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POC Trabec Race Helmet $179.95
A new approach to protection.
POC makes the Trabec Helmet in two models. This Trabec Race Helmet has a greater proliferation of Aramid netting inside the molded EPS foam core than the standard Trabec. This gives it extra protection. Aside from the color options, this is the only difference between the two. Otherwise, it's designed for mountain bikers or anyone who might want greater coverage over the ears and around the back of the head. The goal was to increase safety without sacrificing comfort and performance.
The Trabec fits more like a skateboard helmet, and this way it envelopes more of your skull. The fit can be custom tailored, and since it offers more coverage, the potential for movement when your head strikes the ground is less than smaller helmets with less coverage. Thinking about the way we wreck on trails, there is a greater chance for a variety of trajectory -- forwards, sideways, even backwards. When you get crazy, crazy things happen. So to protect your brain you need to cover your skull.
POC builds the Trabec Helmet as a single layer system. It has a polycarbonate shell that acts as the first defense against impact energy. It spreads the impact across a greater area so that the EPS liner can further absorb and soften the blow and protect your brain. Inside the foam core is an aramid net. Its purpose is to hold the foam together and resist chunking under massive, high speed impacts (like rebar in concrete). It's designed as a multi-impact system, so the helmet can survive more than just a few connections with the terra firma.
POC punches sixteen large vent holes in the shell, so you'll get plenty of airflow on hot days. An adjustable visor also helps on those sunny days to protect your eyes from glare and bright skies. A size adjustment system at the back allows you to snug it down for a perfect and wiggle free fit.
The POC Trabec Race Helmet is Black/white, Orange/White, and White/orange. It's available in three sizes -- X-Small/Small, Medium/Large, and X-Large/XX-Large. The pads inside are treated with Polygiene. It prevents bacterial growth, is eco-friendly, and is perfectly safe next to your skin. Since the bacteria can't grow on the pads, they'll last longer, require less cleaning, and smell way better.
- 16 large vents for ventilation without compromising protection
- Polycarbonate shell with no seams in high-exposure areas
- Aramid-reinforced EPS core for added durability
- Adjustable visor protects your eyes from rain, sun, mud, and branches
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Size chart
|Head Circumference
|21.7 - 22.8in
(55 - 58cm)
|23.2 - 24.4in
(59 - 62cm)
|Octal, Cerebel
|Head Circumference
|19.7 - 22in
(50 - 56cm)
|21.3 - 23.6in
(54 - 60cm)
|22 - 24.4in
(56 - 62cm)
|Skull Orbic Comp, Skull Orbic X, Skull Comp, Super Skull Comp, Skull X, Skull Light, Receptor Bug, Sinuse, Receptor Bug Comm.
|Head Circumference
|20 - 20.5in
(51 - 52cm)
|20.8 - 21.3in
(53 - 54cm)
|21.5 - 22in
(55 - 56cm)
|22.5 - 22.8in
(57 - 58cm)
|23.3 - 23.5in
(59 - 60cm)
|24 - 24.4in
(61 - 62cm)
|Crane, Fornix, Fornix Backcountry, Skull Light II, Receptor Bug Adjustable, Trabec, Trabec Race, Receptor Flow, Skull Light Women's
|Head Circumference
|20 - 21.3in
(51 - 54cm)
|21.5 - 22.8in
(55 - 58cm)
|23.3 - 24.4in
(59 - 62cm)
|Synapsis, Frontal, Receptor+, Receptor Backcountry
|Head Circumference
|20.9 - 21.3in
(53 - 54cm)
|21.7 - 22in
(55 - 56cm)
|22.4 - 22.8in
(57 - 58cm)
|23.2 - 23.6in
(59 - 60cm)
|Cortex DH
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|20.9 - 21.7in
(53 - 55cm)
|21.7 - 22.4in
(55 - 57cm)
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- How to Measure:
- Measure around your head where your hat would fit comfortably.
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Protecting the brainy bits, and lookin' good doing it.
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POC Trabec Race Helmet in Orange/White
Ryan Hilke
Keeping it cool and covered
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
So far so good. Super comfy. Really like the additional coverage.
Hector Miranda
Good helmet
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is a great helmet fit well just a little warm for the trpic weather but in general I would recommend it!!
Aaron Ostrovsky
I am right on the edge of XS/SM and M/L (54.5 head) - any suggestions on which way to go?
Kyle K
On my experience I'd go with the size up, you can always exchange the item as well if you don't like the fit.
Kyle K
Superior Dome Protection
Provided that protection you need for those tight turns.
Is that Doctor Park?
Kyle K
I wish, This trail is located at Snowbird Utah.
Sweet that is my old stomping grounds! I have lived in central texas for the last 14 years. Awesome trails but i miss the mountains.
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Protect yo Neck
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
What else can I say other than POC is producing some solid dome pieces. Love this helmet took a slammer into atree head first and the helmet with stood the impact, a great helmet that's worth the price. I wear a 7 5/8's in New Era hats I ordered a XL/XXL and it fits me wonderfully
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Great MTB Helmet!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I have a small head and initially got XS/S which was too small. That surprised me since I usually use small for helmets! Returned it for a M/L which fits perfectly. The adjustment system takes a sec to get used to. Overall the build quality is excellent, love the lower coverage. Well vented, nice bright orange to make sure you are visible to other traffic participants.
I would recommend this helmet!
Taylor Steele
Great Protection for Your Dome
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is a great lightweight helmet that offers more protection than a normal bike helmet. Can't beat the safety and quality of a POC product. It is super comfortable to wear with great venting. Great cinch mechanism on the back of the helmet to provide a tight fit. Great helmet with an Enduro look.
Andrew S.
Great helmet
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I wanted more protection and this helmet does the job. I'd suggest you get one if you want to upgrade from a regular bike helmet
Pretty good helmet
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Four stars. Lightweight, but it sits pretty high on your dome; not the coolest looking lid, but that's not why people buy helmets....right? Anyway, I took a hard slam in my Giro Hex a couple years back and cracked it in three places. Upon reading about different helmets I decided on the Trabec Race. So it does sit high, but it is light, the lining is antimicrobial, and after two years of hard riding does not smell even remotely bad.
The adjustment system is a big minus... for me. The Hex had a simple roller that tightened / loosened the frame. The POC has a system that works fine, but really requires both hands - you have to pinch two small tabs on the back which allow you to tighten / loosen the frame. So the downside is that it is very difficult to adjust on the go - you can get used to pinching with one hand, but it's terribly difficult. Also, the frame prevented me from wearing my Tifosi glasses until I tweaked out the fit to where the helmet is sitting a smidge further forward than I would prefer.
BUT I can attest to it's efficacy - I have taken one pretty good head slam and both my melon and my helmet came out unscathed. And that's what it's all about in the end. Can't give it five becausde it is over-priced and the frame adjustment feature is not where I would like it to be, but it is a damn good lid.
Blake Carley
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Great Helmet
Interested in using the Trabec Race...
Interested in using the Trabec Race exclusively for road riding. does the visor come off. would suggest this as a road helmet?
Clint J Stevenson
I suppose you could use it for road but probably not my first choice. It's great protection for mostly aggressive trail mountain biking and enduro events . The visor does come off but it looks a little funky that way. Check out the Lazer Genesis for road.
Simply Awesome
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Historically I'd used 661, Fox, ProTech and other helmets for dirt jumping and more freeride style riding. But I decided to take a chance with paying extra for this POC and I don't think I'll ever go back. I use it 4-5 times a week and never get tired of it. Light, breathable, and secure.
The only word of caution is to check the sizing I got a XL when I'm usually a L. And also the helmet is over sized so I use goggles, I think it would look a little funny with just glasses.
POC Trabec Race Helmet
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The Trabec Race is a wonderfully comfortable fit (on my head) that I place a premium on. Don?t know how it will fit on your head. Good padding in the right places. I like the way the strapping adjusts for a custom fit if you?re willing to take the time to tinker with it. It appears to offer better protection than any of my other helmets (Giro and Bell) as well as the fit. It does not have the sleek lines of most other helmets?sort of blocky looking.
The downside for me is fitting a light to the top is not as easy as with other helmets due to the limited vent holes and the respective spacing, but I have made it work. Another down side is the visor. I would prefer a slightly larger, extended visor and available in black. Minor distraction for me. The upside is the perceived increase in available protection is paramount and that?s why I bought it. It?s not the least expensive helmet, but then my head doesn?t have a value placed on it.
One comment I?ve heard is the reduced ventilation?I ride in Texas summer heat and have not found this to be a significant problem. It seems to flow much better than I anticipated and as such, I have no complaints on venting.
Blake Carley
Great coverage & light
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Great looking helmet with excellent fit and protection.


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Collene Pool, longtime Bishop resident, passed away Aug. 30, 2012. She was 72.
Born Sept. 12, 1939 in Tulare, Calif., the first of three children of the Rev. Malcolm and Gwendolyn Long.
Rev. Long's ministry took the family to Los Angeles where Collene attended El Rancho High School. It was there, while on a blind date, that she met Danny Pool.
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Hospitalized with Rheumatic fever as a child, Collene became interested in medicine. This would lead to her vocation as a nurse, working first at Montebello Hospital near Los Angeles and then for over 40 years in the delivery room of Northern Inyo Hospital. Collene loved her patients and the positive experience of the OB Department. Collene retired only when her ongoing treatment for cancer made her work difficult.
In 1975, Collene obtained her private pilot's license. A harrowing experience on the return leg of her solo flight from Tonopah left her without radio contact; thankfully, clear weather permitted following Highway 6 back to Bishop. The euphoria of being back on the ground did not match that of being in the air. Soon thereafter, Collene was taking the family Cessna to visit friends and relatives outside the Owens Valley.
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Collene is survived by her husband of 54 years, Dan Pool; daughter, Karen Leatham of Bishop; son and daughter-in-law, Keith and Tammy Pool of Duvall, Wash.; and son and daughter-in-law, Jonathan and Laura Pool of San Diego; grandchildren, Shane McNulty and his wife, Sarah, Christina West and her husband, Joey, all of Bishop, Jessica and Lindsay Pool of Duvall, Casey Hanneman and her husband, Dereck, of Duvall, and Carter and Caroline Pool of San Diego; great-grandchildren, Austin, Taylie, Danica and Audriana, all of Bishop, and Kaiden of Duvall; brother and sister-in-law, Garth and Karen Long of Yuba City; and sister and brother-in-law, Gayla and Jim Chambers of Georgetown, Texas.
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THQ will be broken apart and its games sold to at least five different companies, according to a letter sent to employees today from CEO Brian Farrell and president Jason Rubin. Kotaku obtained the letter, which further states THQ is currently presenting its case to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. This is a very sad day for those that have lost their jobs, but it looks like many will be rehired by the companies purchasing the game groups.
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ACT scores are required for applicants who will be under 21 years old at the time of first enrollment and have no transfer credit. Scores are also required for all Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) applicants as well. Please note, Kent State Tuscarawas does not require the optional writing portion of the ACT for traditional or PSEO applicants.
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You won't hear this everyday: The Georgia Bulldogs are down a basketball recruit for 2013-14 after Dusan Langura tore his ACL in a bomb explosion for the Swiss military.
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Phoronix: Canonical's Mir Project Retracts Wayland Criticism
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"different requirement" = nazi-style control and CLA.
so, classical NIH at its finest
Please folks (both Mir and Wayland devs), it doesn't matter that time has been wasted. What matters is that somehow you folks find common ground and work together openly.
It's still dead depressing though.
I guess Ubuntu will likely lose more users with moves like this, but lately, after reading these forums and comments like them, I wonder if that's actually a good thing. The more hate I see against Ubuntu, the less I'm tempted to start distro-hopping again. I sure as hell as don't love everything Canonical does, but they're the only ones I see trying to do better.
Better than... this.
well to be honest there is no technical reason to outcast wayland for mir, in fact im pretty sure wayland fullfil all their requirements and future plans too way more efficiently, so i suspect is a license issue[more than NIH] because they want nvidia/AMD/SOC blobs in their wagon fast, so mir is the faster way[if they ever deliver at all] to develop a server around blobs and not fully native drivers[wayland way].
about their input reason it sounds like bollocks to me, first is a very bad design idea to include input handling inside the main protocol since is way more efficient to pass the required action to the server/protocol and process the input handling outside, for example imagine this cases:
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R1. in case 1 probably either solution is efficient enough since the information comming from any of those devices is quite simplistic but it can be way more interesting if they are processed separately and only send the server what action it should perform, so you dont have to rewrite half wayland/mir core code base to support 1080DPI 10 button uber mouse for mutants with 6 fingers
R2-5. same case, a hypothetical libgesture[and infrastructure] should handle/compare/process what your fingers are doing[touch movement/gesture/multitouch] and the client app should send a request to the server for X operation once libgesture send a positive match on a set of action the app preset to watch[two finger in a line rect if so tell server to show texture A otherwise hide it], now would you really want gesture processing inside the protocol/server definition? what happens if samsung release 6 months later a 10 finger touch screen instead of 5?. Now imagine this mess with something as massive a video processing for gestures in your carl heiss 40 MPixels tablet camera or you phone CPU locking trying to reduce background noise while you tell it to open a browser in rush hour, let me help you!! pure explicit pain.
so being wayland or any other system input should be handled and processed by specific subsystem that specialize in solving this events efficiently and pass to the protocol/server only what it needs to know and this that sense wayland seems the right solution[open to corrections if am wrong] beside i seriously doubt there is anything more efficient at power consumption/performance than wayland


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NORTH HAMPTON — Starting a business brewing artisan rum in an industrial park in North Hampton with little previous experience may sound like a crazy idea. However, Heather Hughes started her own microdistillery, Sea Hagg Distillery, in North Hampton a little over six months ago and business is still going strong.
The microdistillery received a $1,000 gift card to Sam's Club and Hughes will embark on all-expenses-paid trip to a SCORE conference in Dallas at the end of January, where two winners from each state and the District of Columbia will attend workshops about growing their business.
Fortunately, Hughes had some money saved up and was able to quit her job to plan and start Sea Hagg Distillery full time. She hired consultants to be a sounding board for her ideas, as she comes from a pre-med background. It was helpful Vars was a business major. They moved into their 135 Lafayette Road location in February last year, received their license in April and opened on July 4.
"It's our independence day!" Vars jokes.
Hughes and Vars, who also are often helped by friends and family, use blackstrap molasses from a small co-op in Louisiana, which they ferment in repurposed dairy tanks for 36 hours and then distill in a copper alembic still custom-made in Portugal.
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Sea Hagg currently offers amber, white, blueberry and peach rum. Hughes and Vars experiment with eau de vies, brandy, and future seasonal flavors in the large room behind their homey storefront, which is decorated with paintings by Exeter artist Rose Bryant.
"We want to have something fun and new every couple months, which gives us a lot of room for creativity," Hughes said.
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Vars, an apple connoisseur, spent a while searching for local varieties of heirloom apples to use. However, microdistilleries don't need perfectly healthy apples to make their product.
"The apples we use are damaged and dropped, so it's a real income opportunity for the farmers and orchards," he said.
By next year, they hope to have all their barrels made in New Hampshire, but it just isn't possible to buy some items locally at this time.
"I'd love to do 100 percent local, but within reason," Hughes said. "There's a limit on what I can get — I can't get glass bottles made in New Hampshire and though our shirts are screen-printed locally, the garment itself is made in China."
The hardest part of running a microdistillery is all the paperwork for the state and the Alcohol Tax and Trade Bureau, according to Hughes. She says a lot of rules stemming from prohibition make it hard to do business in the state, especially in an industry dominated by "the big boys." However, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission has been supportive.
A fifth of rum goes for $28, but business is booming in the small shop and the peach and amber rum are currently for sale in state liquor stores. Sea Hagg is working with a few restaurants to make way for distribution, but really cannot support the huge volume needed for that endeavor — not yet, at least.
According to Hughes, many people come in the shop both to taste, buy, as well as tour the place. Many express an interest either in learning more or offer their own advice.
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ANTS Student E-News - Friday, August 29th, 2008
- Registrar Updates:
- Add/Drop and Late Fall Registration Continues through September
- List of Closed Courses: *** Check This Daily ***
- Cancellation of Writing Tutorial
- Orientation and Fellowship News:
- Orientation Volunteers Needed!!
- Fellowship Fair in the Upper Noyes
- SA is looking for information from the Fellowship Leaders
- International Study Buddy & Hospitality Program *** New ***
- Bookstore Hours *** Updated ***
- Bookstore Launching Used Textbook Buy-Back and Resale!!!
- Library Updates Access to Databases
- Library Hours *** New ***
- Major Database Upgrade on Sept 12-15; some Connect areas affected ***
New ***
Business Office:
- Q&A on Student Health Insurance (Sept. 16th) *** New ***
- Board Plan Rates for 2008-2009 *** New ***
- Student Health Insurance: Booklets Now Available in Business Office
- 2007-08 Student Health Insurance Claims
Other News and Opportunities:
- The Future of Jewish-Muslim Relations: A Dialogue (Wed., Sept. 3rd)
- A Celebration of the Life of Edie Howe (Sept. 14th) *** New ***
- News from Ann Aaberg (Sept. 21st)
- Irvin Morgan is getting Ordained (Sept. 21st)
- Summer Art Night
Registrar Updates:
- Add/Drop and Late Fall Registration Continues through September 20th
- The following courses are closed as of 27-Aug-08
CMFE620: Integrative Seminar
CMPR609: Preaching in the Congregation: An Intro. to the Pastoral
Pract. of Preaching
CMPR625: Holistic Preaching
CMPR730: The Jazz of Preaching
OLDT509: One Love: Intro. to the Hebrew Bible I, Torah and Former
P3NEWT772: Paul as Pastoral Strategist Practitioner Program
P3OLDT509: One Love: Intro to Hebrew Bib. I The Torah & Former Prophets
Practitioner Program
P3PSYP611: Practices of Care in Congregations Practitioner Program
PSYF762: [PSYF/CHRS/FHSP 762/862] Spiritual Practices for Healing and
PSYP611: Practices of Care in Congregations
THEO611: Systematic Theology I
If you were hoping to take one of these classes, please contact Nayda
at email@example.com as there may be an wait list option for the
Cancellation of Writing Tutorial
Owing to budget restraints, it has been necessary to cancel the Writing
Tutorial ably staffed by Dr. Helen Snively. We know that this will
cause a hardship for some students, and we will look for ways to lessen
that hardship. This year has brought a share of budget challenges, and
this decision represents one response to this difficult situation.
Dean Bill Herzog II
Orientation Volunteers Needed!!
The beginning of the school year is approaching and we are all busy
planning our schedules. Many new students getting ready to enter Andover
Newton for the first time, and we need your help in making their
orientation welcoming, informative and encouraging. If you are able to
join us for part of the weekend (see details below), we hope to have a
solid presence of returning students to welcome our new colleagues into
our community. As a volunteer you are invited to join us for breakfast
and lunch. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com if you're interested
and please include when you're available!
Also, ALL students and families are invited to the all-campus dinners
on Friday 6pm and Saturday 4:30.
When: Friday, September 5th and Saturday, September 6th, various times
What: (check times and activities)
*Hospitality Center (being present in the student lounge, answering
questions or simply inviting them to rest)
Friday 8:30-6, especially 2-2:30 during break
Saturday 8:30-2:15, especially 8:30-9am, 11-11:15am
*Tour Guides (Friday, 8:30am)
*Discussion Leader: Seminary Life as a Commuter (Saturday, 10am)
*Discussion Leader: Being a seminarian and a parent!!! (Saturday,
*Discussion Leader: Being the spouse/partner of a seminarian(Saturday
*Discussion Leader: Being a Young Adult Seminarian (Saturday 10am)
*Discussion Leader: Starting a Second Career (Saturday 10am)
*Q&A with Students and Dean (Saturday 11:15)
*Lead a walk around Crystal Lake or Webster Reservation (Saturday
Fellowship Fair in the Upper Noyes
Attention Fellowship Groups:
This year at Orientation we are hoping to have a "permanent" Fellowship
Fair in the Upper Noyes throughout the weekend. We invite you to create
a flyer, poster board, or other presentation, along with a sign-up sheet
to be on display to the incoming students. You may bring these to Upper
Noyes anytime the week of September 2nd.
There will be a Fellowship Fair on the Tuesday and Wednesday of the
second week of classes during the lunch period. Please mark your
calendars and look for further information to come.
We are also looking for fellowship groups to sponsor gatherings during
orientation, including an event such as a movie night Thursday and
Friday, and a block of time hosting the "hospitality" suite in Upper
Noyes from 8:30-6 pm on Friday and 8:30-4:30 on Saturday. Fellowships
are also encouraged to be present throughout the weekend in other ways,
including joining the all-campus dinners.
Please email Morgan at firstname.lastname@example.com to let us know when and
how you can participate.
SA is looking for information from the Fellowship Leaders
Hello Fellow Fellowship leaders,
We are updating the Student Association records of every fellowship.
Please provide to us, if possible, a list of your leadership from the
last school year (2007-2008) and the upcoming one (2008-2009). As you
are aware, Student Association approves budgets for all the fellowships.
We would like you to provide for us your budget for the upcoming year,
as well as any events and meetings planned.
Also, we need some help with orientation, which is September 5th and
6th. As a volunteer you are an integral part of our welcoming
environment during orientation. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
if you're interested and please include when you're available!
Thank you for your time and willingness to work with us this school
Jeremiah Rood (SA VP) and Rasheed Townes (SA Treasurer)
International Study Buddy & Hospitality Program *** New ***
The Dean of Students' Students Services Team would like to invite you
to participate in a new opportunity on campus. We are looking for
returning students, international and non-international., with relevant
experience or a willingness to help, to act as BUDDIES. Our goal is to
help incoming international students adjust to their new environment on
the Andover Newton campus. We would also like to extend the opportunity
to make new friends and/or learn about other cultures, and foremost to
strengthen a sense of community. This year we have four
international/exchange students coming to Andover Newton from Korea,
India, Germany and South Africa!
As a buddy, you are invited to attend various social events:
*1 hour orientation session, September 6th
*Luncheon September 15th
*Community Day, Tuesday September 23rd
*Monthly lunch gatherings
*Monthly international film nights and pot lucks
*Multicultural Festival, Friday, January 30th, 5-9 in Peck Room
If you are interested in being a buddy, contact Aga Cram at
In your e-mail, please answer the following questions:
Last Name:
First Name:
E-mail address:
Year in School:
Field of Study:
Please summarize some interests of yours outside of school, such as
music preference, personality, etc. In addition, please summarize the
reasons for your interest in this program. This is just to help make
the matching better for you and the international students!
We appreciate your consideration of this invitation,
Nancy Nienhuis, Dean of Students
Brita Gill-Austern, Faculty Liaison to International Students
Aga Cram, International Student Liaison
Ming-Wei Tsai, International Student
Bookstore Hours *** Updated ***
Hours from Monday, July 28 through August 29:
8:30-4:30 Mon.-Thurs.
8:30-1:00 Friday
The Bookstore will be closed on Friday, August 29 and reopen on
Tuesday, Sept. 2. at 8:30 am. Note the extended hours during new
student orientation: Friday, Sept. 5, 8:30 - 6 pm and Saturday, Sept. 6,
8:30 - 4 pm.
Bookstore Launching Used Textbook Buy-Back and Resale!!!
In an effort to help students lower the costs of their textbooks,
Andover Newton Bookstore will buy-back select texts now through
September 12 (the end of the first week of classes). The list covers
selected texts from several courses being taught this fall semester so
you will have an opportunity to reduce your expenses for the fall.
When you sell your books back to the Bookstore, you will receive a
store credit which can be used for any store purchase, whether books or
non-book items. The used books will be available for purchase as soon
as possible after the buy-back.
Look for the list on campus and dorm bulletin boards, CONNECT (within
the next day or two), or email email@example.com for a copy.
Please note our new store hours beginning Sept. 2: We will open each
morning at 8:30 am if you need a quick stop before you go to 9 am
classes. We will close at 5:30 Mon-Thurs, at 4 pm on Fridays.
In addition we will be open extended hours during Student Orientation:
Friday Sept. 5, 8:30 am-6:00 pm
Saturday Sept. 6, 8:30 am-4:00 pm
Stop in during those two days to beat the rush the first week of
Library Updates Access to Databases
Over the summer we have been working on enhancements to your online
library experience. Now we have one-stop authentication for remote
access to all databases. You login just one time--no more different
passwords for different databases. Call Library Circulation Desk for
password information: 617 964-1100 ext. 251. Use of all database
products is limited to students and faculty because of license
On August 1 we will add a Biblical studies and worship resource,
iPreach. iPreach provides full text of several commentaries, including
New Interpreter's Bible. There are also lectionary commentaries,
theological dictionaries, and sermon aids. A trial version of iPreach is
available on the Library web site now.
Beginning with the fall semester many reserve readings will be
available as pdf files in Connect course sites, when fair use guidelines
of the copyright law permit.
In light of these additional full text resources, beginning August 1
all campus student printing will be centralized at the computer lab in
Stoddard Hall.
Library Hours *** New ***
Library hours August 30-September 7:
Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday closed
The Library will be closed Labor Day, September 1.
The academic session schedule begins Monday, September 8:
Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Major Database Upgrade on Sept 12-15; some Connect areas affected ***
New ***
The school database will be undergoing a major upgrade over the weekend
of Sept 12-15. The goal is to have everything up and running on Monday
morning, Sept. 15, but we are scheduling an extra day of down time to
ensure a smooth upgrade.
Other than occasional down times, the following areas in Connect should
NOT be affected:
- Academics Tab
- Field Education Tab
- Campus Life Tab
- My Pages Tab
The following areas WILL be affected:
- Student Tab
- Course E-mail or Roster access
Please plan your work accordingly.
Emily Leavitt
Interim Manager of IT
Systems Analyst & Database Support
Q&A on Student Health Insurance (Sept. 16th) *** New ***
On Tuesday, September 16, from Noon-1:30 p.m., Mr. Scott Collins will
be available to give a general overview of the student health insurance
plan and answer any questions you may have. Mr. Collins is a Sr.
Account Executive with Harvard Pilgrim Health Care. This conversation
will occur in Upper Noyes in the Student Center. Please feel free to
bring your lunch.
Nancy Nienhuis
Dean of Students and Community Life
Board Plan Rates for 2008-2009 *** New ***
Board Plan rates for the 2008-09 academic year were announced as
subject to change, and have now been revised to reflect an increase of
5%. The new rates now in effect are as follows:
1 Meal Plan $127 per semester (up from $121)
3 Meal Plan $367 per semester (up from $349)
Full Meal Plan $759 per semester (up from $723)
If you have already been billed for the previous amount, the increase
will appear as an additional charge to your student account.
Student Health Insurance: Booklets Now Available in Business Office
All Registered Students taking 9 or more credit hours are automatically
enrolled in the School Plan.
Massachusetts state law now requires all students not enrolling in the
student health insurance plan must bring physical proof of insurance to
the business office.
The premiums for the Student Health Insurance 2008-09 policy year (Sept
1 to Aug 31) are:
Student: $ 944.
Spouse: $3752.
Each Child $1878.
Starting this year, students enrolled in the plan may elect to cover a
domestic partner at the spousal rate. The web site for the insurance
carrier, United Health Care Student Resources, is www.uhcsr.com
Student Health Insurance Plan booklets are now available in the
Business Office. These booklets explain in detail what and who is
covered ANTS' Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan for the
Academic Year 2008-09, and how much it will cost to participate.
Included are the forms you will need if you decide to include your
spouse, domestic partner, or dependent children in the plan.
Student registered for 9 or more credits for the upcoming Fall Term
will be automatically enrolled in the Plan. If you have other medical
insurance and want to waive this automatic participation, you must
provide proof of this insurance (your insurance card will do) to the
Business Office,even if you did so last year. Your proof must be
renewed every year in the fall before the end of the Add-Drop Period.
2007-08 Student Health Insurance Claims
A number of students who participated in ANTS Student Health Insurance
Plan for the 2007-08 academic year have recently had their insurance
claims denied by United Health Care Student Resources (uhcsr), the Plan
Administrator, which has asked students to submit proof of their
enrolled status at ANTS in order to process claims. The Claims
Department at uhcsr informs us that these student status verification
letters were sent out in error; they are no longer sending the letters
out to ANTS students and are releasing and/or reprocessing any claims
that were pended for a response to them. If you receive or have
received one of these letters, you do not need to respond to it;
however, you may call Peter Gibson in the Business Office (617 964 1100
x218) if you would like him to contact uhcsr to make sure that your
claim is processed correctly.
The Future of Jewish-Muslim Relations: A Dialogue (Wed., Sept. 3rd)
Dr. Eboo Patel and Rabbi Or Rose
Moderated by Dr. Jennifer Peace
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Hebrew College
Berenson Hall
7:30 p.m.
$10 general admission; $5 students
Please register online by copying and pasting the following link:
Why have relations between Jews and Muslims been so complicated over
the centuries? What lessons might we learn from our shared history? How
might we forge a new path together, engaging in honest, respectful, and
mutually enriching ventures? Join us for an exciting evening as two
leading young religious leaders discuss the challenges and opportunities
for interreligious cooperation among Jews and Muslims in the
contemporary world.
Hosted jointly by Hebrew College and Andover Newton Theological School,
in partnership with Brandeis University Interfaith Leadership
Development Program and Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries.
A Celebration of the Life of Edie Howe
Join family and friends from Andover Newton, Hebrew College, the
Daughters of Abraham, and First Church in Cambridge in giving thanks for
the life of ANTS M. Div. student and interfaith champion, Edith Crary
Howe, who died peacefully at her home in Cambridge, MA, on July 6, 2008.
The celebration will be held in the Wilson Chapel at 4 p.m. on Sunday,
September 14, followed by a reception hosted by Edie's family. All are
News from Ann Aaberg
I am pleased to share some good news from Ann Aaberg. She has
accepted a call to be the Pastor at Mystic Congregational Church in
Mystic, CT, beginning in mid-October. Her ordination will take place at
her home church, North Community Church UCC in Marshfield Hills, MA on
Sunday, September 21 at 3:00 PM. Let's keep Ann in our thoughts and
prayers as she moves into this next stage of her ministry. If you would
like to send Ann words of support and congratulations her email address
is: email@example.com.
Nancy Nienhuis
Dean of Students and Community Life
Irvin Morgan is getting Ordained (Sept. 21st)
Irvin Morgan is getting ordained into the American Baptist Churches on
September 21, 2008 at 3:00pm.
Myrtle Baptist Church
21 Curve Street
West Newton, MA
All are welcome to attend.
Congratulations Irv!
Summer Art Night
Art Night continues all summer! 7-10pm, Thursdays, in the lower studio
of the Meetinghouse. You don't even need to consider yourself an artist,
just come and play. The studio is a cool place (in both senses of the
word)! Free will donation to buy supplies.
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Hello, Biosam182 here along with Newbee and Rex. My brother, Ramzaroo-7's Birthday is coming up :D :D :D. As you can see in the photos, some of my minifigures are throwing a party (Most of them are …
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Jeremy "Slick" Pegg was with his family when droids came and defeated everyone except him.He then got super angry and decided to become a Bounty Hunter.Weapons: Freeze gun,dagger,and dynamite.
This is my tree fort sorry I haven't posted anything for a while plz comment and like see second page for more things on trees.
This is my custom AT-RT I made because the Lego one was WAY! too big. I think it is pretty cool, and you can look for it's appearance in a Umbara MOC I will upload soon
Is it a good base for the Dark side? Like if you like the dark side
Luke,Mace,Yoda,and R2-D3 try to rescue Obi-Wan.Obi-Wan distracts the wolf from eating him by giving him money to chew.Luke fights Kalos in a duel while Mace shoots Captain Longhorn to bits.A droid be …
This is a custom home for mandalorians.
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Basic ship with special light sabers for padawans.
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General grievous is attacking a clone base please comment
this is my stormtrooper with a blastsheild Inspired by Captainrex917.
School with my stormtrooper as the teacher.
A ship i made with my friend, it was supposed to be for empire use, but they stole it from them.
My stormtrooper thought it would be a good idea to climb a tree, but once he got to the top he slipped and fell.
the ranks are (from lowest to greatest) acolyte, adept, lord, dark lord, Sith Lord, Elite lord, elite dark lord, Elite Sith Lord, and Emperor
I Took it apart and built it again
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I took it apart
I build this out of random pieces
This is a vehicle used by the Coruscant police when the planet was still developing its community.
hey this is my new phase 501 custom sorry I have not been posting lately i have been really busy
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Dover survives: Wotton responds to thwart Central scare
Friday, December 21, 2012
DOVER — You can't help the team when you're on the bench.
"She came out and didn't dwell on (the foul trouble) in the second half," Casey said. "I thought she came out with some fire in the second half. We needed everything that she did. She rebounded well at both ends of the floor. Her presence was definitely felt."
Central made it 38-37 on a layup by Mary Soares, then got the ball back with a chance to take a late lead or maybe even win the game.
As the Little Green looked for an open shot, Dover guard Abby Tilton came up with a steal, forcing Central to foul.
The Green Wave missed the front end of a one-and-one situation with 7.6 seconds to play, but on the Little Green's ensuing possession, Vincent's 3-point attempt fell short at the buzzer.
"I liked the energy at the start of the second half," Casey said. "I felt like we created a couple turnovers in the backcourt and attacked the basket, but we couldn't sustain it."
Dover improved to 3-2 in Division I going into the holiday break with its second win in three days while Central fell to 0-4.
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Has anyone seen these type of pegs before (see pic)
I was talking to a Sth African man, who was using them on his Camper trailer.
Supposedly these eliminate the need to use springs on you ropes.
I believe they are made from spring steel.
They get hammered into the ground so that the leg with the "eye" in laying flat on top of the ground.
When the wind blows, the section along the ground lifts up and acts like a dampener.
does this make sense?
Anyways i couldn't find a link, The man was thinking of importing them.


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= Diablo III launch support
Phoronix: Wine 1.5.4 Brings OpenGL For The DIB
It's time for another bi-weekly Wine development snapshot. The latest release arriving on Friday, Wine 1.5.4, offers up a few interesting features...
"A negotiate authentication provider."
= Diablo III launch support
Perhaps that's why I've got sound issues in Assassin's Creed (Gog version) then? I had to lower the number of audio voices to 16 (default is 48) and I still hear jitter occasionally when there's a lot going on in the game. I'm sure it will work nicely once it's perfected though.- A new DirectSound re-sampler.
I'm now satisfied for being able to pump 48KHz and 22KHz sampled sound with good quality.
As an alternative, maybe companies could just take a current version of wine, highly modify it to only run nothing but the game/application itself, and then they've got their "linux native" release without spending much time or effort. I know this too might not be a preferable method, but maybe the companies don't want their programs running in wine, but they do want linux support.
And btw I think that for Blizzard its easyer to release their already built clients than make a wine version for their games.
Is there ever going to a PulseAudio plugin again? (maybe...?)
I'm seriously considering taking the issue into my own hands. The only problem is I know very little about Wine's code and Windows programming in general. I just wonder if I could scrape something together using the ALSA driver as a template.


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(CNN) — Upon being identified as potential bone marrow or blood stem cell donors, many people choose not to participate. As result, patients with blood cancers go without life-saving treatments.
About 40% of whites and 60% of nonwhites opt out of donating when contacted for confirmatory testing by blood sample, according to data from the National Marrow Donor Program and Be The Match. Why? That's the question researchers attempted to answer in a recent study.
"The most consistent factor associated with opting-out of the registry across all race/ethnic groups was ambivalence about donation - doubts and worries, feeling unsure about donation, wishing someone else would donate in one's place," writes Galen Switzer, a professor of medicine and psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh, in the study, published in December in the journal Blood.
"We wanted to know what might explain the higher rates at which ethnic minorities opt out of the registry when they're contacted as a potential match," says Switzer, the lead study author.
"Some of the ethnic groups had less trust that the stem cells that were collected would be allocated equitably. Members of ethnic minorities groups were also more likely to have been discouraged by someone else from donating."
For example, in phone interviews, minorities were more likely to disagree with the statement: "Stem cells go to the person who needs them most regardless of their race."
To increase would-be donor participation among all groups, the study authors suggest screening potential donors for "ambivalence", and then addressing more of the ambivalent donors' concerns head-on before they opt out unnecessarily.
"The ultimate goal in mitigating doubts and worries about donating," says Switzer, "is to ensure that potential donors are fully educated, confident, and most importantly, comfortable with their decision, no matter what choice they make."


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October recipe is
MEXICAN LASAGNA(Easy and delicious!)Click here
September recipe is
CHICKEN BROCCOLI CASSEROLE(So easy and so good!)Click here
August recipe is
SHRIMP CHOWDER(Family Pleaser!)Click here
July recipe is
GRILLED FLANK STEAK(So tender!)Click here
June recipe is
OVERNIGHT SALAD(Make Ahead!)Click here
May recipe is
MARINATED STRAWBERRIES(You can't taste the black pepper!)Click here
April recipe is
TUNA CASSEROLE(Mmm!)Click here
March recipe is
BEEF TACOS(The best!)Click here
February recipe is
YUMMY SQUARES(Family pleaser!)Click here
January recipe is
EASY CHICKEN BAKE(Family pleaser!)
Click here
December recipe is
BUFFALO CHICKEN DIP(Crowd pleaser!)Click here
November recipe is
CHINESE CASSEROLE(a good side dish!)


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Spizaetus (Butcherblock Mountains)
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Item submitted by Onoos on 2011-09-06 20:02:17
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