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A contentious battle for a spot on Penn State's board of trustees is dividing the university's alumni community. While some candidates and alums focus on the past, others want to push beyond the abuse scandal that shook the school over the last two years. With so much at stake for the much-loved school, some say the board of trustees election is playing out more like a contentious political race for mayor or Congress, not just a spot on a university board.
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It's been a tumultuous few years at Penn State University, as a result of the child sex abuse scandal involving former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky. Well, Penn State alumni are now casting ballots for some key people in the life of the university - the Board of Trustees - and the competition is intense. Nearly 40 candidates are vying for three seats reserved for alumni. We get that story from Elizabeth Fiedler, of member station WHYY.
ELIZABETH FIEDLER, BYLINE: Returning to the days when Penn State's name isn't accompanied by the word "scandal" is a goal for many alums. It's just a question of which road to take. Maribeth Schmidt is with Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship. The group takes issue with a damning report by former FBI Director Louis Freeh that found fear of bad publicity motivated school officials to ignore child abuse.
MARIBETH SCHMIDT: We're very interested in having the Board of Trustees repudiate the findings of the Freeh report and also, revisit the sanctions.
FIEDLER: Schmidt says the NCAA penalties, which include a fine and vacated football wins, must be addressed; and she says the reputation of ousted football coach Joe Paterno must be restored.
SCHMIDT: I think we'd like to see the Board of Trustees revisit the way that they terminated coach Paterno and do right by his family. The man served Penn State for 61 years of his life.
FIEDLER: Schmidt says the Penn State community simply can't move on until the wrongs of the past are addressed. Penn State has the largest dues-paying alumni association in the world, including many who feel connected to the university, and its fate, long after they leave campus. Penn State alum Pratima Gatehouse says she's running for a spot on the board to help guide the institution. She says it would be a mistake to only focus on the past.
PRATIMA GATEHOUSE: I think that it would be a shame if people only got excited about that one issue, and we're 10 years down the road, and we're continuing to decline as a research institution; or we have students who can't afford to graduate, and have to drop out, because we're focused on the NCAA sanctions.
FIEDLER: Candidates are trying to reach alums by any means available.
JEFF JUBELIRER: All for an election that pays zero dollars, at a time in the university's history that is very, very sad.
FIEDLER: That's Penn State grad Jeff Jubelirer.
JUBELIRER: This Penn State Board of Trustees election this year is unlike any political campaign that I've worked on. It is more intense. It is just as negative than anything that is run in a - Congress, or mayoral campaigns in Philadelphia.
FIEDLER: Jubelirer has advised candidates running for office in Pennsylvania. Now, he's facing a real challenge: helping his father's campaign for a seat on the Penn State Board of Trustees.
JUBELIRER: You have more than 600,000 living alumni across the world, and no particular way to reach all of them; and so you have to spend money, or do things on social media and hope that you're connecting with the passionate alums - and there's so many of them.
FIEDLER: Jubelirer says he hopes electing more board members with a reform agenda will begin a move toward increased transparency. That process, he says, will no doubt take longer than a year. Penn State alums have until tomorrow to cast their ballots.
For NPR News, I'm Elizabeth Fiedler in Philadelphia.
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Two Queens teenagers have been arrested on charges connected to what the NYPD is calling two attempted abductions of young girls on Wednesday.
Joshua Wright, 17, of Springfield Boulevard in Cambria Heights and Andrew Ghulam, 16, of 195th Place in Hollis both were charged Thursday night with two counts each of attempted unlawful imprisonment, endangering the welfare of a child, possession of a weapon and harassment.
Police said the first incident took place at about 4 p.m. near the intersection of 111th Avenue and 208th Street in Queens Village.
According to the NYPD, an 11-year-old girl was returning home from school when she noticed that she was being followed by a dark-green SUV. A man in the passenger seat got out whole wearing a black mask and attempted to talk to the girl, who ran away.
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2nd Shift Brewery, located in Cedar Creek's Western Town, is a microbrewery that makes beer the way it should be – full of flavor and aroma. At 2nd Shift, we are so dedicated to brewing high-quality beer that we grow our own hops on-site at Cedar Creek.
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- Art of Neurosis: AON is an IPA that has everything you could want in an IPA – if what you want is a hop sandwich. It's a 7.7% Simcoe and Columbus delight. 67 IBU
- Brew Cocky: Cocky is yet another IPA that we brew. It has loads and loads of Falconers Flight hops that will explode in your face. Can you tell we like hops? 9.5% ABV
- Cat Spit Stout: It's coffeey. It's roastey. It's a stout. Just drink it, it's good. 5% ABV (Released in November)
- El Gato Grande: EGG is another IPA that we concocted. It has more than 3 lbs. per barrel of Columbia, Amarillo and Citra hops – enough said. 7.6% ABV 62 IBU
- Hibiscus Wit: This is our homage to the Belgian wit. Perfect for a hot summer day (or even a freeze-your-butt-off day), we took a witbier and infused it with hibiscus flowers for a unique twist on a Belgian classic.
- Katy: We only make limited quantities all year. It's a Brett beer that gets aged for three months in oak barrels with Brettanomyces Lambicus, a cool yeast that gives this beer a wonderful aroma and flavor. 5.4% ABV
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I was shopping at Lowes today, and saw a couple of different types of sedum lawn -- approx 1 foot squares of sedum that you supposedly just plunk down on the soil surface, water, and they will take root and spread. Does anyone have any experience with this sort of thing here? I'm looking for options to green up my back yard, and was intrigued by these for possibly planting up against an east-facing wall of the house. |
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The room was clean. Certainly not the most "comfort"able place to stay,but not bad. Close to Cabelas.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Would stay somewhere else next time"
It was tolerable but could have been much better. Hotel doesn't have trash cans anywhere in their facility accept for one tiny can in bathroom. Garbage dumpsters in parking lot were filthy every day, with trash sprawled out all over the place in parking lot. Pool ok, but very cloudy and kids had trouble seeing under water even while wearing goggles. […] Grossest thing ever.....I know the bedspreads and blankets never get laundered, but ours had dark stains all over them. The one bed's bottom sheet was so small and kept popping off in the middle of the night. The mattress revealed ugly, gross stains that were visible even from the side of the mattress. Really nasty. Plus, shower curtain was so mildewed that it stunk up the entire room. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Maine Vacation"
The personnel were outstanding , the breakfast was excellent and the staff were courteous and kind and neat with the breakfast upkeep. The location was fine, just a little difficult crossing the highway, but we worked out a system to get to the hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good stay"
Rooms were very clean and comfortable although disappointed with Complimentary breakfast. Was in a very small room clearly not able to accommodate more than a few families at a time. Would also have been nice if they served later than 9 am. But hotel in a very good location, not far from beaches, Portland and Maine mall. Overall a good stayGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good location!"
Overall the hotel was good, the hot breakfast was very good and the staff were always making sure that everything was stocked for breakfast. I must say that the service desk people were not the friendliest though. We had 4 people in our room and they only set up towels for two, both days that we stayed we had to ask for more and go to the front desk […] to get them. The pool was clean but cold and you had to ask for towels at the front desk which were very small. The ice machine was broken on the floor that we were on. The location was the best and I am very glad that we had gotten the price at a very good discount otherwise would have been very dissapointed. We didnn't have a microwave or small refrigerator in our room and one very small trash can in the bathroom. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hotel needs some maintenance"
Website for hotel indicates a relatively new hotel but it already has signs of poor maintenance practices. Toilet paper dispenser fell out of wall when used, shower curtain torn, room dirty in corners, unkept grounds. Will not recommend location or stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good Choice without Downtown Portland Prices"
Clean, beautiful room. Good customer service. Very comfortable. Less than 15 min away from Downtown Portland. Just make sure you book early online prior to a big event weekend. We got the room for about $100 less per night booking over a month early on Hotels.com! Very satisfied!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean and convenient to route."
Was greeted very nicely, and the room was clean and very invitingGenuine Expedia guest review
"Beautiful Hotel, Centrally Located"
My family and I booked this hotel because we could not find any vacancies anywhere else for the last day of our stay in Portland. When we drove in we immediately loved the setting of the hotel, off Route 1, between Portland, the Maine Mall in South Portland and the beaches. The hotel was surrounded on three sides with trees which gave it such a relaxing […] ambiance. Our room was so beautifully decorated, simple but elegant. The windows in our room were just like we have at home so we were able to leave them open at night to let in the fresh air just like we do at home. We often have large sliding doors that have no screens or large windows that do not open so we are left to get our "fresh air" from our often dingy air conditioner, yuck! We will definitely be staying here again, provided that we can get a reasonable rate. We all loved this hotel! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Conveniently located. Nice hotel and rooms"
Nice, clean, comfortable hotel. Fridge in room.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Comfort inn not such a comfort"
As a woman traveling alone I felt unsafe in this hotel. They announced my room number out loud at the front desk, put me in a room right next to the stairwell and the safety latch on my room door was broken. The bathroom had mold growing in the corner of the tub. The elderly front desk woman was very crabby and rude to other guests in the morning because […] she was covering the desk and the breakfast area. Not what I expect in Maine. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel within easy reach of the beach"
A good experience, but getting there is a bit circuitous coming from the south. No access from northbound on US1. Have to go a bit farther north and turn around (perhaps an illegal U-turn?), then head back south. Even approaching from the north, the entrance drive is almost invisible until you pass it. I had to enter the "Exit" drive the first time […] I entered. Other than the access issues, it was a pleasant place to stay. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Hotel out of conditioner. Towels rough and one set per person. Mold on the bottom of the shower curtain. Bottom of refrigerator needed to be cleaned. Room 322. Morning breakfast was like a group of vultures attacking the few items that were out. One peach yogurt. No milk out. Bananas all bruised. Tea water was luke warm. Not enough places to sit. Overall […] a very disappointing experience. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Easy access to points North and South"
Basic hotel room; not horrible, not great. Expected a little more for the price. Carpets need cleaning (especially the elevator), there was mold in the tub, and the soda machines were empty the entire weekend. Little things, but they can add up. Good location for traveling up and down the coast, though.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The pool area was filthy and the breakfast foods were empty at 8 am. We would not stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"a comfortable bed for the night"
this hotel was acceptable, however, the room smelled bad. it smelled of sour towels and had an overall musty smell. they were a little stingy with the towels, which were a little thin, the sheets were clean, the hotel clean, the breakfast adequate at best - rubber eggs. I thought we paid quite a lot for the room. I wouldn't say oh yes, stay here stay […] here, but I also wouldn't tell you it's the worst place to stay. It suited our needs. Darcy, front desk clerk went out of her way to be helpful. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"dirty moldy bathroom shower curtin"
the hotel was not clean. the bathroom shower curtin was covered with black mold. the carpet looked dirty through out the hotel. the staff was ok. some birds got in the trash outside and no one cleaned it up for 2 days. going north on rt 1 you can not enter you must turn around first and can only exit going south. real inconveint.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Too Expensive"
Stayed one night. Had a single king room. Everything was great but the very high price and the breakfest room, that was way too small and crowded. I think we may have been able to find a cheaper place if we had the time to search more. Besides that we had a peaceful night sleep in a comfortable and quiet room.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very convenient location!"
My boyfriend and I planned a last minute mini vacation to Maine. We only stayed over one night but the location of the Comfort Inn Suites was perfect. It was close enough to Portland where he and I spent our first evening and also close enough to Old Orchard Beach where we spent the next day. The hotel was very clean, the front desk employee was very […] nice, and it was a great price. The only thing I may have a complaint about was the scary elevator but I just took the stairs which I don't mind doing ever. Also, the hotel was right off a busy road so it was easy to find and there were plenty of stores and restaurants near by which was very convenient as well. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Need to purchase a vacuum"
The location was nice. The hotel is close to pretty much anything you need and not far from the beach. The hotel hallways and room though were never vaccumed or cleaned up the whole week we where there. There were cracker crumbs all over the hallway that were still there when we left. Seems when they cleaned the rooms they basically just re made the […] beds with the existing linens and never once vaccumed. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean.. Nice place.. But"
We got this place because it was close to everything on rt1. The beach was just down the road. It was very clean. Nice rooms. The only issues I had are. Getting back to the hotel heading north on rt1 was a pain. There is a divider in the road. So you have to go up a ways. Turn around and come back. The pool was small. But we did not stay there for the […] pool. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to sites that we wanted to see or go to"
No issuesGenuine Hotels.com guest review
This is a new hotel in a beautiful locationGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very nice stay wish breakfast was later It would help if staff could point you in directions of places to eat and things to seeGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel, but breakfast area too small"
The room was clean and the staff was nice. The breakfast area was too small for the amount of people and they should replace the food without having to be asked. Pillows were a bit too soft, but the bed was comfortable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Clean and updated"
My kids loved the pool. The breakfast is great too!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very nice hotel"
The room was beautiful, and the complimentary breakfast was very good. The hotel itself was not in an especially attractive location (at Bangor Mall), but that didn't really matter to us.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not Clean!!"
The first two rooms were very dirty, food on the beds, hair and dirt absolutely disgusting. The third room was better but not great would have gone to a different hotel if it had not been so late. Manager was apologetic, but offered no compensation. Continental breakfast was sparse and not quickly replenished. Very disappointed.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Surrounded by Pine Trees!"
Driving off the highway into the parking lot was wonderful. Getting out of the car the smell of a pine forest greeted us. The rooms are simple, clean, and the staff was helpful and kind. This is not a fancy place, but a very comfortable place. For us it was what we needed, the location between Biddeford and Portland was helpful. We would go again.Genuine Expedia guest review
We enjoyed our brief stay at the hotel. It was in a good location for our trip and found that there are plenty of great places to eat within a short drive. The front desk staff was extremely helpful in getting us in our room early so we could change in time for a wedding we were attending. I would definitely stay at this hotel again and would recommend […] it to anyone. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very nice place to stay"
Hotel was very clean, staff was very friendly and helpful. Young lady behind desk was very helpful in finding us a place to have dinner. The free breakfast the next morning was great. Will surely stay here the next time we visit Maine.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice place, horrible hotel"
Shower curtain and toiletries missing the first day, not the best AC, a tad smelly roomGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice for money"
it was a nice place, the elevator was a little scary and the breakfast was not very good, but it was a little cheaper then others in the area and the people were nice.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel close to the sites"
We chose this hotel based on its close proximity to Portland and Old Orchard Beach. The price was right for us as well. We got to the hotel late so not much time to do much but we did manage an hour in the pool which was very nice. The pool is indoors so we expected warmer water than it was but the water wasn't freezing. It was fun to relax after all […] day of driving and walking around! Once upstairs tried watching the NBA finals but took a bit to find it on tv. Because I stayed up late watching the game I overslept the free breakfast they offer so can't comment on it. But we did enjoy our overnight stay and wouldn't have minded another night there! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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A traditional club gets an Italian update in this mouth-watering baked sandwich recipe. Salami and bologna replace turkey for a welcomed twist on a old classic.
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Cut bread diagonally into 12 (1/4-inch-thick) slices; arrange on a baking sheet. Brush slices evenly with Italian dressing, and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
Bake at 375° for 5 to 6 minutes or until lightly toasted.
Spread untoasted sides of bread slices evenly with mayonnaise and mustard. Layer 4 bread slices, mayonnaise side up, with salami, mortadella, and provolone. Top with 4 bread slices, mayonnaise side up; layer with lettuce, tomato, and bacon. Top with remaining 4 bread slices, mayonnaise side down. Cut in half, and secure with wooden picks. Garnish, if desired.
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Like an unpredictable thunderstorm that spawns a tornado, cloud technologies are spinning out mobile applications. But rather than running for cover, federal agencies and their services providers are trying to harness the storm's power.
At a joint gathering for federal agencies, cloud services and mobility companies at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, federal agency IT officials and cloud providers sorted through ideas on how to navigate cloud environments that could be profoundly changed by growing demand for mobile applications and devices.
"We've got to step up for the stakeholders" in developing common pathways for cloud/mobile interaction, said Willie May, associate director for laboratory programs at NIST, said in opening remarks at the March 25 cloud and mobility forum and workshop convened on the agency's sprawling campus near Washington, D.C. He stressed that interoperability among cloud platforms is a critical consideration.
Mays said that while cloud has been a development priority for NIST and federal agencies for years, it is now becoming a force multiplier for emerging mobility and big data capabilities at federal agencies.
Cloud-based platforms can help deliver a growing list of information-based services to agencies' audiences.
As mobile phone and tablet computers increasingly become cloud devices, agencies must think about how to allow them to move across cloud boundaries, said Pamela Wise-Martinez, senior strategic enterprise architect in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Agencies also must consider how to adapt their services to make them mobile-friendly, quick-to-implement and effective, she said.
Being able to enter data once and have that data safely transferable across agency cloud platforms using whatever device a user wants should be the goal for federal agencies, she said.
Federal agencies' primary job in meeting the challenge of joining cloud computing to mobile is figuring out their core competencies and hewing to that mission, providing services to their users that ultimately make life easier. "If your bailiwick is border patrol, that's your core. Why are you worried about H.R. [applications.]?" said Wise-Martinez.
According to Dawn Leaf, deputy information officer for the Department of Labor, agencies for the most part are already using cloud services to handle the basic commodity IT applications.
She said the most commonly used cloud software-as-a-service is for email. The Labor Department migrated nine separate email systems and infrastructure to a single commercial cloud service in the last year or so. Department employees now have 400 times more storage than when they used the agency's system, she said.
Mobile devices, she added, have complicated the picture. "When we stood up the service, everyone wanted to use their mobile devices to access it. You can't script mobility. It's a grass-roots driver."
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I am filled with the wonders of you Your delicate rumblings settling and growing Gaining control over me Perception is valid I'm falling to my knees I receive your permissions fragile like flowers The scent of love lifting my fear The cradle of hope in the house of the lesser Vistas of me loving you Wandering minstrels gifting the simple Drop into my heart like a feather bomb Softly I'm bleeding steady I'm leading A life of simplicity Design me a power that yearns for tomorrow Rising like dust on sunlight Resisting the kingdom of some other legend To fold into each other tonight


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With annual lending to Latin American countries surpassing $8 billion annually, the IDB has significant influence over the region's economies.
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Today we would do well to remember Romero as an example of moral courage in a time of war. But his story is also significant because El Salvador has repeatedly been used by the current Bush administration as a parallel for the situation in Iraq.
Negotiations for the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) failed before they ever began.
Most disturbingly, it is unilaterally waging war against its own Latin American "axis of evil"--the Colombian "narcoterrorists," Cuba's Fidel Castro, and Venezuela's Hugo Chávez--with little if no effort to take into account the concerns of Latin American
Innovative, new solutions to familiar problems, like the promotion of democracy and the war on drugs, are on the agenda of this Latin American alliance.
The potential benefits of trade can be an important engine for economic growth and poverty reduction. However, only when trade is built upon solid institutional foundations are these benefits typically realized.
Bush's misreading of the Cuban Missile Crisis illustrates what is wrong with the current administration's policy toward Iraq.
Despite the IMF's reformist rhetoric about "bailing in" foreign investors and distributing adjustment costs more equitably, there is nothing novel about the new IMF standby credit. It is once again about bailing out banks and bondholders.
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How to gain popularityI've had various people ask me what they can do to get noticed on DA so I'll write a little journal about my experience with various methods of getting your stuff out there.I am not at all claiming to be popular myself, I'm just providing feedback.1. USE GROUPSSeriously people. It's probably one of THE best ways to get exposure.There are so many groups too! You will always be able to find one that is suited to your art.Groups are effective because it gets your artwork exposed to a new batch of watchers (the people who watch the group) besides your own. Try to join groups with lots of members and watchers, as these will give you the most views.A really great group to gain exposure from is :icongetwatchers:2. USE THE THUMBSHARE FORUM AND CHATLots of people go to the thumbshare forum and the thumbchat to find new artists to watch and to share their works. These are great places to meet new people and aquire feedback on your deviatio
1000 Watcher ContestOkay, deadline's been reached and all entries are there.I'm sorry for being late (had things on my mind), but I'll be announcing the results soon. <3 Thank you to all that participated!Check out the Contest Entry folder in my favourites ;DNow, we're not doing a livestream. No.I'm officially hosting a CONTEST.Remember Dream Mist? In part 26, it was said that there was no success in visualising Pokemon's dreams Now, what if you could see? What if you could look into the dreams of the Pokemon?Illustrate or write out your version of a Pokemon's dream!Basically: Think of a dream of a Pokemon within IBAW-Verse. Any team Pokemon and even dead Pokemon are allowed. Written entries are allowed.A list of valid Pokemon: Champ, Pichie, Suchi, Nuria, Boffet, Veera, Naub, Divec Meya, Leon, Jo - but any others are also fine. As long as it's a Pokemon that specifically appeared in IBAW.I actually don't want too much cr


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"Better than I thought it would be"
To be honest, I bought this audiobook because it was wildly popular (aka. made into a pop Hollywood movie) and it was set in the Deep South. To my delight, this book kept me engaged for every chapter. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a good read, regardless of your state of origin, Southern or not!
"game changer"
This book may be one of those that changes the world. Not mere entertainment. Not mere speculation. This could be a game changer.
"Decent story, terrible narration"
Not really. The only reason I kept on with it was because I love cycling.
I wanted to hear the subject matter, the history of the TdF.
OMG my Aunt Helen probably could have done a better job. The narration was the worst part. His affected French and American accents were painful to hear and his British English was so choppy in tempo that it just didn't flow like natural speech.
It inspired me to leave this review as a warning to others.
This could have been a much better audio book with better narration. Really. The next time you want someone to speak English with a genuine French accent, get a Frenchman who speaks English. Please.
"Thought-provoking read for a rational mind"
This book was definitely worth the time to read and I highly recommend it to anyone who has the courage to question the vailidity of religious belief. It highly unpopular to be an atheist, especially in America and the author had to sustain much verbal abuse for stating his beliefs. This book presents rational arguments for the existence of complex life, and morals, in the absence of a divine god as creator and curator. One drawback is that the author does take on a pompous tone and this can be a turnoff to readers. If you can overlook his occasionally grating style, the book has a very good story to tell.
"An interesting read"
Although some might question the morality of a book intended as an instructional manual on seduction, this book was an interesting read. The author speaks through the book as if it the text were a veritable "how-to" manual, however, that is not entirely the case. Reading this book will not transform an ugly duckling into a beautiful swan, however, many of the points are valid and worth consideration. Please read this book, and practice its principles with care. No one enjoys being manipulated, and seduction and manipulation are heavily intertwined, according to the author. Nevertheless, seduction on a benign scale will always be part of human nature. Read this book and learn to flirt - and fulfull - someone's romantic yearnings, but do not intentionally set out to break someone's heart in some petty "conquest".
"A good basic business teamwork primer"
Although the book and its parable are an over-simplified view of the business world, this book is definitely worth reading. The points are salient and relevant in a variety of business settings. I have already recommended it to other colleagues at work and they have also found it to be useful.
"Did not fulfill expectations"
I had purchased this audiobook under recommendation from a colleague because I thought it would be a helpful guide for some leadership training. However, I couldn't finish it because it was not, for me, worth the time to read it. This book might be useful for the new CEO needing to negotiate his relocation package, but for me it did not provide relevant information.
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Since Mr. Gunn had not yet heard about the proposal, we must assume he did not know the plans include 34 separate apartment buildings, with 10 units in each, housing between 600 and 1,000 people. He would also not have seen the study which shows 70 percent of the cars leaving the development will turn north, directly into the intersection of Maple Road/Shaker Road in Longmeadow. Most of these cars will continue west on Maple Road to Longmeadow Street, adding hundreds of cars to this residential neighborhood during commute times. I would like to hear Mr. Gunn's opinion of this project once he has had a chance to review the plans for this inordinately large complex, "by far the largest in the area" according to your article, which will directly impact all residents of Longmeadow's Maple Road, not just the abutters of this large development. I would also like to point out that this proposed development is apartment rental units and bears little resemblance to the small condo developments mentioned in the article. The Enfield Planning and Zoning Commission has not yet approved the required special permit for the Mayfield development. The public hearing for the permit has been continued until their July 11 meeting. Anyone from the public may go to the meeting to express their concerns, or may submit letters to the Commission prior to July 11, if they are unable to attend. I'm all for the improvement of this neglected piece of land. But an over-sized development that exports its traffic problems directly into our neighborhood, is not an improvement to Longmeadow. Elayne Ayan Longmeadow |


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FYI- Our Whole Foods (Los Angeles) has Mary's whole chickens on special today for $.99lb. I'm not sure if this is widespread or local, but it's a great deal! I bought one last week for $2.99lb and it was excellent! Conventional USDA NY Strip Steaks are also on special ($11.99) but not grass fed. |
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One WF near me had NY Strips for $9.99 a lb. a few weeks ago.Still seems like a lot to me. I'd go loo for the chickens but it is just about impossible to park at WF on evenings and weekends. It's nuts. They are going to knock it down and build a bigger one with underground parking. Anyway, thanks for the tip! |
Sorry, I guess it was a local deal. Pam, this time I called in the morning and picked them up in the evening. Two chickens were less than $8. I couldn't miss that! I skipped the red meat, we eat so much less of it than before, and I already have some filet roasts from Costco. |
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I regularly see whole chickens at Sam's Club for .99 per pound. They are usually packaged 3 to a bag. Whole Foods doesn't impress me. |
I rarely eat red meat because I don't like it much and also because it has gotten so expensive. That said, I enjoy the occasional burger. I'm guessing the WF chickens are organic while the Costco rotisserie chickens are injected full of stuff. I couldn't use three chickens at once. That's always a problem for me at BJ's and Costco -- the huge quantities. I buy mostly non-perishable items there. |
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I've never been much of a sale shopper. BUT, recently, with crop destruction and so many suffering with unusual weather, dry, then floods, add a bit of frost, then hot. Issues with pigs, goats, and even green pasture heffers... I watch the grocery fliers. I buy, then search a recipe using something i don't normally have in my rotation. Just smart shopping. Try something different, or adjust the weekly menu. I prefer the better markets like WholeFoods, Fairway, a local mom and pop, as the sales seem planned and not something they need to 'push' being on the shelf too long like the 'managers special' packages. Seasonal produce like asparagus now and artichokes. Last month it was cauliflower... kales, and some chard. Now rhubarb, lol. |
I agree, I don't buy the lowest priced item unless it's a special brought in for a specific period of time. No Perdue or Tyson chickens, I want the least processed stuff. We're lucky, most of the time it's the two of us and I don't have to buy for the family. Almost 8 lbs of air chilled chicken for less than $8 is quite a bargain--that's a lot of dinner and lunches to boot. Pam, I hear you-- DH doesn't love left overs so I "invent" new meals or turn them into salads for lunches. |
I agree, compumom, that's a bargain. Here I can't even get the "injected-full-of-saline-solution-fed-full-of-antibiotics" chickens for 99 cents a pound, usually, and I refuse to buy the mushy/salty things, I have to look for the organic birds. We don't eat a lot of chicken, only because I've got a freezer full of beef, pork and venison, but if I do I usually buy thighs because I like that much better than the dryer and less flavorful (to me) breast meat. Right now I have 15 "chicken nuggets" growing in the "nursery", so they'll be in the freezer in a couple of months. Until then, I'll buy chicken when I need it. Too bad the closest WF is 200 miles away or I'd have snapped up that bargain. Ah well, someday the companies will decide that there is life in Michigan north of Detroit. Annie |
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If it's similar to an Americast tub (sounds like it), you want to be absolutely sure it's set nice and solid so it doesn't flex and creak when folks use it (step into it and test during the install). Not as easy as it would seem. After it's set properly, they perform well. |
As I read more the Americast is making me nervous. Of course that is what my contractor wants to install due to the weight, but since our old tub has not been replaced for 40+ years I think that may be the case here. Tiling around will make it impossible to remove and replace. So the question is how to install it properly. |
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MANGALORE: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat will see a change of guard with elections to post of president and vice-president for the second term of 20-months scheduled for October 3. The first term of 20-months that saw KT Shailaja Bhat and Dhanalaxmi Janardhan from BJP elected president and vice-president respectively ends on October 7. MV Jayanthi, regional commissioner, Mysore will conduct the election.
In a gazette notification on September 14, the state government reserved the post of president for candidate from scheduled tribe and that of vice-president to for candidate from backward class B category. Candidates from Gowda, Bunt, Jain and Christian communities are eligible to contest for the post of vice-president. The ruling BJP with 20-members in the 35-member house has to select from among two of its ST members for the post of president.
They are K Meenakshi Manjuntha, representing Panaje constituency, and K Koragappa Naik from Ujire constituency. Nine members in the BJP are eligible to contest for the post of vice-president. They are Santosh Kumar Rai representing Kurnadu; Ritesh Shetty from Bajpe; Keshava Gowda Bajathur from Uppinangady; Nalini Shetty from Sangabettu; Asha Thimmappa Gowda from Bellare; and Naveen Kumar Melana from Jalsoor.
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Two months ago, when I signed up to attend the National Right to Life Convention (NRLC) in Grapevine, Texas, I could not have known that it would kick off the morning after Wendy Davis' epic filibuster. Two months ago, the media was hailing a legislative session of compromise in Texas, with lawmakers reportedly agreeing to an ostensible truce on the abortion issue, focusing instead on restoring funding to family planning in my state. That was before Gov. Rick Perry pulled a bait-and-switch on progressives who'd had the bad sense to take the Republican Party at its word.
But there I was, in the lesser of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport's two Hyatt hotels, stepping off the elevator with two men in priestly garb, their waists cinched with rope. I arrived a few minutes after registration had closed for the day, but a nice lady took pity on my tardiness and handed me my badge and a thick packet of programming notes and baby-plastered propaganda.
I milled around that evening visiting sparsely supervised vendor booths stocked with t-shirts and DVDs before happening upon a deeply unsettling table full "Umbert the Unborn" cartoons. It seems that "the world's most lovable baby hasn't even been born yet!" Umbert is a "pre-born infant of yet undetermined gender," but of course the poster fetus of the National Catholic Register nevertheless prefers male pronouns; his "mother's womb is his private universe, playground and think-tank from which he can anticipate life and the world that awaits him."
My outlook was perhaps less sunny than Umbert's. Despite Tuesday night's resounding pro-choice victory, during which 500 people chanted Republican Lt. Governor David Dewhurst into cowed frustration in the state Senate chamber, I had no illusions about what came next: a second special session, with abortion legislation at the top of the agenda. I came to NRLC ready to find myself surrounded by fired up right-wingers revved up with the glory of their God.
Instead, I found a few hundred unfailingly polite white people, mostly middle-aged or older, shuffling sedately from conference room to conference room. It was, in a word, jarring. These were the people who would see Texans die behind legislation that would put 800 miles between a pregnant person and an abortion provider?
Sometime that first night, a flyer appeared under my hotel room door. It warned me: "National Right to Life Cannot Be Trusted."
Alright, I'm listening.
Between phrases like "radical homosexual agenda" and "Mitt Romney's assault on liberty," I was able to gather that the NRLC is not nearly right-wing enough for the personhood crowd, who consider Ann Coulter and Billy Graham to be inveterate baby-killers. I did enjoy discovering, after visiting a suggested website, that the authors of this flyer consider Donald Trump to be a "Republican pretender." Common ground in the unlikeliest of places.
The next morning, I found a back-row seat in the morning general session, looking forward to the party that was sure to begin with the arrival of U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), who out-Tea Partied David Dewhurst into a D.C. seat earlier this year. Cruz delivered, but the crowd didn't, giving a surprisingly tepid standing ovation when Cruz called for the abolishment of the IRS.


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