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Senior administrators to step down
Three senior members of Linfield's administration are stepping down at the end of this semester, leaving gaps in Linfield's upper echelon of managers.
Dean of Students, Vice President of Student Services and Professor of Economics Dave Hansen, Senior Advisor and Assistant to the President Frederic Ross and Dean of Faculty and Vice President of Academic Affairs Victoria McGillin will cease to hold their positions at the end of May.
Hansen has been the dean of students for 22 years and will remain at Linfield as a part-time professor of economics.
"I want to experiment a little with the concept of retirement," he said, adding that it was time for fresh blood to take control of his position.
Hansen began working at Linfield 43 years ago. He described a much different Linfield in his early days.
"The main difference is resources," he said. "Linfield had a very small endowment — still has a small endowment — but it was smaller then."
Hansen began as a professor of economics. He said that his background was not in personnel or student management, which made his job more difficult at the start.
"Being the dean of students allows me to have an impact on a wider variety of students than as a teacher," he said. "I'll miss working with folks in this division. They're good fellows who really care about the students."
Linfield has launched a nationwide search for a new dean.
"They have a very good pool of candidates," he said. "I think we'll have a very talented replacement."
Another long-time Linfield faculty member, Ross, will be retiring at the end of the semester.
Ross is the first senior adviser and assistant to the president, a position
created by President Thomas Hellie three years ago.
He said the president convinced him to delay his retirement for a few years because Hellie wanted him to be his adviser.
The senior adviser and the president's office organize board meetings. One of Ross' duties is to ensure that decisions made during faculty meetings are executed.
"My job is to make sure that things are set up outside of those meetings — special task forces and other things," Ross said "It sounds boring, but I'm working with an exciting and talented group of people."
Ross said that he was inspired by the president's vision for the college, including sustainability and increased diversity.
Ross has been at Linfield for 26 years, 23 of which he spent as a professor in the education department.
The last major administrator, McGillin, is taking a leave of absence at the end of the semester. She will be writing a book based on 10 years of her research about psychological pressures and resistance in an educational environment.
McGillin, a psychologist by discipline, has studied risk and resilience in college students and faculty at her previous institutions.
"I was interested in resilience in populations of young people who had everything going against them and should have developed psychological problems but did not," she said. "I found that same question in students arriving at college with a bit more baggage."
McGillin has been the dean of faculty at Linfield for two years. She was previously a faculty member at Texas Williams and Clark universities, where she said she followed students as they went through college and used them as a sample population for her currently unnamed book. She said her book research helped her succeed at Linfield.
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Hundreds of Charlottesville children learned the importance and fun of a healthy lifestyle Saturday.
The Kids in the Kitchen event gave them a chance to make their own healthy snacks, test out exercise techniques and learn about fire safety.
More than 20 organizations set up shop to help promote healthy habits and combat childhood obesity.
"This year we really incorporated the whole body into it, where we focus on lifestyle changes wellness, I mean there's a fire safety station here, things that you know, encompasses the body but it's also important for kids to learn about," said Angela Taylor, event chair.
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It's well known at this point that Disney and Lucasfilm are actively working on a new entrant in the Star Wars film franchise, known as Episode VII, as well as planning to continue the series beyond that. But in addition to keeping the linear Star Wars movies going, Disney CEO Bob Iger has confirmed that the much-rumored standalone movie is also in development. Speaking to CNBC, Iger said "I can confirm to you today that in fact we are working on a few standalone films, Larry Kasdan and Simon Kinberg are both working on films derived from great Star Wars characters that are not part of the overall saga."
Additionally, Iger reiterated the plans to release Episodes VII, VIII, and IX over the course of six years starting in 2015. Unfortunately, we don't know what these spinoff movies will focus on, or how they will relate to the greater Star Wars narrative. Recent rumors have suggested that one of the movies will focus on the Yoda character, though Iger did not confirm or deny that. Either way, there should be plenty of Star Wars movies hitting theaters to keep fans occupied over the next decade or so.
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Reno's Midtown area has certainly seen its share of changes in the last few years.
The revitalization effort is renewed, with hopes of adding an outdoor urban farm to the mix on Center Street.
Lyndsey Langsdale and her partner Toni Ortega were a couple of art majors at the University of Nevada, but these artists are turning into farmers.
"Talking about having food and getting fresh produce to neighbors and to kids is really, everybody can get on board with that," says Langsdale.
The plan is to take a piece of land a little smaller than one acre, and turn it into Lost City Farm.
"We're going to have a farm stand right in the center of the property so anybody, when we're open, can come, any neighbor, anybody at all, can come and buy the produce right from us," says Langsdale.
She says in Nevada, growers need a certification to sell food that has not been processed. She hopes to distribute her food to local restaurants and stores.
"We want to be able to deliver all of our produce by bike," she says. "So, the goal is to sell everything that is sellable within about five miles."
She says she and her partner will grow vegetables that customers request.
"So, we'll have herbs, we'll have mostly root crops and greens."
Other local farmers have been helping them with seed starts and setting up the irrigation system. An empty lot now, that should be sprouting up in the near future.
"This is something that can happen in town that can benefit anybody who wants to take part in it," says Lyndsey.
Lyndsey and her partner are still raising money through fundraisers to pay for the farm. They plan on planting in Spring, and will be open to the public by June.
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A Bay County jury convicted Kalia Janell Bouie on Wednesday of public assistance fraud for claiming more than $12,000 in food stamps and Medicaid benefits when she wasn't entitled to them.
Assistant State Attorney Barbie Beasley showed jurors that Bouie, 30, of 1600 Florida Ave., E118, misrepresented her income between December 2008 and September 2011 to receive state assistance.
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Yesterday was the official launch of stone crab season, which means that the tasty crustaceans will be popping up on menus across South Florida. Hopefully, this year's crop will be more plentiful than last season's, when yields were crippled by weather and octopus! This led to scarce stone crabs, and, as a result, pricier claws.
In the good news category, however, legendary restaurant Joe's Stone Crab is celebrating its 100th year in business. In 1913, the eatery debuted on Miami Beach as a fish shack. Joe's didn't start serving stone crabs until 1921. Since then, every celebrity, politician and notorious figure has eaten at Joe's, including Will Rogers, Amelia Earhart, Gloria Swanson, Joseph Kennedy, J. Edgar Hoover, Walter Winchell, Muhammad Ali, George Bush, Bill Clinton, Frank Sinatra, Jennifer Lopez, Burt Reynolds, Dan Marino, Alonzo Mourning, Billy Joel, Martha Stewart, Al Pacino, Michael Douglas, Tom Cruise, John Travolta, Sean Connery and Madonna.
Joes has evolved into a 500-seat restaurant (including the Take Away next door) with 400 employees. Last year, they served over 350,000 guests with reported revenue of $33 million (including shipping). They have even franchised their brand with locations in Las Vegas and Chicago. More than a Miami tradition, Joe's has become a national treasure.
Last night, I had to be there for the 100th anniversary. However, there was no fanfare, celebrities or celebratory tone. It was business as usual, which is fitting given the restaurant's unpretentious manner.
While I didn't order stone crabs (they were still serving frozen ones; wait a few more days for fresh crabs), the chopped salad, garlic creamed spinach, hashed brown potatoes and blackened shrimp were all up to snuff and familiar as home. Even the bread basket made me smile, although I eschewed those carbs in favor of the crispy hashed browns.
While other businesses have started in Miami with cheaper crab claws, most notably George Stone Crab and its restaurant counterpart My Ceviche, there is something so comforting about being seated in the main dining room of Joe's, surrounded by satisfied (often bibbed) customers and tuxedo-clad servers. It's traditional, which is something we don't see too often in today's social media, fast food obsessed age.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (4/6 /13) – Western Kentucky University will dedicate its new home for alumni on April 12.
The ceremony for the Augenstein Alumni Center will begin at 2 p.m. The AAC is located at 292 Alumni Ave. Parking is available in the Alumni Square Parking Garage, the Kentucky Street Lot and the HUB Lot adjacent to the AAC.
An open house and refreshments will follow the ceremony, which will include remarks from WKU President Gary Ransdell; Donald Smith, executive director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving and president of the College Heights Foundation; Dale Augenstein, past president of the WKU Alumni Association and lead donor for the project; and Charlotte Rice, president of the Student Alumni Association.
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Student Employment: How do YOU find a part-time job?
Working while in college, beyond the financial gains, can also give you experience that will enhance your education and career experience. Below is a summary of reasons why many students work a job while in school.
· Obtain additional financial resources and/or reduce the amount of additional educational financing
· Gain experience interacting and networking with professionals
· Opportunity to experience various career options first hand
· Gain valuable and practical career experience
· Opportunity to enhance fundamental career skills such as communication, time management and customer service
· Develop a sense of community and involvement with the University of Louisville and/or Louisville
The University of Louisville hires thousands of students to work in various positions all over campus. From computer lab monitors, receptionists, and food service employees, to yoga instructors, research assistants and peer advisors, almost every department or office on campus is seeking students to work in their department at some point during the year. It is important to understand the different types of student employment and how best to go about finding the type of student employment for which you are interested in and qualify.
This site will provide you with resources and information about employment opportunities for students. If you're a student who is looking for a job, you've come to the right place!
On-Campus Student Employment
On-campus student employment opportunities are part-time jobs offered by any number of campus departments that do not require students to be college work study eligible in order to be qualified to work. The Library, Residence Life and the Department of Intramurals are the largest employers of on-campus student employees on the Belknap campus.
Ways to find positions:
Symplicity – Most campus departments list their positions on Symplicity. You can search positions by federal work-study, part-time on-campus and part-time off campus designations.
Part-time Job Fair – Held annually at the beginning of the fall semester, this employment fair features dozens of campus departments looking to hire students. Usually held in the Red Barn, you are encouraged to stop by and browse through the tables, talk to the employer representatives and gather information about exciting opportunities. This year's fair is August 27, 11-2 in the Red Barn.
Departmental Websites – Several departments and colleges post vacant positions on their websites. A quick scan of the website for the department you're interested in working in may yield information about available positions. You can also call and ask each department you are interested in.
Direct Contact – For many, the best way to find a job is to hit the pavement. Physically going to the departments during their business hours and asking about employment opportunities may result in successful job placement. Many departments hire only a few students and don't utilize more formal on-campus hiring resources, like Symplicity.
Off-Campus Student Employment
Off-campus employment opportunities are not affiliated with the University. The employers who participate in hiring UofL students are quite vaired, offering a wide range of opportunities, pay ranges and hours of work.
Symplicity is one of the very best ways to find part-time employment off campus. A wide variety of organizations and private individuals list local part-time positions through Symplicity. The search function allows students to easily look for part-time, off campus positions in Louisville.
Web Resources on the Career Development Center's Webpage - There are many online job listings that allow students to search in the Louisville area. The Career Web Resources list on the Career Services website lists many of these sites.
Direct Contact – For many, the best way to find a job is to hit the pavement. Physically going to the business and asking about employment opportunities may result in successful job placement.
Federal Work Study - General Overview
The Federal Work-Study Program (FWS) is a federal financial aid program that provides funding for students to work in part-time jobs on and off campus. In order to qualify for FWS, you must apply for financial aid and show documented financial need. This program provides opportunities for employment related to your course of study. FWS employment provides beneficial resume-building experience/training and can lead to career opportunities while still in school.
FWS employment is better than normal employment because the earnings are removed from income on the Free Application for Financial Aid. Therefore your earnings are not considered when figuring your "financial need" for future financial aid. If you were not awarded FWS, you may contact the UofL Financial Aid Office to see if you qualify.
How to find a Work-Study Position
When you log into Symplicity click on the Jobs link at the top, look for Position Type and then simply select Federal Work Study (FWS)" from the drop down menu. This will give you a listing of current federal work-study positions both on and off campus.
Student Employment vs. Staff Employment at UofL
Students may consider applying for full-time, part-time or temporary positions at the University of Louisville. There are several benefits associated with being a classified staff member, including qualified tuition reduction, benefits (such as health insurance), and other advantages.
One of the major differences between student employment and staff employment is your role at the University. If you are a student employee, your primary role is to be a student. If you are a staff employee, your primary role is as an employee and any time you get off to take classes, is at the discretion of your employing department.
Here are a few point to consider that will help you determine which kind of position may be right for you. If you are interested in applying to be a University of Louisville staff member, these positions will be listed on the University of Louisville's Human Resources website .
Student Employment
· Part-time employee who is concurrently enrolled at UofL with the primary goal of achieving a degree.
· Employment is interim or temporary in nature and is incidental to the pursuit of an academic program. No guarantee of employment implied or otherwise.
· Non-benefits eligible.
Staff Employment
Students are eligible to apply, yet there are some differences:
· Regular Staff - positions regularly scheduled for 20 hours/week or more and are expected to be active for more than 6 months; benefits eligible.
· Part-time Staff - positions regularly scheduled for less than 20 hours/week and that are expected to be active for more than 6 months; not benefits-eligible.
· Temporary Staff - positions which are expected to be active for less than 6 months; non-benefits eligible
When to Start Looking for a Job
Once a student has gone to a new student orientation and has received their student id number , they are able to log into Symplicity and look at the listings for both on and off campus positions. Campus departments cannot hire a new student until the first day of classes; however, students can contact departments listing positions and indicate their interest in the position at any time. Off-campus employers can hire students at any time.
Getting Paid
The rate of pay for on-campus student positions and any subsequent raises, are set by the hiring department or the off campus employer. In some cases, minimum wage is required and in other cases, an employer does not have to pay minimum wage.


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4.1/5 rDev -2.8%
Poured golden with a nice white head.
The smell was faint hops, almost no smell at all.
The flavor was very hoppy, yet smooth. It tasted like a pale ale without the harshness often found in them. A very smooth, crisp and balanced pilsener.
Mouthfeel was smooth and crisp.
Very drinkable. A new favorite, except I won't be in Cleveland again for a while.
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This was served at the brewpub on a beautiful Friday afternoon.
This pours a nice, deep, rich golden color with a fluffy one-finger head that dissipates down to clouds and swirls. Nice clingy patches of lace clung to the sides of the glass as I enjoyed this at a table on the sidewalk.
The aroma is spicy hops with a hint of malt.
The taste is crisp and clean from the wonderful hop presence. I'm going to have to guess saaz and tettnanger as the 'noble' hops used in this brew, but I'm only guessing here. I should have asked. There's also a nice malt presence that lends to the over all well balance of this pilsener. (Its this malt presence that made me think of this as a Chech Pisener.)
I think this has a nice medium body with great carbonation that was impressive.
A superb summertime that is enjoyed even more outside in the warm summer air, very drinkable.
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The future meets the past as researchers from Old Dominion University, NASA, Boeing and the U.S. Air Force test what could be the shape of some airplanes to come. Engineers have installed a small-scale blended wing body prototype in ODU's Langley Full-Scale Wind Tunnel, an historic tunnel that once hosted some of America's greatest aviation pioneers, including Orville Wright, Howard Hughes and Charles Lindbergh.
Designated the X-48B by the U.S. Air Force, the prototype was developed by Boeing Phantom Works, St. Louis, Mo. The 21-foot wingspan aircraft, designed and built to Boeing specifications by Cranfield Aerospace, is an 8.5 percent scale version of a blended wing body concept. A blended wing body looks like a modified triangular-shaped wing and different than traditional tube and wing airplanes.
Engineers from Old Dominion are putting the X-48B through a series of tests in the huge 30- by 60-foot test section. Boeing and NASA want to assess the prototype's aerodynamic characteristics and use the wind tunnel data to better predict how it will react during flight tests later this year at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base in California..
The Air Force Research Laboratory has partnered with NASA and Boeing in the research effort. The Air Force is interested in the blended wing body concept's potential as a multi-role military aircraft that could be used for many different missions.
This article was posted on: April 28, 2006
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Cancer worries for female smokers
11:00am Friday 10th August 2012 in Oxford
A HUGE study of female smokers by Oxford scientists has revealed the hidden cost of a 20-a-day habit.
A total of 1.3m middle-aged women were studied over a decade by staff at the Cancer Research UK Epidemiology Unit at Oxford University .
It found women who smoke have an increased likelihood of developing cancers of the blood, immune system and bone marrow. The risks of developing Hodgkin's lymphoma and some bone marrow cancers doubled in women who smoked about 20 cigarettes a day, evidence published in the British Journal of Cancer today indicates.
Prof Valerie Beral, one of the study authors and director of the Cancer Research UK Epidemiology Unit at Oxford University, said: "These results highlight smoking as a cause of cancer."
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Hello everyone. I am new and I don't actually know anyone here yet.
29th September 2004, 10:31 PM
Well, welcome aboard spawn of satan, let me be your first aquaintance on GUA. Make sure you follow all the rules and FAQS, and if you have any questions, pm me.
30th September 2004, 10:06 AM
You don't now anyone here? God another soul going to be lost in this world of GUA... :tongue: j/k. You will now people soon enough.
anyways welcome here and have fun. See ya around!
30th September 2004, 01:50 PM
yeah, you have now met three people. Just be careful, some of these guys are scary.
(They hurt me....)
Neway, be a good boy and don't irritate a mod and you are usually well off.....mostly anyway.
30th September 2004, 02:06 PM
Yes, yes... don't irritate us mods or we will have to retaliate.
Follow rules. Don't get shot.
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Welcome to GuA. It's really fun here and the people are nice just don't tick anyone off and follow all the rules. That's about it.
30th September 2004, 04:38 PM
hi, i am new to, but welcome. (dont hurt me)
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wat the little block thingys on the side of my box thingy? the ones that say hp and mp and the rest?
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Yes, yes... don't irritate us mods or we will have to retaliate.
Yes, in crule and unusual ways *shudder*
Welcome spawnofsatan, read the rules stay on topic and have fun :)
psycho59, instead of posting twice, you should click the EDIT button and add to the original post.
The HP, MP etc is for the role playing forums. The numbers depend on how long, how many posts you have and how long you have been on GUA. Put your mouse over the names for a short description.
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REMINDER: July TSC General Meeting is TUESDAY JULY 10th at CHIMI'S on 81st Street, just east of Sheridan. 6 pm Social Time, 7 pm Meeting Time.
Also, Please make plans now to join us for the TSC Lake Party on July 21st from 2 p.m. -8:30 p.m. at the beautiful Skiatook Lake, just a short drive from Tulsa. Early Sign-Up deadline is at the July 10th General Meeting. We will be at Tall Chief Cove Pavilion on Skiatook Lake (directions below). We will have boat rides, games, dinner, beverages, and entertainment. Join us for some fun in the sun (and the shade of the pavilion). We hope to see you there!
Tentative agenda:
- 2-5 p.m. Boat rides, Social time, and Games.
- 5 p.m. Dinner will be served.
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- Pavilion will close at 9 p.m.
Please also bring your sunscreen, bathing suits, towels, and chairs.
- Adult Price $20.00
- Guest Price $25.00
- Child 12 and Under $5.00
- Pay at the Door or late signup (after July 10th) $25.00
Please either sign up at the July General meeting on July 10 (this is early sign-up deadline), or mail your payment to Toni Hatfield 8430 S. Florence Avenue Tulsa, OK 74137. Make checks payable to Tulsa Ski Club. Check payment only through mail, please.
Any questions or to Volunteer, please call Toni at 918 645 5545.
Any sign-ups postmarked after this date of July 10 will be considered a pay at the door price. Please note any late sign-ups or pay at the door might not guarantee food since we have to order that based on a firm headcount.
The site is accessible for persons with a disability or otherwise limited physical mobility. Also, Tall Chief Cove is a campground. If you are interested in staying overnight, please book this directly online at www.recreation.gov
Getting There:
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From Tulsa, Oklahoma, take Highway 75 north to State Highway 20. Take the Skiatook exit, turn west on State Highway 20 and drive about 15 miles. Turn left on Lake Road and proceed about five miles to the campground.
We hope you join us out there!!! Sincerely, TSC Lake Party Committee: Linda Stubbs, Laurie McKelvey, Matt Moss, Sherry Mitchell, Trey Sophy, Dennis Holt, Chuck Harrington, Janice Hiatt, and Toni Hatfield.


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Letter to the Editor: Seniors beware
Catherine Murphy, Burkburnett
It is mostly we in our age group who will need vision help. If we have had eye surgery, we may even qualify for help from Medicare to pay for prescription glasses.
Because most of us do not have overflowing pockets of money, an ad for "Two Pairs of Prescription Glasses, Including Frames for $99" would get our attention should we need glasses.
There are reputable providers who will back this claim. However, there is one in our midst who is possibly managing to defraud the Medicare system.
That facility processes the application to Medicare for your reimbursement and then it keeps the fee for itself, even though you the buyer has paid in full up front.
Should you respond to such an ad as that above and you qualify for Medicare help in payment, I suggest you not sign any form allowing the provider to apply for reimbursement for you, but that you be furnished the proper forms instead and secure your own reimbursement. Other reputable providers in the city do this.
The complaint I registered with the Wichita Falls BBB was forwarded to the BBB in Austin which has jurisdiction over this provider. I was notified that said office could not get a response from this provider, but that the company has had numerous complaints registered against it to date.
I have also been in conversation with Medicare which is in the process of investigating the case. I was told it appears to be fraud. I do not wait for final adjudication of my complaint for fear others might further aid this provider's possible fraudulent practice in the meantime.
Again, beware! Is it any wonder that Medicare is said to be running out of money?
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State police in Gettysburg have charged a Hanover man who allegedly threw a bunch of bananas during an argument at an Adams County home.
Theodore Kauffman Jr., 29, went to the Butler Township home unannounced, and was disorderly and under the influence of alcohol, when he got into the argument Saturday evening, police said in a news release.
Kauffman then threw the bunch of bananas, two of which struck 40-year-old Donald Klingensmith, of Spring Grove, in the chest, police said.
He then fled the home but was later arrested at a local bar, police said. He was later charged with harassment and public drunkenness and transported to Adams County Prison.
Online court documents indicate he pleaded guilty to the summary offenses before a district judge on Monday and was ordered to pay $462.50 in fines and costs.


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As a woman and a feminist, I just wanted to give a quick shout out and wish all Early Bird readers a Happy International Women's Day!
I don't have anything special planned blog-wise for today, as I strive to write about women and gender issues on a daily basis. International Women's Day, to me, is about raising these issues in a forum where people who don't necessarily get to hear and read about them can.
But you should definitely skip on over to Lane Change, where you can pledge to "give the ladies some love" by dedicating a Facebook status or Tweet or blog post or conversation to feminist and gender-related issues that speak to you, donate to a women's charity, or talk about your feminist heroes, amongst other things.
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The Rapid City Fire Department and Police Department went head to head Saturday, iIn the name of charity.
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But both teams agree, the real winners are the kids during this charity event. "They put it on every year with all proceeds benefiting Toys For Tots. Our only goal is that we have enough money and Toys donated to provide toys to everybody that needs them," says Stacie Kellogg. The Rapid City Police Department won in the final few minutes of the third period 1-0.
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A Chapin High School teacher who was recommended to be fired after stomping an American flag in his classroom has agreed to resign at the end of this school year.
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The district's superintendent recommended Compton be fired after parents complained about the lesson, but Compton was deciding whether to appeal to the school board.
Compton's lawyer says he stomped the flag to show the idea of what America stands for is greater than the material objects like the flag that represent it and that the teacher did not intend to show any disrespect to military members to the country.
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Second honeymoon / James Patterson and
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Love Italian food : recipes for
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Pati's Mexican table : the secrets of
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Mr. Wilkinson's vegetables a cookbook
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The best tree house ever / Maurice
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Live-Action Final Fantasy VII Web Series Seeks Funding On Kickstarter
Posted on Tuesday, July 23 @ 06:00:00 Eastern by Alex_Osborn
Final Fantasy VII is undoubtedly one of the most iconic role-playing games of all time. The memorable cast of characters and engrossing story are but two of the many reasons this title has a special place in the hearts of so many gamers.
As such, a group of 250 filmmakers have taken to Kickstarter in search for funding for a live-action web series that tells the story of Final Fantasy VII. Be sure to check out the proof of concept trailer above if you haven't done so already. It's quite impressive.
For all the details on this film project, be sure to check out the Kickstarter page. Currently, $3,000 has been raised toward their $400,000 goal with 29 days left.
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If the league started charging? What do you call NFL Sunday Ticket at $300 a season? That's almost $20 per game. Add the DirecTV basic packages and you're talking a good chunk of change every year. I've dropped in the neighborhood of 2K watching the Bucs since 1998 when I first got my dish. I don't watch the NBA as often because it has virtually a permanent cast system. New teams rarely win championships. MLB is cool but doesn't have the same impact per game unless it's down the stretch or playoffs. NHL doesn't interest me much.
Replay takes too long is the only problem . I've never understood what the refs are doing when a call is obvious on the screen , we've all made up our mind a long time ago , and the ref stays under the hood for 3 more minutes....what the hell is he looking at ?? Naked pics of Jen Sterger ?


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James Harrison is an idiot.
Steelers linebacker Harrison: 'I don't care if I hurt opposing players' Harrison's reputation as being one of the NFL's nastiest players was enhanced when his leading-with-the-helmet hits on Joshua Cribbs and Mohamed Massaquoi left the Browns with just two healthy wide receivers for more than a half. Neither hit was penalized, although the NFL said Monday it is reviewing the hit on Massaquoi The crown of Harrison's helmet slammed into the left side of Cribbs' helmet as the wide receiver was running a wildcat formation play, causing Cribbs to crumple face-first into the turf. He appeared to be momentarily knocked out. Because Cribbs was a runner, such helmet-to-helmet contact is permissible. "I thought Cribbs was asleep," Harrison said. "A hit like that geeks you up, especially when you find out the guy is not really hurt, he's just sleeping. He's knocked out but he's going to be OK." "I don't want to injure anybody," Harrison said following Pittsburgh's 28-10 victory. "There's a big difference between being hurt and being injured. You get hurt, you shake it off and come back the next series or the next game. I try to hurt people."


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Here's a question!? Did you shower this morning? We know of a whole volleyball team who won't be hitting showers anytime soon.
It's all for a good cause and serves as a life lesson. All the girls agree they've definitely learned to appreciate a "hot shower" after learning about the bigger issues going on in the world.
According to the nonprofit "well aware," a child dies every 20 seconds in Africa because they don't have access to clean water.
Given the findings, the organization put together a week long "shower strike."
Participants are supposed to set a monetary goal and not shower until they raise the dollar amount.
"I don't think we stink that much because we can still wash our hair like in the pool," said Brinley Cuardra, the 8th grader who was inspired and started this whole team.
It didn't take much convincing as many of her teammates were quick to join.
"People over there in Africa don't have what we have, like cell phones and stuff so we should be grateful."
They're all "WELL-AWARE" of the nonprofit and the move that's swept the nation with strikers raising money to provide life-saving water to those who have none in Kenya.
"I fill my sink with, like, water and soap and stuff and then I get my sponge and clean off like that," says Alexis Patterson.
It's quite the challenge, but the girls say the real goal is to serve those in need.
They've already raised more than 4-thousand bucks in this online effort.
Now they're looking forward to the even bigger payoff of knowing there team efforts will help save thousands of lives. Then, they'll shower.
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Music's Top 40 Money Makers 2014: The Rich List
Billboard ranks the highest-paid musicians of the past year.
Who makes the biggest bucks in music? Billboard's annual Money Makers ranking of the top earners is more than a little bit country (Taylor storms in at No. 1), with plenty of hip-hop and a whole lot of rock'n'roll (Stones! Eagles! Mumford!). Plus: how Celine Dion made $11 million in a single room. (Scroll to the bottom of this page to read the methodology of how this list was formulated).
Read More: Taylor Swift Leads 2014 Money Makers List
Reporting by Keith Caulfield, Ed Christman, Phil Gallo, Gary Graff, Jeff Miller, Gail Mitchell, Gordon Murray, Melinda Newman, Colin Stutz, Roy Trakin, Ray Waddell and Chris Willman.
Taylor Swift
2013 Earnings: $39,699,575.60
Physical, digital, touring — Taylor Swift, 23, crushed it on pretty much every level in 2013, with merchandising, branding and sponsorships (not factored into her total haul) only upping her stature as a mainstream go-to. Indeed, Swift has hit that sweet-spot demo that captures revenue from every angle. Her album sales are eighth among all of Billboard's Money Makers and trail only Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton among country acts. On the digital front, Swift is an elite artist at nearly 10 million downloads, ranking sixth, and she's fifth in streaming royalties, leaving her country peers in the dust.
But where the singer truly shines is in touring, perhaps the best metric of fan passion. Swift's revenue from six months of touring the United States on the global Red Tour tops all of her fellow Money Makers with an estimated take of $30 million. Beyond her take of ticket receipts, the tour boasted three integrated sponsorships (Keds, Elizabeth Arden, Diet Coke) whose estimated cash value is believed to be in the high seven figures, and, at $17 per head in merch sales, Swift stands to bring in an additional $10 million gross.
Kenny Chesney
2013 Earnings: $32,956,240.70
Second only to Garth Brooks among country acts with the most No. 1s on the Billboard 200, 45-year-old Chesney remains one of the most consistent earners in the music industry. Solidly strong on the content side — digital and physical — Chesney's 2013 release, "Life on a Rock," was the artist's seventh chart-topper, while on the touring front he's country's stadium king, having topped 1 million in attendance for 10 consecutive tours, including this year's $90 million No Shoes Nation trek. Chesney will take a touring breather in 2014 but doesn't plan on slowing down when it comes to business interests beyond music.
Justin Timberlake
2013 Earnings: $31,463,297.03
After taking a seven-year break from music, Justin Timberlake returned in explosive fashion in 2013, releasing his first album since 2006 and touring stadiums both by himself and with Jay Z (see tour photos). To say that Timberlake's fans responded vigorously would be an understatement. Led by "The 20/20 Experience," the 33-year-old singer-turned-actor generated more than 2 million physical a
The artist particularly impressed with digital sales, collecting more than $5 million in royalties from albums, tracks and streaming. At radio, "Suit & Tie" generated the highest first-week plays in Billboard's Mainstream Top 40 chart history. JT delivered on ticket sales, too. His Legends of the Summer trek with Jay Z generated $60 million from a dozen shows. On his own, he grossed $43 million and performed in front of nearly 1 million fans between two legs and 39 shows.
Bon Jovi
2013 Earnings: $29,436,801.04
Bon Jovi's global appeal dwarfs its touring performance in the United States. The band's Because We Can Tour was the top-grossing trek of 2013 — and marked the third time in six years that Bon Jovi had come out on top. Of its 2013 gross, a take of $83 million represents less than half of the band's gross receipts generated from a relentless schedule of playing stadiums around the world. Still, these Jersey boys did more than all right on these shores — the band released its fifth album to top the Billboard 200, "What About Now," in 2013.
And it's no surprise that Bon Jovi's immensely popular stable of songs continues to drive strong digital track sales, with more than 1.5 million downloads producing nearly $300,000 in royalties. Streaming royalties are also catching up, approaching $150,000. But while Bon Jovi clearly still can produce chart-topping albums, this is a touring band. Road-warrior revenue streams include robust merch sales, likely in the eight-figure range. That means that even those who might miss the show can still get the T-shirt, as fans have, spending an estimated $2 million per year in online merch purchases.
The Rolling Stones
2013 Earnings: $26,225,121.71
If you thought The Rolling Stones were fading as a live act, you would be wrong. A tour by the game-changing rockers remains not only a big deal but a big draw, as evidenced by the hefty offers they received for a limited North American run in 2013 to celebrate the band's 50th anniversary. AEG Live ended up scoring The Stones' North American promoter rights, with a guarantee believed to be in the $80 million range for 15 shows. Despite the predictable negativity about ticket prices, The Stones did what they do best: sell out every show, averaging a whopping $4.7 million gross and 14,000 in attendance at U.S. arenas.
The Stones also pushed new product, adding a couple of new studio songs to their last greatest-hits package, the 50-track "Grrr!" The band's canon remains one of the most revered in rock: In 2013, it sold nearly 300,000 physical units and 1.5 million track downloads. As it has for decades, the live experience drives the merch cash train for The Stones. While the band probably didn't pull in the staggering per-caps of nearly $40 per person, a
five-show minitour of 2012 grossed an estimated $15 million in merch sales
— a conservative number, as it's not counting massive sales from online and retail outlets through Bravado. Beyond that, a multifaceted tour partnership with Citi was worth another $5 million to the band, according to sources.
2013 Earnings: $24,429,176.86
Between her nonstop touring and game-changing surprise iTunes album release, Beyonce certainly made the world bow down in 2013. Debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 617,000 in its first week, fifth studio album Beyonce accounted for 1.3 million of her total 1.6 million in album sales last year. Starting 2013 with the same bang she ended it with, Beyonce, 32, left her fierce imprint on the Super Bowl halftime show before embarking on the 132-date Mrs. Carter Show World Tour. Coming in at No. 8 on Billboard's ranking of the top 25 tours of 2013, the trek had grossed $104.4 million, $59 million for the U.S. leg. Beyonce's take? $19.9 million.
Maroon 5
2013 Earnings: $22,284,754.07
Frontman Adam Levine, 34, may be best-known for his role on NBC's The Voice, but his band's top 10 standing is due primarily to its tour revenue, which totaled upwards of $17.6 million in 2013. The tally included the group's headlining slot on the 12th run of the annual Honda Civic Tour, along with a hometown bow at the Hollywood Bowl. The band's track sales, meanwhile — including "Payphone," which reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100; "One More Night," which topped the Hot 100 for nine consecutive weeks; and "Daylight," which went to No. 7 — racked up a total of 7.6 million, worth $1.4 million, which almost equaled Maroon 5's royalties on catalog album sales.
Luke Bryan
2013 Earnings: $22,142,235.98
The fastest-rising country star since Taylor Swift is renowned for shaking his moneymaker and clearly all that shimmying paid off, with 2.7 million albums and 7.6 million digital tracks sold. Add in the $15.4 million take Bryan, 37, got from his 2013 touring, and he can afford to replace however many pairs of tight jeans that might bust at the seams. A grinning, good-time persona won him a co-hosting job at the Academy of Country Music Awards — where he played good cop to Blake Shelton's edgier lean — and an Entertainer of the Year trophy on the same night. He'll possibly repeat both of those feats at this year's ACMs in April.
2013 Earnings: $20,072,072.32
Billboard's 2013 Woman of the Year didn't confine her high-flying skills to arena ceilings. The 34-year-old singer took home $15.1 million from the U.S. half of her blockbuster international tour, which included a record-breaking 18 consecutive sellouts in Melbourne, Australia. Pink also oared on the charts. Her first No. 1 album, 2012's "The Truth About Love," accounted for 934,000 of the 1.3 million albums she sold last year. The set's 2013 Hot 100 top 10s, "Try" (No. 9) and "Just Give Me a Reason" featuring Nate Ruess (No. 1), powered P!nk's digital song sales to 8 million and $1.4 million in royalties.
Fleetwood Mac
2013 Earnings: $19,123,101.98
As befits this classic rock mainstay, the bulk of Fleetwood Mac's earnings came from its 2013 world tour, which covered 34 cities and take-home pay of $17.4 million. The trek's high point included three nights at London's O2 Arena. There, Christine McVie, 70, joined the band for the final two shows to perform "Don't Stop" — a prelude to her coming back full-time for 2014's Reunion Tour (that trek was potentially sidetracked due to the recent cancer diagnosis of John McVie, 68). The band also released its first new studio material in a decade, "Extended Play." It reached No. 48 on the Billboard 200.
METHODOLOGY: The data used to compile Money Makers was supplied by Nielsen SoundScan, Nielsen BDS and Billboard Boxscore. Artists are ranked by U.S. earnings, calculated from touring, recorded- music sales, publishing royalties and revenue from digital music and video streaming. Due to a lack of data, revenue from sponsor- ship, merchandising and synchronization isn't included. For album and track sales, Billboard assumed a royalty rate of 20 percent of retail, minus producers' fees. Billboard treated all streaming revenue as derived from licensing deals and split that to calculate the artist's take. Billboard applied statutory mechanical rates for album and track sales and Copyright Royalty Board-determined rates or -approved formulas for streaming. For labels' direct deals with interactive services, Billboard used a blended rate of $0.00525 for audio and $0.005 for video streams. Billboard subtracted a manager's fee of 10 percent. For box office, each artist was credited with 34 percent of the gross, typically what's left after the promoter and manager's cuts and other costs are subtracted.


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Basketball? In August? BELIEVE IT. Brian Cook (of MGoBlog "fame") writes about the data that has recently come out showing that among six major conferences in the season after the 3-point line was moved back a foot, the percentage of 3-pointers taken went down only 0.8% and the percentage of 3's made actually went up! Tell that to Connor Atchley.... Just a little nugget for you roundball junkies out there.


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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Kevin Coleman, former CEO of Latex International, was sentenced to 70 months in federal prison Tuesday for his role in an embezzlement scheme that cost the mattress and pillow producer more than $3.4 million.
Coleman, the company's CEO from 2005 to 2010, plead guilty to one count of wire fraud and one count of tax evasion earlier this year. In addition to the prison sentence, he was ordered to repay the company $1.7 million and pay $1.3 million to the IRS for back taxes, according to a report in the Hartford Courant.
According to the newspaper report, federal prosecutors said Coleman used the money to lead a lavish lifestyle that included purchases of expensive jewelry, cars and vacations for his wife and family, and a mistress in London.
Earlier this year, the company's former human resources director, Joanne Osmolik, was sentenced to four years in federal prison for her role in the scheme.
Latex International's current CEO, Dave Fisher, issued a statement saying the company is relieved the matter has been brought to a close.
"Coleman's sentencing, coming on the heels of his co-conspirator receiving a four-year prison sentence for her actions, closes this unfortunate chapter in our company's otherwise long and successful heritage," Fisher said. "We believe justice has been done and as I have said repeatedly, I am grateful to the U.S. Attorney, Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Internal Revenue Service for all their assistance throughout this process."
"As a result of his actions, it has taken the new management team a significant amount of time and effort to turn the company around and restore its financial health," he added.
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WASHINGTON - The Libertarian Party criticizes the Obama administration's recent statement demanding more military spending from House Republicans.
The administration claims that the Republican spending bill currently under debate does not provide enough military funding. According to the administration, "The bill...would reduce funding for the Department of Defense to a level that would leave the Department without the resources and flexibility needed to meet vital military requirements."
As a percentage of GDP, military spending under Obama has been higher than it was during any year of the hawkish George W. Bush administration.
Libertarian Party Chair Mark Hinkle said, "Apparently the Republican spending bill isn't military-friendly enough for President Obama.
Hinkle continued, "Liberals are supposed to want schools, not bombs, but Obama wants all the bombs he can get.
"The Republican bill actually increases Defense Department spending 1-2% over 2010 levels, but the administration calls that a reduction.
"Liberals and Democrats, as well as independents and Libertarians, should call out the president and demand that he cut military spending, not increase it.
"Nobody expected Republicans to offer significant cuts to military spending, but I thought liberal Democrats like Obama were supposed to be different. Apparently the president is more interested in handing out gigantic contracts to his friends in the defense industry.
"Libertarians believe that America should set an example of freedom and respect for other nations by withdrawing our military from Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as many other countries where we have forces stationed today. The Libertarian vision of a humble foreign policy would allow us to cut military spending dramatically."
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Staff at a local tourist attraction are buzzing with excitement in anticipation of tens of thousands of bees making it their home.
The Airedale Beekeepers Association is waiting for the weather to improve before members move ten hives, each of which can contain up to 60,000 bees, to a specially-created educational apiary at East Riddlesden Hall, Keighley.
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My friend is an adjunct. She has a PhD in anthropology and teaches at a university, where she is paid $2100 per course. While she is a professor, she is not a Professor. She is, like 67 per cent of American university faculty, a part-time employee on a contract that may or may not be renewed each semester. She receives no benefits or health care.
According to the Adjunct Project, a crowdsourced website revealing adjunct wages – data which universities have long kept under wraps – her salary is about average. If she taught five classes a year, a typical full-time faculty course load, she would make $10,500, well below the poverty line. Some adjuncts make more. I have one friend who was offered $5000 per course, but he turned it down and requested less so that his children would still qualify for food stamps.
Why is my friend, a smart woman with no money, spending nearly $2000 to attend a conference she cannot afford? She is looking for a way out. In America, academic hiring is rigid and seasonal. Each discipline has a conference, usually held in the fall, where interviews take place. These interviews can be announced days or even hours in advance, so most people book beforehand, often to receive no interviews at all.
In most professions, salaries below the poverty line would be cause for alarm. In academia, they are treated as a source of gratitude. Volunteerism is par for the course – literally. Teaching is touted as a "calling", with compensation an afterthought. One American research university offers its PhD students a salary of $1000 per semester for the "opportunity" to design and teach a course for undergraduates, who are each paying about $50,000 in tuition. The university calls this position "Senior Teaching Assistant" because paying an instructor so far below minimum wage is probably illegal.
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Some of the exercises include belly muscle and pelvic lifting and squeezing; and back strengthening through stretching and core muscle building. These exercises can be done on a flat surface lying on your back. Using your pelvic muscles, lifting your hips up and down will build the strength you need to help you better control sudden urges to pee.
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According to the WHF, some type of urinary incontinence affects more than 33 million men and women in the U.S.
"There is an increase risk for men if they have had prostate surgery or have diabetes," Cornell says. "For women, factors like pregnancy, our structure and even hereditary reasons play a big part."
It's important for people to learn more about their urinary incontinence so they can talk about it and ask the right questions to their doctor, Cornell says.
"We don't want people to be fearful of leaving the house, going for a walk or spending an evening out with friends because of their urinary issues," Cornell says. "We want to give them hope that they can get their daily life back."
Dr. Robert M. Pasciak, urologist on staff at Good Samaritan Hospital says that everyone is aware of what is normal for them: "In particular, when there is urine leakage and any change in your usual urinary pattern, you should be concerned and seek medical attention."
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Sunday's Swim for Hospice event proved to be a success, raising more than $8,000. Though proceeds fell short of the $10,000 campaign goal, the total was high compared to the $4,680 reported a week before the event.
is an organization that hosts swims nationwide to benefit cancer research. United Hospice of Rockland created its own event this year for the first time in the county. As a result, the proceeds also benefit the New City-based Hospice.
Participants raced in the 1/2 mile and/or 1 mile swim through Germonds Pool. They had the opportunity to meet ultra-marathon swimmer and Hall of Famer Skip Storch of Nyack.
A week before the swim, the Town of Clarkstown announced that it would co-sponsor the swim. The town provided hospice with free use of the facility. Germonds has a pool, showers and changing rooms. The town also contributed lifeguards.
Nine athletes swam at Sunday's event. Top donors included Ashley Marinello, who raised $1,250 and Judy Pachter who raised $2,700.
Pachter was a member of Team Mark Holland, a team named in honor of the Rockland resident who suggested a Swim Across America event be held locally. Holland passed away unexpectedly in April. The Germonds pool swim was dedicated to him.


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Last night's game proved nothing if it didn't prove that Chad Hall is a legitimate NFL tailback. In Coach Reid's grind it out style offense, Hall really opened up some eyes with his impressive showing, featuring a heroic 5.5 yards per carry, displaying off-tackle strength and the breakaway speed for which he is rightly feared throughout the NFL.
The McCoy apologists out there will look to his superficially gaudy stats (23 carries for 113 yards). Sure, this looks impressive on paper, but there are many mitigating factors. First, more than half of McCoy's rushing yards came in garbage time on ONE RUN of 62 yards. If you subtract the 62 yard run from his misleading total, you have 22 carries for a very pedestrian 51 yards. This Steve Bartowski-esque 2.31 yards per carry is completely unacceptable and it seems as if Coach Reid has a tailback controversy on his hands.
Consider, friends, an alternative scenario in which shifty speedster Hall had received the lion's share of the carries over the undeserving McCoy. 5.5 yards per carry x 23 carries yields 127 yards, 14 more than Lesean unjustly garnered in the effort.
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Police in many big cities are beginning to carry tourniquets after more than a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan showed how a simple, 20-second procedure could save lives.
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It's only January 2nd, but a lot of people are already planning for summer.
There were long lines, as usual, this morning, as the Cook County Forest Preserve District began selling picnic permits.
The district says by noon, 807 permits were sold; most of them online.
The first person to get one got in line in River Forest Tuesday night at 5:45 p.m.
The most popular picnic spot is Dan Ryan Woods on the South Side.
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