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After Team USA's incredible win last Monday night, the country seems primed to love soccer again—right on time.
And since local is the best reflection of the national, this is an apt time to mention that Albuquerque is developing their own semi-professional soccer team, the Sol FC.
In an exclusive interview with the Alibi, Sol FC General Manager Larry Espinoza shared his vision for the future of the team in Albuquerque, reveled in a bit of local pride and reflected on the beginning of this year's World Cup and this new venture in the 505.
The Sol opened their inaugural season on May 3 in Las Vegas, playing against the Mobsters of the USL Premier Developmental League (PDL). Before that, though, there was a lot of work before the season began—and before the team was even formed. Espinoza says that he and Ron Patel, president of the team, have put in the work, but they haven't been alone. The team runs with the help of an extensive network of volunteers: everyone from high school students to a social media guru, running both the official Twitter account as well as their Instagram.
Albuquerque Sol FC may be merely a fourth-tier team this year, but Espinoza says the attendance in our fair city is smashing the competition. "The average [attendance] for PDL is 200. Our first home game, we had more than our five opponents' previous games combined." Not surprising, given the documentation of fans' desire for a local, professional soccer team.
However, the transition up the ranks of the PDL obviously will not—and cannot—happen overnight. Espinoza says the plan is to continue to move up the ranks: "Probably not next year, but maybe the year after, really make a push to go USL Pro." That, however, will involve getting a 5,000-seat stadium into the picture. So the team and its affiliates plan to go before the New Mexico State Legislature. "We'll do our homework. We'll go before the legislature again this February. We believe we'll get the money. There's a lot of things that have to be included to build an MLS team. We believe we can build that."
The biggest signs that this team is already a success, though, can't be counted, unlike attendance figures. Nor can those successes be summarized as succinctly as Espinoza's repeated afirmations. The true success of the team shines when you get to see a game in person, where you'll hear the PA guy 'sponsoring' yellow cards with bail bonds companies and hear about a highlighted charity at each game. The intensely personal feel of both the physical and mental spacemakes this a truly Albuquerque team.
That local spotlight will grab an even bigger stage at the last home game of the season on Saturday July 12. Espinoza claims, "If you played soccer in Albuquerque, you know the name Pat Grange." Grange was a local soccer legend, whose tragic diagnosis with ALS led to his untimely death at 29 years of age. ESPN showcased his story recently. The game on Saturday, July 12 will be dedicated to Pat Grange and the Albuquerque Sol FC will retire his jersey. Espinoza says he's in talks to make sure Grange's parents are guests of honor. And the charity the Sol will be partnering with for their last home game? The ALS Association.
As a great way to celebrate the legacy of soccer in the city of Albuquerque and the state of New Mexico, the Sol FC's last home game stands head and shoulders above any other options. And, while you're at the game, think about what this team could mean for the future as well.
The Sol have five home games remaining, all of which are played on the Ben Rios field at St. Pius high school. Tickets can be obtained at the gate for $10 on game day. Children's tickets are only $5, and they can both be bought ahead of time online, but you will pay a handling fee.
When UNM was tossed from the NCAA Tournament, the Big Dance didn't stop. Last weekend, the tourney was whittled down to the Final Four. The University of Florida Gators, the Wisconsin Badgers, the Kentucky Wildcats and the Connecticut Huskies are the the last four teams left in Division I college basketball. Of these last four teams, there is only one number one seed left: the top team overall, Billy Donovan's crew.
Kentucky has proved the pre-season hype to be justified, defying the odds of an 8 seed. Coach Calipari has coaxed the most out of his powerful, notably Aaron Harrison. Harrison knocked in a 3 ball with 2.3 second left to upset 2-seed Michigan on Sunday night. The Wildcats entered the season with hefty expectations but failed to live up on them for the majority of the slog. With 10 losses, the season could have been seen as a letdown; until March Madness began. After knocking out previously unbeaten Wichita State and intrastate rival Louisville, the team seems to be playing their best ball at the perfect time.
The Connecticut Huskies, on the other hand, may have also been ranked for much of the beginning of the season, but never had the expectations of Big Blue foisted upon them. UConn, content to fly under the radar for much of the season, dominated trendy pre-Tourney pick, Michigan State on Sunday. While the final margin was only six points, UConn seemed to be in control of their destiny for the majority of the game. This has been the case since they needed overtime o take out St. Joe's in the first round of the Tournament. Shabazz Napier, the senior guard from Storrs, has put the team on his back, and his free throws seemed to clinch the game.
The aforementioned, overall number one seed Florida cruised past the previous upset-minded Dayton Flyers. This is nothing new for the Gators, who won it all in 2007 and have been to the Elite Eight for the last three years in a row. Florida's coach, Billy Donovan, has been here before and seems poised – at least mathematically – for a run to the championship.
However, the team that the majority of the nation has rallied around by far is Wisconsin. The Badgers have shown tremendous tenacity and the play of Frank Kaminsky is a big part of their overtime victory against the West Region 1 seed Arizona Wildcats. Although Wisconsin entered the post-season as a 2 seed, most pundits overlooked the team in their predictions of who would be left standing at this time of the year.
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But the truth of the matter is that ironclad prohibitions of photos inside the produce department/supermarket are over.
Consumers are sharing their world with the Twitterverse, their Facebook friends and Pinterest pals.
If they see an awesome display of pomegranates, they may be likely to shoot the picture and upload it on the spot.
Consumer empowerment comes not only from smart phone technology and social media networks.
Supermarkets and produce marketers themselves have kicked open the door for use of smartphones in stores by creating QR codes displays that consumers are supposed to scan, to take consumers to a video about the grower or a coupon that can be used on that very same shopping trip.
No, the idea that supermarkets are going to stop pictures of the produce department in the store is a bygone assumption.
While the image of someone taking out their smartphone/camera in the produce department may raise the hair on the neck of produce department managers, they will think twice before they stop the consumer.
Is that mom scanning the QR code or shooting a picture of the sweet corn? Is that middle-aged man checking e-mail or snapping the price on pumpkins?
Hard and fast distinctions can no longer be made.
It is likely that supermarkets won't change their "no photo" policy, whether now or in a decade.
But consumers, with their smartphones at the ready to scan QR codes and tweet about an amazing sale on Honeycrisp apples, won't bother to ask for permission.
The Packer will again recap the year's top stories in the Dec. 31 issue, but I posed the question of "What is the top produce story of 2012?" to the Fresh Produce Industry Discussion Group, and the poll question, at http://lnkd.in/9ehpWr, found a virtual dead heat through Dec. 13.
The top answers were the failed PMA/United merger and the Mexican/U.S. tomato dispute.
I suppose the fact that industry folks have trouble seeing eye to eye created plenty of industry news in 2012, and that truism will probably hold in 2013 as well.
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unfortutely i can't relate to you in reference to the nausea. i'm 3.5 months and have not felt sick to food perfumes is a different story lol. I've read the the mornig sickness tends to fade away ate the end of your 1st trimester (14wks).
however i can relate the feeling of "is this really happening" especially when its your first. it took a while for it to sink into my husband and myself. but when we had our 1st ultrasound and heart the baby's heart beat that's when we "woke up". as a first time mom its a very sir real experience.
I feel the same way, don't feel bad! I've had my first ultrasound, heard the heart beat, AND saw it move like crazy (not sure why, but I completely did not expect the moving part!) and I'm certain that it hasn't all really sunk in for me yet. Lol. I'm sure these feelings are normal, just like with any other major life change, it takes a while to sink in. Just the fact that my body can grow another person is unbelieveable to me. I know all of these things in my head, but to comprehend that they are really happening inside me right now is hard to take in. It's all such a miracle that something so complicated can be created in such a short time anyway. I have a feeling it will not truly hit me until the baby gets here and even then it will be hard to believe that I am actually someone's mother. Hang in there, you're not the only one feeling that way! :-)
I understand that feeling completly! The hubby and I have been trying to get pregnant for almost five years now! Now that we acutally are pregnant... with twins no less! It's been hard to believe that we are now going to have what we have tried so hard to get! I am starting to believe as now that I'm 14 weeks I can slightly feel the bumps, if I press my hand against my abdomen. I think it'll really start hitting me when I can actually feel them move!
This is my 3rd baby and sometimes it's still hard for me to believe I have another baby in there. I felt that way with my first two as well. In my pregnancies before this one once my babies started moving is when it got very real for me. Once they start moving they like to do it a lot and then you'll have constant reminders that it's in there, even when it's 3 in the morning and you're trying to sleep lol.
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Fellow Liberals: Be a "Legal Formalist," Join the Recovering Realists Club (Small Meetings Likely) Brian Tamanaha
Anyone who boldly proclaims to be a "legal formalist" today can be dismissed as naïve or deluded, or as an old fogey who slept through the last century of jurisprudence. Right? We are all Legal Realists now, and the Realists buried legal formalism.
somehow i imagine judges are trapped in a game with their colleagues. to get appointed and confirmed they must salute legal formalism and they would be fine restricting their decisions to simply applying the law. however, the 'other guy' might be able to squeeze in a conservative decision under the guise of legal formalism. then the liberal judge has three options: she can call the 'other guy' out and thus engage in a war of (nuh-uh, yeah-huh, nuh-uh); she can meet the 'other guy' at the nash equilibrium by saying that she's a legal formalist and then trying to squeeze out her own liberal opinion, but that is admittedly more difficult for a liberal to do given the current political climate in the States; or she can claim the game is up by saying that we are all legal realists now.
when you consider a judge's actions in light of her environment jurisprudential allegiance seems more like a strategy than a work ethic.
This reminds me of parallel debates in philosophy & elsewhere.
Consider Richard Rorty's "pragmatic" argument that opposes the stuffy, "the truth is out there" metaphysician to the hip, postmodern ironist, with the ironist of course winning the day. One problem (of many) with Rorty's argument is this: might it not be pragmatically advantageous to behave *as if* the metaphysician were right? Similarly, whether or not legal formalism is metaphysically correct, there are pragmatic arguments in its favor, ably put forth by Prof. Tamanaha.
Professor Solum does not appear to be a true legal formalist. Rather, by promoting stare decisis over the original meaning of the Constitution, Solum is arguing to make permanent past Court decisions rewriting the Constitution in a most non-formalistic and political manner. This is the Sandra Day O'Connor approach. A true formalist would say that the original meaning of the Constitution trumps all other law, even that created by a prior Court.
I do not know Solum's political beliefs, but his suggested neo-formalism would have the effects of erecting a firewall to preserve past liberal political decisions against erosion by today's far more conservative courts and perhaps also to allow liberals to dress themselves in the zebra clothing of umpires so that the "pablum" consuming public will accept them as qualified judges.
Solum's formalism avoids the obvious flaws of original meaning theory (specifically: its dependence upon historical questions that cannot be conclusively resolved by historians (much less judges), problems with applying centuries-old meanings to present situations, and the fact that a great deal of modern legislation and precedent would be hard to square with old understandings), and avoids its built-in conservative bent.
Are these flaws truly present in original meaning jurisprudence? Historical research should be generally limited to determining the commonly held meanings of the words and phrases used in the text of the Constitution and related law at the time of the ratification of the governing document. This approach is hardly alien to courts which determine the meaning of contracts. The diverging historical viewpoint problems generally arise when attempting to determine the original intent of the drafters or ratifiers of the Constitution. In cases where the Constitution is silent about a novel modern issue, then the proper course should be to defer to the political branches. Those who wish to rewrite the Constitution to compel a desired outcome on a novel issue should use the amendment process and not a politicized judiciary. Finally, if the Constitution is to have any real meaning, it must take precedence over past Court decisions which either erroneously or intentionally misinterpreted the original meaning of the document. The alternative is the O'Connor approach, which essentially admits that a past political decision like Roe was wrong as a matter of constitutional law, but then proceeds to uphold the political decision to avoid upsetting the status quo. The Constitution is a contract between the government and the people setting forth the limited powers of the former and the rights of the latter. As with any other contract, if the courts can rewrite the terms of the document at will and be upheld in that effort, then the contract becomes a nullity.
The hermeneutical circle can be quite dizzying as one evaluates arguments and at the same time addresses one's own "pre-judgments" (i.e., prejudices, in a purer sense) in an effort to render a proper decision based upon the law, as the law is interpreted (in varying manners) and applied.
By the way, is original intent, meaning, understanding, whatever, easier to determine closer in time to adoption/ratification than a century or more later in time?
"Bart" DePalma says:
A true formalist would say that the original meaning of the Constitution trumps all other law, even that created by a prior Court. "Bart" makes an assumption here. "Begging the question. "Bart" assumes that there is a definite, unambiguous "original meaning" of the Constitution. The idea of discarding stare decisis as a tool is an unworkable one, with pragmatic reasons arguing against doing so as well as theoretical ones (it was hardly an unknown practise at the time of the writing of the Constitution, and common law was adopted explicitly by many states at the time). But "Bart" wants to chuck the baby out with the bathwater because he doesn't like the way certain courts have ruled. Of course, "Bart" is a fan of Antonin Scalia, who is of the considered opinion that the Eleventh Amendment says precisely what it explicitly does not say ... so I doubt we can assume that "Bart" is arguing from any principles whatsoever. Cheers,
"Bart" DePalma thinks that legislatures should decide court cases:
In cases where the Constitution is silent about a novel modern issue, then the proper course should be to defer to the political branches. The difficulties are obvious. But "Bart" isn't concerned with reality; he's concerned with the "results" he is most inflamed by^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H interested in .... Cheers,
"Anyone who boldly proclaims to be a "legal formalist" today can be dismissed as naïve or deluded, or as an old fogey who slept through the last century of jurisprudence. Right? We are all Legal Realists now, and the Realists buried legal formalism. "
In what circles must one be embarrassed to be a legal formalist? Practicing lawyers and judges tend to be formalists. The only place where "realists" abound is in ivory towers, as I understand it. Perhaps one must tread carefully when talking in those circles, but I don't think there is any need to embarrased by espousing the same view that the people who actually practice and make law espouse. If anything, I'd be embarrased to be a Realist.
"These respective statements by Roberts and Alito were dismissed by many jurisprudential sophisticates, many legal academics, and many (many!) liberals, as pablum for public consumption, not to be taken seriously by anyone in the know."
I can't help but think that such skepticism is simply a product of externalizing one's own views onto others. People who ignore precedents/text/etc. will be skeptical that anyone else actually pays attention to the law. Of course, this will never convince the Realists, but I actually do think that there are some out there (including me) who are so completely geeky that we care more about legal process & procedure than about substantive results. The integrity of the legal system is more important to me than a ruling in any single case. Admittedly, I'd abandon formalism in truly exceptional cases, but i think that 99.9% of the time-- and even in the "hard" cases that are decided in the appellate courts and the supreme court -- i would tend to find an answer that is compelled by a "formal" reading of the law. The law is of course, at times, indeterminate, but it becomes less so when one adopts a consistent interpretive approach.
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Custom Display Solutions' VistaPower 3.0 (VP3) is a high-resolution, super-high-contrast rear projection screen. The cast Fresnel/Diffusion surface is designed for single-lens projection systems and provides a 160-degree viewing cone. The screen is available in a matte or gloss finish and provides an on-axis gain of 3.0 (±0.5). Constructed of PMMA Poly (methyl methacrylate)—a transparent thermoplastic material—available image sizes range from 50in. to 180in. diagonal (NTSC) as well as custom sizes.
The Interactive Dry Erase Application (IDEA) screen from Da-Lite is a dual-purpose projection screen and writable marker board combination. Designed to be wall-mounted and used primarily with interactive short-throw projectors, the proprietary projection surface is available in sizes between 36in. and 46in. tall, offers a gain of 2.5 and a 25-degree viewing half angle, and has an extruded aluminum frame with a black anodized or clear anodized finish. Surface formats include 16:9, 16:10, and marker board. The screen includes a tray at the base of the assembly for storage of dry-erase markers, erasers, and interactive tools that can be used with a projector.
Upgrades to three of dnp's Supernova models include cosmetic changes, improvements to help to facilitate installation IR remote control, and improved tensioning adjustment. The Supernova Core II wall-mount front-projection screen is available is sizes up to 120in. in 16:9 format and 110in. in 16:10 format. The peak gain is 0.8 with a horizontal half gain of 85 degrees.
Draper's modular StageScreen is designed to be flown, wallmounted, or ground supported via the optional legs. The frame comes in either a black or silver anodized finish, and the frame sections are assembled by way of integral threaded links and guide pins. Available sizes and formats include NTSC from 6'x8' to 30'x40', HDTV from 4'6"x8' to 22'6"x40', 16:10 from 5'x8' to25'x40', and Multi-Format from 12'x40' to 18'x60' with custom sizes also available. Six different screen surface options attach to the frame using a self-centering DuraLoop bungee cord system.
The Elite Screens Aerie Tension 2 integrated in-ceiling screen features a dual-point insertion design for installation from the airspace above or from the room below. The projection surface is a CineWhite 1.1 gain matte white material. The system comes with a full IR, RF 12V trigger and an Ethernet control package. The screen is available in sizes ranging from 84in. to 139in. with options in 4:3, 16:9, or 16:10 aspect ratios. Custom sizes, aspect ratios, and screen material are available by special request.
The portable ES3000 from Epson is designed to expand via a screen size selector switch to provide three popular image sizes: standard 4:3, widescreen 16:9, or widescreen 16:10. The screen features a white projection surface and a one-piece design. A wheeled case is included.
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The Iowa DNR is offering stakeholders additional opportunities to provide input on a draft rulemaking proposal to make changes to the air construction permit exemptions and Title V insignificant activities. After sending notification of the draft proposal on August 17 (DNR Air Quality list serve and posted at http://www.iowadnr.gov/insidednr/regulatoryair/ctl/detail/mid/2692/itemid/956 ), the DNR received requests for more time to provide the DNR with questions and comments. The DNR is extending the time to provide informal input on the draft proposal to Wednesday, September 12.*
Additionally, the DNR will provide an overview and answer questions about the proposal at its regularly scheduled Air Quality Client Contact Meeting on Thursday, September 6. A conference call option for the meeting is available. See "Additional Information" below for meeting information. Participants are encouraged to ask questions and provide suggestions at the meeting. The draft proposal incorporates recommendations from the PM2.5 Stakeholder Workgroup held in 2010, and subsequent discussions with stakeholders about Clean Air Act requirements to implement the new and revised air quality standards for fine particulate matter (PM2.5), Lead, Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) and Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) in Iowa. The draft proposal also includes input from EPA Region VII staff. For additional information and to review the draft proposal, please go to Air Quality Public Input (scroll down to the Administrative Rules section). Or, click here: http://www.iowadnr.gov/InsideDNR/RegulatoryAir/StakeholderInvolvement/PublicInput.aspx (scroll down to Administrative Rules). How to Provide Input Informal comments or suggestions may be may be sent to Christine Paulson, Iowa DNR Air Quality Bureau, as follows: E-mail: email@example.com Fax: (515) 242-5094 Mail or Hand-delivery: DNR Air Quality Bureau, 7900 Hickman Road, Suite 1, Windsor Heights, Iowa, 50324 Please provide all comments and suggestions by Wednesday, September 12, 2012.* For questions, please contact Christine Paulson at the e-mail address noted above or by phone at (515) 242-5154. *The informal public input period is an opportunity for stakeholders to assist in developing rule proposals. After considering stakeholder input, the DNR will submit the rulemaking proposal to the Governor's office for clearance. If cleared, the DNR will present the proposed rulemaking for decision to the Environmental Protection Commission (EPC). The public may provide additional comments at the EPC meeting. If the EPC approves the proposal for publication and comment, a Notice of Intended Action will be published in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin. Upon publication, the formal public comment period for the proposed rule changes will be at least 30 days, and the DNR will hold at least one public hearing. Additional Information Informal comments or suggestions may also be provided at the Air Quality Client Contact Meeting on September 6. Time: 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Location: Air Quality Bureau Conference Rooms Conference call capability: Number: 1-866-685-1580; when requested, the call code is 5152425296 NOTE: Discussion of the proposed rulemaking is one of several agenda topics. The meeting agenda will be available on Friday, August 30, through air quality list serve notification and on our website at http://www.iowadnr.gov/idnr/InsideDNR/BoardsCommissions/AirQualityClientContactMtg.aspx This list serve article is intended for consultants, industries, environmental groups, general public, and other entities regulated under the Clean Air Act. It was written by the DNR Air Quality Bureau to share regulatory news, program updates and technical guidance.


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Keep Your Hands Toasty with Gloves and Mittens
If you get real winters (you know, snow to shovel, temperatures that drop below freezing), then gloves are a necessity on your runs to ward off frostbite. But even if you live in a temperate place like the Central Coast of California (don't hate us!), gloves paired with a beanie and a run vest can add just the right amount of extra warmth on chilly winter mornings and nights.
If the temperature has really plummeted, you might need even more warmth than gloves can provide. That's where mittens come in. Mittens can be even warmer than gloves because they trap your escaping body heat and warm the air around your fingers. Some brands even offer hybrid glove/mitten transformers that offer the warmth of mittens, with the utility of gloves. Here are a few of our favorite gloves and mittens for different weather conditions.
Intense wind: Manzella Silkweight Windstopper Gloves (Men's/Women's)
- A GORE 3-layer WINDSTOPPER shell keeps frigid gales off your fingers. Reflective grid pattern on the fingertips gives you better use of your hands and increases visibility.
Extreme cold:
(gloves) Brooks Wanganui Shelter Gloves
- A dense fill material on the back of these gloves backs a powerful thermal punch, and the soft lining is embedded with silver fibers that help hands maintain a consistent temperature.
(mittens) Saucony Ulti-Mitt
- This versatile accessory offers excellent protection against the cold with a pull-over mitt to trap heat. Water resistant exterior adds extra protection, and a USB_LED increases your visibility in low-light settings. Read more…


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- Phobias
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- Agoraphobia —Fear of being trapped in places or situations where escape could be difficult or impossible
- Social phobia —Fear of social situations and being judged or evaluated by others
- Specific phobia—Fear of a specific object or a situation
Risk Factors
- You have an immediate family member with a phobia.
- You have a significant stressful event in your past such as trauma, family difficulties, or physical illness
- Having intense feelings of panic and extreme anxiety when exposed to the phobia
- Being afraid that you are going to be hurt, losing control, going crazy, or dying
- Having a feeling of unreality or being detached from your body
- Being aware that the fear is abnormal, but not being able to control your reaction
- Feeling the desire to flee from your fear or taking extreme steps to avoid it
- Experiencing fear that interferes with your daily activities
- Racing, pounding, or skipping heartbeat
- Difficulty catching your breath
- Chest pain or discomfort
- Sweating
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- Hot or cold flashes
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- Exposure therapy—confront your fear in a planned and controlled way with a therapist. It may begin with thinking about the fear and slowly progress to being exposed to it. You may also learn relaxation techniques. These help to reduce panic and anxiety.
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy —work with your therapist to learn strategies to cope with your fear. You learn to change your beliefs and thoughts surrounding the fear and how it affects your life.
- Antidepressants
- Anti-anxiety medications
American Psychiatric Association http://www.psychiatry.org
Anxiety and Depression Association of America http://www.adaa.org
Anxiety Disorders Association of Canada http://www.anxietycanada.ca
Canadian Psychiatric Association http://www.cpa-apc.org
Phobias. American Psychiatric Association website. Available at: http://www.psychiatry.org/phobias. Accessed June 4, 2013.
Phobias. Mental Health America website. Available at: http://www.mentalhealthamerica.net/go/phobias. Accessed June 4, 2013.
Phobias and fears. Help Guide website. Available at: http://www.helpguide.org/mental/phobia%5Fsymptoms%5Ftypes%5Ftreatment.htm. Updated May 2013. Accessed June 4, 2013.
Phobic disorders. The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy website. Available at: http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/psychiatric%5Fdisorders/anxiety%5Fdisorders/phobic%5Fdisorders.html. Updated November 2012. Accessed June 4, 2013.
Specific phobia. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated July 9. Updated March 13, 2013. Accessed February 24, 2014. Agoraphobia. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated July 9. Updated November 8, 2012. Accessed February 24, 2014. Social anxiety disorder. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated July 9. Updated July 1, 2013. Accessed February 24, 2014.


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"The major holidays also present excellent opportunities to promote pineapple and drive retail sales. Other than its natural complement to ham, pineapple can be used in a multitude of holiday dishes," Dolezal said.
Other promotional efforts revolve around simply getting the attention of consumers by creating a fun display using point-of-sale materials.
"We offer a variety of customized POS materials, such as inflatable pineapples, nutritional informational, and price cards," said Dennis Christou, vice president of marketing for Del Monte Fresh Produce, Coral Gables.
Younger audiences
Social media and other online-based marketing strategies are aimed at interacting with younger audiences.
Dole has been successful at reaching consumers through its social media efforts on other fruits, such as through its Dole Bananas Facebook page, which has nearly 580,000 "likes."
"We are looking to expand that in 2013 to address Dole's fresh pineapples as well," said Bil Goldfield, communications manager for Dole Fresh Fruit, Westlake Village, Calif.
In 2012 Del Monte Fresh created its unofficial mascot, Monte the Monkey, which has influenced various promotions on Facebook and in-store. Del Monte Fresh also has a website dedicated to interacting with children.
"Our website, fruits.com, has a kid-friendly section that hosts games, healthy eating tips and recipes that focus on both entertaining and educating children," Christou said.
The company also tries to reach older children.
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Landgoed Zonheuvel in Doorn - Utrecht - Sustainable Hospitality
Discover the most sustainable Hotel and conference centre, the Landgoed Zonheuvel in Doorn. It is located approximately 25 km. from Utrecht City Centre in the province of Utrecht. Set in a beautiful 45 acres estate in National Park the Utrechtse Heuvelrug, it is only a 5 minute drive from the A12 motorway (Arnhem – Utrecht).
Landgoed Zonheuvel offers 110 renovated hotel rooms and 35 well equipped meeting rooms. The entire estate offers free wireless internet.
At the estate you'll find the Maarten Maartenshuis Castle, the traditional Coach House, the Lodge, and the hotel. Facilities include a restaurant, bar, sauna, Turkish bath, and a terrace overlooking the Castle.
The hotel rooms were all renovated in 2011. The lobby, restaurant and terrace were renovated in the beginning of 2012.
The hotel rooms offer a bath or shower, toilet, radio, safe, hairdryer, TV, telephone and free Wi-Fi access. They all have great views of the estate. An extensive breakfast buffet is included in the published hotel room rates.
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Doorn is a small village in Holland and near the city of Utrecht. Landgoed Zonheuvel is located in National Park "De Utrechtse Heuvelrug" which is one of the official national parks in the Netherlands. The estate is set in acres of magnificent private landscaped gardens, parkland and woods. The Hotel & Conference centre is beautifully situated in the "Kaapse Bossen" forest of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug National Park.
Amersfoort, a lively city with museums, theatres and a great shopping centre is only 20 minutes away from the hotel. There is a railway station approximately a ten minute drive from the hotel in Driebergen-Zeist. The city Arnhem is approximately a 45 minute drive by car and Utrecht Centre is approximately at 20 km.
Fleuri Restaurant & Loungebar
Fleuri Restaurant serves lunch and dinner prepared with organic fruits and vegetables. It also offers specialties such as homemade apple pie. Lots of the biological ingredients come from our own kitchen-garden. The atmosphere in the loungebar is informal and a great place to enjoy a delicious coffee or drink.
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More WoW Maps using the Google Maps API
- Cal Henderson, the creator of World of Mapcraft, actually wrote a post about the project on his personal blog in which he explains where he got the idea, how he extracted the data, and how he integrated it into the Google API.
- Mapwow.com is considered by many to be the granddaddy of WoW Google maps, and it inspired Cal to create his version. But far from covering just the base maps, it has a lot of useful menu bar features that show every thing from flight path connections to resource node locations. Unfortunately, everything on it is woefully out of date, and it doesn't even have the updated Cataclysm maps. That does, however, mean that it's perfect browsing for nostalgia purposes. Want to take one last long look at the unruined version of Southshore? You can at least get a bird's-eye view.
- Wyrimaps appears to be the most developed up-to-date version of WoW Google maps I've seen yet. It includes both Cataclysm- and Wrath-era maps and has a widget for resource nodes. It also appears to have the best ability to zoom, with more zoom levels on the way.
- Marlamin.com also has its own version of the project, which includes some preliminary Pandaria maps. Probably the most intriguing addition this version offers is the possibility of adding screenshot markers. It looks that whole WoW street view feature I wished for might be a possibility after all.
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- 01.30.2015
Happy New Year, Bulldogs! - 01.29.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Amy Robach (ABJ '95) receives Distinguished Achievement Award from UGA - 01.28.2015
Student Alumni Association celebrates UGA's birthday - 01.25.2015
UGA to celebrate 230th anniversary on January 27 - 01.23.2015
UGA alumnus participates in Alaska tradition - 01.21.2015
Flavor of Georgia celebrates tradition of artisan and craft foods - 01.14.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Brooke Anderson (ABJ '00)
- 01.30.2015
- 01.07.2015
UGA alumna explores success of minorities in media - 01.05.2015
UGA's Amazing Students: Colby Ruiz - 01.02.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Antonina Lerch (MFA '06) - 12.19.2014
Brothers make business a family affair - 12.18.2014
40 Under 40 honoree to direct UGA's state government relations - 12.11.2014
UGA's Thank-a-Teacher Program - 12.10.2014
Former UGA football player gives back to the community
- 01.07.2015
- 12.08.2014
Spotlight on a Bulldog Business: FotoIN - 12.04.2014
Introducing Executive Director Meredith Gurley Johnson (BSFCS '00) - 12.03.2014
UGA alumnus takes daring dive - 11.26.2014
UGA Alumni Association announces sixth annual Bulldog 100 list - 11.21.2014
2014 International Education Week - 11.20.2014
Alumna Spotlight: Cheri Leavy (BSED '97) - 11.19.2014
From the Desk of Provost Whitten: Food for Thought
- 12.08.2014
- 11.18.2014
Classic city sound from television to the silver screen - 11.17.2014
In remembrance of Carl E. Sanders (JD '48) - 11.13.2014
San Diego Chapter president leads successful career in medical illustration - 11.12.2014
UGA alumnus heads to Neverland - 11.11.2014
UGA named 'Best Place for Student Veterans' - 11.07.2014
Bulldog Politics - 11.05.2014
Warnell School honors distinguished alumni
- 11.18.2014
- 11.04.2014
A Bulldog Love Story - 11.03.2014
There's no business like show business - 10.31.2014
UGA College of Education honors five alumni for career achievements - 10.30.2014
Bulldog advocates for arts education - 10.29.2014
Georgia agricultural leadership program graduates inaugural class - 10.27.2014
Former Diamond Dawg makes a difference for individuals with disabilities - 10.24.2014
UGA Graduate School honors 2014 Alumni of Distinction
- 11.04.2014
- 10.22.2014
Bulldogs in the Sunshine State - 10.21.2014
2014-2015 Signature Lecture Series - 10.20.2014
Alumna Spotlight: Christy Hulsey (ABJ '98) - 10.15.2014
Pulaski County students experienced life at UGA - 10.10.2014
Alumnus Sets Sights on Vonage - 10.06.2014
UGA Alumni See Success in Startup Companies - 09.29.2014
Clear the Air at UGA
- 10.22.2014
- 09.26.2014
Good Eats: Alton in ATH - 09.25.2014
Sic 'Em City: Homecoming 2014 - 09.24.2014
Georgia Fund receives generous gift from Lake Oconee Area Chapter - 09.22.2014
Former Bulldog's Studio Shines in Storytelling - 09.17.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees from the School of Law and Grady - 09.16.2014
40 Under 40 Class of 2014: Advice to Students - 09.15.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees: Favorite UGA Memories
- 09.26.2014
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Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees - 09.05.2014
2014 40 Under 40 Keynote Speaker: Kim Bearden (BSED '87) - 09.02.2014
Sounds of the Classic City - 08.29.2014
Official 2014 Game Watching Parties - 08.26.2014
Five questions with wedding planner Maren Clarke White (AB '09) - 08.22.2014
Reflecting on Freshman Welcome 2014 - 08.18.2014
Class of 2018 Freshman Welcome
- 09.12.2014
- 08.07.2014
2014 Freshman Send-Off Recap - 08.04.2014
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. James Marshall Shepherd - 08.01.2014
UGA Class of 2014 Summer Commencement - 07.30.2014
Former Bulldog making "Chic Comfort Food" on MasterChef - 07.28.2014
Father and son share a bond like no other - 07.25.2014
UGA alumna is on fire - 07.23.2014
Make miracles happen with Gwinnett Braves
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- 07.22.2014
2014 is "Going to the Dawgs" - 07.18.2014
A Bulldog reunion 30 years in the making - 07.17.2014
UGA alumnus named chairman of the Georgia Bankers Association - 07.16.2014
Five Questions with Richmond Chapter Vice President Taylor Jacobson (BS '09) - 07.11.2014
Atlanta Alumni Spotlight: Jennifer Bradley Franklin - 07.09.2014
We are our Sisters' Keepers - 07.03.2014
40 Under 40 Class of 2014 Announced
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UGA graduate wins Bearings Specialists Association Lifetime Achievement Award
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Happy New Year, Bulldogs!
The UGA Alumni Association and the University of Georgia well on the way to a great 2015. 26,882 undergraduate students have returned to campus for the spring academic semester, 1,113 whom are calling UGA their "home" for the first time. It is impressive to have such competitive students choosing UGA to further their educations.
The New Year brings opportunities to get more involved with the university and your local alumni chapter. Check out our upcoming events calendar online. If you are interested in chapter leadership, several chapters will be holding interest meetings in coming weeks and months.
Bulldog 100 is right around the corner! This event will take place on Saturday, February 7 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis. If you were unable to nominate someone this year, the nominations for 40 Under 40 and next year's Bulldog 100 open in mid-February.
Also, be on the lookout for UGA Days. The tour will visit 7 cities throughout Georgia and Charlotte, North Carolina.
The UGA Alumni Association will keep you informed about UGA events and happenings. Simply keep your contact information up-to-date so that we include you in all the exciting things planned for 2015. You can also stay informed of events and news on Facebook and Twitter.
This year holds great potential for growth on campus and within our Alumni chapters. Let us come together as the Bulldog nation in embracing all that 2015 has to offer.
Meredith Gurley Johnson (BSFCS '00)
Executive Director
UGA Alumni Association
Alumna Spotlight: Amy Robach (ABJ '95) receives Distinguished Achievement Award from UGA
Journalist Amy Robach received the Distinguished Achievement in Broadcasting and Cable Award from the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication's national broadcast society, DiGamma Kappa.
The award was presented on January 23 at DiGamma Kappa's annual awards banquet at the Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries.
Robach, a 1995 Grady graduate, serves as the news anchor for "Good Morning America" on ABC.
"Amy follows an American and Grady tradition of news anchors who are also great journalists, who care about what they report and how their stories influence audiences," said David Hazinski, an associate professor in the Grady College and one of Robach's instructors when she was in school. "They insist that information is factual and balanced. We're proud to have her as an influential graduate."
Since joining ABC News in 2012, Robach has traveled nationally and internationally to cover major news events ranging from the campaign to free captive school girls in Africa and reporting on the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, to covering the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia. She has also anchored "ABC News" and "20/20" on multiple occasions.
Prior to joining ABC, Robach worked at NBC News as the co-anchor of Saturday TODAY and an NBC national news correspondent. She was an anchor for MSNBC from 2003 to 2007 following her start at local news stations WTTG in Washington, D.C., and WCBD in Charleston, South Carolina.
Robach was last in Athens in October when she was the featured speaker for the Suits and Sneakers fundraiser, which generates awareness and funds for the American Cancer Society, a cause of special significance since she fought her own battle with breast cancer in 2013.
The Distinguished Achievement in Broadcasting and Cable Award is presented by DiGamma Kappa and co-sponsored by the Georgia Association of Broadcasters and Grady. Previous winners include Steve Koonin (M '79), Gale Anne Hurd and Monica Pearson (MA '14).
Student Alumni Association celebrates UGA's birthday
UGA students, including members of the Student Alumni Association, have been wishing UGA a happy birthday throughout the week as the university community celebrates Founders Week and the 230th anniversary of the university's establishment as the first state-chartered institution of public higher education.
On Tuesday, students gathered in Tate Plaza to receive 2015 Founders Week T-shirts, enjoy a few birthday treats and learn more about the university's founding and what it means to be the first state-chartered institution. Even the guide dogs got into the Founders Week spirit!
That evening, students watched the men's basketball team defeat the Vanderbilt Commodores 70-62 at Stegeman Coliseum. Other Founders Week activities taking place this week include a Greek Life banner contest, the Spring Career Fair and a special Dawgs After Dark on Friday night.
Another exciting part of Founders Week is the annual 100 Days Until Graduation Celebration. This one-stop-shop provides seniors with an opportunity to meet with alumni representatives from their schools and colleges, learn more about the Young Alumni Football Ticket Program, order a UGA ring, make their mark on the Senior Signature plaque, and order caps and gowns for commencement. All members of the Class of 2015 are invited to attend this special event.
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Opera for Windows supports Silverlight. Unfortunately, most of Silverlight applications check the browser version so Silverlight doesn't start in Opera. Even Opera's "Mask as" feature doesn't work. So I wrote silverlight.js script to bypass it.
How to install Silverlight in Opera
- Download and install Opera (tested on 9.25, 9.50 beta 1 and 9.50 beta 2 on Windows XP)
- Download and install Silverlight
- Copy DLL files from "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Silverlight" to "C:\Program Files\Opera\program\plugins"
- Download silverlight.js to your User Javascript directory (e.g. "C:\Program Files\Opera\userjs")
- Restart browser
- Try some of the Silverlight examples below
- http://www.robzelt.com/Silverlight/TrinugLogo/
- http://www.vectorform.com/silverlight/demos.php
- http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/
- http://silverlight.net/showcase/
- http://www.vertigo.com/downloads/Simon/
- more
Known problems
- Keyboard input doesn't work
- Problems with drag and drop
- On some sites don't work
- Opera sometimes crashes
Any feedback is appreciated.
Silverlight 2.0
This script works for Silverlight 1.0. For Silverlight 2.0 no script is required. Just install Silverlight 2.0 and visit some page with that is using silverlight 2.0. (for example http://www.vectorlight.net/silverlight_net_form_controls_demo.aspx)


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For being a week that followed a holiday, this one went by considerably fast. Last Sunday, I got that horribly depressed feeling once the sun started to set, much like the one you get as a child on the last day of summer knowing that responsibilities will greet you cold and hard come Monday morning. But here we are at Friday, and I find myself wishing time would slow down just a bit, as this season seems to be flying by at rapid pace. This weekend's forecast in Los Angeles looks like lots of clouds and rain, which is the perfect excuse to stay in most of the time and catch up on blogs, watch some shows I have saved on the DVR, and try my hand at a few DIY's I've been eyeing (this being one of them).
Hope you have a wonderfully relaxing few days as well. Here are some good reads I enjoyed this week around the web that I think you might like too:
- The fabulous girls over at the Chicago based blog Girls of Lincoln Park invited me to be a guest blogger today. Head on over there to see my favorite clutch bags for the holidays this year. Thank you, GOLP!
- If you have fur babies, love pets, or just like cute things (that pretty much covers everyone, right?) then you must check out this sneak peek of Pretty Fluffy's new eBook by Serena at Pretty Fluffy and Sarah at Chic Sprinkles. How sweet are those photos by Sarah? I can't wait for the full book to be released in a few weeks.
- This isn't necessarily a good read, rather a good listen. Every Thursday at 8pm est/5pm pst the editor of Bake Space Babette Pepaj, LA Times food editor Rene Lynch, new media guru Douglas Welch, and Tampa Tribune food writer Jeff Houck host #KitchenParty, a podcast filled with great tips, tricks, and discussion about all things food related. This week's chat focused on how to improve your food photography skills, and it's packed with valuable advice for those of us who are cooking/baking and shooting the process for our blogs or websites. Head on over and listen if you have a chance, or join in on Thursday evenings (hashtag #kitchenparty on Twitter) from now on; it's a great hour.
- I couldn't click away from this Napa Valley rehearsal dinner held at Farmstead restaurant. From the twinkling lights to the long, rustic tables adorned with non-fussy fruit and vegetable centerpieces, it was both beautifully simple and simply beautiful. I'm certain this was the perfect way to kick off the couple's weekend of festivities.
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MUHLENBERG COUNTY, Ky. (1/27/14) – Through much of the year, Tina Pearson Beliles of Greenville, teaches fifth-grade students at Greenville Elementary School.
She also loves spending time with her husband, Mike, and their three children, Rachel, Elijah and Samuel.
Beliles, along with other members of Leigh's Chapel General Baptist Church near Greenville, have discovered firsthand how short-term mission trips can make a long term difference to the people they visit, and the mission members themselves.
"Last year, our church group went to India," Beliles told SurfKY News. "In December of 2013, we went to Kenya. We may be a small church, but we have a global vision. The number of orphans around the world is overwhelming, but each of us can make a difference, one child at a time."
Beliles said churches of all denominations in Muhlenberg County are taking part in missions worldwide.
"Many churches throughout the county are very active in mission work," she said. "Before we went on our church mission to Kenya, Carter Creek Baptist Church made pillowcase dresses for us to take to the children in Kenya. This is just one example."
The reason Beliles and others like her spend time helping orphans is taken directly from the Bible, she notes.
"We are commanded by the verse in James 1:27. It specifically says we should visit orphans and widows in their distress. So that is why we do what we do. I also go because of the inspiration of people in our church including Kris Yeomans, Leigh's Chapel's head of missions, who also works with the General Baptist International Missions. Another inspiration is our church pastor, John Galyen, who is very active in mission work."
One other huge reason Beliles became involved in short term mission work is Kristen Mitchell, another member of Leigh's Chapel General Baptist Church.
"You might say my friend, Kristin, has a heart for orphans." said Beliles. "She has two biological children, and has adopted four boys, plus is caring for an orphan baby as well. She helped get our church on track as far as short-term missionary work through a group in Nashville called Visiting Orphans."
After teaming up with Visiting Orphans, the church went on missions to India last year, and in December of 2013, to Kenya.
The group of 11 mission members flew to Africa. Once there, Beliles says God stepped in unexpected ways.
"Another mission trip had been planned but was cancelled," she said. "Looking back now, I can see that that trip was cancelled because God had another plan for Kristen, myself and others in the group."
Once the group arrived in Kenya, Beliles said the group visited an orphanage where there were more than 200 children.
"With that many young people to take care of, the children take on much of the responsibility," she said. "They must. The children are leaders in every capacity. When I am asked why we go to Africa, or Haiti, or India, my answer is that you just have to go there and experience it to realize why we go. There is such dire need. We go is to show children God's love one on one. When you hold one of these orphan babies in your arms, you know why you are there. We are changed when we go. We think we are going to help these people, but it makes me a better person. The change in me is greater than the change we can do in another country."
One incident in particular changed Beliles in a big way.
"One of our mission members lost her luggage, and it was total chaos," said Beliles. "But once again, I could see that God had stepped in even in the event of missing luggage. If this had not happened, a group of us would not have received word that a seven-week-old baby girl had been abandoned at an orphanage, and was dire need of a specific baby formula and other items."
When the group arrived at the mission, Beliles said the orphanage staff was so thrilled they wanted to show the missionaries the baby they were helping.
They asked Beliles to hold the baby.
Beliles said was like holding a miracle.
"This tiny, unnamed, abandoned child kept looking in my eyes," she said. "I rocked her to sleep and really didn't want to leave. But when we did have to go, one of the staff members said to show their gratitude they wanted me to name the baby. This was overwhelming. I have three children and my daughter's name is Rachel, so we named the baby Rachel. I felt this was divine intervention. I will definitely be going back to Kenya, to see how baby Rachel is doing."
To find out how you can help one of the more than 131 million orphans in the world, contact Leigh's Chapel General Baptist Church at (270) 476-3059.Paul McRee
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Speaker: Hill Harper
Humanitarian, actor and best-selling author Hill Harper of "CSI: NY" fame will deliver the keynote talk for SUNY Oswego's annual celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy. Part of Black History Month. Doors to the event open at 6:30 p.m. Free, including parking in lots E-27, E-29, E-15 and C-15; call 315-312-2141 on Jan. 28 to reserve a free ticket.
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Documentary film: "Slavery by Another Name"
Screening of the PBS documentary based on the Pulitzer Prize winning-book by Douglas Blackmon, who will speak on campus Feb. 12. Part of SUNY Oswego's observance of Black History Month. Free, including parking in the employee and commuter lots behind Hart and Funnelle residence halls. 312-3214.
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Women's Ice Hockey vs. Buffalo State
$4 for adults, $2 for 5-17years, free for children under the age of 5, free for SUNY Oswego students with ID. Tickets may be purchased at tickets.oswego.edu. 312-2488
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Republican New York State Senator Roy McDonald has SHATTERED party lines in support of gay marriage -- telling reporters, "F**k it, I don't care what you think. I'm trying to do the right thing."
The battle rages on in New York to legalize gay marriage -- but McDonald threw his hat in the ring earlier this week ... with the greatest statement of all time, claiming, "You get to the point where you evolve in your life where everything isn't black and white, good and bad, and you try to do the right thing."
"You might not like that. You might be very cynical about that. Well, f**k it, I don't care what you think. I'm trying to do the right thing."
"I'm tired of Republican-Democrat politics. They can take the job and shove it. I come from a blue-collar background. I'm trying to do the right thing, and that's where I'm going with this."
Good for him!!! His constituents should be proud to have a man like him representing them. It's refreshing to see someone who votes their own convictions and not the party line.
Yes! "F*** it, do the right thing" Words to live by!
The more America continues to turn away from God and his teachings; we will continue in a downward spiral. We are slowly elimintating God from our country, and look at how we are declining as a nation.
Another coward buckling under and choosing GLAAD over GOD. Big eternal mistake.
I love the idea of our country growing up, finally we may get to a point where everyone is really equal.
well they should get the benefits but marriage? nahhhhhhh if everyone was gay we all would be dead....it takes a man and a woman to futher the population......
A Republican who has a mind of his own!!! Never thought I would see that. Good for him!
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Brooklyn, New York 11217
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Patrons can pickup their tickets the day of the show only.
Public Transit Info
Barclays Center is located on top of one of the largest transit hubs in New York. Public transit is the fastest, most convenient way to travel here. Subway: Take the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, or R train to Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center Station. Take the C Lafayette Avenue or the G to Fulton Street. LIRR: Take the LIRR to Atlantic Terminal (just 16 minutes from Jamaica), located across the street from Barclays Center. Bus: Eleven bus lines stop near the arena: B25, B26, B38, B41, B45, B52, B63, B65, B67, B69, and B103. Go to mta.info for specific directions using the MTA's TripPlanner.
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Parking at Barclays Center is very limited. We strongly recommend using public transportation.
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For additional information, please visit www.barclayscenter.com
Please consider taking public transit – it's fast, easy and convenient. Please note that public parking is limited. DRIVING DIRECTIONS Barclays Center is easily accessed from the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, or the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. From Manhattan: Take the Brooklyn Bridge to Tillary Street or take Manhattan Bridge to Flatbush Avenue. From Staten Island: Take the Brooklyn Queens Expressway to Exit 27 Atlantic Avenue. From Queens/Long Island: Take the Brooklyn Queens Expressway to Exit 29 Tillary Street; turn left onto Flatbush Avenue. From New Jersey: Take Lincoln or Holland Tunnel to Brooklyn Bridge or Manhattan Bridge.
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Non-Event Day Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday: 10am - 6pm Saturday: 12pm - 4pm Sunday: Closed Event Day Hours of Operation: Saturday: 12pm - Subject to event start time Sunday: Subject to event start time The American Express Box Office will not be selling tickets on the first day of public sale for all future events.
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Gregory Williams, 26, formally of Rosedale, was wanted for murder issued by the Chicago Police Department Central Warrant Division.
Williams was captured by the Bolivar County Sheriff's Department and the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force at Rosewood Apartment Rosedale.
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