet Me at Emotional Baggage Claim" by Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Scottoline Serritella and "The Lawgiver" by Herman Wouk.
Large-print fiction: "Finding Mercy" by Karen Harper.
Mystery: "Looking for Yesterday" by Marcia Muller and "A Christmas Garland" by Anne Perry.
Large-print mystery: "His and Hers: an Agatha Raison Mystery" by M.C. Beaton.
Large-print Westerns: "Love of Danger: a Western Trio" by Max Brand, "Dogs of the Captain" by Max Brand and "Medicine Road: a Western Duo" by Will Henry.
Biography: "Custer" by Larry McMurtry.
General nonfiction: "A Gift of Hope: Helping the Homeless" by Danielle Street, "Coal in Our Veins: a Personal Journey" by Erin Ann Thomas and "Drinking Water: a History" by James Salzman.
Audio books (CDs): "Severe Clear: a Stone Barrington Novel" (7.5 hr) by Stuart Woods.
Movies (DVDs): "Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice" (G), "Brave" (PG), "The Amazing Spider-Man" (PG-13), "Age of the Dragons" (PG-13), "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" (R), "96 Minutes" (R), "The Raven" (R), "One in the Chamber" (R), "Red Lights" (R) and "Prometheus" (R).


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on February 10, 2013 - 1:00 AM
Sea change in thinking needed regarding guns
It isn't just Newtown. For too long, Americans have been using guns to solve personal problems. For too long, we have been cowed by the National Rifle Association and the gun lobby.
Why are law-abiding gun owners so afraid of reasonable gun legislation that would protect all of us?
We need the media to inform the public about daily gun deaths in the United States compared to daily gun deaths in other Western democracies. A sea change in thinking is needed here.
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Just as construction on Highway 50 winds down for the season, the Tahoe Rim Trail Association also prepares to put the finishing touches on its own road project of sorts.
It's taken more than 10 years and thousands of volunteer hours, but the Daggett Summit Trail System project near Kingsbury Grade is almost complete. Volunteers will come out for the final work day of the season this Saturday, and project leader Clay Grubb expects the whole system of trails to be finished by next July.
That system includes about 15 miles of new trail that replaces a four-mile stretch of pavement, a Van Sickle-Tahoe Rim Trail connection and a 6.7-mile recreation loop. This summer alone, Grubb estimated that volunteers - who have worked Tuesdays and Saturdays throughout the summer - will have put in about 8,600 hours.
That time plus $300,000 in recreational trail grants for the Daggett Summit project have made the system one of the best in the basin, with stunning, easily-accessible views. The loop trail looks like the backwoods version of a highway - wide, easy to navigate, and lined evenly with large granite slabs.
Grubb compares the work to a road construction project. First comes design, layout and permitting. Only then does Grubb call in the grunts to clear a corridor for the route by digging up roots and removing brush. Once cleared, trail veterans come in for some of the more technical rock work to line the path with granite and dirt walls.
And most hikers whose boots pound the trail's dirt next summer will have no idea how much sweat and love went into the route.
"Ideally we don't want people to notice how much work went into it. But people who know trail building will know and I think they'll be very impressed," TRTA Director of Trail Operations Morgan Fessler said.
The work is a labor of love. This summer marks John McKenna's 12th season working on the trail. The Carson City-County Supervisor has been out in the woods every Saturday and most Tuesdays wielding a hammer or pry bar, and he's about to become one of those unicorns of Tahoe trail volunteers - a man who's worked almost every foot of the 165-mile rim trail.
"I don't hike. I work. I get to move rocks. I like to get out and do stuff to help the trails," McKenna said as the crew worked to align a 100-pound boulder along the side of the path.
Part of the additional work stems from Grubb's perfectionism. He admits that the Daggett Summit Trail System was not the quickest or the easiest way to build the routes. But for Grubb, the work wasn't about speed.
"The big part is the design and layout. By getting out to the place with the perfect lake view or the rock spur, the work might take a month when it should have taken a day. But it's worth it," Grubb said.
The ultimate goal is to build a trail that doesn't need regular maintenance and that takes advantages of the forest's natural features.
"We tell our recruits, the Incas built trails that lasted up to 700 years. So that's our objective. But we'll settle for 50 years," Grubb said.
Already the Van Sickle connector has seen a lot of traffic, Fessler said, and even though it's not officially open, the small loop gets it's fair share of mountain bikers and hikers. It might not be as congested as Highway 50, but it's still getting people outside and active on an easy-access trail, she said.


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Sixth Grade, Lesson 2: Whose Breakfast Isn't for the Birds?
Coffee plants are grown in the same habitats required by many birds. Rainforests, temperate forests and the landscapes that link them must be carefully managed in order to ensure the survival of migratory birds.
Essential Question
Whose breakfast isn't for the birds?
- Students will create, administer and analyze a survey designed to ascertain respondents' understanding of where coffee comes from and their preferred types of coffee.
- Students will research natural histories of different coffee types.
- Students will compare migratory bird habitat with locations of coffee farming.
- Students will write and send a letter to a coffee drinkers illustrating the connection between their coffee, tropical forests and bird habitat.
Informational Introduction for the Teacher
In this lesson, students generate first-hand knowledge about the types of coffee preferred by members of their school community. They use survey data as a springboard for examining coffee production and its relation to birds. Students consider the amount of coffee consumed in the United States, where it is grown, range of rainforests in the tropics and locations of bird migration routes. Finally, students write letters to coffee correspondents illustrating the connection of their favorite coffee type with birds and rainforests.
Informational Introduction for the Students
The United States is the world's largest consumer of coffee. More than half of the United States population drinks coffee daily. Where does this coffee come from? Where is the nearest coffee farm? What does it have to do with birds? By surveying some coffee drinkers, we will find out what people know about where their morning cup comes from and research how coffee is connected to rainforests and migratory bird populations. Finally, we will offer them expert information on their drink of choice so that they might become more aware of some of the impacts of drinking coffee, and know what they can do to preserve bird habitat.
Step 1 -- Connect (The Concept to Prior Knowledge)
Students develop, disseminate and analyze a survey on the particular types of coffee preferred by their teachers, school staff, and parents.
- Paper
- Writing utensils
Tell students they will be creating a survey for coffee drinkers to determine their knowledge about the drink and which types of coffee teachers, school staff and parents prefer.
Lead students in a discussion of the possible questions to investigate through the survey. Brainstorm possibilities. Some questions to pursue may include:
What are the most popular types of coffee?
Do coffee drinkers know where their coffee comes from?
Are coffee drinkers aware of the different types of coffee (sun coffee and shade-grown)?
Do coffee drinkers know the benefits of shade-grown coffee?
- What are the most popular types of coffee?
Offer students a variety of survey techniques. Some examples are listed below.
- Open Ended:
- What country does your coffee come from?
- How does growing coffee affect the environment?
- Where does most coffee come from?
- Likert Scale:
1=Well informed, 2=Somewhat informed, 3=Little knowledge, 4=Don't know at all
- How knowledgeable are you about where your coffee comes from?
- How knowledgeable are you about the different varieties of coffee?
- How knowledgeable are you about shade grown coffee
- Fixed Answers:
Check the space next to all of the words that describe the coffee you drink.
__ Costa Rican
__ Colombian
__ Brazilian
__ Kenyan
__ Kona
__ Indonesian
__ Shade Grown
__ Sun Coffee
__ Flavored
__ Organic
__ Other (please specify ___________)
__ Indian
- True/False:
Coffee grows best in areas near the equator.
Shade-grown coffee techniques can help migratory birds.
Ask students which survey they think will be most effective in finding the information they desire.
Have students develop a list of questions to include in the survey.
Assist students in designing the survey.
After students survey teachers, staff and parents, compile the data.
Ask students to generate a list of most popular coffee types.
Engage students in a follow up discussion about their survey. Ask questions:
How knowledgeable were the respondents about where their coffee comes from?
How might informing people about the origins of coffee and the effects on the environment change things?
Do you think it's important that people know where their coffee comes from?
Why or why not?
- How knowledgeable were the respondents about where their coffee comes from?
Step 2 -- Literature/Discuss (Give Expert Information Book; Ask Questions)
Students research the history of coffee grown in one of the Latin American coffees preferred by one of their survey respondents. They will use this information during Step 4 to write and send a letter to this person regarding the implications of their coffee preference on the lives of migratory birds.
- Survey results from Step 1
- World atlas
- Rainforest Alliance supporting materials
- Computers with Internet access
Challenge students to use one of their survey respondent's answers and research the natural history of this type of coffee. Have students focus on the Latin American coffee types. For example, if the respondent checked "Costa Rican" and "Sun Coffee," challenge the student to research the Costa Rican rainforest areas, the specifics of coffee beans from Costa Rica (flavor, aroma, etc.), coffee farming in Costa Rica, and the possible environmental impacts of sun coffee farming. Helpful Internet Resources:
- Have students compile their data. Tell students they will be using their research later in the lesson when they will write a letter to survey respondents about their favorite coffee.
Step 3A -- Practice (Math and Learning Centers)
Through a series of guided calculations, students develop a sense of survey respondent knowledge of coffee, how much coffee is grown in rainforests, and the impact of coffee farming techniques on migratory birds.
- Paper
- Writing utensils
Challenge students to complete the calculations and answer the related questions.
- One acre of rainforest land can produce about 1,000 pounds of shade-grown coffee in a year. If the United States imports 2.5 million pounds of coffee in a year, how many acres of rainforest land is needed?
- The average American drinks 3.4 cups of coffee per day. If half of the United States population drinks this amount, how many cups does that equal? If half of the world's population drank the same amount, how many cups would that equal?
- How many acres of rainforest would be needed to satisfy the world's coffee consumption if half of the people on earth drank 3.4 cups per day?
- Create a graph illustrating some aspect of the class survey data. Use one of the following formats: Pie chart of the most popular coffee types chosen, bar graph of the amount of knowledge people said they had about their coffee, chart depicting which countries are most preferred for their coffee beans.
Step 3B -- Create (Performance Tasks Related to Standard Indicators)
Students draw a map of North, Central and South America and illustrate the relationship between coffee production, coffee consumption and bird migration.
- World maps for each student, with countries outlined
- Colored pencils
- World atlas for reference
- Field guides of North American birds
- Rainforest poster (available in the Resource Index)
- Hand out several world atlas references.
- Challenge students to draw a large map of North, Central and South America, including outlines of countries.
On their respective maps, challenge students to identify:
- Countries containing rainforest;
- Countries exporting coffee;
- Major bird migration routes of a common North American migratory bird. Have students use color to illustrate rainforest range and countries.
Challenge students to discuss the meaning of their maps. Ask the following questions:
How does your map illustrate a connection between coffee production and migratory birds?
Who might find this information valuable?
- How does your map illustrate a connection between coffee production and migratory birds?
Step 4 -- Present (Edit Work/Students Present Projects)
Each student selects one teacher, school staff member or parent to write and send a letter to highlighting the complex connection between coffee production, consumption, migratory birds and the health of temperate and tropical rainforests.
- Map from Step 3B
- Calculations from step 3A
- Tell students that they will be writing a letter to their survey respondent in order to inform them about their choice of coffee and how it is related to migratory bird winter range, rainforests and temperate forests.
- Challenge students to include the research discovered in Step 2, the calculations determined in Step 3A and the map created in Step 3B to explain the key connections for the coffee drinker receiving the letter.
The Rainforest Alliance curricula is unique in that it teaches language arts, math, science, social studies and the arts while addressing the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for English language arts and mathematics, and the Next Generation Science Standards. Our multidisciplinary curricula present information on forests, biodiversity, local communities and sustainable practices. Lessons provide a global perspective on the importance of protecting the world's natural resources, locally and globally, while giving students opportunities for direct action.
To help teachers seamlessly integrate our resources into their lesson plans, we have correlated our kindergarten through 8th grade and climate curriculum guides to the Common Core State Standards for both English language arts and mathematics, as well as the Next Generation Science Standards. Please feel free to use these correlations to help guide you through these lessons, as well to help you identify extensions and adaptations to advance your work.
- Rainforest Alliance correlation to the Common Core State Standards for English language arts »
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The Rainforest Alliance can help your school district incorporate local standards and closely align our curricula with the educational mandates in your region.
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Pizza Man owners hire executive chef
UPDATED 7:01 PM CDT Mar 29, 2013
Pizza Man has hired an executive chef for its new restaurant, according to WISN 12 News' media partners at BizTimes Milwaukee.
Zachary Baker spent the past 10 years with the Bartolotta Restaurant Group.
The new Pizza Man will open at Downer and Belleview in June.
The restaurant plans to bring back about 85 percent of its original menu. A massive fire destroyed the old restaurant.
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Eagles Return to D.C. for All-American Weekend
Thousands of alumni descended on D.C. during a beautiful weekend in October to celebrate All-American Weekend 2013. The quad was abuzz with smiling faces, hugs, laughter, and sentiments of excitement from those who traveled from near and far to reconnect and reminisce with old friends and classmates.
The weekend included a full slate of programming ranging from class reunions, the multicultural alumni reunion, the psychology alumni reunion, the annual alumni awards ceremony, academic sessions and more.
Preceding the alumni festivities, the weekend kicked off in style with a gathering of nearly 300 of AU's loyal supporters for the President's Circle Dinner in an elegantly adorned Bender Arena. The evening celebrated the profound generosity of this special group, and the impact it has made in the campus community. While serenaded by a string quartet of AU students, guests mingled with President Kerwin and university officials over cocktails, and were then treated to dinner and a special program accompanied by the AU jazz combo.
Friday began with council meetings hosted by various on-campus units discussing their strategic plans for engaging alumni in the work of the university. Meanwhile, other alumni geared up for events, beginning with the Faculty-Staff Alumni Bagel Breakfast, the Golden Eagles Luncheon, the inaugural Career Connections Fair, and the Psychology Alumni Reunion, which included a lab crawl and happy hour.
Dorothy Miller, CAS/BA '33, joined peers at the Golden Eagles event and was heralded as she celebrated 80 years since her graduation from AU. After the event, she described memories of a campus far less developed than today's and tuition of $100 per year. In her time, tuition also included books and even activities and entertainment.
Friday evening, nearly 200 AU alumni attended the Multicultural Alumni Reunion Welcome Reception at Hotel Palomar. Attendees enjoyed hors d'oeuvres and jazz music, followed by a warm welcome from Chip Griffin, SPA/BA '94, president of the Alumni Association. Attendees continued the festivities just two blocks away at the All-Alumni Party held at O Street Mansion. The party included hors d'ouvres, tours of the mansion, AU themed cocktails, and music rippling through various rooms while 300 Eagles reminisced about their time at AU.
Saturday began with the Legacy Alumni Breakfast and Pinning Ceremony, where President Kerwin talked about his family's tradition of attending AU. The program culminated with current students and alumni pinning family members. Others early risers enjoyed the Psychology Alumni Breakfast and the classes of 2003 and 2008's "TDR Takeover" brunch.
The All-American Fall Festival on Saturday afternoon was graced with ideal fall weather, and alumni, families, and friends congregating at the Woods-Brown Amphitheater to enjoy food, fun, face painting, arts and crafts, and a live musical performance from the Jenni Schick band.
A number of other events took place on Saturday, including Career Development and Multiculturalism sessions, a Hello, Clawed!, Children's Book Reading with Cynthia Augustine CAS/BA '03, The Rothfield Collection of Contemporary Israeli Art and guided tour, lecture on friendship with Dr. Andrea Bonior, CAS/MA '02; CAS/PHD '04, and the second annual Celebrate! Multicultural Student-Alumni Reception.
Saturday's evening entertainment began with our Annual Alumni Awards Ceremony and Dinner, featuring alumni award winners Dean Jay Factor, Kogod/BSBA'87, Kevin Hagan, SIS/MA '97, Judi Byers, Kogod/BSBA '04, CAS/MS '12, David Simnick, SPA/BA '09 and Jonelle Williams, SPA/BA '09.
The classes of 2003 and 2008 dashed across the streets of Washington D.C. to celebrate their reunion and reconnect with their classmates. The first-ever joint class reunion was held at The Front Page D.C. and was a smashing success with nearly 200 attendees. Additionally, a number of alumni attended the Kennedy Political Union's WONK of the Year presentation, where CNN's Anderson Cooper was honored. The arena was filled with parents, students, and alumni who heard Cooper talk about his life experiences and passion for journalism.
After Friday and Saturday's festivities, alumni were invited to attend a sparkling cider brunch at MGC's University Club, a Spirit Alumni Network brunch, and the Multicultural Alumni Reunion finale, the Fraternity and Sorority Brunch.
Vicki Aken, SIS/BA '94, who traveled all the way from Nairobi, Kenya, to reunite with her former roommates at All-American Weekend, said, "I've always wanted to come but this year, the timing worked out perfectly. I made the timing work," she said. After a weekend of reminiscing and laughter with friends Chip, SPA/BA '94, and Jen Griffin, SPA/BA '94, among others, Vicki, we're sure, was glad she made the trip.
No matter how far you're traveling, make plans now to attend All-American Weekend 2014, which will be held October 17–19.
The Alumni Association would like to give special thanks to all of the volunteers who made this weekend possible, including Clarence Fluker, SOC/MA '02, Antonio Gutierrez, Esq. SIS/BA '01, and the 33 alumni volunteers who helped to produce the inaugural Multicultural Alumni Reunion. We'd also like to thank the Classes of 2003 and 2008 Reunion Committees and Sara Nieves-Grafals, CAS/BS '75, CAS /MA'79, CAS /PhD '80, chair of the Psychology Alumni Reunion.
To find out how you can help plan next year's All-American Weekend activities, please contact Carlita Pitts at firstname.lastname@example.com. We're looking for class reunion planning committee members for the classes of 2004 and 2009.


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Bathe like Cleopatra: Whey, the potassium-rich and low-calorie milk serum produced when cheese is made, was considered an elixir of beauty in ancient times. The Wellness Destination of Weggis Vitznau Rigi with its six leading wellness hotels is reviving this tradition: visitors to the Chäserenzholz pasture can take a whey bath in a wooden barrel – with a wonderful view, fine Alpine cheese and beds in the hay where they can spend the night.
The Weggis Vitznau Rigi region offers everything you could possibly want in terms of wellness and active or passive recreation. The wellness hotels of the Weggis Vitznau Rigi region boast a professional infrastructure, top-notch personal service and a wide range of health and wellness activities to meet and exceed your expectations: classic wellness, smart aging, medical wellness, medical check-ups and more. In addition, a breath-taking landscape of lakes and mountains offers exciting excursions and countless possibilities for exercise, ranging from leisurely walks to sportive challenges.
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Marie Smith, PharmD, is a seasoned pharmacy clinician-educator, health care strategist, and change management executive with over 25 years experience across diverse practice arenas. Throughout her career, she has spanned the boundaries and pioneered progressive programs in leading universities/ health-science centers, a global pharmaceutical company, healthcare consulting practice, and a premier health professional association/publisher (print media, electronic databases, and software products).
At the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy, she is Professor and Assistant Dean for Practice and Public Policy Partnerships. As an interdisciplinary educator and innovative leader, she brings a wealth of academic and business experience to this position, along with a strong commitment to enhancing the appropriate use of medications in society.
In the early 1980's, as an ambulatory care clinical pharmacist/educator, she co-directed a progressive, primary care clinic for an urban/underserved patient population using a collaborative practice model with internists and nurse practitioners for chronic disease follow-up care, medication therapy management, and medication adherence services.
Dr. Smith is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and Medical College of Virginia Schools of Pharmacy, and completed a hospital pharmacy residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia. In addition, she completed a Fellowship in Change Management at Johns Hopkins University and post-graduate work in global leadership executive education at the Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) and INSEAD (France).
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According to the latest reports out of Washington, last-minute negotiations between Republicans and Democrats have led to a tentative agreement to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans, but here's the catch: The House has adjourned and will not vote on the measure until sometime next week.
This means that a deal will not be reached in time to avoid the combined spending cuts and tax increases commonly referred to as "the fiscal cliff."
However, the New York Times is reporting that if Congress acts quickly in 2013, the economic impact will be limited.
President Obama expressed optimism earlier in the day that a deal could be reached. "Today, it appears that an agreement to prevent this New Year's tax hike is within sight," NBC News quoted Obama as saying. "But it's not done."
With compromises apparently reached on letting the Bush tax cuts expire on individual incomes above $400,000 and household incomes of $450,000, as well as a tentative agreement on estate tax details, the main remaining point of contention has to do with "sequestration," automatic spending cuts to numerous programs that would kick in if a deal is not reached.
Earlier, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada told reporters Monday that he sees progress in negotiations between congressional Democrats and Republicans in down-to-the-wire attempts to reach a budget agreement before midnight.
When asked by reporters Monday morning if he thought a deal could be reached, Reid said: "I really hope so. We're not there yet, though."
Social Security
According to various reports over the weekend, the Republicans agreed to take cuts to Social Security off the table, and President Barack Obama has agreed to an increase in the level where Bush-era tax cuts would expire, from the $250,000 the administration originally proposed to somewhere between $400,000 and $500,000.
As of 8:45 p.m. EST on New Year's Eve, no further information on the fate of Social Security under the tentative deal has been released.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, told reporters that he and Vice President Joe Biden had been in contact around 12:45 a.m. and again at 6:30 a.m. on New Year's Eve.
Speaking on the Senate floor Sunday, McConnell said: "The sticking point appears to be a willingness or interest or frankly, the courage to close the deal. I'm willing to get this done, but I need a dance partner."
If no deal is reached by midnight tonight, the Bush-era tax cuts enacted more than a decade ago will expire, leading the US over the so-called fiscal cliff. If that happens, all taxpayers, not just those making less than a few hundred thousand dollars annually, will see their taxes increase in 2013.
Oh, the drama. I thought the president's nickname was "No Drama Obama," but I guess congressional Republicans have other ideas.
We may or may not see a budget deal before midnight, but why did we have to see such theatrical shenanigans leading up to this point? Whatever happened to getting the job done without all the oh-so-public back-and-forth?
Some might say that's the way Washington works, and to a large degree, they're right. But with the vast majority of Americans siding with Obama on the income tax aspect of the deal, and Americans of all ages still voicing their support for Social Security and Medicare, it seems like legislators who are truly striving to represent the people would take that into consideration from the beginning.
Maybe they did. Maybe they only put Social Security "on the table" so they could take it off later, ever so subtly softening Americans' resistance to the idea of Social Security cuts in the process. But Obama was not re-elected to weaken Social Security, and few if any representatives or senators were elected to force his hand on these popular programs.
If anything, the No. 1 question going into the budget negotiations should have been "What do we have to do to preserve Social Security?" Maybe the answer lies in gradually raising the cap for Social Security taxes from $110,000 in annual income to a higher figure that would allow the program to remain strong and effective for many decades to come. After all, more Americans of all parties support that approach than simply taking the budget ax to programs so critical to our most vulnerable citizens.
Sources & Resources:
GOP senators: Social Security off table, Washington Post, Dec. 30, 2012
Reid Hopeful Negotiators to Reach Last-Minute Budget Deal, Bloomberg Businessweek, Dec, 31, 2012
Millennials Favor Preserving Social Security Over Reducing Deficit, Despite Skepticism: Pew Poll, Huffington Post, Dec. 31, 2012
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Join professional costumer and patternmaker Steffani Lincecum and learn fine sewing techniques to create a superior-quality blazer with hand-stitched details. Padstitch hair canvas and muslin into your garment to reinforce stress points and add sophisticated structure. Assemble your jacket body beautifully with expert tips. Add wigan to hemlines and sleeve cuffs for a crisp look and keep shoulder seams from stretching with twill tape. Demystify turn-of-cloth while shaping your undercollar and construct vented sleeves, bound buttonholes and patch pockets as your jacket comes together. Sew your shoulder pads, lining, lapels and collar before adding edge-stitching that makes your finished garment even more special.
Meet your instructor, Steffani Lincecum, and learn more about the features of the classic blazer you'll be making.
Steffani discusses how to reinforce your jacket pattern pieces with muslin or hair canvas, add a vent to the sleeve design and mark your fabric.
A perfect bound buttonhole and a hand-stitched lapel will give your blazer an elegance you will never find in ready-to-wear. Steffani shows you her techniques.
Learn about roll of cloth and how to prepare the undercollar so the seams won't show. Pad-stitching by hand will give your collar its structure and character.
Learn more about interfacing and wigan as you sew together the body pieces and join the shoulders.
The collar is the most important part of the blazer to get right, as any imperfections will be obvious. Steffani shows how to get the smoothest lines, and how to sew the sleeves and add pockets.
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Thursday, June 19, 2014
As the worlds best soccer players compete in Brazil, some of the worlds youngest players are kicking the ball around at Ashley Ridge High School.
This week Ashley Ridge hosted the first of two sessions for its sixth annual summer soccer camp for players age 3-12. While the camp hasnt drawn the interest of the World Cup, camp counselors say it is fulfilling its purpose.
On top of this being a very fun camp I think the kids are learning, camp instructor Toni Schneider said. For the ones who maybe arent too familiar with the game yet, they are getting the basic skills they need and confidence.
Approximately 85 kids participated in the first session of the camp, which has consistently drawn between 85 and 100 campers per session since it was founded by Ashley Ridge Girls Soccer coach Mark Weaver. Registration remains open for the second session scheduled for July 7-11.
Camp is divided into two sides, a general side for those wanting to learn the game and an elite side for players ready to be challenged with a more difficult regiment of activities.
On the general side, they work a lot on their technical skills, Weaver said. They work on passing correctly, shooting correctly, dribbling correctly, right-foot work, left-foot work and making sure they can put everything together. On the elite side, they should already have those technical skills so they work on possession games, movement off the ball and being able to play a fluid soccer game.
For the youngest athletes, the camp introduces them to the game. Weaver says by the age of 5 most kids are ready to start developing the basic soccer skills but he feels the key to that is keeping their interest.
For the little kids, its all about games, he said. They might work on their dribbling, but we will call it Crab Soccer. As long as they are having fun, that is what we are looking for.
The second session will run from 9-11 a.m. daily or from 9 a.m. until noon depending on age. Camp tuition is $60 per session. Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt. Weaver and Summerville High School Head Boys Soccer Coach Jason Rasner head a staff that is committed to helping each camper improve their skills and performance levels.
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She felt she never really came into her own until she was transformed overnight into a Broadway star in the 1970 musical Applause – and she won even more unexpected applause as the author, without ghostwriter, of a best-selling, highly regarded memoir, Lauren Bacall: By Myself, which won a National Book Award in 1980.
But if she never reached the top tier of Hollywood legends, Bacall, who died at 89 in Manhattan on Tuesday, possessed a valuable if very particular set of talents and qualities that have never been combined before or since in one performer. These included:
a high-cheeked, somewhat sullen beauty, sensual and also somewhat formidable;
a breathtaking sense of style that was elegant but unpretentious, crisp, even wiry;
the famous low gaze that could signal both "Come hither" and, just as often, "You've gotta be kidding me";
the sultry, reedy voice that could, in the words of the old song, speak low when speaking love or, in less temperate moments, have the force of a brass battering ram;
and an unflinching, sardonic toughness that suggested she had taken the measure of every studio executive and contract player she had ever met and found them very likely not her equal. Probably correctly.
The fact is that Bacall was so distinctive that after more than half a century her work has scarcely dated, if at all.
Her lean, smooth, unmannered confidence feels absolutely contemporary. Just look at her in the movies in which she was paired with Bogart, such as 1944's To Have and Have Not, which provided her with the line that defined her career ("You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and ... blow").
Or the classic 1956 Texas-oil melodrama Written on the Wind, in which her beauty and glamour feel so definitively, powerfully American – and so vivid in Technicolor – you wonder if she had something to do with our country prevailing in the Cold War.
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She did not mellow into some grand dame, however. Playing herself in a cameo on The Sopranos in 2006, she let loose with a howling expletive that did not sound the least bit out of character.


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CEO Steve Jobs has recently led a crusade
Emboldened perhaps by the vocal
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quote: It is very easy to access sexually explicit material on iPhone and Win Mobile. It always will be. MS and Apple are just saying they won't sell apps for that purpose in their app stores.[b]This is not much different than Borders and Barnes & Noble not selling porn in their book/video stores.[/b]


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Damn that swank is bufugly! Damn right..... word.
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ridiculous level of ugly.. just simply butt fucking ugly.
check out that girl with the penis on her head.. how bufugly is that?
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Stands for butt fucking ugly. When someone is hideous enough, that it takes words combined to describe.
person 1: woah look at that obese girl, with warts all over, bad breath, bad body odor, hairy armpits, yellow messed up teeth, boogers hanging out of her nose, tons of ear wax, and a man voice
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Someone who is Butt Fucking Ugly. Really, Really ugly!!!
When the alcohol wore off I realized she was Bufugly!!!
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Words put together to mean butt fucking ugly.
Man your bufugly. You might want to do something about that.
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Butt fuckin' ugly
That bitch is bufugly!
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A key person or people is/are the most important members of a group of friends that all the others follow like sheep. These key people become "key" by being WELL GOOD!
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Sunday, February 9, 2014 | 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Develop your Spanish communication skills in a friendly setting. Basic conversational speech is emphasized as you practice with native Spanish speakers. You can return the favor by helping them with their English. See the Information Desk for location and drop in!
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I always read about how Bank of America sucks this, and Bank of America sucks that, but never had experience the suck that is Bank of America first hand. I opened an account with them a year ago with my then-fiancée because they had a branch within walking distance of my house and because they have ATMs essentially everywhere. I looked past the Bank of America horror stories because, honestly, every company has its bad moments. Well, today I met a bad enough moment to make me can Bank of America and go with M&T Bank. (I opened up a personal and business account with them because a good friend of mine works in their new business development side)
No, they didn't screw me out of $23049823049 in fees or otherwise hosed me by being unreasonable – they did something far worse because it wasn't some technical glitch or some procedural hangup. They're going to lose me as a customer because they were rude. When there are as many choices as there are in the world, you can't even mess up like that. Sorry!
Today, I went to a Bank of America branch to make some check deposits. When I walked up to the counter with my checks, the first thing the teller asks me is if I had counted the amount. I responded "No" because I wanted them to double check my math, as they always do. The responded with a bit of a roll of her eye and then asked me if I filled out a deposit slip. Again I said no, deposit slips are useless anyway. When she counts them up, she'll print out a slip that goes with the checks and the deposit slip is just a wasted branch on a tree we'd otherwise like to keep around. This is what has happened the other half dozen times I've gone in to deposit a bunch of checks (and didn't want to you the mechanized paper-cut maker of an ATM they have), the teller simply adds them up for you and you're on your way.
So she pulled out a deposit slip and told me to fill out my name and address on the slip (useless!). Then she put a calculator in my face and told me to add up the checks. All of this was pretty terse and borderline rude but I was content to let it go. As I added up the checks and showed her the calculator, she proceeds to read out the numbers really loudly over and over again. Is there no sense of privacy? I can understand her reading them back softly, but she was speaking more than normal indoor voice.
Okay fine, whatever, at this point the interaction hadn't gone great but it was hardly worth closing an account over. Then she looks at my balance and tried to sell me on a certificate of deposit. I politely declined. She persisted by saying I was losing money by putting my money in a regular checking account. She's right, but I still politely declined. Then she proceeded to start talking to the customer waiting behind me! No good bye, no thank you have a nice day, nothing.
That, Bank of America, was the proverbial straw. Keep that lousy $6 you got for giving me an interest rate of 1.0%, which is essentially paying an annual fee anyway, and keep your other worthless products. We're outta here.
It's amazing they didn't make it out of the first round of the Consumerist 2007 Worst Company in America contest (Verizon was a formidable opponent), but you guys should lock up the first round in 2008 against a cupcake like Toys R Us.
Update: Some people have said that I'm being a baby, that I over-reacted, (one guy said he'd punch me) and I respect all of your opinions (maybe I am a baby, but there are plenty of banking options that are more polite) and thank you for sharing them. I actually wanted to touch on the topic of over-reaction. What's "worse" of a reaction, closing my account or calling out that teller to their manager? If anything, asking to speak to the bank manager and telling them the teller was rude seems to be like a greater over-reaction than closing an account. Thoughts on that?{ 101 comments, please add your thoughts now! }


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Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy DS
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With a unique tongue-in-cheek take on the Original Trilogy, LEGO Star Wars II follows the Rebel Alliance's crusade to dismantle the Galactic Empire and rebuild a galaxy in pieces. Build and battle your way through your favorite film moments, from Darth Vader's pursuit of Princess Leia aboard her Blockade Runner to a showdown on the second Death Star, as the game includes even more of the family-friendly LEGO action, puzzles and humor that earned the original LEGO Star Wars such popularity and acclaim.
And much more new to offer, it still has. For the first time ever, characters can get in and out of vehicles, as well as ride creatures. You can also mix and match the body parts of more than 50 playable characters to create one of millions of possible LEGO Star Wars heroes. And on certain platforms, a game save from the first LEGO Star Wars can unlock another 50-plus additional characters for Free Play - that's more than 100 total characters! Other exciting additions include free-roaming vehicle levels that are no longer on rails, the ability to switch ships at will in Free Play, cool new character-specific attacks and maneuvers, playable mini-kit vehicles, an optional adaptive difficulty mode and more
- Expands upon all of the fun and creativity that made the original LEGO Star Wars such a hit, this time set during the original three Star Wars films (Episodes IV, V, VI).
- For the first time ever, build and ride vehicles (landspeeders, AT-STs, speeder bikes and more) and mount creatures (from the banthas of desert Tatooine to the tauntauns of frigid Hoth) through on-foot levels.
- Now, all non-droid characters - not just those with the Force - have the power to build.
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The title speaks of beginnings, but the film itself marked the end of an era. The post-war Bible-movie craze — which began with Samson and Delilah (1949) and arguably peaked with Ben-Hur (1959) and its record 11 Academy Awards — petered out over the next several years, and The Bible: In the Beginning… (1966) was pretty much the last major Bible film to be produced by a Hollywood studio for the next couple of decades.
The problem was not that the film was a flop, per se, but that it cost so much to make. Reliable box-office figures are harder to find, the further back you go in time, but according to Wikipedia, at least, The Bible was the top-grossing film of 1966, with a domestic gross of $34 million. Then again, roughly half of that money would have stayed with the theatres, and the film is said to have cost as much as $18 million — and that probably doesn't count the cost of prints and advertising. So whether the film made its money back would seem to depend on how well it performed overseas.
In any case, I recently revisited this film and noticed a few things that I thought were worth noting here. (See also my recent post on Abraham and the Three Visitors, which discusses one scene from this film that I don't get into here.)


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A nickname given to a male figure who is sweet and caring. Usually used among same sex male couples, baby boi can be assigned to the top to express the bottoms willingness to see his partner as an equal.
My baby boi bought a plane ticket that was $300 to come with me to New York.
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A sappy, stupid nickname a moronic girl gives her 2 years younger boyfriend, who happens to be an insane psycho control freak.
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generic name given to a nef, or some randomass kid that just stands there and no one gives a fuck who he/she is or why they are they.
nef "hi, what's your name?"
person "shut up neffy mcneferson"
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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
God-smacked, karma, entertaining the angels, dancing with the devil, Murphy's law. Call it what you will, I call it typical.
One sleepy morning a few weeks back, Don and I were sitting on the couch watching the morning news, a hypnotic drone to awaken gently while drinking coffee. Anyday USA stuff, basically a comma or an occasional period placed on a story sucked dry from days/weeks/months earlier. And then... the host introduces Jonathan Gilliam, a former Navy SEAL who had the idea to start a program for vets searching for employment as nannies. I drank my coffee, listened. Mr. Gilliam and the news host introduced one of their prime candidates for the nanny vet program (titled Tactical Nannies).
I will condense the interview to get to the point of my own story. It started like this: "Ms. Smith, would you tell our audience what qualities you have as a veteran that would entice a family to hire you as their nanny?" he asked.
My coffee was getting lukewarm, I started thinking about getting up and reheating it.
The vet replied, "Well, the training that we have, for one thing."
"And what would that training be, Ms. Smith?" the host asked.
"Well, we are trained to be aware of our surroundings. We do things like notice things that aren't right... like a tree that wasn't there before," she answered.
Okay... it started with a chuckle. Then it was a giggle, and then Don started in and we were both cracking up. I started having visions of spies with cardboard cut-out trees in the parks. The gaffe didn't go unnoticed and the news announcer switched over quickly to Mr. Gilliam but didn't ask him to elaborate; he looked grateful.
But Don and I were still laughing. "Those damn pop-up trees will get you every time," we giggled.
We do that sometimes, don't we? Lose control laughing at inappropriate things at the expense of another person's flaws or inadequacies? I mean here she was, an esteemed military servicewoman (of all people), and all I can think about is this fake tree shimmying from one place to the next... And I did feel guilty. Both because she was a member of the military AND because I knew that comment was going to follow this woman for a bit. Lord knows I have provided endless material myself. Another twinge of guilt washed over me as I did the dishes. I thought back to a few of my Freudian slips.
One of my worst: Don had just received a promotion at work. We gathered the kids that evening and went to Red Lobster. We were sucking crab legs and slurping butter when, by chance, Don's boss and his wife walked in. They stopped as they were being led to a table near us, and we small talked about the coincidence. His boss told us that they were celebrating his wife's 50th birthday. What I meant to say was "Happy Birthday, You don't look a day of it." What came out was, "Happy Birthday, you look every day of it." I went back to slurping legs, then looked up quizzically to find the entire table and guests giving me the shocked face. The hostess led Don's boss and wife away. My family told me what I said. I apologized, but it was apparent that the damage was done.
Dishes done, coffee finished, time to get this day on the move. Don went to bed (he was working third shift). I decided to run out to do chores. I noticed in the parking lot that I picked up the wrong keys and, rather than go back inside and retrieve my keys, I decided to take Don's big truck.
A little later, I started backing out of this narrow drive that I shouldn't have pulled into. I was using the mirrors, but got too close to shrubs on the left side. I tried to correct that when I heard a loud pop. I looked over and saw my right side view mirror hanging down.
What? A damn pop-up tree ripped it right off!
I stopped by Lowe's on the way home and get some Gorilla glue. I was in the parking lot piecing the mirror together with a bungee cord, while squirting copious amounts of Gorilla glue onto it, all the while praying that I can make it look like it never happened.
My policeman neighbor noticed my pensive look as I headed back inside to get a towel to get the dripping glue off the mirror.
"You alright Renae?" he asked.
I waved him on... "Nothing serious, just a pop-up tree," I answered.
When Don woke up, I told him, "You know that pop-up tree we were laughing about this morning?"
He grinned. "Yes," he says.
"Well, one popped up and took your right rearview mirror right off," I explained sheepishly.
He stopped grinning.
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A ridiculously attractive young woman, however, Kylas tend to be extremely humble. Usually very nice, but Kylas don't take bull shit. Comes off very innocent, but in reality, love to party and have a good time.
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Average height, beautiful and athletic. Good grades and has goals in life. She likes to party all the time, and there will always be that boy she can't get over.
look, there is Kyla!
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A beautiful, sexy girl who is dating a guy who can't get over how happy he is that they are together.
There is a Kyla who lives in Aloha.
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a beautiful girl with a story, she thinks she's not good enough but we all know she's perfect. she's been through enough to know how strong she is. although the thing she's wishing for is clear already, she isn't giving up, no way, anytime soon. She's determined, and she's totally in for it. Once you get to know her, she's an amazing person. You can trust her as soon as that. She's social and shy all at the same time, but she won't let one guy twist up her life, because she's here to live it.
I met up with Kyla at the park.
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A short funny person who likes to drink and have fun. Also very cute.
That girl is a Kyla.
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Kyla is a wonderful girl who's been through a lot and still has a smile on her face every time I see her. She's friends with everyone but likes to be alone most of the time. She's a fighter but only for what she believes is right. She's crazy loyal to the people she loves and would do anything for them even if they're not close anymore. She's one of those people who just perseveres no matter what. She's an inspiration and I'm happy she's in my life.
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Girl 2: that's kyla, she's always smiling
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A wonderful person who is super gorgeous. They usually love everyone, and are verrry kinky. Very yummy and rock your world in bed. super yummy.
Kyla totally rocked the bed last night
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high fiber cereal (at least 10 grams)
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3 pound uncooked lean ground turkey meat
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2 cans no-salt added canned Great Northern Beans
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NEW YORK � Hewlett-Packard Co. said Tuesday that it is the victim of a multi-billion dollar fraud at the hands of a British company it bought last year that lied about its finances.
HP CEO Meg Whitman said executives at Autonomy Corp. PLC �willfully� boosted the company�s figures through various accounting tricks, which convinced HP to pay $9.7 billion for the company in October 2011.
Autonomy�s former CEO said HP�s allegations are false.
HP now is taking an $8.8 billion charge to align Autonomy�s purchase price with what HP now says is its real value. More than $5 billion of that charge is due to false accounting, HP said.
The revelation is another blow for HP, which is struggling to reinvent itself as PC and printer sales shrink. The company�s stock hit a 10-year low in Tuesday�s trading.
Among other things, Autonomy makes search engines that help companies find vital information stored across computer networks. Acquiring it was part of an attempt by HP to strengthen its portfolio of high-value products and services for corporations and government agencies. The deal was approved by Whitman�s predecessor, Leo Apotheker, but closed three weeks into Whitman�s tenure as chief executive. Whitman was a member of HP�s board of directors when Apotheker initiated the Autonomy purchase.
Among the tricks used at Autonomy, Whitman said: The company had been booking the sale of computers as software revenue and claiming the cost of making the machines as a marketing expense. Revenue from long-term contracts was booked up front, instead of over time.
As a result, Autonomy appeared to be more profitable than it was and seemed to be growing its core software business faster than was actually the case. The moves apparently were designed to groom the company for an acquisition, Whitman said.
Once HP bought the company, Autonomy�s reported revenue growth and profit margin quickly declined. Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch continued to run the company as part of HP, but Whitman forced him out May 23 because it was not living up to expectations.
�Little did I know that there was more than met the eye,� Whitman said.
With Lynch gone, a senior Autonomy executive volunteered information about the alleged accounting irregularities, prompting an internal investigation, Whitman said.
The case has been referred to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the UK�s Serious Fraud Office, she said. The company also will try to recoup some of the cash it paid for Autonomy through lawsuits.
In a statement to the Financial Times, Lynch said �The former management team of Autonomy was shocked to see this statement today, and flatly rejects these allegations, which are false.�
�It took 10 years to build Autonomy�s industry-leading technology, and it is sad to see how it has been mismanaged since its acquisition by HP,� he added.
On a conference call with Whitman following the earnings report, analyst Ben Reitzes of Barclays Capital asked who will be held responsible internally for the disastrous acquisition.
Whitman answered that the two executives who should have been held responsible � Apotheker and strategy chief Shane Robison � are gone. But the deal also was approved by the board of directors.
�Most of the board was here and voted for this deal, and we feel terribly about that,� Whitman said. �What I will say is that the board relied on audited financials. Audited by Deloitte � not �Brand X� accounting firm, but Deloitte. During our very extensive due-diligence process, we hired KPMG to audit Deloitte. And neither of them saw what we now see after someone came forward to point us in the right direction.�
Apotheker told The Associated Press on Tuesday that he was �stunned and disappointed� to learn of the allegations against Autonomy, and pointed out that they had gone undiscovered by HP�s auditors, executives and directors.
Deloitte UK said it could not comment on the matter because of client confidentiality rules.
Whitman said she still views Autonomy as a �growth engine for HP software,� albeit a weaker one than initially thought. HP has been attempting to morph itself into a company that not only makes computer hardware but one that delivers software and services, too.
HP�s stock dipped $1.59, or 12 percent, to $11.72 in afternoon trading. Just after the market�s open, the stock hit $11.35, its lowest level since 2002.
HP�s net loss for the fiscal fourth quarter, which ended Oct. 31, amounted to $6.85 billion, or $3.49 per share. That compares with net income of $239 million, or 12 cents per share, in the same period last year.


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Susan B. Anderson, author of "Itty-Bitty Toys," shares her secrets for fun and easy toy creation. The included giraffe pattern is shaped with simple increases and decreases and finished with a sweet hand-stitched face, perky horns and pompom mane and tail. He measures 20" (50 cm) from horns to hooves – the perfect size for snuggling – and knits up fast and seamless in just a few hours. Because you stuff and stitch together as you go, when you're done, you're done! Finish with a soft and sturdy handmade toy to be treasured for a lifetime.
Meet Susan B. Anderson ... and the Not So Itty-Bitty Giraffe! You'll find out all about the skills you'll learn in this knit toy class, and learn about the features of the Craftsy platform.
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Warren Buffett, Trading Places, & the Endangered Middle ClassPosted Monday, June 25, 2012, at 6:12 PM
I have never met Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha, whose net worth according to "Forbes Magazine" is 44 billion dollars. But I know a little about Buffett from a mutual friend who died in 2000 at the age of 96. The mutual friend was Joe Rosenfield, who was an incredibly wonderful human being and philanthropist.
Anyhow, this story (or comment) is about an article I read in the June 9th Sioux City Journal [http://siouxcityjournal.com/news/state-and-regional/nebraska/cost-to-lunch-with-warren-buffett-million/article_cdf91784-b24d-11e1-b4fe-0019bb2963f4.html], titled "Cost to lunch with Warren Buffett: $3.5 million". In the article, Josh Funk from the Associated Press wrote about an auction to benefit the Glide Foundation (which helps the homeless in San Francisco). An anonymous bidder purchased a private lunch with Warren Buffett for $3.46 million. According to the reporter, Buffett has been donating this "lunch with himself auction item" for 13 past auctions and has raised more than $11.5 million for the group.
I have heard and have read that Warren Buffett is a generous man and that he lives quite humbly---especially considering his $44 billion net worth. He has been in the news this past year offering to pay a higher percentage of his income tax and has said that it would be fair to tax the rich a higher percentage [http://siouxcityjournal.com/warren-buffett/image_213c5a06-dd5a-11e0-a9bd-001cc4c03286.html]. I am not finding fault with either Buffett or the outcome here---it is great to have three and a half mill donated to homeless people, wherever they may be. But I wonder what message this sends to a homeless person, who would be delighted to have $2.14 (the cost of two hamburgers from the dollar menu at a local franchise). What do people think about one millionaire/billionaire paying $3.5 million for a private lunch with another millionaire/billionaire?
Two things come to my mind: The French Revolution and the movie "Trading Places". I didn't pay that much attention in World History class, so I'll comment on the latter.
"Trading Places" involved a dollar bet between the wealthy Duke brothers (played by Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche) about whether or not a beggar/con-man named Billy Ray Valentine (played by Eddie Murphy) could be successfully thrust into a career in a brokerage house--replacing a rising broker named Louis Winthorpe III (played by Dan Aykroyd). The other part of the bet was that the displaced broker would resort to crime when faced with his new-found poverty. Eventually, Valentine and Winthorpe learn of the bet and plot revenge against the Dukes. The Dukes end up broke and Valentine and Winthorpe end up being close friends and rich. (I told you it was a movie, right?)
What is happening to the so-called "middle class"? What is your reaction to the $3.5 million private lunch auction? Party on, Louis & Billy Ray!
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I remember a time when people like me were labeled "working class". Everything i own came from my initiative! People like us,(working class)are the backbone of this nation. Sadly, most of us are losing our homes because of the economy. Why not help those that are trying to help themselves to.
-- Posted by brian48 on Wed, Aug 1, 2012, at 3:34 AM
I obviously neither know Buffett personally nor would be pretentious enough to declare knowledge of his motives beyond speculation, but with regards to such speculation, I believe any businessman who has made his billions making deals and oddly endorsing random political initiatives must be a shrewd and often ruthless deal maker (not that I necessarily find any particular fault with such things). His endorsement of increasing marginal tax rates on the "wealthy" is specious considering his long time practice of keeping large swaths of his wealth in his tax-exempt foundation and his refusal to submit a check to his alleged loving and well-intentioned government's treasury in lieu of what he ostensibly views as a shortfall in wealth distribution. More likely, in my estimation, a deal between politicians (such as his sudden chummy attitude toward Obama) who favor tax increases was made in which he receives something in return for his endorsement as an "expert" on these matters (such as the denial of the Keystone Pipeline which directly benefited his investment in Burlington Northern rail which he acquired ala Berkshire not long before it became a hot button issue).
The private lunch auction likely has more to do with those placing bids looking for something in return-such as last year's winner who is now working for (surprise!) Berkshire Hathaway as one of its investors.
Personally I'm apathetic to their motives: if someone thinks a bid of millions of dollars for lunch with some billionaire is going to get them something in return, then that's their choice. And that their main intentions are not really charity (they would simply donate without the charade of an auction otherwise) is irrelevant since the money is still raised. It is, however, a major cause of cognitive dissonance to have an auction allegedly for charity for the homeless while simultaneously recommending national fiscal policies that indirectly lead to more homelessness due to market distortions, decreased capital reinvestment needed for increased productivity, and is later "stimulated" by inflation which disproportionately harms the poorest.
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In part 2 of the "Using Feature Builder" screencast series, Michael Lehman provides a step-by-step walkthrough of how to get started with deploying Project and Item templates using the Feature Builder Power Tool for Visual Studio 2010.
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Stanford will take on UNLV at 7 p.m. ET on Friday, Nov. 21, with Duke-Temple to follow the opener. The winners and losers will meet on Saturday, Nov. 22, beginning with the consolation matchup at 7 p.m. ET. The games will be televised by TruTV.
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While performing "You Are So Beautiful" for wife Faith and his three daughters, he spotted the enraptured fan in the front of the crowd, mouthing the words to the classic love song, and invited her to join him on stage.
As cameras captured the moment, they sat side by side and finished the tune together. After sharing a big hug, the singer, who clearly knows the way to a woman's heart, signed his guitar and presented it to the girl – much to the delight of the entire audience.
McGraw just celebrated his 54th career top ten single, "Meanwhile Back At Mama's," featuring Hill. Check here for dates of his Sundown Heaven tour.


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January Financial Peace U classes set CHARLES TOWN — A new Financial Peace University class is forming in January. The course teaches God's ways of handling money....
"God's ways of handling money"? God does not handle money at all.
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Part of the item headlined "WorkForce office debuts free Internet" is incorrect. The GED test is not offered online. In fact an article in the Journal on October 12, 2012 headlined "GED testing faces major changes" strongly urged potential test takers to avoid this scam.
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text: Softball Sweeps Doubleheader with Marist March 19, 2014 DELAND, Fla. – Amanda Grimaldo and Jessica Griffin combined for four RBI as the Stetson University softball team took both games against Marist, Tuesday at Patricia Wilson Field. The Hatters downed the Red Foxes 8-5 in Game 1 and 2-1 in Game 2. Pitchers Meredith Owen and Sarah Read each earned wins in the circle, with Read tossing a complete game and Owen picking up hers in relief. In the first game, Stetson put a four spot on the board in the Bottom of the first after falling behind 3-0. The Hatters played small ball with an infield hit, a bases loaded walk and two Marist errors to regain the lead after one. The Red Foxes struck again in the top of the fourth, plating two runs to make it 5-4, but the Hatters tied it up in the bottom of that frame after a pair of hits placed runners on first and third. That's when a steal by Demi Meza of second allowed Chrissy Morello to swipe home and make it 5-5. After entering in the fourth, with one out, Owen shut the door on Marist bats, only allowing two hits in the next 3.2 innings, enabling the Stetson offense to come alive in the bottom of the sixth. Doubles by Jessie TenBroeck and Meza in that inning put Stetson on top for good, but the Hatters were not done scoring, as a two RBI double by Grimaldo made it 8-5, and gave Owen some breathing room in the seventh. The senior hurler sent the Red Foxes home 1-2-3 in the final frame for her ninth win of the season. In the night cap Read silenced Marist bats effectively, scattering five hits through the first five, staked to a 2-0 lead. The Hatters scored their runs in the second and third, both courtesy of Griffin, who doubled home a run and beat out an infield single for her two RBI. The Red Foxes did not go quietly though, as they scored a run in the sixth and mounted a rally in the seventh, but Read worked out of trouble, striking out the final batter with the tying run on second, for her seventh win of the season. Griffin went 2-3 in the second game with her two RBI, while Grimaldo was 1-3 with two RBI and a run scored in the first. TenBroeck (3-4) and Morello (2-4) each had multiple hit games in Stetson's 8-5 Game 1 win. The Hatters, (17-5, 3-2) next take on Buffalo in a single game, Wednesday, Mar. 19 at Patricia Wilson Field. Game time is slated for 6 p.m. Tickets start at $5 and can be purchased online at GoHatters.com/tix or at the Patricia Wilson Field box office. Stetson students, faculty, and staff are free with a valid ID. Subscription based live video of the Stetson games will be available on HatterVision. Live stats, the Stetson softball twitter feed, and the Hat-Alerts text messaging system will provide in-game updates as well.Print Friendly Version More Headlines