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Originally published on Sat December 27, 2014 5:37 pm
Updated at 5:45 p.m. ET
Police from around the country are gathering at the Christ Tabernacle Church in Queens today to honor a fallen comrade, Officer Rafael Ramos, who was fatally shot in an unprovoked attack one week ago along with his partner, Wenjian Liu.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Vice President Joe Biden are in attendance at the funeral, which followed a wake for Ramos on Friday that was attended by hundreds.
Originally published on Thu December 25, 2014 6:39 pm
The economy was floored by the polar vortex early on in 2014 — plus, businesses and consumers were still a little dazed by a government shutdown and debt ceiling fight late in 2013.
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, says it all produced an anxious start to the year. "Yeah, a lot of worry, particularly because we had misstepped a few other times during the recovery," he says. "We had these false dawns when we really thought the economy was going to kick into gear and then we kind of fell back into the morass."
Originally published on Thu December 25, 2014 4:29 pm
Florence Allen Jones used to teach in Washington, D.C., before coming back home to Liberia.
Now she's part of the education ministry's teaching-by-radio team. Working with UNICEF and another nonprofit, Talking Drum, in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, the government aims to provide lessons to children across the country, hit by the Ebola outbreak. Most schools closed this past summer and will likely remain closed for months.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 2:47 pm
Although it wasn't a great year for the shows themselves, it was a good year for programming, says TV critic David Bianculli.
"In terms of what was happening on television, in terms of new and old formats and new, exciting players coming into the mix — [it was] another good year," Bianculli tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross. "I'm actually kind of encouraged."
Bianculli reflects on how far TV has come.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 2:06 pm
"This is a very, very depressing year for film," critic David Edelstein tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross, "because none of the great material came from Hollywood studios."
Studios, he says, direct their financial resources into sequels and comic-book movies, which leaves little room for "creative expression, and for doing something weird and potentially boundary-moving."
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 12:18 pm
Alan Gross, the former USAID subcontractor who spent five years in a Cuban prison before his release last week, will get $3.2 million from the federal government, part of a settlement with the Maryland-based company for which he worked at the time of his arrest.
The U.S. Agency for International Development, in a statement, said it had finalized a settlement, agreed to in principle in November, with Development Alternatives, Inc.
Moviegoers in Connecticut who want to watch "The Interview" have a choice of two theaters screening the film at the center of an international storm involving Hollywood, Washington, D.C., and North Korea.
Mayor Pedro Segarra and Hartford area religious leaders held a prayer vigil on the steps of City Hall to remember the two New York City police officers shot and killed last Saturday, and to call for an end to violence in Hartford.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 3:43 pm
One thing's for sure: Nikki Bollerman believes in her school and the kids who go there. How else to explain Bollerman, 26, giving a $150,000 windfall to the Boston area public charter school where she teaches third grade?
Kevin Counihan began 2014 as the head of Connecticut's health care marketplace under the Affordable Care Act. Now, he's the head of the entire federal Obamacare effort. WNPR checked in with him recently.
A national transportation research group says Connecticut's deteriorating roads are costing state drivers more than $4 billion a year.
Originally published on Mon December 22, 2014 12:12 pm
The city of Boston's new chief of arts and culture has been making the rounds during her first full week on the job. Her name is Julie Burros and she hails from Chicago, a city famous for embracing and supporting the arts (like "Cloud Gate" in the above photo).
Burros quickly earned the nickname "arts czar" after Boston Mayor Marty Walsh fulfilled his campaign promise by appointing her to the newly created cabinet-level position this past September.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 10:09 am
Protesters against police brutality marched along Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on Tuesday, despite a call from New York Mayor Bill de Blasio to suspend demonstrations. De Blasio asked people to wait until after the funerals of two police officers who were shot and killed over the weekend.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 10:24 am
This time last year, federal officials were scrambling to get as many people enrolled in health insurance through HealthCare.gov as they could before the start of the program on Jan. 1.
Now, with the technical problems mostly fixed, they're facing a different problem: the possibility that the Supreme Court might rule that the subsidies that help people afford coverage are illegal in the 37 states where the federal government is running the program.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 12:36 pm
Protests over a police killing have returned to the St. Louis area, after a Berkeley, Mo., police officer shot and killed an 18-year-old black man Tuesday night. The authorities say he was armed; the shooting took place shortly after 11 p.m. outside a gas station in the St. Louis suburb that's just 2 miles west of Ferguson.
Every now and then, the jazz world needs a reminder that there are master musicians among us whose distinguished careers, elegant artistry, versatility, intelligence, resilience and well-honed craftsmanship are not given the recognition they so richly merit.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 8:02 am
Several years ago, I wrote a sports Christmas story. It was about a greedy basketball superstar who, imbued with Yuletide cheer, helps save his small-market franchise.
A big-time producer wanted to make a TV movie out of it. So off I went to Hollywood to turn my story into a script and thereby, in keeping with the Christmas spirit, make a killing.
Let me tell you: It's hard to write a Christmas story about sport.
Originally published on Tue December 23, 2014 6:15 pm
Now that MGM has won Massachusetts regulatory and voter approval to build a resort casino in downtown Springfield the Las Vegas-based entertainment giant has employment and local purchasing commitments to keep.
Originally published on Wed December 24, 2014 8:32 am
Updated at 8:20 p.m. ET
More than 200 theaters will now show The Interview on Christmas Day, a spokesperson for Sony Pictures tells NPR.
Sony had pulled the controversial comedy that centers on a plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after ominous threats were made, allegedly by a group that hacked the studio's emails. The nation's largest theater chains had also said they won't show the movie starring Seth Rogen and James Franco.
We're nearing the end of another news-filled year. Take an entertaining and informative look back at 2014 as we benefit from the wisdom of the WNPR audience: below are ten most-viewed stories you shouldn't miss from our newsroom.
We know that technology and price can drive electricity demand, but what about culture?
Originally published on Tue December 23, 2014 6:32 pm
Sarah Koenig didn't expect her new podcast, Serial, to get so much press, but she says the attention helped keep her on her toes: "It was just a constant reminder of how careful we needed to be," Koenig tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross.
Originally published on Tue December 23, 2014 2:49 pm
Rep. Michael Grimm, the New York Republican who won re-election despite being indicted on 20 criminal counts related to a restaurant he owns, pleaded guilty to one charge of felony tax evasion Tuesday. He'll be sentenced in June; calls for him to leave Congress began Tuesday morning.
Grimm, a former FBI agent who represents Staten Island and south Brooklyn, had previously pleaded not guilty to charges that included mail fraud and perjury.
Originally published on Tue December 23, 2014 12:50 pm
Keurig, the company that makes the popular single-serve coffee machines, is recalling 7 million Mini Plus Brewing Systems, with the model number K10 (previously identified as B31), the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission announced today.
A measure designating Samuel Colt's 19th-century gun factory in Connecticut as a national park was signed into law on Friday by President Barack Obama.
Governor Dannel Malloy has closed the door on a purchase of Waterbury Hospital and four other non-profit hospitals in Connecticut by Dallas, Texas-based Tenet Healthcare Corporation.
New Haven police officers who normally work on their own are patrolling with a partner now, following the fatal shooting of two New York City officers in a squad car last weekend.
The Connecticut Veterans' Home in Rocky Hill includes a nursing home and a domiciliary that gives shelter and food to many veterans who were formerly homeless. A recent study of the facility points to a need for dramatic improvements.
Originally published on Mon December 22, 2014 4:15 pm
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and a host of federal, state and local officials took an inaugural train ride Monday on newly rebuilt tracks in western Massachusetts.
The trip from Springfield to Greenfield highlighted the dawn of high speed passenger rail service along what is known as the Knowledge Corridor. For the first time in decades passenger trains will stop in Northampton and Holyoke. Kathleen Anderson, president of the Holyoke Chamber of Commerce, said it opens a lot of possibilities including more tourism.
Legislators and lobbyists are calling for the state's largest electric utility to lower its fixed residential charge with a new proposal that would set Connecticut Light and Power's fixed rate at $10.00 a month.


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Fine threads like the DC Men's Seaward Short deserve to be worn somewhere classy like the sushi place down the street or down to the fairgrounds when the circus is in town. A slim fit separates you from the low-and-baggy crowd, and the chino fabric looks like a million bucks with your seersucker collared shirt or that hockey jersey you're so fond of.

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text: Football 3CMYK By Paul Downer October 25, 2012 at 11:13 am Mike Mullen fights for yardage against Belle Plaine with help from Jeff Worm (34) and Tanner Hoen (56). The Raiders lost the game 27-7, and faced Watertown-Mayer in the section opener earlier this week on Tuesday. Photo by Paul Downer Related posts: Central football team to feature new lineup this fall LHS football has small squad of 36 W-M football team hopes to continue to build Crusader football starts season 2-0


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October 23rd, 2008
The mission of the Simmons School of Management is to educate women for power and principled leadership. We are committed to the advancement of knowledge and practice in management through excellence in education and research. Our academic programs offer rigorous, applied, management education designed for women. We focus on leadership, and our programs integrate the strategic, functional, and behavioral aspects of management. SOM students gain the knowledge, analytical skills, and confidence that they need to manage successfully in dynamic and global environments. We are invested in our students' success and support them as they launch, advance, and change their careers.
New Information This Week
Note from Mary D.
Quotes of the Week
Classes on Veterans Day
Sylvia Maxfield Financial Crisis Discussion: Available on iTunes U!
The Secret Millionaire at the SOM
WOC Club Open Forum
Spark: Building and Sustaining the Future 2008 Conference
Professor Nelson is Looking for Help!
NAWMBA Info Session
MBA Office Updates
In talking with students this week, it appears like you have all successfully made it through midterms and the first major hill in the fall term!! Evening students have had finance, accounting and leading midterms all due and turned in, day students are just as busy through next week and then it should slow down on the midterm/exam/paper front for a while!! It is hard to believe that November is next week and Thanksgiving is a month away. But use this weekend or next weekend to give yourself some credit that you are managing to get it all done and stay sane (or reasonably sane!).
For my sports nuts, Matt Cassel, the Patriots quarterback was named the AFC player of the week last week. 2 months ago, he wasn't expected to even take the field for any part of the season. To me it shows what happens when preparation meets opportunity. This success will also be true for you. We are preparing you as well to take advantage of the opportunities that will allow you to showcase all of your great talents and skills in your current job or the next job you take after you graduate. My prediction is the same success lies ahead for you-that you will each shine once you get the opportunity!!
"Anxiety is caused by lack of control, organization, preparation, and action."-- David Kekich
"Success means having the courage, determination and the will to become the person you believe you were meant to be." -- George Sheehan
There are no day classes, but the evening section of Leading is running!
Business Cards are Here!
If you purchased business cards, they are available for pick up in the MBA Office. The total cost came to $27.50 and you can pay with exact cash or check.
SOMAA Student Representatives Needed!
Join the School of Management Alumnae Association Board: An opportunity to gain non-profit board experience and connect with SOM alums! Apply by November 15, 2008.
The Simmons School of Management Alumnae Association (SOMAA) is recruiting for two student representatives (one day student and one evening student,) to sit on the Board as non-voting members. Student Representatives are critical to the Alumnae Association as they represent the interests of current students, SOMAA's pre-alumnae constituents.
The Board of Directors is the leadership of the Alumnae Association. SOMAA's goal is to ensure all alumnae maintain a sense of community and have opportunities to continue their personal and professional development. Not only does the Alumnae Association serve alumnae but it also supports and advances the SOM.
Your time commitment as a student representative includes attendance at all board meetings. These are held as conference calls, with quarterly in person meetings at the SOM. You will lead the selection process for new Student Representatives at the completion of term of office. Additionally, you have the opportunity to work on a committee or on a special project. Your term would begin in January 2009.
This is an excellent opportunity to gain experience working on a non-profit board of directors, become involved and connected with the alumnae network, and have a voice in the direction of the Alumnae Association.
If you have questions about this position, please contact the current Student Representatives, Heather Lantz (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Jennifer Albert (email@example.com). To apply, please email a copy of your resume and a statement of interest to Sherri Schwaninger (email@example.com) by November 15, 2008. A nominations committee member will contact you directly.
MBA Staffing Updates
Last week, the Dean announced that Denise Haile, our Director of Admissions had resigned and that Kerri Brophy had agreed to assume the position of Senior Director of Marketing and Admissions. As we head into a brand new building and AACSB accreditation visits set for February, it is an important time for the SOM to capitalize on these huge opportunities to further increase enrollments. In light of this opportunities and the fact that Darla Pires-DeGrace has 11 years of admissions experience, the Dean asked Darla to rejoin the admissions team. Darla, as many of you would expect, also wanted to keep part of her roles and responsibilities working with students and faculty in the Program office, so her new role will be 80% Admissions and Marketing and 20% in the Program office. She will be moving upstairs with the Marketing/Admissions team in the next few weeks, but will still be very involved in the certificates, BAMBA, student advising and foundations.
The second part of our update is to let you know that Katlyn Cavanaugh, one of our Coordinators in Academic Programs will be headed out on maternity leave no later than November 15 and is expecting to return in February. We are developing a plan that will utilize Nicole, Paula and Karen more as well as our student workers to help cover everything we need to do and still deliver quality service!! We will let you know as soon as plans are finalized!
Undergraduate Networking Dinner
We are looking for MBA students that are free on Nov. 13 to come to a undergrad networking dinner and talk to undergrads about your work, your career path, etc. It will be from 5:30-8:30pm and on the main campus. RSVP to Paula at firstname.lastname@example.com or call her at 617.521.2406! Thanks!
Join the Non-Profit Management Club!
Attention Students working in the field or interested in the field of Non-profit Management. If you would like to be part of the Simmons SOM Non-profit Management Club please email Tonie Stephenson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Registration UpdateS
No new updates this week... stay tuned!
Sylvia Maxfield Financial Crisis Discussion: Available on iTunes U!
Sylvia Maxfield's discussion on the Financial Crisis is on iTunes. To access it, follow these steps (in order to access the podcast, you must have iTunes downloaded on your computer):
1) go to itunes.simmons.edu.
The Secret Millionaire at the SOM
SOM Visiting Professor of Practice and Entrepreneurship and American businesswoman Margaret Heffernan, who made millions as an internet pioneer – says goodbye to her Somerset mansion, her two kids and husband, in exchange for a flat above a corner shop in one of Nottingham's poorest areas.
Once a thriving town, this British city has gained a recent reputation for guns and drugs. But what worries Margaret more than the thought of living in potential gang land territory, is the fact that she has just nine days to identify people who she feels are worthy of her money. As an entrepreneur herself and a highly successful published author, Margaret is particularly interested in finding people who are already entrepreneurial in their instincts, people who are already making a difference but who may just need a bit of help…
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13th
451 Marlborough Street, Boston
Case Room 1
RSVP firstname.lastname@example.com
The Secret Millionaire is one of the most popular shows on British television. A US version of the series is due to start airing on Fox in December.
Meet and greet fellow women of color MBA students
(refreshments will be provided)
Spark: Building and Sustaining the Future 2008 Conference
Spark: Building & Sustaining the Future 2008 is a full day conference for young ladies (ages 14-17) in the Boston community who have limited exposure to careers in business and professional development. This event is sponsored by the SOM, Scott Ross Center, and the Women of Color Club.
We are seeking 10 volunteers to participate in this event, 5 current Simmons SOM students and 5 Simmons SOM Alumni.
Professor Nelson is Looking for Help!
Professor Teresa Nelson looking for an MBA student to design, organize and manage a database working with a member of her E-ship Advisory Board. The project is a small (5?) number of hours per week throughout the year. No need to be on campus. $20/hour. Please email for information or to express interest: firstname.lastname@example.com
24th Annual Minority Business Conference
The Metro Boston Chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) is hosting its 24th Annual Minority Business Conference on October 25th, 2008 at Suffolk University Law School from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We are by this email sending an invitation to you and your students to attend this year's conference.
CGO Event on Gender, Culture, and Success
Topic: Gender, Culture and Success: How Latina "cultural scripts" affect the career success of mid-level managers
One of the hallmarks of the CGO perspective is what we call "gender in all its complexity." By that we mean that in order to understand the experience of women at work, we must take into account the way different aspects of social identity such as race, ethnicity, age and sexual orientation operate simultaneously to influence gender dynamics in organizations. Latinas as a group represent the simultaneity of race, ethnicity, class and gender. In this presentation, and celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, Dr. Holvino explores the experience of Latina mid-level managers in Fortune 1000 corporations using the concept of "cultural scripts." She will explain the concept and describe the way in which these scripts both support and challenge Latinas leadership and career development. Finally, drawing on this understanding of the role cultural scripts play in organizational life she leads us in a discussion of strategies to increase support and effectiveness for managing the scripts and cultural challenges that rise from diversity in the workplace.
The 2008/09 Speakers Series is sponsored by
Services Updates
visit career connect to get tips on how to have a succesful career fair!
what are recruiter looking for? check out this video on YouTube:
Note: These eventsares open to all students regardless of ethnic background.
Reaching Out 2008 LGBT MBA Conference
The Partnership, Inc. College to Career Expo 2008 and Student Conference
Women for Hire Career Expo
Net Impact Conference
6th Annual ALPFA Leadership Summit
The 4th Annual Conference on Clean Energy: Financing and Partnering for Emerging Businesses
Hire Purpose MBA Career Fair
Recent Job Postings – Visit Career Connect
Recent Fellowship Postings – Visit Career Connect
Inspiration Can Be Found in Many Places, but You Need to Be Looking
Keeping an eye on the bigger picture
Ben & Jerry's chills ice cream - and the planet
Library Updates


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You and Yourself
1) What's your name? Mark
2) Do you like your name? Sure
3) What other names were your parents going to name you? Michael or Philip are the only one's I remember.
4) And if you were born the opposite sex? Isabel
5) What is the most annoying name? It's just names...
6) What is the most attractive name? see above.
7) Ever wish you were a member of the opposite sex? No, not really
10) How do you relax? Different ways. Get pissed, get high, sleep.
You and Others
1) Who is your best friend? Dave.
2) Why are they your best friend? Wouldn't have a clue
3) Do you have many enemies? More so than friends
4) Do you find it easy to get along with other people? No.. people generally tend to annoy me
5) Do you talk to strangers? All the time
6) Prefer to talk to people younger or older than you? Either
7) Are you patient when talking to others? Not often
8) How to you deal with people that annoy you? Avoid them, hit them, annoy them back.
9) Would you say you are polite? Depends on who I'm talking to
You and Love
1) Are you in a relationship with anyone? I tend to avoid this question.
3) If not, are you currently looking?
4) Would you ever have an affair, and why? Yes, it's part of my general nature.
5) Do you agree with casual sex? For the most part, yeah.
6) Would you have a relationship with someone that already had children? It depends on the kind of relationship, but no, I don't think I would.
7) How old do you want to be when you marry? I don't want to marry
9) What would you call your future children? (Male and Female) I'll get back to you on this one.
10) Would you ever marry an 80-year-old millionaire? No, I don't want to marry
11) What is your age limit for relationships? There isn't one, exactly.. though I don't think I'd be going over the 30 years mark.
You and Life
1) What do you want as a future career? I don't.
2) What are your ambitions? What ambitions?
5) How would you want to die? Any way, as long as it's relatively soon.
7) Would you kill yourself if a loved one died? I'd probably kill myself anyway, so sure. An easy excuse for it, I suppose.
8) If you had one last request, what would it be? That no one dies because of me. The person knows who they are.
9) If you only had a month to live, what would you do? Sulk, as it's probably two months too long.
10) What is the point of life? Wouldn't have a clue, it's different for everyone.
11) What are you living for? I really don't know. The vague hope that there might be more.
What is your opinion on...
2) Discrimination? I'm an avid participator.
3) Smacking children? If they need to be disciplined and nothing else is working, then sure. But it should be justified.
7) Online dating? Depends on the situation
8) Adultery? Each to their own.
10) Vegetarian diets? I'm vegetarian usually.. when I can be bothered.
11) Self harm? I should teach it, I'm that qualified.
You and Situations
1) If you could save only one person from a burning building, your favoured parental figure or a doctor with the knowledge to cure a disease such as HIV or cancer, whom would you save? The doctor. I don't have a favoured parental figure.
2) If you (or your other half) were expecting a child, but were told that due to unfortunate complications, only the mother or child could be saved, which would you let die? The mother
3) If you were trapped in a lift that was about to collapse with a elderly lady and a young boy, who has the right to escape first? Depends on the people. If the young boy had a day to live, I'd say the elderly lady. If the boy had his whole life to live, I'd say the boy.
4) How would you react if you came home and caught your best friend cheating on your trusted other half? It would be old news.
5) Would you sacrifice your own life for a loved one or family member? It depends on the person.
6) Would you ever donate any of your organs to anyone, either a loved one or a total stranger that needed it? Depends on the person, and which organs...
7) Would you ever abort your own child, or place them up for adoption if they were disabled or unplanned? No
8) If your best friend's other half was cheating on them, and you knew, would you tell your friend, or confront his other half? Both, and bash the fucker that was cheating on my mate.
9) How would you react if your own child was a murderer and placed on death row? Would you campaign for or against their life? What fucking parent would campaign against their own child's life?
10) If a family member or loved one were killed either through an accident or murder, would you demand justice, the killer's death, or try and forgive them? I'd go after the murderer myself.
When is your birthday?: August 18
Eye color: It changes
Hair color: At the moment navy blue.
Who do you love/like: Not many.
Who is your girl crush?: dunno
Who is your boy crush?: dunno
Outfit: black cargo shorts and a t shirt.
Hairstyle: spiked.
Jewelry/Accessories: metal bead necklace, spiked wrist bands, fuck bands, spiked collar.
Underwear: boxers
Do drugs: constantly
Wear dark colors: constantly
Kissed someone: yes
Killed someone: not a suitable question, so I'm not going to answer it.
Smoked: yes
Gotten Drunk: yes
Talked on the phone for over 3 hours: yes
Left the country: yes
Had a party with over 30 people: yes
Taken nude pictures: of who?
Stolen something: yes
Caught something on fire: yes
Cheated on someone: yes
Asked someone out: yes
Been dumped: yes
Had a dream, then the next day it happens: I dont dream
You Touched: Brandon
You Talked to: Caitlin
You Hugged: Brandon
You Kissed: Brandon
Had sex with: none of your business
You Instant messaged: Alee
Who broke your heart: ...
Understanding: sometimes
Open-minded: most of the time
Arrogant: can be
Insecure: at times
Interesting: /fucked in the head
Hungry: not right now
Smart: if the occasion calls for it.
Moody: always
Childish: sometimes
Independent: yes
Hard working: depends on what I'm working at
Healthy: no
Emotionally Stable: no
Shy: no
Difficult: yes
Attractive: no
Bored Easily: yes
Thirsty: yes
Obsessed: no
Angry: always
Sad: always
Happy: not often
Trusting: no
Talkative: depends on who I'm talking to
Ignored: yes
Reliable: no
Self-disciplined: no
Sleepy: no
Lonely: no
Do You...
-have a pool?- I do now
-have cable?- yes
-watch MTV?- no
-sleep nude?- sometimes
-have a waterbed?- no
-have a watch?- yes
-sing in the shower?- sometimes
-keep a photo album?- no, but I keep some photos
-drink water?- yes
-like roller coasters?- they bore me
-drive?- I use a motorbike usually.
-have a best friend?- no
Food (do you like...)
-tacos?- no
-bread?- no
-veggies?- yes
-pizza?- yes
-doritoes?- no
-pretzles?- no
-chocolate?- sometimes
-garlic?- not by itself
-veal?- no
-hamburgers?- yes
-chicken?- yes
-hot dogs?- no
-ice cream?- yes
-popcorn?- no
-pop tarts?- no
-coke?- yes
-pepsi?- yes
-gatorade?- sometimes
Online Journal
-How many times do you update your journal?- Whenever I'm bored or feel the need to
-How many hours do you spend on here?- I don't time myself
-How does your journal look?- I can't remember
-How many icons do you have?- Wouldn't have a clue
-Can you do any of those cool LiveJournal overrides?- haven't tried
-Do you have music on your journal?- no
-Do you update your journal with font colors?- no
-How many communities do you belong to?- can't remember
Have You Ever...
-bunji jumped?- yes
-gotten a tattoo?- yes
-sky dived?- not yet
-skinny dipped?- yes
-gotten your tongue stuck to a cold pole?- yes
-played truth or dare?- yes
-kissed for more than 10 minutes at one time?- yes
-made a prank phone call?- yes
-flashed someone?- yes
-set anything on fire?- yes
-eaten snow?- yes
-mixed sodas together?- yes
-had sushi?- yes
-worn a thong or speedo bathing suit?- no
-had dejavu? - yes
-hung up on someone?- yes
-used all cuss words in a sentence?- yes
-had the cops called on you?- yes
-stayed up for more than 24 hrs straight?- yes
-cried during a movie?- no
-swallowed gum?- yes
-said, "I love you" and not meant it?- yes
-slept for more than 15 hrs?- not that I can remember
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|14 Your new moons and your appointed festivals my soul hates; they have become a burden to me, I am weary of bearing them.
|14 Your New Moon festivals and your appointed feasts my soul hates. They have become a burden to me; I am weary of bearing them.
|New Revised Standard Version Bible, copyright 1989, Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Revised Standard Bible Version Online)
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The General Federation of Women's Clubs is an international women's organization dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service. The General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC) is one of the world's oldest and largest nonpartisan, nondenominational, women's volunteer service organization.
The Exeter Area GFWC (EAGFWC) is proud to be part of GFWC and to represent the Exeter area of New Hampshire for the past 60 years. Our women's club is dedicated to the Exeter area and other surrounding communities in the New Hampshire Seacoast and our women's club strives to enhance the lives of others and the communities through our volunteer services.
The Exeter Area GFWC (EAGFWC) would like to welcome you to our website. We will be continuing to update our website frequently to provide more information about our women's club and the volunteer services we provide for the Exeter and surrounding Seacoast communities in New Hampshire. Thank you for visiting our website!
To learn more about the international women's organization the General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC), please visit the main website:
or visit the New Hampshire state website:
For more information on the Exeter Area GFWC , please click through our website for more information.
General e-mail inquiries can be made to Diana at the e-mail below:
For Membership information, please contact our membership committee for more information at any time at the e-mail below:
Upcoming events: see our calendar link for more information
Club Meeting: November 13, 2014 Exeter Senior Center 7pm
Yuletide Craft Fair: November 22, 2014 Cooperative Middle School, Stratham
Club members show off their "shots" for supporting SHOT @Life campaign.
Gift basket to our adopted family through our "WINGS" project


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|I am using a seed starting mix. I've read to put it in a plastic bag and thoroughly wet it. Next I've read to put it in a cell pack or other container, pat it down, and place your seeds.
I would think this soil is very very very very wet. Do I not need to worry since the seed is sitting on top and by the time the roots get down the soil will be drier down below?
In most cases I would either put the cell pack on a heat mat (where I know it will dry out sooner) or outside.
I may have answered my own question here, but I've always worried about the soil being toooooo wet, after I moisten it.
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- Posted by countrycarolyn 6-7nwTN (My Page) on Tue, Jan 25, 11 at 20:31
|Mix usually straight out of the bag is extremely loose. So one thing I always say to people is to water your container thoroughly!! I actually stuff my mix in my container, then I sit it in my sink. Then I add water, I add enough where sometimes my mix may even float. Then I let it drain, then after it completely drains I then add my seed. Sometimes after you water and before you add your seed you may have to add more mix, cause the water knocks out the air out of the mix. So you may think you have a lot of soil in your container but you truly know only after you thoroughly water.
Do not worry at first if your soil is a little moist, of course that first watering it may be a little more moist than normal but it really seriously doesn't hurt.
|It's much easier to put your medium in a plastic bag or other container and mix it with water that way. Try not to add too much water but don't worry if you make it too wet. Sit the pots on a tray over a sink and let it the water drain out. Problem solved!
- Posted by keriann_lakegeneva 5B (My Page) on Wed, Jan 26, 11 at 8:26
|In my humble opinionďż˝.
The moisture in seed starting mix and the moisture level in germination till mature plants is one of the most important and often overlooked keys into healthy seedlings.
I put my seed soil into a 5 gallon bucket and add warm water and mix like crazy. There are many air pockets in fresh dry soil, so it takes a lot of mixing and squishing. After I am confident that the soil is thoroughly wet I squeeze all the excess water out. I ring it out until it feels like a well rung out sponge. I then add this mixture to my flats or cells depending on what I am starting. I do use humidity domes for germination to keep the soil moist but remove it as soon as the first seed germinates.
I find the problem with letting too wet of soil dry out (over a heater or in the sun) is that the tops get dry and crusty but the bottom remains soaking wet. Seeds are planted so close to the top, if not on the top of the soil, that the dry surface will not provide adequate moisture to the seeds and the soaking bottom will encourage mold, algae or other spores. I much rather add water then panic about reducing the moisture in my soil.
I hope that helps start you off on a successful path!
|For those seeds expected to germinate in a week or two I use a mix of half peat and half vermiculite. I keep this mixed and moistened at all times, not moist enough to be able to squeeze any water out. I start most of my seeds in four inch (used)nursery containers. I fill the pot with mix and press it down firmly. it will then be about 5/8 inch down from the top. I TRY and spread the seeds evenly up to about 25 for most seeds. Now the pot is set into about 3 inches of slightly warm water in the sink. When the top of the soil glistens with moisture wicked up, I take it out of the sink and cover the pot with clear cling plastic wrap, securing it with a rubber band. I put the pot on a 70 degree mat and will not have to water again until germination is apparent and the plastic is removed. There will be variations of this routine dictated by the seed variety being planted, some requiring light and some requiring dark. If a seed requires stratifying or scarifying it is a waste of time and money not to provide it. Al
- Posted by keriann_lakegeneva 5B (My Page) on Wed, Jan 26, 11 at 10:12
|...Just a quick follow up
I also do not pack my soil medium very tightly becuase it is much easier transplanting the seedlings in loose soil and I believe it is easier for the roots to grow deeper in loose soil. A deep root system is always my goal, not a shallow one.
I just fill my flats or cells and give them a good tap on my potting bench and then scrap off the excess soil
- Posted by countrycarolyn 6-7nwTN (My Page) on Wed, Jan 26, 11 at 11:34
|Keriann_lakegeneva, brings up a very valid point about not stuffing mix in the container.
That is why I tend to water while my mix is in my container. It adds the element of natural settling not us pushing and compacting our soil. If we water our soil first then shove it in the container we tend to lose our natural settling.
Plus if you grow in other containers like recyclables as I do. The watering in your container prior to adding seed lets you know if you have enough drainage holes before you run into the actual "too damp" situation.
|Conventional sowing advice is normally - Fill the pot with sowing medium. Firm it gently, water, then sow the seed, either cover or not depending on what is appropriate for that seed. Grit makes a great topping, will let in some light for those seeds that need light, help to maintain soil contact, discourage algae and mosses on those pots that will be slow to germinate.
You need to find that range in between gently and too firm - we're not compressing like to level for stepping stones here.
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|I'm sure you have enough responses to consider, but I will add my two cents.. I combine the water and mix in a big container(concrete mixing pan)and "massage" it until it is the consistency of cake mix, not cake batter. If you squeeze a handful and open your hand, it would be just wet enough to stay clumped together with no drips. Then I spread evenly in flats, sow the seed and cover with press and seal. I use painters tape to label the side of the flat. Those that require light go under shop lights and those who require dark, sit on holiday lights for extra bottom heat. Either way, after they germinate I remove the press and seal.
- Posted by ginnyginny Zone 9 Calif (My Page) on Wed, Jan 26, 11 at 22:47
|Thank you all for your feedback. It sounds like I do want to avoid overly saturated soil. I like the different ways of making this happen, have to decide what to try first.
Thank you for taking the time to help me with this.
|Good growing Ginny. Each of us has offered their own methods, usually arrived at by "trial and error". Obviously they all succeed. The reason for tamping the loose soil when planting seed is to assure seed to soil contact. Al
- Posted by californian 10 (My Page) on Sat, Jan 29, 11 at 23:13
|I grow hundreds of seedlings and have found the best way to wet the mixture is fill a 5 gallon bucket about one third full with dry seed starting mix and add water until it is slightly soupy. Then keep adding more dry mix while constantly mixing until you get a moist but not dripping wet mixture. After you have mixed several buckets full you will be able to judge pretty well when you have the right amount of moisture.
Also, try to buy seed starting mix that contains a wetting agent otherwise the peat moss will just float on top. If it doesn't have a wetting agent then use very hot water. But I use Pro-Mix with Biofungicide so I don't use hot water because it might kill the friendly bacteria which eat damping off fungus. If you save rainwater, use that instead of clorinated salt laden tap water.
If by chance you do make the mixture too wet leave the seed starting container uncovered until it dries out a bit.
|I have a collection of 33 gallon plastic garbage containers, I buy when they are on sale. Each of my ingredients is kept in its own container with lid. When I fill the containers I moisten the Peat, Vermiculite, Moss, Turface,Chicken Grit or Play Ball. Nothing is stored in a dry form. Anything dry is just too time consuming to mix with anything else. Al
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Are you as curious as we are about the paternity of January Jones' baby? We've been fans of the Mad Men star since her quiet entry onto the Hollywood scene over a decade ago, and can't help but love her on the soapy primetime series that launched her career into the stratosphere. We're thrilled she's expecting a baby in the fall, but can't help but wonder why she's being so tightlipped about the father's identity. But as our curiosity grows right alongside January's burgeoning baby bump, her star style continues to evolve as well. She made an appearance on NBC's Today Show on Friday, May 27th in a stunning navy blue design from Doo.Ri's Fall 2011 collection. We're completely smitten with her entire look – right down to her smart accessories. If you're wondering how to style your new fall pieces throughout the hot summer months, keep reading to steal January's celebrity tips. And don't worry – no baby bump required.
First, can we take a moment to gush over January's amazing figure? Well into her second trimester, her arms and legs still look long, lean and toned. If it weren't for her bump, we might not even guess she's pregnant. And her Doo.Ri design almost completely conceals her tiny belly, making a similar dress a great choice for any woman who's hoping to hide a problem tummy area. For a January-approved style, look for fabrics like jersey, which flatter but don't cling, and which are also great travel pieces thanks to their resilient, wrinkle-free quality.
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A fresh mix of springtime ingredients, this nutritious side dish blends broccolini, asparagus and sugar snap peas with the bright flavors of ginger and orange zest. Broccolini is a cross between broccoli and kai-lan, a Chinese broccoli. It's milder than regular broccoli, and the long, thin, soft stems are completely edible.
Broccolini is actually a trademarked name, so you may find it described as baby broccoli, Asparation, Bimi or broccoletti at your grocery store. Blanch the vegetables in boiling water first, and then shock them in ice water. This helps "lock in" the bright, vivid green color -- and the incredibly high vitamin A and C content!
Makes 6 to 8 servings
16 to 20 ounces broccolini (2 bunches)
8 ounces asparagus stalks
4 to 5 ounces sugar snap peas
1 1/2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 garlic cloves, finely minced
2 teaspoons grated fresh ginger root
2 teaspoons finely minced orange zest
1/3 cup orange juice
1. In a large pot, boil 5 quarts of water. While it boils, place ice water in a large bowl or container.
2. Remove ends from asparagus, and strings and tips from sugar snap peas. Trim 1/2 inch only from broccolini stems.
3. Cut asparagus and broccoli into roughly 2-inch pieces.
4. Once water boils, add all three vegetables and cook for about 2 to 2 1/2 minutes or until al dente. Remove immediately with slotted spoon and place in bowl of ice water.
5. Heat olive oil in large 12-inch skillet over medium heat. Add minced garlic, ginger and orange zest. Saute for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Add orange juice, heating and stirring for an additional 1 minute.
6. Drain vegetables and add to skillet, tossing lightly and cooking only until the vegetables are hot but still bright green (about 2 to 3 minutes).
7. Serve immediately.
Nutrition information (per serving)
74 calories
3 g protein
10 g carbohydrates
3 g fat (0 g saturated)
0 mg cholesterol
26 mg sodium
371 mg potassium
54 mg calcium
1.6 mg iron
915 IU vitamin A
87 mg vitamin C
3 g fiber
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Alcohol – the easiest drug for our kids to obtain. Friends, older brothers and sisters, and – unfortunately – some parents will buy it for their teens. After all, "it's a right of passage" … "I drank, and I'm okay" … "my parents served it to us".
But here are the facts: the earlier a child starts to drink, the more likely that heavy alcohol use will stay with him or her for the rest of their lives. The younger a child is when they take their first drink, the higher the chance that they will become an alcoholic.
- If your child begins drinking before the age of 15, they have a 40% chance of becoming an alcoholic.
- If they start before 17, the chances drop to 24.5%.
- And if they wait until they're 21, the legal drinking age, the chances drop to 10%.
Add to that these facts: alcohol and other drug use can impair judgment, which can result in inappropriate sexual behavior, sexually transmitted diseases (including HIV/AIDS), injuries and car crashes. Habitual use can lead to an inability to control drinking, blackouts and memory loss, cirrhosis of the liver, vitamin deficiencies, damage to heart and central nervous system, weight gain, sexual impotence, and may also interfere with personal relationships.
The Legal Drinking Age is 21: Why That's a Good Idea According to the American Medical Association
- Adolescent drinkers scored worse than non-drinkers on vocabulary, general information, memory, memory retrieval and at least three other tests
- Verbal and nonverbal information recall was most heavily affected, with a 10 percent performance decrease in alcohol drinkers
- Adolescent drinkers perform worse in school, are more likely to fall behind and have an increased risk of social problems, depression, suicidal thoughts and violence
- Alcohol affects the sleep cycle, resulting in impaired learning and memory as well as disrupted release of hormones necessary for growth and maturation
- Alcohol use increases risk of stroke among young drinkers
Myths vs. Facts
Myth: Alcohol isn't as harmful as other drugs.
Fact: Alcohol increases your risk for many deadly diseases, such as cancer. Drinking too much alcohol too quickly can lead to alcohol poisoning, which can kill you.
Myth: Drinking is a good way to loosen up at parties.
Fact: Drinking is a dumb way to loosen up. It can make you act silly, say things you shouldn't say, and do things you wouldn't normally do (like get into fights or have sex).
Myth: Drinking alcohol will make me cool.
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Myth: All of the other kids drink alcohol. I need to drink to fit in.
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Myth: I can sober up quickly by taking a cold shower or drinking coffee.
Fact: On average, it takes 2 to 3 hours for a single drink to leave the body. Nothing can speed up the process, including drinking coffee, taking a cold shower, or "walking it off".
Myth: Adults drink, so kids should be able to drink too.
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Myth: Beer and wine are safer than liquor.
Fact: Alcohol is alcohol…it can cause you problems no matter how you consume it. One 12-ounce bottle of beer or a 5-ounce glass of wine (about a half-cup) has as much alcohol as a 1.5-ounce shot of liquor. Alco-pops –sweet drinks laced with malt liquor — often contain more alcohol than beer!
Myth: I can drink alcohol and not have any problems.
Fact: If you're under 21, drinking alcohol is a big problem: It's illegal. If caught, you may have to pay a fine, perform community service, or take alcohol awareness classes. Kids who drink also are more likely to get poor grades in school, and are at higher risk for being a crime victim.
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While it may seem funny at the time, a person who has passed out from drinking too much alcohol is now in a dangerous position. Alcohol is an irritant to the stomach and often causes severe vomiting. The nerves that control actions such as breathing and the gag reflex can be severely depressed. This can result in the person choking to death on his/her vomit. Contrary to popular belief, a person who has passed out from too much alcohol is not "sleeping it off" — blood alcohol concentration can rise whether they are conscious or not.
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I do hope Thomas is there at 22 but with the lack of 1st round talent at WR this year a team might be more willing to pick him earlier than we hope. The Steelers as on that mock says need a CB if Wilson is there I don't see them passing up him and pickup a guard in the 2nd.
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Situated in Fort Worth, this hotel is close to C.R. Smith Aviation Museum, Riverside Golf Club, and Bear Creek Golf Club. Area attractions also include Six Flags Hurricane Harbor and Six Flags Over Texas.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Holiday Inn DFW South features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Holiday Inn DFW South features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 2200 square feet (198 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Conference space size (feet) - 2200
- Conference space size (meters) - 198
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Total number of rooms - 143
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 6
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
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- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Premium TV channels
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Room service (limited hours)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
One Bistro and Bar - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
The fine print for Holiday Inn DFW South
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: USD 9.95 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
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The Exchange Product group does a great job of summarizing the most interesting changes and improvements in Exchange 2010 SP1 in this post
on the MS Exchange Team blog. You can also find a more comprehensive list of the changes and improvements included with this latest service pack in the
"What's New !" section in the Exchange 2010 TechNet documentation.
Exchange 2010 SP1 is not supported any more. If you want to test or deploy in production you should choose Exchange 2010 SP3 version.
The Exchange Server 2010 SP1 (version 14.01.0218.015) has now been released to the public and is available for download
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Starz has picked up a two season, 20-episode order of half-hour scripted comedy series Blunt Talk from Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy) and Jonathan Ames (Bored to Death) and starring Patrick Stewart. The series follows British newsman Walter Blunt (Stewart) on a mission to conquer American cable news by sharing his opinion and guidance, even when they are not wanted. Add a dysfunctional news staff, numerous ex-wives and children, and an alcoholic manservant, and you've got a recipe for comedy gold.
"I'm beyond thrilled to be working with Jonathan Ames and Sir Patrick Stewart," said Seth Macfarlane in a statement. "Jonathan's creative talent is formidable, and his writing style is wholly original, hilarious, and provocative. And of course, Patrick Stewart is one of the greatest actors alive today. His skill and versatility are unmatched, and he will excel as the star of his own show. Thank you Starz for allowing us to bring Walter Blunt to life!" READ FULL STORY


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Saturday, April 26, 2014
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Since 1998, local conservation and education organizations have been offering the Pike-Wayne Earth Day Festival to the community. This free, family-friendly event focuses on celebrating our natural resources and highlighting the folks that work to preserve, conserve and protect those resources.
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Unless you are an ostrich, with your head in the sand, you have seen the Paul Rabil ESPN Sports Science video by now. It runs around the televised D1 games on ESPN2 and ESPNU. It's a cool video and the numbers they come up with via some science are really quite staggering. But if you look closely, it's not ALL about the digits and the science here.
In fact, if you're really paying attention, you might even catch something SO amazing that your socks will get blown right off your feet! Have a watch if you haven't already:
WOW. Did you see that? I know, unreal, right? Oh, you missed it? Well look at the 1:07 mark and watch through to the 1:11 mark. Did you see it that time?
I am NOT talking about Rabil's shaft magically changing colors from white to black. That's just some fancy camera work. But the change in color DOES signal the amazing thing that probably happened, and it's how this AMAZING feat was discovered.
Still can't see what I'm talking about? Ok, then watch this super slowed-down version of the video:
Now you can definitely see what happened. Paul Rabil took a shot and literally BROKE the shaft in two solely by using the power his own body could generate. Um, WHAAAAAAAAAT?
When Rabil's shaft is black, it's a Swizzle. but I have no idea what kind of shaft he was using when the shaft was white. So I can't say WHAT shaft he was able to break just by shooting with it. But even if it's just an aluminum shaft, that's still incredibly impressive. He didn't bend it. It didn't bend and then snap. It just split in half because of the bending (and not shear force, thanks Engineer Lee) force Rabil puts on it. Or it's just the end cap coming off.
So do you think he broke the shaft with his shot? Is the Zapruder work impressive? Or is it just smoke and mirrors and I've been had? I mean, it does look like just an end cap sometimes.
And this brings me to a couple of BIG gear questions!
As lacrosse athletes get bigger and stronger, will the technology used to make equipment need to improve greatly to deal with the extra force players are able exert? Will we see an MLL or college player break a lacrosse shaft in mid-shot during a game soon? Will "shaft snapping" become a regular occurrence in our sport?
If Paul Rabil can break a shaft just by SHOOTING with it, maybe this is a sign that we need more heavy duty equipment. Or maybe lacrosse could end up like hockey, a sport in which players go through countless shafts each season. What do you think?
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The Argentinian house 3DAR puts together an astounding passion project. Faced with the destruction of his habitat from encroaching development, a monkey decides to change the system from the inside.
A beautiful pixilation short imagining a world controlled by light, and a young man determined to find his own agency within it.———Currently OFFLINE.
We've been attacked again—only this time it's our own fault.
Just another day at work in this poignant animation that played Ottawa, Annecy, and Stuttgart.
A secret order of priests guards the thin border between our world and the realm of darkness in this inventive horror film from Argentina.
Argentinian street artist, Blu, takes his freudian creature animations to the massive scale as they move across a desolate cityscape.
Street artist Blu animates large-scale creatures as they crawl across an abandoned Argentine cityscape.
Familiar morph-animation on a ridiculous scale—street-artist Blu takes his animation to the streets of Buenos Aires, onto the walls, and into its hidden places.


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Oil tops $72 as China manufacturing accelerates
China's manufacturing PMI grows for 18th straight month.
September 1, 2010 11:06 by Reuters
Oil rebounded half a percent to top $72 on Wednesday after China's manufacturing industry accelerated last month, easing investors' concern about the faltering pace of global economic recovery.
Prices tumbled 3.7 percent on Tuesday on signs that U.S. stockpiles rose further last week and bad weather was set to suppress gasoline demand at the end of the driving season.
Appetite for raw materials was also depressed in the previous session after minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest meeting showed policymakers saw increasing risks to growth and a regional index of business activity rose less than expected.
October U.S. crude rose 40 cents to $72.32 a barrel by 0300 GMT, while ICE Brent climbed 41 cents to $75.05.
China's purchasing managers' index (PMI) rose to 51.7 in August from 51.2 in July, official data showed on Wednesday, marking the 18th straight month it has stood above the threshold of 50 separating expansion from contraction in the world's second-largest oil user.
"Commodity markets generally seem to have been worrying less about China and more focused on the United States recently, but China is obviously very important," said Ben Westmore, a commodities analyst at National Australia Bank.
"The underlying strength in that economy is still sound, such that commodity demand and demand for oil will continue to be strong in the next couple of years."
Asian equities also rose on Wednesday as investors cheered China's manufacturing rebound and stronger-than-expected growth in Australia, while the dollar weakend 0.16 percent against a basket of currencies.
Markets also awaited manufacturing PMI data from the euro zone and the United States later on Wednesday.
Oil fell more than $7 and almost 9 percent in August, its biggest monthly percentage loss since May, as the outlook for the U.S. economy deteriorated. Prices hit a 2010 low of $64.24 on May 20, the weakest front-month price since July 2009, after reaching the peak for this year at $87.15 on May 3.
"We see the balance tightening in the oil market and that causing an increase in prices, but that will be quite gradual," Westmore said. "Consumer spending remains weak in the U.S., and I don't think China in itself willl be able to turn it around."
U.S. crude stockpiles jumped 4.8 million barrels last week, the industry-funded American Petroleum Institute (API) said on Tuesday, more than four times an expected gain of 1.1 million barrels.
Drops in fuel stockpiles were smaller than the crude increase, at 589,000 barrels for gasoline and 1.9 million barrels for distillates including heating oil and diesel, according to the API.
The Energy Information Administration will publish government statistics on inventories and demand on Wednesday at 1430 GMT. Expectations are for gasoline supplies to have declined 200,000 barrels and distillates to have gained 1.2 million in the week to Aug. 27, a Reuters survey showed.
Next Monday's U.S. Labor Day holiday is the traditional end of the summer driving season and MasterCard said U.S. weekly retail gasoline demand fell 3.1 percent last week and managed a rise of only 0.7 percent versus a year-ago.
Hurricanes, now at the peak of the storm season, could potentially could have a bigger negative effect on U.S. gasoline consumption than on crude production and refining. They have so far posed little threat to rigs and refineries on the Gulf of Mexico coast.
Powerful Hurricane Earl churned toward the eastern U.S. seaboard on Tuesday and looked to sideswipe the densely populated coast from North Carolina to New England, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said late on Monday.
Forecasters expected the main core of the Category 4 hurricane to stay offshore as Earl moved parallel to the coast during the upcoming Labor Day holiday, disrupting holiday plans.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center was monitoring two other tropical systems in the Atlantic, but computer models showed no immediate threat to Gulf of Mexico oil infrastructure.
(Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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This is my first AR-15 style rifle. When I was looking for modifications I really appreciated it when people identified the mods, so I wanted to return the favor.
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Slide Fire SSAR-15 SBS stock: $368 (including shipping)
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Thanks to my girl Miss Pinky Lovejoy, of the Thinking Pink blog, on Sunday, September 23rd, I have the unbelievable opportunity to attend the Annual Primetime Emmy Awards for the second year in a row! (I know, pinch me now!) And while finding the perfect dress (pictured above) was a cinch, tracking down a suitable evening bag has, unfortunately, proved to be an insurmountable task.
While I would love to sport the fringed Fendi clutch that Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) carried in the Season 6 episode of fave show Sex and the City titled "Lights, Camera, Relationship", the tiny thing would hardly hold my blood sugar meter, let alone my insulin pen, extra needles, and sugar pills. Oh, and my camera, which is as essential to this stalker on Emmy night as insulin!
When I headed to my local department store to check out diabetic-friendly options, I found that the pickings were quite slim. While I realize that a clutch is almost by definition small and that most evening bags are going to be on the tiny side, I figured that there would be at least one fancy purse large enough to hold all of my diabetic paraphernalia. I was wrong. As you can see below, I could not find any clutches for sale that were wider than half an inch! With those measurements, I could hardly fit my keys, cell phone and wallet, let alone all of the other essentials that I need to be carrying.
All of the other stores I tried sold more of the same. Even on eBay, the findings are virtually nil. I mean, I'm not being picky, right? All I want is a hand bag that is either shiny or sparkly, cute, can fit all of my stuff, and is not too expensive. Is that really too much to ask? Apparently so, because after pounding some serious pavement in Old Town Pasadena, I came up empty-handed. Unless the shopping gods intervene and point me to a large-sized evening bag in the next twelve days, I will be carrying my everyday purse – a Louis Vuitton Manhattan PM – just like I did at last year's Emmys. Ah well, I guess I always have been of the firm belief that Louis goes with everything.


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High school graduating seniorsDeadline for Application: March 19, 2014 at 5:00 p.m.
Steps to apply:1. Write your essay before completing your online application. Essay should be 300-500 words. Essay can be uploaded to application. You can pick one of the following topics:
a) College goals and choice of major. Why did you choose this major?
b) Describe a person who has had a significant influence on you and explain what influence.
c) Why is getting this scholarship important to you?
Include any experiences that make you uniquely worthy of scholarship consideration.
d) Topic of your choice.
2. Make sure you type your name and the name of the high school you attend in your essay and any additional required documentation.
3. Complete ALL sections of online scholarship application beginning January 13, 2014. Incomplete scholarship applications will not be considered. Applications can be found on websites at www.nwsccfoundation.org or www.nwscc.edu > Financial Aid.
4. Have your counselor send your transcript showing your current GPA in a sealed envelope to:
Northwest-Shoals Community College Foundation Inc.
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5. The Foundation must have your transcript by the deadline in order to process application.
Note: The Foundation will award scholarships based upon available funds.
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The jam is effective because most F/O men have very flexible heads and can be used as a great counter move for the clamp.
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Columbus, TX Pet Friendly Hotels & Lodging
United States » Texas » Columbus
Looking for a hotel in Columbus, TX that you can bring your pet to? We made sure that each one of the hotels below are pet friendly, so you can enjoy your trip with your pet by your side! Once you have found a pet friendly hotel, you can book your stay instantly from our website or call 866-212-1803 to speak with a pet travel agent.
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2436 Highway 71 South - Columbus, TX (Map)
When you stay at Americas Best Value Inn Columbus, TX in Columbus, you'll be convenient to Stafford Opera House. This motel is within the region of Falls Golf Club.Rooms Make yours...
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2535 Highway 71 S - Columbus, TX (Map)
A stay at Comfort Inn And Suites places you in the heart of Columbus, convenient to Stafford Opera House. This hotel is within the region of Falls Golf Club.Rooms Make yourself at ...
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4321 I 10 - Columbus, TX (Map)
Located in Columbus, Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Columbus is in a rural location and within the region of Stafford Opera House and Falls Golf Club.Rooms Make yourself at hom...
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2427 Hwy 71 South - Columbus, TX (Map)
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Columbus TX is a new 4 story interior hotel, that is located at exit 696 on Interstate 10 in the heart of Columbus, Texas. Whether here for leisure or business, start your day wit...
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