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Nancy Templin, CPA Named ACH Chief Financial Officer
June 24, 2010 (St. Petersburg, FL) All Children's Hospital has named Nancy Templin, CPA, as Chief Financial Officer.
During the past five years, Templin held leadership positions at Children's Medical Center Dallas, a 404-bed pediatric academic medical center. As Senior Director for Finance/Treasury, she was responsible for strategic financial planning and budgeting as well as financial reporting systems and regulatory reporting. Templin recently led the completion of a $200 million municipal bond issue. She also served as the treasurer of system affiliate corporations, including the Children's Medical Center Foundation.
Templin's previous roles at Children's Medical Center Dallas included serving as Interim Chief Financial Officer and as Controller. Before that, she was Chief Financial Officer and Director of Finance for Harris Methodist H-E-B Hospital in Bedford, TX, part of the Texas Health Resources network of hospitals.
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PIQUA — Citing her experience, ability and leadership as qualifications, Piqua Law Director Stacy Wall filed the necessary paperwork to seek the judgeship of Miami County Common Pleas Court to succeed Judge Robert Lindeman, who will retire at the end of his term in February 2015.
Wall, a Republican, is vying for the position in the May 6 primary election.
A Tipp City resident, the active mother of three is seeking the judgeship because "my experience in a lot of ways parallels the judicial position."
"I practice so many areas of law — contract law, administrative, real estate, employment, criminal, which is the broad scope of what the bench entails," Wall said. "My job keeps me current in multiple fields, as well as teaching me to be able to manage a heavy and demanding case load."
She added: "I lead and serve in the community in addition to my work, which will only continue by being able to serve the citizens of Miami County."
Regarding her qualifications, Wall said she has a wealth of experience, which started at the beginning of her career as an assistance law director and prosecutor, and being involved in the civil and criminal practice of law.
On a yearly basis, Wall prosecutors more than 1,000 combined felony and misdemeanor criminal cases and an additional 700 or more traffic cases, as well as handling appeals on administrative decisions, filing nuisance actions and various other issues.
"As law director and prosecutor for the past seven years I have the fortunate experience of being involved in many types of law on a daily basis while I advise, negotiate, write opinions and mediate, including just wrapping up the negotiations of seven union contracts," Wall said.
Wall said she has the ability to lead and serve the public and has done so as the president-elect of the Piqua Rotary Club, the Miami County Board of YMCA, the Piqua United Way and chair of the Tipp City Planning Board.
"Being judge of the court of common pleas aligns with my experience, management and leadership, being involved in many different areas of the law and utilizing all my skills."
She currently serves on the Miami Valley Risk Management Association to monitor all property and liability claims, as well as being the chair of the Risk Management Committee and participates in a law director's round table. In addition, she also serves as legal adviser to the Western Ohio TV Consortium and as public information officer for the city of Piqua.
Prior to assuming her current position in Piqua, Wall was involved in advising the Cincinnati City Council following the riots, being selected to participate and advise on a new project of managed competition, writing briefs and filing appeals on the challenges involving residency and facing home rule challenges by the city of Dayton on a statewide issue.
A native of Dover, Wall graduated with distinction from Ohio Northern University with a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy and political science and also graduated in the top 25 percent of her class at ONU Law School.
Among her professional affiliations are the Ohio Public Employment Labor Relations Association, Ohio State Bar Association, Miami County Bar Association and Miami County Domestic Violence Task Force. She has represented the YMCA in Washington, D.C., for Pioneering Healthier Communities, an initiative to fight childhood obesity, and also serves as an Ohio Supreme Court mentor to new lawyers and as a member of the Miami County Women's Republican Club.
She and her husband, Richard, a tax manager, are the parents of three children, Ryan, 13; Kayla, 11; and Samantha, 7.

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With today's mobile workforce, rapidly changing technology and growing global market, organizations must make performance improvement and training a top priority. For training and development professionals, this means implementing the most innovative approaches and cutting-edge practices available in their work. With UMBC's ISD-Training Systems Graduate Program, you have the following options:
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To graduate from the Master's program students must complete seven required course and five approved electives. In addition to coursework, students must complete a professional portfolio of work samples. Details are located at http://www.umbc.edu/isd/graduationinformation.html
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Students must earn a grade of "B" or higher in their first six credits. Students must maintain a 3.0 grade point average ("B") to graduate. If students do not maintain a 3.0 GPA there matriculation in the program may be discontinued.
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Students are required to complete an internship course and final project seminar course. Since most students are working adults the internship provides flexible options to complete this requirement.
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LECOM Bradenton hosts international osteopathic research conference
Researchers from Europe, Australia and the United States participated at LECOM Bradenton in a three-day conference for sharing ideas on the best evidence and outcomes through the use of osteopathic manipulative medicine.
AOA President Carlo DiMarco, DO, addressed the conference along with John Licciardone, DO, Executive Director of the Osteopathic Research Center, University of North Texas Health Science Center.
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Parents of children with ADHD frequently ask whether there are nonmedication treatments that are effective for managing their children's symptoms of ADHD. A recent meta-analysis provides an answer to this clinically important question.
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Despite the high prevalence of depression among youths, there are empirically supported treatments that have been shown to reduce depressogenic symptoms, including the 3 therapies outlined in this article.
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) in children and adolescents is a major public health problem. Psychiatrists have a crucial role in the management of young persons who have a TBI.
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TomTom and BASE sign agreement to bring the world's most advanced traffic information service to Belgium
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TomTom and BASE sign agreement to bring the world's most advanced traffic information service to Belgium
Brussels, Belgium/ Amsterdam the Netherlands, 3 July 2008 - TomTom, the world's leading navigation solutions provider, and BASE, a leading Belgian mobile operator, today announce an exclusive partnership to bring TomTom High Definition (HD) Traffic™ to Belgium. HD Traffic is TomTom's unique way of supplying customers with the most accurate and up-to-date traffic information available in Belgium. This sets a new industry standard and will be a major step forward in the way drivers plan their daily journeys. TomTom expects to launch this service in Belgium in mid 2009.
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To provide superior, accurate and real-time traffic information on all major roads in Belgium, TomTom will combine multiple sources. TomTom's in-house patented technology uses anonymously aggregated data from Belgium's BASE network. This network is the highest performing in two out of four regions in Belgium, and second highest in the other two, following an investment of more than 500 million Euro in the network over the last four years. The data from BASE's high quality network is combined with existing Belgian traffic information sources as well as connected TomTom devices to deliver the best traffic information service available on the market: TomTom HD Traffic.
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With TomTom HD Traffic, customers will get the most accurate arrival times available. These times are constantly updated to reflect the current traffic situation. Every three minutes a new update of the HD Traffic information is securely transferred to TomTom devices. And thanks to its extensive coverage in Belgium, HD Traffic customers will always be able to make the right decision when it comes to selecting an alternative route. Customers will get the peace of mind that comes with having the most comprehensive traffic information at their fingertips — both before starting their journey and while driving.
"BASE's strong brand and presence in the Belgian market make it the perfect partner for TomTom", says Harold Goddijn, TomTom's chief executive officer. "This announcement is another important step in our strategy to make this superior traffic information service available to the vast majority of our European customers. We look forward to providing 5.5 million car drivers in Belgium with the best and most reliable navigation solution available so they can avoid unnecessary delays."
"BASE is very happy with this partnership and will offer its full support to offer all the necessary services to TomTom and its customers in Belgium. This co-operation shows the growing importance of mobile data at BASE in helping to offering services like navigation and actual traffic information", commented Matthieu Joosten, Director Wholesale BASE.
Both current and future TomTom users will be able to benefit from the service once it is available. The solution will also be available for major automotive manufacturers to include in their navigation solutions, as well as for road authorities and businesses, which may use it for dynamic traffic control management and improved fleet management.
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Bus Day.
Around 10 a.m., a group of six of us from WJC and ASP left the Dellenback for Anacostia—one of the most impoverished areas of the city. The intersection where we got off the bus was a bit desolate on the cloudy, chilly morning. Our first stop was a Bethel Christian Fellowship, a small church near our bus stop. The door was unlocked, so we walked inside. There was a group of African-American children near the stage, and scattered adults in the chairs. Everyone turned to look at us.


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This is the device that converts any high definition television into a smart TV. The thumb-sized unit simply plugs into a television's HDMI port, connects to a Wi-Fi home network, and allows you to browse the Internet, send emails, or use apps on the television. The included wireless mouse provides untethered point-and-click navigation of app icons or websites and its underside has a full QWERTY keyboard for typing emails or website addresses. The mouse's built-in accelerometer translates hand movements into action on the screen, supporting interactive gameplay. The unit displays the Android mobile operating system on the screen and provides instant access to 100,000 apps and channels including, Netflix, YouTube, ESPN, and Hulu, available via the Google Play store. Uses 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi. Powered by AC or a television's USB port (adapters included). 4 1/4" L x 1 1/4" W x 1/2" D. (4 oz.)
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(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
This thing works!!
By Jimd
from calgary, canada
wonderful device but the remote requires two hands because it is overly sensitive to movement - I bought another one
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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A very 'smart' product.
By Chris
from Orleans, Ontario
Meets all expectations.
Easy to convert HD TV to Smart TV
By Cornflower
from Alberta Canada
Directions were clear for set up of TV - Had no issues with Netfix subscription - immediately we received programming. Only concern was 'where to plug into TV' - however, the choice became obvious once installing converter
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This is a keeper
By Ro
from Tucson, Arizona
This has preloaded apps for movies, music. The front of the hand held control manages the mouse/pointing arrow, and with a flip to the back of the control you have a complete keyboard...very easy to use. I haven't experimented with all this devise can do, but it got me to movies within an hour of plugging it in and that's what I wanted.
By jayski
from Glendale, AZ
rapid delivery easy to use
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By Kind_Jim
from Seattle, Wa
It is a fairly inexpensive way to allow internet access onto a newer TV set with HDMI or USB ports. The problems are that the curser is very difficult to keep on the target when pressing the Enter button and the keyboard must be used with one finger because of an unstable base. I would look for a better solution if one exists.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Boy Did I Feel Stupid...
By EmBee53
from Grover Beach, CA
I haven't even gotten it hooked up to the TV yet because I'm having trouble connecting it. And I have a college degree!I'm going to get it connected one way or another. Maybe then I can give it a decent review.
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Does the job
By Upstatepano
from Upstate SC
I wanted the advantages of a smart TV without having to purchase a new TV. Works great. Saving a lot of money now with Netflix instead of purchasing movies from cable.
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Not all it's cracked up to be.
By Rick the handyman
from Lexington, SC
Difficult to navigate the WEB from page to page.
HDTV to somewhat smarter TV converter
By RJ
from South Florida
The hand-held mouse is annoying difficult to use and has the feel os something that might easily break. I have been able to employ my own wireless keyboard to navigate and fill-in search items. But, this has its limitations. Nevertheless, I'm glad of the increased functionality the converter has given my television.
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After spending years thinking & talking it over, our extended Family of 17 finally got it together and made the decision to spend a 3 week Summer vacation in Ireland (2013), it was something else, we thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it, unfortunately, only a week of that time (the last week) was spent at this incredible house, in what is, a world class location. Staying here was without a doubt the highlight of our vacation (a 3 weeks that had many many highlights), and for many of us probably the best week of our lives.... as a Family together... definitely the best, the only downside was that we had not had the foresight to book the house for the entire vacation, we didn't know, nor could we have guessed from the website that this beautiful house and its magnificent location was in fact far superior than its description and photos, we'll know better next time. Noelle Scanlon and Family Georgia U.S.A P.S. Shirley, I know from our many (fun) discussions with you that you don't need us to tell you this, but once again, you do need to work on this aspect of your business and put your modesty aside, any "hype" in photos and description of your home and its location just can't be enough, I do accept full responsibility for doubting same, and thereby limiting our time there, but thank you from each and everyone one of us for all of your warm and helpful hospitality during our stay,it truly is , and was for us a world case experience.`


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The American Osteopathic Association recently announced the appointment of several Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine administrators and faculty members to participate in national committees and bureaus. AOA President Carlo DiMarco, D.O., professor and regional dean of clinical medicine at LECOM, appoints individuals to serve on these committees and bureaus, usually between one and three years.
LECOM President and CEO John M. Ferretti, D.O., was appointed to a three-year term with the AOA's Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation. He will serve two years as chairman of the commission. Robert George, D.O., Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at LECOM's Bradenton campus, was named chairman of the Bureau of Conventions, a one-year placement. He also serves on the Council on Osteopathic Postdoctoral Training Institutions.
LECOM Board of Trustees member Michael Feinstein, D.O., will serve a two-year term as chairman of the Council on Continuing Medical Education. Dr. Feinstein also serves on the Bureau of Osteopathic Education and the Market Share Policy Task Force.
Other LECOM appointees are:
- Dennis Agostini, D.O., Ph.D., Associate Dean of Clinical Education – Bureau of Osteopathic Education, Council on Osteopathic Postdoctoral Training Institutions, Osteopathic Graduate Medical Education Development Initiative Advisory Committee
- Pierre Bellicini, Director of Communications and Marketing – Bureau of Communications
- Silvia M. Ferretti, D.O., Provost, Senior Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs – Bureau of Osteopathic Education, Bureau of Osteopathic History and Identity
- Vincent S. Fierro, D.O., Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine/Gastroenterology – Bureau of Osteopathic Clinical Education and Research.
- Deborah Lee-Sanko, Executive Director of Lake Erie Consortium for Osteopathic Medical Training – Bureau of Osteopathic Medical Educators, Council on Osteopathic Postdoctoral Training
- Reza Nassiri, D.Sc., Assistant Dean of Health Sciences – Bureau on International Osteopathic Medical Education and Affairs
- Frank Tursi, D.O., Medical Associates of Erie – Council on Osteopathic Postdoctoral Training Institutions


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Shading of any kind is helpful, but it's always best to block the sun before it gets to the house. Alex Wilson, Executive Editor of Environmental Building News, writes in a recent blog of Green Building Advisor: "Shading windows is the easiest way to keep your house cool or keep your air conditioning bills down. Pulling down interior window blinds will help (the more reflective the outer surface of the blinds the better), but shading is even more effective if you can block the sunlight on the outside of your windows ... Climbing vines on a trellis, nearby trees, large potted plants that can be rolled in front of doors or windows and awnings can also help a lot. If there's no way to block that sunlight on the outside of windows and patio doors, install and use interior blinds."


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When Denzel Keyes walked off the field at Tarboro last November he thought he had played his final high school football game.
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Keyes, an athletic 6-foot-5 wide receiver, has been selected to play in the annual N.C. Coaches Association East-West All-Star football game this July.
The selection makes Keyes the 18th from Kinston High School to play in the game, which has taken place each summer since 1949.
This year's game will be held at 8 p.m. on July 24 at A.J. Simeon Stadium in High Point.
"First and foremost I just want to thank God, because without him I can't do anything," Keyes said. "It means a whole lot because I get to fill in my brother's shoes and do the same thing that he did."
Keyes' nod to the game follows in the footsteps of his older brother, Angelo, who played in the event last summer.
Denzel Keyes said everything he and his brother do is one "big competition." Both competed with one another on the football field and basketball court at Kinston, and they'll compete with one another next fall when Denzel enrolls at N.C. A&T, where Angelo is a linebacker, to play football and basketball.
"We like to challenge each other. It's like a big competition," Denzel Keyes said. "That's why I push myself just like he pushes himself, and he pushes me, too."
The younger Keyes led the area last season among public schools with 646 yards and 12 touchdowns on 39 receptions.
He's hoping to contribute for the East squad in July like he did for the Vikings last fall.
"I just want to get stronger, faster and run my routes better," Keyes said. "It's going to be a lot of fun."
While Keyes gets to play both football and basketball in college, he couldn't do the same at the East-West games.
Keyes was also selected to the East's basketball team, but per the organization's rules an athlete can play only one sport, so he chose football.
The decision makes sense. He'll already be in Greensboro working out with the Aggies.
"I chose football because I was already going to be working out with football and getting stronger and getting bigger," he said.
Participants for the East-West games are nominated by their coaches, then selected by a committee that looks at a student-athlete's body of work on and off the playing surface.
Kinston head boys basketball coach and Athletic Director Perry Tyndall has watched Keyes for four years, and knows just how special of an athlete he is.
"Denzel's been an unbelievable student-athlete. His academics speak for themselves, his athletics speak for themselves and his character speaks for itself. Both Denzel and Angelo are great kids who do things the right way," Tyndall said.
"(Denzel is) deserving of both in football in basketball. It's a testament to him, it's a testament to his hard work and doing things the right way. I'm really proud of him and he's represented Kinston very well."
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @KFPSports.


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At this point, I think you really have to bet on technology. By which I mean how we're going to deal with the climate crisis. It's not at all clear to me that we (by which I mean humanity) are going to summon the will and the courage and the passion to engage in the kind of behavioral constraints needed to cut carbon emissions 80% by 2050, which is pretty much what the science guys tell us we have to do to in order to avert what I'll politely refer to as a bit of planetary unpleasantness.
Certainly personal behavior is going to be a key part of the equation and certainly even simple changes in the decisions we make and the way we live can and will have an important impact, but at the end of the day, it's not going to be enough. The way the world is set up now, for example, I'm fairly sure I can't drive my car 80% less than I do now, which is already relatively rarely. And I don't see the kind of cultural and infrastructure changes coming anytime soon that would allow me to do it. So I'm figuring I've got to count on technology, on clever humans with opposable thumbs and big brains to imagine, invent, create, and use tricks of the material world to give me the equivalent of driving 80% less without my actually having to do it.
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OXFORD, Ohio - The Miami RedHawks used a 15-0 run over a 2:23 period in the second half after Wilmington College took a 55-54 lead to break open the game and seize an 84-67 victory Sunday afternoon. The RedHawks improve to 5-6 on the season, while the Quakers fall to 4-8.
For the second straight game, Miami's shooting from behind the arc was the difference. The Red and White shot 48 percent (12-for-25) from 3-point range, with the 12 treys made being a season-high.
The RedHawks had five players finish in double-figures in scoring, as they were led by junior guard Allen Roberts and freshman guard Reggie Johnson, who each finished with 16 points.
Three-pointers from Roberts and Johnson were part of a fast start that saw Miami jump to an 11-6 advantage. Wilmington fought back with a 16-9 run to take a 22-20 lead with 11:36 to go in the half. The lead was be short lived as back-to-back 3-pointers from Johnson and junior forward Jon Harris helped Miami go in front, 28-24, with 8:51 to go.
Another 3-pointer from Johnson, along with a dunk by junior forward Will Felder and a jumper from sophomore guard Will Sullivan gave the RedHawks their largest lead of the half at 35-27 at the 2:46 mark. The Quakers fought back and closed the frame on a 7-1 run to cut the halftime deficit to two, 36-34.
Johnson led Miami with nine points in the first half, while the 'Hawks had seven 3-point baskets in the period.
Wilmington reclaimed the advantage with a 3-pointer to begin the second half. The lead changed hands five more times before a trey from Brandon Candella put the Quakers up 55-54 with 12:46 remaining in the contest. Freshman guard Geovonie McKnight answered right back with a jumper, while Felder hit a pair of jumpers as part of a 15-0 run that gave Miami a 69-55 advantage at the 9:53 mark. The RedHawks eventually pushed the advantage to 23 at 84-61 before coasting to the 84-67 win.
Miami finished the game shooting 48.1 percent (25-for-52). In addition to Roberts' and Johnson's 16 apiece, Felder finished with 12, while Sullivan and Harris each had 10. The RedHawks had 19 assists, led by junior guard Quinten Rollins with seven. Candella led the Quakers with 16 points.
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Pettiway Grabs Conference Carolinas Player of the Week Honors for Week #12
February 16, 2010
HIGH POINT, N.C. – Pfeiffer University's Jeff Pettiway (15-8 overall, 11-6 conf.) has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas men's basketball Player of the Week during week number twelve in the 2009-10 season. The junior guard put together another solid week leading the Falcons to a perfect 3-0 week in Conference Carolinas play, which included a school-record 146 points in a win over Barton.
Pettiway started his week with a game-high 31 against the Bulldogs knocking down seven of 12 from behind the arc and going 6-of-6 from the charity stripe. The junior also came up with four rebounds, three assists and two steals. Thursday at Erskine, Pettiway chipped in with 14 points three boards and five steals in a 78-70 come-from-behind win. Pfeiffer was down by 19 at the half, surging back for the eight point win.
Wrapping up the week Saturday at Belmont Abbey, Pettiway capped the 3-0 week with a team-high 26 points draining six more threes in a 104-89 win at the Abbey. For the week, Pettiway averaged just a hair under 24 points per game draining five threes per contest.
Pettiway and the Falcons get back to action on Saturday night, February 20th hosting St. Andrews at 7:30 p.m. inside the Merner Gym.


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Lady Falcons Fall to Belmont Abbey in Home Opener
September 27, 2013
by Paul Horner
MISENHEIMER, NC - Despite a season-high 12 kills performance from sophomore Brianna Jones, the Pfeiffer University women's volleyball team fell to Belmont Abbey College 3-1 in front of 300 fans at Merner Gym Friday night. Pfeiffer falls to 3-10 overall and 1-2 in Conference Carolinas play while the Crusaders improve to 2-1 in the conference and 8-3 on the season. The match was the first home contest for the Lady Falcons following a 12 game road swing to open the 2013 season and the opening contest of the Falcons Alumni Weekend.
The Lady Falcons were plagued with errors in the first two games of the match, dropping game one 18-25 and game two 21-25. Pfeiffer put up negative hitting percentages in each of the first two frames despite leading the Crusaders in the kill column 22-13 by the end of game two. The Lady Falcons were also efficient on defense in games one and two, besting Belmont in the dig column 29-22 by the end of the second game. Unfortunately, errors were the real story of the first two games and heading into the break, Pfeiffer had amassed 23 attack errors and seven service errors accounting for 30 of the Crusaders' points in games one and two.
Game three however, would be a completely different story for the Lady Falcons. Following an ace by freshman Haley Denny, Pfeiffer took the lead 8-6 and never looked back, besting the Crusaders 25-21 to take game three. The Lady Falcons boasted a .414 hitting percentage in the third frame behind solid performances by Jones and senior Milana Mervosh. Mervosh would finish the match with eight marks in the kill column, even with freshman Shelby Younger who also had eight.
Pfeiffer would eventually surrender game four to the Crusaders, 15-25. Despite the loss, the Lady Falcons would boast match leaders in almost every category. Jones had top marks in the kill column as sophomore Emily Wall bested all players with 26 assists. On the defensive side of the ball Denny finished the match with 17 digs, enough for top marks over both squads.
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My husband and I have traveled quite a bit, but this is our first Sandal's experience. We are so impressed with the service and the friendliness of all the staff. The Place is beautiful, very clean and truly an incredible getaway. Our butlers were attentive and fun, thank you Stanford and Jermain for a very special week. Will definitely become a Sandals guest again.
I surprised my husband with this trip for his 40th birthday. The experience did not disappoint. From the moment we arrived and received a champagne check in at the concierge desk to the very last minute, we had a great time. Everyone there seemed to go out of their way to be nice and helpful. I happened to mention to one of the managers that my husband would be celebrating his 40th birthday during the trip and he went above and beyond to plan and prepare every step of his birthday dinner celebration. We enjoyed every aspect of our trip and visited Café de Paris every single night for extra dessert. The beaches were clean, the scuba diving was fun and the food was awesome. Definitely going to visit another Sandals resort as soon as possible.
Had a great time at the Whitehouse Sandals resort! The staff was amazing especially Paula, Terry and Angelita. My wife's spa experience was up there with the best she's ever had. The room, food, beach, activities, evening events and drinks were all top notch. Would recommend it as a peaceful relaxing getaway "No problem man".
We had a wonderful time. Beautiful beaches, great restaurants, and the opportunity to meet the most awesome staff and leave as friends. Angelita, Marlon and Paula especially made our stay so special. They embody the sincere, open, friendly spirit of the Jamaican people.
After many hours of research, planning and anticipation my wife and I finally made it to the Caribbean. Our experience at Sandals Montego Bay was exactly what we were looking for! From the check in at the airport, getting to our room, finding all the emenities and to our check out everything was first class. Let me get to some details. Shortly after arriving to the resort (the scented hand towels were a good start) we were escorted to the concierge office. Drinks were offered right away from our attendant (I wish I could remember her name) and she was very helpful to get us started and getting our dinner reservations for the week down. What a great way to start. Our room was more than we had hoped for. What a view! I don't get to see the ocean much but we had the best view of just water for as far as you could see, much better than the foot of snow as far as you can see. From the very large room, balcony seating, huge closet and the great shower we were feeling it. But what made the room for us was our house keeper. Teishia (spelling ?) our room attendant was so nice. She anticipated what we needed and made our room like home. The towel sculptures she had on our bed for our turndown was just a perfect touch, thanks Teishia! The bellman Satchwell (Sasha) was a very helpful person to get to know. If you need a tour of town, he had someone there for us. If we had any questions about local culture or "how to do it or get there" he was the man to know. We didn't like it very well when he was there to get our bags for check out, we didn't want to leave. But like the professional he is he helped us through the hard part of leaving, thanks Sasha. The dinning and entertainment was of very high quality too. We really liked the beach party on our first night, great local culture and the food was delicious. Of the reservation restaurants we went to (all the food on the resort was great) Cucina Romana was our favorite. The food and service outstanding and our server Melisea was fantastic. She even gave my wife a hug when we left. Thanks Melisea. But our most lasting impression was that of our bar tender Jethro Jackson. He was on it! Working in the food service industry all my life I can really relate to a person like that. He knew our name and our drink the whole time we were there, and really showed us the island attitude. Thanks Jethro!
We stayed at Sandal Grande Riviera in Ocho Rios the place is huge and beautiful, people there are very friendly, at first our arrival was not what expected my best friend had made all bookings and arrangements since it was my 10yr anniversary, she wanted to surprise me but unfortunately our rooms got mixed up and i ended up with her room and she got mine with all decoration champagne etc also she had made reservation for both villas to be next to each other but we were in two different sides. After we mentioned that to our butler and at front desk ...that was it...the next day we were moved to a suit each couple and it was just amazing they made sure our stay in Sandals was fantastic, pleasant and worth. With all that, i requested i wanted to keep my butler Mr. Bertram and Ms. Moria they are the best, they decorated our suit everyday with flowers, and all types of towels designs on bed and flowers all over bathroom, tub and also got us a cake for our anniversary. Sandals is the best resort we have been since we travel a lot ...after this beautiful experience we want to come back not only as couple trip but with our kids, we are sure our kids will love it. My friend and I do a couples trip every yr and a family trip as well. We got back and already looking for specials, rates, its pricey but worth to pay. We would love to come back in July with our kids to Jamaica or any other country but with Sandals. If u reserve with a butler i would highly recommend Mr. Bertram and Ms. Moria they are the BEST!! everything there was excellent food, bars, parties, shows, they take pictures of you everywhere we also did the Duns River it was beautiful went on the boat they have the adults only which you would normally book on if stay at a sandals adult resort but since it was all booked and only available on the date we were leaving they asked us if we mind going on the family one....which we had no problem it was great and fun. They have lots of activities and water sports. Thank you Sandals for a great experience and wonderful stay.


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Wow, this fragrance is beautiful! It smells exactly like Coty Airspun Loose Powder. Definitely a vintage fragrance. It was so inexpensive, however, it smells like a million bucks! If you are interested in fragrances from another era try this.
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My sister gave me some when I was 17 and I fell in love with it. The fragrance seems to smell better on me than anyone else. So I call it MY PERFUME. I tell my sisters & daughters when I die I'll still be with you. Just smell the air around you and you'll smell my fragrance. I'm there with you always. I'm 66 years old and Ill keep wearing it ALWAYS!
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My mother wore L'Origan when I was growing up and it was always on her wish list for birthdays and Christmas. She was thrilled to learn it was still available and I have purchased several bottles since finding it again on FragranceNet. It's very affordable, light, and will always remid me of Mom!
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lorigan I wore this in my teens,I am 78 now and to smell this again was a serge of sweet memories. thankyou carlyn clayton
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I have always loved L'Origan since I was a teenager, and when I wear it now, my children remark that it brings back memories of their childhood. However, the bottles I have bought online do not have any staying power, which is disappointing.
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Lawson named as Falcons Head Coach
July 22, 2013
Pfeiffer University Vice President for Athletics/Athletic Director Bob Reasso 73 is pleased to announce the hiring of Paul Lawson as the mens and womens volleyball coach, effective August 5.
Lawson has over 20 years coaching experience at the collegiate level and played professionally for five years in the European Volleyball League. Lawson owns 348 career victories and earned the Midwest Regions Coach of the Year in 2002 and was a Chicago Collegiate Volleyball Coach of the Year three times.
Most recently, Lawson worked with the Nike 18 and 15 Elite volleyball teams for Energy Volleyball Club. Prior to that, Lawson had a three-year stint (2010-13) running the womens program at Alverno College in Milwaukee, WI, and also served as the schools Recreation Coordinator.
Lawson also led the womens program at the University of Saint Mary from 2003-10. He served as the Director of Intramurals and Recreation and taught classes for the Sport Management degree program while a member of the Spires Athletic Department.
From 1999-2002, Lawson led the Marycrest International University mens and womens teams. In 2001, he took the squad to the NAIA National Tournament Championship and earned the Runner-Up. The prior season, he took Marycrest to a third-place finish in the NAIA Tournament.
He also served as Chairman of the NAIA National Poll from 2000-13 and the Director of the NAIA Mens Volleyball National Tournament from 2002-13.
I feel honored for the opportunity to coach at Pfeiffer, said Lawson. I am excited to come in and raise the bar for the womens program and keep the mens team playing at a high level.
Reasso is also looking forward to Lawsons tenure.
We are very excited to have the opportunity to bring on Paul and his experience with both the mens and womens side of the game, Reasso said. I have every confidence that he will continue to lead our already successful programs to new heights.
Lawson earned his bachelors in Recreation and Physical Education from George Williams College.


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Don't have a signature scent per se. I enjoy all my fragrances.
Thread: What is your Signature Scent?
What is the one fragrance that personifies who you are? That one scent that if you could only save one bottle, that would be the bottle you reach for? Is it possible to have only one signature scent? Or can you have a different signature scent for each season?
Don't have a signature scent per se. I enjoy all my fragrances.
Have I told you about the scent of jasmine? Have I spoken about the smell of the sea? The earth is scented. And I perfume myself to enhance what I am. That's why I can not wear a perfume that bothers me. Perfuming is an instinctive wisdom. And like all art, it requires some knowledge of yourself..."
Clarice Lispector ( 1920-1977) - Perfumes da Terra / Earth Perfumes
If it was up to my wife, I would wear nothing but Kouros.
But, as I have a bit of a say in things I reckon I have 4 or 5 absolute 'would never, ever be without' scents.
Aramis 900, Antaeus, Kouros, HdP 1740 and Encre Noir.
Every bottle I own - variety is the spice of life. I have never had a signature scent or the desire for one.
Dior Homme Intense. I wear a lot of scents, but I find myself wearing this more than any other. I even regret not wearing it when I have something else on. But thats just me lol, to each its own.
Aventus and Dior Homme Intense for me.
Hermes Equipage comes closest to being a signature scent for me. Like everyone else, I wear a lot of different frags, but I like to think that Equipage best exemplifies what I think I am all about.
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
I Wear My Scents To The Seasons Winter Spring Summer & Fall I Have Them Set To Casual,Work,Date or Clubbing For Each Season. Am I The Only One Who Does This?
I never had a signature scent until I discovered Silver Mountain Water by CREED. For the last year, if there was one fragrance I would choose above the rest, its SMW.
Not one, but Sables definately personifies how persistant and or obnoxious I can be. As obnoxious as ten sprays of Sables for someone who loathes immortelle.What is the one fragrance that personifies who you are?
That would be vintage Je Reviens even though I don't wear it simply for the memories.That one scent that if you could only save one bottle, that would be the bottle you reach for?
Traditionally I think this is what a signature scent is.Is it possible to have only one signature scent?
I don't know any country where you would be arrested for it, so why not?Or can you have a different signature scent for each season?
If one were to ask my friends about me and perfume and what I like they would undoubtedly mention vintage Worth Pour Homme, Givenchy Gentleman (although the older I get the more I reach for Monsieur Worth over this) and Sables. I guess these are as close to a signature as I have.
I have over 100 choices in the morning. How can I call anything a signature scent? Signature scent and favourite scent may not be the same thing.
If you wear the same scent 99% of the time, which I guess is what you would define as a "signature scent" then this forum is probably not the best place for you. I love trying different frags and continually discovering new experiences to delight my nose.
My worst nightmare would be having to wear the same fragrance every day for the rest of my life. However much I loved it...
Hard work never killed anyone, but why risk it?
My all time favorite and signature scent has been the vintage D&G PH. These are the scents that my woman, family and friends know that if they smell it in the air, i must be near.
But i have many many more fragrances that i wear. My other currents faves are DH, DHI, t'dh, v'dh, oud by mfk...etc
If we're going by the amount of times I've worn it then Fahrenheit.
Couldn't ever just have one, but if I had to, I think the ones that would compete best as a signature for me would be GPH II, Creed SMW, Creed GIT, LIDGE, & TDH Parfum.
I don't have one. But, the only fragrance that I've been wearing more than once a week is my vintage...
The closest I have right now would be Mont Blanc Legend, but I reserve the right to change that on any given day
"We don't fail because we aim too high and miss, but because we aim too low and hit" - Les Brown
"When you're all alone, when no one is watching, and there's no one around to impress, that is who you are" - Greg Laurie
I was born to shoot guns and smell good doin it!
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If someone does choose to wear a single fragrance nearly all of the time, then good for them. I'd be happy to read their thoughts here as long as they have something worthwhile to say.
I have a signature scent. I don't wear it 99% of the time - that's not how I define having a signature scent. I love trying new perfumes, but I can see myself wearing a single one nearly all the time for periods.
If having a signature scent is your worst nightmare, then I would say you don't have a very active imagination.
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At present I don't have, but Azzaro Chrome used to be my signature scent sometime...
I joined Basenotes to find a signature scent, "me in a bottle". I found it a futile exercise. I'm too complex, with too many changes of mood. Hence, according to my wife, I have way too many bottles and still want more.
Now if you think signatures means scents that made you go "Wow I have to have that", that narrows things down to 8 that I have and about another 8 I want.
I could get it down to 1, a desert island frag, but I would be choosing something that worked well anytime, not my absolute favourite for whatever mood I'm in.
I too have far more something of a "signature rotation" (consisting mainly of my current wardrobe, not just the "own" but also the "test" department), rather than one specific signature scent.
TdH is the one I call my signature scent. But with me owning so many other scents now, I am using it less and less.
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I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
Vetiver Tonksa Hermenessence is my signature scent, which I wear often, and especially in occasions where you want that to be your signature: with your partner, in special events, etc.
However, I wear Acqua di Parma Colonia pretty much every other day...
À l'air libre les oiseaux ont eux aussi le vertige (camille)
I can honestly say I don't have a signature scent. I can say that whenever I don't know what to wear or don't really feel like choosing I always seem to reach for Mugler Cologne.
I have a signature scent or two for Business meetings. I am an Engineer and my meetings rarely have females involved. So I go with the most masculine scent I own which for me is Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille. I am sure then are more masculine scents but this is what works best for me in a business setting.
i'm still deciding, as my sig constantly changes
I really find this scent classy and timeless, I am constantly looking for similar scent but it's pretty unique.
To the extent that I have one, it would be Halston Z-14 (with oakmoss) with Heritage running a close second.
No signature scent. Just a signature wardrobe.
I wear everything, but I'd say the top 2 are Platinum Egoiste and Guerlain Vetiver.
Lately Aventus has been my workhorse.
It's not really a signature scent, but if someone told me I had to wear one fragrance for 6 months straight, and nothing else, it would be a tie between Boss Bottled and DHS (2012). I would likely go with Bottled though
Like most of us, I rarely wear the same thing more than once a week. But here are the closest thing to my signatures, from what I can recall:
Swiss Army 1990-95
D&G Pour Homme 1995-97
Bulgari Blu 1997-2007
Millesime Imperial 2007-09
Green Irish Tweed 2009
Terre d'Hermes 2010
Concentre d'Orange Verte 2011
Tom Ford Neroli Portofino 2012
Current Top Five:
1. Creed Green Irish Tweed
2. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
3. Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte
4. Bond No. 9 New Haarlem
5. Creed Original Vetiver
I often wonder how many people in the fragrance understand what a signature scent is. So many name their favorite scent, but that's not what a signature is.
I bought Gucci Pour Homme II with the intention of making it my signature scent, but as my collection grew, I ended up wearing it only once a week, which is nowhere near enough for it to be a signature. For someone who isn't into sampling and collecting, GphII sure would make an excellent signature scent though.
Anybody have a sample of Martin Margiela Untitled or Untitled L'Eau? I'm dying to smell these and I've got lots of great niche samples to swap!
"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
I came to basenotes looking for my one, my signature... Two years later, lots of £££'s lighter, many bottles heavier - and still searching... I hope I never find it...! I'd never know any of the totally amazing and wonderful fragrances that I own, if I'd found my signature scent. Also, moods and tastes change and so what may have been adored last week may just be hated the next.
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I've found mine, it's Angeliques sous la Pluie. I think I've said this in a number of threads now... Well I love it because it suits me and I never get tired of it... it's so light - I think that's why. Surprisingly though, two sprays to the neck will last 12+ hours, and I get comments on it even though I can't notice it at all. It must have tenacious yet ghostly basenotes, due to the (in)famous molecule Iso E Super, which I love in small amounts.
Otherwise, I've been wearing French Lover a whole lot too, but it's based on Angeliques sous la Pluie, so it's kind of like an intense version, or flanker, of my signature scent.
That being said, my wardrobe is still ridiculously huge and I'm lucky to love everything in it. It only took years of sampling! lol
As for wearing a different scent each season, I think it's possible, as long as you really love the fragrance of the season and it doesn't wear down on you. For example, I love to wear Narciso Rodriguez for Him in the fall, but it's so musk-heavy that I can't wear it a few days in a row or else I get tired of it.
Sex Panther. 60% of the time it works every time.
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Currently, vintage Paco Rabanne pour homme. Forsaking all others, until death do us part.
Snarky is as snarky does.
My signature has to be one that is versatile, masculine, and slightly unique. I chose none other than John Varvatos
Not sure why I have never thought about a signature scent. However, once I am not in a mood for anything in particular, I reach out for Mat Very Male.
Since I am somewhat new to all of the wonderful frags out there, I would say that Tom Ford's Grey Vetiver would be mine.
I don't have one, wouldn't want it either.
Prada Amber Pour Homme!!!!!!
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I see fragrances as clothes - because that is what they are. So I like to have a "wardrobe" of fragrances. Each of them has its own personality and is suitable to a certain climate, or mood, or colours I wear. To me, having a signature scent would be like having just 1 suit, 1 shirt, 1 pair of shoes...
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Dior Homme Intense. Fahrenheit comes close too.
Not that I have one, but hypothetically, on weekends it's Bogart Pour Homme
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Terre d'Hermes, if I had to pick one.
When in doubt, I go for the Allure Homme Sport. It is just heavy enough to operate in the winter, and fresh/citrusy enough to run wild in the summer! Not to mention it's one of the only scents that me and women both love!
1) Chergui (Serge Lutens)
2) Dior Homme Intense
3) Aventus (Creed)
4) Allure Homme Sport (Chanel)
5) La Nuit De l'Homme (YSL)
Anybody have a sample of Martin Margiela Untitled or Untitled L'Eau? I'm dying to smell these and I've got lots of great niche samples to swap!
"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
My signature is Eternity Cologne for Men. Have used many for daily activities like BLV Cologne, Versace Signature, Bvlgari Black, Perry Ellis for Men, Pi (did not like it), Cool Water Cologne.
I don't think that I have one but to make sure I asked my wife if she thought I had a signature scent. Her reply was 'vanilla' so I am guessing that if I have anything like a signature it is one of my vanilla based fragrances, maybe Eau Des Baux or Tobacco Vanille


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I am a new vegan. I was diagnosed with a dairy allergy last year and got fed up with all the hidden dairy. So I opted to take control of the issue by cutting out all suspect food.
I also chose to change my diet due to lack of longevity in my family. I am in my mid forties with no health issues and hoping to make it past my mid sixties. With the exception of my father (who has Alzheimer's)none of his nine siblings lived to see seventy.
I am looking for some support and encouragement. I have found switching very easy though convincing my husband that this is the best option for me is not that easy...
Good for you choosing to take as much control as possible. That's a huge, impressive step. And not one everybody is ready or willing to make, sometimes ever, unfortunately.
You are going to see some amazing benefits you probably didn't expect. Your husband will hopefully witness and appreciate these changes as well. It's really the best testimonial - a walking advertisement! Whether he decides to come along is totally up to him. In the meantime, stay strong and take care of YOURSELF.
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You're in the right place for support! Like you, I was diagnosed with a problem with dairy before beginning this vegan lifestyle. Additionaly I have to avoid MSG, which is possible with a whole foods diet. MSG is found in all kinds of processed foods. (It's suppossed to be a flavor enhancer, but with real foods, that's not needed!)
You'll do great - just hang in there. It's amazing how great food tastes. My daughter has started telling her college classmates that we're vegan - but not the wierd ones???!!! She's asking for copies of my recipies - just because she likes the taste. Even if your husband doesn't become vegan, he'll probably have more vegan meals and be healthier because of it. Good luck!
"Not the weird ones" - I love it!
My nine-year-old daughter's classmates are asking for recipes! They are curious about her food, so sometimes I have been cutting things up for "samples." The big hits are chickpea fries (Bryana Clark Grogan's website - no oil used), and Happyherbivore.com's crispy chickenless nuggets. She took some homemade seitan today - I haven't heard the feedback yet.
Thank you for the encouragement. I am very glad I found this site. I have already read some things on different forums that have shown me I am making some errors.
For example I feel like I have to use a lot of olive oil and eat a lot of nuts ect. The only nut I like are almonds but I have been making myself eat peanuts and walnuts. I am glad to hear I do not need as much oil or nuts as I thought.
Yesterday when I cooked up some vegetables I used cooking spray in place of oil. I loved that option.
I am very glad there are a lot of talking threads on here and a lot of like minded people so that I can continue to learn more about my chosen lifestyle.
Thank you for your comments and advice
Welcome to the vegan community! I used to use olive oil but after finding out its not healthy like its made out to be, I've cut it out. And its made a difference, I'm losing fat! I am careful with nuts and seeds because of their high calorie and fat content so I make sure they are added in lightly for flavor. If you are an active person and don't need to lose weight, nuts are a good add-in. Remember though a person can easily get the necessary amount of protein without them so they aren't needed.
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You can easily saute your veggies in either water or vegetable broth instead of the oil or spray.
Thank you Jodie...I won't tell you I have been cooking for a family pushing thirty years now and I did not know that...but I do now!
I will make that switch it sounds much healthier and that is what I am looking for a major health change.
It has taken a long long time, but I think I have finally convinced my daughter (1 that she can stir fry without oil. It makes such a difference in clean-up. The oil would burn on the pan and be nearly impossible to clean off. If food burns on/sticks without oil (usually just on the sides of the pan), it mostly just soaks off. I don't even use a non-stick pan, just a basic stainless steel. Cooking without oil is great.
Glad to be part of this community.I feel really good on day 7 only problem so far is I can't find any good brands of salad dressings, can you suggest any v-brands? I like ranch mostly?
thanks and good luck to all.
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For salad dressings, try drmcdougall.com. Look under quick links for recipes. Somewhere there is a list arranged by type of recipe. I love the cesaer dressing on the site - it is the recipe of a guest chef. My all-time favorite dressing comes from the Engine 2 Diet book (check your library for it). It is called E2 Basics. There is also a super simple one that is pretty good, called 321.
Thank you both for your suggestions.
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Audiences are invited to spend an evening with Garner and fellow jazz musicians as they perform in Garner's third Seaside Arts Council appearance, scheduled for Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. at the Swansboro Town Hall Annex.
Heavily influenced by the legends of jazz from the 1920s and beyond, Garner will serenade the crowds with tunes that have captured her heart since childhood. She will also team up with veteran jazz and blues drummer Glen Pointe, Atomic Rhythm All-Stars bassist George Knott pianist Tony Ray, saxophonist Chris McNally and musician and sound engineer Jeff Jablonski for a special tribute to the golden era of jazz.
"I started out as a big fan of early jazz from the '20s to '40s and some '50s styles like Peggy Lee, Billy Holliday and Ella Fitzgerald," Garner said. "But I've also done Etta James all the way up to today. We've done some things from Diana Krall and Norah Jones, but this time we're really trying to focus on '30s and '40s."
A North Carolina native and Emerald Isle resident, Garner's vocal abilities has been molded by gospel, bluegrass and soul with touches of classical and folk. However, it was the guidance of piano and bass player Tony Moseley that firmly rooted her interest in jazz.
"I grew up in jazz through him, and he said that we're not here just as entertainers, we're here to inspire and uplift people, and I'll always remember that," Garner said.
Garner has taken full advantage of that advice, using her degrees in physical therapy and medicine to teach about the effects of music and sound on the human body.
"Music is just about as much therapy as physical therapy, and I think the two really go together," Garner said. "The science that supports music as medicine can be far reaching and (music) can have an inflammatory as well as antidepressant effect that they can see in patients."
Garner has performed solo and as part of professional choruses for many various organizations and festivals, including at Colorado's 28th annual Copper Mountain Wine and Jazz Festival, Carnegie Hall, North Carolina Seafood Festival, Crystal Coast Choral and the Eastern NC Jazz Society. Although she doesn't mind traveling beyond county lines to perform, Garner said that she appreciates every opportunity to bring jazz music to local audiences. Between raising three boys and her career, Garner said she is working to release an album of her live performances and hopes to collaborate with more jazz musicians in the future.
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OXFORD, Ohio –Miami Women's Soccer battled rival Ohio University to a 1-1 tie in double overtime Friday evening at the Miami Soccer Field. The Bobcats scored first to take an early 1-0 lead, but Miami sophomore midfielder Jess Bronke's blistering shot in the final nine minutes of the first half evened the match and gave the two teams the draw.
"What a battle," head coach Bobby Kramig said. "That was just a classic OU-Miami game. I'm proud of our kids' effort. This is the first time we've looked like ourselves since the Purdue game [on Sept. 15]. In this league, I'll take the point [in the standings] any day."
The RedHawks (4-6-1, 1-1-1 MAC) placed 11 shots on goal on 22 total shots during the game, but goalkeeper Mattie Liston was a force in net for the Bobcats (5-3-3, 1-1-1 MAC), making 10 saves in the game, including four in the first half to preserve the tie.
"She's a fantastic goalkeeper," Kramig said about Liston. "She's been doing that to us for four years."
To start the first half, neither team gained much of an advantage as both defenses held the opposition without a shot for the first 11 minutes of the match. Ohio broke the scoreless tie in the 18th minute on a long shot by Alexis Milesky that was perfectly placed to beat Miami senior keeper Allison Norenberg. Milesky took over possession in the RedHawks five yards outside of the top right corner of the penalty box. She moved toward the center and sent in a hard shot into the far upper corner just out of reach of Norenberg for the 1-0 Ohio lead.
Over the next 19 minutes Miami went on the offensive, taking seven shots and earning a corner kick while limiting Ohio to just one shot. With just under nine minutes to go in the first half, the RedHawks intercepted a clearing pass and sent the ball into the deep right corner where freshman Jenna Weiner picked it up and moved into the penalty area. Weiner tried to angle for a shot, but found her path cut off by the Bobcat defense and sent a pass back toward the top of the box where Bronke one-touched it past Liston to tie it at 1-1.
In the second half and two overtime periods, Miami outshot Ohio 12-7 but couldn't get the go ahead goal as Liston made every save. She wound up with 10 saves in the match while Norenberg stopped three shots. Ohio earned seven corners to Miami's six in a game that featured a lot of chances and great defense.
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When they're indoors in his Mukilteo home, Jeff Barth's kitchen chairs fit nicely around his Ikea table.
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Jeff Barth's Philippe Starck kitchen chairs can also be used outside.
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This tooth-shaped stool was designed by Philippe Starck, a French designer with a clean, minimalist look.
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Jeff Barth of Mukilteo likes stylish versatile furniture that can be used indoors or out.
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A small accent table can also be used inside and outside.
As with the chairs, a small accent table can also be used inside or outside.
It's sleek and modern with humongous windows, a grand piano, white cowhide rug and no clutter.
So when it came time to buy chairs for the kitchen, only the best would do.
The best plastic, that is.
He bought four outdoor chairs that came complete with little holes for drainage.
"There's a nice design to it," he said. "It is very well thought out. People sit in them, and they can be there forever. It's extremely comfortable."
The cream armchairs are by Philippe Starck, a French designer with a clean, minimalist look. The round metal-and-glass kitchen table is from Ikea.
The plastic chairs provide extra seating for holiday celebrations around the formal wooden dining table in the great room of his Mukilteo home of 12 years. He discovered Starck's streamlined stylized products when he lived in Seattle.
Many people are finding a place inside for outside furniture.
That cute garden bench might be cuter in the foyer than in the yard.
A wicker ottoman fits with many fabrics and feet.
Those colorful mosaic accent tables at Pier 1 Imports or T.J.Maxx serve as drink tables in family rooms. No coasters necessary.
Barth uses small Starck plastic stools as side tables in the TV room and a Starck tooth-shaped stool in the foyer for putting on shoes.
There are perks to using outdoor furniture indoors.
It's affordable. Manufacturers know that many people won't pay as much for furniture for the deck as they will for the den.
It's durable. Outdoor furniture is often virtually indestructible. It's made to withstand the elements. Kids and pets can jump and claw away on it.
It's fun. There's a vacation or cottage feel.
It's functional. If you get tired of it, you can always take it outside for good.
Or, you can do what Barth does, move it outside as needed.
"If the neighbors pop over we haul the chairs outside," Barth said.
Of course, it works both ways. You can repurpose indoor furniture for outside.
A cot covered with pillows becomes a settee. A daybed makes a nifty porch swing. Instead of hauling that scratched-up coffee table to the curb for big trash day, brush on some weather resistant paint and use it as a bench for plants. Reupholster cushions with water-repellent material.
Kick up your heels and enjoy the great indoors outside.
Or vice versa.
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