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Been traveling like INSANE the last few weeks, and spent WAY to many hours in airports. I googled "what to do at airports" and this guy had some great tips!
I have already tried 2 of them… Guess who they were! Now, I think the world, and especially our time on the road would be a funnier place if YOU also tried a few…
GO FOR IT!! next time u are in an airport, and report back to me how it was!!
- Ask strangers if you can take their picture. Almost everyone travels with a digital camera these days. There's probably not much to take pictures of in most airports, but there are always people. Sure, you might get strange looks, but you'll be meeting new people. Advanced difficulty: If anyone seems really keen to get their picture taken, ask if you can take a picture of their bum.
- "May I borrow your newspaper?" Why spend good money on a newspaper at the airport when someone else is sure to have one? What's more, no one can read the whole paper at once, there's all those sections. Just ask for the sports page, or the financials, or comics. Advanced difficulty: Ask the same person repeatedly. Super advanced difficulty: Once you obtain someone's newspaper, make a paper hat.
- Read over someone's shoulder. If you can't/won't borrow someone's paper, just find someone who is reading and read over their shoulder. Make audible comments on what you read. This is easiest if they are reading a newspaper, a bit more challenging if they are reading a magazine. Advanced difficulty: read over the shoulder of someone reading a novel.
- Wheelchair follies. Many airports have courtesy wheelchairs available for passenger convenience. Find one, sit down and start rolling. You might get some looks from the people who see you walk up to the chair and sit down, but don't let that bother you. Advanced difficulty: Find someone else willing to race. Super advanced difficulty: Take bets on the race.
- No Hootie, just blowfish. Airports have lots of windows/full length glass walls, so there should be no difficulty finding a place to try this. People on the other side of the glass will be ever so impressed. Advanced difficulty: Skip the blowfish, go for pressed ham. Just watch out for security.
- I will follow. All airports have myriad security personel. Some will be stationed at specific posts, other circulate. Find a security guard on patrol, and follow him. Keep at least 50 feet back. Stop when he stops, turn when he turns. When he figures out you might be following him, that's probably a good time to stop. Advanced difficulty: When he figures out you are following him and turns to look at you, turn around and look at someone behind you. Then keep following. Super advanced difficulty: Carry a notepad and make sure the guard sees you taking notes.
- All we need is music. Most airports do not play music over the PA — too many announcements. So find yourself a quiet corner, turn to face the wall, and start singing. Advanced difficulty: Skip the quiet corner, go straight to the departures lounge and sing there. Super advanced difficulty: Sing the SpongeBob SquarePants theme song. Loudly.
- They don't make chairs like they used to. Some chairs in airports are all welded and essentially indestrucible. Other chairs are held together with bolts. One handy feature of bolts is that they are generally removeable. Just remove enough bolts for the chair to collapse once any weight is on it, then sit a safe distance away and wait for some schmuck to sit down. Advanced difficulty: Laugh and point when someone does sit down and the chair collapses. Super advanced difficulty: Do this to a table instead.
- Make it look like you live in the airport. This is easily accomplished by packing a bathrobe in your carry-on bag. Just throw that on and stash your jacket in the bag instead. To add to the effect, rub your eyes so it looks like you just woke up. Hey, it worked for Tom Hanks. Advanced difficulty: Tell people that you're going to make waffles. Super advanced difficulty: Bring a waffle iron, make waffles. Ultra advanced difficulty: Try this in a small municipal airport.


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Data of the village of Lu Fraili
The village of Lu Fraili is 5,95 kilometers far from the same town of San Teodoro to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of San Teodoro also belong the localities of Aldia Bianca (9,10 km), Badualga (2,13 km), Budditogliu (-- km), Buddittogliu Straulas (4,00 km), Cala Girgolu (9,21 km), Cala Paradiso (8,84 km), Cala Suaraccia (8,93 km), Capo Coda Cavallo (9,16 km), Case Peschiera (4,87 km), Franculacciu (6,23 km), L'Alzoni (5,46 km), La Padula Sicca (3,00 km), La Pipara (8,65 km), La Runcina (2,22 km), Li Mori (3,40 km), Li Teggi (-- km), Lu Cuponeddi (-- km), Lu Finocciu (1,38 km), Lu Fraili di Sopra (5,94 km), Lu Fraili di Sotto (5,48 km), Lu Impostu (5,09 km), Lu Lioni (4,95 km), Lu Miriacheddu (1,49 km), Lu Muntiggiu di La Petra (3,17 km), Lu Muvruneddu (-- km), Lu Nibbareddu (8,49 km), Lu Ricciu (-- km), Lu Titimbaru (-- km), Lutturai (7,19 km), Monte Petrosu (8,16 km), Nuragheddu (4,72 km), Pattimedda (-- km), Pira Maseda (-- km), Punta Molara (8,92 km), Puntaldia (-- km), Rinaggiu (-- km), Salina Bamba (8,26 km), Salinedda (8,22 km), Schifoni (6,61 km), Silimini (-- km), Sitagliacciu (8,81 km), Stazzu Bruciatu (5,90 km), Stazzu Mesu (-- km), Straulas (8,35 km), Suaredda (-- km), Suaredda - Traversa (2,00 km), Terrapadedda (3,95 km), Tiridduli (-- km), Traversa (-- km), Villaggio Nuragheddu (4,85 km)
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"It happened after school," said Valdosta Police Department Cmdr. Brian Childress.
According to Childress, a 15-year-old student and a 14-year-old student had an altercation on a bus.
"There was some type of argument that occurred on the bus," said Childress.
The two students exited the bus at their stops and each went to their own homes. The 15-year-old then went to the 14-year-old's house and the two began fighting in the 1600 block of Fresno St.
"They both engaged in mutual combat," said Childress.
During the fight, the 14-year-old pulled out a knife.
"The 14-year-old stabbed the 15-year-old five times," said Childress.
The 15-year-old was transported to South Georgia Medical Center.
"The wounds were not life threatening," said Childress.
The 14-year-old has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault, according to police.
The 15-year-old victim has not been charged, but according to Childress, charges could come.
"We're not going to rule out additional charges," said Childress.
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Nashville honors history, musical tradition
There were more than a few Nashville residents and guests from out of town fiddlin' around Saturday to celebrate the grand opening of the Georgia Humanities Council and Smithsonian New Harmonies exhibit, celebrating roots music from the state and across the Deep South.
Locals, out-of-towners come out for food, fun at Peach Festival
The Morven Peach Festival drew a smaller crowd than usual in its 26th year, but planners weren't complaining.
Coliform found in drinking water
The cause of a water quality issue is still under investigation by the City of Valdosta Utilities Department after a water sample taken from a line in the area near the intersection of St. Augustine Road and West Hill Avenue tested positive for coliform bacteria.
The Big One: Preparing for mid-America earthquake
It's a bleak scenario. A massive earthquake along the New Madrid fault kills or injures 60,000 people in Tennessee. A quarter of a million people are homeless. The Memphis airport — the country's biggest air terminal for packages — goes off-line. Major oil and gas pipelines across Tennessee rupture, causing shortages in the Northeast. In Missouri, another 15,000 people are hurt or dead. Cities and towns throughout the central U.S. lose power and water for months. Losses stack up to hundreds of billions of dollars.
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A pair of specialized urban rescuers shed some of their protective gear for a moment and exchange relieved smiles because, on the roads across the swamps of residential rubble, a caravan of Lowndes citizens returns to a county that, according to Lowndes officials, was able to repair its wounds in the aftermath of a Category 5 storm due to a dynamic package of disaster plans.
Valdosta police honor Moody security force
Valdosta Police Chief Brian Childress awarded a set of challenge coins Friday to 12 members of Moody Air Force Base's security forces. The coin ceremony served as a thank-you from the Valdosta Police Department for the base's operational support in handling bomb threats and helping in community matters.
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A pair of inmates received additional charges this week when they reportedly phoned a bomb threat from the Lowndes County Jail to South Georgia Medical Center Tuesday, according to the Valdosta Police Department.
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Lavin wishes St. John's had 'two more weeks' before opener
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"I wish we had two more weeks," he said. Lavin later added: "There are a number of areas we need to improve in. That's been obvious in our exhibition games."
The third-year head coach, of course, has yet to have his full complement of players in the team's two exhibition victories. St. John's is waiting to hear back from the NCAA on the eligibility of junior college transfers Orlando Sanchez and Marc-Antoine Bourgault regarding classification and age. Plus, sophomore star D'Angelo Harrison was held out of the Concordia win for disciplinary reasons.
St. John's did look better against Concordia, rolling to an 87-36 victory despite having just one guard – senior Phil Greene – expected to get major minutes this winter.
Freshmen JaKarr Sampson, Christian Jones and Chris Obekpa all took turns wowing the small crowd with aesthetically pleasing slams. And sophomores Amir Garrett, Greene and Sir'Dominic Pointer were exceptional as well. Most impressively, St. John's posted 22 assists, and had 17 against Sonoma State on Saturday.
"One of the positives is this team really looks to hit the open man and has a willingness to make that extra pass," Lavin said. "That's an important quality if you're going to have success as a basketball team. The 22 assists to 11 turnovers is an indication of that. It's great having young players that take pride in their passing and setting a teammate up or turning down a shot to get a better look a basket from someone driving down the lane. That trait is what's been most positive so far in this season."
St. John's, though, had an absurd size advantage it relied upon, and made just one 3-pointer, which came in garbage time. Even if Sanchez and Bourgault are cleared before Tuesday's game against Detroit, they will have missed the exhibitions to further develop chemistry with their teammates.
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- Posted: 12:41 AM, November 13, 2009
How will this ever end? Michael ("I'm recording you") Lohan has released yet another tape of his wife, Dina, panicking over the state of daughter Lindsay. On the latest installment, released to RadarOnline yesterday, Dina can be heard saying: "Time is running out with this kid. I know; I am her mother, and I feel it, and I'm scared . . . All I know is she's starting to drink, and that's bad."
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Congratulations May Graduates!
This is that bittersweet time of year when we congratulate our graduates and say "farewell" to seeing them on campus as "students".
It's reassuring to know that the MIIS family extends beyond our campus boundaries through continued friendships, city alumni group events (find a group on Facebook!), reunions, coworkers from MIIS, and more.
Congratulations 2013 Graduates!
May there be many conversations with MIIS colleagues and friends in the future.
FMS Domestic Program Still Accepting Applications for SE and Impact Investing Training and Summer Field Placements
Apply for a new US-based field program and training in Salt Lake City, Utah this summer.
The FMS program will launch a domestic training program on May 28, 2013 at the Sorenson Center for Global Impact Investing at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. This training is excellent for those who want to work in the social impact investing space in the United States.
Apply for the training and a 3-6 month US-based field placement today. Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.
GSIPM's Frontier Market Scouts program hosted 35 Chinese social entrepreneurs on ECSEL fellowships for a Point Lobos hike and beach bonfire at Stillwater Cove in Pebble Beach this past April.
ECSEL brings together China's top social entrepreneurs for self-learning, collaboration, and improved impact. ECSEL fellows traveled to Harvard, Stanford, and the Monterey Institute as part of their US tour.
In 2010, the Schoenfeld Foundation formally launched the ECSEL fellowship and that year, a cohort of 30 top Chinese undergraduate and MBA students traveled to the United States for a week of intensive business training. At that year's CGIU conference, former US President Bill Clinton publicly honored the ECSEL program for its work supporting Chinese social enterprise.
MIIS Student Wins Student Innovator Award at Monterey Bay Regional Business Plan Competition
Monterey Institute student Jessica "Jessy" Bradish (MAIEP/MBA '13) received the 2013 Student Innovator Award at the Monterey Bay Regional Business Plan Competition last Friday. "Winning the Student Innovator Award was a wonderful culmination of my joint Masters in International Environmental Policy and Business Administration," says Jessy. (more…)
The following Monterey Institute of International Studies students have been awarded a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study critical needs languages during the summer of 2013:
Gabriella Abrego (Chinese)
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Shane Mason (Urdu)
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These students are among the approximately 610 U.S. undergraduate and graduate students (elected from 5000 applicants) who received a scholarship to spend seven to ten weeks in intensive language institutes this summer in one of 13 countries to study Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bangla, Chinese, Hindi, Korean, Indonesian, Japanese, Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Turkish, or Urdu.
DPMI Plus Colloquium Webinar
What: DPMI Plus students will present on their projects and internship experiences. Presentations followed by Q&A
How: Join via webinar (http://go.miis.edu/dpmi+colloquium) or in-person in the McCone Boardroom.
When: 12-1:30 PST on Thursday, May 9 (more…)
Once again proving that the NPTS program is on the cutting edge of global security topics, Amy Smithson from the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies commented on chemical weapons possibly used by Syria's Bashar al-Assad. Amy's commentary can be viewed at the PBS News Hour Youtube page.
U.S. Institute for Peace Awards $119,000 Grant to Support Project Co-Directed by MIIS Professor Avner Cohen
The Monterey Institute of International Studies and its James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) were pleased to learn recently that the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) has awarded a grant of $118,900 to support a research project on "Nuclear Norms in Global Governance" to be co-led by Professor Avner Cohen of the Institute's Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies program faculty and Professor Maria Rost Rublee, a senior lecturer at the Australian National University.
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Ten graduates from the Masters of Public Administration program will present their amazing work on Friday, May 10th at 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM in the McCone Board Room and McGowan 102. This is a fabulous chance to see the diversity of work MIIS students are doing to make this world a better place. All are welcome to attend and my contact Dr. Ed Laurance for more information.
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GSIPM invites you to a spirited talk with David Roberts, one of the nations leading environmental authors and staff writer for Grist. The presentation will cover the politics that underly, inhibit action, and offer solutions to some of the most intractable issues affecting climate change. David is one of the sharpest minds in the environmental movement and his political analysis is second to none. This event is open to the public and we invite everyone to attend.
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"This homemade ravioli is actually vegetarian, although no one who tries it can tell! The savory filling contains three different cheeses, mushrooms, and spinach. Although it's a rather time-consuming recipe to prepare, the results are well worth it!" — larkspur
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1 teaspoon olive oil
1 1/2 tablespoons water, or more if needed
2 eggs
2 cups all-purpose flour, or more if needed
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 (8 ounce) package fresh mushrooms, coarsely chopped
4 ounces cream cheese, softened
1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 cup mozzarella cheese
1/2 cup frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained
1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives
1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
1/2 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
salt and ground black pepper to taste
1 egg white, beaten
3 tablespoons butter
1 1/2 teaspoons chopped fresh chives
Very yummy! I was already pressed for time not having a ravioli maker and I really didn't feel like making homemade dough so I bought lasagna noodles (the dough kind in the refrigerated section) cut them into squares and stuffed them and it turned out great!
This just didn't meet my expectations. This could have been better if I had pasta roller to make the dough thinner. I might try it again, using similiar ingredients, but it def. not in my top 10 fav. list.
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Absolutely love it! I skipped the mushrooms (hubby won't eat them) and I added chardonnay and lemon juice to the sauce. Came out perfect. I'm making more this weekend.
Excellent recipe! Incredible flavor! My wife and I still talk about how good the raviolis were. With a pasta roller and a ravioli mold, it didn't even take that long. The only thing I added was I blended some spinach to the egg before adding to the flour, which gave the ravioli's a really nice gren color. Next time (and there will definitely be a next time), I think I'll cut back on the cayenne pepper, so I can enjoy the flavor of the filling more. Anyway, kudos on a great recipe!
This is terrific! It is important t get the pasta very thin, and even, but done the way the author instructs, is no fail! The brown butter compliments this superbly -- I would not be tempted to make the sauce any 'fancier' or different -- it is perfect.
Thank you Larkspur for sharing this! I have received many compliments when serving this dish. I don't always serve it with the Chive Butter Sauce, trying to spare my waistline the extra calories occasionally, but no worries the Mushroom and Spinach Ravioli are win, win with lightly saute'd fresh garden veggies and other light sauces too.
This deserves way more than 5 stars! I made this with my dad and it was fairly easy too. The only problem we had was that the pasta dough kept falling apart, but we refrigerated it for about 1/2 an hour and it was perfect. I made a white sauce instead of a butter sauce with my left over parsley and chives, and it was delicious! Even my sister who hates mushrooms loved it! Great recipe, keep up the good work!
I wanted to follow the recipe exactly but had to adjust the filling with what I had on hand: frozen wild mushrooms, leek, red & green bell peppers, feta, mozzarella, garlic and parsley. The pasta was perfect. However, I need practice making the raviolis because I couldn´t get as much filling inside without them exploding. The ones that stayed whole after boiling, I tossed them with red sauce and topped with freshly shredded Parmesan. I just love these forgiving recipes. Thanks for sharing.
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Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 6 Amount Per Serving Calories: 371 Calories from Fat: 171
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Monday 03 June 2013
Virtual Learning Environment Group
14:30 - 16:30
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The 20th Meeting of the Virtual Learning Environment Group will take place on Monday 3rd June. Agenda items to be confirmed, if you have anything you would like on the agenda please contact Iain Mossman (firstname.lastname@example.com). All welcome. Please register your attendance by completing the booking form below.
Wednesday 03 July 2013
Developing and Embedding Skills in the Curriculum
10:00 - 16:00
Sir Martin Evans building
Cardiff University Learning and Teaching Conference
It is our strategic aim to embed skills development within and across the curriculum so that students at all levels appreciate the skills needed for employability. There are a broad range of learning literacies and skills that we are seeking to develop in our students – academic, professional, digital and information literacies; entrepreneurial and social enterprise skills; reflection and personal development planning; ensuring we are educating global citizens. Good curriculum and assessment design, including appropriate use of technology within the curriculum, is needed to enable our students to not only develop a deep understanding of the subject, but also to develop skills that will prepare them for their future employment.
This one-day conference will provide the opportunity for staff from across the University to meet and share their experiences in this area. Do you have good practice that you would like to share? We will have slots for shorter examples (10-15 minutes) and in depth case studies (up to 30 minutes). If you are interested in presenting, please send a statement of no more than 250 words outlining your activity or development to email@example.com by Friday 14 June 2013.
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Thursday 11 July 2013
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The Academic Standards and Quality Committee is organising an event to provide the opportunity for Schools to understand and discuss the developments to the University Quality System. This is in response to developments to the QAA Quality Code and changes to the organisational structure.
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We just wanted to put out a big THANK YOU to everyone that has supported us with the Night of Frights race! We are so excited to announce that we have partnered with Spooky world so the event promises to be bigger and scarier than any of us thought!
However, to do this race the way that we and Spooky World envision it, we are going to have to postpone until 2013. We want to make sure that everyone has a SPOOK-TACULAR time and we believe that we can do this event more justice by waiting until next year.
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Recently, I watched My Blueberry Nights with Norah Jones and Natalie Portman. The story follows a lonely young woman who departs upon an unpredictable journey as she searches to find what she feels is missing in her life. In the end, she learns that everything she ever needed was right at home waiting for her- true love, happiness, and a presumably scrumptious blueberry pie. The movie made me rather quixotic and since I've seen it, I have been pretty obsessed with blueberries.
On another note, we have been having some beautiful evenings here in New York. The air has been fresh, free from that bitter winter sting, and the sky has been clear. The ground is cold, but softening. Already outside my front door, the tulips are poking their heads through. I am ecstatic that spring is on its way! I must admit, I have spring fever!! But aside from the beautiful, blossoming weather, I love spring mostly because of one very important day- My mom's birthday!
Mom's birthday is this weekend and I'm baking the cake! (Hurray!) Yes, it will be lots of fun! So, I will be posting over the weekend showing everyone the birthday cake, once Mama has decided what she wants me to bake for her (everyday, it's something different).
Until then, I have a yummy blueberry muffin recipe that should hold you over! :)
(Semi-adapted from WeightWatchers Annual Recipes for Success, 2009)
Prep Time: 16 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Makes 20* (I doubled the batter)
For muffins you will need:
1 cup AP flour, plus 1 tablespoon
½ teaspoon baking soda
5 tablespoons butter
¾ cup sugar
1 large egg
2 large egg whites
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
½ cup milk
¾ cup blueberries
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
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Add flour mixture and milk alternately to sugar mixture, beginning and ending with flour mixtures. Toss blueberries and remaining tablespoon of flour into bowl, and fold into mixture with spatula.
Spoon batter into cupcake trays and bake for about 20 minutes or until cake tester comes out clean. Cool in pan on a wire rack.
These muffins are perfect with some cream cheese and a cup of tea! This recipe is super healthy and delicious!
For an extra special treat, you can always make a cream cheese frosting.
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Phyllis Ruby Nelson, age 92, of Red Wing, Minn., died Wednesday, Sept. 26, at St. Brigid's at Hi-Park, Red Wing.
Phyllis Ruby Nelson, age 92, of Red Wing, Minn., died Wednesday, Sept. 26, at St. Brigid's at Hi-Park, Red Wing.
Phyllis was born on Jan. 21, 1920, in Deer River, Minn., the daughter of Ralph and Catherine (Heinrichs) Baird.
Phyllis graduated from Staples High School and attended St. Cloud Normal School. She married Donald Nelson in 1940, putting her teaching career on hold to raise her seven children. After her youngest child entered school, she attended River Falls College, earning her Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education in 1963.
Phyllis taught school in Vasa, Minn.; St. Croix Falls, Wis.; Downing, Wis.; and ended her teaching career at Lindgren Elementary School in the Ellsworth School District. Teaching school was one of her greatest pleasures, and she especially appreciated watching her students reach their full potential.
Phyllis had many interests, but her passions were her children and grandchildren. She enjoyed Bible study with special friends, gardening, and oil painting. She also loved the challenge of cryptograms and crossword puzzles.
She was a member of First Covenant Church, Red Wing.
Phyllis is survived by her children Ronald (Deborah) Nelson, Bay City; Royce (Ruby) Nelson, Elmwood; Renee Hedstrom, Prairie Farm; Roxine (Gail) Johnson, Ellsworth; Redina (Robert) Bang, Ellsworth; Rebecca (Donald) Van Loon, Red Wing; and Richard (Wanda) Nelson, Bay City. She is further survived by 14 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren, and her brother Duane Baird of Pendleton, Ore.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Donald; daughter Ranelle; grandson Cary Nelson; great-grandson Dylan Knutson; daughter-in-law Beverly Nelson; son-in-law Paul Hedstrom; her sisters, Fern Bain, Nora Davis, and Doris Springer; and her brothers Howard and Claude Baird.
Funeral services for Phyllis will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, at First Covenant Church of Red Wing. Burial will be in Diamond Bluff Cemetery, Diamond Bluff, Wis. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Monday at Hill Funeral Home, Ellsworth, and for 1 hour prior to the funeral at the church on Tuesday. Memorials preferred to First Covenant Church or donor's choice.
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Hill Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Ellsworth, is assisting the family with arrangements.
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That's been bothering Racine for awhile so, as a proud, doting father, he did what his heart told him to do and resigned as the Colts' coach on Tuesday, Nov. 13, ending a nine-year tenure that was highlighted by two Morris County Tournament championships, a sectional title and a Group I crown.
"I don't want to miss them playing," Racine said of Sarah, a seventh grader at Valleyview Middle School in Denville, and Rebecca, a fourth grader. "It goes too fast."
Racine was quick to point out that "I won't lose my touch" because he'll be coaching kids club soccer.
That "touch" produced 539 victories, 410 while at the helm of Morris Catholic. Throughout his stints with the Colts and the Crusaders, Racine amassed 12 group, eight MCT and 22 conference titles. His win total is fifth all-time among girls varsity soccer coaches.
Stepping down was not easy, according to Racine. He met with his players on Wednesday and informed them of his decision.
"There were tears all around," Racine said. "The older girls knew it was coming. They understand why I'm doing this now. They know it's what's best for the program.
"We have a good team coming back. There are a lot of talented younger players in the program. They could potentially be the best team Kinnelon has ever had. The situation was the same when I left Morris Catholic. A year later, they won a state championship. This group has a good chance for continuity."
Athletic director Scott Rosenberg, a volunteer assistant coach, is upset that Racine won't be in Kinnelon's coaching ranks anymore. Rosenberg, the head coach at Morris Hills before becoming an AD, learned much from Racine.
"Personally, this is a sad day for me," Rosenberg said. "Having been a head coach, I was looking forward to seeing what this legend had to offer. I learned not only about soccer but about life from Steve.
"What stands out most is his drive. His foot is on the gas and it's to the floor all the time. Steve demands perfection from those who play for him. They're always prepared. It's a relentless pursuit of perfection."
Rosenberg felt that not many coaches would want him around. However, Racine didn't mind.
"I couldn't do what I did with just anybody," Rosenberg said. "It had to be someone with self-confidence so they wouldn't be looking over their shoulder."
When Racine started at Kinnelon, girls soccer was struggling. He had four objectives he wanted to achieve: That opposing teams wouldn't perceive the Colts as an automatic "W," to create an expectation that they could be successful, to prepare players for college soccer and to compete for a championship every year.
He accomplished that and more. Prior to the county and state tournaments, Rosenberg brought the players into the gym to view the banners representing the many high points of Kinnelon soccer.
"I wanted the girls to see what was done in recent years," Rosenberg said. "Before that, there was nothing. Steve has had an amazing run."
Racine is comfortable with his decision. However, he realized what it meant at the team's season-ending dinner.
"It all hit me at the banquet," he said. "I've been coaching for 30 years. That's a long time. I was thinking that there will be no more banquets for me. It's bittersweet but it's what's best."


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President Obama's speech last night on his planned Afghan drawdown was a disgrace.
He began by taking a gratuitous shot at his predecessor, George W. Bush, because Bush invaded Iraq. And he committed himself to withdrawing all 33,000 US "surge" troops by next summer, in the midst of what surely will be a crucial fighting season in Afghanistan.
Of course, there is absolutely no good military reason for this rush to the exit ramps. There is, however, a very good political reason, and that is the 2012 presidential election and the growing clamor, on both the far left and the far right, that Obama "end the war" and "bring the troops home."
Indeed, never before in American history have the exigencies of war and national security been more subordinated to a president's perceived political needs than right now — and specifically regarding Afghanistan. In truth, though, Obama has deliberately fostered the political pressures he claims to be responding to. Thus, throughout his presidency, Obama's said very little about Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Libya, Egypt, Syria or the "Arab Spring". And this, in turn, has created the perception, both domestically and internationally, that Obama really doesn't care much about foreign policy and international affairs.
After all, as the president himself said in his December 1, 2009 speech at West Point:
Our troop commitment in Afghanistan cannot be open-ended, because the nation that I'm most interested in building is our own.
Obama tonight echoed this isolationist sentiment, even as he insisted that he is no isolationist:
Over the last decade, we have spent a trillion dollars on war, at a time of rising debt and hard economic times. Now, we must invest in America's greatest resource: our people… America, it is time to focus on nation building here at home.
Excuse me, but this is intellectually dishonest. Surely Obama knows better. The idea that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have somehow kept us from investing in America is laughable and in defiance of all empirical truth. In reality, as I reported earlier this month here at FrumForum:
Spending on Afghanistan amounts to not even three percent of the $3.7 trillion federal budget, and it accounts for less than one percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). That's hardly exorbitant. The real reason for the red sea of red ink is not Afghanistan, or military spending more broadly. Instead, the problem is entitlements — spending on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. Indeed, as the Heritage Foundation's Mackenzie Eaglen notes, over the past decade, necessary defense spending increases are responsible for less than 20 percent of all new spending from 2001 to 2009. This does not even include 2009 stimulus spending totaling $787 billion, with almost no money for defense. Moreover, as Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wisconsin) has observed, entitlement spending has doubled since 1970, to 40 percent of the federal budget. Defense spending, meanwhile, has shrunk from about 39 percent to just under 16 percent — even with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. "The fact is," reports Contentions' Amanda Goodman, "defense consumes a smaller share of the national economy today than it did throughout the Cold War."
Moreover, despite its rumblings of discontent, Congress is not about to cut off funding for Afghanistan. But what many members of Congress would like to hear are routine reassurances and explications of administration policy from the commander in chief. Otherwise, they fear — and rightly so — that Obama's Afghan policy, and his commitment to that policy, are lacking.
So it's hardly surprising that support for the war has eroded. It's eroded because of a conspicuous lack of presidential leadership. Reassert that leadership and watch public support for the war grow.
Equally objectionable is Obama's pretense to rise above "false choices." He is neither an "isolationist" nor an "interventionist," he tells us.
Some would have America retreat from our responsibility as an anchor of global security, and embrace an isolation that ignores the very real threats that we face. Others would have America over-extend ourselves, confronting every evil that can be found abroad.
Obama's right about the isolationists or non-interventionists: They would, indeed, ignore the very real threats that we face.
But I know of no one who supports a strong and assertive US foreign policy who would have American confront "every evil that can be found abroad." That's a gross caricature of our position.
What we do propose is that we confront evil when and where we can, and always when it threatens the American national interest. And, because we recognize that the Jihadist threat in the nuclear age transcends national boundaries and is potentially catastrophic, we rightly insist upon preemptive action to neutralize threats before they can harm our country, our interests and our people. "When threatened," intoned Obama, "we must respond with force –
… but when that force can be targeted, we need not deploy large armies overseas. When innocents are being slaughtered and global security endangered, we don't have to choose between standing idly by or acting on our own. Instead, we must rally international action, which we are doing in Libya, where we do not have a single soldier on the ground, but are supporting allies in protecting the Libyan people and giving them the chance to determine their destiny.
Now, Libya may ultimately turn out well; but if so, it will be in spite of Obama's "leading from behind," not because of him. Qaddafi is a third-rate dictator who has lost all popular legitimacy to rule. And he should have been dislodged from power back in March when the Libyan uprising was still in its infancy.
But Obama's shortsighted refusal to deploy US military power swiftly and preemptively has resulted in a prolonged conflict in which every passing day gives the Islamists more power to organize and to hijack the uprising.
And, as for "not deploy[ing] large armies overseas," Obama is in denial. In truth, a Libya without Qaddafi surely will need some sort of international stabilization force comprised of American and NATO ground troops.
And Libya is hardly alone. There are other countries — including North Korea, Yemen, Somalia and Lebanon — where the United States may yet have to deploy Soldiers and Marines.
"The idea that we are going to be able to fight future wars without having soldiers on the ground, or [by] just having a few special forces — I think that's a pipedream," explained Marine Corps Gen. James N. Mattis in a June 1, 2009 speech to the Center for Strategic and International Studies. "High-performing small [ground combat] units," he declared, "are now a national imperative." Mattis should know. He's lead troops into battle in both Iraq and Afghanistan and now serves as head of the US Central Command.
In short, then, Obama's speech was strategically myopic and tactically dangerous. He has effectively ruled out the use of ground troops in other potential trouble spots even as he promises a premature withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan. This is, in a word, irresponsible — and it is unbecoming of a commander in chief, especially at a time of war. Political considerations ought to be subordinated to the exigencies of war and national security.
Yet Obama, I regret to say, is doing the exact opposite: He is sacrificing wartime national security requirements on the altar of domestic politics. America deserves better. Our military men and women deserve better.


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3:29 Say, "Whether you hide what is in your chests or reveal it, God knows." He knows what is in the heavens and what is in the earth; and God is capable of all things.Does it really matter? What really matters is the intention. There are so many sects because of trivial arguments over the details how to do certain things. Just follow your intuition and do something that makes sense.


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Greggs boss hails 'very resilient performance' during bad weather
Last updated at 11:55, Wednesday, 08 August 2012
Bad weather has been blamed for washing away traditional customers away from the high street and Greggs.
The hot pasties and sausage roll specialists, which employs around 280 people at its 31 branches across Cumbria, said underlying sales were down 3.5 per cent for the second quarter of 2012.
Underlying profits or sales take away items that can distort a company's overall trading performance, like exchange rate movements or acquisition costs.
Profits for the period were down 4.6 per cent to £16.5 million in the 26 weeks to June 30, but total sales for the year are up 4.5 per cent to £350m. More than 100 people work for Greggs at its £4.5m North Lakes Bakery at Eden Business Park, Penrith.
It is a Centre For Excellence and its opening in September last year was hailed as a coup for Cumbrian industry.
The Penrith bakery supplies over 1,540 Greggs shops nationwide and all of the Cumbrian outlets.
The company was thrust into a big political campaign earlier this year after Chancellor George Osborne floated plans for a pasty tax, which would have extended 20 per cent VAT tax to its hot takeaway food.
Greggs became a highly-visible opponent of the plan and benefited from round-the-clock exposure of its brand. However, it didn't materialise in more customers, the firm admitted.
Chief executive Ken McMeikan, 47, from Hexham who was appointed in 2008, marched on Downing Street to deliver a petition.
Commenting on the latest figures, Mr McMeikan said: "There's no question that the profile of Greggs is significantly higher than it was before the pasty tax started.
"But we were not able to see how much that has benefited sales. The Chancellor announced the tax in March but in April it started raining and didn't stop. This really is a very resilient performance, given the exceptional weather."
The new 2,400sq metre factory at Penrith made 2.8 million goodies in its first month.
Mr McMeikan said the London stores have benefited from the first week of the Olympics, with like-for-like sales up 10 per cent. Some shops have seen growth of up to 80 per cent and its shop in Westfield, London, smashed all records for the week.
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The dirt bike guys ride no matter what, so they earn that award.
It's finally warm enough for the silly V-twinners to make an appearance.
Over the colder months I saw very few cruisers (couple metrics, two HDs on campus) and MAYBE the same SV out. Lots of Ninjas, lots of supermotos, lots of standards (relatively speaking lots).
Now that it's been warm for a while, the V-twin population has EXPLODED. SVs everywhere, cruisers everywhere, and two different Ducatis.
My conclusion: V-twin riders are weenies about weather. Discuss.
The dirt bike guys ride no matter what, so they earn that award.
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Ummm....respectfully disagree.
I've got a V-twin (the Dorsoduro) that I'll ride when it's cold. Picking up another V-twin (a Moto Guzzi Stelvio) shortly, and that'll get ridden in nasty stuff too.
Not all V-twins are created equal...
AWD wagon-ish thing
Funny...I wouldn't describe it as beautiful, but I do like the details on it, especially the curve of the exhaust pipes coming off the cylinders
Don't have pics of the current bikes riding in nasty stuff, and I'm currently deployed to a less-than-snowy place without my motorcycles. But I did just make a note in my official to-do list to take a pic the next time I'm in snow with a V-twin, and then dredge up this thread.
But until then, here's a pic of a former bike of mine in some chilly weather...not a V-twin though. I'll ride down into the low-mid 20's F...just layer up. On this particular ride, it started out in the mid 30's, the temperature was dropping, and before I hit pavement again I was clearing snowflakes off my visor and it was about 28.
AWD wagon-ish thing
I'm out until it ices over, so I guess everyone is a fair weather rider to me!
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Geez, you all are wimps!
I have been riding this year for over two months now and I am at 8000 ft, deep in the rockies. Google earth 81211 and you will see what I mean. I do have to take some days off for spring/winter storms, like last week storm that dumped 2-3 feet at 9000 ft and above. My morning commute is still around 20 degrees, but the ride home is in the 50's to 60's. I do not use any heated clothing, but I do have a stereo on my old school GSX1100. I can't complain, decent power, decent wind and rain protection and I still get 40+ miles to the gallon. Not bad for a 23 yr old bike........
My wife used to joke every Spring when the HD guys would finally lumber out and start riding when the temps broke into the 50's and 60's since I never stopped riding unless there was snow and/or ice on the ground.
A list of mods, all cars ever owned and something cribbed from a book, song and/or movie were all just here. Sorry you missed out on my unique, snowflake-like individuality.
I am supremely jealous of your location. I've been out that way a few times and it's just absolutely stunning up there. Have you been up to Independence Pass on a motorcycle yet?
Another all-year rider here, I figure it keeps my skills sharp being able to ride in the worst conditions (sans ice of course). I think the biggest reason most of the cruisers stay dormant is all that chrome, would be a bitch to try to keep clean during the rainy season.
The passes are still closed and seeing how they got 2-3 feet, a week ago, it will still be a while before they open for the season.
I have not seen any cruisers up here yet. Just a few Beemers and some Goldwing types. Once it warms up a little more, I will start seeing the weekend riders out.
I don't even clean the winter grime off my bike until the weather is good enough for the HD riders.
There's always money in the banana stand.
Hey I ride my SV650S year round. In the dead of winter I don't see any other sport bikes at all (especially 4 cylinders =P ), and very rarely I'll see an adventure bike like a GS or something.
I see more scooters than actual motorcycles in the winter (but they're rare, too), I think because the ones I see probably have no other option.
And I'm in Georgia so we get freezing weather but it's not even as bad as lots of other parts of the country
Guilty, I ride a V twin and I cannot stand cold weather. I haven't even had my bike out yet, soon though
I ride as long as the Continentals let me...they turn into stone @ 40 degrees


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President Barack Obama hit back against Mitt Romney's latest attack on Friday while defending his earlier argument that Washington cannot be changed from the "inside."
On Thursday, the GOP presidential nominee pounced on Obama's initial comments from a presidential forum on the Spanish-language network Univision.
"The most important lesson I've learned is that you can't change Washington from the inside," Obama said. "You can only change it from the outside."
Within hours, Romney was on the attack. The White House hopeful peppered a Sarasota, Fla., speech with references to Obama's Univision remark, saying the president had essentially given up on his 2008 ideals of "hope" and "change."
"The president today threw in the white flag of surrender again. He said he can't change Washington from inside, he can only change it from outside," Romney said to an audience of several thousand. "Well, we're going to give him that chance in November. He's going outside!"
Romney said he "couldn't believe it" when he heard reports the "president of change" had said Washington needed to be changed from the outside.
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Defending his comment, Obama argued he was saying you can't change Washington "just" from the inside and took issue with Romney's claim that the Republican nominee could get the job done, himself.
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I've noticed a bit of a trend in my wardrobe, I tend to stick to solid colours, avoiding patterns etc. And I've figured out why.
These same items of clothing can be easily incorporated into corporate wear, which up until recently has always been my "bread and butter" 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year for the last 3 years.
In other words, they are versatile!
I say recently because a week ago I was assigned a dream client (fashion industry), where everyday is "casual" clothes, oh the many outfits I will finally be able to explore! If only I could take photos of myself at work, without you know, getting awkward stares!
That's besides the point, when I go shopping for hardware supplies for cosplay, and food for the rest of the week I try and dress as casually and as chic as possible! Too bad none of the photos really show you the aqua colour on my lower eyelash line