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KENNEDALE -- Jennifer Brunson sat in the shade on her front lawn Friday afternoon, enjoying the pleasant weather. But the prospect of more storms on Easter Sunday cast a cloud of worry over her.Her roof was damaged in the tornado outbreak Tuesday.The rain that followed caused water damage on the second floor, she said. A restoration contractor had spread tarps over the exposed areas and was expected to return today to add reinforcements."He said that if it rains, it could cause the ceiling to come down," Brunson said as children played in the yard. "So, yeah, it's not looking good."As North Texas residents continued picking up the pieces Friday, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, toured a damaged Arlington church and expressed hope for a nonpartisan process to secure federal disaster assistance.The National Weather Service's Fort Worth office again increased the number of confirmed tornadoes, adding two to bring the total to 16.The latest twisters to be added -- one in south Denton and one in northern Kaufman County -- were both rated EF0, the weakest on the Enhanced Fujita Scale.Cornyn said he is counting on the Obama administration to quickly approve the state's application for federal assistance when it is submitted."I hope that was an exception," he said, referring to the administration's reluctance last year to grant emergency funding for areas devastated by wildfires in April, May and September. "This is not a partisan issue."Gov. Rick Perry, members of the Texas congressional delegation and others criticized the administration last year when it didn't immediately declare a major disaster for Texas but did so for Alabama and other states. Federal officials ultimately did issue the declarations.Cornyn, Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck and Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley visited St. Barnabas United Methodist Church, where they were shown around by Senior Pastor Will Cotton."The pastor told us that they'll have a sunrise service on Easter but that they'll probably be without the building for a while," Cornyn told reporters. "We were just remarking that as much devastation as there is, no lives were lost. We're all grateful for that, but a lot of people's lives were disrupted."We're here to make sure there is a seamless process starting here with the mayor and the judge and the state level with the governor and then in Washington."Whitley said he spoke with a White House official soon after the storms and was left with the impression that the Obama administration is ready to help."My feeling is that it should be left up to the local officials," he said."They are the ones on the ground and know what the needs are and shouldn't be hamstrung by a bunch of paperwork from the federal and state governments."Officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency are scheduled to begin assessing property damage in Arlington on Monday, city spokeswoman Rebecca Rodriguez said.Cornyn, Cluck and Whitley also stopped by a battered neighborhood near the church, meeting with homeowners Jim and Twila Meyer and pitching in for a few minutes of cleanup.'The hope of Easter'Arlington Fire Chief Don Crowson said Oncor restored power overnight to the last areas in the city that had been without it. A good push in cleanup efforts through the weekend could move the status of operations from emergency mode to recovery, he said.But the National Weather Service forecast calls for a 20 to 40 percent chance of showers late today through Tuesday, which could mean a new headache for owners of damaged property.Rodriguez said most people whose roofs were damaged seem to have covered them with a tarp or plywood and moved out furniture and other belongings as needed."That has been good to see," she said. "But until permanent repairs are made, those properties are going to be at somewhat of a risk. I'm sure everybody is hoping for a few more days of sunshine."People with specific questions about how to secure their property may want to contact their insurance adjuster, she said.At St. Barnabas, Cotton and his staff planned a sunrise Easter service for 7 on the church lawn and another at 10 a.m. in the Martin High School auditorium. An egg hunt will follow.After the storms, Cotton said, he thought that it might be best to cancel the Easter plans, but his staff wouldn't hear of it."They said: 'Are you crazy? We're going to do more,'" he said. "These neighborhoods have been devastated, and we need to show them that the hope of Easter is here."Patrick M. Walker, 817-390-7423Twitter: @patrickmwalker1
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Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott issued a reminder Friday that vendors are prohibited from charging exorbitant prices for necessities after the governor issues a disaster declaration. The goods and services covered include groceries, clothing, medical supplies, lodging, repair work and fuel, he said in a news release.
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15: Total estimated tornadoes in North Texas.
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EF-2: Strength of the Kennedale/Arlington tornado, which was a quarter-mile wide, cut a 4.6-mile path, and packed winds up to 135 mph.
EF-3: Strength of the strongest tornado, in Forney.
18: Tornado warnings issued.
55: Severe thunderstorm warnings issued.
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Gang issues (Toledo, OH): A former gang member turned Toledo youth leader says he's very concerned about the issue and wrote this manual to help the effort.
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Norfolk police eye gang in drug sales (Norfolk, VA): Police are investigating suspected Bloods gang members in connection with drug sales in Olde Huntersville , according to court papers filed Tuesday.
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Perry might hire full-time gang investigator (Perry, GA): Public Safety Director George Potter wants to hire a full-time gang investigator. The price tag would be about $52,400, according to a budget request for the position.
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Slain man had been suspect in shooting (Manatee County, FL): A 20-year-old man who was shot to death early Sunday was at one time a suspect in a fatal gang-related shooting, according to Bradenton Police Department officials.
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New war on graffiti vandals declared by cities, police (Ventura County, CA): Although people generally can drive through eastern Ventura County without seeing graffiti, police here say it is a growing problem with young teens and is costing taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars.
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Gunfight wounds two (Anchorage, AK): Two young men were hospitalized Friday night after the occupants of a pair of vehicles exchanged gunfire on a Fairview street, Anchorage police said.
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West Las Vegas residents vent frustrations (Las Vegas, NV): West Las Vegas residents on Thursday accused the Metropolitan Police Department of not cracking down on gang violence that has plagued the area for more than a decade.
Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal Date: June 23, 2006
Killing of boy, 11, adds to San Bernardino's crime surge (San Bernardino, CA): The trouble began just after the three Ramirez boys and their friends arrived at the local schoolyard Wednesday for a nighttime game of basketball, a rare treat made possible by the late sundown on the first day of summer.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: June 23, 2006
Front yard brawl leaves one dead (Crouch Mesa, NM): A possible gang-related front yard brawl Tuesday night in Crouch Mesa left one girl dead after several shots were fired into a gathered crowd, according to San Juan County Sheriff's Office deputies.
Source: The Daily Times Date: June 22, 2006
N.J. prison alert tied to a gang threat (New Jersey): The partial lockdown this week of four New Jersey prisons came after a Bloods street gang leader claimed his soldiers had access to 13 hidden guns and planned to violently take control away from guards.
Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer Date: June 22, 2006
Newton police vow gang vigilance (Newton, MA): Newton police will use a new website, an anonymous tip line, and extra patrols to keep in touch with the community after a recent scare that gangs might be infiltrating the city.
Source: The Boston Globe Date: June 22, 2006
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CLEVELAND (AP) Grady Sizemore says Cleveland still feels like home to him, even though he now plays for the Boston Red Sox.
The Red Sox opened a series against the Indians on Monday night. Sizemore started in right field during his first game as a visitor at Progressive Field.
Sizemore was a three-time All-Star while playing nearly eight seasons for the Indians. He signed as a free agent with Boston in January after missing two full seasons following micro-fracture surgery on his right knee and other medical issues.
The 31-year-old Sizemore is hitting .232 with two home runs and 14 RBIs. He says he's surprised at how well he's held up after being out for so long.


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Any time you use the bathroom, wash your hands with warm, soapy water for at least 15 seconds (the time it takes to sing the ABCs).
After washing, don't touch the faucet, paper towel dispenser knob or door handle on the way out. Use your forearms or elbows to turn off the faucet and to dispense paper. Carry your used paper towel to the door and use it to open it up, throwing the towel into the garbage afterward.
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Pints under attack as Lord Howe demands metric-only UK
Re: About bloody time
I was educated in metricery since 1970. I still dont "fancy a litre after work"
piss off Greg
What's in a unit? Why piss all that money up the wall changing over?
I wonder if some units related lobby group has got to the old duffer. (glass manufactures assn?)
Siri subtly shifts smartphone allegiance
I want the truth!
You can't handle the truth!
NHS's chances of getting world's best IT: 80% ... maybe*
having had the (dis)pleasure of
having to work with the hopeless blaggers who are CfH for a couple of years, I would loose the 0 off that 80.
Greenland glaciers not set to cause disastrous sea level rises - study
Lewis Cartman
"Hippies, hippies... they want to save the world but all they do is smoke pot and play frisbee!"
Yahoo! axes! 2,000! workers!
High school student expelled for dropping F-bomb in tweet
what a great country....
You can shoot someone dead in the street and walk away, but your're fucked if you swear.
So what happened to the First Amendment?
Freedom of speech....just watch what you say.
World's first biz computer was British – and sold teacakes
Past tense?
We still got ARM.
Wind it in Wonka!!
Union enraged by secret driverless Tube plan
As if...
Some tube driver is going to put down his jaz mag and spring to my defense if someone has a go at me on the viccy line!
The only people mugging us on the tube ARE the RMT.
The Queen visits Bletchley Park
An excellent opportunity to...
Give Turing a posthumous OBE, and then dig up the pointless old farts who persecuted him and display their skulls on spikes.
Bloody George's Budget: How bad is it really?
Whilst Neu-Labour didn't cause the global financial problems, more prudent (ah the irony) Government saving during the good times would have buffered the effects. Having said that the previous Tory government were no better. No north sea oil sov fund for us.
And knocking a few points of VAT temporarily just cost businesses a bit more in accountants and stationary. SO I suppose it might have stimulated those sectors.
And high end brain-drain in the public sector? Not likely from my experience.
Apple's iOS 4 beams into unprepared world
fairly epic fail...
Had a Ipone 2G jailbroken for 2 1/2 years. Kindle multi-tasks fine on it via backgrounder/proswitcher (albeit a bit slowly) as does most other stuff without being re-written.
So another example of Mr Jobbie trying to stitch us up with a "new" release.
I'm bailing out to an HTC Desire....don't think apple can justify the price premium now other platforms have caught up.
As for the fan-bois vs Apple-bashers...Its only a phone you sad cnuts.
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Gem of the Ocean. August Wilson set out to write the history of black Americans in the twentieth century in ten plays -- all but one of them set in Pittsburgh's Hill District -- and managed to complete the cycle before dying last fall. Gem of the Oceanis the ninth of these plays, but the first chronologically (it's set in 1904). It's also the only play in which we see the mythical Aunt Ester, whose name is frequently invoked in Wilson's work, in the flesh. The action takes place in Ester's home, which serves as a sanctuary during the troubled period following slavery. On the premises live Black Mary -- a young woman who spends her time cooking, cleaning, doing laundry and serving the others, and who is treated by Aunt Ester with uncharacteristic harshness -- and the wise and phlegmatic Eli. The household gets periodic visits from Rutherford Selig, an itinerant tinker, and Solly Two Kings, a veteran of the underground railroad. And a young man has also been haunting the place, begging to see Aunt Ester because, he says, he needs his soul washed. Wilson takes ideas and images from myth, folk tales and the Bible, shifting them slightly, adding his own weight and shading to create an evangelical play in the best sense of the word. Gem of the Oceanis transformative, a call to action, a paean of praise to freedom -- not the ersatz freedom of political speeches, but the limitless, wild thing itself. Director Israel Hicks has assembled a superb cast for this production, and their performance is an act of tribute and of love. Presented by the Denver Center Theatre Company through February 25, Space Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 303-893-4100, www.denvercenter.org. Reviewed February 9.
The Holdup.Written by Pulitzer-winning playwright Marsha Norman, The Holdupis a small, charming piece about the myth of the Old West -- or rather, the passing of that myth. The play, set in 1914, opens in darkness as we hear the sad voice of someone preparing to shoot an ailing horse. Then there's another voice, someone making his way to the safety of a cook shack, afraid of a large coyote that's dogging his steps. The second speaker is Archie Tucker, seventeen years old and a timid being who hates violence. Archie's brother, Henry, is a bully and an avid reader of books about famous outlaws. He's hectoring his brother when one of these lawbreakers intrudes in the flesh -- tall, laconic and fast on the draw. The fourth character is Lily, a prostitute-turned-hotel-owner who has always loved the Outlaw. This script could use a bit of pruning, but The Holdup remains entertaining theater. Presented by the Denver Victorian Playhouse through February 18, 4201 Hooker Street, 303-433-4343, www.denvervic.com.
Impulse Theater. Basements and comedy go together like beer and nuts or toddlers and sandboxes. The basement of the Wynkoop Brewing Co., where Impulse Theater performs, is crowded, loud and energetic. Impulse does no prepared skits, nothing but pure improv -- which means that what you see changes every night, and so does the team of actors. These actors set up and follow certain rules and frameworks; they rely on audience suggestions to get these scenes going or to vary the action. Your level of enjoyment depends a lot on whether or not you like the players. Charm is a factor, and so is the ability to take risks. Fortunately, the performers are clever and fast on their feet, willing to throw themselves into the action but never betraying tension or anxiety, perfectly content to shrug off a piece that isn't coming together. The show is funny when the actors hit a groove, but equally funny when they get stymied. So in a way, the improvisers -- and the audience -- can't lose. Presented by Impulse Theater in an open-ended run, Wynkoop Brewing Co., 1634 18th Street, 303-297-2111 or www.impulsetheater.com.


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|St. Norbert College
|Docere Verbo et Exemplo
|Motto in English
|To teach by word and example
|Religious affiliation
|Norbertines (Catholic Church)
|US $83.8 million[1]
|Thomas Kunkel
|Academic staff
|109 full-time, 70 part-time
|De Pere, Wisconsin, USA
|Suburban, 38 Buildings on
93 acres (38 ha) bordering the Fox River
|Green and Gold
|Green Knights
|St. Norbert College
|Docere Verbo et Exemplo
|Motto in English
|To teach by word and example
|Religious affiliation
|Norbertines (Catholic Church)
|US $83.8 million[1]
|Thomas Kunkel
|Academic staff
|109 full-time, 70 part-time
|De Pere, Wisconsin, USA
|Suburban, 38 Buildings on
93 acres (38 ha) bordering the Fox River
|Green and Gold
|Green Knights
St. Norbert College (SNC) is a private Catholic liberal arts college in De Pere, Wisconsin. Founded in October 1898 by Abbot Bernard Pennings, a Norbertine priest and educator, the school was named after Saint Norbert of Xanten. In 1952, the college became coeducational.[2] The school currently enrolls about 2,175 students.
St. Norbert College was established when Abbot Bernard Pennings, a Dutch immigrant priest from the Premonstratensian Berne Abbey of Heeswijk, the Netherlands, founded the college to train young men for the priesthood. Frances I. Van Dyke, a seminarian, was the first and, at the time, the only student. St. Norbert is the first and only institution of higher learning in the world sponsored by the Premonstratensian order. Abbot Pennings later started a commerce program at the college for lay students before retiring in 1955.
St. Norbert's second president, Father Dennis Burke, expanded the college, anticipating the student population would eventually reach 2000. Dr. Robert Christin, who became president in 1968, implemented the current course system and the academic divisional structure. In 1973, Neil Webb, a former faculty member and vice president, became president. With his strong fiscal management abilities, Dr. Webb established the first substantial permanent endowment for the school.
Serving as the college's president from 1983 to 2000, Thomas Manion brought national recognition to the institution and led the expansion of facilities and the development of additional academic programs. Under his leadership, the enrollment topped 2000, and extensive renovations and construction activities expanded the college's physical facilities.
Mr. Thomas Kunkel, former Dean of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, College Park, became the seventh president of the college on July 1, 2008.
St. Norbert College offers undergraduate programs in more than 40 areas of study, leading to a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, or Bachelor of Business Administration degree. A Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is also offered through a joint effort with the Bellin College of Nursing. The most popular undergraduate majors are Business Administration (22%), Education (18%), and Communication (12%).[3] In addition to its undergraduate offerings, St. Norbert College offers three masters-level graduate programs in education, theological studies, and liberal studies. The Master of Theological Studies department hosts a branch program in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Program studies take place on the Norbertine Community grounds in Albuquerque. Students on that campus can earn the full MTS degree. In the Fall of 2015, the college is planning on offering an MBA program through its new School of Business and Economics [4] and will begin to accept students into its medical education program in partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin, who is locating its Green Bay extension in the new science building at St. Norbert.[5]
St. Norbert College has a student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1 and an average class size 22. Regardless of their major, students enrolled at St. Norbert College complete a 12-course (48 credit) General Education Program that emphasizes writing and the liberal arts. The school places an emphasis on its honors program, student-faculty collaborative research (as early as freshman and sophomore years), professional internships and study abroad.[citation needed]
Over the past 15 years, St. Norbert has been ranked as one of the top five comprehensive (bachelor's-level) colleges in the Midwest, by U.S.News & World Report.[6] In 2008, St. Norbert moved into the national liberal arts colleges category and is now ranked 127th of the 264 schools in the nationwide category.[7] The college is also listed among the "best in the Midwest" by Princeton Review,[8] and is ranked 84th of out 600 by Forbes on their list of America's Best Colleges.[9]
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The campus consists of 93 acres (38 ha), much of which borders the Fox River. Students typically walk to classes, even in the winter. The many trees and statues on campus provide a scenic view, especially in Fall, when the foliage changes colors. Directly behind the Campus Center is a pavilion and docks where St. Norbert hosts its fall Back to School Festival, a kick off to the new school year, with fireworks, a picnic, and live entertainment on the Fox River waterfront. Gries Hall was recently added to SNC campus, as well as a new library.
Important social buildings include the Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus Center (Campus Center), which includes a fitness center, gymnasium, and diner (Phil's Diner) and a reading lounge with a picturesque view overlooking the Fox River. There is also an events hall for movies and public speakers. Special events put on by student groups are also held there, such as comedian appearances and awareness speeches. The Baer mall, in front of Main Hall, is another scenic location.
More than 74% of students live on campus in residence halls, apartments and townhouses. St. Norbert requires all traditional undergraduate students not registered as commuters to live on-campus to strengthen the bond of community. A limited number of seniors are released to live off-campus in recent years, though the administration has made it clear that this is an exception, not the rule. Typically only seniors find off-campus housing, which is still within blocks of campus. Freshman housing includes four traditional residence hall options: Madelaine-Lorraine Hall (co-ed), Sensenbrenner Hall (women-only), Bergstrom Hall (co-ed), and Burke Hall (co-ed). Campus housing options for sophomore and juniors include Mary Minahan McCormick Hall, Michels Hall, and Victor McCormick Hall. Upperclassmen enjoy the "Townhouses" (apartment-like housing), College-owned houses, and College-owned apartments.
There are more than 67 registered student clubs and organizations on campus. More than half of students participate in one of these groups,[citation needed] making student involvement an important aspect of campus life. St. Norbert encourages its students to become involved in their community through community service, and also by participating in one of the 16 fraternities, sororities, and independent social groups. The school also has 10 National Honor Society chapters, two student publications, and eight musical and performance ensembles. A major activity for St. Norbert students participate in is the annual "Into The Streets" community service project that provides service to organizations in De Pere and neighboring cities. This event is staffed by first year students and is part of the FYE program.
The Student Government Association (SGA) vision is to serve as the relevant, representative voice of the student body before the wider community within and outside of St. Norbert College. The Student Government Association is split into three governing bodies: 1) Executive Board, 2) Student Assembly and 3) Committee Representatives. The entire organization holds in excess of fifty representative positions. The student representatives serve as a link between students and the administration to serve the interests of the student body.
Greek life at St. Norbert includes four sororities and four fraternities, as well as two Greek governing groups. Greek groups sponsor fund-raising activities, food drives, and benefits to support charities. Greek groups collectively completed a total of 1,385 hours of service during the 2006-2007 school year.[10]
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ΔΥ Delta Upsilon was started May 18, 1992 by 14 individuals. This fraternity has sponsored food drives for Paul's Pantry, raised money for its nationally-affiliated Boys and Girls Club, participated in Relay for Life, and recorded 130 service hours in 2007 with 18 members.[10] Delta Upsilon puts on an annual "Wheel Chair Bowl" that raises funds for United Cerebral Palsy. Created in 2006, the Wheel Chair Bowl is a game of football played on a basketball court with wheel chairs. This event, put on exclusively by the St. Norbert chapter of Delta Upsilon, has received local media attention.[11]
ΦΔΘ The Phi Delta Theta St. Norbert chapter contains around 30 members.[10] Members participate in many campus-wide causes, with the chapter dedicated to the ALS Association as its international philanthropy. In 2007 they recorded a total of 48 hours of service work.
ΤΚΕ Tau Kappa Epsilon is the oldest Fraternity on campus and was founded in 1987. TKE is also the largest Fraternity on campus, with 30 active members.[12] In 2007 they recorded 244 service hours with 14 members. Members participate in fund-raising events for charities such as Alzheimer's Association and Relay for Life.[10] Every biennium, TKE holds an alumni weekend in which the founding fathers of the St. Norbert chapter return to celebrate their long history on campus.[citation needed]
ΚΣ Kappa Sigma is a Fraternity that has recently been founded.
ΑΞΔ Alpha Xi Delta National Sorority holds an annual Bear Hugs Drive, where members collect donated toys for needy children at Christmas.
ΔΦΕ Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority, founded in 1917, is a sorority dedicated to diversity, known as one of the first sororities not to discriminate based on ethnicity, race, or creed.
ΚΒΓ Kappa Beta Gamma helps with multiple causes, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Relay for Life, and Red Cross blood drives. For the last six years KBG has hosted a benefit to raise money for the National MS Society.
ΘΦA Theta Phi Alpha This group is the oldest sorority on campus founded in 1954. It is active in philanthropies, including serving at the House of Hope in Green Bay.
Independent Social Organizations at St. Norbert are non-Greek groups that provide a social outlet for members, while also performing service to the campus and local community. These groups also participate in Homecoming events with the Greek groups. Women's social organizations include BUD, CC Hams, The Electric Company, No Nonsense, and Untouchables. Men's social organizations include Admar, BIG, BMMP and PW Club.
The St. Norbert College "Green Knights" participate in NCAA Division III athletics and have been members of the Midwest Conference since 1982. St. Norbert offers 19 varsity sports including: football, volleyball, men's and women's soccer, men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's hockey, softball, baseball, men's and women's track and field, cheerleading, and dance.
St. Norbert's men's hockey team competes in the Northern Collegiate Hockey Association. St. Norbert won the Division III national championship in 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2014 and were runners up in 2004, 2006 and 2010. The St. Norbert hockey team were the NCHA regular season champions from 1997–1999, 2002–2009, 2011, 2012 and 2013 and have won the post season tournament in 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2012. They have been one of the most successful Division III hockey teams in the new millennium.[citation needed]
The Green Knight football team has delivered eight conference championships in the last nine years while competing in the NCAA Division III Midwest Conference, under the helm of head coach Jim Purtill. Since his arrival the Green Knights have enjoyed a 100-17 Midwest Conference record, while competing in the national playoffs seven of those years.
In addition to varsity sports, St. Norbert also offers a number of intramural sports.
The St.Norbert men's lacrosse team, created in 2004, competes in the Great Lakes Lacrosse League. St. Norbert delivered their first division championship in 2010.
The Green Bay Packers have conducted training camp on the St. Norbert campus since 1958, making this the league's longest training camp relationship between a team and school. In exchange, the Packers donate their used equipment and provide St. Norbert yearly grants.[13] St. Norbert hosted Fordham University, the alma mater of legendary Packers coach Vince Lombardi, in 1982. The game is, to date, the last college football game played at Lambeau Field.
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Past performers have included NYC staples Fischerspooner and the Rapture, as well as electro punkers Adult. With Pawn Shop as its new venue and sponsors Tribeca Grand and Adidas again on board, event producers promise 2005 will exceed past glories. This year's lineup includes DJs Tiga and the ubiquitous James Murphy (DFA), German artist Ellen Allien, New York dance-rockers Radio 4, and the brilliantly eclectic/electric Cut Copy. "It's the most exciting event of WMC 2005," according to event co-promoter Tommy Saleh. "It has all the right components within a boutique configuration, together with a cutting-edge lineup that truly represents the best of today's modern music." Enough talk already; let's boogie.
Get ready to booze and schmooze as Adidas presents Revolver's Winter Music Conference Party from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., Friday, March 25, at Pawn Shop Lounge, 1222 NE Second Ave., Miami Performing Arts District, Miami. Tickets cost $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Visit www.insound.com for tickets or www.clubrevolver.com for more information.


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A Gilded Age Christmas Dinner1 comments
(This blog is the final in a short series of snapshots that illustrate how Americans in the late 19th and early 20th centuries came upon or celebrated certain holiday traditions.)
Dinner during the latter half of the 19th century was executed with all-out Victorian extravagance. The ritual involved many courses, formal tableside service, up to eight forks and knives on the place setting, and several hours. Every detail was seriously considered. One 1865 handbook of dining etiquette1 made some of the following suggestions to ensure a perfect dinner party:
"Let your dining room be brilliantly lighted, your cloth perfectly clean and the temperature of the room from 16 to 18 degrees Réaumur."
"Let the tea not be too strong; the hot toast well buttered; and the punch perfectly mixed."
"Let the number of your guests never exceed twelve, so that conversation may constantly remain general."
"Let no one leave before eleven, but let every one be in bed by midnight."
"Let the coffee be very hot, and the liqueurs of first quality."
Christmas would be a time of uniting the most sumptuous fare money could buy and the most extravagant dinner service one's place in society could permit. We'll let a couple Gilded Age holiday menus speak for themselves:
Just a few selections from the massive 1888 Christmas dinner menu at the Murray Hill Hotel in New York City2:
Cherrystones (a medium-sized clam), Celery, Cream of Artichokes, Terapene au Madere (literally, turtle in Madeira wine), Quenells (balls of finely chopped meat or fish), Small Patties of Oyster Crabs, Fillet of Beef, Breast of Partridge, Potatoes, Timbale of Sweetbread, Christmas Beef, Yorkshire Pudding, Turkey with Chestnuts, Stuffed Quail, Mince Pie, Nesselrode (a chestnut purée), Marsala Jelly, Assorted Cakes, Fruits Glaces, Cheese, Fruits, Coffee.
The Ladies Home Journal suggested a menu in 1897 that is a bit less, shall we say, meat-focused than the above. Here it is in full3:
Oysters on the Half Shell, Clear Soup, Custard and Spinach Blocks, Olives, Celery, Deviled Spaghetti, Roasted Turkey, Chestnut Stuffing, Cranberry Jelly, Sweet Potato Croquettes, Peas Served in Turnip Cups, Ginger Sorbet, Lettuce Salad, Cheese Balls, Toasted Crackers, Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce, Coffee, Bonbons, Almonds.
The refrigerated long-haul truck wasn't invented until the 1930s, but the Gilded Age elite still had access to fine foods the lower classes didn't. Thanks to an expanding railroad network, produce came more quickly than ever from warmer states; domestic meats and game were widely available for those who could afford it; and fine, imported European wine and spirits were a staple, since "A dinner, no matter how recherché, how sumptuous, will never go off well if the wine is bad…"4 Other classic luxury products included coffee, chocolate, oysters, and tea.
—Lindsey Howald Patton
1, 4. The Handbook of Dining, or Corpulency and Leanness Scientifically Considered, by Brillat-Savarin, 1865. (via "A Gilded Age Dinner," Duncan A. McKee, New England Antiques Journal, September 2005)
2. "Tempting the Gourmands: Hotel Menus Appealing to Eye and Palate," The New York Times, December 26, 1888 (p. 8) (via Food Timeline)
3. Savory Suppers & Fashionable Feasts: Dining in Victorian America, Susan Williams. Pantheon Books: New York, 1985 (via Food Timeline)
by Linsey Terry on February 02, 2012 | at 07:12 AM |
Seems delicious. Will try this christmas
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By 1993, radical elements within the anti-abortion movement grew increasingly frustrated. Blockades of clinics led to arson; harassment of abortionists led to murder. Price's press releases grew bolder. He accused even mainstream anti-abortion opponents of willful silence and demanded they condemn the violence openly. Four members of Price's own board were sympathetic to Operation Rescue, but Price rarely consulted his board when he took a position.
"I determined it was a total abdication of leadership to take my hands off the steering wheel and let a radical fringe drive the bus," Price says. "Only I couldn't get anybody to come on board with me."
Until Price spoke out, the anti-abortion movement had always been a paragon of unity; one pro-life leader criticizing another was considered an act of heresy. Price became the target not only of Operation Rescue, but of other anti-abortion leaders who labeled him a traitor, a cancerous "white cell" attacking the body of the movement. At the state GOP convention in Fort Worth in 1994, wanted posters bearing his photo hung from the rafters branding him an enemy of the pro-life movement.
Price was celebrated in the media as a voice of reason within a movement that could excuse the killing of abortion doctors as justifiable homicide. Although some anti-abortion groups accused him of using Operation Rescue as a fund-raising ploy, Price says he lost more donors over the issue than he gained. But the movement was failing legislatively, and he kept to his new, more moderate position, moving away from hardball tactics. "I saw politicians distancing themselves from us. Violence was hardening many Americans against the pro-life message," he says. "I wanted to put a kindlier, gentler face on the pro-life movement."
Price believed that attempting to ban abortions outright was futile, but chipping away at it with legislation that restricted the procedure was within reach.
In June 1997, Gov. George W. Bush invited 15 to 20 anti-abortion leaders from around the state to Austin. Bush advisor Karl Rove asked them what kind of pro-life bill--parental notification or parental consent--they would support. Price insisted they go for less restrictive notification. Other movement leaders were livid. "Why did he want to compromise before we even filed the bill?" asks one leader who attended the meeting. "You should always ask for more and then settle for less."
But Price was tired of going for broke and getting nothing. Better to aim for the middle. He'd spent a career trying to get some kind of bill restricting teenage abortions through the Legislature. Only now did he have a Republican governor who needed some pro-life credentials to run for president and a pro-life lieutenant governor in Rick Perry. So what if he had to ride roughshod over some of the purists in his movement? It wouldn't be the first time.
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hr style="size: 1px; width: 50%; text-align: centerBy last January, the years of warfare had taken an emotional toll on Bill Price. Even his father thought he was having a mid-life crisis: He seemed tired and burnt out, and he was talking about resigning. His wife, Janet, had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1995, and he was spending more time working from home than in the office. TUL board chairman Tom Brown persuaded him to take a sabbatical to rekindle his spirit.
Price had every confidence in his office manager, Jill Jeffrey, who had been working for TUL even longer than he had. Jeffrey (who did not return the Dallas Observer's phone calls) appeared devoted to Price, demanding loyalty oaths from the other TUL employees. With Price's acquiescence, she set herself up as his gatekeeper, freeing him from the minutiae of day-to-day operations, isolating him from the rest of his staff so he could focus on big-picture problems. Her "grandmotherly gingerbread" demeanor would endear her to some employees, but several found her Machiavellian in her management style. For minor infractions such as tardiness or not smiling at Price, she had Carol and Luke Tullar--a married couple who worked at TUL for nine years--write essays of forgiveness.
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DENVER (AP) - Food stamps for a pot brownie? Colorado lawmakers want to make sure that doesn't happen.
A bill proposed by several Republicans would add marijuana dispensaries to liquor stores, gun shops and casinos as places where recipients of public assistance payments and food stamps can't use their electronic benefits cards to access cash.
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