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By this time next week there will be a CBA and the lockout may be lifted. Just my honest opinion, but there is evidence to support it. I read here that even if a CBA is agreed upon, the legal process will have to work itself out before the lockout can be lifted. However, on NFL Total Access, it was said that the owners can lift the lockout at will. Common sense says the court hearings have too many potential ramifications on American labor to be dropped mid-stride. We'll see.
Even if it takes two more weeks, the league's calender would not be unbearable. Per Michael Lombardi we would have almost two weeks between our team facilities opening and the beginning of TC. That is more than enough time for Woicik to assess health and coaches to assess where players' heads and skills are at, trim our roster accordingly, and sign some FAs. They will then have an additional month and a half to work together before we kick in the Jets' door.
Many of us have stated (nod to Piney Woods in particular,) that the lockout is not the worst thing that could have happened to this team. Most of what has been discussed has been in reference to the players establishing rapport with one-another, vets having time to recover and players getting ahead of the game as far as learning the playbook. The only thing that has taken me aback about player OTAs is our rookies' lack of attendance. It makes no sense to me why they are not there, especially in light of other teams' rookies having attended thier respective teams' practices.
The impact of the lockout on the rest of the organization has been understated. Jerry is one of the best owners in the league, I do not believe that the lockout has been as eye-opening an experience for him as it has been on some of his peers. He always provides the best for his team and fans. I am sure that he has probably felt hurt or possibly insulted by the players association's allegation of the owners being greedy, while most of his incredulous peers have hopefully had the veil ripped off. Hopefully Jerry has been cooking up plans to lower the cost of beers due to expected revenue increases.
As far as coaches, we have beaten the lack of interaction to death. But where may the positives come from? Garrett's predictability has been stated many times on this blog (PlinkoStar,) and debate has raged detailing Wade's veto authority and Garrett catering the playbook to a physically and mentally limited team. At the very least, Coach has had the opportunity to modernize his PB. He has been running this offense for years and his core is familiar enough that he can build upon the foundation without leaving players in the dark. Watching faces in the war room, I am sure Garrett feels confident that his team will be able to execute a broader array of plays. Whether we will have talent to execute plays or not is irrelevant. If Garrett believes he has personnel, has already done the work.
Coaches Robinson, Woicik, Houck and Ryan are in a different boat. Three of them are new to the team and most of the players. I would like to think that the position coaches and the good Mr. Woicik are experienced enough and have studied enough film that they can come in and coach with good continuity. I would like to think that coach Ryan has been updating his playbook, same as Coach. He will have a harder time installing the changes. I am looking forward to a defense that evolves as the season goes along. That is another HUGE advantage for our team.
And who can forget the cheerleaders? Our wonderful, intelligent, beautiful squad of entertainers has set the standard not only for the NFL, but all professional sports for many a year. I have got to believe that they are holding a few tricks up their sleeves. Probably been training on doing pyramids or shooting one another from a cannon. Very hot stuff.
Enough with the lockout chatter. I love this year's draft class, and believe that they have a high probability of contributing this year. Murray will definitely see time. I believe that Carter has a very high probability of being ready for training camp. He suffered a partially torn ACL November 19th, had surgery mid-December, and has been squatting and cutting since early April. To me that means that he is ready to participate. Even if he has to carry a clipboard for a week while Woicik puts the final touches on his range of motion, that would not be the worst thing in the world. Lee did the same last year and it worked out very well for us.
The biggest impact from our rookies will be on the o-line. Smith will definitely start week one. The Jets. I hope this kid has been studying hecka film and eating his Wheaties. He is going to be fighting for he and Romo's lives. Arkin. Arkin,Arkin,Arkin... One of our more esteemed members said Arkin would not be ready week 1, based on development of Free. IMO, the two can not be compared. Free is a tackle who was groomed until he was at a VERY high level. Arkin at guard will be less of a project.
Chapas at FB can contribute immediately. Harris I know very little of, but slot WR is one of those positions that if the kid has skills, he can contribute right away. Based upon the BTB chatter I would not bet against him especially if RW gets the axe. Nagy and Thomas are both going to bring a lot to the table for us, but I do not know if they will usurp the starters right away.
I recently posted on Occ's mid-term honor roll that I never would have thought I would be proud to be part of a sports blog. BTB has definently done it. During this time of little news we have kept things positive and insightful without turning into a bunch of homers. Have to send a big thank you out to everyone who contributes to the best sports site on the web.
On a recent fanshot, Birddog26 defended a certain reporter who struck me as, well, ignorant. I thanked him for clearing up my ignorance. Then the same reporter put this up, and I can say, Birddog, you are in my doghouse, man. You can not defend someone who hates on the Cowboys that openly. Rank is just mad because we beat his Rams on our way to the SB many moons ago.
Also, here is a link to the Cowboys' proposed Alamodome TC schedule. And a link to FT vol 1. Enjoy, and Happy 4th!


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The Associated Press power rankings are formed by a 12 member panel. 32 Points forms a first place vote, while one point forms a last place vote. In the latest version of the AP's power rankings, the Bengals placed at number 14. They were behind the Falcons and slightly ahead of the Cowboys, with 218 total points. 12 teams make the playoffs every season, so 14 seems about right for a team that most consider to be a fringe playoff team.
Now do not put too much stock in power rankings because the "experts" change their minds as often as I see that "Baconator" commercial on television. This is nothing more than an early gauge on how others view this Bengal team. Last season the Bengals were ranked in the bottom three by most "experts". We all know how that turned out. The Packers came in first, the Patriots second, and the world champion Giants third in the power rankings. The bottom three teams were the Browns at 30, the Jaguars at 31, and the Colts at 32. I am somewhat surprised that the Jaguars are 31. They have a formidable defense. But that is a discussion for another time.


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Merrimac — Ronald A. Marshall, 67, of Merrimac, Mass., died unexpectedly Sunday morning, October 6, 2013, at Beth-Israel in Boston, surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of 22 years to Janet (Anderer) Cloutier Marshall of Middleton, where they resided for many years.
Born in Lynn, January 26, 1946, he was one of three children of the late Leonard and Lillian (Iacovitti) Marshall. After graduating from Lynn Trade, Class of 1964, Ron went on to work for General Electric in Lynn, retiring after 34 years in 2007. After his retirement Ron enjoyed working part-time for the Middleton Housing Authority.
Ron and Janet along with many friends and family members enjoyed spending summers in York Beach, Maine and winters in Naples, Florida.
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"Jiu-jitsu is created where the small man can beat the big man. I've been doing jiu-jitsu since I was 17 years old and that has always stuck in my head, throughout all the time and all the way until now. I just think it's just that basic ideology of martial arts and jiu-jitsu that's ingrained in me."That's my lifestyle, that I believe I have a chance. I know something's going to happen, the guy's going to make a mistake and I'm going to get that armlock, I'm going to get that choke and it will be done."
-- B.J. Penn talking to ESPN.com about moving up in weight/
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That's right guy's. it all started when osi was bitchin about his contract, as a plantiff for brady's BS case, (which he was apparentley complaining about the NFL not JR).
But lesean McCoy had this to say about it:
Overrated n soft 3rd best d-line on his team honestly RT @AdamSchefter: In a sworn affadavit, Osi Umenyiora says (cont) http://tl.gd/b5b8gd
But osi responeded with what may be one of the best comebacks in Giants-Eagles history (see what i did there):
As for McCoy, Osi referred to him as a "Chihuahua" and "Lady GaGa" and said: "She can say whatever he wants about it." #Giants
Yea, that was great. but it didnt end their. Steve smith chimed in a couple of times:
The nerve of certain youngins running their mouth. Please don't forget http://t.co/xyQmlDT
and he didnt stop there (by the way, i loved that link). just about 15 minutes later, he said:
Eagles have a great team as do we. They've had our number lately but until you win something major I don't wanna hear it. #endthelockout
well thats all i got so far, this is looking great. i lol'd at every tweet so far. this is gonna make game 1 between these 2 teams really interesting. share you're thoughts below. i will try to update it, but dont be afraid to put any new tweets in the comments below.
LOL update 1:
Mike Garafolo has joined the war:
@CutonDime25 LeSean, I cover the Giants for The Star-Ledger. I just spoke with Osi Umenyiora and he had some things to say about you.
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QUEEN'S PARK - Shelley Martel, MPP for Nickel Belt and the NDP Health and Long-Term Care Critic, says that today's announcement by the McGuinty Liberal government to provide Intensive Behavioural Intervention treatment to 120 additional children is a drop in the bucket compared to what is actually needed to address the long wait lists.
"Let's be clear - under the McGuinty Liberal government, the wait list for autistic children in Ontario who are eligible and waiting for IBI has grown by leaps and bounds and is now higher than it has ever been," said Martel. "As of March 31, 2004, March 31, 2005, and March 31, 2006, 89, 399, and 753 children, respectively, were waiting for IBI treatment to begin. Today's announcement won't do anything for the vast majority of children desperately waiting to access this widely-acclaimed treatment."
Martel is also concerned that the funding announced won't even reach children with autism. A summary of the autism budget and expenditures shows that in 2003-04, six months under the McGuinty Liberal government, $80 million was budgeted to be spent, but $2.6 million was diverted to other children's programs, $1.5 million was diverted to the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities, and $32 million was returned to the Consolidated Revenue Fund unspent. Then, in 2004-05, $89 million was proposed to be spent, but $21 million was spent on various children's programs instead of autism. Martel recently submitted a Freedom of Information request asking for information about autism funding during the 2005-06 fiscal year.
"The parents of autistic children in this province have heard the McGuinty government's rhetoric before and few believe it anymore," said Martel. "Just recently, we learned that this government is trying to reopen the Court of Appeal case involving a number of families of autistic children which would delay the Court's ruling. This government's decision to continue aggressively fighting parents and their autistic children in court, rather than implementing Justice Frances Kiteley's comprehensive court ruling, is shameful."
April 2005, the Ontario Superior Court ruled the McGuinty government
was violating the Charter of Rights of Ontario's autistic children on
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Thank you to all who joined us to connect with colleagues, enjoy good food, and spend time with friends. We enjoyed the opportunity to highlight our diversity of campus, community, and cultural connections.
We also celebrated the 25th anniversary of the first class of Prime Timers, which today, as the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, is a vibrant lifelong learning organization of more than 860 members.
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A clock is now ticking to end the legal right of medical marijuana cardholders in the Phoenix area to grow their own.
State Health Services Director Will Humble says the approval Thursday of a license for the first dispensary in the state means current cardholders with growing authorizations will lose the right to grow marijuana once their cards expire.
Humble says card expire a year after they are issued. Humble says the Glendale facility is within the 25-mile radius set by the medical marijuana law's provision allowing people without nearby dispensaries to grow their own.
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The Montreal Canadiens (4-1-0) will look to extend a four-game winning streak when they challenge the Ottawa Senators (4-1-1) at Scotiabank Place on Wednesday night.
This will mark the first of four meetings between the Northeast Division rivals. They will also meet later this week when they reconvene in Montreal on Sunday afternoon.
After opening the season with a defeat at the hands of the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Canadiens have managed to compile a consistent amount of offense over their last four games. Being held to one goal in the opener, the team has registered four goals in each of their subsequent games.
Entering Wednesday night, the Canadiens have scored the seventh most goals amongst Eastern Conference teams (17) and are tied for the second fewest goals allowed of any other team in the league (10).
However, starting goaltender Carey Price (4-1-0; .924 save percentage, 1.98 GAA) will have the night off and backup Peter Budaj will be making his first start of the season.
Budaj will be put to test against the Senators as the team is currently tied for third in the Eastern Conference in goals for this season, as well as tied for seventh in the entire league (19). In addition, the club is in the top-five in fewest goals allowed this season (tied for fourth with 12 against).
The Senators also have a top-10 power play unit that is converting at a 26.3 percent rate (ninth best), as well as a top-five penalty kill (tied for fifth with an 88 percent success rate).
Craig Anderson (4-0-1; .967 save percentage, 0.98 GAA) has already been confirmed as Ottawa's starter.
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9:00am Monday 31st March 2014 in Echo News By Jim Worsdale
THIS Tuesday will mark the 45th anniversary of a highly significant event in Southend's history, the end of the town's own police force.
In 1969, Southend Constabulary, as it was called, became part of Essex and Southend Joint Constabulary. Five years later it was renamed, simply, Essex Police.
Proud coppers of the original Southend force didn't approve the Government-imposed change, not that they had a say in such things.
Neither did the town's then two MPs, Sir Stephen McAdden, in the East, and Paul Channon, in the West, who joined Southend Council in strong opposition.
But protests and petitions and public pleas were rejected.
Southend's own police force, with roots back into the previous century, was no more.
There had been a police presence in the town since 1873, when the police station opened in Alexandra Street – its site is now a car park.
Southend Constabulary was formed when the town won county borough status on April 1, 1914.
The picture above, taken from the rail bridge and looking toward the lower half of Southend High Street – long before it was pedestrianised – dates from just ahead of the 1969 merger with Essex.
The huge turnout to see the marchpast by orderly rows of whitehelmeted men of the town's admired Southend Police, clearly underlines the depth of public interest and appreciation.
The boys in blue, as many knew them, were heading for their headquarters in Victoria Avenue, which had opened in 1962.
In earlier decades, Southend Police had divisional stations in Leigh, Westcliff, Shoebury, as well as many tiny outposts, or police boxes as they were known, in various parts of the borough.
Prisoners facing charges appeared before Justices of the Peace in any of three courts behind the Alexandra Street police station.
Policemen of the distant past, survivors of a Southend of yesteryear, may feel that the price of "progress" is sometimes very high indeed, as police stations are closed, costs are cut and new-style Crime Commissioners are in charge, at the top.
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Nebs wrote:The would all be unqualified community support people without any powers to arrest.
There is a lot of Southend Police Officers on that march. I wonder how a picture of todays Southend Police Officers would compare.
I bet the real qualified officers couldn't fill a mini bus!
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Amen Tom! That is a powerful quote. That should cut to the heart of anyone being honest with themselves. You know what I think the sad part is? It's the fact that people (including some Christians) make it seem as if it is not possible for God to create the universe as we know it in 6 days. In a sense this is bringing God down and limiting his limitlessness (<--- is that a word? lol). God gave us the Bible to help us understand the world around us and to answer the many questions we may have, amongst other things. The problem is not everyone likes the answers.
"And he said, the things which are impossible with men are possible with God. Luke 18:27


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For many of his 26 fights, Strikeforce lightweight Jorge Masvidal struggled to make the 155-pound limit for lightweights.
Friday, when he made weight for his "Strikeforce: Feijao vs. Henderson" fight with Billy Evangelista, it was no problem. That's because, for the first time in his career, Masvidal hired a nutrionalist to help him manage his weight for this fight.
"The biggest and best thing for me this time around has been the weight cut," Masvidal said Thursday on Bloody Elbow Radio. "It's been real good. I feel so dumb. It's taken me 26 professional fights to seek out nutritional help and I finally did and it's made a big change in my weight as far as weight cutting goes.
"It was more like I stopped eating for two weeks and on top of that I had to lose 15 pounds of water, so I was like, 'It's either time for me to move up in weight or I'm definitely doing something wrong.' I was definitely doing something wrong. I thought eating Double Quarter Pounders with Big Mac sauce wasn't that bad, but I guess it was."
Now we're going to see a new Masvidal inside the cage tonight as he makes his Strikeforce return against the undefeated Evangelista. Instead of being mad and upset about not being able to eat before his fight, Masvidal is jovial, spending his time playing dominos with his camp and acting "like a Boy Scout."
"The thing is, I've always, as far as performance goes, been able to eat like that, go to the gym and kick ass," he said. "I never thought anything about it. Maybe with the weight, I'd just run, and I run a lot as it is, so I didn't know how much it was holding me back, all that junk food I was eating."
For Masvidal, his run to the Strikeforce lightweight championship begins with Evangelista, a fighter with extensive experience inside the Strikeforce cage. Masvidal wants to impress Strikeforce brass enough to earn a title shot against the winner of the April fight between champion Gilbert Melendez and Tatsuya Kawajiri.
"Hopefully if I get rid of Billy in good fashion they'll give me a title shot," Masvidal said. "I think Billy's got six or seven fights in Strikeforce undefeated, so he's got to be up there as far as rankings go for Strikeforce, so hopefully if I get past him, I get a title shot. If not, I'll go right back and grind it out. Whoever's the next No. 1 guy to the title shot, I want to fight him."
Win or lose against Evangelista, Masvidal is only looking for the toughest fights Strikeforce can give him. He's signed with the promotion for six fights (but can take fights in Japan to keep busy, he said) and wants to make the most of them by fighting only the best.
"That's all I'm looking for," Masvidal said. "If they're not the toughest fights I can get, then give me a complete washup, someone that'll be an easy payday. But I'd rather have the toughest fights I can get so I can get to the title the fastest way possible. I don't want any up-and-coming guys. I want someone that's established already, that's good."
Masvidal will be tested by the undefeated Evangelista when the two meet in the opening fight of tonight's Showtime broadcast from Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. He said he doesn't know what to expect from Evangelista but he does know what he's expecting from himself.
"I gotta go in there and kick his butt," he said.
"I know Billy's got a good gas tank in him and nobody wants to lose their undefeated streak, so I know he's going to come out to fight me and try to take my head off. I'm going to make him miss and take his head off, so expect me to win and expect a good fight."
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STLPR seeks a part-time Social Media Coordinator who will produce content across a wide variety of social media outlets, sparking civil conversations, providing resources and mediating discussions. The coordinator will analyze social media content and audience response. He/she will assist in community outreach, including organizing and participating in neighborhood forums. This temporary position of 20-25 hours weekly is part of a one-year grant from the Missouri Foundation for Health.
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LEXINGTON, KY (WAVE) - The second man who escaped from a correctional facility has been captured.
Tyler Roberts was recaptured just before 11 a.m. Monday after escaping from Blackburn Correctional Facility on Saturday night.
A second escapee, Christopher Melton, was captured around 11:30 p.m. Sunday by the Garrard County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff's office deputies said they pulled over a stolen truck with both escapees inside. They said in the truck were prison issued boots and clothing, along with a pick axe.
Melton and Roberts were originally arrested because they are believed to have been involved in an attempted home invasion on Saturday. While Roberts did not want to talk after he was recaptured, Melton had plenty to say, "I was hoping to be on the run at least until after Christmas."
He continued to say, "Chicks dig it too. It's weird. When a guy's on the run, they all want you for some reason."
Melton also said he knew what he was doing, "I knew what the penalties were whenever I crossed that fence. That's the chance I was willing to take to get home for Christmas before my mother died. She's all I got."
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Past Research Cafés
Thursday, November 18, 2010
- Topic: Where do sea lice on salmon farms come from and can we control them?
- Who: Ian Bricknell, Director of the Aquaculture Research Center
- When: 4:00 PM
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
Thursday, March 25, 2010
- Topic: Intuitive Judgments of Change: Their Implications for Knowledge to Action and Stakeholder Engagement
- Who: Linda Silka
- When: 4:00 PM
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
Thursday, November 12, 2009
- Topic: Does stress add bite to appetite? Examining the role of stress reactivity in comfort food eating.
- Who: Shannon McCoy, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Psychology
- When: 4:00 p.m.
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
- Topic: The Environmental Solutions Initiative: Linking Knowledge to Action for a Sustainable Maine
- Who: David Hart, Kathleen Bell, Aram Calhoun, Rob Lilieholm
- When: 4:00 p.m.
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
November 15, 2007 – Thursday
- Topic: No Race in Any Direction: State Welfare and Income Regimes
- Who: Glenn Beamer
- When: 4:00 p.m.
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
April 18, 2007 – Wednesday
- Topic: Organization Theory: A Public and Nonprofit Perspective
- Who: Kenneth Nichols, Harold Gortner, and Carolyn Ball
- When: 4:00 PM
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
April 3, 2007 – Tuesday
- Topic: The Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act as a Modern Treaty: Research Perspectives of Wabanaki Scholars
- Who: Darren Ranco, John Bear Mitchell, Maria Girouard, Gail Dana-Sacco
- When: 4:00 PM
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
February 15, 2007 – Thursday
- Topic: Blueberries and Heart Disease
- Who: Dorothy Klimis-Zacas
- When: 4:00 PM
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
December 6, 2006 – Wednesday
- Topic: Feasting Our Eyes: Food Films, American Identity, and Eating Culture
- Who: Laura Lindenfeld
- When: 4:00 PM
- Where: University Club, Fogler Library
November 2, 2006 – Thursday
- Topic: Speech Timing Characteristics of Toddlers Later Identified as Reading Disability
- Who: Allan Smith
- When: 4:00 PM
- Where: The Bangor Room, Memorial Union
April 20, 2006 – Thursday
Topic: The Penobscot River and Her People: Wading through the politics of Power, Pollution and Protection
Who: Carol Toner and John Banks, John Eric Francis and Angela Reed, of the Penobscot Indian Nation
When: 4:00 pm
Where: The University Club (2nd Floor, Fogler Library)
February 23, 2006 – Thursday
Topic: New Application of DVD Technology for Advanced Music Instruction
Who: Stuart Marrs, Chair of the Music Department
When: 4:00 pm
Where: The University Club (2nd Floor, Fogler Library)
As soloist, clinician, orchestral timpanist-percussionist, conductor, and teacher, Dr. Marrs' professional experience spans over 30 years and three continents. His principal orchestral positions include the orchestras of Louisville, Bolivia, and Costa Rica. His free-lance experience includes such diverse areas as TV, Ice Capades, jazz, symphonic orchestra, experimental groups, solo and chamber recital performances. Stuart Marrs has an extensive international profile having taught and performed in France, Switzerland, Belgium, Poland, Russia, Belorus, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, El Salvador, Bolivia and Costa Rica.
Dr. Marrs is founder and past president of the Maine Chapter of the Percussive Arts Society, a driving force behind the development of percussion in the state of Maine. He has taught at the National University of Costa Rica, Indiana University, and since 1985 has been teaching at the University of Maine where he presently occupies the position of Chair of the Music Division. Stuart Marrs received his doctorate from Indiana University School of Music. Dr. Marrs tours the US, Europe, and Latin America as soloist, conductor, clinician, and teacher.
Dr. Stuart Marrs is a Yamaha Performing Artist. He is also an endorser for Sabian, Vic Firth, and Grover ProPercussion.
October 25, 2005 – Tuesday
Topic: Where are the Women in School Administration?
Issues of Access, Acculturation, Advancement, and Advocacy
Who: Dianne L. Hoff
When: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Where: The University Club (2nd Floor, Fogler Library)
December 7, 2004 – Tuesday
Topic: UMaine's Homeland Security Lab
Who: George Markowsky, chair of the Department of Computer Science.
October 21, 2004 – Thursday
Topic: Mt. Katahdin — history, geology, and culture
Who: Richard Judd, Alice Kelley, & Carol Dana
Carol Toner, coordinator of CMS and a Research Associate Professor in the Department of History.
September 16, 2004 – Thursday
Topic: Transcendent Retail Places
Who: Kim McKeage, Associate Professor of Marketing in the Maine Business School
April 22, 2004 – Thursday
Topic: Observing the Ocean from Inner and Outer Space
Who: Mary Jane Perry, professor in the School of Marine Sciences and works at the University's Ira C. Darling Marine Center.
February 23, 2004 – Monday
Topic: The Clean Air Act of 1990: Inducing a Hemispheric Ecological Experiment with Unexpected(?) Results
Who: Steve Kahl, Director of UMaine's Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Environmental for Environmental and Watershed Research.


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Ten concepts, nine days, one girl. That was the idea behind Ten Times Rosie, the glossy coffee-table book and photography exhibition, all products of a collaboration between Dazed & Confused founder Rankin, Paula Thomas of Thomas Wylde, and model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley—a collaboration that at times sounds more like an apocalyptic summer flick than a photo shoot.
"Everyone thinks the desert is really hot. Not at four in the morning and not in March," Thomas said ruefully last night, at a party to celebrate the project at Rankin's own Annroy Gallery in London. The photographer, for his part, concurs that the start was rough, but the finished product was well worth it. "When the sun comes up over the salt flats, you really think you're in another world!" he said. "However horrible it is being there and freezing, that was beautiful!"
So are the results, starring Huntington-Whiteley and styled by Maryam Malakpour ("the glue between us all," Rankin says). The model's task was to embody ten different characters, one for each season that the five-year-old label has been around. "Rosie is the new thing," Rankin enthuses. He should know. He's shot everyone from music and fashion royalty to real-life royalty, and is ready to add Rosie to their ranks. "My wife [Tuuli, a model], and Heidi [Klum], and Kate [Moss] and the supers…if you've shot them and then get someone in front of you like Rosie, you get it! She moves in such an amazing way, like a dancer; it's really amazing to watch!" See you for yourself—we're debuting the fruits of their collaboration exclusively above.
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WASHINGTON (CBS) -- A group of Democratic members of Congress are continuing the political war over contraception and the latest move puts House Speaker John Boehner on the spot. Seventy-five lawmakers are urging the speaker to "repudiate" comments made by conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh.
The Democrats signed a letter to the speaker over comments Limbaugh made on his show on Wednesday calling a Georgetown University law student and women's health advocate a "prostitute" and a "slut" after her testimony before a mock Congressional hearing on birth control coverage.
Using the airwaves to launch a "direct attack on a private citizen is unacceptable," New York Rep. Louise Slaughter wrote to Speaker Boehner. "Mr. Limbaugh repeatedly used sexually charged, patently offensive, and obscene language to malign the character of this courageous young woman who has chosen to be the voice for many of her peers," the letter said.
Boehner's spokesperson declined to comment on on the letter.
Fluke's testimony barely mentioned sex. She said a year's worth of contraception costs up to $3,000 over the course of law school, and for many women, birth control is used to treat medical issues, including polycystic ovary syndrome. (Watch her testimony below.)
"That's a thousand dollars a year of sex -- and, she wants us to pay for it," Limbaugh said on his radio show Wednesday.
Limbaugh also said about Fluke: "What does it say about the college co-ed Sandra Fluke, who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex? What does that make her?"
Democrats called Fluke in after she was cut from the witness list at another hearing on the issue led by Republican committee leaders, who said she was "not qualified" to discuss President Obama's contraception coverage mandate.
New York Rep. Carolyn Maloney criticized the first panel of that hearing for including five men and no women, saying "any woman is more qualified to talk about women's health needs than any man."
Fluke argued that she would have been a legitimate witness.
"I'm an American woman who uses contraception, so let's start right there. That makes me qualified to talk to my elected officials about my health care needs," she said.
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by Sharon Genasci, Chair, NWDA Air Quality Committee
The NWDA Air Quality Committee will not meet in August. The next meeting will be Monday, September 8, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in the Breakfast Room at the Silver Cloud Inn on NW 24th Place and NW Vaughn St.
Please continue to submit your odor complaints on our website. If you are unsure of the source of the odor, try to walk about and find it. If you can't find it, come to our meeting, and we will help you. All odor complaints on our website go to us and to DEQ. If they are ESCO complaints, they will be sent to ESCO to discover what occured at the time of the odor.
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Pop-up GP clinics will be open throughout the Easter weekend to help ease pressures on a busy hospital.
Thousands of people are expected to be visiting Brighton and Hove over the four-day weekend.
This is expected to put extra strain on health services including the already-busy A&E department at the city's Royal Sussex County Hospital.
The temporary walk-in clinics were introduced this winter to provide an alternative to A&E and cut down on the number of people turning up there when they could be treated elsewhere.
This includes walk-in centres and chemists.
The clinics are usually open on weekday mornings, but opening hours have been extended to include Good Friday and Easter Monday as GP practices will be closed on those days.
CCG chief clinical officer Christa Beesley said: "Our accident and emergency department is an extremely busy one but we know many people could be treated more appropriately elsewhere.
"That's why we are using these drop-in clinics across the city to give people access to a GP when surgeries are closed, so people can get the right treatment more quickly and help us to save A&E for saving lives."
Brighton and Hove Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) began the pop-up clinics scheme at the end of last year and it was due to stop in March.
However it was so successful the CCG extended the service to May 11 to include Easter and the school holidays.
Sessions are held at Portslade County Clinic in Old Shoreham Rd and the Fracture Clinic at the Royal Sussex in Eastern Road from 9.30am until 1.30pm.
They are in addition to the walk-in at Brighton Station Health Centre in Queen's Road, Brighton, which is open every day from 8am to 8pm.
South East Coast Ambulance Service is also preparing itself for a busy weekend.
It has plans in place to manage an expected increase in demand but is reminding the public that 999 should only be dialled in an emergency.
Steve Carpenter, senior contingency planning and resilience manager for the ambulance service, said: "Obviously a lot of people will be out and about enjoying the weekend and even more so should the fine weather continue. We'd ask that they be sensible and take care of themselves and others.
"We plan ahead for this increase and don't want people to hesitate in dialling 999 in an emergency, but we would urge anyone who isn't faced with an emergency to consider all the other options available to them."
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NEW YORK, 5 April 2002 - The United Nations Children's Fund said today that world leaders are poised to take centre stage at the upcoming Special Session on Children this May, noting that 72 Heads of State and Government have so far committed to attending.
"The attendance figures for Heads of State and Government is a tribute to the commitment these leaders have shown to their children," said UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy. "Their role in building a world fit for children is absolutely essential, and the commitments they make at the Special Session are vital to a more peaceful, equitable world."
More than 170 nations are sending delegations to the General Assembly Special Session on Children, which takes place May 8-10 in New York. Of those, more than 70 delegations will be led by a Head of State or Government, according to confirmations received as of 4 April. Additional national leaders are expected to confirm their attendance in the coming weeks.
"With five weeks to go before the session, the turnout of leaders is already outstanding," Bellamy said. She noted that the numbers are higher at this point than they were at a comparable juncture late last summer, when the Special Session on Children had been scheduled to take place in mid-September. The event was postponed after September 11.
The Special Session on Children will present a major opportunity for leaders to focus on the concrete and specific actions needed to produce gains for children - and for societies as a whole.
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In addition to meeting in summit style on the first day of the conference, many world leaders in attendance will have key roles throughout the three days of plenary discussions, side events, and roundtables.
Nelson Mandela will join President Kim Dae-jung of South Korea and UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan as hosts of a gala celebration of children's rights.
President Kim, who is a leader in the Global Movement for Children, will also host one of three Roundtable discussions with Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa. Mr. Mwanawasa is also president of the Organization of African Unity.
President Vicente Fox of Mexico, fresh from hosting the Monterrey Conference on Financing for Development, and President Tarja Halonen of Finland will also host a Roundtable discussion.
Romanian President Ion Iliescu and Mongolian Prime Minister Nambaryn Enkhbayar will host the third Roundtable. President Iliescu is one of only a handful of leaders attending the UN Special Session who were also present at the 1990 World Summit for Children.
Bill Gates, Jr. is expected to be joined by President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga of Sri Lanka, President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa, President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria, and President Eduard Shevardnadze of Georgia in a Public-Private Dialogue that will also feature additional national leaders as well as CEOs from Nokia, Cisco Systems, the Indian software giant WIPRO, and other major corporations and foundations.
Bellamy noted that religious leaders, parliamentary leaders, private sector CEOs, Nobel laureates, and the heads of major non-profit organizations and UN agencies have also committed to attending the Special Session in large numbers.
"What these leaders share is the belief that investment in children is the key to positive change in the world," Bellamy said. "Children have the power to bring people together, and the turn-out for this Special Session is a reflection of that optimism and can-do spirit."
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Federal Court Instructs Ohio Districts to Post Information for Parents Concerning Data Release
A U.S. District Court has ordered that 2013-2014 school year records from the Ohio Department of Education's Educational Management Information System be turned over to Disability Rights Ohio as part of an ongoing lawsuit.
Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, families of students whose data will be released must be notified and given the opportunity to object. The court is instructing all local education agencies to post notice about this opportunity to object on their district websites and in a central location, accessible to the public, in each building that is open to the public.
A copy of the notice – which includes instructions on how parents may object to the data release – can be found here. The court must receive objections no later than Sept. 12.
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BURNSVILLE, Minn. - Cameron McCaffrey was named the men's basketball player of the week by the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference in a release on Monday morning. This is the second time this season that McCaffrey has earned a player of the week nod from the NSIC.
McCaffrey averaged 24.7 points on 46 percent shooting (24 of 52) and 90 percent (19 of 21) from the free throw line on the weekend. The Portland, Ore. Native also dished out 5.7 assists per contest.
Highlighting the senior's spectacular week was a career-high 40 points in Augustana's 85-78 win over the University of Mary on Friday night. McCaffrey tied a career-high with six three pointers against the Marauders to go along with a career-high seven assists.
McCaffrey also moved into eighth place on the all-time Augustana scoring list by passing Director of Athletics, Bill Gross. McCaffrey sits at 1,637 points for his career.
Earlier in the week, McCaffrey tallied 19 points and five assists in the loss at Wayne State. On Saturday, McCaffrey was held to 15 points but hit several key free throws for the Vikings down the stretch.
The Vikings take to the road looking to improve their 12-4 record, 8-4 in the NSIC, on the road beginning with Concordia-St. Paul on Friday, Jan. 21 at 8 p.m.
BURNSVILLE, Minn. - Alex Feeney's consistent play at a high level earned her Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Player of the Week honors in a release by the conference on Monday morning. This is Feeney's first player of the week honor this season after she was named NSIC south division preseason player of the year.
Alex Feeney has strung together four double-doubles in as many games. Feeney's greatest performance came on Saturday evening when she poured in 20 first-half points to finish with a season-high 26 points against Minot State. Feeney entered intermission without having missed a shot; she was 5-5 from the field, 4-4 from three, and 4-4 from the free throw line. She finished the night 9-10 from the floor and grabbed 12 rebounds.
The senior forward averaged 22 points and 11 rebounds in her tremendous week on the hardwood. Feeney's double-double on Saturday was her sixth of the season and 20th of her career.
Feeney helped the Vikings snap a four-game road losing streak at No. 22 Wayne State when she scored 20 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. The Bismarck, N.D. native continued her double-double streak on Friday with a 20 point, 11 rebound performance in a victory over U-Mary.
In NSIC contests, Feeney is shooting 57.5 percent from three assisted by a 7-11 performance this past week. Feeney now ranks seventh in conference scoring (16.7 ppg) and rebounding (8.3 rpg).
The Vikings now take to the road to avenge their only losses of the year beginning with Concordia-St. Paul on Friday Jan. 25 at 6 p.m.
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Have tried the live update, restarting the computer, reconnecting the external HD; while the process for the backup fix it with 5.0 "appears" to have been successful based on the date/time posted, yet Norton 360 continues to show the red X on the icon at lower right corner, as well as on the Backup- Defaultset! What gives? Confused and frustrated. TIA for any solutions.
Sorry, Fixiit. When I addressed my issue by making a new Backup file, the red x's went away. I agree--they are annoying. We have not figured out how to have our other computers back up across the network to my external hard drive (a task on the list for when I have more time), so we use DVDs. All of the other computers have little red x's because we can't do the DVD backups everytime, and it looks dreadful.
I hope someone can help you fix this!
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lfreberg thank you foe the clarification.
I actually figured a way by trial. You have to have two setups at the asme time as options to solve. Once you create say WD-HD the external as your backup, AND you see both options in the Backup Set Name, then delete the one that was default and you will see the green check light. Perhaps this minor additional detail is what was needed.
The only other way I was able to have the red X go away is if I removed the automatic backup - which defeats in part the value of the product.
I had the same problem that Norton 360 was giving me the same error message. The creating a new backup set solved the problem. If anyone knows why this problem happens in the first place, I would be courious to know in case it is something I did wrong and would not wish to create the same problem. -leg
Hi, Larry.
My problem began with an upgrade from Norton. If your problem was due to the same upgrade, I think it's unlikely you have to worry about it happening again....well, at least until the next upgrade! :)


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What is Rush Hour Rewards?
Rush Hour Rewards is a service that helps you earn money back from your energy company by using less energy when everyone else is using more. Rush Hour Rewards is only available to customers of Nest's energy company partners.
Rush Hour Rewards is currently available to Nest Learning Thermostat owners with air conditioners who sign up with Nest's energy company partners.
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Nest needed to partner with utilities in order to receive information about upcoming energy rush hours. This information allows Rush Hour Rewards to effectively anticipate rush hours and help maximize your rewards.
What are energy rush hours?
Energy rush hours are like traffic rush hours. Just as traffic clogs up roads when everyone drives home at the same time, energy rush hours occur when everyone in a particular area turns on air conditioning (AC) at once.
Energy rush hours typically happen on very hot summer days - usually about 8-12 times a year. Because there's only so much electricity to go around, these rush hours can lead to brownouts, or even outages. To keep up with demand, utilities need to bring additional power plants online that sometimes use dirtier energy. If things get really bad, they may even start building new power plants.
So it's actually better for the utilities to pay their customers to use less energy during rush hours. Rush Hour Rewards automatically helps you earn the biggest payments while still keeping you comfortable.
What does Rush Hour Rewards do?
Rush Hour Rewards automatically tweaks temperatures around upcoming rush hours so you earn the biggest rewards. You don't have to worry about when the next rush hour is coming or remember to adjust the temperature. Rush Hour Rewards does it for you.
Rush Hour Rewards can save energy in a few different ways, depending on what it's learned from you and your home: for example, it might raise or lower the temperature in your home by a few degrees during the rush hour and/or pre-cool your home before the rush hour begins, in order to make sure you are reasonably comfortable while using less energy.
In the example below, you've set your Nest Learning Thermostat to cool to 76ºF (25ºC). Without Rush Hour Rewards, you end up using air conditioning throughout the rush hour to keep your home cool as the day heats up.
With Rush Hour Rewards, your Nest Thermostat knows the rush hour will start at 2pm, so it starts pre-cooling around 1pm. Using a little more energy before the rush hour helps the Nest Thermostat use less during the critical period between 2-6pm. During the rush hour, your Nest Thermostat will turn the air conditioner on and off as needed to balance your comfort and how much you earn back from your energy company. In this example, the combination of pre-cooling and short periods of cooling during the rush hour means you use 40% less AC when it matters most.
Rush Hour Rewards will make larger adjustments to the temperature when you're away and subtler adjustments if you're home. Regardless, it will only change the temperature a few degrees at most, always keeping your comfort in mind.
You are in control, even when Rush Hour Rewards is working - simply change the temperature during a rush hour. Your Nest Thermostat will keep the temperatures you set, then return to your regular schedule.
What should I expect?
You'll never get more than one rush hour in a day or rush hours for more than three days in a row. Rush hours usually take place in the afternoons. There are rarely more than a dozen rush hour days per summer, however the number you experience depends on the weather and where you live.
Before the rush hour:
- You'll get a notification on your Nest Thermostat, the Nest app and the Web the night before that tells you what time the rush hour will start and end. You can turn notifications on or off in SETTINGS > UTILITY on the Nest app. Very rarely, your energy company may have an emergency rush hour with little to no warning. These rush hours are a last resort to avoid rolling blackouts, but will otherwise work exactly the same way as regular rush hours.
- If you have more than one thermostat, you'll get a notification for each thermostat that qualifies for Rush Hour Rewards (to qualify, a thermostat must control cooling). Note that if your energy company rewards you per rush hour, that reward is based on how much you save overall, not per thermostat.
- Before the rush hour begins, you may see a gold gear and the words PRE-COOLING on your Nest Thermostat as it starts cooling down your home. Pre-cooling is like leaving early before traffic starts - using a little more energy before a rush hour helps your Nest Learning Thermostat use less energy during one.
During the rush hour:
- You'll see a gold gear () and the words RUSH HOUR on the display.
- Your Nest Learning Thermostat will adjust your target temperature up to a few degrees, possibly more if you're away.
- You can change the temperature any time. When you change the temperature, your Nest Thermostat will notify you that making a change will cause Rush Hour Rewards to stop running and the gold gear to disappear. Note that if your change is to turn down the AC to save even more energy, the gear will disappear, but you'll still earn rewards.
After the rush hour:
- When the rush hour is over, your Nest Thermostat will return to its regular schedule.
- You'll be able to spot the temperatures that Rush Hour Rewards adjusted in your Energy History the next day. They'll be highlighted by a gold ring.
- If you made changes during a rush hour on one or more of your thermostats, your Nest Thermostat will send you a message letting you know that your reward may be less than expected due to your changes.
- More info about your energy savings from Rush Hour Rewards will also be available in your monthly Energy Report.
How much will I get paid?
How much you earn depends on your energy provider:
- Some energy companies will pay you a flat fee for the season.
- For some energy companies, your payment will be bundled into the service or included in a rebate.
- Some will pay you per rush hour. These energy companies calculate how much to pay you by comparing your energy use during a rush hour to the amount of energy you normally use. If you have multiple thermostats, you'll get paid for your aggregate savings from all the Nest Thermostats in your home.
If you're paid by the rush hour, each energy company has its own way of calculating what your "normal energy use" is and how to compare it to energy use during a rush hour. For example, say there's a rush hour from 3-6pm on Tuesday - an energy company may compare how much energy you use during the rush hour to how much energy you used from 3-6pm in three out of the past five business days (usually the three days that you used the most energy). They'll factor in all energy use in the house, including your lights, fridge and washing machine. Then you'll be paid the difference.
Keep in mind that the energy company will measure the total amount of energy you use during the rush hour, so if you use energy in other ways - like running the washer or dryer or the pool pump - you may not get your full rewards.
Want to know exactly how much you'll get paid, when you'll be notified and other details? Learn more about a specific Nest energy partner plan
How do I turn off Rush Hour Rewards?
You're always in control. You can override Rush Hour Rewards at any time by simply changing the temperature on your Nest Thermostat. Then, confirm that you want Rush Hour Rewards to stop. The gold gear will disappear and won't appear again until the next rush hour.
Learn more about how to cancel Rush Hour Rewards
How is Rush Hour Rewards different than Demand Response programs?
Demand Response programs (sometimes called direct load control programs) are offered by energy companies to encourage their customers to use less energy during energy rush hours. In this they have the same goal as Rush Hour Rewards. The difference is that Rush Hour Rewards takes your preferences and what your Nest Thermostat has learned from you into account to ensure you're comfortable. It lets you take control and change the temperature at any time, while other programs either cut your power off entirely or leave it up to you to remember.
Demand Response plans are often designed in one of two ways:
- Your energy company cuts off power during a rush hour. This means customers can't turn on the AC even if they need it. While this option earns you maximum incentives, it requires that you give up all control of your comfort in your home for a few hours.
- Your energy company asks that you adjust the temperature on your own. With this option, the energy company might send an email or call the day before to let you know about a rush hour the next day. Trouble is, when it's time to change the temperature, customers often forget or are away from home, forfeiting their incentives. Even if they are at home, it can be confusing how much to change the temperature to get the most rewards while remaining comfortable.
Rush Hour Rewards is different because it:
- Notifies you the night before that a rush hour is coming, right on the thermostat as well as on your phone, tablet or laptop.
- Adjusts the temperature for you during a rush hour, rather than just shutting off your AC.
- Makes sure you're comfortable throughout the rush hour. It uses everything your Nest Thermostat has learned about you to ensure that temperatures always stay within a reasonable range.
- Gives you control. You can always change the temperature during a rush hour.
What technology powers Rush Hour Rewards?
Rush Hour Rewards is powered by Auto-Tune, the new Nest technology designed to help you save money.


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A Washington Post investigation has revealed a woman recently promoted to head a top CIA division played a key role in the agency's discredited detention and interrogation program after 9/11 and signed off on a decision to destroy videotapes of torture. The woman, who was not named because she is undercover, served as chief of staff to Jose Rodriguez, the CIA's former head of clandestine operations. In 2005, she and Rodriguez signed an order to destroy tapes of interrogations at a secret prison in Thailand where two prisoners had been waterboarded. According to the Los Angeles Times, she also ran a "black site" prison overseas. The official is mentioned in a Senate Intelligence Committee report that accuses top officers of misleading Congress about the effectiveness of the interrogations. She became acting head of clandestine services at the end of last month. One of the first decisions faced by new CIA Director John Brennan is whether to keep her in the post.
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How to Beat Social Anxiety
Real Simple readers share their tried-and-true tips for dealing with six of the most common anxiety-inducing situations, then psychologists and communications coaches weigh in with more advice.
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Interviewing for a JobA Reader Suggests:
Lauren Smith, 40, an officer of a philanthropic nonprofit organization in San Francisco writes, researches, and rehearses. "I was nervous about interviewing for a job, since the position was a huge step up for me in title and responsibility," she says. "Plus, I had no idea what the appropriate salary was, and the thought of discussing money made me nauseated. To help me unknot my stomach, I made a list of all my experience and capabilities, which reminded me how much I was bringing to the job. Then I found a survey of nonprofit-director salaries online and called a friend to practice my pitch. On the day of the interview, I wore my favorite skirt, which always makes me feel good. When the question of salary came up, I felt my adrenaline rise but took a deep breath and suggested a number that I knew was respectable based on my research. I was offered the position on the spot."
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- Write a letter to your potential employer, but don't send it, says corporate coach Craig Harrison. Instead, read it aloud before the interview. "Keep your voice low and steady―this helps keep your heart from racing by forcing you to focus on your breathing." As Lauren found, writing down thoughts is helpful. "It replaces anxiety with self-assurance and reinforces why you're right for the job," says Harrison.
- Ask questions during the interview. "It takes the focus off you, which will make you less nervous," says Linda Waters, a corporate coach and the founder of Back to Business, a Boston-based company dedicated to helping women return to the workforce.
- Invest in an outfit that makes you feel good. If you don't have a magic skirt like Lauren does, buy or even borrow something that works. "Studies have shown that you're most confident when you like your appearance," says Waters.
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Elizabeth Green, 56, of New Haven, Connecticut doesn't dive in headfirst. "My husband passed away in 2005. We had been married for 26 years, so the dating scene had changed dramatically," she says. "The thought of asking someone out made me nervous. It seemed too forward or desperate, but I didn't want to spend the rest of my life alone. So I picked a man I already knew and got up the nerve to ask him out. Practicing on someone I thought would say yes (and did) gave me courage. Then a friend told me about someone she had met on Match.com who might be my type. I took a deep breath, said out loud, 'What do I have to lose?' and sent him an e-mail suggesting we meet for a drink. Using e-mail took all the anxiety out of the situation because I was in control (and he couldn't see that my hands were shaking). He responded positively that same day. Before I left my house that evening, I talked to my daughter and told her that I was looking to enjoy myself, not to find a new husband. Reminding myself of that calmed me down. Then I listened to Abba's 'Dancing Queen.' It got me pumped up!"
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- Ask yourself, "What's the worst thing that can happen?" "It puts the situation in perspective, allowing you to destress a bit," says Rachel Sarah, author of Single Mom Seeking (Seal Press, $15). "No matter what the outcome, you'll feel a boost of confidence for having asked someone out."
- Come up with a game plan. "Start with an e-mail, then work up to a phone conversation," says Sarah. "Doing what's most comfortable for you will make you more at ease."
- And, finally, redefine your expectations: If you lower the stakes, then your anxiety levels decline dramatically.
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No matter the cause of your stress, it is important that you try to react positively to your situation. Having a negative attitude will really only make matters worse. When one problem is gone, chances are, another one will show up. A positive focus on your life will enable you to live it in a positive and happy way, with stress kept well and truly under control.
Make sure you are organized in all aspects of your life if you would like to reduce your stress levels. The root of your stress could be, because you are unable to locate an item you need, or forgetfulness. Both of these things can lead to incredible frustration. A well-organized life will help you feel empowered, reducing your stress.
Holding grudges causes anger to build up, leading to a much more stress in your life. If you focus on things that people have done to you or that make you mad, it will just bring you down.
Try giving a friend a call when you're feeling stressed out. Even if you don't talk about what's bothering you, just chatting with a friend for a little while can really relax you. It can rejuvenate you and give you the energy you need to tackle your problems with a clear head.
Sniff your way stress-free. You will enjoy the soothing fragrances of basil, bay, chamomile, thyme, lavender, rose and the oils of anise, eucalyptus and peppermint. In a small container you can add some popular scented oils and a bit of rock salt to create your own aromatherapy. Whenever stress starts to overtake you, just smell one of your favorite aromas.
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Many kids are afraid of the dark, but the Sylvania 72491 PALPODzzz LED Nightlight and Flashlight Light provide peace of mind to children and ease those fears. This nightlight is in the shape of a honeycomb with a bee and a bear on it and it has a built-in photo sensor that triggers the product to glow in the dark. The bee/bear turns into a portable flashlight with a bright LED that automatically lights up when it is removed from the charging station. It will also turn on if there is a power outage and it can be turned on and off at the press of a button. The nightlight will stay lit up to 5 hours on a single charge to help the little ones through the night. The safe, non-contact charger design has no exposed electrical contacts. This night light is ideal for use in a child's bedroom, bathrooms and nursery. Read More
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Coleman Cable is offering an amazingly useful, new battery-operated closet / utility light, perfect for any indoor location where you find yourself constantly wishing you had more light. Bathrooms, closets, hallways, and garages are all examples of areas around the home where extra or utility lighting can be incredibly useful. This LED light uses a Passive Infrared (PIR) motion sensor for automatically activating the 8 super-bright LED's, housed behind the protective lens. Sliding this light out of the wall bracket used for mounting the unit, will allow you to have an emergency flashlight when ever needed. The Coleman Cable LED closet / utility light will provide you and your family extra safety around the home by automatically illuminating areas that are too dark, and providing a form of emergency lighting in the event of a power outage. This item is battery powered and requires no wiring for installation. AAA batteries are sold separately. Read More
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Now you can use your M1 system to communicate with your Lutron RadioRA lighting controls. This interface gives you the full functionality of RadioRA, such as controlling lights, shades, and thermostats. With the features built into M1, you can now control RadioRA from across the room or around the world. This module is a type 5 serial expander; the M1 architecture is limited to a total of seven of this type of device. Read More
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Mi Casa Verde is offering home control that is affordable for everyone, with their new Vera 3, Z-Wave controller. Featuring a faster processor, more memory for downloading apps and upgraded Wi-Fi, Vera 3 is more powerful than ever. Advanced users with multiple device types and plug-ins will find Vera 3 is up to almost any challenge. Compatible with INSTEON, Z-Wave, and X10 devices, the Vera3 allows user's to easily integrate new lighting or appliance controls into their home, while also providing them a choice between different protocols to be used. Vera3 is compatible with all other types of Z-Wave devices. This gives the user a larger selection of devices to choose from. Take advantage of everything the Z-Wave world has to offer and choose the devices that best match your home decor.
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