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The Vampire Diaries Review: When Werewolves Attack...by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
It's to the overall credit of The Vampire Diaries that an episode which concluded with a deal between Elijah and Elena; a deception by Luca; and a mysterious werewolf bite on Rose would still feel like a letdown.
Guess that's what happens a thrilling series raises one's expectations each week, leading me to believe that "By the Light of the Moon" - the final episode until January 27 - would wrap up with the most shocking twist in weeks.
Instead, viewers were treated to a couple mild turns, but nothing that caused my jaw to drop open, let alone hit the floor.
Part of the problem involves the storylines I summarized above. Look at them again. With the exception of Elena's role in the agreement with Elijah, they all centered around people we really just met.The show has mostly integrated Luca, Rose, Jonas, Elijah and, now, Jules in a seamless fashion - but where was the Delena drama? The Statherine sex promos so coldly misled us to believe would take place? I'd have preferred to have seen a lot more with the main characters we've been following since the outset.
Instead, Elena was trapped inside her house, Damon mostly chatted up Jules at the bar, Stefan just hung out in the tomb, Jeremy listened to some music and Bonnie was duped by Luca. Not exactly the most action-packed episode for these characters, was it?
Full props, however, must be given to Michael Trevino, and, really, everyone involved in that transformation scene. It was intense and agonizing to watch... in the best possible way. Still, I'm left wondering: that was it? Nothing actually came of this transition. It had been built up for weeks, it went down in a tremendously-filmed/producer/acted manner and it will likely lead to Caroline and Tyler growing a lot closer.
Suspense-wise, though, it didn't leave me anxious for what will happen next. It was exactly what they had hyped it up to be, whereas I expected a surprise or a development outside of Tyler simply screaming, turning and then turning back again.
Of course, this is The Vampire Diaries, so there were plenty of questions that fans will be pondering for awhile in our Vampire Diaries forum. To wit:
- Can we trust Elijah?
- Why did he kill Slater?
- Did he order Jonas to maintain the curse on the moonstone? Or might that warlock be acting alone now?
- How awesome a friend is Rose?!?
- Damon has been "marked." What does that mean?
- Who was Jules talking to on the phone when she said Tyler was a werewolf?
On a typical week, I'd have given "By the Light of the Moon" a higher rating. But my hopes were definitely raised, considering this was the 2010 finale. As a result, I'm left feeling more disappointed by the show than I have been so far this season. What did everyone else think?
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: The Vampire Diaries, Reviews
I think it was pretty good episode so the Only Dud or Buzz Kill was the Stephen-Katherine sex scenes, it was disappointing, they shouldn't have made promos out of it.
*Jules talked to Stephen Amell (who just got signed on to appear as Mason Lockwood's friend).
Rose was their to show us the effects of wolf bites. which was disturbing...
Hands down this episode totally belonged to Tyler Lockwood..his transformation into wolf was Bizarre and very effective.
love Katherine and Tyler together. Vamp/Wolf romance... WOW!
Gud episode, Great tyler and caroline scenes!!! theyr perfect characters, i wudnt mind if they were the only 2 in the show!
For all of those who "hated" the episode for various reasons: The fact that Rose jumped in front and took the wolf bite for Damon - did it ever occur to you that the next episode will be a major character development for Damon, who obviously has feelings for her? More growth in Damon would be far more significant than having him sidelined while others tried to save him. As an aside, the Rose character will survive the wolf bite - synopsys of the next few episodes following Episode 12 include her in non-werewolf storylines. The promos for the episode - the producers have no control over what the network uses to promote the episode. They were just as unhappy that the dream sequence was pushed so heavily, as they felt the Tyler storyline was the primary focus. That the network's promotion was misleading shouldn't be a reason to hate the episode. And based on all the characters' current emotional states, a Katherine/Stephen or Elena/Damon hookup would be so out of character at this time that it would ruin the credibility of the series. The series has had an incredible run so far in the season and a half that has aired, as they have yet to have a mediocre episode, let alone a bad one. People need to sit back and watch the series, rather than projecting so heavily the unreasonable relationships they want to see.
I think wolfs-bane will probably kill off any wolf germs in the bite on Rose. The bite wasn't fatal instantly so that leaves room for there to be a cure. I think Elijah knows that a war is coming with the werewolves (who seem to be organised - wolves are after all pack animals) and that Klaus is no longer the leader he once was (perhaps driven slightly insane by eternity) and that a coup d'etat is required.
I hope Damon gets Jules :)
i agree what a let down!
I, on the other hand, think that it was actually a very good episode. A well-crafted one, and a very-thought about and greatly directed. I had only two major complaints out of the entire episode. One, they should really stop introducing new characters and focus on present ones. Two, why do they build up the whole Delena thing if they're never going to go that way? I don't say it as a Delena fan,although like countless other fans I also happen to think that Damon IS the better out of the two, even for Elena's love. I mean come on, did you watch Stefan's eyes in that tomb? His feelings for Katherine are still SO much obvious! Personally I also love the Wolf/Vampire Barbie interaction. It's a potentially very powerful and beautiful storyline. I cried with Caroline too when I saw Tyler. All the secrets, challenges of being opposite forces or nature and stuff. I just hope they don't turn that one into a stupid love triangle, but work on the storyline properly. TVD has always lived up to expectations. It better continue doing so. I agree it was as shocking as the last few episodes on TVD have been, but we've all got to admit that if all episodes were exactly the same in content, we would get bored as well. This episode was meant to be emotionally moving, and that it was - especially for Tyler. Alongside we had Luka's deception, Stefan's feelings, Damon actually starting to care about another person - who by the way is going to die too. How is all that going to affect the characters on the show? I think there were far more cliffhangers left than we could imagine after that last scene... Episodes like these are important too. They actually show that this is a great show in almost every aspect. You just don't need blood and magic to scare or frighten...
I generally, enjoyed this episode but I was waiting this big cliffhanger with Elijah, and it didn't happen. I also feel like this is dragging out and will be for a while. I personally don't mind the werewolf storyline going on with Tyler, but I'm not interested in this Witch stuff, it seems Bonnie is *only* there to perform spells. And, it's just boring after while that she can do almost anything. And with the Rose thing, I like her, and I like her with Damon, he deserves someone, and I am honestly intrigued to see what will happen with her. @Annie, I am strongly becoming "emotionally invested" with Rose, as are alot of people I know who watch the show. So, ya. Also I'm loving Caroline/Tyler.
@natalie your right :) lol
I was extremely disappointed. After last week's preview I had high expectations that sadly came crashing down after I saw this episode. I think this episode was the biggest letdown in television history. The only thing I liked was Elijah. He was interesting. I adore Delena and this probably sounds a little silly, but this episode disappointed me so much that I don't even care about them anymore. I thought it would be torturous waiting so long before a new episode but now I'm thinking I'm not likely to even notice when it airs next year... So whatever.


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- 2Jul 15, '09 by irishesjaneHi everyone does anyone knows what kind of question they usually ask in DOHM exam for nurse?
hi everyone I just applied for the DOHM nursing license in Dubai
I know it involves an oral exam, does anyone one know what kind of questions do they ask? what books I can read for reference? I would highly appreciate whatever help me guys..... thank you so much in advance ....................................
- 0Jul 23, '09 by amnajBased on my previous experience,your area of expertise may influence the questions but basically, they may ask anything..If you are fully equipped with your nursing knowledge,there shouldnt be much problem.Only be truthful,even if you dont know some answers.I did not find it hard at all.Anyway good luck to you.:wink2:
- 0Jul 30, '09 by amnajShan, you need to be physically in Dubai on a visa(visit), then submit your papers to the hospital of your choice, (we have rashid hospital, dubai hospital ,Alwasl hospital and Phc`s) or visit the head quaters which is off al maktoum bridge near rashid hospital, so basically both can do,the recruiting officers will assess your credentials and advise you accordingly.If you are selected for an interview,it is usually oral.
I guess this will help.
- 0Jul 30, '09 by ShanRN07So I am actually going to be in Dubai from Sept 16 to Oct 7. My plan was to go to the different hospitals and get a job. These recruiters you speak of....they are at the hospitals? And the papers are the general requirements needed.....ie copy of passport, picture, CV, copy of registration from originating country, etc? Or should I set up for an assessment with the DOHMS, get an assessment interview with them and then try to get a job?
- 0Dec 13, '09 by yelncruisemine is all about MI!
- 0Jan 21, '10 by LorelleHey guys! I know everyone says its not that hard an exam but can anyone who has gone thru this exam kinda tell us where we can get some model papers of the doh exam ... or at least tell us what kind of questions they ask i know its about general nursing stuff...but examples will be more helpful... thanks

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Storm back to form, brushing aside Broncos
THE Melbourne Storm have found their feet in 2008 by knocking over the previously undefeated Brisbane Broncos by 28-8.
Storm score 28-8 triumph over Broncos
MELBOURNE were embroiled in another chicken wing controversy tonight with Adam Blair placed on report during the 28-8 NRL win over Brisbane at Olympic Park.
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Geyer comfortable as Storm utility back
IN the final season of a celebrated 11-year NRL career at Melbourne, Matt Geyer is filling a new role as the utility back coming off the interchange bench.
Storm deny Bellamy is Brisbane-bound
MELBOURNE Storm Chief Executive Brian Waldron has dismissed talk coach Craig Bellamy will join departing star Israel Folau at the Brisbane Broncos next year.
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EXCLUSIVE: Shock announcement made last night by Melbourne Storm centre Israel Folau.
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Storm clear Inglis of any wrongdoing
THE Melbourne Storm have cleared NRL star Greg Inglis of any wrongdoing after unfounded allegations he was involved in a violent altercation.
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CRONULLA prop Ben Ross faces a long suspension after felling Melbourne halfback Cooper Cronk with a vicious late elbow in the Sharks' thrilling 17-16 NRL win.
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CHICAGO, September 12, 2013 — Earlier, the Better Luck Next Time series examined the team at the bottom of the NL Central, the Chicago Cubs. Today the second to last place team in the division is in the crosshairs. Better luck next year, Milwaukee Brewers.
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What Went Right: The Brewers entered the season with questions, but not many picked them to struggle this much in 2013. There were some bright spots though, and the easiest to identify was Jean Segura. Segura came to the Brewers as the centerpiece of the Greinke deal and has made that trade look okay from the Brewers perspective. Segura has faded in the second half as he posted a .325/.363/.487 slash line in the first half as opposed to a .246/.269/.314 slash line in the second half. He has shown that he can stick at shortstop in the major leagues and will be interesting to watch next year to see if he can make the adjustments to produce more along the lines he did in the first half.
Carlos Gomez started to put his tools to use last year and he has continued to develop this year producing at a .279/.333/.489 clip while stealing 34 bases at an 85% success rate and producing 3.6 defensive WAR according to baseball reference.
The Brewers farm system entered the year ranked 23rd according to Baseball America with very few potential impact players in many people's view. Scooter Gennett and Khris Davis have come up and been a pleasant surprise though. Scooter Gennett was ranked as the teams number eight prospect by Baseball America, but has come up and posted a .342/.381/.550 line although it has been in just 162 plate appearances. Davis has looked like Chris Davis from Baltimore in his 123 plate appearances posting a .279/.341/.595 line. The sample sizes are nott really big enough to know what the Brewers have, but it will be interesting to see how they do going forward.
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What Went Wrong: Yuniesky Betancourt has been on the Brewers roster all year. Betancourt has posted a .207/.234/.359 line, but has somehow been given 372 plate appearances. A lot of those plate appearances are due to Corey Hart being hurt all year. Betancourt's hot start and his being able to play a variety of positions also played a role, but the decision to give him that many at bats is inexcusable.
As if being forced to watch Betancourt play wasn't painful enough the Brewers franchise player, Ryan Braun, was suspended for the final 65 games of the season for his involvement in the Biogenesis case. Braun had already experienced a rough year on the field, battling injuries, and posted a .298/.372/.498 line which is arguably the worst of his career. In addition to the suspension, there were allegations that Braun has been using PED's since he was in college, which will make it interesting to see how he performs next year. On the bright side, if you are a Brewers season ticket holder you may have gotten a phone call from Braun apologizing.
Yovani Gallardo is regarded higher than his stats merit by many, and this year, he has posted the worst season of his career. With an ERA+ of 94 he has produced below league average results and his strikeout percentage has dropped below 20%, currently 18.2%, for the first time in his career.
What to Look For in 2014: The Brewers should be better next year than they were in 2013. They have a nice offensive core with Braun, Segura, Gomez, and whatever they can get out of Aramis Ramirez. The team will need to find some more pitching, though, as Yovani Gallardo was disappointing this year and there was not much else in the rotation beyond Kyle Lohse.
Free Agents/Options: Corey Hart, Mike Gonzalez and Yuniesky Betancourt
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|LS dated 15 February 1839. From M. Paulding to Congressman L. Paynter acknowledging his request for Mr. "W. B. Curtis" to be appointed as Midshipman in the US Navy.
Letter to Congressman L. Paynter
Navy Department
15th Feb[ruar]y 1839
I have received your letter of the 11th inst[ant] accompanied
with an application on behalf of Mr. W. B. Curtis
for a Midshipman Warrant in the U. S. Navy, and
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A teenager has been arrested after detectives with the Davidson County Sheriff's Office say he stabbed his 43-year-old father with a pocket knife on Saturday.
Andrew Dale Loflin, 18, of Regina Drive in Thomasville, was arrested and charged with one count of assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill inflicting serious injury.
Investigators also charged Loflin with one count of misdemeanor assault of a handicapped person at the address. The assault is thought to have occurred moments before the stabbing, according to the investigator's report.
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"Instead of continuing to decline, the white population in Manhattan has stabilized and actually gone up slightly in the last decade," says Director John Mollenkopf of the City University of New York's Center Of Urban Research. "So that's counter to the historical trends and that reflects the strength of Manhattan's economy in corporate services, in nonprofit institutions like hospitals and universities, foundations, cultural activities .
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Dean's Advisory Council
Comprised of business and community leaders from many different locations, the Dean's Council provides strategic guidance to the dean as the School of Business seeks to align its programs to the needs of the business community.
Dean's Advisory Council members represent a variety of industries and companies ranging from startups to established, multinational firms.
Current Council members are as follows:
Kaylene H. Green, '87
Council Chair
President and CEO
Flagship Government Relations
In early 2009, Ms. Green led the formation of Flagship Government Relations, Inc., an organization focusing on government relations to provide legislative strategy, federal budget insights, and strategic marketing analysis. As President and CEO, Ms. Green is responsible for the company's development by managing high-level client relationships and interfacing with government officials.
Ms. Green serves as the chair of the Dean's Council. In addition, she is an alumna of George Mason University having earned her BS in Accounting and Legal Studies. Along with her husband, Ms. Green is a member of the Alumni Steering Committee and a founding investor in the School of Business' Dean's Investment Fund. The pair dedicates much of their time and effort driving various initiatives at the University. This dedication was duly recognized in 2011 when the two were honored with the Alumni Service Award.
Anne K. Altman, '82
General Manager, US Federal Government and Industries
IBM Corporation
Ms. Altman is General Manager of IBM Corporation's U.S Federal Government and Industries sector. In this role, Ms. Altman is responsible for the strategy, direction, development of solutions, and sales for driving IBM's multi-billion business with Federal Government Clients in the United States. Known as a transformational leader, she has often been tapped to address complex business challenges within IBM and on behalf of clients. Most notably, she helped establish IBM's footprint as a major force in the U.S. Federal market; and led the company's server hardware business during the most important product launch in the history of the mainframe business – the System z mainframe.
Ms. Altman is a recipient of the prestigious Eagle Award, one of the highest honors issued to technology partners serving the Federal market. In addition, her outstanding contributions to the information technology industry and its clients include: Federal Computer Week's Top Federal 100, Washingtonian Magazine Top Tech Titans, Washington's 100 Most Powerful Women, the AFFIRM Leadership Award for Industry, and the CIO Council's Azimuth Award for the Industry Executive of the Year.
Her professional success and tireless support of her alma mater were recognized in 2011 when she was honored as Mason's School of Business Alumna of the Year. Ms. Altman earned her BS in Marketing from George Mason University.
Dr. Ken Bajaj
Chief Operating Officer
Digital Management, Inc.
Since 1971, Mr. Bajaj has distinguished himself as a successful entrepreneur in the IT services industry. He was a senior executive at EDS and Perot Systems. His resume includes building INET; founding Internet services company AppNet: NASD: APNT as well as DigitalNet: NASD: DNET, a secure network provider. At AppNet, he made 10 acquisitions in the company's first year and was able to take the company public a mere 18 months after opening its doors. Mr. Bajaj eventually sold all of his ventures.
Today, he works as the Chief Operating Officer of Digital Management, Inc. (DMI), a mobile computing and IT services firm headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland.
Mr. Bajaj earned his MS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Toronto and his PhD in Systems Science from Michigan State University.
Kristina J. Bouweiri
President and CEO
Reston Limousine
Kristina Bouweiri is the majority owner of the Washington DC metropolitan area's largest luxury transportation provider, Reston Limousine. Thanks to her innovative business strategies over the last two decades, Reston Limousine has enjoyed continued growth despite regional and national economic downturns.
An active business community leader, in addition to serving on the School of Business' Dean's Advisory Council, Bouweiri is a member of the boards of several influential organizations, including Eagle Bank, SmartCEO magazine, Enterprising Women magazine, Loudoun CEO Cabinet, and Loudoun Education Foundation.
Her recent awards include the 2013 International Women Entrepreneurial Challenge Award, 2012 DC Chamber of Commerce Business Leader of the Year, and SmartCEO Smart 100 Top CEOs of Washington DC since 2009.
Bouweiri holds a BA in International Affairs from The George Washington University
William J. Curry, Jr., '83 '12
President and CEO
Legatus Solutions Corporation
Mr. Curry serves as chief executive for Legatus Solutions Corporation, which he founded in 2012. Legatus Solutions leads development, integration, and implementation efforts in a number of functional and industry domains by focusing on information systems proposals and solutions that strengthen the business processes of its clients.
Mr. Curry "retired" as Vice President from CACI International in March 2012 to form Legatus Solutions. Over 28 years with the organization, Mr. Curry ran several divisions at CACI ranging from eGovernment/Logistics, eCommerce, and international financial services. Over the most recent decade, he led profit centers relating to transportation—including Federal, State, and Industry solutions—applying his expertise as a solution architect and manager. Previously, he held positions as Information Technology manager and engineer on several federal projects.
Mr. Curry earned his BS in Decision Sciences and his MS in Technology Management at George Mason University.
Mary Davis Holt
Flynn Heath Holt Leadership
Ms. Holt is an executive coach and expert on business, women, and leadership. She has held executive positions at Time Warner, including her time as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Time Life. In addition, she spent time managing the worldwide distribution of all Time Inc. magazines including Time, Fortune, People, and Sports Illustrated.
Ms. Holt is now a partner at Flynn Heath Holt Leadership, whose mission is to help women and organizations move forward, faster. The firm has coached and trained over 5,000 women, conducted over 1,700 interviews with Fortune 1000 executives, and produced a New York Times Bestseller entitled Break Your Own Rules: How to Change the Patterns of Thinking that Block Women's Paths to Power.
Ms. Holt received her BA from Salem College and her MBA from New York University.
Martin A. Dunphy, '90 '91
Founder and CEO
Marlin Financial Group
Mr. Dunphy is an entrepreneur and Founder of Marlin Financial Group. He also co-founded its main investment companies, Marlin Capital Europe and Marlin Financial Services in 2002 and 2004 and Marlin Legal Services in 2007. In 2012, the group was again recognized among the 100 fastest growing companies in the UK. He has taken on senior management positions and founded businesses in the United States, Asia and Europe, including in the financial services, telecommunications and insurance industries, and has headed start-up operations in China, Taiwan, and the UK.
In addition, Mr. Dunphy has founded and/or participates in and supports many external philanthropic and business-related organizations, including: the Irish-Chinese Business Network in Beijing, the UK Parliamentary Institute of Directors (IOD) China Interest Group, the Bank of England (UK Central Bank) IOD Working Panel in the UK, The Kham Aid Foundation in Tibet, and The Blind Children's Charity in the UK, amongst others.
At George Mason, Mr. Dunphy was a four year scholar athlete and served as Captain of the men's soccer team. In 2006, he was inducted into the GMU Soccer Hall of Fame. Mr. Dunphy holds a BS in Marketing and an MBA from George Mason University.
John J. Feeney, Jr., '92
Senior Vice President
Booz Allen Hamilton
With two decades of experience in the field of cyber technologies, Mr. Feeney leads Booz Allen Hamilton's cyber efforts across the firm's civil government market. He also leads the firm's business in the Departments of Agriculture and Labor, and the National Science Foundation. Since joining the firm in 1995, Mr. Feeney has contributed to Booz Allen engagements his expertise in strategic network planning and design, data communications implementation, and evaluation of both hard and network service offerings.
Mr. Feeney has led teams that integrate traditional data center technologies with current cloud based offerings for the federal government. In addition, his engagements at the firm have included managing a 5-year LAN program to upgrade and transform the enterprise communications environment for a 16,000-person federal organization with 32 locations.
Mr. Feeney holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Virginia and an MBA from George Mason University.
James C. Fontana
Co-Founder and Principal
Dempsey Fontana, PLLC
Mr. Fontana is the co-founder and managing partner of Dempsey Fontana, PLLC. With nearly 30 years of experience as an attorney specializing in government and commercial contracts, Mr. Fontana is able to provide high quality legal services to companies who contract with US federal, state, and local government agencies as well as foreign government agencies. He also has experience executing mergers and acquisitions in both the government technology and commercial sectors.
In addition to his role at Dempsey Fontana, Mr. Fontana is a former adjunct professor of law at George Mason University and an adjunct professor in the University's MBA program.
Mr. Fontana earned his BS in Economics from American University and his JD from the James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University.
R. Jerry Grossman
Managing Director, Aerospace, Defense, & Government Group
Houlihan Lokey
Mr. Grossman is a Managing Director in Houlihan Lokey's Washington, DC office. As Managing Director, he co-heads the Aerospace, Defense, and Government Group and its Government IT and Technical Services (GTS) segment. The firm's GTS clients include companies that provide IT, engineering, software, research and development, logistics, operations and maintenance, and other outsourced services.
Mr. Grossman advises GTS clients on mergers and acquisitions, strategic and shareholder liquidity alternatives, and how to source capital. He is a regular contributor on mergers and acquisitions market topics to Washington Technology, a national magazine for government contractors, and is a frequent speaker at industry events.
Mr. Grossman earned a BS in Industrial Management from Pennsylvania State University and an MBA from Loyola College of Maryland.
W. Craig Havenner
The Christopher Companies
With past leadership roles as President of the Northern Virginia Building Industry Association, and as a member of the National Association of Home Builders Board of Directors, along with his current service on the Executive Committee of the Homebuilders Association of Virginia and as the Legislative Chair of that organization, Mr. Havenner has asserted himself as a leader in the construction industry.
The Christopher Companies develops communities and constructs all types of residential housing as well as light commercial projects for their own account as well as private and institutional investors. The company is currently active in markets in Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. In his role, Mr. Havenner is responsible for land planning, development, product design, construction, and customer service. In addition, he has been active in numerous volunteer civic activities and currently serves as Vice-Chairman of the City of Fairfax Economic Development Authority.
Mr. Havenner is a graduate of Purdue University with a bachelor's degree in Construction Management.
Lillian T. Heizer
LCH Consulting Services
Bringing 25 years of hands-on leadership experience and established success in leading large IT organizations to consistently positive results to the table, Ms. Heizer's firsthand experience employing best practices makes her stand out as a consulting professional. As President of LCH Consulting, Ms. Heizer strives to bring thought leadership to her clients' complex challenges to produce measureable and sustainable results.
Outside of LCH, Ms. Heizer is a member of the National Association of Women Business Owners and sits on The Women's Center Board of Directors.
Ms. Heizer earned her BS in Computer Science from the Florida Institute of Technology, a MS in Computer Science from George Washington University, and an MBA from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
Frank F. Islam
Chairman and CEO
FI Investment Group, LLC
Following several years in technical and program management positions with several federal government contractors, Mr. Islam set out on an entrepreneurial path with the founding of QSS Group, Inc., a government contracting firm providing engineering and information technology services. During his time at QSS, Mr. Islam was instrumental in the company's successes earning him recognition as Ernst & Young's Maryland Entrepreneur of the Year in 1999 and the Small Business Administration's Minority Small Business Person of the Year in 2001.
In 2007, after the sale of QSS Group, Mr. Islam founded FI Investment Group (FIIG), a private investment holding company focused on providing strategic capital and management support to emerging businesses. As Chief Executive at FIIG, Mr. Islam is responsible for the company's value creation by guiding its investment initiatives and activities, developing a multi-pronged strategy for investment, and advising portfolio companies on strategic and operational matters.
Mr. Islam holds a BS and MS in Computer Science from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Jolanda N. Janczewski, '91
Chairman of the Board
As Chairman of the Board at CSS-Dynamac, Dr. Janczewski establishes strategy and vision for the company; oversees board and executive committee meetings; and works in partnership with the company executives to make sure board resolutions are implemented. She co-founded CSS in 1988 and has more than 20 years' experience in environmental and occupational health assessment and the control of hazards.
Dr. Janczewski was a founding member of the American Biological Safety Association, has testified before federal regulatory committees and has been an international speaker and frequent guest on national and international news broadcasts.
She holds a Masters of Public Heath in Biohazard Sciences from the University of North Carolina School of Public Health and a Ph.D. in Environmental Biology/Public Policy from George Mason University.
Ambassador Allen F. Johnson, '83
President and CEO
Allen F. Johnson & Associates
From April 2001 until September of 2005, Mr. Johnson served as Ambassador and Chief Agriculture Negotiator in the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) entity of the Executive Office of the President. He worked as a key architect in advancing the most active trade agenda in US history. In addition, he was trusted with various global responsibilities by handling the most complex, sensitive, and essential trade policy issues.
In 2005, Mr. Johnson founded Allen F. Johnson and Associates (AFJ) and currently serves as President and CEO. AFJ provides policy consulting, business consulting, and commercial services for clients and partners in the US and internationally. In addition, AFJ seeks to promote international trade, build alliances, and find solutions that create opportunities for clients in international commerce.
Mr. Johnson earned a BS in Business Administration from George Mason University and an MBA and MS in Food Research from Stanford University.
Jeffery M. Johnson, '75
Chairman and CEO (Retired)
Johnson & Strachan Insurance
Mr. Johnson is the retired chairman and CEO of Johnson & Strachan, Inc., a full service locally owned and operated independent insurance agency. He also serves on the Boards of Directors of Millennium Bankshares Corporation and Millennium Bank, N.A. In addition, he volunteers with Five Talents International, a micro-finance organization that fights poverty and creates jobs for the poor in developing countries.
Alongside his work in the insurance industry, Mr. Johnson is actively involved in his alma mater. Not only is he a member of the Dean's Council, but he is a Trustee with the George Mason University Foundation, a past President of the Alumni Association, and sponsors the School of Business' Distinguished Speaker Series. In 2009 he was honored with the Alumni Service Award for his many contributions to the University.
Mr. Johnson holds a BS in Business Administration from George Mason University.
Vincent D. Kelly, '83
President and CEO
USA Mobility, Inc.
Mr. Kelly became a director, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company in November 2004 when USA Mobility was formed through the merger of Metrocall, Inc. and Arch Wireless, Inc. Prior to the merger, Mr. Kelly was President and CEO of Metrocall since February 2003. Prior to this appointment, he had also served at various times as the Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Executive Vice President of Metrocall since joining the company in 1987. He served as the Treasurer of Metrocall from August 1995 to February 2003, and served as a director of Metrocall from 1990 to 1996 and from May 2003 to November 2004. Mr. Kelly also serves as the President, CEO and director for all of USA Mobility's subsidiaries, except for GTES, LLC, an indirect wholly owned Canadian subsidiary, for which he is a director.
Mr. Kelly currently serves on the Board or Directors and is a member of the audit committee of Tellabs, Inc. Mr. Kelly has been involved with the wireless and telecommunications industry for over 25 years with extensive experience in strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, regulatory, and financial matters.
Mr. Kelly holds a BS in Accounting from George Mason University.
Gary N. Loveland, Jr., '84
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Mr. Loveland is a principal in PricewaterhouseCooper's advisory practice with over 22 years of information systems management and implementation experience. In his role, Mr. Loveland is responsible for the firm's global security practice. To drive PwC's success, he is focused on the critical issues of IT security and risk management and was a key architect of the firm's methodology for developing and managing strategic information security plans.
Over the years, Mr. Loveland has provided clients with security assessments, automated security compliance, patch management, and security awareness training. In addition, he has worked extensively with key vendors in the security industry to deploy security solutions to solve business needs.
He holds a BA in Government and Politics from George Mason University and a MA in Information Technology Management from John Hopkins University.
John T. Niehoff, '84
Baker Tilly
As a partner at the national accounting firm Baker Tilly (formerly Beers + Cutler), Mr. Niehoff works with commercial businesses and leads the law and professional service firms practice, which provides audit, tax, and general business advisory services to closely-held businesses.
Mr. Niehoff has been honored with the GMU Beta Alpha Psi Distinguished Alumni Award and was recognized most recently with the Alumni Service Award for his extensive involvement at the University. Not only is he a member of the School of Business Dean's Council, Mr. Niehoff serves on the George Mason Foundation Board of Trustees and is a member of the Patriot Club. In addition, he actively recruits Mason graduates for his firm and is instrumental in the effort to support Mason's accounting majors through the James R. Beers Accounting Scholarship Endowment, which recognizes Mason's top performing accounting students each year.
Mr. Niehoff earned his BS in Accounting from George Mason University, was a member of the men's basketball team, and was honored in 2008 by the CAA as George Mason's Men's basketball legend honoree.
Jerry T. Pierce, '92
Partner, Tax Services
Mr. Pierce is a Senior Tax Partner at KPMG, LLP and has over 30 years of experience with Big Four public accounting. After beginning his career in auditing, he moved to tax and currently specializes in corporate taxation and accounting for income taxes (ASC 740, FAS 109). Mr. Pierce gained his tax experience by serving large Fortune 500 companies, middle market, and start-up organizations in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
Mr. Pierce serves as the lead tax engagement partner for his clients, advising them regarding tax planning strategies, mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, and reorganizations. In recognition of his professional accomplishments, the School of Business honored Mr. Pierce with the Distinguished Alumni Award in 2012. In addition, he has most recently been named to the list of Smart CPAs by the SmartCFO Magazine.
Mr. Pierce earned his BS in Accounting from James Madison University and his MBA from George Mason University.
Joseph D. Ragan, III, '91
Chief Financial Officer
Globe Specialty Metals Inc.
Joe Ragan III serves as chief financial officer at Globe Specialty Metals Inc., a leading producer of Silicon Metal and Silicon Based Alloys, headquartered in Miami, Florida. Globe has locations in the United States, Canada, Argentina, Poland, South Africa and China. In his role, Mr. Ragan leads the company's efforts to effectively deploy cash flow to create value. By applying his broad base of expertise throughout the organization, Mr. Ragan is able to collaborate with strengthened operations to maintain financial discipline.
Prior to joining Globe, Mr. Ragan spent five years as chief financial officer at Boart Longyear, the world's largest drilling services contractor for the global mining sector operating in more than 40 countries and selling its products in nearly 100 countries. In addition, he has served as Chief Financial Officer for GTSI Corporation, a leading technology solutions provider for the public sector and spent time as Chief Financial Officer of US Operations at Winstar Communications, an international telecommunications company.
Mr. Ragan received his BS in Accounting from the University of the State of New York and his MS in Accounting from George Mason University.
Harold C. Rauner, '81 '86
Regional President
Cardinal Bank
Prior to the acquistion of The Business Bank by Cardinal Bank, Mr. Rauner served as President and Chief Executive Officer of United Financial Banking Companies, Inc., since 1995. He also serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of The Business Bank and Business Venture Capital, which are the main operating subsidiaries of United. In addition, Mr. Rauner is a Director of The Bank Insurance Agency. Mr. Rauner also serves on the board of the Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce as well as the Board of Directors of The Potomac Conservancy.
In 2013, Mr. Rauner was selected among the inaugural class of 20 Prominent Patriots. Prior to that acknowledgement, Mr. Rauner was selected as a recipient of the School of Business' Distinguished Alumni Award as a result of his successful professional endeavors and ongoing dedication to the success of the School of Business.
Mr. Rauner received both his BS in Finance and Real Estate and MBA from George Mason University.
Patricia H. Roberts, '77
CEO (Retired)
General Star Management
Genesis Management & Insurance Services
Ms. Roberts joined General Reinsurance in 1977 and transferred to its subsidiary, General Star Management, a year later. In 2001, Ms. Roberts was named President and CEO of General Star's excess and surplus line operations. Three years later, in addition to her role at General Star Management, she became President and CEO of Genesis Management and Insurance Services. Under her leadership, both companies strengthened branding initiatives, built client relationships, improved operational excellence, and developed an outstanding network of team members.
In May 2012, having recently retired from her positions at General Star and Genesis, Ms. Roberts was honored with the Vincent Donahue Lifetime Achievement Award. Considered to be the highest individual award of the American Association of Managing General Agents, Ms. Roberts was chosen in recognition of her ability to lead her peers on the path to finding solutions to issues facing the excess and surplus marketplace.
Ms. Roberts is a graduate of George Mason University, where she earned her BS in Business Administration.
Courtney B. Spaeth
Mrs. Spaeth is one of the foremost experts in business development and corporate growth. She has widespread experience in both the public and private sectors, having worked in the White House, the Department of Defense, and two of the world's largest defense contractors. Mrs. Spaeth is the founder and CEO for NSAWW. NSAWW has a proven track record of helping companies achieve growth through business development, and provides transaction advisory services to private equity firms and companies both foreign and domestic. Clients include Lockheed Martin, Verizon, Genesys, Stanley Black and Decker, Zebra Technologies Corporation, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, Sigma Tau Pharmaceutical, HIG Capital, SAB Capital, and many other Fortune 500, middle market, and private equity firms in the US and internationally.
Prior to NSAWW, Mrs. Spaeth served as Corporate Vice President of Homeland Security for the Raytheon Company where she developed the company's business in North America, the Middle East, Eastern and Western Europe, and Asia. Before Raytheon, Mrs. Spaeth served as Director of Homeland Systems Solutions for Lockheed Martin, winning more than $3 billion USD in new business. In 2000 she was appointed by President Clinton to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict where she was the Assistant in Charge of Global Terrorism Issues. She holds a Master's Degree in National Security Studies from Georgetown University and a BA with honors in Military History from the University of Pennsylvania.
Bill Strachan
Executive Vice President
Brown & Brown Insurance
Mr. Strachan has been a pivotal part of the fabric of the Northern Virginia insurance industry since 1992. He currently acts as the Executive Vice President and Profit Center Leader for the Brown & Brown DC Metro office. Brown & Brown ranks as the 8th largest insurance broker in the world, with approximately 200 offices in the United States, London and Bermuda.
From 1995 until its sale to Brown & Brown in 2012, Mr. Strachan co-owned and operated Johnson & Strachan, Inc., a full-service agency located in Fairfax and Burke. His expertise is in the Property and Casualty and Employee Benefits practice divisions.
Mr. Strachan has earned the distinction as a Certified Insurance Counselor. In addition to his professional designation, he has served on the boards of several community and civic organizations in both Prince William and Fairfax Counties during the more than twenty years he has lived in Northern Virginia.
Mr. Strachan earned his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration/Finance from Grove City College.
Rhonda M. Vetere, '93
Chief Technology Officer
Estee Lauder Companies, Inc.
As an accomplished global IT executive, Ms. Vetere specializes in directing worldwide information technology operations ranging from product development, engineering, architecture and support to organizational global restructuring efforts. She is known for bringing consistent global success in the telecommunication, insurance services and financial industries. She is a change agent who brings innovative strategies to overhaul and streamline operations while integrating solutions to bolster efficiency on a global level.
Throughout her career, Ms. Vetere has spearheaded 13 successful global mergers. Her ability to consistently deliver resulted in six global Industry nominations for implementations of global data centers. Today, Ms. Vetere is the Chief Technology Officer for Estee Lauder Companies, Inc..
Ms. Vetere holds a BA in Communications, Business, and Spanish from George Mason University.
William L. Walsh, Jr., Esq.
Venable LLP
At Venable LLP, Mr. Walsh concentrates on representing federal sector companies on issues including dispute resolution and bid protests before the US Government Accountability Office, Federal Board of Contract Appeals, and executive agencies on contract administration matters, contract claims, contract terminations, teaming agreements, contractor qualification issues, organizational conflict of interest concerns, and small business matters.
Mr. Walsh often serves as lead counsel on numerous significant protest matters involving, collectively, several billion dollars in contract value. He has also managed several substantial prime-subcontractor disputes as well as a number of suspension/debarment matters and related civil false claims matters.
Mr. Walsh holds a BS from Boston College and a JD from the Columbus School of Law at Catholic University of America.
Teresa A. Weipert
Senior Vice President, Head of Government Practice
Sutherland Global Services
As Senior Vice President at Sutherland Global Services, Ms. Weipert leads the company's government outsourcing and analytics practice. She is responsible for meeting expectations of the company's government clients by providing them with an integrated business process outsourcing solution utilizing technology-enabled services to merge strategic back and front-office business functions.
Prior to Sutherland Global Services, Ms. Weipert served as a partner at Accenture with a focus in information technology. She has broad experience in designing and delivering information services and successfully applying information technology to meet mission-critical business requirements in a range of industries, including government, financial services, transportation, and commercial industries.
Ms. Weipert earned her MS in Information Systems from George Washington University.
Dale "Dusty" Wince, Jr., '12
Knowledge Consulting Group
Mr. Wince is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Knowledge Consulting Group (KCG). Leveraging more than 27 years of Information Technology (IT) consulting experience and a proven formula for success, he founded KCG in 2000. Mr. Wince has presided over the company's successful transformation from a small start-up company to a leading provider of cybersecurity services to public and private sector organizations. With over 270 employees, KCG is widely recognized as the largest "pure-play" cybersecurity services firm in the market.
Mr. Wince holds a BS in Business Administration and Finance from the University of Phoenix and is a graduate of George Mason University's Executive MBA program with a concentration in National Defense.
Raymond L. Winn, III, '82 '85 '86 '90
Partner and AERS Federal Leader
Deloitte LLP
Mr. Winn has over 25 years of experience in serving commercial and Federal Government clients, including an in-depth understanding of the Federal Government market and Federal Government contracting. He is a member of the Audit and Enterprise Risk Services (AERS) Advisory Executive Committee and the Federal Executive Committee at Deloitte.
Mr. Winn holds an MBA with a concentration in Information Systems and a Masters Graduate Certificate in Information Resource Management from George Mason University, as well as Bachelor degrees in finance, accounting, and decision science. He has been an Adjunct Professor of System Thinking and Business Simulation for George Mason University's MBA program. He is a Certified Public Accountant in the Commonwealth of Virginia and a Certified Cost Analyst.
Sarah E. Nutter, PhD
George Mason University | School of Business
Dr. Nutter is currently serving as the Dean of George Mason University's School of Management, where she is also a professor of accounting. She has spent the past past 14 years of her career at George Mason and served as a Presidential Fellow at George Mason University from 2012-13. Dr. Nutter is a Senior Scholar at Mason's Mercatus Center and has previously served as the Accounting Area Chair.
Prior to her faculty appointment at George Mason, Dr. Nutter was an economist at the Internal Revenue Service and a faculty member at the University of Maryland-Overseas Division in Germany. She earned her undergraduate degree from Ferris State University and her MBA and PhD from Michigan State University.
Dr. Nutter currently serves on the AACSB Accounting Accreditation Committee, as president-elect with the Accounting Program Leadership Group of the American Accounting Association, and on the board of the Virginia Society of CPAs Educational Foundation.
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Today we bring you a guest post from Kelsey Libert reviewing ten top smartphone apps that can help PR pros.
Kelsey is a speaker, entrepreneur, and Internet enthusiast. She's a chief development officer for a diverse website portfolio, where she runs the content development strategy and execution for several websites.
Thinking on your feet is essential for any PR pro. For example, consider the NFL Super Bowl XLVII ads. When Oreo leveraged a current event the second it happened, it resulted in a free to low cost campaign that earned nearly 15,000 re-tweets and more than 20,000 Facebook likes.
The catch is, in order to be on top of these current events, sometimes you need to be plugged in. This quick line of communication and organization depends largely on people moving quickly with technology. Below you'll find ten mobile apps that will help you become a PR champion on the go.
1. LogMeIn (iPhone) LogMeIn Ignition (Android)
Mainstream media stories don't usually coincide with your 9-5 job–some big events will end up happening while you're off the clock. This is why it's important to be able to plug into your office computer even when you're not behind your desk.
The LogMeIn app offers free remote access to your desktop so you can open files, check your email, run programs and stay productive from your mobile device or any computer over the Internet. The LogMeIn app has the same encryption used by online banks, so you don't even have to worry about security issues.


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Sockets allow communication between two different processes on the same or different machines. To be more precise, it's a way to talk to other computers using standard Unix file descriptors. In Unix, every I/O actions are done by writing or reading to a file descriptor. A file descriptor is just an integer associated with an open file and it can be a network connection, a text file, a terminal, or something else.
To a programmer a socket looks and behaves much like a low level file descriptor. This is because commands such as read() and write() work with sockets in the same way they do with files and pipes. The differences between sockets and normal file descriptors occurs in the creation of a socket and through a variety of special operations to control a socket.
Sockets were first introduced in 2.1BSD and subsequently refined into their current form with 4.2BSD. The sockets feature is now available with most current UNIX system releases.
A Unix Socket is used in a client server application frameworks. A server is a process which does some function on request from a client. Most of the application level protocols like FTP, SMTP and POP3 make use of Sockets to establish connection between client and server and then for exchanging data.
There are four types of sockets available to the users. The first two are most commenly used and last two are rarely used.
Processes are presumed to communicate only between sockets of the same type but there is no restriction that prevents communication between sockets of different types.
Stream Sockets: Delivery in a networked environment is guaranteed. If you send through the stream socket three items "A,B,C", they will arrive in the same order - "A,B,C". These sockets use TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) for data transmission. If delivery is impossible, the sender receives an error indicator. Data records do no have any boundaries.
Datagram Sockets: Delivery in a networked environment is not guaranteed. They're connectionless because you don't need to have an open connection as in Stream Sockets - you build a packet with the destination information and send it out. They use UDP (User Datagram Protocol).
Raw Sockets: provides users access to the underlying communication protocols which support socket abstractions. These sockets are normally datagram oriented, though their exact characteristics are dependent on the interface provided by the protocol. Raw sockets are not intended for the general user; they have been provided mainly for those interested in developing new communication protocols, or for gaining access to some of the more esoteric facilities of an existing protocol.
Sequenced Packet Sockets: They are similar to a stream socket, with the exception that record boundaries are preserved. This interface is provided only as part of the Network Systems (NS) socket abstraction, and is very important in most serious NS applications. Sequenced-packet sockets allow the user to manipulate the Sequence Packet Protocol (SPP) or Internet Datagram Protocol (IDP) headers on a packet or a group of packets either by writing a prototype header along with whatever data is to be sent, or by specifying a default header to be used with all outgoing data, and allows the user to receive the headers on incoming packets.
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Michael Pollan and John McKay debate in Berkeley!
Get your tickets to this event before it sells out on Feburary 1. This is going to be an amazing event: the CEO of Whole Foods and Michael Pollan (author of Omnivore's Dilemma) having a discussion about organic, local agriculture and the role Whole Foods plays in these markets.
The event is in Berkeley on Tues Feb 27th at 7pm and tickets go on sale for $5 Feb 1st (get them fast!).
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Do you need or want a cash infusion? A little-known provision in the tax code could result in big savings in capital gains taxes if you invest in entrepreneurial ventures.
The provision, Section 1045, became effective under the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 to encourage new investment in small business, says Rande Spiegelman, senior manager of personal financial planning for accounting firm KPMG in San Francisco.
Under the provision, you're allowed to roll gains from one small-business investment into another and put off paying taxes owed from the initial investment, the money for which can be from any source. With this type of tax deferral, if you roll over all your gain, you may get 100 cents on the dollar when you reinvest.
To qualify for the deferral, the investments must be considered Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS). This means the stock has to satisfy all the requirements stipulated in Section 1202 of the law. The business you're investing in must be active and organized as a C corporation; must have been acquired by the taxpayer at its original issue in exchange for money and have assets below $50 million when you make your investment; and its stock must have been originally issued after August 10, 1993. But know there are also some businesses that don't qualify for the special tax treatment, including banks, hotels, restaurants and professional service companies.
Joan Szabo is a writer in Great Falls, Virginia, who has reported on tax issues for more than 14 years.
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Eastern Siberia may not sound like everyone's first choice of holiday destination, but there's much more to this vast region than people would expect This is the Eastern Siberia chapter from Lonely Planet's Russia guidebook. Endless ice-bound winters, oven-hot summers and a history of imperial exile... 6th Edition, Feb 2012. 71 pages.
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I have many well-meaning libertarian friends and colleagues who reject completely what they call "conspiracy theories" of history and current events. They view most talk of government secrets as silly, at best a waste of time and at worst, a distraction from "serious" research and policy advocacy.
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It is a commonplace that "you can't keep secrets in Washington" or "in a democracy," that "no matter how sensitive the secret, you're likely to read it the next day in the New York Times." These truisms are flatly false. They are in fact cover stories, ways of flattering and misleading journalists and their readers, part of the process of keeping secrets well. Of course eventually many secrets do get out that wouldn't in a fully totalitarian society. Bureaucratic rivalries, especially over budget shares, lead to leaks. Moreover, to a certain extent the ability to keep a secret for a given amount of time diminishes with the number of people who know it…. But the fact is that the overwhelming majority of secrets do not leak to the American public. This is true even when the information withheld is well known to an enemy and when it is clearly essential to the functioning of the congressional war power and to any democratic control of foreign policy. The reality unknown to the public and to most members of Congress and the press is that secrets that would be of the greatest import to many of them can be kept from them reliably for decades by the executive branch, even though they are known to thousands of insiders.


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Colorado's freshman senator is trying to distance himself from cap and trade in the midst of a tough re-election fight.
Democrat Michael Bennet -- who is being challenged by tea party-backed Republican Ken Buck -- appeared to walk back his support for the House-passed climate bill at a Sept. 11 debate in Grand Junction, Colo. A video of the debate was posted today by the National Review.
A Sept. 15 Rasmussen Reports poll showed Bennet trailing Buck by 4 points.
"I just want to clear up one piece of the record," Bennet said. "A few minutes ago, Ken said, 'Well, why would you support cap and trade?' I didn't support the cap-and-trade bill that passed the House.
"And I do think it's an unproductive conversation to be fighting about cap and trade or carbon tax or cap and [dividend]. What we should be talking about is, how do we break our reliance on foreign oil, how do we create jobs in the United States, and how do we burn cleaner energy and conserve energy that we have?"
In a letter to a reader of the online publication Grist posted last October, Bennet threw his support behind the sweeping House-passed climate and energy bill.
"The House of Representatives' passage of H.R. 2454 is a significant step in the right direction," he wrote. "The bill includes the implementation of a market-based cap-and-trade program that would reduce carbon dioxide emissions by requiring polluters to trade pollution allowances."
Bennet also issued a statement in July expressing disappointment with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's (D-Nev.) decision to put aside an effort to pass comprehensive climate legislation.
"I can't help but be underwhelmed by Washington today," Bennet said. "The country needs us to move forward on addressing climate change and creating a clean energy economy. Yet partisanship and gridlock have struck again. We need a comprehensive energy bill that puts a price on carbon pollution and incentivizes the investments in clean energy that will help create jobs and lessen our dependence on overseas oil."
Matt Dempsey, a spokesman for Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), seized on Bennet's comments today, circulating the National Review video to reporters. "Democrats continue to run away from cap and trade," he said.
Bennet's office did not respond to requests for comment by publication time.


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Do you feel like your relationship is in a rut? Is your marriage becoming boring and predicable, but you're unsure what to do to fix the problem? If you want to bring a bit of excitement back to your home it helps to learn how to spice up your marriage. These tips will go over some great ways to bring spice to your relationship, in the bedroom and out.
Don't Forget The Babysitter
Couples with children often find they have less time for each other as the children grow. This can cause both spouses to drift apart, especially in the bedroom. It can be hard to fit in time for sex, let alone romance, with children running down the hallway. A great way to spice up your marriage is to drop the kids off with a babysitter or family member for a night and go out on a fun date. This should be done regularly to give you and your spouse that time together to do something exciting and different, like dancing. It may even result in a night at home enjoying each other's company.
How to Spice Up Your Marriage: Avoid Secrets
This may not seem like a very exciting way on how to spice up your marriage but it does add a whole new element to the relationship. Most couples hide things from each other, especially things involving money or sex. Bringing hidden habits, spending and sexual habits to light will make your relationship healthier in the long run and may lead to new discoveries about each other. Not all secrets are negative so sit down with your spouse and talk about what you do when you're alone, like splurging on ice cream when no one's looking.
How to Spice Up Your Marriage by Dressing Up for Your Spouse
Often with marriage comes complacency and many people tend to "let themselves go" in one way or another. To spice up your marriage and get your spouse's attention, try changing your style and updating your look. Women can get a new hair style or color and begin wearing colorful, attractive dresses instead of jeans and t-shirts. Men may go for a smooth shave and a dress shirt to show their spouse they want to be attractive for them. It's amazing how differently your spouse will look at you when you make the effort to dress up for them.
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This is the last piece of advice to add some extra excitement to your marriage. Everyone has sexual thoughts and fantasies and it can be fun to share these ideas with your spouse. While you and your spouse may not agree on every sexual fantasy, finding out what excites them is a great way to gain extra closeness and find new ideas for the bedroom. Remember, there should be no one you're more comfortable with than your spouse so take advantage of this and discuss your hidden thoughts with them in the bedroom.
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Prof. Dr. Juergen Toft is a world-renowned knee specialist surgeon practising in Munich, Germany and a Professor at the University of Milan in Milan, Italy. Toft was born on 4 May 1943 in East Berlin where he grew up as the only child of Herbert Toft and Erna Toft. He studied medicine at Humboldt University of Berlin from 1965 to 1971. From 1971 to 1972 he served as an assistant researcher at the Berlin Institute of Industrial Medicine. In 1972 he escaped to West Germany where he started his postgraduate training as an Orthopedic surgery at Biberach an der Riß. Following further training in Tailfingen and Ratingen, as well as in the U.S. (ECFMG in 1975), he obtained board certification as an orthopedic surgeon in 1976. In the same year he completed his doctoral thesis at the Saarland University and accepted a post as an orthopedic consultant at the municipal hospital of Ingolstadt. In 1980 he moved to North Rhine-Westphalia where he joined the medical team of the Fabricius Klinik in Remscheid, Germany's largest orthopedic hospital run by consultants, specialising in arthroscopic knee surgery and becoming one of the pioneers in Germany. When he founded Germany's first outpatient  ( Wikipedia article )
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VGC brings Western Eagles Food Box Project back home to Anza
Friday, August 30th, 2013
Issue 35, Volume 17.
What is Western Eagles Food Box Project? According to their website-
"Western Eagle Foundation is committed to feeding the hungry. In 2001, Project Food Box was launched to help families that may or may not be recognized in the guidelines for food programs offered by government agencies. There are no forms to fill out, and no income requirements to meet to participate in the program. They welcome everyone and are committed to helping anyone, including single moms, senior citizens, foster homes and the unemployed who are in need of low cost groceries.
For $25, you receive a supply of food that will feed a family of four, 2 meals a day each, for an entire week. Each food box contains the following items:
Breakfast: Cereal and complete pancake mix
Dinners: Pasta with sauce, rice and beans, hamburger and Tuna Helper, nashed potatoes, canned foods (baked beans, vegetables and more), seasonal fresh produce.
Also included are additionally-donated items such as milk, cheese, yogurt (as well as a wide range of other dairy products) soda, snacks, bread items and more. Meats and dairy products are available at an additional reduced cost."
VGC will be collecting names and payment for the amount of boxes a family wants to order ahead of time--cash only. This will be on Tues. September 3rd from 4-6 pm at the church. Then their orders will be picked up, Wed. September 4th, from Western Eagle in Temecula in the morning and the same day orders will be available to be picked up between 4-6 pm at the church. If you would like to sponsor someones food box who is in need, with a donation please contact the church.
Prepayment will always be needed the day before boxes can be picked up each time so it is suggested that if you can prepay for two pickup dates then each pick up date, which will fall on the first Wednesday of each month, you can pay that day for the next time. Then you will not have to travel to the church which is in the Terwilliger area twice to get your food boxes. VCG is location at 43275 Chapman Rd Anza, CA 92382. Travel south on Kirby to Wellman to Terwilliger then right on Bailey and left onto Chapman, the church is on the right. Go to the offices off the courtyard in the middle. Call VGC for more info 951-763-4622. To learn more about VGC visit-www.valleygospelchapel.org. You can learn more about Western Eagle by visiting their website www.western-eagle.org.
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