text: Self-Esteem Self-esteem is a term that represents how we feel about ourselves. It incorporates both our beliefs and emotions, and can be one of the most important concerns that you have as a developing adult. For many students, coming to Drexel is their first time living away from home, and the college experience involves learning about yourself and defining who you want to be in the future. This can directly influence your relationships with others, as how you feel about yourself can dictate how you interact with the world. High Self-Esteem Having high self-esteem means that you feel good about who you are. You may recognize your strengths and weaknesses, and are able to acknowledge both in a healthy way. You will generally like yourself and what you have accomplished, and have a positive outlook on your future. You may be more successful at school because you are confident in your abilities. You can develop stronger relationships with others because you understand yourself and can share that understanding with them. Low Self-Esteem Having low self-esteem means that you may doubt yourself and the decisions you make. You may not like yourself, and can be easily influenced by others as you lack confidence in your decisions. This can have a significant emotional impact, as you may not feel comfortable with standing up for yourself and expressing how you feel. If you do not like or respect yourself, you will likely have problems in your relationships with others. The negative attitude that accompanies low self-esteem can make it difficult to accept positive emotions from others, as you may believe that you don't deserve them. You may struggle in school because you are less motivated or sabotage your ability to be successful. You may cover up your low self-esteem by engaging in risky behaviors, such as alcohol/drug use or sexual promiscuity. Improving Your Self-Esteem One of the first steps toward raising your self-esteem is recognizing that you are not happy with yourself. This may involve a long period of self-exploration that can include supportive family and friends, or professional counseling services. Once you have admitted to how you feel, you can start to apply steps toward improving your self-esteem every day. These will likely require hard work and regular practice, because you will be changing a significant part of who you are, but with time and effort you can overcome low self-esteem and feel better about yourself! Learn to Accept Yourself…ALL of Yourself We often focus on our flaws and ignore our strengths. Part of raising your self-esteem is acknowledging all parts of yourself, the good and the bad, and recognizing that you are still a good person regardless. Believe that you deserve to be happy! Think Positively The words that we use in describing ourselves can be very powerful. If you are constantly focusing on your weaknesses and putting yourself down, it will be very hard to overcome the negative influence on your self-esteem. The key may lie in learning how to speak in opposites; if you tell yourself something negative, immediately take that statement and try to make it a positive one. For example, if you consistently tell yourself that you are ugly, you have to turn that statement around and tell yourself that you are attractive. If you get into the habit of speaking to and about yourself positively, your self-esteem should improve. Stand Up for Yourself With low self-esteem, we will often defer to others and give up control over our own lives. It is time for you to make your own decisions and be in control again! Stand up for what you want and need and learn to confidently (and appropriately) share that with others. If you disagree with someone, it's okay to let them know. In some ways, you may find yourself disagreeing with your own preconceived notions about who you are, so learn to stand up for yourself in that way, too! Become Self-Sufficient Learn to do things for yourself, rather than relying on others to do them for you. This not only means physical activities, but also your emotional well-being. Don't rely on others to help you feel good about yourself. Positive self-talk will motivate you to do things on your own! Take Care of Yourself When we are unhappy with ourselves, we may not take the time to do things that are good for us. Learn how to relax and enjoy your life. Get involved in activities that you like, and maybe even try something you've never done before. With the busy academic schedule at Drexel, you may think that you don't have enough time to spend on leisure, but you should try to fit it into your life, even if it is only for 15 minutes per day. 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Despite a productive career, Deodato will always be best-known for a 1972 hit record, his catchy adaptation of "Also Sprach Zarathurstra (Theme From 2001: A Space Odyssey)." He began his career playing in a popular local rock group as a teenager. At 17, he was asked to arrange for a recording session orchestra and, despite never having written a score before, the teenager succeeded at quickly learning what was necessary. Although Deodato spent time studying engineering, he eventually decided to make a career in music due to the popularity of his writing. After working in Brazil's studios, he moved to the United States in 1967. Deodato wrote for the American studios and was involved in the still fertile bossa nova movement. He wrote arrangements for Astrud Gilberto, contributed three charts to Wes Montgomery's Down Here on the Ground, and was soon working for major names in several fields including Aretha Franklin, Bette Midler, Frank Sinatra, Earth, Wind & Fire, Stanley Turrentine, and Antonio Carlos Jobim, among others. With the release of Prelude in 1973 (his first solo album and the one that included the "Theme From 2001"), Deodato became a major name for a time. He recorded sets for CTI, MCA, and Warner Bros. through 1979, although the efforts tended to be over-arranged and none caught on as well as Prelude. Since that time, Deodato was mostly outside of jazz, working as a producer and arranger behind the scenes, including for Kool & the Gang during 1979-1983. ~ Scott YanowPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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The larger than life star from New Jersey and host of the Wendy Williams show is taking her act to Las Vegas.
"Wendy like you've never seen her before," said Williams about her one-woman show.
While she wouldn't share any of her jokes during Good Day NY on Monday saying they're "too blue." She is incorporating turning 50 on July 18.
"Real life situations that I can now at 50 look at with humor. On Saturday, afternoon I'm hosting the pool party at Tao. I'm wearing a bikini. I might not ever wear one again. I'm the best Wendy I've ever been in mind, body and soul," said Williams.
While admitting your age is taboo for many entertainers, Williams has a different outlook.
"I embrace it because if I don't someone else will; and usually things you lie about are things you are embarrassed about. It's also a station in life. You reevaluate your life. You look at your peers. I'm in great company- Vanessa Williams, Demi Moore- these are fantastic looking, youthful women. 50 is not the last it's the beginning of everything new," said Williams.
The key to looking forward to aging is preparation.
"You start losing your weight slowly, changing your moisturizers," added Williams.
Williams will be taking the stage on Friday, July 11 at The Venetian in Las Vegas.
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Elegant Scarf
Elegant Scarf
Stay warm and fashionable in this knit scarf with shimmering beads.
Single Size
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Approx 8"/20.5cm wide x 52"/132cm long
Step 2:Click each color to change it or go with the colors recommended by the designer
Materials not included in this kit:
28 seed beads - size #6
Beading needle
co = cast on
K = knit
Sl st = Slip stitch
st(s) = stitch(es)
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|Finished scarf
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|Main Color (MC) Black Sparkle (0007)
In St st, 16 sts and 24 rows = 4"/10cm
Bead Stitch: Bring yarn to front, slide bead up to needle, sl next st purlwise, bring yarn to back, tighten yarn before working next st.
Thread beads onto yarn. CO 33 sts. Knit 1 row.
Row 1 (RS): K3 for Garter st border, pm (place marker), bead st, *k1, bead st; rep from * across to last 3 sts, pm, k3 for Garter st border.
Row 2: K3, sm (slip marker), purl to last 3 sts, sm, k3.
Row 3 (RS): K3, *k1, yo, k2, k2tog tbl (though back loop), k2tog tfl (through front loop), k2, yo; rep from * twice more, end k3.
Row 4: Rep Row 2.
Rep last 2 rows until piece measures 51"/129.5cm from CO edge, end with WS row.
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Reviews by cerveza5150:
4.15/5 rDev +13.4%
Served poured from a 22oz bomber into a small sampling glass, a bit on the cold side, I'd say...40 degrees or so.
Head is razor thin and diminishes somewhat on pouring. CO2 is present, but not over active. The appearance isn't that impressive, to be honest.
The smell is pretty good, with hops present, as well as some sweet, caramel malts.
The taste is really, really, good! I held off from giving the taste a 5, due to the lack of a CO2 backbone. Lacing is present down the sides of the glass.
I'm thinking the lack of CO2 is probably due to the age of this bottle. It was going on 6 months, so I think it's seen better days! The taste was really good, so I'm looking forward to sampling a fresher offering from this brewery.
02-18-2008 21:32:21 | More by cerveza5150
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3.65/5 rDev -0.3%
Somewhat cloudy copper orange. The bartendress suggested the beer was unfiltered. Very nice grass and citrus nose. Flavor hits with hops. Bitterness is subdued and the malt is present though slightly drying at the end. Could drink a lot of this. Short review for a very good beer.
08-29-2008 17:42:45 | More by beerbrewerdan
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
01-22-2013 03:03:18 | More by Beerswag
3.93/5 rDev +7.4%
A pleasant surprise in an un-hyped, plain bottle. Pours orangy-gold with a frothy white head. Clean pine hop aroma, with some citrus, a la the west coast style. Great taste of grapefruit and oranges. Bit of bread in the back a is a slight resiny tang. Dry finish. Nice.
12-16-2008 16:53:19 | More by magictrokini
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
Bottle poured into glass
Appearance Beer is a mostly clear amber/orange color. Head is whtie. Middle head dissolves quickly leaving outer head staying around outside of glass.
Smell Hoppy Citrus, Sweet Malt, earthy grass smells.
Taste Sweet up front, does not finish vey bitter. Not an abundance of hops. Nice citrus flavor, I would say a very mild American IPA. I have had better and worse, it's a good solid beer.
Mouthful Low carbonation, not really hoppy a nice mild American IPA.
Drinkablity Nice aroma and flavors makes this a nice mild American IPA nothing over the top.
01-04-2009 22:03:16 | More by mattffrost
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
Acquired via Uncle Larry!
A beautiful clear and dark amber with a big khaki head. Lots of nice lacing down the glass. Incredibly pretty.
Not an aromatic IPA, which is one of my favorite aspects of a good IPA. Some mild hoppiness, and this beer is certainly balanced well by a certain malt presence, but it's just boring and average.
A little bit more hop bite and a citrus twang in the flavor, but overall a very balanced, unaggressive, relatively uninteresting, yet drinkable IPA.
Medium mouthfeel, ample carbonation.
A decent IPA, but nothing at all special. Drinkable and tasty, but nothing really in particular memorable or special.
06-21-2011 04:30:36 | More by ehammond1
3.33/5 rDev -9%
Copper colored liquid, looks like it has a little more viscosity, might be in for a caramel malt bomb, but being that this is Rubicon, who has shown the ability to deliver good west coast hoppy beers, I dunno. Smell was a little subdued, pithy notes of citrus can be picked up, but they aren't as sharp as they should be.
Usual suspects in the taste, bitterness, caramel, mild sweetness. Hops just aren't out in the forefront like I hoped for. No bottle date, who knows how old this is, especially when purchased at a Bevmo. Really came off similar to most run of the mill to decent ipa's out there. Does Rubicon just make extra special batches for Bistro's hop events, or did I just get a less than desireable aged ipa bottle?
10-18-2012 20:38:18 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3/5 rDev -18%
12-15-2013 20:47:15 | More by IchLiebeBierZu
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
08-12-2013 02:38:02 | More by ste5venla
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
08-04-2012 22:41:16 | More by optimator705
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
07-04-2013 05:53:28 | More by InfernoBoss
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
06-06-2013 00:52:45 | More by RBassSFHOPit2ME
3.6/5 rDev -1.6%
Appearance - Pours a hazy, bright orange amber with a white 3 finger head. Good retention. Leaves behind a thick, sticky lacing.
Smell - Aromas are a bit musty, but notes of peppery spice, pine and a touch of citrus cut through.
Taste - Follows the nose. A lot of piney hops, with notes of pepper and just a touch of grapefruit resin. A subtle, tea like quality sits below all this.
Mouthfeel - Medium body. Carbonation is on point.
Overall - A good, but not great IPA. Kinda dirty. Hops aren't quite as aggressive as some of the standard bearers on the market. Probably wouldn't buy again.
05-03-2012 04:16:13 | More by TheSixthRing
3.93/5 rDev +7.4%
What should really be said here? Rubicon's IPA is a very straightforward amber-colored American style IPA. It has an aroma of citrusy Cascade hops combined with softly sweet biscuity and caramelish malts. The flavor is basically the same with some more pine-like hop character (it's a bit floral as well). It's solidly bittered but balanced. If anything, it could be a bit more refined (the bitterness does tend to stick at the back of the throat), but as it is, it's still far more in-check than many of the examples on the market today. A straightforward, balanced, and drinkable American IPA.
10-01-2008 00:40:09 | More by NeroFiddled
3.78/5 rDev +3.3%
Right off the bat this beer reminds me of Ballast Point Big Eye IPA in almost every regard. The appearance is similar- a golden-amber-orange color. The smell is similar- floral yet distinctively sweet malt. The taste is similar, has a big malt backbone that I don't normally see in IPA's, except by East Coast brewers who don't dry their IPA's out as much as most West Coast brewers. It delivers a nice floral hop flavor with a moderate resiny bitterness... went well with my chili and spicy nachos but overall the malt is just a bit too much here for me to really love it.
06-08-2008 01:41:13 | More by MiScusi
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
12-23-2013 21:17:12 | More by Schwegler
2.08/5 rDev -43.2%
A golden orange into a large wine glass I pour ye, with a half inch of off white head. Fair retention and lacing. Looks rather rich.
Orangey, buttery, sweet, bit skunky in fact on the nose. No hops in the house, how is this an IPA? This beer reminds me of Union Jack (in the bottle) but isn't as good. Is it possible the beer was just very old and the hops had broken down? Maybe, but I didn't get that impression. There were some cryptic markings but nothing I could interpret as for freshness.
Back to the smell. A rich sugary citrus oil odor emanates, not my favorite though apparently there are many fans. Similar to some Firestone offerings in that regard.
Taste follows with a buttery texture, rich and syrupy. Bitterness is cloaked on the finish as are hops on the nose by the sweetness.
Feel and Drink, yeah, OK.
This beer is like a dumb blonde to me. She's pretty and all but the reality comes hard and it comes fast. If you like the Cascade/Crystal combo with a rich buttery diacetyl flavor then I would consider this an average Pale Ale. Yet this is a strange one in the IPA world.
01-23-2009 06:47:46 | More by HalfFull
4.22/5 rDev +15.3%
Pours a slightly hazy off copper color, on the lighter side, with a half" off white head and has some carb action.
I could smell the florals right when I opened the bottle. Sweet florals of pine and a carmel aroma.
There is a medium bitter grapefruit taste with a hint of English Tea and background of caramel malt.
The medium bodied mouthfeel has crisp carbonation with a very tolerable slight astringent finish.
This is brewed at a different place than their Brewpub. The IPA on tap at the Rubicon Brewpub is excellent and their flagship beer. I'm a Hophead so this is a session beer for me.
02-12-2009 03:00:53 | More by Troyone
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
12-27-2012 04:12:46 | More by Nage37
4/5 rDev +9.3%
07-14-2013 04:13:12 | More by mc4z
4.08/5 rDev +11.5%
Trade extra thanks to Loki83.
Color is crystal clear with a bright golden hue.
Head is nice and frothy, clings and clumps all over the glass.
Aromas are of pine needles, hop resin, and cat pee. (kinda looks like cat pee)
Taste is bursting with hoppy goodness. Flavors of orange, lemon, pine, grass, and herbs.
Finish is lasting with a dry tangy hop-pucker. Great for the style, classic Cali IPA.
11-11-2010 07:22:34 | More by Tripphop
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
06-10-2014 00:58:45 | More by GRG1313
4.22/5 rDev +15.3%
A - Came with a solid one finger creamy head in a perspiring pint glass. A golden color with good clarity. A thick, creamy off white head. Good lacing.
S - Very good fresh hop aroma. Citrus and a touch of pine to is. Slight sweet malt to round it out.
T - Very good hoppy flavor to this IPA. Lots of Grapefruit. Good sweet malt backbone. Finish is bitter and dry. Awesome IPA.
M - Good Medium Body, right amount of carbonation.
D - This is a very well rounded IPA. The best cure in a pitcher to a long week. The bottled version is a touch less impressive then on tap. So if your in the Sac area it is best to stop by the Brewery.
08-20-2009 17:44:13 | More by DwnTwnBwn
4/5 rDev +9.3%
22oz bottle from Mauerhan....thanks Topher!
A- Poured into my Bell's pint glass. Nice golden orange color with some slight haze to it. Good one and a half finger pretty white head. Left good amounts of lacing on the side that look like they are clinging on for dear life.
S- Nice bitter earthy hop aroma to it. Pick up on a little grapefruit as well. Some sweet malts can be picked up on the undertones of this beer along with a slight hint of alcohol as well. Nothing to overpowering but it lets you know it's in there.
T- Some of the hops have begun to fade but holy shit the first taste I took I puckered my lips a little from the bitterness. Good stuff for sure! The big bitter hops take full charge right off the bat and it's like a battering ram knocking up against your palate. The malts come through a little more in the middle of the taste which I think is nice but I'm sure if this was alittle fresher that wouldn't be there. I personally am glad it is. The ending of this beer has some more hops to it but not quite as bitter as the first taste would suggest. Kind of a one trick pony but at the same time it's a little more complex than that. Good clean taste overall though.
M- This is a medium mouthfeel beer. The carbination is dead on making this beer neither dance or walk across the palate. More like it floats it across. I enjoy it a lot. The hops make their residence on your tounge shortly after you swallow the beer. Nice clean hop aftertaste.
D- This beer is pretty good with some age on it. I would like to try on tap to get the full feel for it but a nice add to the IPA world as a whole. Good job guys!
06-23-2009 04:36:12 | More by alleykatking
3.03/5 rDev -17.2%
Had this beer at the Rubicon restaurant on Capitol Ave. With a spinach salad.
A- Light gold brown color, with practically no head (white foam).
S- nice sweet aroma of hops with earthy tones and a slight citrus.
T- nice strong robust hops, but it didn't seem to have much of a kick to it. the bitterness seemed to overpower the beer.
M- light to slightly medium pallet, with a vague hint of carbonation.
O- an ok IPA. The way it was served on tap it really wasn't at my preferred temp (I like my IPAs really cold), but all in all it was decent at best.
08-25-2013 03:05:19 | More by Tiffany88
IPA from Rubicon Brewing Company
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Prince is a 7-year-old spitz who was looking for a forever home or rescue through no fault of his own. You see, Prince's former owner loved animals and had rescued him from an abusive home but then Prince's dad was killed in an automobile accident because someone else lost control of their car and hit him.
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on Oct 10, 2008 at 9:25 am
I thought Steve Brozosky was great as Larry Appleton on the 1980s hit sitcom "Perfect Strangers", however, I also believe he is a Karl Rove-like political hack that would be a poor choice for mayor. He is a divisive member of our community and if you're thinking of voting for him, "don't be ridiculous." Perhaps he should focus on a new sitcom pilot or building the largest waterslide in the western United States on a hillside in Pleasanton.
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I think Mr. Sullivan doesn't truly understand representative government. Direct democracy is anathema to it. Also, "the right to petition government" is not the same as the right to initiative, referenda, and recall as granted in the State of California. Stop confusing the two.
on Oct 10, 2008 at 10:19 am
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POWERFUL back Polu Uhi has returned to Ebbw Vale as the Steelmen look to cement their promotion back to the Premiership, writes Chris Kirwan.
The 29-year-old wing/centre left Eugene Cross Park in the summer to play with Cardiff in the top flight.
But after making 11 appearances for the Blue and Blacks he has returned to Gwent with the Swalec Championship champions-elect.
Head coach Jason Strange said: "I'm delighted Polu has decided to rejoin us, he will add significantly to what is already a very competitive back line.
"He was outstanding for us last season, playing at both centre and wing. I know what sort of person he is and we will get the best out of him."
The Steelmen, who have won all 15 league games to build a whopping 24-point lead over, have also signed back row forward James Bull from Division One East outfit Bedlinog.
"He's a young, ambitious ball-carrying back row forward who is very well respected by everyone at Bedlinog," said Strange. "If we can round off a few edges he will become a very good player."
There is no Championship action until Blackwood head to Llanharan looking to climb off the bottom of the table on February 15, a week before a full round of fixtures.
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As I type these words, with one out in the bottom of the sixth inning, Rick Porcello's on the mound for Detroit while lefty Phil Coke and righty Ryan Perry get loose in the bullpen.
No, I know who those guys are. I'm just a little surprised that we might see them in the middle of a one-run game in October, because neither of them pitched particularly well during the regular season.
Coke finished with a 4.47 earned-run average, Perry 5.45.
But wait, maybe they weren't really that bad.
Coke actually started 14 games this season, and went 1-7 with a 4.82 ERA. As a reliever, his ERA was 3.71 and (more to the point) he struck out three times more batters than he walked. He might be starter material, but he's generally been a reliable reliever and he's been real tough on left-handed hitters.
One can't write such glowing things about Perry. But after returning from the minors in June, he did pitch reasonably well; most notably, he didn't allow a single home run in 26-2/3 innings.
Porcello did finish the sixth in good order, and with a couple of left-handed hitters coming up in the bottom of the seventh, it looks like Coke will be in the game shortly. Meanwhile, Alexi Ogando's still out there for the Rangers in the top of the seventh, and it's still Rangers 3, Tigers 2.


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Thinking of driving to the inauguration? Access will be limited, but it can be done—just be ready to sit in a lot of traffic.
"Because Inauguration Day falls on a legal public holiday – the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. — this year, tens of thousands of local residents of the District, Virginia, and Maryland will also be in attendance," at the 2013 presidential inauguration, warns Martha Mitchell Meade, AAA Mid-Atlantic's Manager of Public and Government Affairs, in a news release.
"... Motorists should keep a full tank of gasoline in their vehicles, just in case they are stranded or stuck in traffic," she noted. "Inauguration goers should have a fully charged cell phone. Because use may be limited, send a text message to someone who can call a tow truck or Virginia's Safety Service Patrol if you need roadside assistance."
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Road closures around the perimeter of the Inauguration begin Sunday at 7 a.m. and will stay in place until Tuesday at 7 a.m.
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- 14th Street Bridge to 14th Street: All traffic will be diverted by the Metropolitan Police Department onto the Southeast/Southwest freeway beginning at 5:30 a.m.
- Roosevelt Bridge: Traffic coming from Virginia across the Roosevelt Bridge will be diverted into northbound Potomac River Expressway to Pennsylvania Avenue or Whitehurst Freeway/K Street.
- Memorial Bridge: Restricted to pedestrians and authorized vehicles only.
- Third Street Tunnel: Closed to all vehicular traffic and pedestrian traffic
- Key Bridge: Open to all traffic
- Chain Bridge: Open to all traffic
- South Capitol Street Bridge: Open to all traffic
- Southeast/Southwest Freeway: Open to all traffic
- Rock Creek Parkway: Open to traffic (holiday traffic schedule in effect throughout the park)
- Clara Barton Parkway: Operating under holiday schedule (two-way traffic all day)
- 11th Street Bridges: Open to all traffic
- Sousa Bridge: Open to all traffic from east of the river to security checkpoint at Capitol Hill
- East Capitol Street: Open to all traffic. Roadways near RFK Stadium are primary routes for charter tour bus operators.
- Benning Road: Open to all traffic
- New York Avenue: Open to all traffic
- Woodrow Wilson Bridge: Open to all traffic
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So you've made it to Arlington or over a bridge and across the Potomac within a mile of the inauguration.
Now what?
You can book a parking spot online ahead of time through a service called Parking Panda. The company guarantees parking in a lot or garage on Inauguration Day when you use their service.
The inauguration "is rivaling a lot of the other business we see, especially because of the road closures," said Mark McTamney, director of marketing at the Baltimore-headquartered company.
(If you live near the Inauguration and have a primo parking spot to sell for the day, you can use Parking Panda to sell it.)
On Wednesday, at least 29 spaces were listed on the Parking Panda site as available on Inauguration Day. Prices range from $55 for the day for a space at 240 M St., 1.1 miles from the Mall to $15 per day for a spot at 1740 14th St. NW, 2.1 miles away. "People are strategizing," McTamney noted. They're trying to find a spot that's not too close to the action, to avoid gridlock.
Most of the parking spaces Parking Panda is offering for the Inauguration are in D.C., although there are a few spots in Arlington if you want to park and then walk/metro, grab a cab or bike it in from there. In Crystal City at 201 12th St., in Arlington, there's a space for $12. There's a bargain at 2000 15th St. N in Arlington, going for $5.50 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
McTamney notes that if you have a reservation (you can print it out or show your confirmation using their app, on your iPhone), don't be scared away if you see a "full" sign on the lot. Your spot will be reserved and waiting for you.
If you decide to go it alone and not reserve a parking spot, be sure to bring cash in case the lot, garage or meter does not take credit cards.
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The DC Department of Public Works will tag metered areas with "Emergency No Parking" signs throughout the city for Inauguration activities. DPW will ticket and tow illegally parked vehicles. If you get towed, motorists should call 311 or the Towing Control Dispatch Center at 202.541.6083 to learn where their vehicle has been towed. The tow fee is $100 and a $20 daily storage fee will be assessed after the first 24 hours.
DPW will suspend enforcement of expired meters, residential parking and rush-hour lane restrictions. Also, booting and abandoned vehicle removal will be suspended. Ticketing and towing will take place for all safety restrictions for cars parked at bus stops, blocking driveways, next to hydrants or in crosswalks.
Door-to-Door Inauguration Service
Want to hire your own private chauffer service for the day? If money is no object, you can hire someone to drive you "as close as they can get," said Evan Rodgers, marketing associate with Red Top Cab of Arlington.
The company is offering a sedan service Saturday, Sunday and Monday. For $93 an hour, with a 10-hour (consecutive hours) minimum, you can have a sedan at your beck and call to pick you up at home and drop you off as close to the inauguration as the driver can get you. The driver will then pick you up to go to dinner, balls or wherever else you'd like to go. The price includes gratuity, as well as the cost of a D.C. sedan permit of $150. There is no mileage charge.
"Basically, you get the sedan at whatever time you want, you hop in the car, they drop you off, wait for you, pick you up," Rodgers said. Sedans will hold four people. Red Top also offers an SUV service that holds six people, with a $108 minimum per hour.
Rodgers said Wednesday business is not booming as much as it was for the 2009 inauguration, but business for the service is picking up this week, as the weekend gets closer.
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You can rent a car for Inauguration Day, through a company such as Avis or ZipCar. ZipCar (you'll have to purchase a membership to use the service) offers cars at 41 metro stops. The service bills by the hour.


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The Cape Ann Seafood Exchange handled 35,900 pounds of fish Monday.
Top species landed and average prices were:
:Medium and small pollock: 6,100 pounds ($1.17)
Large pollock: 4,500 pounds ($1.52)
Large monktail: 3,700 pounds ($3.53)
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Of the 48 members of the NUT and NASUWT just 16 members of staff have chosen to take part in strike action at Worthing High School. The school has remained open despite the picket lines.
– Carolyn Dickinson, Headteacher at Worthing High School
"A very high percentage of our staff, were committed to keep Worthing High School open for all pupils today despite strike action by some members of the NUT and NASUWT today.
School staff have worked hard with the Leadership team to plan an alternative curriculum for today which has enabled us to remain open for all of our 1000 students.
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It sounds like something straight out of the 1920s, but Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd says moonshine-making is "alive, and not-so-well."
Deputies have arrested three men suspected of producing and distributing moonshine in Haines City.
Joe Aaron, 73, Jacob Mayes, 28, and Rickey Barnes, 31, were all storing the bootleg liquor, deputies said. They face felony charges under Florida law.
Deputies say they found a moonshine still and equipment inside Aaron's home at 3423 Carter Road, along with various flavors of the alcohol in mason jars.
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"Popcorn Sutton would not have been proud of these bootleggers – it wasn't a very sophisticated operation, but they were producing, distributing and selling illegal moonshine in the area," Sheriff Judd said in a release.
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By Rick Teverbaugh
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PENDLETON, Ind. —
Pendleton Heights recovered from a self-inflicted wound to defeat Martinsville 3-2 in eight innings of softball here Friday evening.
Morgan Hubble doubled to leadoff the eighth and she was brought home on a walkoff single by Alexandra Slick.
The Arabians were behind 2-0 after two-and-a-half innings without the Artesians even getting a hit.
The third inning started harmlessly as PH starting pitcher Bailey Benefiel retired the first two hitters. Martinsville leadoff hitter Makayla Ferguson lofted a popup in front of the plate. Arabian catcher Slick moved under it but third baseman Elizabeth Sigler called for it as the came down the line. The ball hit Slick's glove at about the same time that Sigler hit that same glove and the ball popped out allowing Ferguson to reach.
"That was my fault," said Slick. "That was my error. I am glad my teammates picked me up for that." But they didn't do it right away.
After a walk to McKinley Choate, one of four free passes by Benefiel in the game, Chandler Elliott lofted a fly ball to center. Heather Wendling, the regular PH right fielder, was playing center due to the illness of Delilah Wright. Wendling moved back and then had to come forward. The ball went in and out of her glove. By the time she recovered, two runs had scored.
The road back for the Arabians started in the fourth inning when Sigler powered the ball over the centerfield fence to leadoff that inning to cut the deficit to 2-1.
In the fifth, Benefiel gave up her only hit of the game and it didn't leave the infield. PH shortstop Sarah Dixon ranged deep up the middle and her throw was just late to first. But over the final five innings, no Martinsville base runner reached second base.
PH tied the contest in the fifth. With two outs and nobody on base, Breanna Pryor singled to right. She came home on Dixon's double to tie the game at 2-2. The Arabians had two runners on base with one out in the sixth and two runners on with two outs in the seventh, but couldn't break the deadlock.
In the bottom of the eighth, Hubble started the winning rally.
"She (Artesian pitcher Elliott) had been pitching me outside," said Hubble. "I knew it was going to be in the gap when I hit it. But I'm so slow. I was afraid they were going to throw me out (at second). I'm the worst slider on the team." The rain-soaked infield, a product of the 45-minute delay in the second inning, didn't help either."
The next hitter, Slick, had a simple strategy. "I just wanted to hit it as hard as I could. I knew if I hit it to right that Morgan would get to third with one out." She cracked a single to right and when the ball skipped under the glove of Martinsville right fielder Regan Kirsch, Hubble came home with the decisive run.
"To be honest, I'm not very happy," said PH coach Rob Davis. "We had too many mistakes. That's not the way a championship team plays. Bailey Benefiel is out there pitching lights out and we give up two runs without a hit. But these players are fighters and they are going to battle back."
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Silks( Colby Ware for The Baltimore Sun / April 11, 2014 )
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Ely Cathedral. The Presbytery.
Ely Cathedral. Sometimes known as the Ship of the Fens, since it seems to rise out of the often mist covered flat Fens. This Panorama is centred in the Presbytery which was built in the 13th century to house the shrine of the founder, St Ethelreda. The Choir and of course the Octagon soaring above all at the Crossing.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Ask anyone who knows me-I am seldom at a loss for words. Early on, my third grade teacher summed up my defining characteristic with this matter-of-fact assessment: "Lisa, you talk too much." In today's first reading the prophet Isaiah repeats the phrase "cry out" five times-an urgent reminder that words are powerful tools for building God's kingdom-and vindication, perhaps, of my own lifelong love of talk.
After all, an English professor's voice is her bread and butter. My profession demands that I spend much of my day crying out-in other words, lecturing, explaining, discussing, questioning, advising, admonishing and most importantly, counseling students to use their own voices to good effect in their writing.
So after years of talking-twenty-six of them to long-suffering students-well, let's just say I'm a natural.
What doesn't come naturally is silence and listening. Scripture says that God is found not in the wind, earthquake, or fire but rather in the whisper (1 Kings 19). Yet to hear that whisper above the chatter of our media culture is not easy. For many years now, I assign an "e fast" in all my classes: students "fast" for twenty-four hours from all electronic devices and media. Anxious at first about the emptiness that seems to await them, they discover instead that far from being a vacuum, silence is "the element in which great things fashion themselves together" (Thomas Carlyle)-a kind of crucible for thinking and a welcome antidote to the racket of daily life.
My e fast takes place every morning when in silence, I pray the daily office. After thirty minutes, I get off my couch somehow mysteriously fortified. Only then, after time spent quietly listening, am I ready to cry out with purpose and meaning. Only then, like the prophet Isaiah, can I use my voice to proclaim.
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With improvements in education and economic growth in 2012, Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight spotlighted improving the quality of life for local residents in his annual State of the City address.
Goodnight presented his sixth "State of the City" address Monday before a packed Kokomo Common Council chambers.
He closed by stating that Kokomo can be a model city, a city that respects its past while embracing the future. Goodnight said he was setting lofty goals for the community.
"During the last five years, our community has overcome great adversity, including high unemployment, uncertainty and change," he said. "We have managed each situation, together. Now, we must make sure we manage success together, by making calculated decisions."
Goodnight said as a community improvements must be made in both big and small ways and to raise standards and demand better standards.
He said Kokomo is the only second class city in Indiana that is debt free and that the cash reserves went from $5 million in red, just before he took office in 2008, to $9.8 million in the black as of November.
During his speech, Goodnight noted the new residence hall for international male students opened by Kokomo-Center schools, expanded pre-school and the partnership with Indiana University Kokomo to renovate Memorial Gym.
Goodnight highlighted the investments made by Chrysler, Haynes International, FedEx and new investments in the business community in Kokomo.
"It is clear that Kokomo is moving forward on education and on economic development," he said. "The third leg of the stool is community development: building a better quality of life."
Goodnight said by driving around the city people see a cleaner, more vibrant community than a few years ago with nicer streets, additional green-space and trees and more public art.
"But we must not be complacent," he warned. "We must continue to raise our standards ever higher, using all the tools at our disposal and a few new ones."
Commenting on blighted buildings, owned by out of town owners, Goodnight said in the coming weeks a framework for new code enforcement legislation will be proposed which will give the code enforcement officers the power to do their jobs efficiently and when needed, aggressively.
Goodnight said the fixed-route trolley service will be expanded beginning in the summer and will be done with no fee charged to riders.
"While other communities, including our state capital, discuss and debate the need for expanded public transportation, our community is making it happen," he said.
The only mention of the proposed annexation by the city along the new U.S. 31 Kokomo Corridor in the speech came when Goodnight said the city is facing challenges and opportunities.
"The biggest of these is the opening of the U.S. 31 bypass," he said. "We must make wise use of this new thoroughfare. We have an obligation to promote smart development, while also protecting the businesses on our existing U.S. 31 and other corridors throughout our community."
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PEORIA, Ill.-- A local woman is using her battle with breast cancer to bring awareness to her own community.
The Madison Park Shopping Center was filled from end to end on Saturday with people supporting Team Ronda.
8 month breast cancer survivor, Ronda Guyton said, "I'm team Ronda. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of last year."
And now Guyton is giving back to the community that supported her during her fight.
Guyton invited 15 vendors to the event, which had raffle items, door prizes, entertainment and food.
National Rent-to-own even donated a TV as a raffle item.
The company's Sales Manager Angela Freemon says Guyton is a patrolling officer for the store in the winter months.
Freemon said, "Ronda supports us. She helps us out a lot. So it's just returning the favor. Letting her know we do appreciate her and we're behind her 100%."
Kroger donated food to the event and Manager Allen Howard says it's important to cater to the needs of each individual community. "For our area here through the African American Community is raising the awareness. Which Ronda has done so diligently."
Guyton says the support and love that she has gotten throughout this journey is overwhelming.
Guyton said, "To me it just made a world of difference. It encourages me to keep on fighting; it encourages me to make a difference and to be there for other women who are going through the same thing. Let them know that you are not alone. This is a family unit and you know they say it takes a village to raise a family well it takes that same village to make a difference in the lives of women battling breast cancer."
Guyton says her team has already raised more than $3,000 and she's hoping Saturday's event will rake in another couple thousand.
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Regardless of what happens in game five, today's game made the whole season worth it for me. Not just because the Sixers won a playoff game in dramatic fashion, but because of the way they did it. The heart they showed down the stretch, while being down three games to none against a far superior opponent was unbelievable.
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A year ago Walmart.com in uncharacteristic fashion began taking verbal swings at Amazon.com and telling the market it had what it takes to eventually usurp Amazon as the biggest online retailer. Now Walmart.com has become strangely quiet, the executive who made the statements—Walmart.com CEO Raul Vazquez—is out of e-commerce and running Wal-Mart's newly created Wal-Mart West offline division, and Amazon.com keeps rolling along.
As the industry consolidates, I predict the online retailing market will see plenty of "have or have not" dramas unfold. Amazon, obviously, will be in the "have" column. We are only just now beginning to tabulate this year's new Top 500 rankings, but I can tell you now nobody is going to knock Amazon off the top rung, although it will get interesting for everyone else we rank in the Top 10 (stay tuned).
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MILTON-FREEWATER – McLoughlin High School has received the first-ever Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) Sportsmanship Award for Class 4A for 2012-2013.
OSAA announced today the winners of the first annual award that honors districts from each class division for their students' sportsmanship over the course of the school year. Each OSAA regular district was asked to nominate a school within their district that displayed the best sportsmanship throughout the year. A selection committee – comprised of the Oregon Athletic Directors Association (OADA) Executive Board, an Oregon Athletic Officials Association (OAOA) Executive Board member, and an OSAA representative – then reviewed league submissions and nomination forms to determine classification winners.
"The District is delighted to be honored by OSAA," said Interim Superintendent Jim Reger. "Our community should be proud of our students for the sportsmanship and class they've shown through their athletics and activities this year."
The Sportsmanship Award winners demonstrated exemplary behavior as athletes, coaches, fans and community members over the course of the 2012-2013 school year. Award winners will receive a banner to hang in their school along with a $1,000 check from the OSAA.
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We are now an authorized drop-off center for CFL bulbs! Just bring in your old CFL's (not broken) and we will take care of the rest.
Click Above for more info on how to properly dispose CFL's.
Parke County REMC
119 West High Street
Rockville IN 47872
765-569-3133 or 800-537-3913
Office Hours: M-F 7:30am - 4:30pm
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