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Coles, George James Age 80, late of Frankfort, IL passed away January 30, 2014. Preceded in death by his wife, MaryAnn (2005), and his sister, Lorraine. He is survived by sons, George (Carolyn), Joseph and Randy; grandchildren, Justin, Jeremy, Marcus, Tony, Doug, Cody and Johnny; numerous nieces and nephews; and brother and sisters-in-law. George was a friend to many. A Veteran of the
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AnalogX Proxy is vulnerable to a buffer overflow caused by improper handling of malformed Socks4a requests. By sending a Socks4a proxy request with an overly long hostname to TCP port 1080, a remote attacker could overflow a buffer and execute arbitrary code on the system with privileges of the Proxy daemon or cause the server to crash.
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Sippy cups come in all varieties. There are 5 ounce, 7 ounce, 10 ounce, 12 ounce, with1 or 2 handles, without handles at all, thermos - type and non - thermos - type. Then there are those with pictures of trains, cars, balloons, cartoon characters (too many to name), solid colors with different color lids, pastel colors through which you can see the liquid. Some with lids that flip open, lids that accommodate straws - lids that pop on, lids that screw on. Girly colored cups, boyish colored cups, gender-neutral colored cups - they're all out there. But they're in the stores. The discount stores, the high end baby stores, the low end baby stores, the consignment stores, garage sales, passed from one family to another - from baby to baby - toddler to toddler. How do you find them at wholesale prices? Wholesale sippy cups are available online, if you're willing to buy 10 or 12 of one style. The real problem is that no one wants a cupboard full of the same sippy cup for their toddler. Even children like a variety, but without a doubt, moms want a variety. To avoid the problem, you could join a group of moms, buy several varieties and split them up. In this way, you might have a couple of the same color cup and lid, but you would be able to get a nice variety as well. You can also buy them in the dollar-type stores. These stores buy overstocked merchandise from many different venues, so even if the store nearest you did not have any sippy cups, the store a couple of miles away might have a rack of them. This is one of the ways to get a lot of them at different colors, they might all be the same style, depending on how the store happened upon the stock, but there would be a choice of colors within their rack. Online auction websites sometimes have sippy cups at great prices, but you won't get as many choices there. Usually the auction sites are individuals that bought a big quantity of all the same cup. It's ok if you just want a bunch of cups at a great price - just watch out for shipping. If your goal is to have a variety of colors, styles, cartoon characters, etc. you might have to bite the bullet and just pay for them one at a time list most people. Buying anything strictly wholesale usually means a bunch of the same thing. Fortunately, they can all go in the dishwasher. Just don't forget to pop out the plastic piece in the lid that keeps the liquid from spilling out. |
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You know what they say, love is lovelier the second time around. For some people, their second shot in love is with a different person. But just because you've been married before, it doesn't mean that your wedding this time is going to be less special. It's not about how many times you've been married before but about finally finding the right person for you. Not to mention, even second weddings require ample planning and preparation. On top of that, you need to know the difference between the first and second wedding to ensure that you get things right.
Dress code
First weddings usually call for formal dress code. But this time around, you can go as informal as you want. Summer dress for the bride and linen pants for the groom won't seem out of place in a second wedding. And the bride doesn't have to limit herself to a white wedding gown. She can wear whatever color she likes. Whatever dress code you decide on, be sure to mention this in the invite so everyone can follow suit.
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When you got married for the first time, wedding registries seemed tacky that it was like requiring your guests to give you gifts in exchange for their attendance to your wedding. It's not like that anymore. For your second wedding, guests would actually find a gift registry convenient. Plus, you don't need to get a dozen set of the same glassware again.
Another difference between the first and second wedding is the involvement of children from the first marriage. This shouldn't pose any issue if you and your groom are able to set things right early on. For example, you may agree that all your daughters are bridesmaids while the groom's sons will be the groomsmen. Or that your children will take care of the ceremony planning while the groom's kids will organize the reception. Ensure equal division of work so nobody feels left out.
As for the program, it doesn't have to follow strictly the traditional wedding program order that would have the father of the bride make the teary-eyed speech, the best man make the roast and toast speech, and the couple to dance for the first time. In short, it doesn't have to be as "mushy" as the first wedding. The program can be as laidback as the couple wishes and doesn't have to follow a formal format. Some of the wedding traditions can also be skipped. If the bride doesn't feel comfortable about tossing the bouquet, no one should force her to do so.
Tradition dictates that the parents of the bride pay for all the wedding expenses while the groom's family shoulders the engagement party. This isn't the norm for second weddings. Since the couple getting married the second time around are usually older and more mature, and they also have gotten quite far in their careers, they no longer need the assistance of their parents. They can share the expenses 50/50 or the groom (or bride) may step in to pay for everything. It just depends on the arrangement that you'll come up with.
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Welcome to Saigon! You will be met at the airport for transfer to your hotel in Saigon. The rest of the day is free. Saigon is a bustling, dynamic and industrious urban center. It is the largest city in Vietnam, the economic capital and the cultural trendsetter. Yet within the teeming metropolis are the timeless traditions and beauty of an ancient culture.
After breakfast, travel out of Saigon and spend the full day boating along the waterways of the lush Mekong Delta. On arrival in Cai Be district, take a boat ride to visit a local orchard and the Cai Be floating market. Approximately 400-500 boats loaded to the gunnels with fruit, vegetables and other local produce anchor or moor along the banks of the river every day waiting to offload their goods to wholesale traders or local customers. Leaving Cai Be, visit some cottage industry workshops making coconut candy, crispy rice cakes, rice paper, etc. We visit a local house and enjoy a local delicacy - Elephant's-Ear fish. After lunch, take a stroll around the village to see local's go about their daily lives.
This morning is free time to explore until our Flight to Siem Reap. On arrival in Siem Reap you will be transferred to your hotel and the rest of the afternoon is yours free to explore.
Today we will enter the South Gate of Angkor Thom Temple and marvel the wonders of the eerie Bayon, the terrace of Elephants and terrace of Leper King. Ta Prohm Temple unlike most of the other Angkor temples, Ta Prohm has been left just it was founded: the photogenic and atmospheric combination of trees growing out of the ruins and the jungle surroundings have made it one of Angkor's most popular temples with visitors. In the afternoon, we visit the famous Angkor Wat, built for king Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as his state temple and capital city. Here we enjoy a superb sunset before we return to our hotel for the evening.
After breakfast at hotel, we will set out for a cruise on beautiful Tonle Sap Lake, passing a floating village and seeing the daily life of local people there. If time permitted, visit Les Chan tiers Ecoles Artisans D' Angkor this is a workshop that teaches the unique craft of wood and stone carving in the traditional and style of classic Cambodian artistry. And shopping at old market, one of the traditional market which selling many kind of local products. You will then be transferred to the airport for the flight to Danang (via Ho Chi Minh). Upon arrival, our guide and car will pick you up and transfer you back to Hoi An.
Today and the next 3 days are yours free for relaxation on the beach or exploration of Hoi An town at your own leisure.
After breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred from Hoi An to Hue. On the way to down to Danang, visit the Cham Museum and stop in for a refreshment break at Lang Co beach, one of the World's most beautiful bays before continuing our drive to Hue. In the afternoon, visit the Imperial Citadel and Forbidden City, created in the 19th century for the Emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty. Enjoy some "retail therapy" at Dong Ba Market before returning to the hotel for the evening.
In the morning, take a boat ride along the romantic Perfume River. Stop off at the Thien Mu Pagoda on the banks of the river to see the 7-storey Stupa. Continue on to visit the mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang (1791-1841), built between 1841 and 1843. The Emperor's mausoleum complex consists of 40 constructions (palaces, temples, pavilions etc.) designed on a symmetrical axis. In the afternoon, take the transfer from Hue to Danang and then get on a short flight flight to Hanoi. On arrival, you will be met at the airport for the transfer to your hotel. Renowned as the 'Paris of the East', Hanoi is one of Asia's most fascinating cities. Rich in culture and history, this diverse city draws on its influences from both French and Chinese culture.
This morning we take a guided tour to Temple of Literature, followed by a visit to The Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh's house-on-stilt and nearby One Pillar Pagoda. We continue our drive out of the city centre for lunch and a cooking demonstration at a local house. The Chef will show us how to prepare rolled rice pancake, Vietnamese food carving and more. In the afternoon, we visit Vietnam History museum, The Hanoi Opera House and finish the day with a Old Quarter Walking tour. This provides you an authentic Hanoi where you could witness Hanoi's rich cultural and artistic history by visiting The last blacksmith of the Old quarter and Silk flower shop. We finish our day by attending a thousand year old Water puppet Show.
This morning we drive through the countryside to Ha Long Bay, a natural wonder with thousands of islands rising out of the water. On arrival, embark on one of thetraditional vessels for an overnight cruise through the 3,000 limestone islands, many punctuated by caves and grottoes. Savor a delicious Vietnamese buffet lunch as Bhaya Classic heads to Bai Tu Long Bay passing the towns of Hon Gai and Cam Pha, Oan Lagoon, Mat Quy (Monster Head) and Am Tich (Teapot) Islets. Take a row boat to visit the Vung Vieng fishing village. Enjoy a range of fantastic recreation or relaxation activities onboard: a cooking demonstration, traditional massage, swimming, kayaking etc.
We start this morning with traditional morning exercise at sunrise, as we weigh anchor and cruise through the Bay passing beautiful spots like Trong (Drum), Trinh Nu (Virgin) and Me Cung Caves, Coc Ngoi (Toad) Islet, etc. Explore the Surprise Cave (Sung Sot). Buffet brunch is served onboard. The vessel cruises leisurely back to Ha Long harbor. On arrival you will be transferred back to Hanoi.
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25 Feb 2012 | #1 |
Laptop restarts 50% of the time when the power cord comes out
Hi there, I suppose this issue could be seen as a need for a tweak (but apologise if I am posting in the wrong forum).
I have had this issue for a while with my Dell Studio XPS 1645 laptop. It is a guess, but i'd say 5/10 times the power cord comes out of the laptop (for whatever reason - moving it etc) then the laptop will simply black screen and instantly restart and boot up again without an error message or any information as to why. This doesn't make any sense to me because every time I do have the battery pack inserted into the laptop and over 30% battery life (this is when ill plug the charger in). If anyone has any ideas, please do post that would be super. Thanks a lot, Nick |
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The power cord issue could just be a red herring.
How long have you had this computer? The reason I ask is that it's quite possible the CMOS battery wants changing. The batteries normally have a life of three to five years depending whether it is a rechargeable battery or not. You mention inserting the laptop's battery pack. Is there any particular reason why you remove it in the first place? |
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25 Feb 2012 | #3 |
Hi there, thanks for the speedy reply.
I have had the laptop for just over a year and so I guess it cannot be that. Also, when I say I insert the battery pack into the laptop, this is done extremely rarely - maybe twice in its lifetime for no particular reason (sorry after reading through my post it does seem as if I remove the pack very often!). |
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25 Feb 2012 | #4 |
As the CMOS battery is not very old, you might want to consider resetting the CMOS chip itself: How can I reset CMOS / BIOS settings?
Failing that, you may have a motherboard issue of some sort. |
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25 Feb 2012 | #5 |
I'll try both, thanks v much for the help and quick replies!
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Eller College Launches Online Alumni Community
The Eller College of Management has launched a new way to reconnect with alumni and stay engaged in your alma mater — the Eller College Alumni Community. A part of the UA Alumni Association's Wildcat Corner, the College-centered alumni community — www.EllerCommunity.com — is a free online resource that gives you access to: Online Directory Class Notes Discussion Groups Career Advisory Network Events Calendar and Registration Social Networking Permanent Email Address To register, simply visit www.EllerCommunity.com and follow the New Users link. Eller College Challenges High School Students to Explore Personal Ethics
On April 13, sophomores and juniors from eleven Southern Arizona high schools grappled with personal ethical dilemmas during the Eller College High School Ethics Forum — a first-of-its-kind event made possible through support by PricewaterhouseCoopers. "Ethical dilemmas are a frequent occurrence in business today; however, the ability to quickly identify and resolve such issues is typically learned on the job," says Reed Mittelstaedt, a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers in Phoenix and a member of the Eller College National Board of Advisors. "The Eller College of Management prides itself in producing business leaders who think critically and ethically," says Paul Melendez, ethics program director and public policy lecturer at the Eller College of Management. Melendez — who also heads Eller's International Ethics Case Competition — developed the concept for the high school program, which was hosted by the Eller Scholars and the Eller Board of Honor and Integrity. Eller Scholars president Julie McCollom helped organize the event for her honors thesis. "The subject of business ethics has always been a strong area of interest to me, one that takes particular priority within the accounting industry," says McCollom (BSBA Accounting '07). "Looking back to high school, I was never given an opportunity like this. As I compiled research, I started to wonder why students have to wait until sophomore year of college to be educated on the fundamentals of integrity and ethics, when high school is the time when we can have the greatest impact on their lives. My thesis inspired me to take action and make a difference in a nontraditional way." During the event, Eller College undergraduates facilitated high school student team discussions of two personal ethics cases. The teams developed ethical, responsible, and logical solutions for each case, then shared their conclusions with the entire group. "We received amazing feedback from all the schools," says McCollom. "Advisors and students alike seemed to really see the value in an event like the High School Ethics Forum." "Often, when students confront ethical issues for the first time, they see things in black and white," says Melendez. "But in the real world, ethical decisions occur in the gray area. What's important is to approach these issues critically and offer a reasoned process to making a final decision." Marketing Student Award Winners Shadow Top Executives
MBA and undergraduate winners of the annual Think Forward awards presented by the Eller College marketing department were connected with high-level executives for exceptional shadowing experiences. Adela Pedroza (MBA '07) spent several days this month in Tokyo with Jay Geldmacher, group president of Emerson's Embedded Power Division. "It was a highly rewarding experience," she says. "I learned lessons that will serve me for years to come." Pedroza sat in on several key meetings, including an annual business unit meeting. "It was eye-opening to see what a president's daily schedule includes," she says. "I was amazed by the level of detail he is responsible for knowing in order to make key decisions. It was also fascinating to see his take-aways from meetings with managers." "He's like an athletic team coach," she adds, "and he works hard to get what he needs out of each player." After her shadowing experience, Pedroza was able to squeeze some sightseeing into her trip. She connected with Eller alum Katsuya Kaburaki (MBA '06), now with Citibank, who acted as an unofficial guide. "The culture is so different from the West," she says. "Japan has been overshadowed by China's economic boom. But it's still open for a lot of opportunities." "It's one thing to learn about business development in Japan in an academic setting," Pedroza says. "It's another thing to experience it first-hand." The Think Forward Awards recognize outstanding undergraduate and MBA students, and include a $500 cash prize plus the opportunity to shadow a senior marketing executive, president, or CEO. This year's winners are: Elyse Flynn, BSBA Marketing '07 Gabrielle Pavelko, BSBA Marketing '07 Adela Pedroza, MBA '07 Keith Queen, MBA '07 Austin Sams, BSBA Marketing '07 New Advances in the McGuire Center for EntrepreneurshipThe McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship continues to advance in key rankings — adding to a list of achievements capped with a #1 ranking by Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review. Earlier this year, the Financial Times ranked the McGuire Center #6 in the world, and U.S. News & World Report named the Center #6 among public graduate programs in the country. Each of these rankings applies different criteria to graduate entrepreneurship programs, and the Center continues its upward progress every year. These successes — plus the annual championship round of the business plans competition — were celebrated April 20 at an annual year-end event. Complete coverage will follow in May. McGuire Center and UA Office of Technology Transfer Hire Joint Knowledge Transfer SpecialistThe collaboration between the McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship and the UA Office of Technology Transfer just got stronger: the entities have jointly hired an entrepreneurship and knowledge transfer specialist. Matt Mars has returned to Eller in this new capacity, where he will maximize intersections between entrepreneurship and tech transfer. He previously worked in the Eller undergraduate programs office until 2004, when he left to earn his Ph.D. in higher education with an emphasis in university entrepreneurship. "The relationship is already there, so it's really about strengthening those ties through enhanced communication, helping students connect with the right people at the right time, and finding more conducive ways to expose them to technologies that are available as entrepreneurial learning and potential commercial opportunities," says Mars. In one project to that end, he has begun a series of science workshops that help incoming entrepreneurship students understand the implications of UA technologies available for commercialization, including discussion of the significant and distinguishing attributes of the technologies and how they might be maximized. Three workshops held over the past two weeks have shed light on 19 technologies in the areas of biotechnology, biomedicine, and engineering, optics, and information technology, with presenters from the Arizona Cancer Center, BIO5 Institute, and the College of Optical Sciences. In addition to his work with the McGuire Center and the UA Office of Technology Transfer, Mars sits on the editorial board of the Journal of Entrepreneurship Education, which will publish one of his papers later this year. Next year, the Association fo the Study of Higher Education will publish a monograph on contemporary domains of entrepreneurship in the U.S. and Canada by Mars and a co-author from the University of British Columbia. Undergraduate Student Business Plan Wins City of Tucson Support for Innovative Waste Management Venture
In March, two Eller College seniors went before the Tucson City Council and Mayor Bob Walkup to present the business venture they developed in the McGuire Entrepreneurship Program. Waste2Energy makes use of a patented organic fusion process to reform solid waste and sewage into useable end-products including oils, gases, elemental solids, and gray water. The team behind Waste2Energy — Melvin Cooper, Justin Cummins, Andrew Nicholas, and Martin Reed — plans to contract with municipalities to provide an environmentally sound waste management solution with a positive net energy output — at an estimated savings of 20%. "The meeting with the City went really well," says Cummins. "Originally, they just wanted to congratulate us on the work we did, but the mayor said, 'There's something here, let's look into this.'" The Council established an exploratory committee, and the team also had an informal introductory meeting with the Department of Environmental Quality(DEQ) this month at the behest of Pima County administrator Chuck Huckleberry. The team plans to work with DEQ going forward. All four team members will graduate into leadership positions at Waste2Energy in May. They will work toward an official launch in Tucson. 2007 UA Executive of the Year John W. Rowe Inspires Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Earlier this month, Eller College students connected with the 2007 UA Executive of the Year, John W. Rowe — the chairman, president, and CEO of Exelon Corporation, one of the largest energy companies in the U.S. Rowe met with graduate and undergraduate students to address the topics of leadership, regulation, and the environment in three separate interactive sessions. "The thing that was most surprising about his discussion was his view on leadership, and how that plays a huge role within the organization," says senior marketing major Vidya Chellappan, president of the Eller College Student Council. "Although people have different leadership styles, he said that women are always perceived to be less aggressive then men when addressing certain issues among a boardroom of executives. He encouraged young women like myself to take the initiative and speak out about what matters most." This year, Exelon was recognized as the corporation of the year by the Chicago Minority Business Development Council. Rowe has long been recognized for his commitment to diversity, an integral part of the Exelon vision statement that he shared in his UA address.
"We serve Chicago and Philadelphia, two of the more diverse cities in the country," he said. "Minorities are thus a large part of our customer base, a growing segment of our workforce, and an ever more powerful political force. We meet the challenge of diversity through hiring, promotion, minority contracting, and intense commitments to community groups. In the process, we align the expectations of our customers, employees, and the communities we serve, while at the same time advancing our business objective." "John Rowe's discussion about leadership, which is usually perceived to be a male-dominated role, helped me realize that young women have the opportunity to make a difference," adds Chellappan. "As I begin my career at JCPenney Corporate, I hope to encourage others to speak up, take a chance, and create an open atmosphere." Under Rowe's leadership, Forbes magazine ranked Exelon as the number one utility company on its 2005 list of "The Best Managed Companies in America." Save the Date
UA Foundation Hosts Workshop on Planned Giving in PhoenixOn May 10, the UA Foundation will host Charitable Planning Strategies – Giving from the Heart, a workshop focused on charitable estate planning. "Planned gifts can be simple agreements or complex trust arrangements," says Jane Prescott-Smith, Eller College senior director of development. "This workshop will give participants a great overview of the latest giving options to bring to a financial planner or attorney for consideration in estate planning." In addition to supporting to initiatives including scholarships, professorships, and academic departments, planned gifts provide income tax and estate tax benefits to the donor. This free workshop is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. on May 10 at the UA Campus – Phoenix in the College of Medicine auditorium. Lunch will be provided. RSVP to email@example.com by May 4. Roger Hartley Receives Professional Education Teaching and Mentoring Award
Earlier this month, Roger Hartley, assistant professor in the School of Public Administration and Policy, was honored with a 2007 Outstanding Mentor of Graduate/Professional Students award from the Graduate and Professional Student Council. "In all areas of my development as a scholar-in-training, Dr. Hartley has been a consistent champion and supporter," says Ph.D. student Salmon A. Shomade, who headed a group of nominators that included several master of public administration students. "He encouraged me to start thinking about my dissertation topic immediately after I began my coursework so that I could pursue publishing early portions of my dissertation. His encouragement has led me to co-author a paper with him that is currently being considered by respected journals in my academic field." "I love working with graduate and undergraduate students, and Salmon is my first Ph.D. student," says Hartley. "I'm just trying to do for him what my mentor did for me. When you're mentoring a Ph.D. student, your decisions have a real impact on his or her future career." Hartley says he has tried to give Shomade a well-rounded experience, including grant administration, research, conference presentations, and teaching. "Dr. Hartley introduced me to the public law specialty area," says Shomade. "As a result of his mentorship in this area — which fits very well with my previous academic background — I have been exposed to potential academic opportunities I will pursue upon completion of my studies." Eller Faculty Honored for Exceptional Contributions to College Teaching MissionOn April 5 at the Spring meeting of the Eller College National Board of Advisors, dean Paul Portney and the National Board of Advisors recognized three professors for undergraduate teaching excellence, and another three with course grants to create innovative learning experiences for undergraduate students. Dean's Award for Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Mike Sechrest, Management Communication Leslie Cohen and Nancy Rochman, Financial Accounting Dean's Undergraduate Course Grants Tamar Kugler, Management and Organizations Renee McConnell, Business Communications Bill Neumann, Management Information Systems Sudha Ram Recognized for Her Pioneering Research at UA Innovation Day
Sudha Ram, McClelland Professor of management information systems, was one of five UA researchers recognized for her achievements as a Leading Edge Innovator during the fourth annual Innovation Day. "The recognition is for a corpus of research on linking islands of data," she explains. "Corporations rely on this data for decision-making, but it's often spread across different databases." Ram has developed enterprise data management models to link these different silos of data so companies can make informed decisions and trace a product through its entire lifecycle. "What came out of that is a concept I've developed called provenance," she says. "If you buy an antique or an expensive painting such as a Rembrandt, you want to know where it came from and if it's genuine — this is called provenance. It's the same thing with data — for the data to be useful, you need to know where it came from, how it was created, who entered it, how it was transformed by different users." Ram developed a standardized definition of provenance, called the W7 Provenance Model. It combines seven elements — who, what, when, where, which, why, and how – and connects them to form a traceability map that companies can use to manage business processes including product recalls, counterfeit detection, and fraud prevention. "It's becoming more and more important for companies to be able to track products during their lifecycles," she says. "When situations affect human life, like the spinach and peanut butter recalls, it's essential for companies to identify where the cycle broke down — which manufacturing batch, which shipment — to correct the problem." Incentive for Success
Roberto Guerrieri, MBA '86. | |
Roberto Guerrieri came away with more than an MBA when he attended The University of Arizona. He also found his wife.
"Between the first and second years of my MBA, I worked as a graduate advisor to help undergraduate students figure out what they needed to do for grad school," he says. "My wife Alicia was an undergraduate in math at the time, and she was interested in getting a business education."
Guerrieri says she would come by regularly to talk to the dean about her next steps, and the dean kept telling her that Guerrieri would help her out. "I was working there part-time, and she always came around when I was gone," he says. "She was like, 'I don't think this guy exists!'"
They finally connected on the first day of Alicia's MBA classes. "She said to me, 'You haven't been any help at all!'" They both completed the program, and Guerrieri took a financial analyst position with Ford Motor Company's Aerospace Division in Southern California.
Two years later, Guerrieri relocated to the Bay area when he accepted a position with Apple. "At that point, I moved from finance into product marketing," he says. "I was part of the team that took the Macintosh into home computing. There were 35 of us, and in two years, we grew it to a billion-dollar business."
Eight years later, Guerrieri was lured away by Hewlett-Packard to head up a team to launch the Pavilion line of home machines worldwide. In the late 90s, Guerrieri and his family realized that they missed Arizona, and moved back to the Phoenix area to be close to family.
"My wife was selling for a company that produced printed corporate incentive catalogs," he says. "It gave me an idea — what if we could automate the entire business gifting process, and make it quick and fun for corporations to offer incentives to their customers and employees."
Guerrieri co-founded Incentive Logic, which designs and delivers incentive programs for business including gifts, point programs for sales incentives, employee recognition, customer loyalty, and more. The options are delivered via a web-based catalog so recipients can browse an online catalog and choose rewards.
"Incentives are supposed to be motivating and fun," he says. "So I can't think of a better industry to be in."
Guerrieri has stayed connected with the Eller College by supporting the new alumni community through Incentive Logic. He and his wife, Alicia Coleman Guerrieri (BS Math '85) live in Scottsdale with their daughter, Leah, 17, and son, Nicolas, 11.
Rebecca Hughes, BSBA Finance and Marketing '03. |
Rebecca Hughes was always interested in retail, and she seized the opportunity to get a professional start down that path while she was still at Eller.
"I interned for JCPenney in the procurement department between my junior and senior years," she says. "Then, mid-way through my senior year, I accepted an offer from them."
Hughes relocated to the company's Plano, Texas, home office, where she has worked since summer 2003.
"In procurement, we purchase everything for the company that's not for re-sale — office supplies, janitorial services, flooring for the stores," she explains. Hughes supports JCP.com, contracting everything from web design to online advertising.
"What surprised me is how much more there is to negotiation than cost," she says. Hughes says that risk mitigation is essential. "We strive to make an emotional connection with our customers and that includes treating them with integrity. For example, when we conduct email campaigns, we have to comply with what we've promised in our customer privacy policy. Our company was founded on the Golden Rule, and we continue to be guided by that."
The job is a great fit, she says. "I have always been passionate about retail — I worked for Mervyn's for five years — and so this was a great opportunity." JCPenney recently announced its Long Range Plan for 2007-2011 and one of the company's key initiatives is to become the preferred choice for a retail career.
Hughes continues to stay involved with the Eller College. Last year, she attended the Eller College Career Showcase with the JCPenney college relations team, and was able to extend her visit so that she could also interview students during Professional Admission.
In May, Hughes will return to Arizona for an Association of National Advertisers conference in Phoenix, where she will participate in a panel discussion about innovations in agency compensation.


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"Want to feel a zest for life again -- with high energy, quality sleep, trouble-free digestion, steady libido and grounded emotions? Dealing with chronic or reoccurring health issues that you would like to have resolved once and for all? Looking for a doctor who doesn't make assumptions about your health or habits based on body size or shape? As a naturopathic primary care physician I help adults overcome troubling health issues to find balance and zest in life again. I practice from a Health at Every Size® perspective that is weight neutral and body positive.
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How to tell if Naturopathy is right for me? A Vancouver naturopath is a practitioner of naturopathy, a form of alternative medicine based on the idea that the body has an innate capacity to heal itself. Vancouver Naturopaths improve health by treating the person holistically, tapping a person's own internal body, mind, and spirit resources. Naturopathy comprises a blend of different therapies, all attempting to restore the body to health in the most natural, noninvasive way possible by stimulating the body's own healing powers.
About Vancouver Naturopaths? Graduates from accredited naturopathic medical schools may use the academic title 'Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine' or 'ND' but there is no standardized professional title in all states (see below). Accredited Naturopathic Doctors in Vancouver generally practice as primary care providers of naturopathic medicine preferring to use a holistic approach with natural remedies such as medicinal herbs and foods rather than conventional drugs. |
Insurance and licensing for Naturopaths in Vancouver? Jurisdictions that regulate the practice of naturopathic medicine and where professionals may acccept insurance include Arizona, New Hampshire (Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine); Oregon, Utah, Washington (Naturopathic Physician); Minnesota (Naturopathic Doctor); Alaska, California (including Traditional Naturopaths), Colorado, Kansas, Maine (Naturopathic Doctor); Connecticut, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho (excluding Traditional Naturopaths), Montana, Vermont (Naturopathic Physician); and North Dakota (Naturopath). In Canada, Manitoba (Doctor of Naturopathy); Saskatchewan , Nova Scotia, British Columbia (Naturopathic Physician); and Ontario, British Columbia (Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine). |


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Your car is a mass produced automobile, it's not part of your soul.
Re:Title is wrong (78 comments)
Because it's always about the Oatmeal's founder.
Re:glad i stopped gaming... (86 comments)
Almost every new PC game has DLC
Almost every new PC game has DRM
Yes, they expect you to react the same as you have to every other title.
Re:$5000 gets you... (196 comments)
That video didn't show anything.
Seriously, watch the launch (when the cars begin to move) the Tesla starts before the BMW.
Re:Just to get this straight... (196 comments)
Why don't you post the real reason; one is made by geek/golden boy Elon Musk, and the other is made by corporate / uncool GM.
Re:potentially worth... (361 comments)
Re:Looking forward (154 comments)
Basically, Bill skimmed a lot of money from the productivity of others and continued to do so long after he stopped needing/wanting additional cash.
If Bill disbursed 50 billion (leaving himself with a paltry 16 billion), he could have provided every MS employee in the US with $877K. Given that there are plenty of non-rich MS employees, an additional 877K (87K additional salary for 10 years, 43k additional salary for 20 years) would have been far more economically useful to them than it would be as an additional billion for someone that could never spend it.
Re:$3600 ship (398 comments)
So who won?
Re:What he really did deserved jail time. (443 comments)
Fuck you for comparing copyright infringement and breaking/entering with segregation or the holocaust.
Re:OK, 35 years, then... (390 comments)
Nigga please.
35 years was the maximum sentence. Given that Swartz was white, and not a repeat offender, the real maximum he was facing was far less.
1. Prosecutors offer a 6 month plea deal instead of the maximum sentence of 35 years. If they felt they had an iron-clad case (where they could actually get a sentence of 35 years), they aren't going to be that generous.
2. Swartz and his attorney rejected the plea deal. They either felt that they could win the case, or that even on the event that they lost the case, it wasn't going to be a 35 year sentence (otherwise, why risk it vs 6 months).
Swartz blood is on his own hands.
Re:OK, 35 years, then... (390 comments)
Or, had he accepted a plea bargin, 6 months in prison. But don't let the facts get in the way of your narrative.
Re:Apple the largest Company (298 comments)
The MP3 player market is dead. The tablet and smartphone markets have competitors that have rapidly caught up to (and it the case of smartphones, bypassed) Apple.
Re:Doesn't help that Steam client is poorly writte (295 comments)
At least on a Mac, I've found the client to be slow, frequently, unresponsive, and unintuitive.
Maybe Mac and Linux users just have higher standards, and won't put up with such poorly written software?
If this was true, they wouldn't be Mac or Linux users.
Its not hard to read between the lines (217 comments)
Basically, the grumbling that we see here is the precursor to an AppleTV announcement. People (paid or otherwise) start the cycle by whining about the current status quo.
It doesn't matter that almost everyone has their TV (smart/dumb) hooked up to a cable/satellite box and probably a DVD/Blu-ray player for movies.
It doesn't matter that most people are interested in watching television on their television and aren't interested in tweeting or facebooking when using their TV.
What matters is that the situation is so terrible, that only the dead may know peace. There is no other solution. No Roku, no appletv, no smartTV. What we need is a new iproduct.
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So your elegant solution is a $500-700 mac that you use to pirate all of the TV you watch?
Re:Not again... (1110 comments)
Quit making excuses for your failure to comprehend something simple.
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Your inability to use/manage Windows says more about you than it does about Windows.
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Nobody cares about you, or the games you play/don't play.
Re:Upgrading from W8 to W7 (675 comments)
The plural of anecdote is not data.


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Mass. effect: Workers, key state industries could benefit from Obama's proposals, but some are wary
President-elect Barack Obama has pledged to invest in clean energy, defense, research, manufacturing, and other industries vital to Massachusetts. He has also backed proposals to help workers that some industry groups say could raise the cost of doing business, hurt corporate profits, and ultimately spur companies to reduce hiring.
But it's unclear how many of Obama's plans will become law. From the start, he will face a recession, soaring budget deficit, and lingering wars in Iraq and Afghanistan that will compete for his attention and limit federal spending. He will also need help from Congress.
Specifically, Obama has proposed an array of measures to help workers - including boosting the federal minimum wage to $9.50 by 2011, requiring that employers provide seven paid sick days per year, expanding the Family Medical Leave Act to cover more companies, and legislation to ensure women earn equal pay - which are likely to draw opposition from business groups.
Still, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce president Paul Guzzi noted that Obama campaigned on a platform of reviving the economy and creating jobs, suggesting he will avoid pushing any rules that are too onerous. And Guzzi noted that many Massachusetts industries, such as biotech and clean energy, could directly benefit from Obama's promise to boost scientific research and reduce the nation's reliance on fossil fuels.
"My sense is [his policies] will produce economic growth," Guzzi said.
Obama has also suggested "eliminating special interest loopholes and deductions, such as those for the oil and gas industry," leaving some business leaders to wonder if he will wind up raising broader taxes on companies.
"An immediate tax increase would be disastrous at this time. The economy is very soft," said Bob Reynolds, the chief executive of Putnam Investments, a Boston mutual fund company.
In addition, Obama supports the Patriot Employer Act of 2007, which provides tax credits to companies that maintain or increase the number of full-time workers in the United States, maintain their headquarters in the United States, offer good wages and benefits, and support employees who serve in the military.
Many of Obama's proposals could also affect key business sectors in Massachusetts:
Lynn Nicholas, the chief executive of the Massachusetts Hospital Association, said Obama's healthcare plan would be good for local hospitals' mission to improve health.
"Insurance coverage is the key that opens the lock to comprehensive healthcare for people, as opposed to episodic care through emergency rooms," said Nicholas. "Hospitals don't want to see people just in emergency rooms. They want patients to be involved in continuity of care."
Philip Johnston, a former Massachusetts secretary of health and human services who now heads a consulting and lobbying firm specializing in healthcare, said Obama's plan would be similar to the state's healthcare reform.
Johnston said Obama's plan could provide a big boost for community health centers - local clinics that are often government funded and typically serve the primary care needs of poor communities.
"The community health centers will be key because they're the low-cost option for primary care and they're central to the entire healthcare safety net," he said.
But healthcare may not be a priority for the next president because of more pressing matters. Financial analysts at JPMorgan Chase & Co. predicted last month that Obama may only be able to pass more modest healthcare reforms until 2011 and 2012 because of the economic downturn and steep cost of expanding healthcare coverage.
"The biotech industry sees this as an opportunity to promote more research and development," said Robert Coughlin, the president of the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, a trade group. While Coughlin is concerned about Obama's proposals to reduce drug prices, he said he believes biotech companies will have a chance to persuade him that such policies could hurt the industry and patients. "It's important that we educate folks," Coughlin said.
Financial Services
As the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression plays out, most analysts expect the new administration to push for tougher regulations on mortgage-related securities and other sophisticated financial instruments that led to the financial meltdown. Obama has also proposed cracking down on brokers and lenders that engage in fraud or predatory lending practices by increasing funding for enforcement, creating stiffer penalties, and requiring the industry to report suspicious activity. Obama also proposed a "Credit Card Bill of Rights" for consumers.
Boston University law professor Cornelius Hurley said he also expects that the new administration and congressional Democrats will press for more transparency from hedge funds and private equity firms, many of which are based in Boston. But other changes won't likely affect many local financial players, he said, and in fact could strengthen local financial companies like banks and mutual fund firms that already operate under stricter rules than financial sectors in rival cities.
"We have a lot going for us on the bookkeeping and processing side of things, and to the extent the industry is brought under a more coherent system of regulations, that's a good thing," Hurley said. "London and New York could be brought down several pegs, and Boston and New England would still have an opportunity to prove itself."
A number of Obama ideas might help manufacturing, including a proposal to set up a fund to invest in "the most compelling advanced manufacturing strategies." He wants to double funding for the Manufacturing Extension Partnership, which works with manufacturers to become more efficient and deploy new technology. (By contrast, the Bush administration has tried to curtail funding for the program.)
Fair trade is also a critical issue of manufacturers. Obama said he supports free trade and wants the World Trade Organization to help enforce existing trade agreements to stop "unfair government subsidies" and other barriers to trade. But he also opposes pacts, such as the Central American Free Trade Agreement, that he says don't maintain sound labor and environmental standards.
Brian Gilmore, executive vice president of Associated Industries of Massachusetts, said Obama's support for enforcing free trade agreements and investing in the Manufacturing Extension Partnership are both welcome news for manufacturers in Massachusetts. "It's a step in the right direction," he said.
Labor unions
Obama has embraced efforts to support labor unions, which have seen steady declines in membership. Only about 8 percent of US workers at private companies are now union members. But Obama has said he will overturn the National Labor Relations Board decision that classified hundreds of thousands of professions as managers, eliminating their right to union representation. Obama also said he wants to ban companies from permanently replacing striking workers, and he supports legislation that would increase the penalties for violating labor laws. As a result, union officials are eager for him to take office.
"The Bush administration was the most antiunion administration in the history of this country," said Massachusetts AFL-CIO president Robert J. Haynes. "If we can get back to giving people the fair opportunity to join a union, you will see millions of people will join unions and the standard of living will go up."
But business groups complain that Obama's proposals go too far. For example, they say he supports "card check" legislation that would force the federal government to recognize a union if a majority of a firm's workers sign membership cards (instead of requiring workers to vote by secret ballot).
"We are very concerned about the elimination of the secret ballot during union elections," said AIM's Gilmore. "It opens the doors for employees to be threatened or cajoled into signing a card."
Over the next 10 years, Obama wants to invest $60 billion in highways and other public projects, which could help spur development and construction. That's good news to Paul Hewins, an executive vice president for Skanska USA Building Inc., based in Stockholm, but has worked on projects at Logan Airport in Boston and TF Green Airport in Rhode Island.
"There will be more of an investment in infrastructure and homeland investments," said Hewins. "McCain's investment in the war led you to believe he was going to take more money away from those things."
Obama has promised to end the war in Iraq, cut "tens of billions of dollars of wasteful spending" and curtail investment in unproven missile defense technology. But his platform also calls for stepping up investment in advanced defense technology, such as unmanned aerial vehicles and electronic warfare capabilities, and replacing outdated naval vehicles, which could benefit Massachusetts defense companies like Raytheon Co., based in Waltham.
"We're better positioned than many states because we've moved into systems development instead of banging hardware and building ships," said William H. Guenther, the president and founder of Mass Insight Corp., a Boston research firm. "The broader concerns are that defense budgets are going to face significant pressure for cuts because of what's happening in the economy."
Obama has proposed making a research and development tax credit permanent. He has also pledged to expand broadband to every community in the country, which would likely increase demand for equipment and software made by Massachusetts' technology and telecommunications industries. In addition, he promised to help entrepreneurs by eliminating capital gains taxes on start-ups and small businesses, and by investing $250 million annually to expand the size and number of business incubators, which provide space and other support to new companies.
"Everyone feels there's not enough capital for start-ups and small companies," said Mark Horan, executive director of the Massachusetts Network Communications Council, which represents telecommunications and networking companies. "Anything he does to loosen the flow of money to start-ups is important."
Erin Ailworth, Ross Kerber, Jeffrey Krasner, Casey Ross, and Robert Weisman of the Globe staff contributed to this report Todd Wallack can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) | New International Version (NIV) |
14 Look, I am ready this third time to come and visit you; and I will not be a burden to you; for it is not what you own that I want, but you! Children are not supposed to save up for their parents, but parents for their children. | 14 Now I am ready to visit you for the third time, and I will not be a burden to you, because what I want is not your possessions but you. After all, children should not have to save up for their parents, but parents for their children. |
Complete Jewish Bible Copyright 1998 by David H. Stern. Published by Jewish New Testament Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (The Complete Jewish Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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My name is COURTESY POST Deegan!
Facts about COURTESY POST Deegan
- Breed: Domestic Shorthair
- Color: Orange Or Red Tabby
- Age: Adult
- Sex: Male
- Hair: Short
COURTESY POST Deegan's Info...
I am already neutered, up to date with shots, and declawed.
For information about Deegan contact
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Cat's Age
10 yrs old
Does Your Cat Need To Be Adopted With Another Cat?
Yes, he needs to be adopted with Lily, who is eight years old.
Strictly Indoors
Is Your Cat Neutered/Spayed?
Is Your Cat Declawed?
Does Your Cat Have Any Health Problems?
Please describe the cat's personality
Deegan is the sweetest cat you will ever meet, seriously. This large, flirty cat has a dog-like personality; friendly to everyone including strangers, sensitive, good-natured, always purring (sounds almost like chirping), always rubbing up on your leg, and craves lots of attention. He is almost always underfoot so be careful! Deegan is declawed in his front paws only. He loves to either be by your side or basking in the sunlight. There is no friendlier cat than Deegan!
Reason For Giving Up The Cat
A recent, wonderful opportunity to go away to college in Colorado, but will not be able to take my best friends (Deegan and Lily) with me.
How Far Are You Willing To Travel To Get The Cat To A Good Home
In the state of Maryland, preferably counties near Howard County.
Other Pets at Howard County Cat Club - no kill shelter
Why Adoption is a Great Option
COURTESY POST Deegan, a Columbia Domestic Shorthair cat was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Domestic Shorthair for sale in Columbia, or seeking a Domestic Shorthair cat from a breeder in Columbia.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Columbia already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Columbia breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Domestic Shorthair breeders who help with Domestic Shorthair rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Columbia paves the way for another one to be saved.


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My five year old got in the pool without his life jacket when I specifically told him not to. A friend of mine was watching him but she didn't make him put his life jacket on. (lesson: NEVER have someone else watch your kid at a pool!) He is grounded from playing with his friends and tv. I just can't decide how long I should ground him. Or, if I should ground him at all. I just want him to know how serious it is to get in the pool without me and without a life jacket.
Yikes, that's huge. He needs to know you mean business with this one with it being a difference between life and death. With my 5 year old we do take certain toys and favorite things away with bad behavior. She has to earn them back. We don't actually ground her per se' but we ground her from her favorite items I guess. Does he enjoy swimming a bunch? If so, my thought would be to ground him from that for sure and keep telling him why he can't swim and the mistake that he made. Make him tell you about pool safety and pool rules before he earns the right to swim again. Good luck! It's harder on the parents sometimes with grounding and punishment!
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Dr. Lowry first moved to Texas in 1980 when he and his cousin packed their clothes and a stereo and drove to Houston to try and get jobs working on the drilling rigs. Two weeks later they were both working as roughnecks. After a year, he left the drilling rigs to enter college where he also met his wife, Lynnell; both obtaining their Bachelor's Degrees in Biological Sciences at UC, Irvine. They were married in June of 1987 while both were then graduate students studying Neurophysiology. From there, both were accepted into Medical School at George Washington University in Washington, DC., after which, they both then came to UTHSCSA for Residency training. Their three children were all born at the University Hospital here in San Antonio, and all three presently attend The Geneva School of Boerne – a Classical Christian based school.
The Lowrys have been working in Bexar County since their arrival here in 1993.
Work History (as a physician)
Hand Associates of South Texas
Various Emergency Departments
Jourdanton, Pearsall, Uvalde, Seguin1996-1999
Founder, CEO, and Medical Director
Alamo Healthcare Systems1997-Present
Alamo Healthcare Systems is a group of four medical clinics located throughout the San Antonio area. The group has Neurologists, Family Practice, Sports Medicine and Physical Medicine physicians, as well as Therapists, Chiropractors, and a Podiatrist. Dr. Lowry spends most of his time at their Southside clinic located near Southwest General Hospital (Dr. Lowry's wife – Lynnell- is also a Physician; practicing Ophthalmology in San Antonio)
Work prior to becoming a Physician
Dr. Lowry was born near Los Angeles and his grandfather and father owned and operated a small welding and sheet metal business in South-Central Los Angeles. There, Dr. Lowry would spend most of his summers working in the shop and learning the many aspects of the family business (machine design, welding and metal fabrication, customer service as well as cleaning the floors). At 19 he and his cousin moved to Houston to seek out work on the drilling rigs. There he found work as a roughneck for a geotechnical engineering firm. He later returned to college, running track, and playing soccer for the school. During college, Dr. Lowry worked various jobs from being a gas station attendant (if anyone remembers what that used to be) to working as a bouncer, to co-founding and running a lighting sales & installation business with a college friend.
The Lowry family attends the University United Methodist Church. Both Drs. Lowry regularly attend and occsionally teach the Core Class adult Bible study class at UUMC Dr. Lynnell Lowry is presently in a Master's Degree program (Biblical Studies) through the Dallas Theological Seminary; the classes being held at Community Bible Church in San Antonio.
South Texas Charities
* Board of Directors: 2001-2010
* President: 2007-2008
Los Amigos Ski Club
* Secretary: 2008-2009
San Antonio Target, Hunting, & Fishing Club
National Rifle Association
GOA (Gun Owners of America)
South Texas Golden Gloves Hall of Fame
Republican Delegate* 2008 Texas Republican Convention
Republican Precinct Chair* Fair Oaks Ranch 2008-2009
Representative – San Antonio Housing Authority
* 2006 Solar Power Conference & Expo (Washington DC)
Bexar Country Medical Society
* Delegate to the Texas Medical Society 1990-2002
* By-laws Revision Committee 2001
Texas Medical Association
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Ring Physician – USA Boxing
Professional Boxing Ring Physician
Dr Lowry also volunteers many hours every year as a ringside physician for youth boxing events throughout South Texas.


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Campfire Spaghetti and More
A few weeks ago we went camping in the Catskills. It's becoming a little bit of a summer tradition. Some friends act surprised like we're really roughing it out there but we take an air-mattress and wine and dijon mustard: all the necessities.
Sometimes we cook right over the campfire and sometimes we use our little Coleman stove but either way we always make our camp meals a priority. We always end up satisfied (tacos, hot dogs, easy stuff) but this trip we really hit it out of the park. All-star meals included: Sausage and potato hash, quinoa salad with sauteed kale and country toast, spaghetti with fresh tomato sauce, and pork sausages with baked beans, pickles and mustard. With a cold beer that pork and beans dinner really blew us away. Oh, and there was pie too (but we didn't make that ourselves). Now the only challenge will be outdoing ourselves next time.
Have you been camping lately? What's your go-to camp fire meal?


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