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YEAH!!! Man, Blind Guardian would be perfect for Blizzcon. They could just play "I'm Alive" a bunch of times, and I'd be happy.
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Kill la kill is a fantastic show, but it doesn't really show its hand until the latter half.
I feel like Madoka Magica would be perfect for Dan. It is short, well written, has beautiful visuals, and has a really dark story.
Attack on titan is also really fantastic for newcomers because its story is good, and it's visually appealing
I miss that basement....
Of course, I am fine with the CBSi transition and all of that - after all, we've seen some amazing stuff come out of that place. With that being said, I miss all the hijinks of the old Unprofessional Fridays with Tested and Comic Vine (even if others didn't like it). Having Will, Norm, Sara, Tony, Dave, and all of the crew around in the random office videos... Hell... We haven't seen someone eat a nearly exploding can of fish in years.
It was a magical time. I'm glad we can remember at least part of it in these cards =)
@bassman2112: I'm sorry, but man your taste is just wrong. Anybody that puts SAO and Elfen Lied above FLCL and NGE is just wrong.
That's the cool thing about subjective opinions man, there is no reason for them to be "wrong." This is why people say anime is for jerks, when you make binary statements like that. Here, just to appease your propensity for internet arguments, here is my reasoning:
NGE was bad. Shinji was a horrible character who did nothing but whine for 24 episodes and a movie. Rei was lame. Asuka was cool. The dad gave Shinji a job, and hooked him up with a rad roommate, and shinji just cried 24/7. It was a boring, frustrating show to watch and I think it was utter shit.
FLCL was worthless. Everyone I talked to hyped it up as the greatest thing ever, but it was unwatchable. A kid that spawns robots from the dicks that grow out of his head? Pretty deep, man. Like I said, The Pillows' music is great, the style is good, but there is zero substance. No story. Nothing.
Elfen Lied has issues, yeah; but I still enjoyed it a ton. The Manga made watching the anime far more enjoyable for me, because it continues the story in a significant way. Like I said about SAO, it was enjoyable 3/5 - not great, but I didn't hate my time with it. I at least felt like both of those shows weren't a waste of my time like NGE and FLCL.
So basically you missed the entire point of two really good shows because they weren't up in your face enough? Your NGE and FLCL argument is the equivalent of someone saying 2001: A Space Odyssey is a terrible movie because "It's boring". You literally missed the entire point of NGE if you thought Shinji was a horrible character who did nothing, but whine and that Asuka was cool. I'm not saying you can't like what you want to like, but still you're just saying wrong things here.
This is the last message I'm going to type regarding this, because I find internet arguments absolutely pointless. I maintain, these kinds of arguments are what make people hate the anime community - Think about how people who don't care about this stuff perceive messages like these.
Yeah I get it. There is mental and psychological torment at play, there is undertones of mental illness in almost all of the characters, and it's trying to be deep with its realistic portrayal of mental illness. I think it was executed very poorly, and in the end was laughable rather than insightful. Also, you're putting words in my mouth, I never said it "wasn't in my face enough." It was far from subtle with all of what it tried to accomplish, and though it was probably astonishing for its time, for a first-time viewer years later it is mediocre at best. There are other series' which handle the same subjects better. Lastly, Asuka was a way better character than Shinji, no question. Her depression making her act out and be flamboyant was more interesting than anything else going on in that series.
Also, just for you I finished FLCL.
Still think it's trash. Eyebrow guy was kind of okay, and that one gunfight scene with all those agents wasn't bad; but I have no desire to ever see it again.
I think I may be one of the few people who just didn't like FLCL.
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Anyway, if you think you would like the guy that has the chair next to her...make an appointment with him. She doesn't seem to have much regard for your feelings so why care? That's what I'd do.
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October 5, 2014
David Cameron in his speech to the UN in September described how ordinary members of the public who look at alternative news and conspiracy websites will be treated in exactly the same way as ISIS. Killed by the SAS!
So how do you turn ordinary people of your own country into a serious terrorist threat "hellbent on the destruction of democracy". It's easy and yes the global manipulators have done it before, fact!
Remember CND? (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament) During the nineteen eighties the Governments were so concerned about the affect CND were having on the general population regarding nuclear weapons disarmament that the Governments decided that something had to be done to change public opinion. They needed to create the perception that CND was a violent terrorist organisation, stop the protests and to stop middle class people from joining CND and this is how they did it.
What is CND? If you go to the website this how CND describes itself. "CND campaigns non-violently to rid the world of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction and to create genuine security for future generations. CND opposes all nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction: their development, manufacture, testing, deployment and use or threatened use by any country." CND put on protests and attempts to lobby government on CND issues. So SIS (Secret Intelligence Service) decided that in order to achieve its aims it needed to demonstrate exactly what happens when peaceful protests go bad. The problem is that unless you manipulate the situation, peaceful protests don't go bad... that's the point, they're peaceful.
So enter stage right the CIA works in conjunction with the Mossad, FBI, NSA, etc, etc, they all work hand in hand. The CIA proposed that they should take advantage of the Iranian hostage crisis and tensions between Iran and the West. They used MI6, MI5 and Scotland Yard intelligence to craft a plan that would not only see the end of a serious threat from the CND movment but would also advertise the creation of the UK's very own 'death squad' the rebranded SAS (Special Air Service.)
So they firstly began to focus on the Iranian Hostage Crisis and pumped out stories via the media to get the public's attention. Meanwhile, in London MI6 and MI5 had formed a protest group and was peacefully protesting outside of the Iranian embassy. During this time the SAS were training six men who were MI6 operatives for a live drill which would take place in the Iranian embassy. A hostage training exercise involving all the emergency services and media. This is apparently a common drill, however the MI6 agents who were to play the terrorists had no idea they would end up being killed on that fateful day. However, that is exactly what they had signed up for when they joined the military. Nobody says in the military how you will give your life for your country. You assume it might be on a battlefield, heroically. The battle field is everywhere now so you can be used in all sorts of ways.
The organised intelligence service protests outside of the Iranian embassy became more and more violent and extreme as planned. Don't forget that the BBC is also a branch of the intelligence community, all they do is pump out the government message in the news, in entertainment, education, even the natural history unit is desperate to convince everyone that Darwin's theory of evolution is correct. Remember, the truth never needs to be argued for.


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Ive got lots of tubers of bishops children, grown from seed last year.
Lots of annuals can make an impression.
Cosmos, cornflowers, larkspur,cleome, godetia, nicotiana.
Summer flowering bulbs such as lilies and dahlias add interest.
Do you have a particular colour scheme in mind?
Hellebore seedlings don't need heat. Most of those will be ok in a cold frame outside.
If no cold frame, up against a sheltering wall.
Football, huh.
At my old house, i had a corner plot with a large triangular rear garden. I came home from work early one day, to find bikes in my parking space and noise coming from around the back. The local kids were using my lawn as a football pitch.
I swiftly fitted a padlock to the gate for the back garden.
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It was trying hard with snow, yesterday at work, but pretty much melting as it landed. I will find out when I hit the A6
Last night I ordered some glen fyne razzers as well as a black one, and an orange one. The glen fyne is summer fruiting and supposed to have the best taste. We should have enough for us in a couple of years time. I have a big freezer.
The main problem I see, is lack of light ,and the seedlings becoming etiolated, weak and lanky.
I have had the triple offer. The plain yellow ones go from strength to strength, 6 ft tall and stems like broomsticks. The red ones do not seem as strong. The striped one has faded away. I have ordered some of the double ones for this year. My garden needs big punctuation points, the little ones get lost. Everybody commented on the amount of perfume they pump out.
Back down to earth with a bump. A section of spring has fallen off my car. I cant get it in to the garage until Tuesday, and I've got four 50 mile round trips to do before then.
When I was little, I used to watch the holiday programmes about foreign lands and get wanderlust. My dad used to say that exotic places weren't for the likes of us. When my other half had a heart attack, out of the blue at the age of 40, we changed our perspective on life. We have no kids, so now we spend what we can, having a good holiday. When the weather is good, a week in a caravan in cornwall can be magical. In fact, when the weather is good, a week in the garden can be brilliant.
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Comparing geothermal to ultra high efficiency conventional
I'm going through the exercise of comparing geothermal to conventional. Here are the details:
Location: Northern Virginia
Propane rate: $2.55/gallon
Electric rate: $.115 per kilowatt hour
Geothermal: After rebates/tax credits, the geothermal system is about $23,000 installed for two WaterFurnace 3 ton two-stage units with electric auxiliary heaters. One unit includes a desuperheater to help with hot water.
Conventional: The conventional units are Carrier Infinity 20 Seer heat pumps with a 95% efficiency propane furnace for auxiliary heat. Installed price after rebates is about $17,000.
To my amazement, there's no place online where I can compare the payback of these two systems. Conventional wisdom suggests the geothermal system is the way to go. But my HVAC guy is saying the conventional system will be just as efficient for $6K less. Thoughts?
At that price, I'd probably do geo. The big advantage is that you system will last longer.
It is not that easy to compare HE with geo which is why you don't find an online comparison. My personal guess is that you are within 10% of each other in the summer and 20% less with geo in the winter. So if your house is tight, this might just be $200 a year so the payback for geo is 30 years. But - and this is a big but - the geo unit will last twice as long so as soon as you have to replace a unit (15? years), then geo comes out ahead.
People may disagree but I live in NC - a bit warmer than you - have 16 seer HPs (with NG backup) and spend roughly $700 a year to heat 5000 sqft. If I had propane, it would be $850. So that is where 20% really isn't a lot of money ($170 to be exact). I spend about $700 to a/c so another $70 for summer. You see why the payback is so long.....
Now the desuperheater may tip the balance. I have no idea what that saves but it could be $300 a year. That would shorten payback significantly (obviously). Or you could go solar for $3k (at least with my tax credits) and save yourself $400 a year.....
David Cary pretty much said it all. I would go either with an all-electric Carrier Infinity GreenSpeed system or geothermal and be happy with either choice - if properly installed!
$23k for 2-3ton systems is MOST reasonable. However, there are no details of the ground loop system.
I would install the desuperheater on both HPs, that way you will be producing DHW whichever HP is running.
This is new home construction?
I personally would weigh geothermal with the Fed Govt tax credit versus Carrier's new Greenspeed HP-no credit. Forget the propane for backup.


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In 2012 we saw a resurgence of boy bands with One Direction and The Wanted taking over every pop chart in the world. The boy band domination shows no signs of slowing down in 2013 and we can't wait to for the screams! Today we're counting down the five biggest boy bands in 2012.
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5. Emblem 3
When these three LA natives auditioned on X Factor with an original song, most people watching at home did a pre-emptive cringe. But seconds into the trio's first audition, it was clear that Emblem 3 had something special. Fast forward to the final weeks in this season's X Factor, and the boy band was still hanging tough in the competition. Now with rumours that X Factor judge and One Direction mentor Simon Cowell has signed Emblem 3, you can be sure that their rise to fame is about to get a lot faster.
4. Union J
With the huge success of One Direction, The Wanted and Ed Sheeran in 2012, North American fans are eager for more pop acts to cross the pond. X Factor UK finalists Union J are already rumoured to be stiff competition for the untouchable One Direction boys, and their recent signing with Sony Music means that they'll get the international push they need to possibly become the world's biggest boy band.
3. The Jonas Brothers
The Jonas Brothers have been very vocal about their return to the studio as a trio, even scheduling performances before their new album is finished. Nick Jonas made headlines earlier this year when he and his brothers performed a track that even Miley Cyrus admitted was aimed at her, with the young Jo Bro singing about his regret over losing his teenage girlfriend. If the new disc contains a song by Joe Jonas singing about his ex Taylor Swift, you can bet this disc will be a best seller.
2. The Wanted
From their Twitter beefs with One Direction to their 'Free Lindsay' t-shirts in support of Lindsay Lohan to their bra-flinging performance at The Big Jingle, we can't get enough of The Wanted. Their first North American album is set to be released early in the new year and is sure to be the biggest threat to One Direction on the charts.
1. One Direction
The seemingly untouchable One Direction have had a year that most singers can't even dream of. Their sophomore album Take Me Home flew up the charts, their upcoming tour sold out in minutes and required extra dates added, and their romantic lives seem to be strong (Haylor 2013, y'all). While a new crop of boy bands will be nipping at their heels in 2013, it's difficult to believe that anyone will be able to touch the success of One Direction.
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They will chair the next board meeting on Wednes- day, October 26 @ 6:30pm, at the Chamber of Commerce AAUW Funds 39488 Stevenson Place, Suit 100 Fremont, CA. Carolyn Hedgecock RoseMarie Everett Co-Presidents Message LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS Our theme this year is ―Working To- TBA gether.‖ The Fall Brunch was a won- derful demonstration of the concept. SECRETARY Linda Anderson offered her Oliveira Marylouise Bailey School cafeteria. Randy Fewel, and her expert team of chefs, made the TREASURER delicious omelets. Special thanks to Steve Cho Allison Kieft for preparing all the ome- let accoutrements. Carolyn MEMBERSHIP TREASURER Hedgecock made the tip jars. Kavita Marylouise Bailey Murthi, Elaine Wong Eakin and Kathy Bray handled registra- tion/reservations. Helen Yu and newcomers greeted. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 2 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro Presidents Message Cont.… Mary Lynn Pelican prepared the brochures and handouts, and as always, served as AAUW's photographer and ambassador of good- will. Florence Silver and the One Book, One Community Read team decorated the tables using this year's book choice, John Steinbeck's ―The Grapes of Wrath‖ as theme. I prepped the Tech Trek girls, Sarah, Rhea and Meghna: (weren't they wonderful?) Genevieve Angelides orchestrated: (this is the best way to describe Genevieve because, like the conductor of an orchestra, she does everything.) Karen McCready chaired: (Karen chaired and chaired – she saw to every detail! I want always to be on her team.) Please refer to Karen's website article about The Fall Brunch where she names more names. People came early and helped set up. People stayed late and helped clean up. The strength of AAUW is that we practice the theme of ―Working Together.‖ Having said all that, I do regret and apologize that I did not ask Helen Yu to take the mike and address the Fall Brunch audience as co-president. This is all a learning experience for me and I'm grateful to AAUW for providing an atmosphere to grow. Do not miss the 100th Anniversary Celebration of California Women gaining the Right to Vote. It is being held at the Fremont Main Library on Oct. 15 (around 2:30), sponsored by AAUW, LWV, NOW. There will be many things of the era to see and a reader's theater presentation entitled "Votes for Women" that is not to be missed. Jo Szeto and Helen Yu "Does Medicare Have A Future? Friday, Oct. 28 – @9:30am-11am at Fremont Senior Center Monday, Nov. 7 – @6pm -8pm Fremont Main Library Medicare has been getting a lot of attention lately. There have been several proposals to reform Medicare as politicians grapple with the deficit. 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AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 4 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro One Book One Community Read Program 2011-2012 The Grapes of Wrath--Read It Again for the First Time! The featured work for this year's One Book, One Community Reading project is The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck. Making the selection was challenging! Over a period of six weeks, The OB, OCR team read classic and contemporary novels, two nonfiction works cur- rently on the Best Seller list, and a collection of essays, the expectation being "You can't vote for a book unless you've read its competition." 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But I got so much more out of it this time." Following the selection of The Grapes of Wrath, OB, AAUW Branch Co-President and OCR committee member Jo Szeto said, "Reading this book got me hooked." Shirley Gilbert, also a OB, OCR committee member, ob- served, "Some books are 'head' books; this is a 'heart' book. I felt as if I were reading it for the first time." The Grapes of Wrath, which won a Pulitzer Prize, was controversial when it was published in 1939. Because of his depiction of the union organization of migrant workers, California author John Steinbeck risked being called a socialist. To emphasize his patriotism, first editions of the book included the lyrics of a classic American song, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, from which Steinbeck took his title. 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Members and guests thoughtfully regarded a dozen special interest group displays, including the 100th Anniversary of Women's Right to Vote and, a primary fundraiser of this chapter, the Women's History Tea. After enjoying the custom made omelets and tasty accompaniments, all settled in for a short program. They heard an update on how the AAUW Funds are used to support equity for women and girls. A major highlight was the firsthand accounts of three eighth grader girls who attend- ed this summer's Tech Trek camp at Sonoma State Uni- versity—just one example of AAUW Fremont's programs for girls. As always, the Fall Brunch provided the opportunity for new members and long time participants to kick off AAUW Fremont's year by signing up for stimulating and fun group activities, learning more about AAUW's national causes for equity, renewing friendships and forming new ones. This year's 20 guests were able to enjoy the fellowship and discover what AAUW is all about. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 7 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro Book Discussion Groups Evening Literature meets @ 7:30 pm on the 2nd Wed. of Book Chatters meets the fourth every month. The next meet- Thursday of the month. The next ing is on Wednesday, October meeting is Thursday, October 12, to discuss Wild Geese by: 27 2pm at Suju's. We will be Mori Ogai. Shirley Gilbert will talking about epitaph for a be the Reviewer, at the home peach (perfect partner book for of Florence Silver 41751 Mur- Grapes of Wrath), and will be phy Place. Fremont. Contact: Florence Sil- picking up our new selection, ver email@example.com 510-651-1411. The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake by: Aimee Bender. Contact: Alison Kieft 510-657- 8454 Day Lit Meets 2nd Thursday of the month. Next meeting to be Book Exchange held on October 13, 2011 It's like receiving a gift every month! Book @11:30am. The meeting is at exchange reads recent best sellers in an Pat Fortmeier's home, 33790 innovative and fun format. You select a Quail Run Rd. Fremont, book of your choice and at the end of the 94555. She will also lead dis- month it is passed on until all books have cussion of Rebecca Skloot's been read by each participant. You receive book, The Immortal Life of your book back at the end. It's an excellent Henrietta Lacks. Contact: Judy Colby 510- opportunity to read something new each 656-0976. month. This is a great section for those who are too busy to attend a meeting but like to Evening Book Talk Monday, participate. Sign-up at the Fall Brunch and October 17, 2011 at 7:15pm to select a book of your choice. If you are una- discuss Major Pettigrew's ble to attend, contact Janice Longo 510 Last Stand by: Helen Simson- 770-0809 or firstname.lastname@example.com The sen. The meeting will be at the exchange will activate in November. home of Kathy Bray, 42821 Via Puebla, Fremont, CA. Fremont. Contact: Kathy Bray 510-659- 6374. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 8 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro Mary Lynn Pelican will be the model representing Fremont AAUW. Fremont Tech Trek Scholarships Recipients will be participating at the Luncheon. RSVP: October 31, 2011 $30 Payable to Acacia Creek c/o Mary Jane Hodges Formal invitations have been mailed to all AAUW Members. Invite your friends to join you. Harriet is Our Hero By: Shirley Gilbert (Full article on Website: www.aauwfremontbranch.org) About a dozen Fremont Branch members and friends donned pink shirts and hats participated in the Hers Keep Abreast Annual 5Kand 10K walk and run at the Quarry Lakes East Bay Regional Park on a beautiful Saturday morning, September 24th, in honor of beloved AAUW Fremont Branch member Harriet Despeaux, who is battling cancer. Harriet, in a wheelchair, encouraged the Here with Harriet as their hero, Harriet Team with huge smiles and hugs are 5K walkers in the Saturday both before and after the 5K and 10K walk cancer race. and run. Harriet is a longtime, active AAUW member and supporter and has served as past president, head of Tech Trek Harriet points and in many other capacities. Liz and Roger Poe's daughter Kelly the 10K to the medal portion of the race with Harriet as her hero– and came first! She gave her that Kelly Poe medal to Harriet in recognition of her brave struggle with cancer. Both before won in her hon- and after the race there was food galore served up Tri-City young people. All in or in first place in the 10K. all an inspirational morning for all involved. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 9 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro Congratulations! AAUW , LWV, and NOW 1st Place Winners of Newark Days Parade 2011Civic Float Award Members of American Association of University Women, the League of Women Voters and the Na- tional Organization of Women marched proudly in early 20th century costumes in the Newark Days 56th annual parade on Saturday, September 17th to mark the 100th anniversary of California wom- en's right to vote. The women carried signs that heralded the up- coming Readers' Theater presentation dramatiz- ing the difficult journey to woman's suffrage in our state. The presentation will take place on Oc- tober 15 at the Fremont Main Library at 2:30 p.m. and Saturday's marchers encouraged the parade watchers lining the streets to attend. One of the most striking aspects of the suffragist parade was an old 1930 Dodge vehicle driven by owner Phil Swift with the help of AAUW member Steve Cho. The ancient car was decorated with bunting and suffragist signs just like the car that carried suffragists all through the Bay Area to bring their message to the men of our area in 1911. That car so long ago was called the Blue Liner. Members of the three sponsoring agencies -- AAUW, NOW, and LWV -- would have been proud of our contribution to a great cause and a great parade. (See Full Article by Shirley Gilbert, web editor, www.aauwfremontbranch.org) AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 10 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro International Update— Tunisia: Changes By Wanda Homen When it comes to the Middle East, today's motto appears to be: Out with the old and in with the new. Whether the resulting changes bring progress or not often remains to be seen. In November of 2008, Inter- national Update commended the small North African country of Tuni- sia for its outstanding efforts to achieve gender equality. This praise was based upon the favorable report on Tunisia that was given by the Human Rights Council of the UN. Tunisia had begun to modernize back in 1956 with its Code of Person- al Status. Although not perfect, this code was an amazing accomplish- ment for an Arab country. Among other things, it abolished polygamy; required the bride's consent for marriage; set a minimum age for a girl to marry (17); granted the right to divorce to both spouses; and granted widows the right of custody of their minor children. Up to the present day, this country has legislated in favor of child support and alimony for divorced women with children. Placing security above culture, Tunisia has prohibited women from wearing the full-body clothing called the hijab when entering a government building. Under what is basically a secular system, women have become well educated and enjoyed gender equality in the workplace. On the 23rd of this month, there will be an election which could alter the entire social structure in Tunisia. Since the ouster of long-time president Ben Ali in January, the formerly banned Ennahda Islamist movement has grown in popularity. Conservative ele- ments have come out of hiding and are becoming more forceful politically. Their aim appears to be the promotion of the country's ―Islamic‖ nature. Because of this, many women are fearful that when representatives write the new constitution, women could lose the gains they have made towards gender equality. On Au- gust 13th, around 1000 women gathered together on the streets of Tunis to commemorate the 55th anniversary of the Personal Status Code and to rally against any exclusion of that code from the new constitution. Tunisians are deeply concerned about the outcome of this election because it will determine who will be writing the new constitution. Tunisia is at the brink for change— whether it will be for better or for worse can well be decided at the polls. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 11 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro Sections: New Images women's support group meets week- ly on Thursday morning: 10am-11 at Panera Bread Arm Chair Travel 2650 Mowry Avenue, Fremont off Paseo Padre This group will meet again Sunday, Pkwy. Contact: Joyce Ruiz 659-9396. January 29, at 4:00pm – 7:30pm, Day Trippin' Sat. Nov. 5th Holiday Luncheon- for a friendly social and pot luck @12noon- Join the Scarlet Scholars Red Hatters supper. Hostess Marylouise Bailey at the lovely home of Laurel Seymour in 39961 E. Las Palmas Court, Fremont. Fremont. A great way to start the holiday season, Marylouise, Randy Fewel, and Harriet Laurel is a graduate of Corden Bleu Culinary of Despeaux will share their travels to Arts. Our luncheon will be delicious and Italy and cooking school. Please beautifully presented. Cost: $35. Receiving your RSVP your pot luck item to Jan Van check secures your reservation. Make your De Werfhorst Travel Chair, 651-5303. check out to RoseMarie Everett 5188 Earle St. Fremont, CA 94536 510-793-5201. Great Decisions meets on the first Wednesday of the month. At the begin- ning of each year, the For- eign Policy Association JoAnn Houk and Ed shared their trip to the publishes a Great Deci- Azores at Linda & Terry Pearson 's home last sions briefing book. This month book presents eight of the most important foreign policy issues facing the USA. Reference, and re- source material is included to help prepare you for discussion. Cost for reference book is $15. Con- tact: Anne MacLeod, 651-7938. Mentors For Success Tuesday, October 11 @ 9am at Mary Pelican's Home: 46230 Klamath St., Fremont, We are looking for more mentors for this school year. We currently have 7 mentors – Mary Lynn Pelican, RoseMarie Everett, Luzmarie Vallejo, Monica Kim, Karen McCready, Dorothy Kinaci, and Martha Crowe. Some mentors were co-leading small groups and also providing individual men- toring. We prefer a 2 year commitment from mentors as the AAUW board has kindly offered to cover fingerprinting fees. Mostly the mentors are focusing on helping the mentees find motivation to complete high school, explore potential careers, set goals, and become aware of their interests and skills. Contact: Monica Kim email@example.com, 510-870- 8419 Luzmarie Vallejo or email@example.com, 510- 508-7698. AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 12 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro The American Association of University Women, Fremont Branch proudly sponsor their twenty-fifth Mother/Daughter MATH & SCIENCE DISCOVERY DAY Saturday November 5, 2011, 8:30 am to 12:45 pm Hopkins Jr. High, 600 Driscoll Rd., Fremont for 5th and 6th grade girls. For a morning of fun, hands-on math and science adventures, come to the Mother/Daughter Math/Science Discovery Day. You can take part in 5 of the 9 classes. One of the classes is a show in the Hopkins Plane- tarium. Please prioritize your preferences on the registration form. Clas- ses will be assigned in the order that we receive the registration forms, so do not delay. All classes will be fun. The cost is $22 per mother (grand-mother, aunt, etc.)/ daughter pair ($12 for a second 5th or 6th grade daughter). Make checks payable to Fremont Branch AAUW. Dress warmly and comforta- bly. AAUW will provide beverages, snacks, and a folder with fun stuff to take home. Info: Miriam Keller, Coordinator, 683-9377, email@example.com Mail to: Helen Yu, 39547 Gallaudet Dr., #2016, Fremont, CA 94539. For questions 510-372-5097 or email@example.com. For e-mail put Discovery Day as the subject. After Oct. 30 call for space availability before mailing registration. Registration must be rec'd by Oct. 30. After that, call to check on availability of on-site registration. Registration will not be processed without payment. You will receive confirmation of your registration if you provide an email address. See you at 8:30 am on Saturday Nov 5. *******************************************Cut here********************************************************* Registration Form: Deadline: Saturday Oct. 30 (Prioritize all 9 classes) _____ Planetarium Show _____ Bristle Bots _____ Electricity _____ Origami Cubes _____ London Bridge is Falling Down _____ Vital Signs: Learn to take your Blood Pressure _____ Kitchen Chemistry And Listen to your Heart _____ Levers & Pulleys: Can You Lift _____ Making Your Own Slime With One Your Mom Hand? Name of Mother __________________________ School Name ________________________ Name of daughter ______________________________________Grade of daughter ____ Address:__________________________________________ Phone: _______________ E-Mail________________________________________________________________________ Mail to: Helen Yu, 39547 Gallaudet Dr., #2016, Fremont, CA 94539 AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 13 The TWIG Fremont Branch October 2011 Editor : Alice Alfaro Save the Dates Saturday, Oct. 15 – The 100 Celebration @2:30pm Fremont Main Library, Fukaya Room Tuesday, Oct. 24— Book Discussion: Grapes of Wrath @6pm Fremont Main Library Friday, Oct. 28 – Does Medicare Have a Future? @9:30am-11am at Fremont Senior Center Saturday, Nov. 5 – Mother/Daughter Math & Science Discovery Day for 5/6 graders @8:30am-12:45pm at Hopkins Jr. High Monday, Nov. 7 – Does Medicare Have a Future? @6pm -8pm Fremont Main Library Tuesday, Nov. 15— Book Discussion: Grapes of Wrath @4pm Fremont Main Library Saturday, Dec. 3 Holiday Party & Dance Band @5pm Gene Wang's 12 piece band Saturday, Jan. 21 - Women's Health Topics at Washington Hospital Time: TBA AAUW Fremont Branch FIRST CLASS MAIL PO BOX 8254 Fremont CA 94537-8254 Return Service Requested AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research 14
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