text: Etsy Shops For Cool Kids Clothes 6 Etsy Shops For Hip Kids Clothes by Katharine Stahl 5/12/13 3 Reactions 86 Shares Print 71 3 8 3 1 Etsy might not be the first stop you think of when you're shopping for kids clothes, but we found six adorable shops that will change your mind. Carrying everything from hipster baby leggings to sweet, girlie dresses, these retailers prove that with a little digging (don't worry, we did it for you!), you really can find almost anything and everything for kids on Etsy. Wild Things Dresses What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wild Things Dresses has quickly become one of our favorite stops for adorable little girls dresses. While frocks featuring animals ranging from foxes and lambs to lions and ducklings are what first had us falling for the brand, new printed jumpers and rompers are equally cute. Also new: boys dungarees let little gents get in on the fun. 1 / 6 Salt City Emporium What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Salt City Emporium is the place to find cool-kids leggings for babies and toddlers. Decorated hand-drawn arrows and Aztec prints as well as woodland animals and mountains, these leggings are perfect for hipsters in training. 2 / 6 Swear House What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Swear House's baby and toddler tees, onesies, and even scratch mitts (how cute are the lobster claw mitts?) are simple and totally modern. Based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, the brand is constantly updating their store, so visit often! 3 / 6 Swallows Return What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Swallows Return sells a lovely selection of baby blouses, dresses, and bloomers. We're especially obsessed with the line's collection of cotton tops featuring Liberty print yokes. 4 / 6 Truly Sanctuary What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If it's cool kids tees you're looking for, Truly Sanctuary is the place to be. The shop features an amazing selection of t-shirts featuring sayings like "Faux Reals," "I Eat Rich Kids," and "Take a Hike." Also look for hand-drawn mermaids and strongmen and even a whole collection of tees that pay homage to Bill Murray! 6 / 6 Little Four Clothing What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Little Four Clothing's huge selection of modern leggings for babies and toddlers run the gamut from tribal and leopard prints to polka dots and florals. Two other favorites: the line's robot and animal alphabet leggings. Most styles come in sizes for newborns to 18-months-old. 6 / 6 71 3 8 3 1 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Kid ShoppingKids ClothesEtsy What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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We are excited to offer MIT Cycling apparel for sale to the general public. We currently have two versions of our kit in stock – a current version and a vintage version. The current design has been in use since the Spring 2011 season. Both kits are shown in the pictures below on our racers:
The price list shows the items which we carry, and the inventory shows which sizes and which items are available. We will restock only the current design throughout the year, and we are unable to re-order more vintage items. Sizing information is available for the vintage kit from the Voler website and for the current kit in this PDF. Please note: For the current design, arm warmers are available in sizes S/M and L/XL; caps and winter hats are available in One Size.
If you require that items are shipped to you, we will be in touch about shipping after you place an order.
When you are ready to place an order, fill out our order form (tell us "vintage" or "current" in the notes section). Once the form has been submitted, we will respond and discuss shipping or pick-up as appropriate. Each Wednesday, we process new order requests and mail orders for which we have received payments. If you have extenuating circumstances and your order needs to be out of the weekly rotation, please inquire with us via email (email@example.com).
Please note that once an item has been paid for, we cannot issue a refund. If you purchase an item and find it unsuitable, we can exchange it for another item of the same price or credit towards another order.
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Reports: Bucs' Trueblood arrested for public intoxication
Buccaneers ORT Jeremy Trueblood was arrested in a suburb of Indianapolis Tuesday night for public intoxication, according to reports.
Bucs hoping OLT Penn will show up for training camp
Buccaneers RFA OLT Donald Penn has yet to sign his $3.168 million tender and he hasn't said whether he'll show up on time for training camp July 30, leaving the Bucs with a question mark at a ...
Bucs banking on improvement from Freeman
The Buccaneers wrapped up minicamp Tuesday, but PFW caught up with QB Josh Freeman shortly after his break began and discussed his development heading into Year Two.
Bucs sign seventh-round pick Lorig
The Buccaneers signed seventh-round pick Erik Lorig to a four-year contract.
Bucs sign rookie Bowden, release Bradley
The Buccaneers announced they signed sixth-round pick Brent Bowden and released WR Mark Bradley on Wednesday.
Bucs sign third-round pick Lewis
The Buccaneers announced they signed third-round pick Myron Lewis to a four-year contract on Monday.
Bucs playing hardball with OLT Penn
Tampa Bay has threatened to reduce its tender offer to unsigned OLT Donald Penn, but, according to "Whispers," the team doesn't have a suitable replacement for him on its roster.
Barber may be entering final season with Bucs
Ronde Barber has yet to decide when he'll retire, but there's a good chance this will be his last year with the Buccaneers, even if he doesn't call it quits after the season.
Report: Glazer family $1.6 billion in debt
Malcolm Glazer and his sons, who own the Buccaneers and Manchester United, an English soccer team, are $1.6 billion in debt, according to a BBC report.
Bucs sign fourth-round pick WIlliams
The Buccaneers announced they have signed fourth-round pick WR Mike Williams to a four-year contract.
Pass-rush concerns linger in Tampa
After filling other needs in the draft and free agency, the Buccaneers are gambling that an unimpressive collection of defensive ends will be enough to get them through this season.
Report: Bucs TE Winslow recovering from knee surgery
Buccaneers TE Kellen Winslow did not attend Tampa Bay's organized team activity Monday and is recovering from offseason knee surgery.
Bucs GM Dominik mulling more changes to front office
Buccaneers GM Mark Dominik's comment that Doug Williams' decision to step down as coordinator of pro scouting was part of a front-office restructuring that is not yet complete set off speculation about who could be next to go in ...
Bucs RB Williams signs tender
Buccaneers RB Cadillac Williams signed his restricted free-agent tender Wednesday, the team has announced.
Williams leaving Bucs' front office
The Buccaneers announced Tuesday that director of pro personnel Doug Williams was leaving the organization.
Williams finished strong with six catches for 65 yards and a touchdown in the Buccaneers' win over Atlanta on Sunday.||||||| He finished the season with 13 catches for 197 yards and two scores in his last two games. He ended up just shy of 1,000 yards with 996 on the season.
Williams caught seven passes for 132 yards and one score during Sunday's 28-13 loss to St. Louis.||||||| Williams enjoyed his best day in terms of receiving yards.
Williams had one touchdowns and 68 yards on six receptions in Thursday's win over Minnesota.||||||| Williams has caught 18 passes for 332 yards with two TDs in his last four games.
Williams finished with four receptions for 113 yards Sunday, his second consecutive 100-yard game||||||| This is a nice boost for Williams' fantasy owners. However, as quarterback Josh Freeman goes so too may Williams' production.
Williams set season highs with four receptions for 115 yards in Sunday's loss to Washington.||||||| Williams had a good game, but is at best a No. 3 fantasy receiver.


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Howl-O-Ween pet events lining up this monthby Lynn Kalber
Get the bumblebee costumes out. Dust off the dragon outfit, and clean up the dog-sized football helmet.
Time to embarrass the pets again. Can't wait!
We'll have a Halloween Pet Photo Contest starting next week, so stay tuned for more info. Great prizes coming for that one, too.
Here are two area events:
- WoofGang Bakery is holding a Howl-O-Ween raffle and pet costume event on Oct. 29, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. That's at 5500 Military Trail, Suite 12, Jupiter. Call 561-630-5800 for more info, or visit the web site here.
- Safe Harbor's Pick of the Litter Thrift Store is re-opening after a renovation, so they are combining that with a Halloween event.
On Halloween, which is a Saturday this year, they're holding a grand opening from noon to 6 p.m. that will include music by Acoustic Remedy & Friends (1-4:30 p.m.), food from Chili's and a pet costume contest (2 p.m.).
While you're there, stop by their Animal Communicator (read that "pet psychic") and ask some questions. You never know what your dog/cat is thinking – might as well find out!
Visit Safe Harbor at 185 E. Indiantown Road, Jupiter, or for more info call 561-747-5311 or visit www.safeharborrescue.com.
Tags: Acoustic Remedy & Friends, Animal Communicator, Chili's, Halloween Pet Photo Contest, Howl-O-Ween, pet costume contest, Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary, Woof Gang Bakery


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Based on simple yet powerful techniques, Mystical Qigong uses the power of the Universe for healing oneself and others.
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It is recommended to spend at least a few days in the Yoga Retreat before the start of any course. This will allow your body and mind time to rest, re-energize and be nourished by the ashram environment. You can then begin your studies feeling relaxed and refreshed. You may also wish to stay for a few days after the completion of the course to allow the teachings you have received to integrate more fully into your consciousness within the supportive environment of the ashram. If your schedule does not allow an extended stay, course participants have found it useful to arrive at the Yoga Retreat at least one day before the start of the course and to leave at least one day after the graduation. If you decide to arrive early and stay longer, please register for the Yoga Vacation Program for those additional days. Please see Calendar of Events for guest programs offered around the time of your visit.


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At Hardball Talk, Craig Calcaterra reports that Scott Boras met with Ted and Mark Lerner, owners of the Washington Nationals on Wednesday night, likely about Prince Fielder.
Craig posits that there's some posturing going on:
This just underscores what I was saying yesterday about how that report that there is a "99% chance that the Nats won't sign Fielder" is all about posturing. The Lerners likely knew they were meeting with Boras last night. Before that meeting they wanted to float some negativity regarding their interest and give themselves some sort of negotiating advantage, so someone tells someone else that they're not all that interested, frankly.
The number of teams interested in Fielder dropped when the Cubs traded for a young player who is presumably their first baseman of the future (Anthony Rizzo). The Mariners and Rangers, earlier linked to Fielder, haven't been mentioned recently in connection with the former Brewers first baseman.
Scott Boras could be in a position of not being able to get a team to bid against itself. Grant Brisbee wonders if Boras has lost his magic touch.
It's a valid question, becoming more so the closer we get to spring training with Fielder unsigned.


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CES: iPad case with built-in keyboard (podcast)
Larry Magid speaks with Robert Lutz of Accessory Workshop, who was showing an iPad case with a built-in wireless Bluetooth keyboard.
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By Stuart Hirsch
The Herald Bulletin
INGALLS, Ind. —
Residents of the Summerlake addition were not feeling love Monday night for a proposed truck stop at Exit 214 on Interstate 69.
Oklahoma-based Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores wants to invest about $9 million to build one of its travel stops at the interchange of I-69 and Indiana 13.
The Ingalls Advisory Plan Commission was considering the company's preliminary plat — the first of three detailed reviews that will occur for the proposal.
In addition selling gas and convenience items, the store would feature a McDonald's and Chester's Chicken as well as catering to the needs of long-haul truckers.
But more than 100 Summerlake residents made clear that the last thing they want is another 24-hour truck stop at the interchange with its traffic, noise, odor, environmental hazards and the potential dangers created by transients.
It isn't that residents of the addition are against development, many who testified said.
Substitute a grocery store, medical buildings or retail shops at the interchange and their reaction would probably be a lot different.
"I'm very concerned about this truck stop," said Summerlake resident Jeff Pokone. More than 3,000 people live in the 850-home development. Many of them use Indiana 13 during rush hour in their morning commutes to jobs in Indianapolis or Hamilton County.
Pokone said he's stopped at Love's store before and most aren't nearly as close to housing developments.
Many mothers who testified said they worried about the safety of their children.
"We are just starting our family. My concern is for their security," said Karen Hood. "What kind of security am I going to have for my child?"
Others, however, asked if another travel stop was what Ingalls wanted to be known for.
Dennis Ashley said the Exit 214 interchange could be the cornerstone of Ingalls' future growth as development continues to move north from Fishers and Noblesville.
"Love's is not the cornerstone you want," he said.
Members of the Plan Commission listened closely to concerns raised by community residents, and decided to recess instead of voting on whether to move the project on to a technical review committee where detailed building, economic, engineering and environmental matters would be evaluated by planning commission consultants.
Instead, the commission agreed to hear more testimony on the proposal next Tuesday at the Ingalls Town Hall.
Plan Commission President Tonie Caraway said "a lot of information and thoughts were given this evening that we'd like an opportunity to discuss."
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Short's Noble Chaos Oktoberfest - Short's Brewing Company
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Reviews by afdempse:
3.78/5 rDev +1.9%
Copper colored liquid. Nice long-lasting light tan head.
Aroma of caramel, caramel sugary maltiness and slight spice hints as well.
Flavor is sweet malt, caramel, and a marshmallow-candy flavor. Noble hop spice at the end.
Body is slightly creamy, almost lactose-like. Lots of dextrins give the beer some chew. Finishes semi-sweet.
Overall, a nice drinkable Short's brew. A little sweet for my preference, but a fresh take on the style that I enjoyed.
10-23-2011 01:06:47 | More by afdempse
More User Reviews:
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
05-17-2014 10:57:05 | More by DanGeo
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
06-19-2012 02:35:30 | More by tectactoe
4/5 rDev +7.8%
10-20-2012 23:07:19 | More by danthehopslamman
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
Notes from fall 2010
Pours a cloudy amber with one finger of head and some decent lacing left behind. Smell is pretty straightforward bready and roasty malts. This is definitely the hoppiest Oktoberfest I've ever had, but underneath it maintains the slightly sweet Marzen style. :Leaves some lingering bitterness on the tongue. Overall pretty good, if not the most traditional take on the style.
05-02-2011 22:45:00 | More by warnerry
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
09-05-2013 05:00:48 | More by mikerap100
3.83/5 rDev +3.2%
Bottle poured into a pint
A - Deep,reddish brown. Very clean looking and slightly reflective. Small white head.
S - Smells of bready and caramel malt with a nice dose ofnoble hops. A classic Marzen nose.
T - Sweet caramel and bready malt. There are hint of dark raisins and plums in the middle. The finish has a slight Noble hops presence that gives it a slight bite to cut through the sweetness
MF - Medium body with light carbonation that goes well with the slight Noble hops presence
O - Solid Marzen from Shorts that a bit more of a dark fruit than you usually find.
11-21-2012 00:07:05 | More by jeonseh
4/5 rDev +7.8%
Bottle shared by Lee - thanks!
Pours a clear chestnut brown color with a one-finger cream-colored head. The head recedes into a thin layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of smooth caramel malts with hints of breadiness. Also present are mild amounts of earthy hops that intensify as the beer warms.
Tastes very similar to how it smells. Mildly dry caramel malt flavors kick things off and are joined quickly by solid bready flavors. Midway through the sip the malt flavors sweeten a bit before they're tempered by small amounts of earthy hop flavors. The hops fade out into a mildly bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is also good. I finished my glass without a problem and could have another.
Overall this was a solid beer for the style that was a bit drier than the best examples. Still, a solid and closer to traditional beer from Short's that's worth a shot.
11-22-2010 02:53:50 | More by glid02
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
(Served in a dimple mug)
A- This beer pours a dense clear walnut brown body with a thick creamy and lumpy head of butter cream that sticks to the glass in rings. There is a quick carbonation pushing to the surface.
S- The toasted biscuit malt aroma is rich with a faint support from darker roasted malts.
T- The cream taste leads to a rich toasted fresh malt flavor that is well lagered and a bit dry. There are hints of biscuit and toasted malt underneath. There is a nice Noble hop presents in the finish, which is clean and dry.
M- The medium-full mouthfeel has a creamy fizz texture to it and no alcohol heat.
O- This beer has a big rich lagered malt flavor with some nice soft depth and a good support but the Noble hops. I could drink a few liters of this.
03-26-2014 21:24:39 | More by rhoadsrage
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
Noble Chaos looks the part of an Oktoberfest, a clear amber color. A wispy off-white head peaks at a little higher than half a finger. Retention isn't bad, and some spotty lacing throws down a bit of legging.
While Noble hops are here, it seems more of an Americanization of the style in its character. That is, while it's got a little bit of a peppery nip to it, and is pretty floral, but in with the caramel from the malts and the breadiness that's not quite in the range of the typical Marzen, there's a bit of extra sweetness and a note of citrus, and there's a certain earthiness that has more soil than must. It also tends toward more of a roasty nature than most.Interestingly, while the trend with the Americanization of classic foreign style involves making it bigger, that's not the case here.
The body is medium but has a certain thinness underneath, though it is crisp and flows pretty smoothly. It doesn't have much dryness, but there is a sort of "tinny" note to the feel.
10-03-2013 14:24:49 | More by Brenden
4/5 rDev +7.8%
02-21-2012 03:43:23 | More by cynical1027
4/5 rDev +7.8%
10-26-2013 03:02:39 | More by DruC4
3.38/5 rDev -8.9%
Thanks to Erik for including this one. Pours a burnt orange with a nice white cap that fades to a collar with good lacing. One of the better looking marzens I have had. Smell is malty lager balanced nicely with floral and spicy hops. Has some of the typical Shorts smells - not quite off, yet unique and not entirely beneficial to the beer. Taste is similar to many shorts beers as well... A great smelling beer followed by a rather boring flavor profile. Light malt, some caramel and chocolate malts, slightly roasty, barely noticeable hop balance. Hardly any malt sweetness makes this one kind of bland. Mouthfeel is medium bodied and medium carbonation. Overall, this beer has everything going for it but the taste - a bit too watery and bland.
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3/5 rDev -19.1%
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3.78/5 rDev +1.9%
I'm a bit confused by this beer. It has some of the characteristics of a great Marzen but it has some unique qualities too. The beer pours a lovely amber with a low, short-lived head. If you didn't know about the Noble hops the smell could be off-putting. The taste is good - a bit of a bite but not as hoppy as the Summit Oktoberfest. Overall, quite pleasant.
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3/5 rDev -19.1%
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3/5 rDev -19.1%
10-20-2012 03:37:48 | More by rolandboy
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On tap at Ashley's - Ann Arbor, MI - Nov 20, 2007. Aroma is a muddling of grain sugars, earthy spice and nips of Munich. Pours a middle brown, clouded and with tinted head. Flavor is a mostly generic bread malt, with rather gummy hops, a bouquet of light estery fruits, and a earthy chocolate touches. A certain tint of more caramelized or dark Munich malt, which is interesting. Not your typical Munich flavor, this has been messed with (no way...). Finishes dry and clean, with a good tooth of the gummy hops. When i had this, I had no idea what style it was, and I regarded it as a rather generic middle malt beer. So, as a Marzen, that makes sense and it doesn't do a terrible job, but it could have clarified the malt profile and lager output a little bit.
12oz Bottle - SEP 18, 2010. Thanks, Sean! Ah, relief. Big cheerios and whole grain nose, full of classic O-fest malts. Translucent orange pour with a tan head. Flavors are generally sweet and well-defined, but show above-average hoppiness for the style, which I'm enjoying. Fresh, clean, malty and bright. A nice change of pace from the last two beers. Having had this twice now, I'm starting to see it as a classic Michigan Oktoberfest.
11-23-2011 18:14:11 | More by CharlesDarwin
4/5 rDev +7.8%
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Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
Pours a deep orange brown with a finger of yellow tan head. Nose is grass, yeast, bourbon and past it's prime malts. Taste is more malt based, seems like a chaotic blend of the different bases used. Bit of hop bite, caramel and some chocolate. Burnt and roasted notes. Mouthfeel us medium heavy, dry and slightly bitter.
Overall, it's got a Shorts spin allright. Different though not exactly done to style very well. I like the cocoa and coffee notes from the malts but it lacks consistency / multiple return. One and done.
10-08-2011 21:45:03 | More by heebes
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
09-05-2013 05:40:24 | More by Acuity
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-18-2011 23:24:25 | More by morimech
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Any new offer, including one from the investor group being assembled by Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, "would have to be a back-up offer to the definitive agreement between the Hansen-Ballmer group and the Maloofs," that source said.
"Definitive agreement?" I mean, this must have some legal meaning, but the framing on it has to be offensive to anyone working on or for the mayor's bid. Kevin Johnson is not putting together a back-up offer -- he's giving the Board of Governors a clear choice. I don't know exactly where this source comes from, but he seems to be a skeptic of KJ's plan. He could be a Maloof source, or it could be someone local who is just not on board with KJ's plan for whatever reason.
So in that way, this is almost framed as a stand-in for KJ's plan that comes with no public subsidy. That's certainly how Kevin McCarty of the Sacramento City Council wanted to frame it on Tuesday, and again in The Bee's story: as a cheaper alternative that keeps the Kings in Sacramento.
You'll notice that the mayor isn't talking about the Kehriotis plan. At all. I can tell you that the fear going around at least some circles is that this is a Trojan horse. I don't think that Kehriotis is either nefarious enough to play that game or dumb enough to be played. He's a smart, decent man, from everything I've heard. But there's a perception right now that his move is undermining KJ. And I, for one, would like to keep my eggs in that basket. If Kehriotis is truly providing just a back-up offer, it doesn't need to be a back-up for the Seattle move: it needs to be a back-up to the KJ plan. At that point it can actually help Sacramento as KJ makes his case to the Board of Governors. Right now, framed as a back-up to Chris Hansen's attempt to take our team, leaked to a councilman who has consistently voted against KJ's arena progress and spun in a way to discount KJ's plan -- it's not helping.
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The University of Tennessee has officially announced what everyone has already know today, head basketball coach Bruce Pearl has been fired.
Both Chancellor Jimmy Cheek and Director of Athletics Mike Hamilton made statements on Monday. It was Hamilton's statement that was most interesting as it makes mention of previously-unheard-of violations that occurred as recently as this month.
Upon receipt of our NCAA Letter of Inquiry in September, we made the difficult decision to forego common national opinion and forge ahead with Bruce and his staff pending any further major infractions or issues that would preclude our basketball program from representing the University of Tennessee in the right manner.
The months that followed have been difficult on everyone our staff, our coaches, our administration, our fans and, certainly, our young men. During this time, the dynamics of our case with the NCAA have evolved further, including additional violations committed on September 14 and in March 2011. The cumulative effect of the evolution of the investigation combined with a number of more recent non-NCAA-related incidents have led to a belief that this staff cannot be viable at Tennessee in the future. Therefore, it is in the best interests of our institution to move in a different direction.
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1:26pm Wednesday 11th July 2012 in Billericay
A LOVING son hopes his dad was watching over him as he battled gail force winds and pouring rain to raise money for charity.
As part of his bid to raise £1,000 for Parkinson's UK, David Harley, 28, pulled on his walking boots to take on the Seven Sisters Challenge in memory of his dad, Jim, who died from the disease in March.
The eight-mile route went through the Friston Forest, East Dean and along the dramatic Seven Sisters cliffs near Eastbourne, in east Sussex.
The challenge was not for the faint hearted, with the total ascent of the route standing at approximately 1,450ft.
A group of David's friends also put their best foot forward to join him on the walk, including Marc Rudkins, Lauren Pill, Sarah Wright, Kathryn Branch, Andrew Brinkman and James Padgham.
David, of Perry Street, Billericay, said: "At one point I thought 'I can't do this', the wind was taking my breath away, but I kept thinking about my dad and looking up at the sky thinking 'you better be watching this'.
"When he was alive I never thought about charity work but it's definitely given me some closure, it's been a tough few months but now I've done the walk I feel happy in myself."
Jim, who was 72 when he died, was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2002.
David said he "lived life to the full" and was a keen gardener.
He said: "It only hit home when he died how much he was loved in Billericay. People were really upset.
"He worked for Marconi in Chelmsford for 38 years then he helped out in the paper shop so people knew him from there, he was such a bright and cheery person."
• David is also organising a fundraising event at the Red Lion, in High Street, Billericay, on Saturday, July 14, at 7.30pm.
Eight of his friends will be auctioned off for a date and there will also be a cake sale and DJ providing entertainment on the night.
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They keep referring to Gail Force in this story - she sounds a bit like an 'adult entertainment' star.
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Blind Haze wrote:Actually, I've just Googled it... and she is!
Well done David - all for a good cause. They keep referring to Gail Force in this story - she sounds a bit like an 'adult entertainment' star.
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A Kansas City columnist thinks Brady Quinn may have a chance to resurrect his career this Sunday against Tampa Bay.
Though he didn't cure his fumbling woes against Pittsburgh on Sunday, Michael Vick is improving in the face of pressure.
A columnist in Oakland takes a look at the surprising post-bye-week struggles of the Raiders, who have lost following their bye in nine consecutive seasons.
Even though Lions RB Jahvid Best hasn't been in pads in nearly a year, his teammates insist he'll make an immediate impact when he returns from the physically unable to perform list.
After dealing with several major injuries last season, the Texans won't be sunk by the loss of ILB Brian Cushing, according to a writer in Houston.
Having allowed a whopping 90 points in its last six quarters played, the Bills' defense sees Sunday's game against Arizona as a chance to redeem itself.
Tuesday, Oct. 9
In an extensively researched piece, a Boston writer details how the Patriots have been running their lightning-fast no-huddle offense with a collection of one-word playcalls.
Even with the Seahawks' struggling offensive attack, head coach Pete Carroll doesn't think his defense, which hasn't allowed a touchdown in the past two games, is being put under too much pressure.
A San Diego columnist takes a look at the Chargers' recent inability to come through on game-winning and game-tying drives in the fourth quarter.
A writer in Washington D.C. says Robert Griffin III will be watched very closely in his recovery from a concussion, after Griffin suffered "the injury everyone expected and no one wanted."
Despite strong comeback efforts against quality teams in three of the last four weeks, Broncos' players aren't accepting any moral victories.
It's no surprise that rookie quarterbacks are making such a strong early impact, according to a New York columnist.
Monday, Oct. 8
Niners players are crediting the team's "evil genius," offensive coordinator Greg Roman, for engineering Sunday's record-setting performance against the Bills.
Even though the Saints finally grabbed a victory Sunday night, a writer in New Orleans notes that the team's "D" is on a historically awful pace.
After the Packers' second half collapse against the Colts, a Green Bay columnist says this is Mike McCarthy's lowest point as the team's head coach.
A Baltimore writer says the Ravens' grind-it-out victory in Kansas City was far worse that just an "ugly" win.
After performing his salsa touchdown celebration a career-high three times on Sunday, Giants WR Victor Cruz says he may make some changes to his dance to keep things fresh.
A Tennessee columnist wonders if the Titans can sink any lower after a hapless defeat to Minnesota and a short-week game against the Steelers on the horizon.


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Heritage Month
Though previous blog posts have shared a variety of events and happenings around campus this month, February has also been Heritage Month, co- sponsored by the Black Student Caucus (BSC) and the Black Church Studies Program of Candler School of Theology at Emory University. Mark Jefferson, Master of Divinity senior, is the president of Black Student Caucus, and in his writings below he takes us not only through the journey of this past month but also through his discernment journey that led him here to study at Candler.
I feel especially honored to be a guest blogger for Candler School of Theology at Emory University. My sojourn at Candler has been a "beautiful struggle." I believe that Heritage Month has reflected that same theme. February, which is Heritage Month, provides the Black Student Caucus (BSC) the ability to reflect and commemorate our intentionally obscured yet luminous past as we find the courage to see the light that Christ casts upon our future. The Black Student Caucus, for over 20 years, provides African students across the Diaspora an opportunity for spiritual, cultural, educational, theological edification and exposure. This month the Caucus had the honor of inviting the esteemed poet, author, civil rights activist and lecturer Nikki Giovanni. With a standing-room only crowd, she gave gleanings on various issues and provided an ocular demonstration of the power of a committed life.
During one of the chapel services the BSC planned and led, Rev. E. Dewey Smith, Jr., the Pastor/Teacher of The Greater Travelers Rest Baptist Church of Decatur, Georgia preached about how not to "Corrupt Our Calling." His homiletic prowess and passion for ministry has garnered him many accolades and honors. Each guest demonstrates the beauty that is blackness and the strength that has resonated in the souls of all those who have trodden those dusty pathways of freedom and justice.
The month concluded with the celebration of the work of our own beloved professor and new Director of Black Church Studies, Dr. Teresa Fry Brown. These events stand as bridgeheads of a wonderful journey that we have humbly and joyously embarked upon. With a wonderful month of celebration closing soon, I am able to see the seemingly dissonant sound of theological education has proven to be the sweetest sound I could have ever imagined.
I considered several schools before the God commissioned me to Candler. I must admit that the struggle seemed to stifle instead of strengthen me. I often dreamed of packing my belongings in my 1993 Dodge Dynasty and going back to the life I knew. The struggle of theological diversity and experiencing a new understanding of God overwhelmed me. Being malcontented and overly guarded of my own theological positions and presuppositions caused me to initially miss what God had for me to learn.
I would be less than authentic to say that theological education will be all honey and no bees, all sunshine and no rain, a bouquet of hellos and not a series of goodbyes. To accomplish any great task, fear is often the necessary prerequisite. Not fear as in paralysis, but fear as in a healthy respect for the call of theological education on our lives. I felt smothered by the mantle of learning and sharing with God's people and creation at large.
I believe the turning point in my theological education came finding a church that supported theological maturation. The aforementioned Pastor Smith afforded me the opportunity to ask the tough theological question, use the theoretical frameworks that I have learned, and to find a harmony between academia and the church. I would advise anyone to pray about a person to assist you in discerning the voice and vision of God. This will allow you a concrete manner to see God's movement in your life.
I find this blog humorous because I went from being ready to go and quit it all to thanking God for every moment. Christ granted me the maturity to aggregate what I learn with my love for him. I was afforded the opportunity to preach in chapel last week. I found it strange because I was able to see a marked sense of growth. It is often ironic that the person who felt like the most unlikely and chronically overwhelmed, ended up technologically testifying to you. There may be someone who may be wondering about this next step. There may be extreme trepidation and turmoil but I assure you that the same God that led you to read this blog is the same God that will give you the strength to endure, enjoy, and appreciate this journey so that you may blog to students like yourself three years from now.
I am bowing out, my time is far spent but I thank you for considering Candler School of Theology. I pray that God will lead you in all you do. I am looking forward to see how you impact the world for Christ. If you are on campus, please shake my hand.
Mark A. Jefferson
Black Student Caucus, President
Mark Jefferson is a third year Master of Divinity student from Hampton, Virginia. He graduated from Norfolk State University where he was four year letterman on the football team. He currently serves as the Director of Christian Education for the Greater Travelers Rest Baptist Church in Decatur, Georgia.
Are you thinking about taking the next steps towards theological education or interested in seminary? For more information about Candler School of Theology, visit our website at www.candler.emory.edu, or email the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid at firstname.lastname@example.com. In addition, you can call us at 404.727.6326, or learn more about the admissions process at Candler by clicking here. Look for my profile on Facebook (Candler Intern-Theology) and the Candler School of Theology Group at www.facebook.com.


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Football — Danvers at Beverly (1); Swampscott at Saugus (1); Hamilton-Wenham at Stoneham (2); North Shore Tech/Essex Aggie at Dorchester.
Boys soccer — New England Prep School tournament, Class D semifinals: Hyde (Maine) School at Waring (1:30).
Girls soccer — New England Prep School tournament, Class C semifinals: Kimball Union at Pingree (2).
Cross country — All-State championship at Gardner Municipal Golf Club course (11 a.m.).
Football — Salve Regina at Endicott (1).
Men's soccer — NCAA Division 3 tournament, first round: Gordon vs. Eastern Connecticut State at Amherst College (11:30 a.m.).
Women's soccer — NCAA Division 3 tournament, first round: Endicott vs. Scranton at Middlebury College (1:30).
Men's hockey — Framingham State at Salem State (7:30).
Women's hockey — Dartmouth vs. Endicott at Salem State (5).
Men's basketball — Gordon vs. Roanoke in Baltimore (2); Salem State at Williams (3); Endicott at Wheaton Invitational (TBA).
Women's basketball — Bowdoin or Norwich at Salem State (1 or 3); Endicott at Keene State Tournament (1 or 3).
Cross country — Endicott & Gordon at NCAA New England Division 3 championships at Gorham, Maine (11 a.m.).
Volleyball — ECAC playoff semifinals: Endicott at Western New England (TBA).
Swimming — Gordon at Western New England (noon).
Men's soccer — NCAA Division 3 tournament, second round: Gordon/Eastern Connecticut State winner vs. Amherst/Bridgewater State winner at Amherst College (1).
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Van Etten Named to NGCA All-American Scholar Team
FORT MYERS, Fla. – FGCU women's golf sophomore Megan Van Etten (Trinity, Fla./J.W. Mitchell HS) was named to the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) All-American Division I Scholar team late last week.
The Division I, II, and III teams are made up of 585 women's collegiate golfers that met the cumulative grade-point average (GPA) of 3.5 to qualify. A total of 12 student-athletes from the Atlantic Sun Conference earned the recognition.
"I am so proud of Megan," said head coach Sarah Trew, who took over the program prior to the 2011-12 campaign. "Being named an Academic All-American is one of the highest honors you can receive and it requires total commitment in the classroom and on the golf course. Megan has set a standard for our team and I appreciate her hard work."
In her two seasons with the Green and Blue, Van Etten has produced six top 20 finishes in 18 career events, highlighted by a 17th-place showing at the 2011 Atlantic Sun Championship. This past season, Van Etten finished with an 81.7 scoring average and contributed a counting score in 21 of 26 rounds.
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Megan Van Etten, FGCU
Kelly Maguigan, Belmont
Megan Murphy, Belmont
Jennifer Newman, Belmont
Janet Steen, Belmont
Hayley Clinning, Kennesaw State
Ines Lescudier, Kennesaw State
Schbongkosch Preamchuen, Kennesaw State
Aurelie Wiriath, Mercer
Alexandria Buelow, Stetson
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ALBANY — The New York State Public Service Commission seeks public comment on plans to extend natural-gas service along Banker Road in the Town of Plattsburgh.
NYSEG wants to install a 2-inch main for about 700 feet along Banker Road and a 2-inch service line 780 feet along the Nova Bus driveway.
Nova Bus is seeking permission to build and operate a fueling station to prepare its compressed-natural-gas-fueled buses for delivery to purchasers.
The main would provide tenants in the Development Corporation's Banker Road Industrial Park with access to natural-gas energy. Development Corp. President and CEO Paul Grasso said he supports any infrastructure upgrades in the industrial park, especially one that would provide more affordable energy.
"This would be very helpful for our tenants," he said.
Grasso said he witnessed a rapid growth in natural-gas vehicles and then fueling stations in Southern California before he came to the North Country. He believes that opportunity will continue to grow here in the future.
Nova Bus said earlier this year that it plans to produce transit buses that run on compressed natural gas.
"For Nova (Bus) and its employees, it would be a huge thing for them if they can enter the natural-gas market," Grasso said.
Nova Bus Public Relations Adviser Isabelle Grégoire said the company is working on integrating natural-gas propulsion in its LFS transit buses.
"The project is moving forward, and we are hoping to commercialize sometime next year. At the moment, we are not in production mode," she said by email.
Plattsburgh Town Supervisor Bernie Bassett said the town would like to expand the availability of natural gas to residences as well as businesses. He looks forward to working with NYSEG to make that a reality.
"The possibility we could amend the franchise agreement to enable more natural gas service to to businesses and homeowners is a positive change," he said. "We hope to make it easier and more cost effective for homeowners and businesses to access natural gas."
The commission will hold public hearings at 3 and 7 p.m. today in Room 101 of the Ronald E. Stafford Center Theatre at Clinton Community College in Plattsburgh.
It may approve, approve with changes or reject NYSEG's petition in whole or in part, a press release said.
Those who wish to speak at the hearings will be asked to complete a request card at the session. All comments will be transcribed and become part of the commission's formal record.
Disabled persons who require special accommodations should contact the Department of Public Service's Human Resource Management Office at 474-2520. TDD users can request a sign-language interpreter by placing a call through the New York Relay Service at 711.
Those who cannot attend or prefer not to give a public statement may comment electronically to Hon. Jaclyn A. Brilling, secretary, at firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail to Brilling at: Public Service Commission, Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12223-1350.
Refer to "Case 12-G-0499 – NYSEG – Plattsburgh Gas Franchise."
Also available is the commission's Opinion Line at (800) 335-2120. This 24-hour number is set up to take comments about pending cases from in-state callers. Press 1 to comment, mentioning Case 12-G-0499 - NYSEG - Plattsburgh Gas Franchise.
The deadline for comments by email, mail or phone is Dec. 17.
All comments will be posted for public viewing on the commission's website at www.dps.ny.gov and given to the commission for its consideration.
As well, all other documents about the case will be available at the same website by searching for Case 12-G-0499.
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The commission's membership has always been comprised of individuals committed to change—changing the racial and ethnic composition of the university community; changing the climate of the university community so that all individuals are welcome, comfortable and successful; changing the interplay between the university and the larger community. These commitments represent large and complicated goals which historically have been a core challenge to the commission's efforts to be effective and viable as an organization. Our hope is that the efforts and organization outlined below will provide the necessary focus for the commission to be productive and visible on campus relative to the role and experience of people of color at UNH.
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Goals in Progress
- Campus communication and awareness: climate. This awareness must be coupled with action steps designed to decrease the frequency of racial/bias events, raise awareness about the impact of these events on participants, and develop new norms for our community that help prevent future racially/ethnically charged events from occurring. We might consider working with academic departments to implement various communication vehicles that will appropriately reach different populations on this campus. We may also consider establishing listening sessions with different groups of students. Commission members will develop ways to communicate with various university constituencies in ways that are more intimate and direct—speaking in residence halls, athletic team meetings, MUB gatherings, TNH articles, social network mediums, etc. as a way to reach out directly to students and colleagues.
- Safe Zones model. Another goal for the coming year is the creation of a 'safe zones' equivalent program that speaks to the needs of under-represented racial and ethnic minority students to know where they can find an understanding and welcoming person on campus to speak with.
The Demographic Group
Goal: build understanding among all departments, employees re: changing population and the different needs of different students
- UNH to use this information to recruit/retain students/employees
- Accomplish this through standard reports and presentations; develop, deliver awareness presentations to different audiences (student groups, academic and administrative departments) regarding the changing population of NH and New England and the changing needs/challenges facing these groups
The Professional Development Group
- Provide UNH employees with framework for understanding cultural competence
- Insure that UNH employees understand UNH's expectations re: cultural competency
- Support efforts put forth by others that advance the strategic plan
Recruitment and Retention Group
Goal: engage UNH staff and faculty with the goal of providing support to underrepresented students on campus not affiliated with structured retention programs such as Connect
Objective: continue with formal relationships with organizations that promote post-secondary participation for underrepresented populations.
Political Dialogue Group
Goal: implement programming and services that educates the majority population's unique responsibility and opportunity to address racism in our society.
- Develop, implement programs that address 'white privilege awareness'
- Create methods to delivery material to wider audiences
- Develop methods of providing this educational service that are cost effective, sustainable
Athletics Group
Goal: continue to work with athletics to insure that under-represented students have positive experiences while at UNH and that athletics is committed to the steps outlined in their NCAA 10-year recertification plan.
Visibility and Publicity Group
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Botsford News Release
Farmington Hills, Mich. (April 18, 2012)---The Cipriano and Trahan families wish to express our heartfelt appreciation for the community of support, love and prayers that have been so present in our lives these past two days. We are a large family and are gathering from all over the country to be here to support Rose and Salvatore. As we work to cope with the reality that in an instant changed all of our lives, we are grateful for the compassion and competence that we have experienced in working with the Farmington Hills Police Department. Botsford Hospital has provided excellent medical care for our family, kept us informed and has answered any and all of our questions.
At this time while we recognize the concern of the public, we ask that you recognize and respect our need for privacy.
Updates will be managed through the Community Relations Department of Botsford Hospital. We will be in contact with them on a regular basis and have requested that they manage all inquiries.
Our family members continue to be in critical condition. We continue to pray for their recovery and welcome your thoughts and prayers as well. Thank you.
The Cipriano and Trahan Families
Questions and updates can be directed to: Margo Gorchow, Vice President of Community Relations, Marketing and Development, Botsford Health Care. Call (248) 442-7986 during business days or (248) 471-8000 after hours (the operator will connect you).
Botsford Hospital is a multi-specialty 330 bed hospital and verified trauma center located in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The campus also houses an imaging center and a comprehensive care cancer center. Botsford Hospital is also home to an extensive medical education program and is part of Michigan State University's statewide campus system. Botsford Hospital each year cares for approximately 16,000 inpatients and more than 60,000 emergency and trauma patients with a team of 2,500 employees, 300 volunteers and more than 600 physicians. A not-for-profit hospital, Botsford provided almost $10.5 million in community benefit during its 2011 fiscal year.
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Are you wanting to study psychology and have a strong interest in sports? Try looking at sports psychology programs? This page will help you to find out more about sport psychology study and to locate suitable university degree programs, especially if you want to take your sports psychology online.
Linking sport and psychology in one degree is a relatively recent phenomenon. And yet so much of performing well in sport is about motivation, stress, endurance, will power - all psychological factors. So it is surprising that our psychological knowledge about such factors has not been applied to sport in a scientific way before. Even so, psychology of sport and exercise programs are rapidly becoming very popular amongst students, especially at master's and doctoral levels.
You can study an MS in Sport Psychology program, or an MA in Psychology with a specialization in Sports and Performance Psychology, or an MA in Sport - Exercise Psychology. You can also study in related fields such as Health and Wellness Psychology, which can be studies at Masters and PhD levels.
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It is usual to take a sports psychology degree at master's or doctoral level rather than undergraduate level.
A typical sports psychology masters may include the following: Biological Basis of Behavior, Contemporary Issues in Psychology, Statistics, Human Motivation, Research Design, Cognitive psychology, Tests and measurement, Human development, Cultural diversity, Coaching, and Mind-body practices
As a sports psychology doctoral student you can focus your study in an area that suits your professional interests, but your aim will be to use the knowledge gained in the sports psychology graduate program to make people more effective. In addition to taking graduate courses similar to or the same as those in the masters program, you will need to present a substantial thesis based on your own original research, and make an oral defense of it.
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One can find graduates of sports psychology online degree in management jobs or specialist positions in education, training, testing, or research. Graduates with a sports psychology masters can find jobs as guidance counselors, educators.
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