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Vanguard Fires MSCI; Should You Fire Vanguard?
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Vanguard has fired MSCI. Twenty-two Vanguard index funds that were tracking stock indexes from MSCI will soon be following FTSE and CRSP indexes.
What does this mean to you? Should you be concerned? Should you fire Vanguard as your ETF vendor? Read on for answers.
Background: On Oct. 2, Vanguard announced a huge change. Over a period of six months, 22 Vanguard index funds will change the benchmarks used to measure their performance. Six international stock funds will transition from familiar MSCI indexes to established, yet less popular FTSE benchmarks.
Additionally, 16 U.S. stock funds will move to newly developed benchmarks from the University of Chicago's Center for Research in Security Prices, or CRSP. These changes will apply to all the funds' share classes, including exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The Vanguard announcement linked above has a list of affected funds.The changes will take place gradually during the first six months of 2013, although Vanguard does not intend to reveal the schedules for individual funds. An added twist for the Vanguard Emerging Markets ETF (VWO) is it will be tracking a specially developed transition index during that time. Additional information on this process is available in the FTSE Transition overview (pdf). Vanguard's ETFs are structured as an additional share class to their mutual funds. The affected funds are typically available in three share classes: Investor, Admiral and ETF. Therefore, up to 66 fund tickers may be affected by these changes. According to Vanguard, assets in these funds total about $537 billion. This is not a trivial change. What does this mean to you? The primary implication for investors is to understand that when you choose an ETF, you are also choosing an ETF sponsor/manager and choosing an index. This has always been true to some extent. However, with multiple ETF providers basing their offerings on the same indexes, the choice was previously just a matter of choosing the ETF provider.
When building portfolios based on multiple index providers, investors need to be cognizant of overlap and underlap. The most talked about example of this appears in the international indexes and the classification of South Korea. In the MSCI methodology, South Korea is an "emerging market" while in the FTSE methodology it has "developed market" status.
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Cincinnati Bengals RB Cedric Benson had some interesting words on QB Carson Palmer while talking on Sirius NFL Radio this week. As everyone knows by now, Palmer wants out of Cincinnati and has threatened to retire if that doesn't happen.
Clearly Palmer is the best quarterback for the Bengals and would be the starting quarterback if he returned. But Benson says it wouldn't be healthy for Palmer to return.
"I love Carson Palmer to death. He's supported me and taught me a lot but I think when a guy expresses himself as strongly as he has it's almost not healthy for the team to bring him back. He's already expressed his disgust. To bring him back would only be detrimental to the team and to him. This guy wants to be free and to soar somewhere else. Don't lock a man down whom you know won't be happy if he stays."
Benson suggests that, if Palmer isn't happy, he may not put in the extra time in the film room in order to prepare for the season. After all that's been said from both sides, I agree with Benson's take. Palmer doesn't want to be in Cincinnati and if there's one player you need to be 100 percent on board, it's the quarterback.
If the Bengals are interested in getting any sort of compensation for Palmer, they would be wise to send him on his way.
Check out Cincy Jungle to see what Bengals fans are saying about the possibility of Palmer leaving.

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The shoes… oh the shoes…
I declined to comment on this aspect of the collection earlier today as I was unable to really see the footwear in the photos initially posted. I'm happy to say these boots do not disappoint.
Tatsuro comes through strong this season with a striking array of shoes and boots. The usual chunky soled combats make an appearance but with a very unique twist. Not only do they feature a back zip but a zipper running parallel to the laces that would seem to offer a lot of variation in styling the boot.
My personal favorite of the collection has to be the lace up boots with the simple back zip. The abundance of laces creates a beautiful layering across the face of the shoe.These are so far my grail from from the collection.
The only photos I could find of the peep toe boots were quite blurry but those as well look like classic Julius boots with the toe cut off. An interesting design indeed.
Finally we come to the complex boot - runner hybrid piece. I'm not even sure how to classify these shoes in terms of the shape and elements involved. They seem more relaxed and likely easier to wear than a majority of the shoes from this collection but they are hardly an understated piece. Again magnificent.
Last but not least we have the accessories featured through the collection which I as well did not comment on earlier. Again because of the lack of clear shots of them but going through the detail photos I can see a lot of gorgeous leather pieces. My favorite thus far being what appears to be a series of stacked leather circles creating a layered bracelet. I'd be interested in finding out if they are individual pieces or actually adhered together in some way.
I'm glad to see the detail shots made it out so quickly so I can finitely say that this collection in it's entirety is fantastic.
What a great start to Paris Fashion Week.
Yohji Yamamoto at the end of the Yohji Yamamoto fashion show 'Cutting Age' at St. Agnes Church on April 25, 2013 in Berlin, Germany
Recently during Japan's fashion week I had the pleasure of attending the Shibuya Fashion Festival. It was quite a fun night and there was a lot to see including some amazing runway shows.
My favorite part was running in to the guys behind Exist. I've followed this small handmade leather goods company for a few years now through their blog and other sources but running across the pop-up shop they had at the festival was pure chance. Being able to actually inspect the items in person I am even more enamoured by their creations as the quality is superb. They were gracious enough to allow me to photograph their set up and even the designer himself. They also photographed me wearing a few of the creations - maybe it will come up on their blog in the future. It was very nice meeting the fellows behind the company and as always I am eagerly awaiting their newest work.
As many of my followers know I was slated to walk in the Lad Musician SS13 runway show earlier this week.
I'm sure a few of you savvy folk out there have already seen the show.
It was an amazing experience and nowhere near as up tight and regimented as I had expected.
Basically I showed up and was fitted for a wig and had my nails painted. No make up was applied thankfully but the wig did take a bit of getting used to. This being my first ~real~ runway show I was quite nervous especially after finding out I was the lead model.
After hanging around for a while and talking with some of the other guys we did the run through and were told to walk very… very slowly. With the music blaring, the smoke machines blasting, and the lights refracting from the disco ball I certainly felt badass and brooding as all hell. All of which I felt was very suiting for brand and collection.
It all went swimmingly and we did the finale practice where we all walked. They reworked it a few times and eventually settled on all of us just walking and splitting off then walking off to the left without pausing anywhere.
The only real stress during the show was after doing a walk you had to sprint around the back room while peeling off your clothing. Once I made it to the actual dressing room I was immediately accosted by a team of small Japanese girls who tore off my clothing and stuffed me in to my next outfit. During the show there was a slight change made which caught me off guard. Not only was I the first model to walk but I would also be the last during the finale walk. I found this rather flattering because they seemed to quite like me.
After the show a few of us models, the team including Kuroda-san, and a band The Novembers went out for dinner and drinks at a small bar. We did a screening of the video from there show there and all got wasted as is custom here. At the bar I got to know a few of the other models a bit better and one guy actually has worked for Ann D for the past few seasons. He told me a bit about her and what it's like working with her and it was all so enamouring Everyone was surprisingly nice which really countered my preconceptions of the fashion world. I don't know though… everyone is just especially nice here it seems.
I'll be dining with the team again tomorrow night, I'm looking forward to that.
Full Collection viewable here
Street snapped outside of Hikarie Hall during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Shibuya
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FAIRBANKS RANCH (CBS 8) – A two-alarm fire caused considerable amount of damage to a multi-million dollar home in Fairbanks Ranch on Thursday night.
The fire broke out around 9:10 p.m. at a house on the 6700 block of Via Cordoba, in the high-end gated community just east of Rancho Santa Fe.
The home was undergoing renovations and was full of building materials. According to Rancho Santa Fe Fire Battalion Chief Bret Davidson, scaffolding and building materials started to fall as the fire burned, creating a hazard for crews battling the flames.
Fire officials made the call to pull firefighters out of the house and could only approach the fire with a "defensive attack."
Davidson said high winds also fueled the fire and made it difficult to contain. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze to the property and protect neighboring homes.
According to fire officials, the fire started in the basement and parking garage of the home.
No word yet on the cause of the fire. Sheriff's Bomb Arson officials and SDG&E officials were called to the scene to assist with the investigation. No injuries were reported.
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SPOKANE, Wash – It's a
tough call for any school district to make this time of year, and sometimes the
wrong call is made.
That's what the
Spokane Public Schools says happened Monday morning, when nearly 7 inches of
snow fell across the metro area – but the forecast called for
"We were taken a bit
by surprise," said spokesperson Terren Roloff.
"We did go out this morning around 5:00 a.m. and check for the traffic
conditions, and felt that we could get through the morning fairly easily, and in
fact, that wasn't the case."
That's because the
weather continued to get worse after that call was made – and after the busses
had already left. About half the busses
ended up needing to put on chains, but still, 20 of them got stuck, and 6 were
in minor accidents.
Nobody was hurt, but
some students had to wait out in the snow a very long
"Unfortunately we had
some students that had to wait about an hour and a half," Roloff added. "Most of them weren't that long of a wait,
but yes, it was a difficult morning for all of us, and we feel badly for those
kids that had to do that."
Many parents were
upset over the issue, including some who thought school should have been
cancelled in Coeur D'Alene.
While it was in
several smaller rural districts, there is no hard and fast rule as far as how
much snow will force a delay or closure – it all depends on the conditions, and
the timing.
A good rule of thumb
is, if you don't feel like your child can get to school safely, keep him or her
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Directions: From I-70. go west on 275 to Exit 46, south on 42 approximately 1 mile to Sharon Woods Park. From I-75, go east on 275, Exit 46, south on 42. Motor vehicle permit may be required to enter the park.
The Kemper Log House is a two-story, double pen log house, built in 1804 by the Reverend James Kemper in Walnut Hills and occupied by members of his family until 1897. It is one of the oldest houses built in Cincinnati that is still standing. The house was moved in 1912 to the Cincinnati Zoo.
The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Ohio assumed responsibility for it in 1951. The Ohio Society oversaw a second move in 1981, as the house was disassembled and relocated at Heritage Village in Sharon Woods. Its operation is coordinated with Historic Southwest Ohio, which maintains the village.
The log house is significant, not only because it represents one of the earliest architectural styles for this region, but also because of James Kemper's prominence as an early educator and clergyman.
The adjacent Stone kitchen provides educational opportunities with open hearth cooking demonstrations which delight visitors of all ages. A fenced period garden just off the kitchen will provide fruits and vegetables for the kitchen.
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It was a bit of a struggling season in 2013 for both boys and girls Turlock High water polo squads.
The 2014 season is here, and Turlock and Pitman's cross country teams have been preparing for the start of the new season in the always competitive Central California Conference.
Turlock High has dominated girls golf in the Central California Conference over the past decade, capturing the previous 10 CCC titles, including last year's title, but don't count out Pitman for the 2014 season.
The boys and girls water polo squads of Pitman High are ready to put the past behind them and start fresh in 2014.
The past two years have been a roller coaster of success for Turlock high school soccer teams.
The 2013 Hilmar High boys' soccer team is coming off an interesting yet successful year.
The Southern Athletic League had a facelift in 2013 and so did Delhi and Denair high schools.
Delhi High has a new volleyball coach for the 2014 season. Valley local, Lauren Ruell, who graduated from Buhach Colony in 2005 and then went on to play volleyball at Merced Junior College, is the Hawks' new head coach.
There is an undercover softball stud in the area, her name is Alyssa Stockton. The Delhi athlete has become a top college prospect in not only the area but also the state.
Eight players from three local schools-Turlock, Pitman and Hilmar-took to the field on Friday night for one last time to shine under the Friday Night Lights.
It is never too early to begin evaluating your upcoming basketball team.
The 29th annual North/South Rotary All-Star Football game will include players from Turlock, Pitman and Hilmar High.
It was a pitching battle in the 25th annual Modesto Sunrise Rotary Baseball Classic at John Thurman Field on Saturday where the East squad was able to notch a 5-0 win over the West.
TRACY – Just like in 2013, Saturday's 41st annual Lions Club All-Star Football Game at Tracy High's Wayne Schneider Stadium came down to a field-goal attempt on the last play. Unlike 2013, the defense was able to defend the attempt and the South did not get the win this time as the kick was blocked ending the game in a 21-21 tie, running the series record to 24-15-2 in favor of the North.
Turlock athletes will be well represented at the annual Stanislaus County All Star baseball game today at John Thurman Field in Modesto.
Pitman High entered Friday's home game against Downey High with a team characterized by its youth. With only two returning starters from last year's squad and the bulk of its roster comprised of juniors, the Pride knew that the Knights, back-to-back winners of the Modesto Metro Conference title, would be a difficult challenge to overcome in their season opener.
Turlock High began the 2014 football season the way every team hopes to -with a win. The Bulldogs traveled to Modesto to face Enochs High and came home with a tight 25-20 victory.
Denair's volleyball team has been through a rough patch the last three years, but 2014 is a whole new season.
Ty Pettigrew's girls golf squad has won three of the last four Valley Foothill League titles, and the Hilmar Lady Yellowjackets are looking to make it four out of five after the 2014 year concludes.
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Police shut down a massive dance party that a 19-year-old college dropout organized on the Manhattan Bridge. Three people were arrested and hundreds were sent home.
The wild party late Saturday night needed a permit – a request that likely would have been denied because it took place on a city bridge.
Hundreds of people took over the pedestrian walkway. Video given to Fox 5 by the organizers shows a massive crowd with some dancing on speakers, others guzzling booze.
Alexander Schlaferman is the guy behind the experience, and he's not even of legal drinking age. The teen frrom Bensonhurst calls the flash mob parties "Xandernation" and this was the fifth he's thrown.
"People don't call it a party, it's an experience," Schlaferman says.
"Were there safety concerns? Absolutely, but if a person wants to drink and do drugs, they don't need me to tell them 'hey drink and do drugs.' If that's something they want to do they're going to do it on their own," said Schlaferman.
While cyclists and pedestrians were inconvenienced, Schlaferman promise the party was safe, though some people who use the bridge every day, were not so convinced.
"It is unsafe, of course it's not safe,1,000 people on a bridge," Lucille Ferrari says.
Ferrari lives in DUMBO and says she and others in the neighborhood heard the blaring music.
Schlaferman didn't have a permit, and on a Facebook page promoting the event, he acknowledged it was illegal.
"I warned people I said listen, there's a chance you're going to get arrested," Schlaferman says.
Just before 1:00 a.m., police broke up the party and arrested Schlaferman and the two DJs he hired, 23-year-old Brendon Risano and 20-year-old Giacomo Nacci. They were slapped with charges including reckless endangerment, criminal nuisance, trespassing and disorderly conduct.
Schlaferman says an arrest won't stop him from throwing more of these parties.
"Now this has blown up a little, I hope whoever's watching this, it seems like we're going to need to get some permits," Schlaferman says. "We're going to try to get as crazy as possible – but as safe as possible."
Schlaferman and the two DJs have court dates schedule for next month. He says he won't disclose yet when or where the next party will be held.


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Ratings: 96 | Reviews: 65 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev -1.5%
07-03-2014 04:25:39 | More by GClarkage
3/5 rDev -26.1%
06-06-2014 16:57:56 | More by rowbow
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4.5/5 rDev +10.8%
06-01-2014 03:53:48 | More by jsanmarco
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
04-04-2014 18:47:07 | More by vma
4.45/5 rDev +9.6%
This was one of the highest beer's that I have rated. It wasn't one of my favorites, but I respect what they've done with this one. It's good by all means, and they nail the rye malt with this one. I rated this high, because the malt wasn't overly sweet, and the rye with the bitter pine notes played perfect.
A - Served a clear copper-orange color with a finger of frothy with head atop. Fades fairly slowly leaving behind quite a bit of lace. Murky looking on the pour.
S - Aroma is full of citrus and pine hips with some nice rye alongside. There is a sweetness there, not like caramel, but in that family.
T - Starts off with some pine and grapefruit hops with some nice bitterness and some spiciness from the rye. The taste is there, full of rye, more so in any rye beer. I'm a big fan of Ruthless Rye from Sierra Nevada, but this one takes the cake.
Overall- This is solid all around, and for the price, it was top quality.
01-16-2014 08:03:33 | More by Celtics17
4.01/5 rDev -1.2%
Picked this one up on a trip up to the bay. Pour is a ruddy orange, nice and opaque with a small half finger high head. Retention is decent and a film of lacing sticks around.
The aroma of the rye malt is off the charts, a pungent mix of spicy rye, red berries, orange marmalade sweetness and herbal hops. Slight alcohol presence.
Rye malt adds a spice note and red fruit and vineous flavors to a solid bready base. Hops are hard pressed to push back with herbal, dark citrus and pine notes in the flavor. Finish is dry with a bready aftertaste. Bitterness is matched with the sweetness of the malts.
Balanced but also on the hefty side. Appropriate carbonation and dries well. Alcohol is also kept in check.
If only all beers highlighted their specialty ingredients like this one. The rye malt is powerful on all fronts and I am no longer left guessing what rye adds to a beer, the question is whether I like it or not. This beer is very tasty and also on heavy and more balanced end of the IPA spectrum, there are some DIPAs that have less malt presence than this.
11-21-2013 03:08:05 | More by rawfish
3.75/5 rDev -7.6%
09-25-2013 04:11:24 | More by JorSince88
3.84/5 rDev -5.4%
Poured a finger of tight head on a hazy, dark straw colored body. Looks great.
The aroma is wonderful: big and bright lemon and orange with a background of rye.
The taste has a bold citrus bitterness beginning to end. The spicy rye comes through in the middle really nicely.
The texture is thicker with moderate carbonation.
It's a great IPA with the rye done really well.
09-22-2013 21:23:45 | More by Fatehunter
3.75/5 rDev -7.6%
07-13-2013 01:02:36 | More by LoFiDave
4.58/5 rDev +12.8%
Thanks to kyle2k10 who violated my doorstep today with a marvelous box of beer full of barrel, hops, and...rye. Knocking off 7 wants. Yes, 7. This is the first to go down, 22 oz. bottle split with my wife.
Pour is an Razorback cousin of orange marmalade, with lighter orange on the top & deeper orange in the middle of the pint glass - freaky. Swirl, swirl, & stick in your schnazz. Mild earth, citrus, pine, orange, but not a lot of any of them.
Hops on Rye just touched me in a good place. Wooow. Bitter & sweet launch simultaneously at the point of impact on my tongue. Bitterness complemented by tropical fruit is mixed liberally with a sweet dollop of malt, sugary orange Sunkist. Rye wallop follows, a spicy whack to the back of the tongue. Earthy bitterness reasserts itself on the swallow, & it has a long, lingering finish. Ridiculously, over half my beer is gone in the few minutes I've been typing. I could drink this until I slid to the floor.
I think I'm in love. Best rye I've had since Rye of the Tiger, & the orange in this beer kicks it up a notch on the uniqueness scale. An absolute work of art.
03-29-2013 01:42:39 | More by maximum12
3.5/5 rDev -13.8%
Bottle courtesy of bbothen, thanks again!
Pours a hazy amber color with a pretty nice head.
Aromas are on the spicy side. Floral, grainy, and with some rye notes.
Taste is much like the nose. Grainy, and spicy with notes of rye bread. Finish is crisp and dry, with some general bitterness.
Mouthfeel is crisp, dry, with some decent carbonation.
Overall, a pretty good beer. But it seems one note, and lacks balance, all I really get is rye spiciness and bitter hops. Decent, but could use improvement, specifically a better malt backbone.
11-10-2012 06:47:43 | More by flexabull
3.75/5 rDev -7.6%
10-14-2012 05:23:55 | More by flayedandskinned
4/5 rDev -1.5%
10-05-2012 14:22:18 | More by Texasfan549
4/5 rDev -1.5%
10-04-2012 14:50:04 | More by jheezee
4/5 rDev -1.5%
09-26-2012 22:46:55 | More by t0rin0
3.83/5 rDev -5.7%
Pours a fairly murky honey orange with a foamy tan head that settles to an oily film on top of the beer. Small trails of lace form down the sides of the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, rye, and some earthy, peppery, and herbal hop aromas. Taste is much the same with a pretty high amount of herbal and vegetal bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer that is tasty but the bitterness is pretty intense.
09-15-2012 04:24:36 | More by UCLABrewN84
4.5/5 rDev +10.8%
09-08-2012 23:37:41 | More by mattknueven
4.1/5 rDev +1%
This is definitely a west coast ipa. Big and bold and in your face. Lots of citrus. And even though the beer comes off as kind of boozy, all of the character still comes together and works fairly nicely. I like this beer. If Firehouse came out with more releases, I'd be willing to try them based on this alone.
08-30-2012 16:36:48 | More by RblWthACoz
3.75/5 rDev -7.6%
06-19-2012 21:13:42 | More by oldvines
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4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
06-09-2012 18:46:33 | More by virinow
3.75/5 rDev -7.6%
06-07-2012 04:36:04 | More by Centennial
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
05-29-2012 04:58:27 | More by InfernoBoss
4/5 rDev -1.5%
04-26-2012 01:08:49 | More by Schlais
4.43/5 rDev +9.1%
A - Served a clear copper-orange color with a finger of frothy with head atop. Fades fairly slowly leaving behind quite a bit of lace.
S - Aroma is full of citrus and pine hips with some nice rye alongside. There is a touch of caramel malts in the background as well.
T - Starts off with some pine and grapefruit hops with some nice bitterness and some spiciness from the rye. Through the middle a bit more bitterness comes through with a bit more sweet caramel malt. Finish is a mix of rye and grapefruit hops with a bit of earthy hops as well that linger.
M - Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Smooth with a nice dry and lightly spicy finish.
D - Very drinkable. The rye works really nicely alongside the hops. Really nice balance.
04-19-2012 19:29:29 | More by ngeunit1
4.5/5 rDev +10.8%
04-17-2012 17:47:53 | More by Topher78
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Rosemary Sands has been with St. Norbert College since 1993, where she has served in various capacities relating to International Education. She was named director of study abroad in June 2002.Previously she was an adjunct and visiting instructor in Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures, teaching both Spanish and Italian, and she also served as director of Undergraduate International Education from 1996-1999. She earned her doctorate in Spanish and Italian at Middlebury College. Her dissertation, La desamortización eclesiástica de Juan Álvarez Mendizábal: su impacto sobre la Orden Premonstratense en la España del siglo XIX, deals with the history of the Norbertine Order in Spain.Sands is the NAFSA consular liaison to the Italian Consulate in Chicago, serving an 11-state region. She is also on the Academic Advisory Board for Study Abroad Italy and on the Board of Directors for SQUOLA Center for Contemporary Italian Studies, Florence University of the Arts, Florence, Italy.As the director of study abroad, her favorite part of the job is witnessing the effect that a semester abroad has on her students in terms of broadening their horizons, making them more self-assured and mature and helping them to view the world through the eyes of a global citizen.
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Africa: Cameroon, Ghana, Madagascar, Morocco, South Africa, Tanzania, UgandaAsia: Japan, The Philippines
Europe: Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain
Latin America: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, PeruMiddle East: Egypt, Jordan
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The rain was part of a storm making its way from the Chicago area. In the Midwest, temperatures were cold enough to produce snow. But as the storm reached the Delaware Valley, warmer temperatures combined with moisture from the Atlantic will keep this mainly a rain event.
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Breaking stereotypes for men and women when it comes to applying for jobs is what area community colleges are trying to do.
Amarillo College is holding workshops to give men and women the opportunity to work in fields they typically wouldn't consider because of their gender. They're helping bring more qualified people to our workforce.
Susie Wheeler with Amarillo College says, "Maybe a woman doesn't think she can do Auto-tech because she never really thought about it. Or thought it was just only for men. Or maybe a man doesn't want to do nursing because someone said no son of mine is ever going to be a nurse. But so it's about making sure people know about the opportunities that there are for everybody, especially in our workforce, because there's such a need for these occupations."
AC recently held a workshop for women where they get hands on experience in careers like welding and trucking. Wheeler says, "They could try out these different occupations, actually work with the equipment. And see if this was something that they were interested in. "
They're going to have another one in the fall. More men are graduating from their nursing programs and women from their technical programs. Wheeler says, "We did have finally a male graduate in paralegal. And he has actually gone on to the University of North Texas. And is going to be starting his legal studies there."
And there are more certified people in the workforce. More women are becoming truck drivers and men, nurses. She says, "If there's a woman interested in that, she can get a certificate in a five-week program. And can be making good money for her family in just a very short amount of time."
Panhandle Workforce Solutions says certified people are highly needed and their gender does not matter.
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Pinot Noir
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18 months in French oak barrels, 30% new
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Deep garnet in color, this wine has a vibrant bouquet layered with juicy notes of black cherry balanced by savory hints of nutmeg, sweet tobacco and cedar. This full-bodied pinot noir has plush flavors consistent with the aromas, as black fruits mingle with mineral and spice notes. On the palate, the texture is rich with medium tannins and a long, dusty finish. This pinot noir best compliments pork tenderloin and rack of lamb.
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The 2011 year began with above average rainfall in Southern San Luis Obispo County. Though we were spared the late spring frost that affected other areas, fruit set was reduced by wet spring conditions and yields were about 30% below average. One of the coolest summers on record resulted in long hang time and grapes with high natural acidity. The resulting wines balance refreshing acidity with concentrated flavors due to the low yields.
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http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... The Hidden Universe (Episode 13): Mira - A real shooting star! The star Mira (Omicron Ceti) has kept a stunning secret that scientists have only just discovered in the glow of ultraviolet light. This is the Hidden Universe of the Spitzer Space Telescope, exploring the mysteries of infrared astronomy with your host Dr. Robert Hurt. --- Please SUBSCRIBE to Science & Reason: • http://www.youtube.com/Best0fScience • http://www.youtube.com/ScienceTV • http://www.youtube.com/FFreeThinker • http://www.youtube.com/RationalHumanism --- When people say they see a shooting star after noticing a momentary streak of light in the night sky, what they really see are meteors burning up as they enter the Earths atmosphere—nothing to do with stars at all. However, Mira, the star in this video, really is a shooting star—traveling at supersonic speed and trailing a glowing tail. Go ahead make a wish. You have some time to come up with a good one. The length of the tail and the speed of the star means it has been doing this for at least 30,000 years. Mira (pronounced my-rah) is also known as Omicron Ceti. Mira is the only normal star known to have a tail. You cant even see Mira very well in the image because it is tiny compared to the tail. Mira is 350 lightyears from Earth. If you could see the star and its tail with your naked eyes, it would be as long as the width of four full Moons! The tail stretches an astonishing 13 light-years. If our Sun had a tail like this, it would reach far beyond the edge of the solar system and extend nearly three times further than Proxima Centauri, the closest star to the Sun. In fact, the 20 nearest stars to the Sun are closer than the length of Miras tail. • http://spitzer.caltech.edu/ • http://spaceplace.nasa.gov/en/educators/posters/GALEX_mira_poster/mira_poster_back_all.pdf .


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Madison Police have made an arrest in a Monday night armed robbery at a home in the Cypress Lake subdivision.
Twenty-two year old Drodriquez Williams of 615 Benning Road, in Jackson, has been charged with two counts of armed robbery and one count of attempted aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer.
Williams is being held in the Madison County Detention Center, without bond, pending an initial appearance.
Madison Police Department got a call at 11:45 p.m., stating that there had been an armed robbery at a home in the Cypress Lake subdivision.
The caller told police that when he and his wife arrived home, they were met in the garage by 3 armed suspects.
The caller also said that his car was stolen on April 25 and was later recovered. He told police that he feels that both incidents are related and that the suspects might have retrieved his home address from the stolen vehicle.
Police say that the items stolen from the victims included an undetermined amount of cash, credit cards, wallet and cell phone.
Cypress Lake Subdivision Homeowners Association President John Reeves says, "Our neighborhood is perfectly safe. Madison Police acted superbly, they were there within 30 seconds. The son of the homeowner was there and called police. That kind of police service is unheard of. There is one person in custody. There are two out there. They'll get them and they will be brought to justice."
The suspects left the area in a white 2005 Nissan Maxima with a Hinds County plate. It was located in the 200 block of McDowell Park Circle in Jackson.
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When you stay at Waterford Castle in Waterford, you'll be in the historical district and close to Waterford Regional Hospital and House of Waterford Crystal. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Faithlegg Golf Club and Waterford Municipal Golf Course. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 14 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces...
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Situated in the picturesque Kilkenny countryside, just 15 minutes' drive from Kilkenny city, the family-run Ashbrook House boasts rooms with free Wi-Fi, free parking, and views of the Irish landscape. Dublin Airport is 90 minutes' drive from the B&B. Each room at Ashbrook House features a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, views of the countryside, and a bat...
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Noreen and Joe O'Shea are the proud owners of this intimate family-run hotel, celebrating 40 years in business this year. The hotel has maintained an outstanding reputation for customer care, good food and genuine hospitality. Located by the sea in downtown Tramore, it is the ideal location for corporate, family or leisure breaks. Bedrooms are located in eit...
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In a beautiful, peaceful location, on the banks of the Little Arrigle river, in the shadow of Jerpoint Abbey, this beautifully restored mill house is rich in historic charm and traditional elegance. In a quiet woodland setting, below the impressive structure of Jerpoint Abbey, the Abbey House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in comfortable, spacious en...
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Situated in Kilkenny, The Laurels B&B offers free parking and free Wi-Fi in public areas. This family-friendly guest house offers some rooms with a marble en suite bathroom, featuring a luxurious whirlpool bath. The spacious rooms each feature a TV, hairdryer, ironing supplies, and tea and coffee making facilities. The en suite bathrooms have a power shower...
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Owner Brian was wonderful! He gave us amazing advice about our trip. Even recommended routes that offered fabulous views. He made some great recommendations that enhanced our trip!! Also, place was clean. Great, hot breakfast. Nice quiet neighborhood.
Nothing!Would definitely recommend! Wish we could have stayed longer!!!
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The epitome of gracious living, Mount Juliet Estate luxury hotel is set within 1500 acres of lush gardens and woodlands in the beautiful countryside of County Kilkenny, Ireland. The finest sporting estate in Kilkenny County, the Mount Juliet Estate is an award-winning luxury hotel that blends grace and charm with the exceptional style and service you expect...
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Welcome to Brandon View House B&B! Brandon View House B&B offers free Wi-Fi. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance. Coffee is available in the lobby so you can sit back and relax with a hot cup. Other amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services and a garden
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Free Wi-Fi is just one of the great things you'll find at Cloneen B&B, a formidable choice for guests looking for romantic Tramore bed & breakfasts. This 4-star Tramore bed & breakfast offers a garden. Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance. The reception has a safety deposit box for your valuable items
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Maria is a wonderful hostess and lovely lady. Her house is beautiful and welcoming. You eeally feel at home and relaxed. Great suggestions for dimmer and a full cooked to order nreakfast included. I definately recommend this B&B
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Brandon House Hotel ,A deluxe counrty manor set in landscaped gardens with a spectacular view of the River Barrow. The Gallery Restaurant & The Library bar display original work s of art by Ireland s leading artists. Nearby are some of the regions finest fishing, golfing and equestrian activities. Its privileged location affords the feeling of being away fro...
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With a stay at Springhill Court Hotel in Kilkenny, you'll be convenient to Talbots Tower and Butler House. This spa hotel is within close proximity of National Craft Gallery and Kilkenny Castle. Make yourself at home in one of the 85 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries...
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Located in Kilkenny, Newpark Hotel is minutes from Kilkenny Golf Course and St. Lukes General Hospital. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of St. Canice's Cathedral and Grace's Courthouse. Make yourself at home in one of the 129 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your en...
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With a stay at Pembroke Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Kilkenny, steps from Butler House and National Craft Gallery. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Kilkenny Castle and Talbots Tower. Make yourself at home in one of the 74 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to kee...
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Awesome location...clean, large, comfortable room, great staff, good breakfast, everything was great
No everything was greatWe booked a castle view room & it was definitely worth it! Front Staff member (I believe Courtney was her name) was great and very helpful. Great hotel hope we get to go again sometime.
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Friendliness of the staff was outstanding. The convenience to all walking sites was very good. Appreciated the free wireless in the rooms and the size and cleanliness of the rooms.
Parking is a bit tight when you are used to driving American cars and haven't yet adjusted to driving from the right hand side of the car. However, there was plenty of parking available on site and with help , we parked with no trouble!The Kilkenny Pembroke can't be beat for friendly staff, great location, and comfortable rooms. It was a nice surprise after staying in two hotels that were just 'good enough'. Highly recommend!
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Currently 21 years old and barely started to try to throw my name out there by any means. Spent over 10k on equiptment thus far (student loans). Shot a couple TV actors, one wedding, and a few musicians which has brought me SOME money. Living off student loans at the moment, so any money earned off shooting is like a luxury.
Yes, I go to photo school too. If I mess up really bad, I'm screwed ! But still giving 110%; handing out flyers tomorrow and have some Model Mayhem models lined up to get some decent portfolio work. After portfolio is solid, internship hunting!
In other words.... Ten-ish years to go!
Any pros out there, Advice would be wonderful, but the good kind.. No, "just give up and study accounting", because I'm not the quitting type
My advice is that the moment or soon after your pictures are worth every penny and more that you ask from your future clients you have work. It won't be ten-ish years if your 1. Believe in your self, 2. Have talent, 3. Develope that talent. I started photography about 5 years ago and i have been pro for 2 years now.
I often recieve job applications from photogs and i have not been happy with any of their photos, although they have been to photography schools and i haven't. I am still a "fresh/young" photographer but i am constantly improving.
Last thing: don't quit. (Like you said) Nothing will happen unless you make it happen.
5 years shooting and two years pro, that makes me much more comfortable! Like you said, just gotta learn my style, develop it, and most importantly, believe in myself. Thanks for the ego boost and advice!
@JVillaPhotoQuoteAny pros out there, Advice would be wonderful, but the good kind.. No, "just give up and study accounting", because I'm not the quitting type
Arrive Early.
Be prepared to stay late.
If you don't know, say so.
If you don't know, not only say so, but make it your mission to find out for next time.
Use as much gear as you can. Hire. Borrow.
There are some great books written 30 years ago. Apertures and shutters are still the same. Read. Your manual. Magazines. Books. Forums.
Don't believe everything you read.
Research. Location? Get on Google Earth. Google Streetview. Use The Photographers Ephemeris. Where will the sun be? When? How high in the sky? Get on flickr. See how other folk have tackled it, work out how you are going to tackle it.
Plan plan plan. Don't carry every bit of kit you own. Know what you'll need. No more, no less. Except for batteries and memory. How much will you need? Take double.
Be nice.
Make sure every job has a benefit for you. Sometimes this is only money. Sometimes it will be a notable face that will enhance your portfolio. Sometimes it will be a tricky situation or technical set up. Sometimes it will be all three.
Charge a rate. ALWAYS charge a rate. ALWAYS charge a rate. Be it mates rates for mates. Be it charity rates for charities. Be it the union rate. Always charge for your time, that way it's worth something to your client. People don't properly attribute value or worth to folk doing freebies. As soon as you are charging then folk will take your calls, will be there when they say they will, will go in with a plan.
This last point is the last single most important lesson somebody new to creative work can learn. Your time is worth something. Make the material good and they'll come back. You want repeat work. Do it free or cheap the first time and you've set your rate for the relationship.
I'm definitely going to be looking into the Google Earth idea, specifically for a couple places I've been wanting to see but haven't physically been there. I've read a couple of history of photo books and they definitely taught me a lot of things, looking into buying a couple wedding photography books as well since I'm trying to get into that type of work.
As for charging rates, the only thing I have NOT charged was for collaborating with models on Model Mayhem in order to 'up' my portfolio. I've only shot two models from there thus far, but would love to read your view on doing it free for portfolio use (And to gain experience as well). Thank you very much for the helpful advice!


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LOL! Look at Key trying to get his name in papers.It's looking clear that Rice is not the same player that he once was. Clearly he's not in the top 3 anymore, maybe not even top 5. He's getting handled by scrubs and at 1 on 1's.
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Saracens had an early chance to take the lead, after Wasps were penalised at a scrum on halfway, but Derick Hougaard's kick bounced back off the post and Wasps were able to clear. Two minutes later he landed a drop goal, after Joe Simpson had been unable to gather a swirling, hoisted kick deep inside his 22.
Wasps responded well and a charged down Hougaard clearance, inside the in-goal area, set up an attacking lineout. John Hart nearly skidded over near the posts, before Saracens were penalised and Dave Walder levelled the score with a simple penalty.
Another long kick downfield caused Wasps problems as Paul Sackey was caught by the chasers, near his posts. Wasps managed to recycle well and Walder gathered a tricky pass from his toes to clear well. The resultant lineout led to the first try of the game, as Sarries secured possession and gradually worked their way downfield. Once they were inside the Wasps 22, hooker Schalk Brits exploded out of the maul to charge over the line. Hougaard landed the conversion to make it 10-3 after 12 minutes.
Mark Van Gisbergen, in his 200th game for Wasps, then set up a good attacking position. He leapt high to gather another hoisted kick inside his 22, before feeding Dave Walder. The fly half sent a long kick downfield, which Brits could not gather and Wasps were awarded a penaltyin front of the posts. Walder was again on target, to narrow the gap to four points, with 21 minutes played.
Saracens restored their seven point advantage three minutes later, when Wasps were penalised at a scrum just outside the 22 and Hougaard's penalty, from in front of the posts, made it 13-6.
On the half hour aWasps substitution saw Bob Baker replace Ben Broster in the front row. Wasps then put together a series of phases, before a well-placed Walder kick rolled into touch near the corner, but Sarries won their lineout and a long clearance relieved the pressure.
Wasps then worked a short lineout well, with George Skivington combining well with Joe Ward. They made 20 metres down the left, before the ball was moved back across the field, and the backs produced some good handling skills before the position was lost to another penalty.
Saracens almost stretched their lead, when Hougaard's 35-metre drop at goal was just wide. Within seconds, Van Gisbergen lost control of the ball, having safely gathered a high kick. The following Sarries forwards powered their way over the line, but desperate defence held them up. A series of scrums followed before Wasps, under severe pressure, forced a crucial turnover. With time up for the half Wasps lost control of a scrum on their own put-in and Saracens were awarded another penalty but Hougaard's kick went wide and the score stayed at 13-6.
The first 40 minutes had been dominated by kicking, but Wasps had showed a few glimpses of enterprise, and had withstood several minutes of intense pressure at the end of the half to keep themselves in the game.
Wasps started the half strongly and a long clearance by Van Gisbergen found touch on the Sarries 22. Sarries won their lineout but Wasps stole a turnover to set up a controlled attack, but a good burst by Gabriel Bocca, was then lost as Serge Betsen failed to release the ball and a penalty was again conceded.
A long-range Walder penalty, from just inside his own half, was narrowly off target before Rob Webber, returning from injury, and Charlie Beech replaced Joe Ward and Gabriel Bocca. Within a minute of their arrival, Wasps were penalised at a lineout on halfway and Hougaard's kick at goal dropped just short. The fly half then gathered the clearance to attempt a long-range drop goal, but he was again short of the target. A minute later he had another chance to stretch the lead, when Wasps were again penalised at the scrum, but Hougaard's kick was well wide of the posts.
Moments later, the fly half was on target with another drop at goal, this time from 30 metres to put his side 10 points clear as the game neared its final quarter.
Lachlan Mitchell was the next Wasps replacement, when he came on for Van Gisbergen, with 19 minutes remaining. Saracens were immediately awarded another penalty, when Wasps committed an offence at the maul, just outside their 22 and Hougaard's successful kick strengthened his side's hold on the game. Marty Veale replaced George Skivington, with 13 minutes left to play, but his first scrum saw Saracens awarded another penalty, which Hougaard slotted comfortably to put his side virtually out of sight.
Steve Kefu took the place of Dominic Waldouck and Dan Leo came on for John Hart, as Wasps put in a late attempt to salvage something from the game. Joe Simpson thought he'd claimed a try, when he took a quick penalty and darted over, but he was called back by the referee. When the kick was retaken and sent into touch at the corner, Dan Leo made a charge for the lines but Wasps were penalised for crossing.
Warren Fury's entry, in place of Simpson, meant Wasps had used all their replacements as the game went into added time. Another desperate attack, following a Saracens knockon near the line ended in frustration, when Wasps were called for accidental offside.
Walder's fine penalty to the corner set up one last chance for Wasps to score, but the ball was dropped near the line and the whistle blew on a frustrating afternoon.
Wasps have another Premiership game on Friday evening, when they visit Sale Sharks. Their next home game is on Sunday, December the 6th, when they entertain Leicester Tigers, at Adams Park.


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- Roll rounded tablespoonfuls of dough into balls. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 350° for 9-11 minutes or until tops are cracked. Cool for 2 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 4-1/2 dozen.
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Ugly is the word that can best describe what transpired in the first half Saturday between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Oakland Raiders. The game is tied 3-3 at halftime and rightfully so.
There have been eighteen penalties on the day so far, with the Raiders committing a whopping ten for 57 yards and the Chiefs committing eight for 53 yards. In case you're wondering, the record for most combined penalties in a game is 37, so we're right on pace.
Raiders' QB Carson Palmer has had a dreadful day. He's 9-of-15 for 93 yards but he's also got two backbreaking interceptions and almost had a third pick. That was called back on a KC penalty, of course.
Kyle Orton's day isn't much better. He's 9-of-18 for 77 yards and an interception of his own. Most of that progress has been undone by sloppy play otherwise.
The half ended with a blocked Kansas City field goal. Rather apropos.
The Chiefs lead the yardage battle 141 to 116 and lead the first down battle 10 to 7. That's about the only victories on the day so far for either team, until you realize that the two teams have combined for more penalties than first downs.
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Please use this form to apply to bring one of NAGT's Traveling Workshops to your department/organization/institution. You can apply for one of two tracks of workshop (strengthening courses or strengthening departments) or a combination of the two. If your application is accepted, you will work with the workshop facilitator(s) to develop the agenda for your workshop.
The application deadlines for the 2014-15 program year are July 21, 2014, October 15, 2014, and January 15, 2015. Applications after these dates will be considered if funding is still available.
Applicants will be notified of the status of their application within approximately 3 weeks after each application deadline. Due to the time it takes to plan a workshop, it may not be possible to schedule a new workshop in the two months following an application deadline.
Note: You need to complete this form in one sitting. After finishing, please press the Submit button at the bottom of the page. If you leave this page before hitting Submit, any information you have entered will be lost.
What topics do you wish to cover in your workshop? Check one box per half-day (maximum of 3) under the appropriate type of workshop. If you are applying for a combination workshop, you may choose topics from either workshop type.
Building Stronger Geoscience Courses
Designing effective and engaging courses
Metacognition, motivation, and the affective domain
Active Learning
Assessing Learning and Programs
Building Stronger Geoscience Departments
Curriculum and Program Design
Beyond the Curriculum
Recruiting Students
Preparing Students for the Workforce
Program Assessment
By completing this application, we certify that if the Department/Institution/Organization is selected to host a workshop, we will meet the expectations outlined by the program for the type of workshop that we have requested.
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