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The purpose of the Hiring Planning Committee is to develop long-range staffing plans for the college and prioritization procedures to fill vacancies. Prioritization of requests for faculty, classified and administrative positions occur in accordance with the Educational Master Plan and college mission. The HPC recommends local policy to IEC on matters such as minimum staffing levels, FON obligation, prioritization of growth opportunities.
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The offices of the President and vice-presidents submitted staffing plans, which HPC validated. To view the plans from the specific areas, see the following:
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algebraic theory / 2-algebraic theory / (∞,1)-algebraic theory
algebra over an algebraic theory
symmetric monoidal (∞,1)-category of spectra
model structure on simplicial T-algebras / homotopy T-algebra
A Frobenius algebra in a monoidal category is a quintuple such that
In terms of string diagrams, this definition says:
The first line here shows the associative law and left/right unit laws for a monoid. The second line shows the coassociative law and left/right counit laws for a comonoid. The third line shows the Frobenius laws.
Frobenius algebras were originally formulated in the category Vect of vector spaces with the following equivalent definition:
A Frobenius algebra is a unital, associative algebra equipped with a linear form such that is a non-degenerate pairing. I.e. the induced map
is an isomorphism of with its dual space . In such a case, is called a Frobenius form.
From this definition it is easy to see that every Frobenius algebra in Vect is necessarily finite-dimensional.
There are about a dozen equivalent definitions of a Frobenius algebra. Ross Street (2004) lists most of them.
We can define 'commutative' Frobenius algebras in any symmetric monoidal category. Namely, a Frobenius algebra is commutative if its associated monoid is commutative — or equivalently, if its associated comonoid is cocommutative.
We can define 'commutative' or 'symmetric' Frobenius algebras in any symmetric monoidal category. A Frobenius algebra is symmetric if
where is the symmetry. Any commutative Frobenius algebra is symmetric, but not conversely: for example the algebra of matrices with entries in a field, with its usual trace as , is symmetric but not commutative when .
A theorem of Eilenberg and Nakayama says that in the category of vector spaces over a field , an algebra can be equipped with the structure of a symmetric Frobenius algebra if (but not only if) it is separable, meaning that for any field extending , is a semisimple algebra over .
If , a Frobenius algebra is said to be special. In the category of vector spaces, any element of an associative unital algebra gives a left multiplication map
which in turn gives a bilinear pairing defined by
One can show that the algebra can be equipped with the structure of a special Frobenius algebra if and only if is nondegenerate, i.e., if there is an isomorphism given by
In this case, there is just one way to make into a special Frobenius algebra, namely by taking the counit to be
(In any Frobenius algebra, the unit, multiplication and counit determine the comultiplication.)
In fact, all the results of the previous paragraph generalize to Frobenius algebras in any symmetric monoidal category, since the proofs can be done using string diagrams.
An associative unital algebra for which the bilinear pairing is nondegenerate is called strongly separable. So, any strongly separable algebra becomes a special Frobenius algebra in a unique way. For more details, see separable algebra and Aguiar (2000).
To get a feeling for some of the concepts we are discussing, an example is helpful. The group algebra of a finite group is always separable but strongly separable if and only if the order of is invertible in the field . By the results mentioned, this means that can always be made into a symmetric Frobenius algebra, but only into a special Frobenius algebra when is invertible in .
To see this, we can check that the group algebra becomes a symmetric Frobenius algebra if we define the counit to pick out the coefficient of :
But when is invertible in , we can check that becomes a special symmetric Frobenius algebra if we normalize the counit as follows:
We should warn the reader that Rosebrugh et al (2005) call a special Frobenius algebra 'separable'. This usage conflicts with the standard definition of a separable algebra in the category of vector spaces over a field, so we suggest avoiding it.
If a Frobenius algebra lives in a monoidal †-category, and , then it is said to be a †-Frobenius algebra. These crop up in the theory of 2d TQFTs, and also in the foundations of quantum theory.
A Frobenius algebra in a monoidal category is an object dual to itself.
Let be the monoidal unit. To say is dual to itself means there are maps and such that the usual triangular equations hold. The maps are defined by
and one of the triangular equations uses one of the Frobenius laws and unit and counit axioms to derive the following commutative diagram:
The other triangular equation uses the other Frobenius law and unit and counit axioms.
As a result, we see that in the monoidal category of modules over a commutative ring , Frobenius algebras considered as modules over are finitely generated and projective. This is because , being adjoint to itself, is a left adjoint and therefore preserves all colimits. That preserves arbitrary small coproducts means is finitely generated over , and that preserves coequalizers means is projective over .
Every Frobenius algebra is a quasi-Frobenius algebra?: projective and injective left (right) modules over coincide.
Every Frobenius algebra is a pseudo-Frobenius algebra?: is an injective cogenerator in the category of left (right) -modules.
Certain kinds of Frobenius algebras have nice PROPs or PROs. The PRO for Frobenius algebras is the monoidal category of planar thick tangles, as noted by Aaron Lauda Lauda (2006) and illustrated here:
Lauda and Pfeiffer Lauda (2008) showed that the PROP for symmetric Frobenius algebras is the category of 'topological open strings', since it obeys this extra axiom:
The PROP for commutative Frobenius algebras is 2Cob?, as noted by many people and formally proved by Lowell Abrams Abrams (1996). This means that any commutative Frobenius algebra gives a 2d TQFT. See Kock (2006) for a history of this subject and Kock (2004) for a detailed introduction. In 2Cob, the circle is a Frobenius algebra. The monoid laws look like this:
The comonoid laws look like this:
The Frobenius laws look like this:
and the commutative law looks like this:
The PROP for special commutative Frobenius algebras is Span(FinSet), as proved by Rosebrugh, Sabadini and Walters. This is worth comparing to the PROP for commutative bialgebras, which is Cospan(FinSet). For details, see Rosebrugh et al (2005), and also Lack (2004).
A special commutative Frobenius algebra gives a 2d TQFT that is insensitive to the genus of a 2-manifold, since in terms of pictures, the 'specialness' axioms says that
Frobenius algebras were introduced by Brauer and Nesbitt and were named after Ferdinand Frobenius.
See for instance
Their role in 2-dimensional TQFT is discussed for instance in
See also
(TO ADD: stuff from this MO post) (TO DO: is used for the comultiplication in the beginning, then for the linear form, and in the definition of symmetry for the bilinear pairing on a Frobenius algebra. Use three different letters for these)


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BROCKTON — They boarded a bus and traveled to four states, completing a 500-mile loop back to Boston, 10 families carrying their own stories of hiding in the shadows, living under the cloud of deportation and the possibility that their families could be separated at any given time.
"I'm worried about a knock on the door," said 31-year-old Sandra Gomez, an illegal immigrant from Honduras who lives in Boston with her husband and two children. After stepping off the bus Monday morning and grabbing a breakfast of fruit from a small buffet table inside the Haitian Assembly of God Church on Court Street in Brockton, Gomez told her story.


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Bob Galliers has contributed extensively to the field of Information Systems for over 30 years, in various leadership positions and on three continents.
During the 1980s he became Curtin University's inaugural Professor of Information Systems, serving as Head of the School of IS for seven years, during which time he lead the development of Australia's first Master's program to focus on the strategic, management and organizational issues and impacts of IT. He returned to the UK in 1989 as Lucas Professor of Business Management Systems at Warwick Business School, holding the directorship of its Master's program in Business Management Systems until he became Dean in 1994. In 1998 he stepped down as Dean and moved to INSEAD, France on a visiting professorship, before joining the LSE's Department of IS, where he was Research Director. He moved to the USA in 2002 as Provost of what was then Bentley College. He became Bentley University's inaugural University Distinguished Professor in 2009, having served as Provost for seven years during which time he headed up Bentley's progress to university status and EQUIS and EDAMBA accreditations.
Bob holds or has held visiting professorships at various institutions in addition to INSEAD,including the LSE, King's College, London and Brunel University (UK); Australian School of Business, UNSW; National University of Singapore; HongKong City and Polytechnic Universities (China); University of the Witwatersrand (South Africa), and University of St Gallen (Switzerland). He was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Science degree by Turku University, Finland in 1995. He is a Fellow of the British Computer Society, the Royal Society of Arts, and the Association for Information Systems, of which he was President in 1999.
He has been keynote speaker at more than 40 international conferences, including the Australasian, European, Mediterranean and Scandinavian Conferences on IS. He has over 250 publications to his name, including approaching 80 journal articles and eleven books. His work has been cited over 4,000 times and focuses primarily on organizational innovation/transformation; the process of IS strategizing; knowing in organizations, and the intra- and extra-organizational impacts of IT. He is founding editor-in-chief of the Journal of Strategic Information Systems – currently celebrating its 20th anniversary.
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Steve McCracken, the Dept. of Energy's environmental cleanup manager, is retiring soon after the first of the year, and he'll be replaced by John Eschenberg, who's currently the assistant manager for waste treatment at DOE's Hanford office.
Weapons Complex Monitor, a Washington-based newsletter, today reported the employee changes that will take place, in a domino-like effect, with McCracken's departure. When Eschenberg comes to Oak Ridge, he'll be replaced at Hanford by Guy Girard, who's currently at Idaho, WCM reported. Girald will be replaced by Ric Craun, who previously worked on the Yucca Mountain project, the newsletter said.
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- sleeps 12
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This beautiful Arizona homel is located in prime Scottsdale, Arizona location. The Hacienda Estate is perfect for a luxurious, relaxing, and entertaining vacation experience. The estate is nestled on a private 2-acre lot boasting 14 saguaro cactuses, 140 trees, and over 1,200 plants and a magnificent rose garden. The Hacienda Estate offers, 2 master suites, 3 extra-large bedrooms, 1 casita, 5 bathrooms, private casita with exercise room, private extra-large putting green course, private pool & spa, private media room, and much more.
The interior of the estate has been beautifully designed and combines both luxury and comfort. Over 6,200 square feet of livable space is available and unique design touches are spread throughout. The estate has 3 fireplaces, a private media room, custom upgraded kitchen, dramatic wood beam ceilings throughout, spacious living, dining, and family room.
The exterior of the estate has been professionally designed and resembles a private resort. You will find a private pool, hot tub with fireplace, private extra-large putting green course, outdoor kitchen, two outdoor fireplaces, full size Bocce Ball court with lighting, private outdoor shower, plentiful outdoor seating and dining, over 1,400 (plants, tress, and cactus), two Ramada(s), fountain, and breathtaking city light and mountain views. The Hacienda Estate''s backyard is designed for the ultimate vacation experience.
The Hacienda Estate is conveniently located near, numerous golf courses, fine dining and shopping, family friendly entertainment, casinos, upscale nightlife. A short drive can get you to the Kierland Commons, Phoenix Open (TPC Open), Barrett Jackson Auto Show, City North (Fine Dining & Shopping Complex), Harkin''s Cine-Capri, Scottsdale Airpark, Old Town Scottsdale and the Arabian Horse Show.
Bedroom Configuration:
Bedroom 1: (1) King Bed - Connected To Bathroom - Sleeps 2
Bedroom 2: (1) King Bed - Connected To Bathroom - Sleeps 2
Bedroom 3: (1) King Bed - Sleeps 2
Bedroom 4: (1) Bunk Bed - Sleeps 2
Bedroom 5: (1) Full Sleeper Sofa - Sleeps 2
Bedroom 6: (2) Extra Long Twin Beds - Connected To Bathroom - Sleeps 2
*Two additional twin beds may be setup at the property to accommodate two more guests, additional fees apply, must be requested.
Thank you for taking the time to view this listing. If you need more information please feel free to inquire by phone or email. We look forward to helping you find a place to stay while coming to visit Arizona!
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The Hacienda Estate offers a wide range of enjoyable amenities!
- Private Bocce Ball Court with Lighting
- Extra-Large Putting Green
- Private Media Room
- Outdoor Hot Tub with Fireplace
- Private Pool
- City Lights & Mountain Views
- Exercise Room with: Treadmill, stationary bicycle, weight machines and weights, and big screen TV
- Outdoor Pizza Oven
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- Private 2 Acre Lot
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- Botanical Garden style Landscaping
- Furnished Outdoor Balcony Viewing Deck
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Low (Summer Only): 06/07/2014 – 09/12/2014 - $3,495/Week
- Cleaning Fee: $500.00
- Damage Waiver: $149.00
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Cardinals struggling to get the ball to Larry Fitzgerald
After all, Fitzgerald did catch three balls for 31 yards on Arizona's 15-play, 91-yard scoring drive on their first possession.
Unfortunately for Fitz, and for Fantasy Football owners everywhere, the numbers on the stat sheet wouldn't change for the remainder of the game. Three catches, 31 yards. In the Cardinals' last two games, Fitzgerald has just four catches for 42 yards, and the six-time Pro Bowler has just one 100-yard game this season.
Fitzgerald's diminished production isn't from a lack of trying to get him the ball. Sunday, Cardinals quarterback Ryan Lindley targeted Fitzgerald 12 times -- but simply missed him on a number of occasions.
"Two of those interceptions would've been big plays to Larry had we gone about it correctly, and that seems to be what's happening," Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt said Monday. "We missed those two times and we missed him on a couple of other things. But we're going to continue to work to get opportunities to Larry."
Fitzgerald is tied for sixth in the NFL with 113 targets through 11 games. But his 55 catches rank tied for 15th in the league, so something is wrong.
"It's hard because you don't know how much goes into trying to work to get these situations," Whisenhunt said. "And when we do get them and they come up and you have it there, and we don't execute on it...you're frustrated you didn't get it done."
And sometimes the effort to get the ball to No. 11 is derailed even before a throw occurs.
"On one sack, we had Larry running wide open down the field and we made a mistake in the line and Ryan had to slide to his left and actually ended up taking a sack on first and ten," Whisenhunt explained. "You look at that play and it's something you work to set up and Larry's behind everybody and that's where Ryan's going to go with it, but we have a breakdown.
"That's been happening too much to us."
The play Whisenhunt was referring to was a first and ten at the Cardinals' 25-yard line following Greg Zeuerlein's missed 35-yard field goal. Fitzgerald lined up to the left against Janoris Jenkins, and beat him cleanly off the line. The Rams brought a delayed blitz with eight defenders rushing the quarterback against eight Cardinal blockers, including tight ends Jeff King and Rob Housler and running back Beanie Wells. But King got beat on the right of the formation by Rocky McIntosh, who sacked Lindley for a one-yard loss.
The Cardinals would punt two plays later.
Despite the struggles in the passing game, Whisenhunt applauded Fitzgerald for remaining positive.
"Larry's been great, he works hard every day, he wants to be successful and it hurts him when he's not," he said. "We're all frustrated, but it hasn't affected Larry from the standpoint of how he's dealt with his teammates and how he works in practice."
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Owens and Community Partners Assist Area Children
With School Supply Drive, July 17 - Aug. 17
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP, Ohio - Owens Community College's Alumni Association in collaboration with Books-A-Million Inc., nine Directions Credit Union branches, three Great Lakes Credit Union branches and five Genoa Bank branches are reaching out to area children in need of school supplies by holding a month-long "Backpack to the Future" School Supply Drive beginning Tuesday, July 17. Collected items will benefit low-income kindergarten-age school children throughout Northwest Ohio.
The "Backpack to the Future" School Supply Drive will occur at:
the Books-A-Million bookstores (2105 Levis Commons Blvd.)
The Town Center at Levis Commons in Perrysburg and (1800 Tiffin Ave.)
in the Findlay Village Mall in Findlay
Directions Credit Union branches: (5121 Whiteford Rd.) in Sylvania, (3000 Tremainsville Rd.) in Toledo, (3321 Briarfield Blvd.) in Maumee, (4150 Brockway Dr.) in Perrysburg, (3312 Dustin Rd.) in Oregon, (2533 S. Reynolds Rd.) in Toledo, (3450 Central Ave. Suite 128) in Toledo, (27427 Crossroads Pkwy.) in Rossford and (1 Owens Corning Pkwy.) in Toledo
Great Lakes Credit Union branches: (5823 Monroe St.) in Sylvania, (580 Craig Dr.) in Perrysburg and (1890 N. Wilkenson Way) at the O-I Plaza in Perrysburg
Genoa Bank branches: (801 Main St.) in Genoa, (3201 Navarre Ave.) in Oregon, (703 Conant St.) in Maumee, (24950 W. State Route 51) in Millbury and (9920 Old U.S. 20) in Rossford.
The 19 community locations expand the College's educational initiative for individuals to drop off their donations. Among the charitable items that will be accepted as part of the school supply drive are gently-used or new backpacks, crayons, markers, bottles of glue, glue sticks, colored pencils, pencils, pink erasers, school boxes, pocket folders, marbled covered composition books and Kleenex tissues.
According to Kaye Koevenig, Owens Alumni Association Community Service Chair, the Northwest Ohio community's initial response toward the "Backpack to the Future" Supply Drive has been very positive.
"Owens' 'Backpack to the Future' school supply drive initiative has expanded efforts thanks to the support of Books-A-Million, Directions Credit Union, Genoa Bank and Great Lakes Credit Union," she stated. "I encourage area residents to lend a helping hand to those children who are in need of school supplies."
Since establishing the program in 2004, the Owens Alumni Association has given 2,356 backpacks and 42,661 school supplies to benefit disadvantaged children throughout Northwest Ohio.
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BOSTON (AP) — Amid the chaos and fear in the moments after the Boston Marathon explosions, many restaurant customers fled without settling their tabs.
Rattlesnake Bar and Grill owner Tony Castagnozzi understands the gravity of the situation, but he figures the unpaid bills totaled about $3,000. Since the April 15 blasts, he says about a dozen customers have made good on their bills, helping him recoup about $1,200.
The honest customers come from Colorado, Florida, Virginia and across New England.
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San Diego, CA (WXOW) The days of judges sending troubled youth into the Marine Corps to "straighten them out" are long gone. Today's recruits are intelligent and motivated. In fact, most students with a criminal history are not eligible to join the Marines. A message the Marines are working hard to spread.
That's why the Corps send educators from around the country to boot camp. 25 Wisconsin educators made the trip in April. For one the experience was eye-opening.
At 50-plus, Judy Flaten shipped off to boot camp. The soft spoken, high school guidance counselor says it was her duty to her students. "It seemed important to me to know a little bit more about what it's all about; what are the good points and bad points and all that."
Judy and 24 other educators enlisted in the Marine Corps educators workshop. A free, week long program, where high school educators step into the boots of future Marines.
The Marine Corps of today is not the Marine Corps of 25 years ago.", say Major Matthew Miller. The recruiter says educators play a major role in Corps recruitment. Their opinions matter. "Whether they are for us, on the fence, or against us, at least they are armed with the correct information of what the Marine Corps is all about."
The Marines don't sugar coat. The educators are assigned a real drill instructor who talks to them like a real recruit. They go through the receiving night process; minus the hair cut of course. Fire a real weapon. Learn about education and career opportunities in the Corps. And; most importantly talk to real Marines about their experience.
Judy says boot camp is intense, and the screaming and grueling work-outs you see on TV are real. But she now understands why Marines do the things they do. "There is very definitely a purpose. It goes from being an individual person in their own right to working as a team and caring about the people around you which a lot of us could use more of." Information she plans to share with her students.
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Perhaps I should have gone 1st class Princess Grill. The problem I had was service.At breakfast I asked for water twice. The waiter never bothered to fulfill that request. At dinner I asked for an iced tea for myself and my wife. The waiter said he would have to make a trip two floors down to get the iced tea. I could tell there would be a huge delay. I said "forget it."
OK. For the dinner service I am used to 2 waiters handling one table- one waiter and 1 busboy. Not so anymore. They was just one waiter for the two tables. And when he went with the plates, he brought up 3 - then a delay for the other 3 plates to come.
Now what really got me upset was making the reservations 4 months in advance and getting confirmation for a table of 10.(5 couples). Well the best they could do was a table of 6. (But they did get the tables next to each other.)
Another problem was watching the baseball playoffs or football games.Forget about it.They have BBC and Sky News and Fox News -that is it.
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James Michael McAdoo scored 18 points, Marcus Paige added 16 and North Carolina dominated inside after a slow start to defeat Notre Dame 73-62 Saturday for the fifth straight victory for the Tar Heels.
The Tar Heels trailed by nine points twice in the first half, but their speed and athleticism wore the Fighting Irish down. North Carolina had a 44-24 advantage in the paint and a 37-32 rebounding advantage as they extended their season-long winning streak, all by double digits.
The Tar Heels (16-7, 6-4 Atlantic Coast Conference), which started 0-3 in the ACC, improved to 2-3 in the league on the road. The loss dropped the Irish (12-12, 3-8) to .500 in February for the first time since losing five straight in 2006 to fall to 10-10. Garrick Sherman led Notre Dame with 17 points.
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---- — This past week I attended a meeting of econo-mists from research centers around the country. Aside from the com-ments about government shutdown, the buzz is really all about the very uncertain economic and policy conditions the U.S. now faces.
There is widespread worry that we might be in the midst of a second economic slowdown since the Great Recession. The first of these, which happened last year, seems to have been at least partially remedied by the Federal Reserve's massive purchase of assets known as Quantitative Easing, the most recent of which was accompanied by a marked short-term improvement in the economy. That improvement seems to have run its course. Over the past few months, labor markets have stalled, and, despite the Fed adding $85 billion a month through asset purchases, inflation appears as distant as ever. Something remains terribly wrong in the U.S. economy, and it defies easy explanation, but there are some tantalizing hints.
Overall production has surpassed the prerecession levels. Labor markets remain crushingly dismal, and that is the problem.
Americans have lost jobs and quit looking for work at shocking levels. Perhaps 15 percent of adults who should be working right now are not, and most jobs created this year are part-time. For workers with college degrees, there has been growth of about 4.5 million new jobs since the recession ended. For everyone else, there are fewer jobs. Why this is the case was the aching question of this economic conference.
Part of the problem is that many workers simply do not have the skills to be rehired at something like their old jobs. This may be half of unemployed workers since 2009.
Public policy clearly plays a role, and a growing body of research (some from my center) points to labor policies and income support that accompanied the stimulus bill have disincentivized work and led people to choose leisure over labor. The matter has become so clear that virtually no economist now argues that some combination of higher minimum wages, long-term unemployment and expansions of food stamps (SNAP) and other programs aren't distorting labor markets. Moreover, no matter what anyone thinks of ultimate wisdom of the health care legislation, it could not have been more unfortunately timed.
As certain as ill-timed or ill-considered policy is to blame, so too is the delayed effects of the Great Recession. Most everyone at this conference believes that something more than labor market problems and bad policy is at work, and that is where the controversy over Fed policy lies. With $4 trillion in asset purchases and abysmal labor markets, we are all worried. Despite what you may hear, among people who have spent a lifetime studying these matters there are no obvious or easy solutions to our problems.
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Inspired by my new found love for Portlandia… I got this bird print jersey from Girl Charlee and made this Simplicity 4704, a really cute mock-wrap dress with princess seams. This one turned out a bit large on me, I cut a 14, so I would go down one, maybe two sizes next time. Still, I do love this version!
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I took these photos on my family trip to Holland.
Cotton jersey from Girl Charlee
Jan 11, 2013, 09.04 PMby flowergirl22
lovely wrap dress, , yeah holland is fun, used to live ther, in amsterdam, for 1year,
Jan 10, 2013, 09.26 PMby barmaglot
Love the birdy fabric!
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Its simple and nice!
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Pretty dress. Looks really sweet on you.
Jan 10, 2013, 05.38 AMby caramia-made
So cute! And I also love Portlandia… So funny!
We visited Portland last summer for the first time and after about 20 minutes, I was already planning to get a half-sleeve tattoo, lol!
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Diaper Roundup 2/6
As you know, I have 2 kids in diapers so I am always looking for the top deals to save money! Heather over Living on Love and Cents has put together the top deals of the week. Looks like Walgreens is the place to go this week. See here for the rest of the list.
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Triton 1, Medford 0
The Vikings opened their season with a victory Saturday. This year's nonleague matchup with Medford resulted in a much closer game than last season, when the Vikings won 9-0.
Lynn 4, Pentucket 2
Patrick Slack and Ian Mitchell scored goals for Pentucket. Brendan Moynihan and Branscom Dubina had assists.
Amesbury 5, Minuteman Tech 0
Anthony Licciardello had a hat trick for Amesbury. Evan King had his first varsity shutout. Amesbury outshot Minuteman 47-10.
Wakefield Invitational
The Pentucket Sachems competed at the Wakefield Invitational Wrestling Tournament over the weekend and placed eighth out of 16 teams. Tom Funk (120 lbs.) and Josh Wesolowski (132 lbs.) both took second place, Mike McCarron (170 lbs.) and Sean Clohisy (195 lbs.) earned fourth-place finishes, and Jeff Funk (145 lbs.) placed fifth. Garrett Lischke (106 lbs.) registered his first career pin during the tournament.
Marlboro Invitational
The Triton Vikings competed at the Marlboro Invitational over the weekend and placed sixth out of 18 teams. Wrestling for the Vikings were Brody Johnson (106 lbs.; 0-2), Victor Ramirez (120 lbs.; 3-1; 2nd place), Josh Misiano (126 lbs.; 1-2); Cody Nixon (132 lbs.; 4-2; 5th place), Luke Boyle (138 lbs.; 3-1; 2nd place), Jared Stanley (145 lbs.; 1-2), Tom Howell (152 lbs.; 1-2), Mark Boyle (160 lbs.; 5-1; 3rd place), and Dave Manning (220 lbs.; 2-3; 6th place).
"The kids wrestled well this weekend," said Triton coach Shawn McElligott. "Victor Ramirez wrestled one of his best tournaments of his career, only losing 9-1 to Peter Robinson of St. John's of Shrewsbury, a returning All-State finalist. Luke Boyle wrestled a great semifinals match to win 10-7 to make the finals, eventually losing 7-2 to Pat O'Connell of Hudson, a multiple state-placer. Mark Boyle had a long and tough day, but was very impressive when after losing a tight semifinal match 6-4 to Dave Rogers of Hudson, he came back to pin Jared O'Brien of Woburn for third place."
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Marissa Porter had Pentucket's top finish, placing second in the 600 meters (1:44.38). Chase Marcotte placed fifth in the 55-meter hurdles (9.50). Pentucket's 4x400 relay team of Grace Dore, Haley Pratt, Kristin Fitzgerald and Paige Wesolowski placed sixth (4:36.41), as did Tyler Fenney in the high jump (4-10).
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Pentucket 60, Masconomet 55
Calvin Wiles had 18 points for Pentucket. Jake Chory added 15.
Amesbury 47, Ipswich 38
Tommy Connors led all scorers with 16 points, including nine in the fourth quarter. Devlin Gobeil added 12 points and seven assists. Jack Fortin had six points and five rebounds.