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Roseville Hot Tub Sale, Sebastopol Portable Spas. Hot Tub Clearance Sale - Hot Tub Spas, New, Used Hot Tubs, Swim Spas, Hot Tubs for Sale. 95747, 95678, 95661, 95472 If you need more information call 800-660-7727 or Visit http://www.hottubstore.com/ With 5 stores to serve you, and thousands of satisfied customers, The Hot Tub Store is one of the largest and most established hot tub dealers in Northern California. We've been the Premier, Full Service Hot Tub and Sauna Dealer in the area since 1973. We are proud to carry the world's best selling brand of Spas and Hot Tubs, Hot Spring Spas! As a family owned business, all our sales, service and delivery personnel are employed by us. Our professionally trained experts are available to answer all your questions and help you find the right spa for your budget and your lifestyle. In addition to offering superior products, we take great pride in servicing what we sell! It's been our commitment since the beginning and it's what sets us apart from the others! We take care of our customers! Come into any of our 5 stores to enjoy a free "test soak"! Free Report, Get Yours Today: "What Every Spa Buyer Needs to Know Before Buying a Hot Tub". You can also give us a call at 800-660-7727 or go to http://www.hottubstore.com/ Roseville Hot Tub Sale Sebastopol Portab
A Look at the wine region of Sebastopol Hills
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Hosts Mark Norman & Alan Watt talk with guest host Ross Halleck, of Halleck Vineyard will talk about the region of northern Sonoma county known as Sebastopol Hills, the hostile growing environment and what makes the Pinot Noirs that come from it so exceptional!
Hot Tubs North Highlands, Hot Tub Sale Sebastopol, CA
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Hot Tubs North Highlands, Hot Tub Sale Sebastopol, CA. 800-660-7727. Hot Tub Clearance Sale. http://www.HotTubStore.com - Hottub Sale North Highlands, Hot Tub Spas, New, Used Hot Tubs, Swim Spas, Hot Tubs for Sale. 95660,95472 Since 1973, the Hot Tub Store has been serving Santa Rosa, Roseville, Sacramento, Vacaville and now Folsom! We carry the world's best selling brand of Spas and Hot Tubs, Hot Spring Spas. Enjoy the ultimate in relaxation with our hydromassage systems which are featured in all of our portable spas and hot tubs. Buying a spa is a decision you shouldn't feel pressured into, so please don't hesitate to ask us a lot of questions. Our spa specialists are experienced and knowledgeable, and will be happy to answer any questions you may have. We invite you to visit the showroom nearest you.Our expert sales staff will help you select the spa that's perfect for you and your family. At the Hot Tub Store we don't want to just sell you a spa, we want to help make your spa one of your favorite destinations To learn more, pick up a copy of our free report "What Every Spa Buyer Needs to Know Before Buying a Hot Tub" Just give us a call at 800-660-7727 or go to http://www.hottubstore.com Hot Tub Sale Sebastopol Hot Tubs North Highlands
Justin Diehl: Sebastopol Supports Occupy-Ciudad apoya Occupy
(This installment of Shift Shapers is presented by Shift Shapers co-host Evelina Molina, in both English and Spanish. It first aired live on Evelina's morning program "Democracia Ahora" on KBBF-FM 89.1, the pioneering bilingual radio station serving Northern California.)
When the Occupy movement started in October, Justin Diehl was ready to join it. Like thousands of others, he was tired of reading and hearing about America's wealth dieparity and the abuses of the world's privileged corporate few, and wanted to be part of a presence that would do more than talk.
Now in its 3rd active month, Occupy Sebastopol now has the official support of its progressive city council, and been given space in the local park to gather, speak, and maintain a 24-hr information tent. One of the activists staffing the Occupy tent is Justin Diehl.
Justin foresees a resurgent and massively empowered occupy movent coming back in the spring, after a winter of targeted marches and focused actions such as interventions to stop home foreclosures.
Like many people we at Shift Shapers have spoken to in the Occupy movement during the past few months, Justin Diehl is in it for the long haul and is out to make change.
Dick B. interviews Christian Recovery leader Don C.
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Our guest today is Christian recovery leader Don C. from the Santa Rosa, California, area. I'm quite familiar with this area because my parents had a wonderful home in nearby Sebastopol where my own family spent many hours as visitors for some 20 years. And the visits often took us over to Don's territory for flower exhibits, county fair days, and other outings.
Often, I am able to recount the personal contacts I have had with our Christian leaders; but Don's case has been different. Don has done lots of recovery work with alcoholics and addicts in his area. He has fully supported the mission of the International Christian Recovery Coalition (www.ChristianRecoveryCoalition.com) and posted many of our historical items on his Web site. He has a great Web site--which he will tell you about. But we are in Hawaii, Don is in central California, and Don has had health and other problems which limited our contact until we met him in Northern California last month.
However, Don C. now has an important post in the recovery arena. He also drove from Santa Rosa to the San Jose Area to meet with several Christian recovery leaders, and Ken and me, to discuss networking, conferences, and disseminating more information about the role that God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Bible have played in recovery from alcoholism and addiction and can play today.
Don will tell us about these things. He will also fill us in on his upbringing, family, jobs, education, and relationship with God through His Son Jesus Christ. And he will tell us a bit about his drinking and addiction experiences, as well as the important recovery work he is doing now. We look forward to hearing lots about Don C.'s godly efforts in the future.
And now--take it away, Don!
Resolving Illness Rapidly with Dr. Carol Hannum
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The Voice of Change welcomes Dr. Carol Hannum to the program. Dr. Carol Hannum is a graduate of Psychic Horizons, school for meditation, healing and intuition development in San Francisco and the Clairvoyant Center of Kailua-Kona, Hi. She holds a doctorate of divinity from the Association for the Integration of the Whole Person. Carol Hannum resides near Sebastopol, California.
Dr. Hannum will introduce listeners to her Holon Method of Healing which has been designed and developed over the last 30 years from much study and practice. She's incorporated into this method many different types of healing. In addition she will speak about how to keep environmental pollutants from entering your body as well the the hope for the "incurables" such as Downs Syndrome, Autism, Seizure Disorder, Genetic Weakness and Brain Death
Is Feinstein Finished?
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Dr. David Levitt, an MIT and Yale graduate making his living as a software engineer in Sebastopol, California, talks about his campaign for the U.S. Senate, the ReplaceCongress movement and what this all means for incumbent Diane Feinstein.
California Stock Exchange- Funding Shift-Shaping Enterprises
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"The California Stock Exchange seeks to revolutionize the way individuals and companies raise capital to pursue their dreams."
Howard Leonhardt is a visionary entrepreneur who invented a new heart disease treatment but ran into obstacles in taking it public. He recently launched the California Stock Exchange - and numerous smaller business support exchanges - to provide a vehicle for funding sustainable and socially beneficial enterprises.
Read more about Howard CLICK HERE
Criteria for support of the new exchange would include an analysis of the public good which would be provided by the new business, and the contribution it makes to a sustainable world.
"Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart." -Leonhardt
This speech was given by Howard Leonhardt in August 2011 in Sebastopol, California.
Transition: How to Live With Unpredictable Resources
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Some communities have started looking closely at the prospect of limited resources as a result of climate change, peak oil and economic decline. To prepare for it, communities like Sebastopol have declared themselves Transition Towns, setting up new ways of farming, generating energy, and generally doing things without predictable resources, and educating people in how to live that way.
In this bilingual interview, Luis Gutierrez and Evelina Molina talk to Angela Rodriguez of Transition Sebastopol about the Transition movement and how transitional practices in Sebastopol are being put into place.
Visionary Culture Radio with host Laura Fox
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Returning guest Doug Fuller of Common Vision will give us the Fruit Tree Planting Tour Wrap Up! Scott McKeown, one of Harmony Festival's producers, is very involved with Transition Town & will share with us how the city of Sebastopol has launched the 9th official Transition Town initiative in the U.S. Visionary Culture Radio with host Laura Fox examines the state of the worlds :: our inner world of personal growth, spirituality, and transformation, and our outer world of community, activation and living our highest destiny path. Featuring conscious, world-service oriented musicians, artists, scientists, leading edge social thinkers and social architects, visionaries,and people making a difference, Visionary Culture Radio is your portalway to activating 'possibilities' into manifestation to be
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How to Start a Vintage Watch Collection
Buying a brand new watch is intimidating. The most worthwhile ones can cost well over $10,000 – and they immediately lose value once you buy them. If you're just starting a watch collection, or are looking for a little less risk, consider going vintage. The advantages are many: They're more affordable, already have depreciated in value, and may have a look that is no longer available.
"I'm a sucker for vintage watches," says Hamilton Powell, who founded Crown & Caliber, an online luxury watch consignor based in Atlanta. "They're gorgeous, rare, and they feel like lucky finds."
New watch collectors shouldn't feel pressured to spend a fortune on their first timepiece. In fact, Powell says it's smart to keep a lower budget in case you decide the watch isn't for you. For those who are just getting started, here are six kinds of vintage watches to look for, all priced under $5,000.Launch Gallery » – Megan Buerger
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Nintendo was spotted filing another trademark recently, and the new name does invite a little more curiosity than the usual filing. That name is "Zii" and its reminiscence of the current Nintendo console makes things interesting. Care to play a little guessing game again?
Filed October 30, 2009, the trademark was released yesterday in Japan. Zii is supposed to be used for electronic devices and video games. That said, are we looking at the name of the Wii HD? Or are we looking at yet another Wii peripheral?
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Phoenix Arizona (PRWEB) May 01, 2014
ITM Trading, a gold and silver investment firm out of Phoenix, Arizona, recently interviewed Jim Rickards, an attorney, U.S. government consultant on financial war and terrorism, author, investment banker and well known economist, about his new book titled, "The Death of Money," as well as some of Jim's frightening predictions for the U.S. and world economies. Jim has been seen regularly on CNBC, Bloomberg and other outlets with his commentary on the coming financial collapse and sharp rise in the price in gold in the coming years. Jim is also Director of Tangent Capital and has for several years worked closely with the CIA on multiple financial national security issues. Below are some paraphrased excerpts from this exclusive interview.
To listen to the entire 30 minute interview and Jim's candid economic analyses, click here. http://www.itmtrading.com/jim-rickards-and-craig-griffin-talk-about-the-death-of-money-and-the-future-of-gold/


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Theodore Herman Eckert
Theodore Herman Eckert, 76, of Wichita Falls, passed away Thursday, April 25, 2013.
The funeral liturgy will be celebrated at 4 p.m. Saturday, April 25, 2013 in the chapel of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home with Deacon Russ Detwiler, celebrant. Arrangements are under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
Theodore was born August 9, 1936 in Wichita Falls, Texas to the late Theodore Felix Eckert and Elizabeth Willen Eckert. He attended the Academy of Mary Immaculate, and was a proud graduate of WFHS in 1954. In January 1987, he married Wenefreda Tabotabo. Theodore retired from the City of Burkburnett in 2005 where he was an Inspector.
He is survived by his wife, Wenefreda Eckert; his daughter, Anna-Maria Britt and husband Chad of San Antonio; his brother, Richard Eckert and wife Barbara of Wichita Falls; two nephews, Bradley and Stephen Eckert; and many cousins.
For those desiring, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, PO Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.owensandbrumley.com
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An enchanting desert of mystery, history
Ancient dwellings, traditional arts, spectacular landscapes await in U.S. Southwest
The highway from Albuquerque, N.M., wound through a dusty desert landscape until the turnoff for Acoma Pueblo, about 80 kilometres west of the city, where we headed south for a short stretch. There was nothing that prepared us for what came next.
The road suddenly dropped into an immense valley that stretched nearly as wide as the eye could see, ringed all around by gigantic cliffs.
It seemed as if we were alone in this enormous, silent space. There was no traffic, no noise, no sign of human activity.
Then, up ahead, we saw a prominent mesa beckoning us in the golden light so typical of the U.S. Southwest.
The mesa is home to Sky City, as the Acoma people call it: a village that stands more than 100 metres above the valley floor and has been inhabited by Native Americans for more than 800 years, making it one of the oldest continuously occupied settlements in the United States.
Acoma was the first stop on our itinerary -- a vacation designed to combine the spectacular scenery and sun-splashed weather in the U.S. Southwest with the opportunity to experience the region's rich Native American heritage.
There's a special quality about this part of the United States. It's not only the light that attracted such painters as Georgia O'Keeffe to New Mexico, it's the spiritual energy one gets when visiting these heritage sites.
At the well-equipped visitors' centre in Acoma, we paid our $20 entrance fee, which included a guided tour of the site and permission to take photographs (except in the historic church and cemetery).
The Acoma people, known to the Spanish as "the people of the white rock," used this commanding, naturally fortified location to repel the invasion attempts of neighbouring tribes. By the 16th century, as many as 6,000 lived here.
They were less successful at keeping the Spanish out. Our native guide described in gruesome detail how a 1599 Spanish raiding party succeeded in scaling the mesa, killing more than 800 and capturing hundreds more.
The male captives were sentenced to 20 years of penal servitude and each had his right foot cut off. No wonder resentment at the white man's ways still simmers.
Eventually, a pueblo revolt kicked out the Spanish, and today about 6,000 indigenous people live on the surrounding reservation, supported in part by earnings from a nearby casino.
As we toured the mesa and its old adobe dwellings, there was ample time to admire the traditional styles of pottery on sale in front of many homes. The Acoma school of painted pottery features intricate and delicate brushwork that immediately distinguishes it from other styles.
Moving on, we headed west on I-40 toward Arizona and our next destination: the magnificent Canyon de Chelly. It was first inhabited by puebloans who lived there between AD 300 and 1200. As an example of sacred native ground, there's not much that can top the grandeur of this canyon, which is 100 kilometres long and is ringed by 300-metre walls.
It's a centrepiece of the region known as the Four Corners -- the point where the borders of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colorado intersect. The area is home to the Navajo nation, who live on the largest reservation in the United States.
Their land extends for 70,000 square kilometres and includes a fast-growing population of 380,000 people, who get by on income from tourism, casinos and the sale of jewelry, art and crafts.
Not everybody lives comfortably. The base for visiting Canyon de Chelly is the town of Chinle, a dusty little outpost where signs of poverty can be seen amid the Navajo-owned motels that serve the tourists.
Our morning started with a drive along the canyon rim, where some fine photo opportunities awaited, followed by a hair-raising hike down the one trail open to the public.
It winds through sandstone rock to the canyon floor. The views are breathtaking and so is the elevation of around 1,800 metres, which can catch you short of breath if you're not careful.
The trail leads down to an ancient cliff dwelling known as the White House, built under the shelter of overhanging rock. There, you can snap more pictures from behind a fence, but visitors are kept away from the building itself.
Vendors selling beautiful and relatively inexpensive Navajo jewelry await you. Meanwhile, the sunlight plays off the canyon walls in dozens of shades and hues as the day wears on, casting the whole area in an enchanted glow.
The best way to visit Canyon de Chelly is on a private Jeep tour with a Navajo guide, and that's how we spent our afternoon. The three-hour excursion cost $150 for two but was well worth it, as we explored the canyon floor where streams flowed through land still farmed by a few Navajo families.
Our journey through Navajo Nation took us next to the Utah-Arizona border and one of the region's most renowned attractions: Monument Valley. Fans of John Wayne movies such as The Searchers will recognize the familiar landscape, where many westerns were shot. Towering sandstone formations thrust into view as we approached the park, commanding our attention. They included the two buttes known as The Mittens and others with mystical names such as Rain God Mesa and Totem Pole.
A visitors' centre and hotel complex offered panoramic views of the valley from an outdoor terrace. To get closer to the monuments, you can take a Jeep tour with a Navajo guide or drive a bumpy 27-kilometre loop yourself.
There's a bold, sweeping quality to these outcrops that makes Monument Valley not only the perfect setting for a western movie, but also holy ground for the Navajo, who see the place as a sacred dwelling.
From there, it was off to nearby Cortez, Colo., where we capped our tour of native heritage sites with a stop at Mesa Verde National Park. This is one of the oldest archeological sites in the U.S. and, like Canyon de Chelly, was settled by puebloans who built dwellings beneath the overhanging cliffs of a canyon.
They made this place their home for nearly 700 years, from AD 600 to around 1280, when they suddenly and mysteriously left, migrating south into New Mexico and Arizona.
There are many theories on why they departed -- perhaps the threat of an impending invasion by other tribes or an internal dispute forced them out -- but no solid clues. They did leave behind a rich set of artifacts, many of them plundered and sold by cowboys who discovered the spot in the late 19th century.
You can take a one-hour guided tour of Cliff Palace, the most impressive complex of cliff dwellings, with a ranger from the U.S. Park Service. You'll hear fascinating details of ancient tribal life: that water was collected and used to farm corn on the mesa tops, that the matriarchal native society was firmly ruled by women, that clans gathered in ceremonial religious structures called kivas that served to keep away outsiders.
As you stroll through Cliff Palace, you get intimate glimpses of these dwellings and can let your imagination take over -- a very personal way to experience one of the world's great heritage sites.
It was troubling to learn the site is under severe stress. The well-designed structures are beginning to crack and crumble because of climate change: forest fires along the mesa tops are destroying trees and allowing too much surface water to seep down into the cliff dwellings below.
But Mesa Verde, like much of the U.S. Southwest, remains a treasure and is well worth visiting for what the ancients can teach us.
-- Postmedia News
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 26, 2013 D1
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Feb 15 2011
When Dennis Chamberland was 12 years old, he dreamed of escaping his small Oklahoman town for somewhere much farther away. One day he wrote a letter to NASA's Kennedy Space Center: "Dear Sir, Please send me all the information you have on the space program. Sincerely, Dennis Chamberland." Mail from NASA began arriving, and it didn't stop. Every couple of months for the next few years, space program spam fed Chamberland's exploration fantasies. Still, he couldn't have imagined where that early letter would take him. When Chamberland joined NASA in the early '70s, as the manned space program was starting to thunder forward, he latched on to an idea being floated by NASA at the time: using the sea as a test bed for space exploration. As a developer of the agency's Advanced Space Life Support Systems, which monitors the safety for all off-planet habitation pursuits, Chamberland soon became a lead proponent of research on underwater habitation and what he calls the "space-ocean analog." While pursuing landmark research in bioengineering in his spare time, Chamberland's work as an aquanaut and Mission Commander on seven NASA underwater missions resulted in his harvesting of the first agricultural crop in a manned habitat on the sea floor and the design and construction of the Scott Carpenter Space Analog Station, a two man undersea habitat off Key Largo that's been visited by a range of curious futurists, including James Cameron and TV producer Rod Roddenberry. Chamberland's next goal: colonizing the sea. His concept of creating underwater "Aquaticas," as he calls habitable regions of the ocean, led to the creation of his own company, League of New Worlds, and the Atlantica Expeditions, which are attempting to build the first underwater settlement for permanent human colonization. Set to commence in about a year, the first expedition will be initiated by the submersion of the Leviathan, a small underwater habitat that can house up to four people. He's not only certain that the colonization of the ocean floor is imminent; he's making it happen.
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The Columbia University Ballroom Dance Team offers weekly classes with renowned professional dance instructors in International Standard and Latin, as well as Social dancing classes. The team offers a casual atmosphere with the opportunity to experience both the social and competitive aspects of ballroom dance.
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Welcome Back!
Posted on Tue, Sep 2 2014
Hey guys! Hope all of you had a wonderful summer and are ready for another semester of dancing! We have a lot in store for you.
This Friday, September 5, we will be tabling at the CU Activities Fair on Low Steps. This event will run all day from 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM so be sure to stop by our table to get some information!
is coming up next Monday, September 8 at 10:00 PM in Lerner C555. Come out and watch your very own students dance in a variety of styles and levels. Afterwards, there will be a
cha-cha lesson so you can experience ballroom dance for yourselves. Get pumped!
The following week, starting Monday, September 15th at 10:00 PM, begins our official first week of classes, which are FREE! More details are coming out soon, so be sure to keep checking the website or email firstname.lastname@example.com to get added to our mailing list.
Thats all for now!
This Week in Ballroom(4/7-4/14)
Posted on Mon, Apr 7 2014
Hey everyone! Here is your weekly ballroom news!
Lessons this Week
Monday- Standard (Foxtrot) in Lerner C555- ELECTIONS AT 10:45 PM!
10:00-10:45 PM Bronze
10:45-11:15 PM Elections for new E-board
11:15-11:45 PM Silver
11:45 PM-12:15 AM Gold
Tuesday- Latin (Samba) in Lerner C555, starts at 10:15 PM!
10:15-11:00 PM Bronze
11:00-11:45 PM Silver
11:45-12:30 AM Gold
Friday- Social (Salsa) in Wien Lounge
5:00-5:45 PM- Beginners
5:45-6:30 PM- Advanced
Practices (in DFC, Aerobics Room #3)
Monday- NO SPACE tonight and next two weeks
Thursday- 10:30 PM- 12 AM
Saturday- 7-10 PM
Sunday- 3 PM- 6 PM- 3-4 PM- newcomer foxtrot/samba workshops; 4-5 PM designated mentoring time; 5-6 PM- runthroughs
NYU competition (this Saturday)
We will be leading a group there on Saturday morning- please stay tuned for updates!
MIT competition (April 26th, 27th)
If you would like free housing with members of the MIT team, please fill this
and we will cover your regular registration fees.
The travel will be similar to Harvard comps (two groups going to Boston on Friday- afternoon and late eveining, and one group heading back on Sunday evening). Please stay tuned for more update on travel!
Syllabus with video links!
Just a reminder that we have our complete syllabus with video links to the steps taught in our classes online
. Enjoy!
End of the year party!
Our end of the year party will take place on Monday, May 5th, 10 PM- 12 AM, in Lerner C555. There will be snacks, performances, fun-dances, musical chairs, and more, so make sure to put this date on your calendars!
That is all for this week! Have a good one!
This Week in Ballroom(3/24-3/31)
Posted on Wed, Mar 26 2014
Hey everyone! Here is your weekly ballroom news!
Lessons this Week:
Monday- Standard (Tango) in Lerner C555
10:00-10:45 PM Bronze
10:45-11:30 PM Silver
11:30 PM-12:15 AM Gold
Tuesday- Latin (Jive) in Roone Arledge Auditorium
10:00-10:45 PM Bronze
10:45-11:30 PM Silver
11:30 PM-12:15 AM Gold
Friday- Social (Salsa) in Wien Lounge
5:00-5:45 PM- Beginners
5:45-6:30 PM- Advanced
If you have not provided us with an email address yet, please make sure to see the board member who is supervising before the class.
Practices (in DFC, Aerobics Room #3):
Monday- 10 PM- 12 AM (not supervised, open only to open level dancers)
Thursday- 10:30 PM- 12 AM
Saturday- 7-10 PM (9-10 PM- runthroughs)
Sunday- 3 PM- 6 PM (3-4 PM Newcomer workshops in tango and jive; 4-5 PM- designated mentoring time; 5-6 PM- runthroughs)
Travel to Harvard:
We will be leading the following two groups to Harvard, for the competition next weekend:
Group 1: Meet at 116th gate at 3:30PM Friday, April 4th to catch 4:45 PM Megabus; Arrive in Boston 9:15 PM Friday, April 4th.
Group 2: Meet at 116th gate at 11 PM Friday, April 4th to catch 12:15 AM Greyhound bus; Arrive in Boston 5 AM Saturday, April 5th.
We plan to return to New York on Sunday, April 6th, by the 8:30 PM Megabus from Boston.
If you are an open level dancer in the competition track program, we can purchase your tickers for both ways. For all other members traveling to Harvard, we can purchase your return trip ticket only (Boston to NYC), and you need to obtain your own ticket from NYC to Boston.
If you are competing at Harvard and would like us to purchase your ticket, please fill out the
by this Friday.
Salsa outing on Saturday:
Please see below message from our social and formation team chair, Louis:
"Dear Ballroom Salseros,
Get ready for the first social dance outing of the semester! This Saturday, Pura Vida Dance Social @ Dance Manhattan will be held at a dance studio so no ID is required. There will be a Salsa room and a Bachata room and they will have some performances as well.One of the performances will by our awesome instructor, Jonathan Rodriguez with his team Fiebre Bugalu.
39 W 19th St. (Between 5th and 6th Avenue) 4th Floor - New York, NY 10011
Cost is $5 before 10pm and $12 after, but the team will reimburse the $5 for all members of the social class.
We will lead a group from the 116th Columbia U gates, leaving at 9.15pm.
This is not to be missed! For more details and to RSVP, please contact Louis (firstname.lastname@example.com) asap."
Board application for next year:
The application for the ballroom boards of next year is now available. If you have enjoyed being part of ballroom this year, and would like to contribute to making ballroom an amazing experience for others next year- this is your chance! Taking part in running the club is also a great way to develop social and leadership skills.
The ballroom "government" next year will consist of a governing board (4 executive board positions+ 6 coordinator and chair positions) and a BADC competition board (Chair, vice-chair, and 4 coordinator positions). Only Columbia and Barnard undergraduates are eligible to run for the 4 executive board positions, while all club members are eligible to run for the other positions. Only a rising junior who has previously been part of the governing board is eligible to run for president.
I am attaching a word doc file which contains the application, and a description of each of the board positions. I have also included the name and email of the current board member serving each position, so that you can reach out to them if you have any questions. To apply, simply fill out an answer to each of the 6 questions, and email me the file by next Sunday, March 30th.
Feel free to apply for multiple positions, but make sure to rank your choices in order of preference. Good luck!
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Linear Technology considers new fab
California-based Linear Technology Corp. is considering building a new computer chip factory next to its current facility in Camas, Wash.
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DeFazio goes after Goldman Sachs
Three days after Goldman Sachs was charged with misleading and defrauding investors, Congressman Peter DeFazio is calling for a more thorough investigation of the bank's actions.
DeFazio and Maryland Congressman Elijah E. Cummings wrote a letter to Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Shapiro demanding a closer look into the scandal.
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Doctor drought looms in Oregon
The Association of American Medical Colleges is predicting a shortage of 150,000 doctors over the next 15 years.
And Henry Veldman, regional vice president of PeaceHealth Medical Group in Eugene, predicts that 300,000 of the 800,000 licensed physicians in America will retire within the next five years or so.
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The Portland-based Rose City Grand Tour runs from now through September, sending bikers through 20 cities in Oregon, Washington, Montana and Canada.
With as many as 500 bikers participating in the tour, the small-town businesses named as checkpoints are looking forward to a big boost in retail sales, dining and lodging.
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Editorial: Machinists' vote invests in Puget Sound's aerospace future
The machinists' vote secures a better economic future, for them and for the Puget Sound.
Seattle Times Editorial
When you see members of the International Association of Machinists District 751, give them a pat on the back.
The union's narrow approval of a Boeing contract extension on Friday night was tough but necessary, for its economic future and for the region's.
Approval means the Puget Sound continues to have a manufacturing core that is the envy of the nation.
A 777X built in Everett translates to an estimated 20,000 jobs at Boeing and its suppliers, worth $20 billion in economic activity. For perspective, consider how 21 states had salivated to win the 777X competition.
The vote also assured a blue-collar workforce with wages of $82,000 at the top end of the most common job class, and increases above cost-of-living, for the next 11 years. Compared with Boeing's offer rejected by the union in December, this contract is $1 billion richer.
The contract did require concessions in retirement benefits. Despite militant opposition by Local 751 leadership, a narrow majority of machinists admirably recognized the economic realities of the fiercely competitive aerospace industry.
Thanks should also go to local, elected leaders, including Ray Stephanson, Denis Law, Suzette Cooke, the mayors of Everett, Renton and Kent respectively; and Snohomish County executive John Lovick, who risked the wrath of union leadership to publicly urge this outcome. That's leadership.
The state Legislature also deserves credit for doing its part, in a special session last year, by approving a generous but tightly-written tax-incentive package that evaporates if Boeing moves any 777X production out of state.
These actions ensure Boeing will reinvest in its hometown. The company has been backing away since transplanting its headquarters to Chicago in 2001.
Had machinists voted no on Friday, there is no reason to believe 777X production also would not fly away.
Instead, the Machinists' difficult decision assures that a century of plane building in the Puget Sound continues, with carbon-fiber technology unimaginable when Bill Boeing launched his first seaplane.
Editorial board members are editorial page editor Kate Riley, Frank A. Blethen, Ryan Blethen, Sharon Pian Chan, Lance Dickie, Jonathan Martin, Thanh Tan, Lynne K. Varner, William K. Blethen (emeritus) and Robert C. Blethen (emeritus).
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Hockey associations are built around kids and families who love the game and require the time and elbow grease of many volunteers. Pam Muxfeldt of Fergus Falls is a prime example of one of the individuals who is key to making community organizations successful and Minnesota Hockey strong. After 19 years of being involved in the Fergus Falls Hockey Association (FFHA), 10 of which she was a board member and eight as the president, Pam is ready to step back. Referring to herself as "the old timer around here," Pam has been working hard encouraging others to step up to continue the hockey tradition in Fergus Falls.
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More on the monetary transmission mechanism: mortgage rates and the federal funds rate
AbstractThis study extends the research of Atesoglu (2003-4; 2004) with respect to the horizontalist and structuralist money supply endogeneity hypotheses to the case of fixed mortgage rates. The momentum threshold autoregressive model of Enders and Siklos (2001) reveals that the fixed mortgage rate and federal funds rate are cointegrated with incomplete interest rate pass-through and asymmetric adjustment. Specifically, the results of the asymmetric error correction model indicate unidirectional causality from the federal funds rate to the fixed mortgage rate, lending support for the horizontalist endogeneity hypothesis.
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It appears University of Iowa President Sally Mason got the message.
It was loud, clear and unambiguous, unlike the public statements uttered by Mason that sparked it.
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Shorter Huskies upended by visiting UC Irvine, 86-72
In front of a sparse crowd of 5,875 fans at Alaska Airlines Arena, Washington (1-1) had no answer for UCI's big frontcourt.
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UC Irvine center Mamadou Ndiaye is so tall, the 7-foot 6-inch freshman from Dakar, Senegal can practically touch the rim when he extends his arms beneath the basket.
The Washington men's basketball team knew it literally had a steep task against the Anteaters and the country's tallest player, and the Huskies attacked the rim with little success in an 86-72 nonconference defeat in front of 5,875 at Alaska Airlines Arena.
"Mamadou maybe played his best game since he's been in college," UW coach Lorenzo Romar said. "He was a factor. I think he got in our heads a little bit."
One by one, the Huskies threw bodies at the big man with the 8-foot wingspan and nothing worked.
C.J. Wilcox said Ndiaye was "a tree."
"He altered so many shots (for) everybody that went in there," said Wilcox, who led UW with 24 points. "Just him being there you had to put a little extra on all of your shots. He got a lot of blocks. He definitely played a big part tonight."
Ndiaye finished with 18 points on 7-for-9 shooting, eight blocks and nine rebounds in 26 minutes.
When he wasn't rejecting shots, the UCI big man punctuated a two-hand slam dunk over 6-9 Perris Blackwell and yelled at the UW forward, which drew a technical foul.
"I was celebrating," Ndiaye said. "And of course, he (Blackwell) got mad a little bit. He talked to me. I said I was sorry. That was my first (technical). I'm not going to do that anymore."
Otherwise it was a near flawless performance for Ndiaye, who anchored UCI's 2-3 zone defense that held Washington to 37.5 percent shooting.
The Huskies had more success behind the arc (6 for 16) and at the free-throw line (18 for 29), than they did inside the paint.
"I just love blocking shots," Ndiaye said. "That's my favorite. More than anything else."
Without forward Jernard Jarreau, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in the opener, and injured forward Desmond Simmons (knee), Washington (1-1) had no answer for UCI's big frontcourt that combined for 32 points.
The Huskies countered with Blackwell, who made his UW debut after missing the opener with a concussion, and Shawn Kemp Jr., however they quickly switched to a four-guard lineup that included 6-6 wing Mike Anderson in the high post.
Washington had early success and led 36-30 with 2:58 remaining in the first half.
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"The second half, we just came out so flat," Romar said. "Second game of the season, that shouldn't happen."
The Huskies, which received 13 points from freshman Nigel William-Goss, never got closer than 13 points down the stretch.
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Chris Hansen Loses 'Dateline' Anchor Job After Scandal
Now it seems that the scandal may have cost him more than just marital harmony -- it may also have cost him a much-coveted job.
According to 'The New York Post,' NBC was set to name Hansen as the new 'Dateline' anchor next month after current anchor Ann Curry landed the top job at 'Today,' but the plan has been scrapped by NBC brass, who believe the scandal has damaged Hansen.
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Chris Hansen, 'To Catch a Predator' Host, Caught Cheating by Hidden Cameras
According to 'The Daily Mail' Hansen found himself on the receiving end of his own hidden camera tactics after the married NBC anchor was secretly filmed on an illicit date with a blonde television reporter 20 years his junior.
He was the subject of a four-month long sting operation conducted by 'The National Enquirer' after he allegedly began an affair with former NBC intern Kristyn Caddell, a 30-year-old Florida journalist.
To Catch a Predator Catches up to Roman Polanski
Meanwhile, with so many in Hollywood reaching out to defend confessed child rapist Roman Polanski, It was inevitable that some clever video editor would bring "Predator" host Chris Hansen and moviedom's most prominent pedophile together for a brief interview on YouTube (video after the jump).
The exchange hits all of the "Predator" chestnuts as, whenever Hansen ambushed one of these depraved disasters, there'd be excuses and denials galore. Sadly, Polanski outlived the real "To Catch a Predator" as lame lawsuits involving tired notions of due process and entrapment ruined the fun for everyone.
NBC trying an alternative to Predator-catching
Didn't these guys learn their lesson the first time around? Vigilante justice with a camera is still vigilante justice, and vigilante justice only works well in the comic books and movies. It works on television too, but only in the scripted variety and not like this.
Granted, prostitution with a camera is called pornography, but that's legal. It has a system to govern it and make sure it doesn't reach children or other inappropriate people (how effectively it works is another discussion). Even the government has expressed concerns about televised sting operations interfering in the legal apprehension of criminals.
While this may bring some short-term ratings to NBC, I don't see it lasting long. The last thing they need is another Bill Conradt-style lawsuit.
Sick of the Super Bowl? Here's a sampler platter of what else you can watch
Thanks to the Arizona Cardinals' first appearance this weekend, my hometown team, the New Orleans Saints, will now be one of only five left in the NFL that have never made a Super Bowl appearance. Three if you don't count the expansion clubs.
So if you're a Cardinals fan and don't have the stomach to endure their slow, agonizing and inevitable defeat at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers, here are some alternative shows you can watch instead of the Super Bowl.
To Catch A Predator still going
I've never been a fan of Dateline's "To Catch A Predator." Despite helping to put sexual predators behind bars, the series is tainted by egregious spectacle, and recently resulted in the suicide of one man in Murphy, Texas. Consequently, the district attorney has refused to prosecute the other twenty-four men who were caught in the sting.
Readers can discuss in the comments the value of one man's life over that of anyone else's, but that's not the point I'm trying to make. What I'm saying is, despite selling the show as some kind of humanitarian crusade, reporter Chris Hansen and the producers behind "To Catch A Predator" both want and need that moment of public humiliation for the show to work and for people to watch. They're putting out a fire, yes, but they're doing it by throwing manure on it.
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