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Right now, there is nothing stopping me from going to the gym, except for, oh, you know, everything. It's 4.30 pm on a Friday. Following is a list of my standard excuses and why they do not hold right now.
1. The gym is closed.
The gym is not closed. It is open. It probably isn't even very busy, since it's a Friday afternoon before a long weekend. There will be about ten old guys there easing into post-op treadmill walks after knee or hip replacements.
2. I have no child care.
My children are, at present, naked in the backyard, painting under the supervision of their amazing babysitter. She's sixteen, so she has heaps of energy. She doesn't own this house so she doesn't give too much of a shit how much paint they get on the outside french doors, where we stickytape the paper for them to paint on because we are too mean to buy an easel. She hasn't spent all week with them so she can, with grace, manage the fighting and screaming that occur when Garnet launches incursions into May Blossom's palette, or adds his own sneaky slash of pink to her carefully designed tableau of a scene from Frozen. Continue Reading »


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Seems like one of the hardest (or most fun, depending on how you look at it) things in knitting is selecting the perfect yarn/color for a particular project, which is where I find myself on this lovely, sunny Saturday. Trying to decide which Madelinetosh color I want to use for the mystery knit-a-long "Eyes On Me" , designed by Kitman Figueroa, one of my design heroes. Check her out on Ravelry – gorgeous shawls!!
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Make this fun Fair Isle hat with Carole on Friday October 17th.
The pink and brown Corkscrew hat with Abby on October 15.
Or, learn the magic of lace with Kim's Easy Lace scarf on October 18th or 20th!
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Just wanted to let everyone know that our hours will be changing as of Monday, October 6th:
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Tuesday: Noon – 8:00 (Knit Nite from 5:00 – 8:00)
Wednesday: 10:00 – 5:00
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Friday: 10:00 – 5:00
Saturday: 10:00 – 5:00
Other changes going on. . . . .Nancy has decided to leave us to pursue more time in her studio. Lucky lady!! Since we're closing on Thursdays, Sharon will move to Nancy's old slot on Tuesday.
Better late than never. . . .the SLO Yarn Crawl was a great success!! Winners of the 5 huge prize baskets were: Jennifer King, Valerie Glohn, Lori Anne Graham, Mary Anne Hjamarsh, and our own Stephanie Bergdorf!!
The four winners of our in-store raffle were: Sue Morrow, Roberta Kassak, Karen Tsutsumida, and Charlene. Congratulations to all of our winners!!!
Just in time for the SLO Yarn Crawl!!
Here is our huge Madelinetosh order! Now I just need to get it priced and on the wall!
Speaking of the Yarn Crawl, are you the fastest knitter on the Central Coast? Now is your chance to find out. We are hosting a fastest knitter contest during the crawl, sponsored by Skacel (the Addi Turbo people). Cast on, knit for 3 minutes, the we'll count your stitches, fastest knitters for the weekend win a prize!
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Due to scheduling conflicts, we will be closed July 17th. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. We will be open Friday 12:00-5:00 and Saturday 10:00-5:00. Thank you for your patience!!
Shop closed 7/11 & 7/12
We will be closed Friday and Saturday due to illness. Reopening Monday at noon.
Thanks! Sorry for any inconvenience.
Knit Nite update
We need to cancel Thursday Knit Nite for the next two weeks (July 10 and July 17). We will resume our regular schedule the week of the 21st.
Now to the fun stuff!! We received a huge shipment of Hikoo's Simplicity, which is a DK version of Simpliworsted. They are both supersoft merino/acrylic blends, which makes them washable and perfect for kids!!
Simplicity is featured in the new book, "Building in Color", by Michelle Hunter of Knit Purl Hunter. Similar to her original book, "Building Blocks", this book teaches various color knitting techniques, then you combine strips to make a blanket. If you are interested in adding some color to your work, this is the book for you!

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Midland, Texas – Four people were killed and several others were injured Thursday after a freight train crashed into a parade float in Midland. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the fatal accident left 17 people with injuries in addition to killing 4, after the float, which was carrying wounded veterans, made an attempt to get across a railroad crossing to get to a banquet.
Daniel Quinonez, who was in traffic during the occurrence is quoted by the AP as stating of witnessing the event, "It was a horrible accident to watch happen right in front of me. I just saw the people on the semi-truck's trailer panic, and many started to jump off the trailer. But it was too late for many of them because the train impacted the trailer so fast."
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Follow the Sound has been nominated for a Central Canadian Bluegrass Music Award! Details here: CCBMA AWARDS 2014
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Very excited to be playing at Delfest again this year. Can't wait to join so many phenomenal acts in Cumberland, MD!
We stopped by Junction Craft Brewery for an expedition in two of our favourite things, beer and music. They had just finished bottling a batch, James got hands on with the squidgy, had some beer, and we played some of our newest tunes. Mitch Fillion shot the performance and we ended up with this new video.
We had a great time last weekend at Delfest 2013. Hosted by Bluegrass Legend Del McCoury and his family band the festival has been going on since 2008. It has become one of North America's finest festivals. Thanks so much to the organizers and all the folks from High Sierra Music for having us and selecting us as the winners of the Bluegrass Band competition! Also, thanks to all the other acts in the competition, there were 7 other extremely talented groups competing with us. We got to play on the main stage Sunday morning to kick off a great day of music followed by some of our favourite acts. It was a great a honour to be there and to be on the lineup for 2014!


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for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Great accommodation, locationPosted May 3, 2014 on Hotels.com
Lovely guest house, friendly staff, location 10 minutes walk to centre of Harrogate. Room large with usual en suite shower etc. Honesty bar so could help myself to late drink. Breakfast choices excellent. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay.
for Everyoneby Stellafrom Cyprus
31-6 April, 2014Posted Apr 7, 2014
Cons: a friend of mine had a single room which was quite small. I think this could be improved by enlarging the room.
Location: Excellent location! Minutes to the centre.
I stayed in a double room which was very comfortable and spotless. The staff were very friendly and always willing to help. Breakfast was excellent. I really liked the room on the ground floor which serves as a bar. You can have a glass of wine ....... and pay when you leave. Prices for drinks very reasonable.
for Business Travelersby Davidfrom Leics
Nice stayPosted Nov 1, 2013 on Hotels.com
I stayed 1 night at Arden House during a business trip. Very friendly welcome and clean room. Only a short walk to Harrogate town centre. Breakfast was nice also.
for Business Travelersby Sc31sbfrom London
Small but clean room & nice staffPosted Oct 20, 2013 on Hotels.com
The B&B was really cosy and very clean. My room (no. 14) was incredibly small but for one person for one night it didn't matter - it was still clean and comfy. Breakfast wasn't anything special - not good coffee. Staff were nice though and the dining and lounge area were very pleasant.
for Couplesby Carolfrom Darlington
Very convenient, close to town centrePosted Sep 27, 2013
Pros: The location, friendly staff and the excellent breakfast. Very quiet location.
Cons: Inside the wardrobe and the draws were dirty. The room and bathroom were clean. Our room was a bit too small.
Location: All of Harrogate on the door step.
Had a lovely 3 nights stay. Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent breakfast with a wide range of choice.
for Everyoneby dekfrom staffs
Hotel?Posted Sep 14, 2013
Pros: good breakfast,and likeability and help of bev the owner.good position in harrogate.
Cons: A little more input from the staff,Ihad to fetch the cups for breakfast after being served tea for breakfast.
Location: location is good,and plenty to do,we used the local transport to york etc.
I think it is avery good b&b guest house,but should not be classed as a hotel.
for Couplesby Pamfrom Lancaster
Great place for a short breakPosted Aug 13, 2013
Pros: large comfy bed and good breakfast
Cons: nothing
Location: quiet street only a few minutes walk to restaurant and shops.
We really enjoyed our 2 night stay at Arden House. The hotel was spotless and the breakfast selection excellent. Owner very helpful suggesting restaurants etc. Hotel only 5-10 minutes walk from restaurants and town centre. Vouchers issued to guests for parking
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
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Recommendedby Gill
Posted Feb 23, 2013 on Hotels.com
Exactly what it said on the tin !!
by Adyfrom Hull
Wifi doesn't workPosted Dec 17, 2012
Pros: Friendly
Cons: The en-suite
Location: Good
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No. 14 Quinnipiac Men's Ice Hockey Faces UMass For Two-Game Series This Weekend November 26, 2014 No. 14 Quinnipiac men's ice hockey will face the University of Massachusetts in a two-game series on Friday, Nov. 28 at High Point Solutions Arena at the TD Bank Sports Center before traveling to the Mullins Center on Saturday, Nov. 29. | Read Full Release
No. 4/4 QU Women's Ice Hockey Defeats Princeton, 2-0, Behind Chelsea Laden's Eighth Shutout November 25, 2014 It was a game of personal bests Tuesday night as the No. 4/4 QU Women's Ice Hockey team shut out the Princeton Tigers 2-0 at Hobey Baker Memorial Rink to extend its unbeaten streak to 13 games. | Read Full Release
QU Men's Basketball Falls to Hartford, 54-50 November 25, 2014 The Quinnipiac University men's basketball team snapped its streak of seven straight wins over Hartford on Tuesday night, as the Bobcats fell to the Hawks, 54-50, at the TD Bank Sports Center in Hamden. | Read Full Release
QU Women's Basketball Falls to No. 1 Notre Dame, 112-52 November 25, 2014 The Quinnipiac women's basketball team dropped a 112-52 decision at No. 1 Notre Dame on the third and final day of the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame Challenge at Purcell Pavilion. The Bobcats registered a solid effort on Tuesday night... | Read Full Release
Chelsea Laden Women's Ice Hockey Bobcats' women's ice hockey senior goaltender Chelsea Laden (Lakeville, Minn.) has been named the Quinnipiac October Female Athlete of the Month.
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November 28, 2014
The state budget impasse has been dragging on for weeks. And on Saturday, one Valley delegate got an earful from his constituents.
One issue that came up at the town hall meeting of Del. Steve Landes, R-25, is the problems the state's budget impasse is creating for local governments.
"Your failure to produce a budget during your regular session has brought hardship on every local government and every school board in the state of Virginia," Nick Collins, chairman of the Augusta County School Board, told Landes.
Without a state budget in place, local leaders don't know their exact state revenues. That means they haven't been able to finalize their own budgets.
It's an issue that Landes says state legislators are well aware of.
"That is a great concern. Most legislators I talk to, they're hearing from their local governments just like I am," Landes said after Saturday's town meeting. "And that's the reason I think there's motivation to get something done."
Earlier this week, the House of Delegates passed a compromise bill package. The Senate is working on a compromise.
Saturday marked the 95th day of the state budget crisis.
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Angelakos' falsetto lent a sweet tenderness to many songs, soaring over sheets of lovely keyboards to good effect on "Live to Tell the Tale." The band's set ended strongly with "Sleepyhead," the ethereal track that first brought Passion Pit to attention, followed by "Little Secrets," a dance-y track that wrapped up the night with plenty in the landmark amphitheater on their feet, still dancing.
Opening the evening, and putting the "world" in KCRW's World Music Festival branding of this show, was Omar Souleyman, a Syrian folk-pop artist who has become popular with western DJs and samplers in recent years for the exotic feel of his music. Souleyman sang to the accompaniment of Rizan Said on keyboards and computers, proving that no matter where in the world one comes from, there's always a place for a synthesizer.
Setlists: Hot Chip and Passion Pit at the Hollywood Bowl, Sept. 9, 2012
Hot Chip: Shake a Fist / Boy from School / Don't Deny Your Heart / One Life Stand / Night and Day / Flutes / Over and Over / How Do You Do / Ready for the Floor / Everywhere (Fleetwood Mac cover) / Hold On
Encore: I Feel Better
Passion Pit: Take a Walk / The Reeling / Moth's Wings / Better Things / Let Your Love Grow Tall / Carried Away / Eyes as Candles / To Kingdom Come / Live to Tell the Tale / Constant Conversations / I'll Be Alright / It's Not My Fault I'm Happy / Sleepyhead / Little Secrets
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Charles Livingstone Allen Young Harris College (1930-32), Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina (1932-34), and Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta (1933-37). Admitted on a trial basis to the North Georgia Conference in 1933, he was ordained a deacon in 1935 and an elder in 1937. From 1933 to 1948 he served appointments in Douglasville and Thomson, among others. Leila Jane Haynes of Clermont became his wife in 1934. They had three children: Charles, Franklin, and Mary Jane.
The hallmark of Allen's ministry was "pastoral preaching" in a lucid and transparent style. In 1947 he founded Pulpit Preaching, a homiletical journal. It merged with Pulpit Digest in 1972 to form The New Pulpit Digest (renamed Pulpit Digest in 1978). Allen remained a contributor until 1989. His items, which began in Georgia's Wesleyan Christian Advocate in 1947, were a prelude to the column he wrote for the Atlanta Journal, beginning in 1949,
and for the Atlanta Constitution, beginning in 1952. At Grace Methodist Church in Atlanta, a radio broadcast was initiated on WAGA in 1949, and
In Houston Allen added guided tours to Israel to his activities. By 1983 the Houston church had become the largest integrated congregation in Methodism. Several institutions, including Emory University; John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas; Piedmont College; and Wofford College, have awarded him honorary doctorates. After Allen retired from First United Methodist Church, he became a counselor to the employees of Transco Energy Corporation in Houston.
Allen died in Houston on August 30, 2005.
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Further Reading
Charles L. Allen, What I Have Lived By: An Autobiography (Old Tappen, N.J.: F. H. Revell, 1976).
Ronald T. Meeks, "A Critical Analysis of the Preaching of Charles Livingstone Allen" (Ph.D. diss., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, 1996).
Charles L. Wallis, ed., The Charles L. Allen Treasury (Old Tappen, N.J.: Revell, 1970).
Ronald T. Meeks, "A Critical Analysis of the Preaching of Charles Livingstone Allen" (Ph.D. diss., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, 1996).
Charles L. Wallis, ed., The Charles L. Allen Treasury (Old Tappen, N.J.: Revell, 1970).
Cite This ArticleMills, Frederick V. "Charles Allen (1913-2005)." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 09 August 2013. Web. 27 November 2014.
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Mainebiz reported the state is receiving $602,679 in specialty crop block grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support 10 agricultural initiatives, including one that aims to develop a hops industry to support the state's growing craft beer industry. The grants also aim to increase the competitiveness of crops such as potatoes, wild blueberries, maple syrup and other fruits and vegetables, according to the article. The development of a hops industry will involve a federal study conducted by the University of Maine, evaluating 12 hops varieties that will be planted at an experimental agricultural station in Monmouth, the article states. Results will be shared with farmers and brewers through workshops, fact sheets and online material.
WABI Advances UMaine Extension Workshop on Starting Food Business
WABI (Channel 5) reported the University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering a workshop for those interested in starting a small specialty or value-added food business Thursday, Oct. 23, at the UMaine Extension Penobscot County Office in Bangor. Workshop topics include personal goals, key business concepts, product development and licensing. Scheduled presenters are Extension faculty Louis Bassano, small business educator; Beth Calder, food science specialist; and Jim McConnon, business and economic specialist.
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Paul Mayewski, director of the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine, was quoted in an article by The National, Abu Dhabi Media's first English-language publication, about a climate change conference in the city. The annual conference on Climate Change and the Future of Water is hosted by the Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research in collaboration with the University of Maine and features speakers from academia, government and field experts on panels, according to the article. Mayewski said that water scarcity has led to critical policy changes for societies, with projections showing Earth will continue to suffer drought well into the middle of the 21st century. He said to adapt to water demands, organizations and governments must understand and anticipate drought conditions and plan accordingly, the article states.
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The Ellsworth American reported David Megquier, director of the Maine Education Opportunity Center and Talent Search programs at the University of Maine, was honored with the Council for Opportunity in Education's (COE) Walter O. Mason Award. The award, established in 1988, is the highest honor awarded by COE and recognizes individuals for outstanding contributions to the federal TRIO Programs and the advancement of educational opportunity for low-income, first-generation students, according to the article. Megquier, an Ellsworth resident, has been actively involved with COE for the past 33 years and has served in multiple leadership roles, the article states.
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The University of Maine Museum of Art in downtown Bangor is hosting Fall Family Fun! from 1–3 p.m. Saturday, Oct 18. The public is invited to make autumn-themed crafts at the museum on 40 Harlow St. Admission and supplies are free. Registration is not required. For more information or to request a disability accommodation, contact UMMA education coordinator Eva Wagner at 561.3360 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Information also is on UMMA's website.
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When Matthew Dexter prepared for the Ulman Cancer Foundation's 42-day 2104 summer cross-country run to raise money for and awareness of cancer, he was seeking to change at least one person's life.
He did. His own.
The University of Maine junior brought in $7,300 of the more than $1 million raised for the Ulman Cancer Foundation.
He ran through 113-degree heat in Barstow, California, had snowball fights in the Rockies and legged out the 20-mile final stretch to Federal Hill in Baltimore, Maryland.
And the most memorable and touching part, he says, was meeting cancer patients at James Graham Brown Cancer Center in Louisville, Kentucky.
Dexter's mother, Christine died when he was 13. And she is the reason he became involved with the Ulman Cancer Foundation's 4K for Cancer.
And now he's striving to do more.
Since completing the 4,000-mile team relay run July 26, Dexter has organized his own fundraiser — the Eastern Trek for Cancer (ETC). The 29-day, 400-mile relay run starts June 27 in Kittery, Maine, and wraps up July 25 in Surf City, New Jersey.
He planned the route to go through New Jersey so that Joe Melillo, his friend, fellow 4K for Cancer runner and Garden State resident, could take part.
At about the halfway mark of the 4K for Cancer — July 4 in Boulder, Colorado — Dexter says he and Melillo started joking about putting together a fundraising run of their own.
"It stuck with me and, after the run ended, it was something I wanted to," Dexter says.
The Eastern Trek for Cancer mission is to promote a healthy lifestyle and directly support cancer patients, says the psychology major and business minor.
Participants can opt to run 200 miles in 14 days, 100 miles in seven days or 40 miles in three. And for people who don't run, there are other ways to contribute, says Dexter, including donating money, hosting runners overnight and driving a van that accompanies runners.
Fifty percent of money raised will go to Ulman Cancer Foundation for Young Adults, 25 percent will buy supplies to be given to cancer patients during hospital visits along the route and 25 percent will be used for operational activities, Dexter says.
"It's for all ages. It's not a race," Dexter says. "People can feast on their teammates' energy. And it's flexible. ETC accommodates for the busy life we all have. If you're only available for a long weekend or even can secure a two-week journey to help others directly, then ETC is for you."
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Emera Astronomy Center Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony to be held Oct. 17 During Homecoming Weekend
The University of Maine's Emera Astronomy Center will be dedicated in a ceremony at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 17, as part of UMaine's Homecoming weekend.
The Emera Astronomy Center is the new home of the Maynard F. Jordan Planetarium and Observatory. It features a planetarium dome 33 feet in diameter equipped with a state-of-the-art projection system. Both the dome and the observatory's 20-inch digital telescope are the largest in the state.
Architects and engineers from WBRC teamed with planetarium specialists from Kasian, a global architecture firm based in Canada, on the design of the facility; Nickerson & O'Day, a Maine-based construction firm, completed the construction.
Expected to take part in the dedication ceremony are Jeffery Mills, president and CEO of the University of Maine Foundation; UMaine President Susan Hunter; Alan Davenport, Emera Astronomy Center director; Bill Chomik, planetarium designer at Kasian; Karl Ward, president of Nickerson & O'Day; Rob Bennett, executive vice president and COO of Emera, Inc.; and representatives from WBRC also will be in attendance.
Following a ribbon cutting, tours of the facility will be given. The planetarium also will have an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, and a public star party will be held at the observatory that evening from 6 to 10 p.m., weather permitting.
The Maynard F. Jordan Planetarium and Observatory hosts thousands of children annually. The planetarium will continue to offer a changing line-up of family star shows or private showings for parties and school field trips. The center's first public star show is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 17. A full schedule is online.
The $5.2 million Emera Astronomy Center was made possible by a $3.2 million donation from an anonymous donor, who first proposed the astronomy facility to enhance the viewing of the night sky, and a $1 million gift came from Emera Inc., the parent company of Emera Maine.
According to President Hunter, the Emera Astronomy Center is the culmination of the visions of the anonymous donors to enhance the viewing of the night sky and Emera, a leader in the energy field, to make the dream of building the state's largest and most energy-efficient planetarium and automated telescope a reality.
The Emera Astronomy Center includes innovative exterior lighting designed to help preserve the dark-sky critical to enhanced stargazing. It is heated and cooled with geothermal heat pumps — the first building at UMaine to benefit from this energy-efficient electric technology.
As part of UMaine's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the center will enhance the university's role in outreach to K–12 students and promotion of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education. STEM education research has been designated as one of UMaine's Signature Programs. The planetarium and observatory will complement the many other efforts at UMaine to attract students to scientific disciplines by inspiring children — and all those who are children at heart — about the science of astronomy.
"The new Emera Astronomy Center's programs will extend UMaine's already deep commitment to education in STEM fields. The center's planetarium and observatory complement each other to excite students' imagination and advance their knowledge," says Emily Haddad, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
The center has already sparked interest from Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS), a student organization focused on the exploration and development of space.
More information about the Emera Astronomy Center is online. To RSVP to the dedication ceremony or to request a disability accommodation, contact Sarah Penley, 207.581.1159.
Contact: Elyse Kahl, 207.581.3747
Savage Challenge
A $1 million donation to the University of Maine by alumnus Tom Savage and his wife, Sally, of Key Largo, Florida, will launch the Savage Challenge, a five-year endowment drive for the men's ice hockey program.
The donation will be used to match up to $1 million in gifts from UMaine hockey alumni and former coaches to the endowment fund. The Savage Challenge is part of a larger fundraising effort to build a significant endowment for the University of Maine men's ice hockey program. The endowment will provide direct operational support for the men's ice hockey team, and the goal of the Savage Challenge is to motivate former Black Bear men's ice hockey student-athletes and coaches to become directly involved with the program's future.
"Like thousands of other Mainers, Maine hockey holds a special place in my heart," says Tom Savage. "I will never forget how proud we were when we drove over the bridge in Kittery and saw the '1993 National Champions' sign over 20 years ago, and I still get excited when Alfond Arena is shaking after a big Maine goal. For many of us, this program provides a great sense of pride, knowing that Maine can compete for championships on a national stage.
"When Sally and I discussed making this gift, we agreed it was a meaningful and worthy endeavor. Our goal is to help the University of Maine provide the best experience possible for the student-athletes, help our coaches put a product on the ice that Mainers can be proud of and put the Maine Black Bears in the best position possible to compete for championships. We are excited to play a role in ensuring that Maine hockey is financially strong for years to come, and hope others will join us in this effort," says Tom Savage.
Men's ice hockey is a signature athletic program for the University of Maine and the state, says UMaine President Susan Hunter, in announcing the $1 million gift at a media conference Oct. 14. The gift by Tom and Sally Savage will help ensure that the program will continue to be a national point of pride.
"(The) gift will serve to build a network of support for our men's ice hockey program by strengthening the bond between our former student-athletes and our future," Hunter says.
Tom Savage earned a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Maine in 1968. The avid UMaine athletics fan is a retired attorney who practiced law in Bangor for more than 20 years. He is a member of Phi Gamma Delta and a former member of the University of Maine Foundation board of directors.
Sally Savage, who grew up in Belfast, is an artist and author. The couple are members of the University of Maine Stillwater Society and are the 2007 recipients of the Stillwater Presidential Award. The Savages live in Florida and maintain a summer home in Searsport.
"The generosity and vision of Tom and Sally Savage will have a permanent positive impact on the men's ice hockey program at the University of Maine," says UMaine Athletics Director Karlton Creech.
"Endowments are a powerful part of a sustainable Division I athletics model, and the Savage Challenge represents a tremendous leap forward in preserving the nationally competitive profile of our men's ice hockey program. Tom and Sally are great friends of the university, and I am humbled by their generous gift that will be a difference maker for our student-athletes and coaches."
The vision of Tom and Sally Savage to maintain the competitive excellence of Maine men's ice hockey forever is both inspiring and transformational, says UMaine men's ice hockey coach Dennis "Red" Gendron.
"Their generosity inspires all at Maine men's ice hockey to do what is required of us to return this program to a position of national prominence, to do it consistently and to bring a national championship back to Maine," he says.
"It is transformational because it represents a giant step forward to ensure the financial viability of Maine men's ice hockey and Maine athletics into perpetuity. Because of Tom and Sally's endowment gift and the countless other gifts that they will inspire from others, we will be able to recruit, outfit and support our team in a manner consistent with the best college hockey programs in the nation."
Contact: Margaret Nagle, 207.581.3745
Dill Talks About Question 2 in BDN, Press Herald Articles on EEE
Jim Dill, a pest management specialist with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, spoke with the Portland Press Herald and Bangor Daily News for articles about the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention confirming the state's first human case of neuroinvasive Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE). Dill spoke about Question 2 on the November ballot, saying it would improve Maine's surveillance for EEE. The bond would give $8 million to UMaine Extension to build a new animal and plant disease and insect control laboratory. Dill said having the lab would allow the state to improve its mosquito testing in addition to the other services.
Allan, Madden Quoted in Articles on Hazing
University of Maine researchers Elizabeth Allan and Mary Madden who led a national study on student hazing were interviewed for articles on the topic. Madden, an education professor, was quoted in an article by The Guardian, titled "Student-athlete hazing victims may number 800,000 per year." Madden spoke about some of the researchers' findings including escalation in hazing incidents. "What we often see is that students like, sort of one-up the year before," Madden said. "So, 'Oh, we can we can haze them even worse than we were hazed.'" Allan, an associate professor of higher education leadership, was quoted in a post from the U.S. News & World Report blog "High School Notes." She spoke about how hazing isn't always recognized as a problem. "Some people think of it as a type of group bullying, but that can be misleading," she said, adding hazing is about inclusion, while bullying is about exclusion. She defines hazing as, "any activity expected of someone joining or participating in a group that humiliates, degrades, abuses or endangers them, regardless of a person's willingness to participate."
UMaine Sports Clubs Focus of BDN Article
The Bangor Daily News published the article, "UMaine sports clubs provide varied, valuable athletic and educational experiences." UMaine has 30 active sports clubs that will provide athletic and recreational opportunities for more than 700 students this year, according to the article. "It's really about the students' passion for their sport. Some of them come with it, and some of them discover it [here]," said Jeff Hunt, UMaine's director of campus recreation.
Peterson's Track Surface Safety Research Cited in Thoroughbred Racing Commentary
Mick Peterson, a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Maine, was mentioned in the Thoroughbred Racing Commentary article, "Do what is best for the horse: Drug testing, doping agents, racing surfaces, and more." Peterson was cited for his research on racetrack surfaces to reduce horse injuries. Peterson said that while tracks are only one factor, they can improve safety and build confidence in racing, according to the article. "Peterson and his colleagues have applied significant advances in the science of racing surface management and the tools for tracking the condition of a racing surface, be it synthetic, turf or dirt," the article states.
BDN Publishes Op-Ed by Sandweiss
The Bangor Daily News published the opinion piece, "The Kon-Tiki man at 100 — and his kindred spirits in Maine," by Dan Sandweiss, a professor of anthropology and quaternary and climate studies at the University of Maine.
Gov. LePage Visits UMaine, Speaks with Students, Media Report
The Bangor Daily News, WABI (Channel 5) and WVII (Channel 7) covered Gov. Paul LePage's visit to the University of Maine. The Republican governor, who is campaigning for re-election, spoke on the steps of UMaine's Fogler Library with a group of about 20 students standing behind him. He shared two ideas for programs he said would reduce student debt and would encourage graduates to stay in Maine, according to the BDN. UMaine junior Lee Jackson introduced LePage, calling him a friend and mentor. The Sun Journal also carried the BDN report.
BDN Reports on Grad Student's Pay-As-You-Throw Study
The Bangor Daily News published an article about University of Maine graduate student Travis Blackmer and his study on pay-as-you-throw programs in Maine. In the program, households must purchase special trash bags for a fee, otherwise their waste is not collected by the town, according to Blackmer. "The purpose of this research is to provide insight into how citizens in Maine view pay-as-you-throw programs, including their behavioral changes in response to this program being implemented at the town level," Blackmer told the BDN.


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I have no idea if I simply got a bad tube of this, but it did absolutely nothing for me. I bought it half price at Priceline and I had to apply several coats for it to show up at all. I will give it the benefit of the doubt and assume the tube had dried out, but it didn't look dried out, just didn't show up.
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Hands down, the BEST d/s mascara I've found to date. It's perfect, HG. I couldn't believe that it was so cheap! Makes my blah lashes look like falsies. I usually do 2 coats, no clumps or flakes...amazing. Bought a 2 pack at walmart for under $5. Can't beat that! Sometimes, I even have to stop myself from applying a 3rd coat, just to see how long I can get my lashes to go!! LOL. Thank you, Rimmel...I'm in love with this mascara.
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Oh hello my love. This may be HG mascara for me. I have pretty good lashes to start with, even tho' they are shorter on 1 eye than the other [bane of my existence]. Anyway. This mascara makes my eyelashes look almost fake after just 2 coats. One coat is natural & nice. 2 is woah. I have yet to try 3, but I'm sure it's dramatic. It also holds curl well, which is my biggest problem - lashes drooping. This takes my lashes up to my brows. It's a very wet formula; I have to take the excess off the brush. Also - it's dirt cheap: $2.97 at walmart. woohoo. I do prefer the curved brush version of this better than the straight brush, but I can just swap in an old mascara's wand.
Generally I found this an excellent mascara. It built volume well and covered lashes right to the tips. However, I found that it clumped quite alot once applied and when I pulled the brush out of the tube it always had the product hanging on the end bristles so I couldn't angle it to catch small inner lashes. Price is excellent though, so for an everyday mascara its good value.
I bought this when I was out of town and forgot to pack mascara. I think I got it in a 2 pack for 3.99$ So very cheap. Anyways, it really impressed me. It's not my HG, but it's wonderful for everyday use. It ranks in my top 3 mascaras for sure. I always keep a tube of this around. It out performs many products that cost 3 times as much. It does a good enough job of lifting and curling and I would recommend this to anyone.
I think this is fine for every day use- it can be more thickening than my more expensive mascaras, that's for sure. It's not too much though, it's fine for every day since I don't always want super drama for the daytime. It does separate and to a degree does lengthen them. I will say I really appreciate the wand!! I love how the tip is more narrow- it makes it a lot easier to apply without bumping it on my lids and getting mascara in places I don't want it. It's really convenient for the bottom lashes too. I swear it depends on the day on how well it performs- sometimes my lashes look pretty and feathery after using it, other days I can't get it to go on as effectively. I got it in a double-pack from Walmart, so it was a pretty good deal. For everyday I wouldn't hesitate to use this since it was so inexpensive! Definitely decent.
I agree with many as this is a no fuss, simple, light mascara that is perfect for daytime. It is more of a wet tinted formula so your lashes won't be intense black or get buildable from this but for $2.99 what the hell, why wouldn't you give it a try lol or have it as a backup when you run out of your great mascara like I do. I really love the tube and brush and wish mascaras I use with great formulas had this packaging. SO again this is a no frills mascara that won't get you glam lashes like I love on my nights out but for a subtle look in daytime it is perfect and also use it as a base mascara when following with a better one for a night look. I really like the wet formula as it never clumps and leyers amazingly especially with a mascara primer. And atleast is doesn't clump like so many more expensive mascaras. Hard to believe at $2.99 this works so much better than many many other out there plus has ana amzing brush that gets to every lash! :)
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Although I love Rimmel mascaras, this one was just ok. It really didn't do anything special. It didn't give me that thickness/volume I was looking for. The brush is okay, but it seemed like a regular old brush to me. I used it mostly as a basecoat for my lashes, as I usually apply a second coat of a different mascara. It's really not a bad mascara, I just found that it wasn't all that impressive, so when I'm done with the tube I have, I don't plan on repurchasing.
im a mascara freak, i just love mascara and eyeliner!
so i picked this up and i loveeee it, i was using another one buy rimmel called sexy curves and i liked it also but this one is great! deffinally will buy again!!!!
I picked up this mascara yesterday just wanting to try more mascaras and I tried it out today and it's AMAZING! firstly it's really cheap... I got it for $6? and I would buy this for $15! it lengths my lashes so much! and it increases the volume by a lot. I love this mascara and was definitely buy it again!! :D
it's been 8 months since I first bought this mascara and honestly I've found my favourite mascara ever! I buy this EVERY single time I need a new mascara and even if I buy I new one to try it out I always end up repurchasing
this one once again. I've gone through sooo many tubes of this mascara you wont believe it! I just LOVE it!
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