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Springer Brown, LLC - Kent Gaertner
Bankruptcy Lawyer in Wheaton, Illinois(630) 510-0000
Kent Gaertner is an attorney with Springer Brown, LLC, an Illinois-based bankruptcy and debt relief attorneys serving the areas surrounding Wheaton. They work with business and consumer bankruptcy. In addition to bankruptcy law, the firm also works with trusts and other forms of...
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Stock, Carlson, Flynn & McGrath, LLC
Wheaton, Illinois Divorce, Wills & Trusts Attorneys(630) 665-2500
Stock, Carlson, Flynn & McGrath, LLC is a comprehensive law firm offering service in a range of areas, including family law, estate planning and probate, business law, real estate, and construction. From our offices in Wheaton, Illinois, we represent clients across DuPage, Cook,...
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Rolewick & Gutzke, P.C.
Wheaton, Illinois Estate Planning & Business Law Firm(630) 653-1577
Rolewick & Gutzke, P.C. is a Wheaton, Illinois estate planning, business law, and real estate firm serving clients throughout the western Chicago suburbs. Since its founding in 1978, the firm has been dedicated to providing clients with top quality legal services, and has been...
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Rathje & Woodward, LLC
Full-Service Law Firm Providing Nationwide Representation(630) 668-8500
Rathje and Woodward LLC in Illinois offers a range of legal advice to a variety of clients. The law firm has been serving the public since 1938. As a result of the longevity in business, the law firm has built a reputation for high-quality legal advice.
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Anderson & Associates, P.C. - Family Law
Cook County Divorce, Family Law, and Bankruptcy Attorneys(630) 653-9400
Anderson & Associates, P.C. is a family law and bankruptcy firm with office locations in Wheaton, Schaumburg, Chicago, Northbrook, and Orland Park, Illinois. At Anderson & Associates, P.C., our attorneys represent clients in all divorce, parentage, and other family law litigation...
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DebtStoppers Bankruptcy Law Firm
Aurora, Illinois Bankruptcy Law Firm(630) 741-7101
DebtStoppers Bankruptcy Law Firm has spent many years saving thousands of clients from losing their homes, hope, and livelihood to repossession and creditors. The firm has dedicated its considerable resources solely to bankruptcy law, dividing their time between filing for clients,...
Other Offices: Schaumburg
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Farooqi & Husain LLC
DuPage County Estate Planning & Business Law Attorneys(630) 909-9114
Farooql and Husain Law Office in Oak Brook, IL, can represent clients in a number of areas. Regardless of the issue, the firm provides high-quality legal advice for businesses and individuals. The firm can handle cases involving family law, business law, estate planning and criminal...
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Mevorah Law Offices LLC
Multi-Practice Law Firm in Illinois(630) 932-9100
Mevorah Law Offices, LLC has given Illinois residents over a century and a half of expertise in a full range of legal specialties, providing families, businesses, the injured, and the accused with the personal attention and tailored solutions that have given the firm its respected...
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Lindell & Tessitore P.C.
Naperville, Illinois Real Estate Attorneys(630) 778-3818
Lindell & Tessitore P.C. is a real estate law firm based in Naperville, Illinois writing legal services to clients throughout the surrounding cities and counties of Illinois. The firm's attorneys combine nearly 30 years of legal experience between them and are well-known for...
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Law Office of Brian Covert
Loan Modification & Foreclosure Defense Law Firm in DuPage County(630) 717-2783
The Law Office of Brian Covert is a foreclosure defense firm based in Warrenville, Illinois providing legal services to clients throughout the surrounding areas of Illinois with additional office locations in Schaumburg and Naperville. The firm's attorneys strive to provide results...
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Law Office of Gerald Bauer, Jr.
Aurora, Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyer(630) 966-2505
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Ledford & Wu
Bolingbrook, Illinois Bankruptcy Attorneys(312) 294-4400 or (888) 542-1900
Ledford & Wu is a bankruptcy law firm located in Chicago, Illinois and serves clients throughout the area. Attorneys at the firm are debt experts who have successfully guided numerous clients through the hardships of mounting debt and serious financial struggles.
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The Drabant Law Group, Ltd.
Illinois Estate Planning & Litigation Lawyer(630) 445-8262
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Kathryn L. Harry & Associates, PC
Illinois Divorce and Child Custody Attorneys(630) 472-9700
Kathryn L. Harry & Associates, PC is an Oak Brook, Illinois divorce and child custody law firm that assists clients throughout the state. The firm's dedicated team guides clients patiently through every step of the legal process, listens to their concerns, and examines every...
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Let me start from the end.
On April 10, 1994, Mary Pendery was murdered by an alcoholic lover. Pendery left the alcoholism treatment program at the VA Hospital in San Diego which she headed to move to a VA hospital in Sheridan, Wyoming in 1992. In January 1994, Mary recontacted George Sie Rega, whom she had first known while he was being treated at the San Diego VA. Mary apparently was rekindling an old flame. By the time Sie Rega joined Mary in Wyoming in April 1994, he was deep in alcoholic relapse. Extremely intoxicated (his BAL was >.30), Sie Rega shot Mary dead and then turned his weapon on himself.

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 15.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which controversial Mingott family member arrives at the opera?
(a) Janey Welland
(b) Countess Ellen Olenska
(c) Ellen van der Luyden
(d) May Mingott
2. What social impropriety does Ellen commit at the dinner party?
(a) She chews with her mouth open
(b) She approaches Newland to talk to him instead of being approached by him
(c) She drinks from the finger bowl
(d) She doesn't know which fork to use for her salad
3. What is the popular rumor already in existence about Ellen?
(a) She had a sexually transmitted disease
(b) She ran off with her husband's secretary
(c) She had an illegitimate child
(d) She used to work in burlesque
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(a) Philadelphia
(b) New York City
(c) Boston
(d) New Orleans
5. What question does Ellen ask of Newland?
(a) If his firm will handle her divorce
(b) Whether his engagement to May is a love match
(c) If he will help her find a house
(d) If he will sit by her at dinner
Short Answer Questions
1. Who do the van der Luydens agree to include in an upcoming dinner party?
2. Why do the Wellands choose the location for their vacation?
3. Why is Ellen's family pleased with Newland?
4. What is Newland pleasantly surprised to find out about Ellen?
5. What does Ellen tell Newland before leaving?
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Here we used published IIS servers then a https web page which uses WebDav to give students and staff access to there home directories and resource area's.
the school are not ready to take on a vle just yet but instead are interested in a 'x-drive' where staff and students could access their personal documents from home. does any one know how this can be setup?? tried searching forum but couldn't find anything.
Here we used published IIS servers then a https web page which uses WebDav to give students and staff access to there home directories and resource area's.
You could use IIS's ftp server. This can be set up to use Domain credentials for logging on.
Yeah, do you have an external line other than your LEA Broadband.
If so you can just specify a default DMZ and point it towards one of your server's running IIS or equivalent, then just use windows based authentication to map the drive to the username.
The difficult part comes when trying to identify who is connecting. I would go down the VLE route it makes life easier, but yes there is a way to do it without one.
If you want more detailed info please ask.
What firewall do you use? You can set a DMZ easily on Smoothwall. It may be worth installing a new Smoothwall Firewall, on SW you can have multiple NIC's. Meaning you can have your Broadband feed on the RED interface, DMZ servers on Orange, then Your secure Firewalled feed on Green.
Then all request that come into your Static IP on your broadband feed will be directed to your DMZ Server that will be running some service that will server the files / directories etc etc etc..
We use this...
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Works great and works with active directory...All you need to do is configure an XML file with your drives.
It's cheap and you only have to pay once
Now this is something we are currently looking into setting up at where i work as well, and its something we are kinda keeping to are selfs because we dont want allot of pressure to get it setup within like a week or something silly but its something personally i think is really needed, Now i started writing a script that would automacically do all the IIS with the user accounts bit but kinda put that on hold as my NM stated that it can be done with share point does anyone know anything about share point can they confirm this?
Consider Adito if your needs may expand beyond the provision of home directory access. We're using it for home directories, shared areas, TS inwards, Web Redirects to internal hosts for Webmail, Wiki, Intranet, etc.
i use parent of adito in ssl explorer - great product too bad what happened to it.
Kmount - how is adito in comparison? I hear it is on par with featuress but lacks some nice-ities like ipackage installer and the like?
Stupid question I'm afraid.....
if you are going to use DMZ.... which server should be on it? Just the IIS server, or the fileserver as well? Or would IIS be running on your fileserver and that server be in the DMZ?
There are screenshots available on their site. Using this system means that i can give users access to any network drive that they would normally have access to.
Simple to install into IIS (now i have my config i can get this running in 10mins)
No need for alternate logins (AD version)
Simple to configure
Cost effective and no annual maintenance
Ability to zip within web browser
Its a upload/download interface instead of working live on your documents
Users moan that they cannot download folders but hey thats what the zip is for
I have got this installed on the IIS server only. Users come onto the IIS server via SSL then the software talks to the file server internally. My only server that is available externally is the IIS server so nice and secure
Also you can't have 2 DMZ's
Depending on what solution you use hopefully you just setup the port forwards to the IIS server and that then redirects to the network drives etc.(so IIS doesn't doesn't need to be on the file server)
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UW-Madison Research Animal Resource Director Eric Sandgren responded in a statement that the U.S. Department of Agriculture investigated PETA's charges last fall and found no violations.
This goes to show you WHY we have so many puppy and cat mills...USDA only thinks in live stock...not in beloved pets.
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why do people have to be so cruel,there has to be enough animal lovers to spread the work and help
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They have to change the laws and not have them under agriculture livestock. I didn't think animal abuse in research was happening like that today with everyone so aware. All beauty products state that "animals were not used in this research or production". Most everyone is against it.
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I had a navigation divice with a broken digitizer screen. 4.3" MIO. With a little patience I replaced it , and it is working fine again. Can't get a new divice for a few dollars. The flatcable was not atached at the same place as the original screen but it was long enough to make it fit. Package ... Read more
Come with protector film. I'm using it in some projects with arduino. Very easy to use, there's no built in library on Arduino IDE for these touch screen sensor but is very easy to find tutorials on the internet. Very precise. Cheap compared with other solutions like buttons matrix, you can make your ... Read more
There isn´t any diference with the original. All sizes screen or flex wires are exact. I repared a MP5 or ebook reader "Libro Electrónico Energy Color eReader C4 " none Use protection glasses for the eyes to extract the broken glass screen.There is a lot of small glasses . I highly ... Read more
good They wrapped it with plenty of bubble wrap on the front and back, but the sides only had 1 or 2 layers of it, so hopefully it doesn't end up at the edge of your shipping package if you're ordering a lot. I was hoping for a simple replacement for a Garmin Nuvi 650 touchscreen that stopped being reliable,... Read more
Simply wonderful. Works great with PICAXE and Arduino microcontrollers. Good quality. Easy to set up. The flat cable is very short and difficult to extend. It is long enough for most enclosed projects anyway though. I used this with a resistive touch screen controller IC from Texas Instruments and with ... Read more
First one i received was damaged in shipping, but DX sent a new one. They wrapped it with plenty of bubble wrap on the front and back, but the sides only had 1 or 2 layers of it, so hopefully it doesn't end up at the edge of your shipping package if you're ordering a lot. I was hoping for a simple replacement ... Read more
I have an arduino and I wanted to play with the screen, so I ordered it, once you have this one is great. Good size, very good response. I came really fast and I was able to use it from the first day. You can map the screen really fast with arduino and nintendo DS tutorial on the internet. No multitouch,... Read more
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l am a artist , l love nature, mountain climbing, long distance hiking, sunsets and good food, also fun comedy laughter, meeting friends and spending time painting in my Spanish studio.
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The festive season - Photoshop - ©2013 - Shanae
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rest is painted by myself
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Great design! I think I saw the before and after of this, it came out really nice :)Jan 4th Reply
Thanks a lot Eric,I'm very glad if you like this work I don't know where you saw the Before/After but if you want I published this here -> https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=674589159272090&set=a.229408733790137.57738.229165200481157&type=1&theaterJan 5th Reply
Awesome! And you are very welcome :)
Keep up the good work
Your art is very inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like to thank our amazing artists for all they do, to show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured in todays Daily Inspiration #1031
Congratulations, Shana-e!
On behalf of my fellow gallery moderators, I am happy to share the news that your beautiful creation was selected for the Daily Feature Award and is now in rotation on the front page of Shadowness!
This piece can be seen under the "star" menu at the top of every page, and it will also be featured in the next issue of "Daily Inspirations"! fb.com/shadowness
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By all outward appearances, Kate Upton is winning life. Born in America, raised in material comfort, and blessed with the athletic talent to win national equestrian competitions as a teen, she is now 20 years young, an enviable age to be. She's also rich, famous, beautiful, and successful, having been the face of Guess, a cover model for the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue, a mainstay in glossy fashion magazines, and an actress with roles in two films to her credits.
Congratulations, Kate Upton!
Success has attracted the fans you'd expect. One fan, Los Angeles teenager Jake Davidson, is typical in some ways: He has a crush on the supermodel and wishes he could take her to his high school prom.
Atypically, he actually asked her to go:
She handled the situation with acumen, Tweeting, "How could I turn down that video! I'll check my schedule ;)" and later telling People magazine:
It was so flattering.
The video was so cute, and I really appreciated it. There was something about it that I knew I had to respond. When a guy has a good sense of humor and confidence, that's attractive. This video was creative and funny. It made me laugh, and everyone loves a good laugh! I'm not sure if I'll be able to go with him or not, due to my schedule. I want to, but I just don't know if I can make it work. But I really appreciated being asked; it made me feel really great!
Having gracefully bowed out, they all lived happily ever after.
So what's left to talk about? A provocative Amanda Marcotte item titled, "Jake Davidson Asking Out Kate Upton Isn't Cute. It's Creepy." Take a look for yourself before I hint at my reaction to it:
Kat Stoeffel of the Cut has a post celebrating Upton for coming up with a polite excuse to get out of the date, even though Upton still had to endure the humiliation of having to pretend she was flattered, so as to preserve her reputation for being "nice." As Stoeffel points out, if famous models and actresses can't decline a man's offer for no other reason than lack of interest, what chance do the rest of us have?"But her 'yes' would have reinforced the idea that women owe something--attention, time, sex--to men just because they've asked nicely. Or paid a compliment. Or bought a drink."Davidson's prom video put Upton in a no-win situation. Say yes, and you have to go through with this prom date that will probably be one of the most awkward and embarrassing nights of your life, where you have to socialize with teenagers while being paraded around like a show pony. Laugh at the obvious ridiculousness of this entire situation, and now you're a big old meanie-head. But what Upton chose to do, which is to let him down easy while pretending to be flattered, isn't really much better. Everyone knows she's just saying that. The lesson learned: You may be a rich and famous model, but any random man can, just by making a video, force you to do a little song and dance about how delightful his attentions are.
Instead of applauding Davidson for this, adults should be appalled. All that's been taught here to young men is that they are entitled to women's attention simply because they ask for it. This lesson not only feeds the unjustified grievances of the Reddit users that Stoeffel describes as "tallying up women's socially obligatory acts of kindness." It also helps build the undercurrent of fear that many women, especially younger women, have to live with in their daily lives. This entitlement we teach men crops up all the time for women, and it's rarely as cute as a silly comedy video: When a man demands that you stop on the street to entertain his proposal of going back to his place and then follows you for blocks because you pretended not to hear him. When a rape victim is told that if she didn't want to have sex, she shouldn't have gone to the rapist's hotel room. When a woman files for a restraining order because she's afraid her abusive husband means it when he says that if he can't have her, no one can.
She added, "Let's be clear: I'm not saying that Davidson is violent or that he was threatening Upton with anything more than having people call her a bitch if she didn't play along. But men who are violent feel justified because they believe that women owe them their attention, their bodies, and their love. By joining in the collective pressure on Upton to give her attention--even just the attention of a polite refusal to a request that is, in reality, too silly to warrant acknowledgement--to a young man just because he wants it, we're contributing to the overall culture of male entitlement."
This argument is strange in part because it proceeds as if an experience very common to celebrities of both genders is unique to women. I don't just mean the general phenomenon of random people seeking photos or photographs or otherwise harassing famous people, who must either respond with time and attention or risk looking like entitled jerks. I mean that prom invitations are a thing. Here's one of many YouTube prom invitations to Justin Bieber. Here's a teen asking Justin Timberlake to be her date. Last year, an 18-year-old took to Twitter to ask a 23-year-old NFL player if he would accompany her to prom. He said yes and picked her up in a Lamborghini. Of course, most celebrity invitations end in a "no," or even a refusal to directly respond, and while that may make some people regard the star as less "nice," is that really so terrible?
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As Geek Girl Con hits Seattle this weekend, celebrating the rise of an inclusive female fandom, I want to take a look back at an early women-created comic that has been largely overlooked despite all current focus on the history of women in comics.
When Lyn Chevli and Joyce Farmer first began publishing a called Tits & Clits in the early 1970s, they knew their comics were radical.
In her own way, Nicki Minaj broke the Internet.
We always complain about about bad sex scenes and unrealistic sex in pop culture, but what makes really good sex writing? Best Sex Writing 2013 editor Rachel Kramer Bussel and Smut Peddler comics publisher Spike talk with us about what they've learned makes great writing about sex.
Smut Peddler makes it clear that people are hungry for sex-positive comics.
When we meet Davina (Natalia Dyer) in Leah Meyerhoff's film I Believe in Unicorns, she seems like many teenage girls—a dreamer lost in her own imagination, clad in Converse shoes and slip dresses, and perpetually taking pictures of her feet.
Welcome to Ms. Opinionated, our weekly advice column dealing with questions of life, love, feminism, and pop culture. Submit your anonymous questions here. This week, Andi Zeisler takes on a tricky question from someone who just doesn't want to talk about sex.
Dear Ms. Opinionated, I don't like sex at all, and in fact it brings up some traumatic memories. It's painful for me to be around sexual situations. Even seeing certain phrases or behaviors makes me panic, and this makes my sex-positive friends very angry with me. How can I live my life in peace without having to deal with sexual material all the time?
This week, we're putting together just-for-fun holiday gift guides. Today's edition of Bitch in a Box is a gift guide for the friend who's read every post of Erika Moen's Oh Joy Sex Toy we've published.
So, you've got a friend or ALMTJAF (A Little More Than Just A Friend) who goes to reproductive justice rallies, has a copy of Our Bodies, Ourselves on their shelf, and knows all about what kind of lube to use with silicone toys (counterintuitively, not silicone lube). While getting them a sex toy might be a little too forward, there are lots of other gifts to please the sex-positive friend in your life.
Each week on Oh Joy Sex Toy, intrepid artists explore some aspect of sex through comics. This week is a guest strip from R. Stevens and Actual Sex Educator Emily Nagoski who is a super cool lady writing a bunch about the science of sex and all this other stuff about sex.
For Oh Joy Sex Toy, artist Erika Moen reviews a new sex toy each week and illustrates the result. This week: A toy that's supposed to replicate oral sex.
When I first picked up Nalo Hopkinson's The Chaos last summer, I thought, "Finally! A book with a young woman of color as the protagonist!" Of course, I've since learned that there are other dystopic novels with girls of color, but this hasn't ended my love forThe Chaos even after a second (and third) reading.
The Chaos isn't actually set in a dystopia. It's more of a post-apocalyptic world in which Toronto transforms from its usual racist, misogynist, able-ist normalcy to utter chaos, complete with hoodie-wearing sasquatches, escalators that ask questions about quantum physics, and Baba Yaga and her flying house.
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New Years Eve A Gatsby Affair
Remember the movie? Now become part of the most extravagant event ever held in Australia, as you're transported back to the 1920's - with a twist of today!
Celebrate New Year's Eve under a 1920's decorated big top, see live performances from some of Australia's top ten music charts, well known comedians and dancers from the hit show 'So You Think You Can Dance', while surrounded by 'roaring twenties' trapeze artists and stilt walkers.
Have the chance to win a meet and greet with some beloved idols or even a brand new car. See original props and automobiles from the movie 'The Great Gatsby', all while a 12 piece orchestra, DJ's and celebrities performs live contemporary and period music.
At midnight watch a fireworks display set to rival Sydney Harbour's and dance the night away till 3am.
Food and drinks half price.
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Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures - E3 2013 Gameplay
E3 2013 gameplay of the Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures.
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You guys labeled this game wrong it is not on the xbox 360 yet.
it is pc wii u and 3ds only for now.
2:10 Scrotum gun! "Where did the hair go.."
What's with the annoying siren effect?
I almost missed this because it's not really been mentioned anywhere else that I noticed.
That would have made me an angry video game nerd!!!
"He's gonna take you back to the past"
Where did the hair goooo...
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Moc Fans Encouraged To Wear Red Friday To Celebrate College Colors Day
ATLANTA, Ga. - Florida Southern College athletic fans are encouraged to wear red this coming Friday as the school is taking part in College Colors Days that is sponsored by the Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC).
College Colors Day is an annual celebration dedicated to promoting the traditions and spirit that embody the college experience by encouraging fans across America to wear their favorite college or university apparel throughout the day on Friday, Aug. 29.
Additionally, College Colors Day, which coincides with "back to school" and the kick-off of intercollegiate athletics at campuses nationwide, strives to advocate higher education through increased public awareness and celebrates the achievement of colleges and universities, acknowledging their fundamental importance.
"We want to encourage all students, alumni, staff, fans to show their support for the Mocs by wearing red on Friday," said FSC Associate Athletic Director and Head Athletic Trainer Al Green. "We're excited to be a part of this College Colors Day celebration this year and look forward to everyone wearing red on Friday."
Since its inception in 2005, College Colors Day has grown rapidly across the country. Thousands of organizations and millions of individuals participate annually by donning their team colors and sharing in the college spirit with friends and colleagues.
FSC sponsors 19 intercollegiate sports and boasts 27 NCAA Division II National Championships. During the 2013-14 school year, the Moccasin athletic program had two student-athletes win individual Division II National Championships (Tim Crouch - men's golf and Ali Crenshaw - women's swimming), its men's swimming team finish as national runner-up for the second straight year and a school record seven student-athletes earn Capital One/CoSIDA Division II Academic All-American honors.
The 2014-15 Moccasin athletic season will get underway next weekend as the volleyball team opens the season with a 7 p.m. match on Friday, Sept. 5 against Lewis (Ill.) as part of the season-opening FSC/Terrace Hotel Classic at Jenkins Field House, while the women's soccer team will host Georgia College and State University on Friday, Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. and the men's and women's cross country teams open their campaign at the USF Open in Tampa. The men's soccer team kicks off its 2014 season on Saturday, Sept. 6 with a 7 p.m. home game against Webber International.
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Good update
You are right about small world. I am not a huge fan of it, but its nice and cool and you get to sit down for awhile.
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I'm trying to go through and fix all of the sideways pictures. My computer is a butthead when it comes to editing photos. Thank goodness my new camera does it automatically.
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Being serenaded by Disney World shows on the Travel Channel, I'm going to work on this new installment of the trip report. Sorry it's been so long since the last update. Now that school is officially out for winter break (and I successfully passed all of my classes with relatively good grades) I can afford the time to work on a few updates so that I can have a nice stock for you. So, here we go…
Magic Kingdom—Day One—Part 3
So when I last left you, we had polished off most of Fantasyland and were on our way to the Haunted Mansion. In basically every other trip report from the last year or so I've read, people are gushing about how great the new Haunted Mansion is and how the new things are amazing. Seeing as no one in my family has ever been to this Haunted Mansion, we have nothing to compare it to. So none of those kinds of compliments are here. But I must say, I do love the theme of this ride. And the graveyard in the queue has a certain je ne sais quoi (I hope I spelled that right, my French teacher will be very disappointed if I didn't) that the one at Disneyland lacks.
Especially Madame Liotta.
(For reference, the posted wait time at this time—about 10:15—said that the wait was about 15 minutes. I'm telling you, we didn't wait longer than 10 minutes before we were on our way to being the 1,000th happy haunt.)
I wish I had a picture of this, but you know how the hitchhiking ghosts appear in your doom-buggy at the end of the ride? Well, Sleepy, who was sitting with me, went and scratched our guys beard. Our sleep deprived minds thought this was the funniest thing in thing in the world. When we got off the ride, we still hadn't stopped laughing. Grumpy, who had been oblivious to Sleepy's action, looked at us like we were insane.
We got off, just barely avoiding a HUGE tour group of Brazilians, and looked at the next step in the plan. Ride Splash Mountain or get FASTPASS. We ventured over to Frontierland, avoiding Woody's Round Up by seconds. We walked quickly, taking some shortcuts to Splash Mountain and stopped dead in our tracks.
We'd been glad that there had been almost no tour groups so far today. But when we arrived by BTMR and Splash Mountain, we discovered where they'd all been. Dozens of tour groups, literally, were taking up every available space here. We caught sight of the Stand-By time for Splash (almost an hour and growing) and quickly decided to grab a FASTPASS. I took the tickets and ran to get them. We got two different times, but I just beat a tour group runner (the leader of the tour groups, holding 50 tickets for FASTPASSes).
Pocketing those, we headed over to Big Thunder. The posted wait time said 20 minutes, but we waited quite a bit over an hour. This was the longest wait of the entire week we were at Disney World. As we waited, standing in the winding line, almost at a standstill, three tour groups passed us with FASTPASSES. Just as we were about to board (finally), one of the groups came back. Half our train was full of singing teenagers in bright orange shirts. Oh well, they were in the back and we got almost front row.
I have to say, I love this version of BTMR better than the one at Disneyland. They're almost identical, I know, but it has something else to it and it makes the horrible, hot wait, totally worth it.
We disembarked and then headed out to Adventureland. We dodged Woody's Round Up once more and entered Adventureland headed towards Pirates of the Carribbean. Almost as if make-up for the horrible line for BTMR, PotC only had a 5 minute line. They handed me a few of those red time-wait cards. We, never having experienced these before, wondered what they were. When Sleepy questioned a CM about them, she was disappointed in finding out they were only used to gage the time of the wait. She'd thought that they were a prize.
I just have to say, I was disappointed in this ride. The theme was lacking any theme at all, there was no real story, and it was just kind of lame. Disneyland is much, much better. This was the one ride I was homesick for the entire vacation. Oh well. Live and learn.
We headed back to Fronteirland (no Woody's Round Up) and took a ride with an adventurous rabbit.
Our cheap-o redneck picture.
We were now officially soaked so we decided to warm up a bit and go eat our Pb&j sandwiches watching the boats go past on the Rivers of America.
Back to Adventureland to grab some FASTPASSes for the Jungle Cruise as the line was about 30 minutes long. Then we went back to Fronteirland, and, after taking a bathroom break, we caught a showing of the Country Bear Jamboree.
Continued in next post
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The last time I saw this was long before it closed at Disneyland when I was about 5 so I have nothing to compare it to. Here's some lovely non-flash photography pictures.
See this guy?
And this guy?
Meet these guys.
And now we were on our way to relax on our own trip around the Rivers of America. We'd done the Mark Twain Riverboat at Disneyland for the first time the year before. And now it was time to compare it to the Liberty Belle Riverboat. I must say, there wasn't much of a difference between the two rides. Both were nice, relaxing, and hot. We sat back and enjoyed the view.
Uh-oh. Look at those clouds.
What can this mean? You'll just have to wait to find out.
Up Next: Drowned Rats
P.S. I hope everyone has a happy holiday!
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congrats on school break
You just sucked me in again...... I need more
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You had me worried I was beginning to think you had fallen of the Planet or something. Anyway I'm glad you're back .
Having been to the Haunted Mansion bunches of times, the changes were very noticable. I'm not sure they are worth gushing about but they do make it more worth the wait. With breakdowns last Aug. we waited nearly an hour to experience the changes. Never having a French Teacher, I had enough trouble with English, I won't try to correct your mastery of the language. You get an "A" in my book! In defence of my English prowess, My DD was an English major on College and I still find myself correcting her and my DGD's use of the language.
Splash Mountain was a fun ride except in November, Gets a little chilly that time of year and water in your lap isn't looked forward to. Yep, I got more than wet on that one. I seem to be a water magnet and have been soaked on every Disney water ride at on time or other. They did change SM so you don't get splashed at the beginning of the ride anymore. Thunder Mountain is by far my favorite MK ride. We happened to be there the first day it opened and my three kids and I rode it 30 times in a row. Those were the good old days when there were no lines. I have pictures of my family on an empty Main Street in the late morning.
I've never rode on the Liberty Bell. Will have to try that next year.
That moisture you noticed wasn't rain. That's liquid sunshine!!!!!
Congrats. on the good grades. Relatively?
Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year!
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I love getting soaked on rides, from the sky, not so much. I'm in the middle of the desert though, so I have reasons. Disneyland's SM splashes you at every available opportunity, but I enjoyed WDW's much better. Disney with no lines?????? I've never heard of that before.
Liquid sunshine or not, it was still water coming from the sky.
Relatively good grades as in, I passed all my finals with nothing lower than a 76% (that was my honor's class, though) and all of my final semester grades were 94 (again, my honor's class) or better, except Algebra 2 (my downfall) where I got a 85 which is 7 percent higher than I thought I'd get. The relativity was for my math class because I know I could do better than that.
Happy Christmas, Merry Channakuh, and Good New Years everyone
Oh, and happy Winter Solstice day.!
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Hi again.
Your desert location sounds great. We're under about 14 inches of snow at the moment with a wind chill factor way below ZERO.
Once again, congrats on those good grades. They go along with being an "Amazing Daughter" I guess.
My DGD13 would have gotten all A's but for a B in Algebra.
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Just found your TP and it's great! I am mostly a lurker but wanted to say hi. I like the perspective you give on the world. I can't wait to hear about your ADR at San Angel Inn.
Happy Holidays
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Feel free to comment as much as you want.
Happy holidays!!!!
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Magic Kingdom, Day One, Part Four-- Drowned Rats
We saw that rain was on it's way and as soon as we made it back to good old Liberty Square, we booked it over to the Hall of Presidents (the attraction Grumpy wanted to experience the most).
We were among the last 10 people let into the holding pen (it was still fairly sunny outside at this time) and only had to wait for about 5 minutes before the doors opened and they let the masses (well, not MASSES exactly) through. While Grumpy stared excitedly at the curtain, me and Sleepy settled in for a nice nap. The show wasn't too terribly bad. Sleepy actually did fall asleep. Again. I'll admit, I did too for a few minutes.
As we exited, Grumpy had only this to say.
"Well, that was a good lesson that we should all remember."
Sleepy's response?
"What? Make sure to sleep with your mouth closed?"
We left through the doors and immediately got wet. It was pouring rain out there. We'd been in the show for 15 minutes and already it was pouring. We pulled on the ponchos and headed back over to Adventureland. We found Sleepy a restroom, only to see that it was overflowing (with rain water, that is). The rain let up just a little bit and we took that as our chance to try the Jungle Cruise with the FASTPASSes.
It was only sprinkling as we took a cruise down 4 rivers including de Nile. We had a pretty funny skipper but other than that, I don't remember much about the ride. I know I prefer it to Disneyland's though. It had an entirely different feeling.
It was just our luck that the moment we arrived back at the dock, it started pouring again. We covered up and ran out of Adventureland (for hopefully the last time that day) and over to the castle to get to Fantasyland.
Unfortunately, what we failed to realize was that every other person in the Magic Kingdom had decided to cram themselves into the tight space to hide out from the rain.
If you can't stand the rain, get out of Florida! At least in July.
We squeezed (quite literally) through the masses (after seeing the pretty murals on the wall for Cinderella—the Stepmother was up there ) and made it out in one piece to the nearly empty Fantasyland. We had gotten lucky that most of the attractions we had left were shows so we headed over to Philarmagic. By this point, both Sleepy and I had basically stopped taking pictures. But here's one of the two of us taken on her phone.
Drowned rats.
We got lucky again and were headed into the show in no time. Of course, we forgot to take our obligatory 3-D glasses picture. I think this is the only sit-down attraction where Sleepy did not fall asleep. We all enjoyed Philarmagic, actually. Best 3-D show of the week. We dispensed of the 3-D glasses, threw on our ponchos and once again headed through the pouring rain towards Tomorrowland.
Monsters Inc. Comedy Club was next on our list. The wait was about 10 or 15 minutes but it seemed much longer as it's quite drafty and we were all shivering like mad while in the first queue. The show was funny but we're not so sure that we'd do it again. We exited and ran across the "street" to Stitch's Great Escape.
See how horribly it was pouring?
We didn't get so lucky this time as they lengthened the line right in front of us and literally made us walk the extra empty space. The wait was short but the attraction was horrible. Not to mention boring. In the sit-down part, when they said that the chest-shield would stop when it hit your shoulders, mine didn't. I literally had to push it up so it didn't squeeze my shoulders (I'd been carrying around that stupid bag for 3 days now, my shoulder's REALLY hurt). And then when Stitch is jumping around and the thingy comes down again, it hurt Sleepy's shoulders really bad. I already had my hands pushing that thing up when I realized what would happen.
I love Stitch but his Great Escape was not cute and fluffy.
When we exited the into the over-crowded gift shop, Sleepy had half the mind to tell a CM about her horrible experience but Grumpy and I talked her out of it. We were just going to continue on with the tour plan when I saw it. The souvenir of my choice. The absolute best thing in the world.
An Alice in Wonderland snow globe with me (the White Rabbit) in the middle!!!
I had to have it. I picked it up and went to stand in the absolutely outrageous line to pay while Sleepy and Grumpy went outside.
In the line next to me, the husband was standing in line while his wife was coming back and forth with more stuff to add to their pile. While he was checking out, she came with more stuff. I think they're total was about $130 or so. Oh, and then they got ponchos for 5 people so add forty to that.
Then right in front of me, there was a nice little family who had to buy ponchos for all of them. It came to about $60. The man was sighing as he doled out his money. Apparently, from what I overheard, they were supposed to go to dinner that night at a nice restaurant but now they couldn't afford it. As they left, I couldn't help but feel happy we'd bought our 86 cent ponchos at Wal-Mart two months beforehand. I told the story to Sleepy and Grumpy and they said the same thing.
Now that Sleepy had cooled her jets, we headed over to the TTA which had a 3 second wait. It was a lot of fun, just riding around Tomorrowland. It's a member of the Disneyland Extinct Attractions Club so I'd never ridden it before. Very nice and relaxing. When we passed through Space Mountain the lights were on and there was a car just sitting there and the people staring at us. It didn't look too bad. Hmmm…maybe I'd ride it the next day….
Sleepy's legs were killing her (she has a swelling condition that really puts her in pain when it gets bad) so we asked the CM if we could stay on.
"No," was all she said. "You have to get off."
There wasn't a soul in line.
So we got off and headed to Carousel of Progress. It was a pretty cool attraction actually. I'd been looking forward to it for a while. We had fun staying out of the rain and laughing at all of the "nifty" inventions. When we got out, Grumpy said it wasn't as bad as he'd expected.
We went back to the TTA and rode around again. Space Mountain was working again and yikes—it looked scary. No thank you. As we rode around, Grumpy decided to speak of our plans for the next day.
"What park at we at tomorrow?"
"Here again."
"You REALLY want to come back?"
"How about we do a day without a park."
The Disney Nazi inside of me started screaming in protest. NO!!!!! We couldn't miss out on a day at Disney. We were only here for a week! My plans were perfect! We had to follow them precisely!
"But we already paid for the ticket," I gave weakly.
"It's only two bucks." He must have seen the fight in my eyes about ready to come out. "I'm not saying we got a WHOLE day without Disney, but how about we sleep in a bit, relax, come for a while, then go to Downtown Disney or something."
"But we have to see the parade."
"What time is it at?" I told him. "We can be back for that."
Unwillingly, I agreed with his plans. Very unwillingly.
When we got off the TTA, we toured Main Street a bit and got a few souvenirs. We teased Grumpy with a few Grumpy (the dwarf) products, but we wasn't too happy about it. We decided to leave. We took the monorail back to the TTC and were on our way out. We went out to dinner then back to the worst hotel in Orlando, and it was pouring rain all the while.
How will our "relaxing" day work out? Probably not how you think.
Up Next: Gasp! We're late!
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Another great read.Sorry ya'll had a lot of rain that day, but I"m happy to see you didn't let you down or stop ridding the rides. I agree the HoP is a great place to take a nap. Can't wait for more. Merry Christmas I hope you get what you want.
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Wow!!!!! Two updates in one week. You're going to spoil us if you're not careful.
HoP is second only to Tiki Birds when you need a nap. I reluctantly do Tiki Birds every trip and have never seen the whole show. I have to agree with Grumpy about the good lesson at HoP, too many people are forgetting it.
We rode the Jungle Cruise at night this year and I really liked it more than during daylight.
I never buy a poncho in the World. Too expensive, cumbersome and way too warm. I do own two Mickey umbrellas though and would never go without one. We usually go in late Aug. or Sept. when rain is a rarity.
Philharmagic is near the top of my list of MK favorites and you really have to try Space Mountain. It seemed to be a little faster with more twists and turns this year but that could be because I'm not as young as I used to be.
SM was faster,60 mph., in 1974, my first visit, but someone was hurt on it so they slowed it way down.
I do skip Stitch"s Escape after trying it once.
At least Sleepy is smiling in your picture while you seem to be ready to call it quits.
With that I'll call it quits for now.
Merry Christmas
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Merry Christmas (to everyone who celebrates it)!!
Our day was pretty good today. We got up and watched the Walt Disney World Christmas Parade while we unwrapped presents and opened stockings.
"Santa" put some Minnie Mouse slippers in my stockings that are quite comfortable. I also got a handmade (by Sleepy) back pillow, and a giant Stitch doll. Grumpy got some pictures from our trip (can anyone says Viking hats?). But the real prize was Sleepy's present (from me of course ). Over the past month plus I've been making her a scrapbook from our trip. We'd planned on doing one when we got back from our trip but life got in the way and she eventually gave up. Around Thanksgiving, I ordered over 250 pictures and made her a giant scrapbook. I'm quite proud of it. I'll upload pictures of it as soon as I get everything on my computer.
The family came over for a while and then left. We're cooking the ham now (for Sleepy and Grumpy) then going to see "The Curious Case of Bejamin Button" in a while. I baked a 5 dozen or so cookies a few days ago so we've been snacking on them.
I hope everyone else had a great Christmas!
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