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Danze D606725 Chrome Sirius Tub Spout Less Diverter
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- Constructed of metal ensuring durability and dependability
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- Length: 7"
- Height: 3-1/2"
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- Diverter Included: No
- Secure mounting assembly
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Zanorak from It had the right forms... I've been pretty happy with this tub spout. Installed it coming out of a tile wall over the edge of my undermount tub - so needed the extra length it has. (most spouts are only 6 inches) It fills the tub well, if a bit slowly. It is a 65 inch kohler soaking tub though, so that might be my imagination. Things to consider: it mounts with some sort of crush fitting. You'll spend a lot of time getting that piece of pipe just the right length, and getting it on straight. Also, when the shower is turned off it drips onto the faucet and makes a tinny sound. Not sure if that reflects on the materials or what, but it just sounds very high pitched and tinny. I bought this spout because it had square forms and flat planes. Bingo for that. I paired it with fixtures from the Delta Arzo collection. It's very close.
Date published: 2010-08-24
Danze offers faucets and plumbing necessities to match your bathroom or kitchen style. In the last 10 years, Danze has quickly become a stake holder in providing eco-friendly faucets. Its team conducts research and development to manufacture water conscious and environmentally conscious products and make sure to educate its customers on best water practices. Danze fixtures provide years of affordable beauty and trouble-free performance.
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Fall 2013
Ciao! My name is Irene and I'm a first year design student participating in the Florence Abroad program. I am a Greek-American born in California, but these last few years I was living in Greece. I am very open to learning about different cultures – both America and Greece are interwoven into my perspective, so I am really looking forward to integrating myself into the Italian culture as well.
Artistically, I like to work with many mediums such as photography, drawing, Photoshop, painting, film, etc. and I am looking forward to sharing with you my artistic viewpoints when it comes to capturing the Italian environment and my studies here. I don't have any prior experience within the fashion industry, everything is very new for me, so I'm hoping that this blog, and FIT, will be a fantastic beginning to what will become my new niche.
I am Natalie, a third year International Merchandising Management student. I am originally from Southern California and have been a nomad for the past few years – first living in Los Angeles, where I got a degree in Fashion Design, then attending FIT in New York, and now in Florence.
I have always wanted to live in Italy. I have constantly been fascinated by its culture and I am looking forward to embracing it. Immersing myself in a society that is different from my own intrigues me. Raised near the Mexico-USA border, I have been lucky enough to experience diverse cultures throughout my life.
My interest in fashion began at an early age when I use to watch my mother and my grandmother sew our clothing. With photography one of my main hobbies, I want to capture the best and foremost of the Italian lifestyle through our evolving knowledge gained with FIT.
My name is Samantha and I come from a family of painters, illustrators, and journalists, who nurtured my creativity while still grounding me in reality. I am now a sophomore at FIT, looking forward to a future career in fashion design.
I have always been fascinated with clothes and images that evoke whimsy and imagination. I love creating a character through my designs, imagining her lifestyle, her inspirations and aspirations. I can't wait to grow professionally and personally this year at Polimoda and explore all that Florence has to offer.
Hi!! My name is Baiyang. I'm a first year Fashion Design major in the FIT study abroad program in Florence. I am from Beijing, China. (Any Chinese food lovers here?) I went to a high school that focused on the visual arts, which is where I learned how to draw, take pictures, design, etc. I was an exchange student in Virginia in high school, so this is actually my second chance to get to study in a different country.
Being in a different country can be a huge challenge, but mostly, it's like a bonus! You learn how to deal with all the difficulties by yourself, balance daily life and school, explore, make friends, and learn a new language. As a foreigner, I personally learned a lot about language through my last study abroad experience. I really like to experience different cultures, gain abilities, and as being a Fashion design major student, finding inspiration!
I love fashion, illustration, swimming, dancing salsa, and food–and you can find them all here in Florence! I want to make this year as memorable as possible while I share my experience here with you guys. I also want to give some insight to all of you who are thinking about applying to this program in the future. I'll prove to you that we are the best!
Ciao! My name is Dominique Volker and I'm lucky enough to be studying in Florence for the 2013 fall semester. I'm a senior Fashion Merchandising major, minoring in Italian and Psychology, attempting to make this semester last as long as possible. I'm fascinated with culture in the sense of the different ways people interpret fashion through music, art, and daily life. I'm planning on spending as much of this experience studying by traveling.
Back in New York, I spend my days exploring, writing, reading, enjoying music and concerts, along with working and interning. After interning at Women's Wear Daily, Nylon Magazine, and OWEN boutique, I'm hoping this amazing experience will lead me in finding what I truly want to do post-graduation.
Fall 2012
My name is Ania and I'm a junior International Fashion Merchandising Management student. Since I originally come from Poland, studying abroad is nothing new to me. I know how it feels to be away from home. Fascinated by the program that FIT offers in Italy, I decided to take up another challenge and go to Florence for the whole year. All in all, "The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page."
Surrounded by the works of Brunelleschi, Leonardo, and Michelangelo, I will try to do my best to show you the experience of being a student in the Apennine Peninsula. Although I have worked as an editor in a fashion magazine in Poland, writing a blog in English is not a piece of cake for me. I hope you will enjoy my posts and pictures (Oh, I love photography!) and I hope you will like my European perspective on the being an international student. Wish me… buona fortuna!
My name is Jody and I am a first year student studying fashion design in Florence! I was born and raised in the beautiful Southern California right by Malibu. I am an 18-year-old who loves to immerse herself in different activities such as track and field, photography, music, and of course, fashion! People intrigue me and I always love making new friends.
My passion for fashion grew in high school when I interned for K-Swiss and Luna Luna Copenhagen, took clothing and fashion merchandising courses, and competed in Teen Vogue and O'Neill's fashion design competition, Generation Next. I never imagined myself as someone who would be brave enough to travel across the globe to a place so foreign to me like Florence, but now I am so excited to be studying what I love in such a beautiful city!
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My name is Daisy and I am a second year fashion design student studying abroad in Florence. I was born and raised in Philadelphia. With first generation Korean parents, I went to school as a science major, but two years later I knew it wasn't for me! Transferring to FIT was the second best decision of my life, because making the choice to study abroad was THE best decision I've ever made. Fashion is a compilation of all things that inspire me and I find inspiration through art, culture, food, people, music, and my surroundings! Studying abroad has been an eye opening experience, and I have learned more about myself in the last couple of months than I have in the last 22 years of my life!
My name is David and I'm a third-year FIT student currently attending FIT in Florence. I grew up around Atlantic City and got bit by the fashion bug when I started working at Polo Ralph Lauren on my 16th birthday. I still work there during vacations and I'm also a former intern at Kenneth Cole. I received an AAS in Fashion Merchandising Management from FIT last May and now I'm studying International FMM. I plan to graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in May 2013. In Florence, I am president of FITSA (student activities organization), which means I plan trips and other activities for fellow students.
My name is McQuiston, but most know me as Q. I was born in Salt Lake City and I am the oldest of four girls. I am 18 years old and have a growing obsession with fashion. I also enjoy sports, most forms of art, and especially writing. This is my freshman year of college at a world renowned fashion school in the land famous for fashion and art. Fashion Institute of Technology in Florence, Italy.


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Current Research Questions
-How do people integrate binomial data when using multiple samples to make an inference?
-Does sensitivity to binomial variability depend on numerical ability?
-Under what circumstances do base rates affect how sample data are weighted?
-What is the functional form of sample size sensitivity?
Obrecht, N.A. [1] & Chesney, D. L. (in press). Sample representativeness affects whether judgments are influenced by base rate or sample size. Acta Psychologica.
Chesney, D. L. & Obrecht, N.A. [1] (2012). Statistical judgments are influenced by the implied likelihood that samples represent the same population. Memory & Cognition, 40, 420-433.
Obrecht, N. A. [1], Anderson, B, Schulkin, J., & Chapman, G. B. (2012). Retrospective frequency formats promote consistent experience-based Bayesian judgments. Applied Cognitive Psychology 26, 436-440.
Anderson, B.L., Obrecht, N.A., Chapman, G. B., Driscoll, D., & Schulkin J. (2011). Physicians' communication of Down syndrome screening test results: The influence of physician numeracy. Genetics in Medicine, 13, 744-749.
Chesney, D. L. & Obrecht, N.A. (2011). Adults are sensitive to variance when making likelihood judgments. In L. Carlson, C. Hölscher, & T. Shipley (Eds.), Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society (3134-3139). Austin, TX: Cognitive Science Society.
Obrecht, N. A., Chapman, G. B., & Suárez, M. T. (2010). Laypeople do use sample variance: The effect of embedding data in a variance-implying story. Thinking & Reasoning, 16, 26-44.
Obrecht, N. A., Chapman, G. B., & Gelman, R. (2009). An encounter frequency account of how experience affects likelihood estimation. Memory & Cognition, 37, 632-643.
Obrecht, N. A., Chapman, G. B., & Gelman, R. (2007). Intuitive t-tests: Lay use of statistical information. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 14, 1147-1152.
[1]Manuscript supported by a Summer Research Stipend awarded to N. Obrecht by the Research Center for the Humanities and Social Sciences at William Paterson University


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PORTAGE — VENA – Mrs. Hilda M. (Trexler), 95, Portage, entered into new life Jan. 11, 2013, at Memorial Medical Center. Born Nov. 3, 1917, in Cresson, daughter of James L. and Rose (Hammond) Trexler. Preceded in death by parents; husband, Eugene E.; brothers, William, Joe and Andrew; and sister, Ann Ruffing. Survived by children, Ronald, married to the former Ann Borlie, Lilly; and Lorraine, wife of Cameron Benko, Portage; grandchildren, Sharon DuBree, Anthony Vena, Vincent Vena, Lance Benko, Yvette Pisczek, Michele Poorman, Rene Delosh, Michael Vena and Eric Benko; and 18 great-grandchildren. Sister of Leonard (Alice) Trexler, New York; Raymond Trexler, Michigan; and Father Donald Trexler, Greensburg. Member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Lifetime member of Portage Volunteer Fire Company ladies auxiliary. Friends received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Jean H. Kinley Funeral Home, Portage. Funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Father Walter J. Moll and Father Donald Trexler, co-celebrants. Committal, St. Bartholomew Cemetery, Wilmore. Online condolences may be expressed at www.kinleyfuneralhome.com.


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Christian AIDS conjures the controversy surrounding David Wojnarowcicz' "A Fire In My Belly," the 1980s video piece by the now-deceased artist that had Speaker of the House John Boehner up in arms late last year, threatening to dry up all funding to all art everywhere. With his piece shown and then removed at the National Portrait Gallery, Wojnarowcicz, who died of AIDS at 37 in 1992, riled the conservative community with a small scene in "Belly," showing ants crawling up and down a small crucifix. The piece itself, now more than 20 years old, became a lightning rod for right wing anger at supposed amorality. It's a disappointing, disturbing fight and one that will continue probably forever. It's also one, by naming themselves Christian AIDS, that Christian AIDS clearly has a stake in. "Young Luv," the B-side from their upcoming "Stay +" 7-inch, sounds like the soundtrack to controversy, dark bass and deep echoes. Watch the entire "A Fire in My Belly" on Vimeo. Sounds good with the volume on Christian AIDS up.
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The Riddell Revolution Speed, the Schutt Ion4D, and the Xenith X1 football helmets are being touted by their respective manufacturers as elite products. All three helmets benefit from patented state-of-the-art technology, and each offers its own features to consider when shopping for new helmets.
Xenith X1
The newest entrant into football helmet market place is Xenith. The company was formed by a former Harvard quarterback who wanted to create a new helmet with the focus on reducing a player's chances of suffering a concussion. The result is the X1 helmet.
The X1 looks like a more traditional football helmet, but that is where the traditional ends. Air pumps are not needed, as inside the helmet shell, the patented Shock Bonnet instantly adjusts when the helmet is placed on the head.
Another innovation involves the chin strap, which connects to a cable woven around the Shock Bonnet. The cable tightens and assists in creating the 'no pump' snug fit. The shape of the air flow vents on the helmet's shell is to provide a front-to-back cooling effect. Xenith faceguards are made of carbon steel.
The higher initial price of the helmet (over $300 per helmet) is coupled with additional costs incurred when providing spare helmet parts for sideline repair. Xenith provides online tutorials to assist equipment personnel to become familiar with the new helmet's components.
Schutt Ion4D
The sleek look of the Schutt Ion4D will generate interest from players when submitting an equipment wish list to head coaches.
A prominent feature of the Ion4D is the Schutt Energy Wedge faceguard system, integrating the faceguard into the helmet shell. Schutt proudly claims this design makes it stronger and more durable than classic faceguards. The Quarter-turn Release system allows for easier faceguard attachment and detachment. The helmets faceguards are made of strong-but-light titanium.
The Ion4D has the Surefit Airliner, a two-piece liner with two inflation points, to provide custom fit. A new lock and loop attachment system locks inflation valves in place. This is a welcome improvement for coaches and equipment managers whom have struggled for years to keep the liner valves and helmet shell aligned.
The retail cost of the Ion4D is $250-$280 per helmet. The Quarter-turn release system of the Ion4D requires the purchase of helmet-specific replacement hardware.
Riddell Revolution Speed
Riddell, recognized for its patented Concussion Reduction Technology, offers the Revolution Speed. The Speed helmet retails for $250-$275 per helmet.
A primary feature of the helmet is the Revo Speed Quick Release faceguard system, which cuts in half the removal time of the cage when compared to the usual cage attachment design. The feature allows for quicker response time by team doctors and trainers in the case of on-field injury.
The removable moisture wicking anti-microbial overliner is Riddell's answer to concerns of bacterial growth in football helmets. The inflatable areas in the back, neck, side liner, and crown liner, provide for a comfortable fit for players. The 'push-in' valves and retainers are also a nice feature of the Speed. With these numerous inflation points, players and equipment personnel must learn to check for proper fit on a regular basis.
Which Helmet to Buy
For those looking to purchase the latest innovative football helmets, each of these helmets offer unique qualities.
While all football helmets must meet the guidelines of NOCSAE (National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment), the Ion4D, the Revo Speed, and the X1 focus on the ability to reduce the chance of players suffering a concussion.
The Schutt website includes information from independent research which states the Schutt Thermoplastic Urethane cushioning (available in Schutt helmets since 2003) outperformed the X1 bonnet system in head-to-head testing for heat management, hygiene, and absorbing impacts.
Similar to the Revo Speed's overliner, the TPU cushioning design also offers resistance to mold, mildew, and other bacteria.
Price is always a consideration when making a purchase. Check with sales representatives for purchase quantity, early-order, or other discount program options.


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With construction on all that are currently being worked on throughout the county expected to be completed by the end of the year, the county held a ribbon cutting Tuesday to celebrate the completion of the work on the .
"There were a lot of people involved in making the project what it is," said Somerset County Freeholder Director Robert Zaborowski. "The total system will save taxpayers $18.35 million over the 15-year period of the project."
And the solar panels across the county will save 15.5 million pounds of carbon emissions.
The completion of solar panels on the library is part of phase one of the county's solar energy initiative through the Somerset County Improvement Authority.
In 2010, the county hired Vanguard Energy Partners, of Branchburg, to construct solar arrays on a total of 31 public sector rooftops in 15 of the municipalities.
In addition to the library in Bridgewater, Zaborowski said, there are already solar panels at the , and more are planned for the , and .
Representatives from the library, county, township, state and Vanguard Energy Partners turned out for the official ribbon cutting at the library, marking the completion of the project on that building.
According to Zaborowski, the county approved an ordinance last year for $40 million in Improvement Authority bonds to pay for the project, and half of that will be paid back by the end of the year.
"And there will be no capital outlay for the municipalities or school districts," he said.
Zaborowski said there will be at least 60 percent cost savings from each building with the solar panels. And the county, he said, will recoup all costs at the end of the 15-year project through the generation of electricity and the sale of the solar renewable energy credits.
"The end cost to the taxpayers is $0," he said. "This is a win-win situation."
In addition to the panels on the roof, each building will have a screen provided by Noveda Technologies, with real time accurate information about the energy the panels are producing.
"All screens can send alerts to an iPhone, Blackbery and iPad," said Todd Hranicka, vice president of sales and marketing with Vanguard. "You can access the information anywhere."
Zaborowski said this piece of the project can serve as an educational tool for looking at solar energy.
"You can track what power is being used, and generate a good understanding of what's going on," he said.
And Bridgewater Township Library branch director Marna Elliott said she will look to that screen when she gives tours to students in the library.
"When I come out here, I can ask if people know what they are sitting under," she said. "Maybe we can have a sign up about it. People say it's interesting."
For Elliott, she believes the solar panels are just another way of being green.
"The library is the greenest service in town, and this is just one more way we can contribute," she said, adding that in reusing books, the library is a green building.
"We appreciate the county finding the funds for this," she added.
Zaborowski said Vanguard will maintain the panels for the life of the project.
Hranicka said Vanguard does solar panels for both businesses and municipalities, splitting the work with about 60 percent public and 40 percent private.
The company will establish a total of 7.6 megawatts of energy-producing systems in the different locations.
From there, Vanguard will sell the renewable electricity to the county at discounted rates.
Aside from the buildings in Bridgewater, the county's phase one plans will put solar panels on the Somerset County Courthouse in Somerville; the Somerset County Emergency Training Services Academy in Hillsborough; the Manville Borough Library; Somerville Engine Company No. 1; Bound Brook Public Works Facility; Branchburg's Central Middle School, Old York School and Whiton School; Franklin Township Municipal Building and Berry Street Garage; Franklin High School; Franklin Park, Elizabeth Avenue and Pine Grove Manor Schools in Franklin; Green Brook Middle School; Irene E. Feldkirchner School in Bound Brook; Manville High School; Weston Elementary School in Manville; Montgomery's high school, Upper Middle School and Orchard Hill Elementary School; the arts building parking lot at Raritan Valley Community College; Somerville's high school, middle school and Van Derveer Elementary School; and the Otto Kaufman Community Center in Montgomery.


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2012 Fantasy Football: Injury Reports
2012 Fantasy Football: Week 17 Injury Reports
A list of fantasy football player injury reports for Week 17. Don't know whom to start? Check out the Weekly NFL Fantasy Football Rankings to see whom I'd use in my fantasy lineup.
Follow @walterfootball for updates.
Fantasy Football Week 17 Injury Reports: Quarterbacks
Nick Foles, Eagles
12/26: Out for the year. QBDK will start.
Carson Palmer, Raiders
12/26: Out for the year.
Mark Sanchez, Jets
12/28: Mark Sanchez will start Sunday, as Greg McElroy suffered a concussion against the Chargers.
Brandon Weeden, Browns
12/30: Colt McCoy has been ruled out.
12/29: Brandon Weeden has been ruled out. Colt McCoy missed practice Friday. McCoy still has a chance to play, but Thaddeus Lewis is expected to start.
12/28: Both Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy missed practice again Thursday.
12/27: Both Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy missed Wednesday's practice. Thaddeus Lewis is next in line to start.
12/26: Brandon Weeden sprained his shoulder and could miss Sunday's game.
Fantasy Football Week 17 Injury Reports: Running Backs
Matt Forte, Bears
12/30: Active for Sunday's game.
12/29: Matt Forte was limited again Friday. He says he'll play.
12/28: Matt Forte was limited in Thursday's practice.
12/27: Matt Forte missed Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury. Jay Cutler was optimistic about his chances, however.
Arian Foster, Texans
12/27: Arian Foster is practicing fully.
12/26: Arian Foster is apparently fine after missing some action with an irregular heartbeat.
Alex Green, Packers
12/30: Active for Sunday's game.
12/26: Mike McCarthy said that Alex Green will be available for Sunday's game.
Chris Johnson, Titans
12/30: Active for Sunday's game.
12/29: Chris Johnson was limited in practice Friday. He's questionable.
12/28: Chris Johnson missed practice both Wednesday and Thursday with an ankle, but he says he'll play Sunday.
Maurice Jones-Drew, Jaguars
12/29: Ruled out until May.
12/28: Maurice Jones-Drew missed practice again Thursday.
12/27: Maurice Jones-Drew missed Wednesday's practice.
12/26: Maurice Jones-Drew is not expected to play Sunday.
Montell Owens, Jaguars
12/30: Out for Sunday's game after getting hurt in pre-game warmups.
Ray Rice, Ravens
12/30: Will only play a series or two.
Trent Richardson, Browns
12/29: Ruled out for Sunday's game.
12/28: Trent Richardson missed practice again Thursday. It's looking like Montario Hardesty will start.
12/27: Trent Richardson missed Wednesday's practice.
12/26: Trent Richardson suffered an ankle injury. He could miss Sunday's game.
Jonathan Stewart, Panthers
12/30: Ruled out for Sunday's game.
12/29: Jonathan Stewart is listed as questionable, but he missed practice again Friday and is not expected to play.
12/28: Ron Rivera said Jonathan Stewart is unlikely to play Sunday after suffering a setback.
12/27: Jonathan Stewart missed Wednesday's practice.
Pierre Thomas, Saints
12/29: Ruled out for Sunday's game.
12/28: Pierre Thomas missed practice Thursday with a knee issue.
Fantasy Football Week 17 Injury Reports: Wide Receivers
Donnie Avery, Colts
12/29: Donnie Avery is questionable after injuring himself in practice Thursday.
Davone Bess, Dolphins
12/29: Ruled out for Sunday's game.
12/28: Davone Bess missed practice again Thursday.
12/27: Davone Bess missed Wednesday's practice.
Anquan Boldin, Ravens
12/30: Ruled out for Sunday's game.
Randall Cobb, Packers
12/29: Randall Cobb is listed as questionable.
12/28: As expected, Randall Cobb missed Thursday's practice.
12/27: Randall Cobb missed practice Wednesday. He'll be held out tomorrow as well.
12/26: Randall Cobb suffered an ankle injury and could miss Sunday's game.
Jeremy Maclin, Eagles
12/29: Jeremy Maclin is listed as probable.
12/28: Jeremy Maclin missed practice Wednesday and Thursday, but he's expected to return Friday and to play on Sunday.
Mario Manningham, 49ers
12/26: Out for the year.
Jordy Nelson, Packers
12/29: Jordy Nelson is listed as probable.
12/28: Jordy Nelson practiced fully on Thursday.
12/27: Jordy Nelson participated in Wednesday's practice - the first time he's done something in practice since Week 13.
Hakeem Nicks, Giants
12/30: Active for Sunday's game.
12/29: Hakeem Nicks was limited in practice again Friday. He's questionable.
12/28: Hakeem Nicks practiced Thursday, but barely did anything.
12/27: Hakeem Nicks missed Wednesday's practice. He said he's not sure if he'll be able to play.
Cecil Shorts, Jaguars
12/26: Out for the year.
Mike Wallace, Steelers
12/29: Ruled out for Sunday's game.
12/28: Mike Wallace missed practice again Thursday.
12/27: Mike Wallace missed Wednesday's practice.
12/26: Mike Wallace is expected to miss Sunday's game with a hip injury.
Roddy White, Falcons
12/30: Roddy White is active, but may only play a series or two.
12/29: Roddy White missed practice Friday. Don't use him.
Kendall Wright, Titans
12/29: Kendall Wright is listed as questionable but is expected to play.
12/28: Kendall Wright practiced again Thursday.
12/27: Kendall Wright was limited in Wednesday's practice.
12/26: Kendall Wright is expected to return this week.
Fantasy Football Week 17 Injury Reports: Tight Ends
Scott Chandler, Bills
12/26: Out for the year.
Owen Daniels, Texans
12/29: Owen Daniels is listed as probable.
12/28: Owen Daniels missed practice Thursday with a hamstring.
Vernon Davis, 49ers
12/29: Vernon Davis still hasn't been cleared for contact. He's questionable.
12/28: Vernon Davis has been cleared for non-contact practices.
12/27: Vernon Davis missed Wednesday's practice.
12/26: Vernon Davis suffered a concussion Sunday night, but it was described as "minor." He should be available.
Rob Gronkowski, Patriots
12/30: Rob Gronkowski is now expected to play Sunday, but in a limited role.
12/29: John Clayton said that Rob Gronkowski is unlikely to play.
12/28: Rob Gronkowski was limited again Thursday but still hasn't been medically cleared.
12/27: Rob Gronkowski was limited during Wednesday's practice. Bill Belichick didn't sound too optimistic about his chances.
Dustin Keller, Jets
12/30: Ruled out for Sunday's game.
12/29: Dustin Keller is listed as doubtful.
12/28: Dustin Keller barely did anything in Thursday's practice.
12/27: Dustin Keller missed Wednesday's practice.
Heath Miller, Steelers
12/26: Out for the year.
Tony Moeaki, Chiefs
12/29: Tony Moeaki is questionable after returning to practice Friday.
12/27: Tony Moeaki missed Wednesday's practice.
Brandon Pettigrew, Lions
12/30: Active for Sunday's game.
12/29: Brandon Pettigrew was limited in Friday's practice, but is listed as doubtful.
12/28: Brandon Pettigrew missed practice again Thursday.
12/27: Brandon Pettigrew missed Wednesday's practice.
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Jonathan Stewart (Up)
Ryan Grant (Down)
No PPR, receiving and rushing yardage scores the same.
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Need help in my PPR league
UP = Ryan Grant (Starks is questionable)
DOWN = Dez Bryant
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ok need help with a defense this week
San Fran D against Pittsburgh(if Charlie Batch starts)----up
Cinci D against St Louis Rams---down
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Is it worth playing Antonio Brown with big Ben out? Or should I play one of either Nate Washington or Mike Williams?
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marian barber vs sea up
kevin smith vs oak down
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Seahawks' D @ Bears (up) or Packers' D @ Chiefs (down)?
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start? Jordy nelson (up) or Percy Harvin (down)
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Need TE production this week.
Who do I start in a PPR League
Dustin Keller (up) or Brandon Pettigrew (down)
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There are two ways to complete the Messiah College Cross-Cultural requirement at the Philadelphia Campus:
2014 MCPC Philadelphia Cross-Cultural Application Packet
May Term 2014 application deadline March 31, 2014
May Term students should consider their time in Philadelphia as if it were an international cross-cultural trip. Students are expected to attend all classes, community engagement and other activities which take place every day of the 19 day experience. No make-up work will be provided for students for any absence other than death in the family.
General Course Description
This course is designed to provide students with the theory and practice of interpreting the complex social context of urban landscapes. It is our intention to increase appreciation for, and understanding of, city life and the variety of cultures it contains. The North Philadelphia community is rich with social diversity and provides a wonderful setting for students to learn how to navigate a new and unfamiliar environment.
More specifically, this course will present a focus on the urban experience of African Americans, Asian Americans, and Latino/a Americans. Our engagement in the life of the city will include classroom work such as readings, group discussion, videos and guest speakers. We will also experience the city through walking tours, site visitations, volunteer projects, museums, field trips and more.
The in-class component of this program is composed of two sections: a Core and a Cohort. All students attend the morning Core section together, which will explore concepts of culture (ethnicity, race, economics, education, etc.) through a Biblical perspective. In general, the Core will discuss the cross-cultural relationships and dynamics of diversity and pluralism in the urban setting. The second portion of the morning class will consist of a Cohort section, which will explore the relationship between each group's urban experience and our own urban engagement through service work and course activities in the city.
To enhance in-class learning, students will spend each afternoon at a social organization or church that reflects the experience of either African Americans, Asian Americans, or Latino/a Americans. This field service gives students hands-on experience with a specific ethnic group and provides them opportunities to develop relational skills with someone of a different ethnicity.
Living in Philadelphia
MCPC consists of five 19th century row houses located just two miles north of City Hall. Students will live together on-campus to emphasize the value of our living-learning environment.
In honor of the cross-cultural experience, we ask that students bring minimal belongings for their three-week stay. Most necessities are provided for the student, so it is important to bring only those personal belongings that are necessary. Also, because students will be relying upon public transportation throughout the May Term course, and because parking is difficult in our part of the city, students are asked to leave their personal vehicles at home.
Daily meals will be served at the Temple University cafeteria, located just across the street from our campus. Students will also have the opportunity to engage in culture by sampling a variety of ethnic foods during the May Term Program.
What to Expect
Students will be asked to prepare for the course by completing readings before arriving in Philadelphia.
Through community engagement and guest speakers, students will interact with a variety of people groups that live, relate and think differently than the dominant culture. It is important that students arrive with humility, openness and sensitivity to these differences.
Students will be exposed to new methods of development, education, change and organization that are distinct to the urban environment.
Students should not plan any personal activities during these three weeks of the May Term program. This is an intensive program that requires participation on weekdays as well as weekends. Plans may not be made to go home, have friends visit, or attend other activities during that time.
This course is to be viewed like any other cross-cultural trip. It is a full immersion into America's urban environment.
Registration Information
Students must submit a Philadelphia cross-cultural application to Natalia Gladwin by the designated application deadline.
Tuition Information
Tuition for Full-Time Students: For students who are already paying full-time tuition for the spring semester at Messiah College, there is no additional charge for the Philadelphia May Term Course. If you are registering a credit overload (more than 18 credits) students will be billed according to the per credit hour rate indicated in the Messiah College Schedule of Fees.
Tuition for Part-Time Students: If you participate in May Term as a part-time load, you will be charged Messiah's per credit hour rate for 3 credit hours.
Other Costs:
Room and Board and Other Fee: All students will be assessed a program fee of $950 to cover the cost of housing, meals, public transportation and various city outings.


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Just before noon on a crisp spring day, Jim Gimzewski is looking a little rusty around the edges. Walking across the UCLA campus, he stops to cadge a cigarette from a couple of students deep in conversation. It's one thing to light up in the land of never-never, it's quite another to bum fags from strangers, and the students eye him suspiciously. Tall and reedy, dressed in black from head to toe, hair graying and spiky, Gimzewski might easily be mistaken for a refugee from an aging British rock band. Nick Lowe comes to mind. Perhaps it's that obvious sense of the foreign the lilting charm of his Scottish brogue or maybe just the unrepentant nature of the gesture; this is clearly not an L.A. moment. One of the students pulls a pack from his pocket. Puffing contentedly, Gimzewski muses on the chemical pleasures of life. "I do yoga, and I figure that entitles me to drink. I run, that means I can smoke. I do everything," he says, with an unsullied joie de vivre that seems to have disappeared from the American psychological spectrum. Then, after a beat, he adds slyly, "In moderation."
Few people are more acquainted with the pleasures of chemistry than James Gimzewski it's pronounced Jim-zes-ski, though back home in Scotland his mates just called him "Get-me-whiskey." However you parse the Polish, he's a world expert on the physics and chemistry of single molecules. At IBM's legendary research laboratory in Zurich, Gimzewski headed a team that fabricated a molecular propeller, a molecule shaped like the blades of a helicopter that spins on an atomic surface like a minuscule wheel. That made the cover of Science magazine. His IBM team also fashioned the world's smallest abacus out of "buckyballs," soccer ball-shaped molecules of carbon that are currently the focus of so much scientific interest. A few years ago, UCLA made him an offer he couldn't refuse, including a brand-new lab, and in 2001 he moved out here to set up shop.
At the moment, however, it is not molecules that are exercising Gimzewski's attention, but cells. He has zoomed out, as it were, and in doing so has hit upon something that may usher in a powerful new field of medical diagnostics. Gimzewski has discovered that living cells generate high-pitched sounds, a cytological song whose harmonies potentially encode a hidden language of health and disease. If we can decipher this microscopic symphony, we may be able to hear the difference between sick and healthy cells.
Re-energized by the nicotine and almost thrumming with excitement, Gimzewski recounts the unorthodox circumstances behind his amazing discovery. Bizarrely, the trigger was 9/11. On the day when the Twin Towers fell, he had been awaiting a package from a medical researcher in Sardinia named Carlo Ventura. The two scientists had met earlier that year at a conference in Rome where Ventura had acquainted Gimzewski with his research into childhood heart abnormalities. Ventura was working with the stem-cell precursors to heart cells known as myocardiocytes, and he was trying to determine what genetic aberrations were responsible for various pulmonary disorders. Interactive installation based on the way a scientist manipulates a molecule and projected on a monumental scale a collaboration between Gimzewski and Victoria Vesna, director of UCLAs Design Media Arts department, scheduled to open at LACMA this fall.
Gimzewski had never given much thought to cells, but with his training in physics he knew that any vibrating object must be emitting sound. Since heart cells beat, he figured that they must be making some kind of noise. He wondered if we listened to that sound, could we discern a difference between healthy heart cells and diseased ones. Ventura believed it was worth a try, and agreed to send a sample of his myocardial stem cells. But while his package was in transit, two jumbo jets fatefully plowed into the World Trade Center, imprinting onto the nation's consciousness an indelible image and propelling the Customs Department to declare a state of lockdown. Stem cells from Sardinia. "The customs officials took one look at that," Gimzewski says, and they hit the roof: 'Fucking hell, it's biological warfare!'" The package was confiscated, and by the time he received it, a few weeks later, all the cells had died.
Back in Gimzewski's office, he shows me a video of heart stem cells, a petri-dish culture apparently pulsing with life. Though there is no body here, no actual organ, rhythmic waves course through the cell community. It's an eerie sight, as if the culture were straining toward organismic identity. This phenomenon has inspired Right-to-Lifers to declare that an 18-day-old fetus has a heart and is, hence, a fully charged human: I beat, therefore I am. To me, the image calls to mind the chimerical hybrid world of David Cronenberg: if this is still life, it is not as we know it.


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"Breaking Dawn Part 2 is in my opinion, the best made movie of the bunch. If your not a fan of the books, there is no way you will enjoy these movies fully. Well, even being a fan of the books you may not enjoy these movies fully. The first Twilight film was bad. The actin... read more
February 23, 2013
'Bella' awakens to her new life as a vampire, her eyes now glowing red and her complexion pale and delicate. She picks up things she has never noticed before, her senses alive and super charged for the first time. Her vision has pinpoint accuracy, her hearing detects the tinyest ... read more
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January 10, 2013
It was entertaining enough that I finished it but irritating enough that I kept on wishing they'd done a better job at finishing the saga. It just felt that there was a lot of standing around and looking hot instead of real dialogue and plot. But what can you expect?
December 28, 2012
Literally NOTHING happens.
December 20, 2012
With a plot only a Twilight-mother could love, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" is unintentionally one of the funniest movies of the year, to the point where any sane moviegoer would suspect that most of the scenarios here were played for laughs and parody.
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Red Faction: Armageddon Review
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- 7.5
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Red Faction: Armageddon takes destructible environments and turns it into a weapon, perfect for those who like massive devastation. While the single-player campaign is a bit bland and linear, the action is still top notch.
We like
- Using the environment as a weapon
- The massive weapons
- Online Ruin mode is a blast
We dislike
- The main campaign and story are a bit dull
- Too many linear sections
- The limited online modes
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Red Faction: Armageddon does a couple things very well. Firstly, the environment is highly destructible, meaning if you have that not-so-rare desire to see stuff blown up, you came to the right game. Secondly, the weapons in the game are awesome and cause some incredible demolition. Technically these two elements of the game go hand-in-hand, but it's downright fun to blast a group of aliens by using your magnet gun to topple a building or two. While the single-player campaign and writing leave quite a bit to be desired, the online mini-games and sheer enjoyment of hacking away at aliens in the caves of Mars helps make Armageddon a thrilling experience.
You play as Darius Mason, part of the "first family of Mars." Much of your time is spent in the caves of Mars, but if you are worried about spelunking on the red planet, you should know the indoor environments are relatively open. This allows you to use your killer weapons in an area that feels a bit restricted, but then again you do have some walls to keep the destruction in one place.
Mason takes on dangerous jobs like a duck to water. Whether he carries heavy weapons or operates a mech, he knows how to get around under the surface of Mars while taking care of foes. There is a story here that has to do with a chap named Adam Hale and a race of ancient aliens, though the whole affair gets lost in dull cut-scenes and uninspired dialogue. Chances are you won't care for any of the characters, even Darius, but if you never care much for stories, you won't feel cheated by the lack of attention put on the supporting cast.
If you can get past the underwhelming story and dialogue, you can jump in and enjoy what the game does right. Destructible environments are always cool, and you can blow up just about every conceivable aspect of Armageddon's environments. What's even better is the use of this destructible environment as a weapon. The basics allow you to topple over buildings on a group of baddies, but once you take the game a bit deeper you'll be able to smash the insect-like aliens against the ceiling or make two walls collide on a group of enemies, creating a giant vice grip.
You get a pretty stellar arsenal of weaponry throughout the game. Not only do you get the basic duel pistol, shotgun, and riffle, but you also get a plasma cannon, beam, thrower, and the signature weapon—the magnet gun. As the environmental damage is the game's highlight, the levels underground, especially in tight corridors, end up playing like a traditional third-person shooter, and that's really too bad. For instance, there are too many instances where you are forced to attack swarms of aliens crawling around the ground, walls and ceilings. That sounds fine, but it would have been great to put the destructible terrain mechanics to better use during these sections. As such, a lot of Armageddon's levels come off feeling slightly dull and overly repetitive. Vehicle combat is pretty enjoyable however, and again highlights the game's awesome environmental destruction.
On the whole, Armageddon is a fairly linear experience. When you are underground in the caves and you have only one direction to go (generally towards the light) you sort of feel like the game is holding your hand. Luckily things get better the further you progress. Boss battles keep things interesting and generally take advantage of Mason's nanoforge (almost like magic), in particular his reconstruction ability. This allows you to rebuild just about anything you or your enemies destroy. In boss battles, for instance, you may need to rebuild your cover sources. You can also rebuild the ground after you cranked a hole in it to eliminate a swarm of enemies.
While the single-player campaign's pacing and repetitive level design are a bit of a letdown, the multiplayer modes are quite fun. Unfortunately the online mode is a bit too limited. The Infestation mode is, as it sounds, similar to Zombie mode in Call of Duty. You and up to four players must survive an infestation of aliens in various waves. This mode is decent, but nothing you haven't seen before. By ... (continued on next page)
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Croissanterie La Marquise: The best sandwiches around
Croissanterie La Marquise is proud to compete since 1994 for the best sandwhich served in the Netherlands.
The small shop with terrace is the place to go to for a wonderful lunch.
Also good for breakfast, soups, pancakes, egg dishes and desserts.
Business hours:
Mo: Noon - 6PM
Tu-We: 9.30 - 6PM
Th: 9.30AM - 9PM
Fr: 9.30AM - 6PM
Sa: 7.00AM - 5PM
Su: 11AM - 5PM (only by reservation)
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Brasserie Bontekoe: Terrace with a view
Brasserie Bontekoe is situated at a strategic crosspoint between the harbour and the old town. The terrace is an ideal place for people watching.
The restaurant is known for its
•Grill specialities
•4 course surprise menu
•Fresh fish from a Den Oever fisherman
•Wild animals from the Peel
•Snails from the Vogezen
•Self imported wines
•Budels beer
The second floor is setup as a party room.
Main menu's from €19.50 to € 40.00
Business hours:
Mo: Closed
Tu-Su: 5PM - 10PM
- Wine Tasting
- Food and Dining
- Beer Tasting
Winston: People Watching
Grand Café Winston is located at the spot where till 1918 a coffee house was at the stop of the horse drawn tram to Enkhuizen. In 1918 the first Hoorn Cinema was constructed here in art-deco style, the Frisia Bioscoop. In 1924 the cinema got Johan Wilson as owner and the name changed into Wilson Theater. After WWII the name was changed into Winston Theater, that burned down in 2000. Thereafter the Grand Café was constructed.
Business hours:
Mo-We: 11AM - 11PM
Th: 10AM - Midnight
Fr-Sa: 10AM - 1AM
Su: 11AM - 11PM
- Budget Travel
- Photography
- Hiking and Walking
De Vier Jaargetijden: The Four Seasons
Lunchroom De Vier Jaargetijden is housed in a former classic city house. There still are separate room inside and a small terrace outside.
A great place for lunches, soups, salads or just a coffee.
Business hours:
Mo: Closed
Tu-Fr: 9AM - 5:30PM
Sa: 9AM - 5PM
- Budget Travel
- Hiking and Walking
- Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
(B)EET: Modern and Trendy
Restaurant (B)EET is a modern one, great for lunches and dinners.
The food follows the seasons.
(B)EET is known for its fine wines.
Business hours:
Mo-Tu: Closed
We-Fr: Noon - 2:30PM (on reservation); From 5PM
Sa-Su: From 5PM
- Food and Dining
- Beer Tasting
- Wine Tasting
In de Verleeden Tijd: The coziest place at Hoorn
Brasserie In de Verleeden Tijd is a great place to be for lunches, dinners, high teas and high wines. The inner court is a quiet corner to enjoy the atmosphere.
Business hours:
Mo-We: 9AM - 5:30PM
Th: 9AM - 9PM
Fr: 9AM - 5:30PM
Sa: 9AM - 5PM
Su: 11AM - 5PM
- Beer Tasting
- Food and Dining
- Wine Tasting
Gumbleton: English Tea Room
Gumbleton is an English Tea Room offering High Teas, but also coffees with sweets and pies.
Business hours:
Mo-Tu: Closed
We-Su: Noon - 6PM
In the weekend fixed High Tea times: Noon - 3PM; 3:30PM - 6PM.
- Food and Dining
- Luxury Travel
- Women's Travel
Burîram: Thai food in a small space
Burîram is a small Thai restaurant that opened as the first Thai restaurant at Hoorn in 2206.
There are about 30 seats.
Also take-away, delivery and catering service.
Business Hours:
Mo: Closed
Tu-Su: 5PM - 11PM
Favorite Dish: Thai food.
- Wine Tasting
- Beer Tasting
- Food and Dining
Brasserie Buiten: Ex restaurant " Eten en zo!"
In October 2011 Brasserie Buiten took over the former Restaurant Eten en zo!
The menu offers something for everyone, children included. Besides that the cooks will take your preference in account.
Business hours:
Mo-Tu: Closed
we-Sa: 3PM - 11PM
Su: Noon - 11PM
- Beer Tasting
- Wine Tasting
- Food and Dining
Café de Volendammer: Kleine café aan de haven
Café De Volendammer is well known from the world famous song "Het Kleine Café aan de Haven" by Vader Abraham (inventor of the Smurfs). Some people think it is another café in Hoorn and some others even believe that the song is based on the harbour of the Australian city Sydney. The only definite fact is that during this recording in the studio Pierre Kartner made a tape including the tune of the small cafe. At that time Pierre Karner was well acquinted with the woner of the Volemdammer at that time tante (aunt) Mary. So it was the text says that he had based this particular cafe. Around 1980 there was also an additional recordings at Tante Marie in the pub, unfortunately this footage got lost.
But anyway the Volendammer is located in a beautiful old historical house. Its wooden vaulted ceiling and walls, wood booths, mantel and floors give the place a cozy feel, and the ubiquitous pull-tabs, neon beer signs and gig-screen TVs are blessedly absent. It would be worth hanging around such pretty spot just for drinks, but this harbour pub has also a nice menu which offers a well-rounded selection with plenty of healthy options. There are classics such as fish and chips and burgers, with organic produce and sustainably raised meat featuring prominently and an impressive array of unusual salads—for example, greens topped with chicken breast, spiced candied walnuts and blackberries in a blackberry vinaigrette. Enjoy!
- Beer Tasting
- Wine Tasting
- Food and Dining
madame Cheung: Original Chinese Restaurant
In 1973 Lei Cheung and her husband Yuk started a traditional Chines restaurant in Hoorn, that was taken over in 2005 by their daughter Hoying and Robin Wu.
A Japanese Sushi restaurant was added and the Petit Nord hotel.
Cooking classes for € 55,- per person per night.
Restaurant hours: daily from 5.30 PM
- Wine Tasting
- Food and Dining
- Luxury Travel
Café 't Schippershuis: Het Kleine Café aan de Haven
Café 't Schippershuis is known as "Het Kleine Café aan de Haven", the title of a song by Vader Abraham (inventor of The Smurfs). In 1975 he had an appointment with a photographer who did not show up. While waiting Vader Abraham used the flipside of a couple of beer coasters to write about the café and its mood. Half a year later he was inspired to write the music and to complete the lyrics, but he could not find a singer to record the song. So, he altered some more to the composition and recorded the song himself. The song just made it 6 weeks in the Dutch Top 40 in 1976, because it was released at Carnavaltime. But the fact that it was translated into 50 different languages made it a millionseller; in English it's called "The Red Rose Café".
The Café has billards, a smoking room and a great bar.
At times there is live music (check the website) and other activities
Ma-Th: 4PM - 2AM
Fr: 2PM - 2AM
Sa-Su: 10AM - 2AM
Ma-Tu: 4PM - 2AM
We-Th: Noon - 2AM
Fr-Su: 10AM - 2AM
- Beer Tasting
- Food and Dining
- Wine Tasting
Chez Dick: Local bar/restaurant
Chez Dick looks like a small bar, but there's a big hall at the back that can seat 140 guests.
The kitchen is Dutch/French.
Business hours:
Mo: 7PM - Midnight
Tu-We: Noon - Midnight
Th: 5PM - 7PM
Fr: 7PM - Midnight
Sa-Su: By reservation only
- Wine Tasting
- Food and Dining
- Beer Tasting
Don't remember: Cafee on central square
Every tourist know that central square's restaurants and caffe's are not the places you can find best food and drink. Although aware of that fact I simply cannot resist charming spots on squares such was one in Horn. But I did take some precautions. I skipped the food and ordered just a beer. And it was excellent! With beer you cannot miss!
- Beer Tasting
't Sneeker Veerhuys: At the Korenmarkt
't Sneeker Veerhuys is a nice small café with a small outside terrace great for people watching. There is a wide variaty of beers available.
- Wine Tasting
- Food and Dining
- Beer Tasting
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SUNBURY — According to a recent survey by the Barna group, Sunday School attendance continues to decline nationwide, and many churches continue to shut down their Sunday School programs, unwilling or unable to compete with video games, sporting events, and other demands on the time of busy Americans. Yet in the face of this trend, Catawissa Avenue United Methodist Church in Sunbury is taking a stand.
"We have become convinced that growing in wisdom and understanding of the Scriptures is of critical importance to our faith, just like exercise and training are necessary for our bodies," said Rev. Greg Milinovich, who pastors the church. "We have made a commitment to rediscovering the joy and excitement of a journey of learning in our church." Rev. Milinovich is speaking of a church-wide effort that has included training teachers, buying new curriculum, creating new classes including one aimed specifically at parents, and a kickoff event that should be a celebratory beginning. The church is looking at this like training for a race or athletic event, as they run the race of life.
All of the excitement begins on Sunday, Sept. 8, at 9 a.m. with a rally day celebration focused on "Cross Training," complete with games, refreshments, and a fun introduction to the new program. People of all ages and levels of comfort with traditional Sunday School are invited to attend and learn more about this exciting new program, in the hopes of building a new generation of thinking Christians, willing to ask tough questions and wrestle with the answers.
Catawissa Avenue United Methodist Church is a growing community of Christians, worshipping each Sunday morning at 10 a.m., and seeking to offer hope to its neighbors. They can be found on the web at CatawissaAvenueUMC.org.


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AARP meeting today
The National Association of Retired Federal Employees will host its monthly meeting at 1 p.m. today, March 11, at the American Red Cross Building, 1805 E. Eight St., Jeffersonville.
It is PAC month so the group will be collection contributions for the 2014 campaign fund.
Ministry holds first-ever event
Hand in Hand Ministries will host its first-ever Legacy Luncheon on Tuesday, March 18. Registration begins at 11:30 a.m. with the program beginning at 12 p.m. and ending promptly at 1 p.m., at Kye's II, 500 Missouri Ave., Jeffersonville.
While the event is free, attendees will be asked for a donation. WAVE-3 news anchor Dawne Gee will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the event. This marks the first time Hand in Hand has ever held a lunchtime fundraiser, and also is the first time Hand in Hand has held an event in Southern Indiana.
Louisville-based Hand in Hand takes groups on trips to build homes in Belize, work with children in Nicaragua and provide much-needed home repairs in Auxier, Ky. With staff at each location, Hand in Hand's work continues year-round to improve the lives of those they serve.
Legacy events are free and open to the public, and a great opportunity to learn more about Hand in Hand's dynamic ministry.
Hand in Hand will also showcase a film about our work in Nicaragua that will inspire you to renew your passport.
Those who are interested in attending the Legacy Luncheon must reserve a seat by March 11.
To make a reservation, call Hand in Hand at 502- 459-9930 or visit our web site,www.myhandinhand.org, and make a reservation through the link on our home page.
Let your garden grow
Enjoy gardening but don't have the space? Interested in being part of a community garden? Urban Fusion Community Garden on Culbertson Avenue near Eighth Street in New Albany has several raised beds available for this growing season. You can work along with other gardeners and learn more about gardening while growing your own produce or flowers.
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Hosparus seeks volunteers
Hosparus Southern Indiana needs patient support volunteers in Clark, Crawford, Floyd, Harrison, Scott and Washington counties and will host a free training at its new location in New Albany, 502 Hausfeldt Lane, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, March 22. Lunch will be provided.
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Header to the Y for soccer
The YMCA of Southern Indiana is now registering boys and girls for youth soccer.
The Y is committed to teaching youth soccer skills and to encouraging each youth to develop these skills in their individual interest and ability levels. The Y's desire is that, through youth soccer, youth will find a lifelong love for healthy activity and find ways to strengthen values, improve relationships, appreciate diversity, develop leadership skills and have fun.
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Annual coon supper March 15
The Owen Township Homemakers Club will host its 62nd coon supper beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 15, at the Hibernia Community Building in Clark County, 5815 Blue Ridge Road.
Prices are $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. There will be a drawing for a quilt. Tickets are $1 or six for $5. Winners do not have to be present to win.
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* One month of free music from Rock My Run - The Best Running Music
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* Tons of giveaways!
* 15 + Food Stations
* Celebrity Chef Demos
* Meet Celebrity Trainer Kristin McGee & the Editors of Cooking Light & Health Magazine!
* Core Power Yoga Demonstrations
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Race Times, Photos, Goodie Bag & More!
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General Information
Put those running shoes to work as you navigate your way around America's Finest City and enjoy beautiful views of the San Diego Waterfront. Cruise across the finish line at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront and get ready to celebrate your success in style. At the Finisher's Village, you'll enjoy a post-event celebration and some well deserved pampering with chef demos, wine tasting, refuel stations, post race photos, and more!
On the morning of the race, Health Magazine will host a group stretch at 7:00am and again at 8:30am to loosen up those muscles in preparation for the Race!
See you at the start line at 7:30am!
Schedule of Events
Friday, November 22
Cooking Light & Health Magazines' The Fit Foodie Pre-Race VIP Dinner Presented by Citi
Fuel up for the big race with a delicious and nutritious VIP dinner! Editors from both Health Magazine and Cooking Light with be there to help you energize and have a little Friday night fun. During the dinner you'll learn expert tips and tricks for having a great run and enter to win amazing giveaways. All ages are welcome.
Saturday, November 23
Cooking Light & Health Magazines' The Fit Foodie 5K & Finisher's Village Presented by Citi
Southern California foodies will race to the taste on a course that features friends and family cheering stations, a finish line celebration, and a post-race Finisher's Village for racers and supporters. The Finisher's Village will offer cooking demonstrations, fitness discussions, Citi Refresh & Refuel station, Stella Artois beer tasting, Cupcake Vineyards wine tasting, and tastes from Sweet Cheeks Baking Company, Chef Bernard Guillas, and Chef Jeff Rossman, Cooking Light Magazine editors, goodie bags, and more! This package does not include admission to the Grand Tasting Event. All ages are welcome.
Saturday, November 23
The Fit Foodie 5K & Finisher's Village + San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival Grand Tasting Experience Southern California foodies will race to the taste on a course that features friends and family cheering stations, a finish line celebration, and a post-race Finishers Village for racers and supporters. Then, enjoy the most talked about wine and food festival in Southern California at the Grand Tasting event. Taste from over 170 wineries, breweries and spirits, 70 of San Diego's most talented chefs and 30 gourmet food companies all while treating your earbuds to live music. NOTE: The Grand Tasting takes place in a separate venue, located on the Embarcadero Park North and is within walking distance, shuttle or taxi from the Fit Foodie Finisher's Village. DISCLAIMER: Must be over 21 years of age to attend the San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival Grand Tasting event. NO infants, strollers, animals or exceptions!
Sunday, November 24
Celebrity Sunrise Yoga & Brunch
First 75 registrants will receive a Suja Yoga Mat! The editors of Cooking Light and Health magazines invite you to join them for a refreshing and revitalizing Sunday morning experience. Awaken your mind and body during a sunrise yoga session at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront, where anyone from beginner to intermediate levels can take part in the balancing and strengthening that yoga has to offer. Gather once again with your fellow yogis for a delicious and nutritious brunch, featuring a keynote address by a spokesperson from celebrity trainer Kristin McGee. Must 13 and older, accompanied by a guardian.
The Course
Fit Foodie 5K Course
Finisher's Village
Cooking Light & Health at the Finisher's Village
Get insider access to Health & Cooking Light editors and experts! It's your chance to wind down and receive fitness and nutrition consultations, demonstrations, tastings and special giveaways.
Citi® Refuel Station at the Finisher's Village
You did it! Now that the finish line is behind you, it's time to relax and reenergize. Kick up your feet, grab a healthy snack, and then capture the moment in the "Citi Photo Finish" booth!
Finisher's Village Demo Stage
Watch live cooking demos from local and nationally known chefs! Demos will begin at 8:40am, with a new demo every 30 minutes.
Race To Taste
The Finisher's Village will also host food trucks sampling heathy and nutritious menu items for you to recharge after the race available for purchase, along with the Citi Refresh & Refuel Station, Holiday Recipes from Cooking Light & Crest Pro Health, Think Thin, Sweet Cheeks Baking Company, Bare Snacks Gone Simple, Coromega, Corazonas, Earnest Eats, K Pasta, Lifeway and Way Better Snacks.
Crossing the finish line has never tasted so good!
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Elaine Ardizzone
Sweet Cheeks Baking Company
Melissa d'Arabian
Celebrity Chef & TV Host
Ten Dollar Dinners
Tiffany Vickers Davis
Test Kitchen Manager
Cooking Light
Rozalynn S. Frazier
Fitness Editor
Bernard Guillas
Executive Chef La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club
Melissa Hernandez
Yoga Instructor
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Kristin McGee
Celebrity Trainer
Yoga, Pilates, Fitness
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Cooking Light
Beth O'Reilly
San Diego Area Manager
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Packet Pick-Up
Packet Pick-Up will begin at 6:00am on Saturday, November 23, the morning of the Race, at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront.
Parking & Directions
From North: Take Interstate 5 South. Exit Front St toward Civic Center. Stay straight to Front St. In one-mile turn left onto W Harbor Dr. Turn right onto Park Blvd, destination is on the left.
From South: Take Interstate 5 North. Exit Front St toward Civic Center and turn right onto E Harbor Dr. and then left onto Park Blvd.
Parking: Parking can be found at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel, the San Diego Convention Center, or various lots nearby. Prices will vary for each lot.
Click here to view participating hotels of the Fit Foodie and San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival.
How do I register? – You can register for The Fit Foodie through our website at http://www.sandiegowineclassic.com/thefitfoodie.html or directly through our ticketing system at http://bit.ly/1eb6Ad0
Can I sign up on race day? – Yes. You can signup for The Fit Foodie on race day, but the price will increase by $10.
Please note: If registering on race day, we will do our best to honor t-shirt size requests, but may not be able to accommodate the size you request.
What does my basic registration include? – Your registration includes entry into the race, a t-shirt, as well as access to the Finisher's Village.
Please note: The San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival is not included in the basic race registration but may be accessed by purchasing that ticket option.
Are there awards? – Yes! Medals will be awarded to the top participants in each age category.
• 10 or younger
• 11-15
• 16-19
• 20-29
• 30-39
• 40-49
• 50-59
• 60-69
• 70+
What is in the Finisher's Village? - The Finisher's Village will feature fitness and nutrition consultations and celebrity chefs and fitness expert demonstrations. To relax after your race, the Citi Refuel Station will allow you to kick up your feet and grab a snack. Food Trucks will also be in the Finisher's Village (food truck items will be available for sale). Click here for full details on the Finisher's Village activities.
Are t-shirts included? – Yes, along with your race registration, you will be provided with a Fit Foodie t-shirt in the size you request with your registration.
Please note: Participants must register by October 31, 2013 for shirt size preference. After October 31, we will do our best to honor your size request, but may not be able to accommodate the size you select.
Can my family come and watch? – Yes. The more the merrier! Friends and family are invited to watch you out on the course, or enjoy the Finisher's Village while you work up an appetite. The Finisher's Village is open to the public.
Is The Fit Foodie part of the San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival? – Yes. You can purchase access to the Grand Tasting Event in conjunction with the Fit Foodie Race in a package deal. The Grand Tasting Event is located at Embarcadero Park North from 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm.
How do I get to the race? –
From North: Take Interstate 5 South. Exit Front St toward Civic Center. Stay straight to Front St. In one-mile turn left onto W Harbor Dr. Turn right onto Park Blvd, destination is on the left.
From South: Take Interstate 5 North. Exit Front St toward Civic Center and turn right onto E Harbor Dr. and then left onto Park Blvd.
Where do I park? - Parking can be found at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel, the San Diego Convention Center, or various lots nearby. Prices will vary for each lot.
Will this event be timed? – Yes. This event will be timed by Gemini Timing and results will be printed, posted, and updated throughout the event. Results and times will also be available online.
Is there an age requirement to participate? – No. There is no age requirement to participate in The Fit Foodie 5k, however the beer and wine garden in the Finisher's Village is 21+. Access to the Grand Tasting is 21+. No children, strollers or infants will be admitted to the Grand Tasting.
Can I register my friends? – No. We have waivers that each participant must agree to at the time of registration.
Is there a time limit to finish the course? – No. There is no time limit to finish the course.
Are strollers allowed? – Yes & No. Strollers will be allowed for participants who are walking, but not for participants who are running.
Are pets ok? – Yes & No. While we love our fury friends, we ask that they not be out on the racecourse, however they are more than welcome in the post-race Finisher's Village.
Can I get a refund? – No. All race registrations are non-refundable. The race will take place rain or shine!
Who do I contact if I have a question? – Should you have any questions, please contact Fit Foodie headquarters at 619-312-1212.


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