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Retiring MSCPA CEO Reflects on Past and Future of the Profession
Just days before his retirement from the MSCPA, AccountingWEB sat down with Theodore J. Flynn to discuss the major changes that have impacted the profession over the last four decades, the current state of the CPA industry, and where things are headed in the future.
Dec 30 2013
Louisiana CPA Society's Bean Counter Coffee Creates "Buzz" Around Events
In a state renowned for its cuisine, its "bon temps" attitude, and its ability to turn any gathering into a celebration, the Society of Louisiana CPAs was not about to take the idea of serving lackluster coffee to its members lying down.
Aug 27 2013
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ICPAS President Seeks to Attract New Generation of Members
If you're trying to find the Illinois CPA Society's (ICPAS) new President and CEO Todd Shapiro, chances are you won't catch him in his downtown Chicago office. That's because he's busy conducting his own ICPAS whistle-stop tour of sorts.
Jun 25 2013
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New CalCPA Chair Urges Stronger Ties to CPA Firms, Outreach to New Members
As chair of the CalCPA for 2013-2014, Richard Simitian, CPA, will seek to strengthen relationships between CalCPA and California accounting firms. He also wants to focus on retaining new members and developing their leadership potential.
Jun 24 2013
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Summer Construction: Rochester CPAs Ramp Up Fundraising to Build Habitat Home
The CPA community in Rochester, New York, is channeling its naturally competitive spirit into a selfless cause this summer. They're trying to see who can raise the most money to break ground on a local Flower City Habitat for Humanity home.
May 16 2013
Weathering Sandy: Advice, Assistance, Notifications from CPA Societies and Others
Post-Sandy, CPA societies, government offices, and other organizations are providing information and resources to assist those impacted by Hurricane Sandy. We will keep you updated as news comes in.
Oct 31 2012
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Scott Price to Lead Florida CPA Association
The Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FICPA) announces that effective July 1, 2012, Scott G. Price, CPA, PFS, CFF, CFE, of Odessa, Florida, will serve as the 2012-2013 FICPA Chair.
Jun 28 2012
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Rev Up for Next Year's Busy Season at a Conference
Now that busy season is over, it's a good time to consider attending a conference.
May 18 2012
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New York High School Students Gain Insight into Accounting Profession
High school students from several Rochester schools gathered in downtown Rochester for the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) World of Accounting event.
May 4 2012
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The GSCPA Graduates the Ninth Class from Its Leadership Academy
The Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants (GSCPA) recently sponsored and completed its ninth Leadership Academy class, graduating twenty new CPA leaders into the community.
Jan 23 2012
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World of Accounting introduces profession to Rochester, NY high school students
The World of Accounting showcase, hosted by the Rochester chapter of the New York State Society of CPAs (NYSSCPA) on April 29, provided nearly 200 New York high school students with an opportunity to explore career options in accounting.
May 12 2011
Pennsylvania's CPA Players bring levity to accounting profession
Darth Vader, CPA? Rick and Ilsa always having Paris and tax write-offs? Hannibal Lecter dining on his CPA with fava beans and Chianti? Memorable scenes from classic movies have all undergone a remake, thanks to the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Apr 19 2011
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Company announcements: Week of December 20
Following is the latest roundup of community news for the week of December 20, 2010.
Dec 21 2010
Texas CPAs suggest toys that teach children about saving, budgeting, investing
With many people facing challenging financial situations and an economy desperately trying to rebound, the TSCPA believes this holiday season is the perfect time for children to learn the importance of money-mindedness with affordable toys and board games that won't break the bank.
Nov 29 2010
Virginia CPA society offers free financial literacy calendar
The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants' award-winning Financial Fitness Calendar is now available for the 2011 calendar year.
Nov 16 2010
Ohio youngsters FETCH! for financial literacy
At a time when 77 percent of families in the United States are in debt, with 46.1 percent of those families holding credit card debt, the Ohio Society of CPAs is reaching out to educate youngsters about the value of a dollar.
Nov 10 2010
Texas CPAs win mid-term election seats
Texas CPAs fared well in the recent mid-term elections, with six accountants winning seats from Texas House of Representatives to Railroad Commissioner to U.S. Congress.
Nov 4 2010
Virginia CPAs offer tips on preparing financially for disaster
Peak hurricane season for Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic States has arrived. While it's unsettling to think a natural disaster could affect you, emergencies can and do occur.
Sep 7 2010
Don't drink and tweet: Illinois CPA Society president speaks at nation's largest state CPA conference
Last week's Midwest Accounting and Finance Showcase in Rosemont, IL kicked off with approximately 1,700 CPAs in attendance, a group so large that it was clear the need for knowledge and networking is still alive.
Aug 29 2010
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As one of the main repositories documenting the history of western Massachusetts and New England, the Department of Special Collections and University Archives collects primary materials relating to the political, cultural, economic, and intellectual life of our region, and the lives and experiences of its residents.
Concentrated in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the collections in SCUA touch on many aspects of the history of the region with developing depth in immigration, labor, work, and industry, social change and movements for social change, and literature and the arts. Among the more valuable collections for the political history of the region is the papers of Silvio O. Conte, Republican congressman from the First District of Massachusetts from 1959-1991. A member of the House Appropriations Committee (and its ranking minority member from 1979-1991), Conte is particularly remembered for his work in Health and Human Services, education, and the environment. SCUA also holds collections for state representatives John Haigis and Maurice Donahue, as well as other figures involved in political life in the Commonwealth.
Although the Department holds materials relating to individual communities in western Massachusetts, the history of the Quabbin watershed is a particular focal point. SCUA collects books printed in the Quabbin region and more generally, in rural New England prior to 1900, as well as manuscript, printed, and photographic collections relating to Quabbin towns.
Significant collections
- Business and industry
- In addition to collections relating to organized labor and the labor movement, SCUA attempts to document the experience of work and the business community to provide a rounded understanding of work life in New England. For a more complete listing, see our guide for Labor, Work, and Industry.
- Civic organizations and charities
- Collections ranging from the records of charitable organizations that provide social services to groups that foster civic engagement and social justice, benevolent and ethnic self-help societies, to organizations that support social and professional communities.
- Family history
- SCUA has a strong interest in "family collections," typically collections that include correspondence, photograph albums, family and farm accounts, and other materials that reveal the every day lives of New Englanders. Researchers on family life and genealogy should note that many collections indexed under other subjects contain personal and family information of some importance. Our printed materials collections include many local and county histories, genealogies, and other resources which may be useful for understanding family life.
- Immigration, demography, and ethnicity
- SCUA is particularly rich in collections documenting the Polish immigrant community in Massachusetts, but our holdings include fine material on Southeast Asian immigrants and African Americans.
- Medical history
- Collections include daybooks and medical accounts of physicians, primarily from the nineteenth century, personal papers of physicians, and some materials on public health policy.
- Military history
- Although SCUA has scattered holdings relating to earlier wars, the department houses interesting materials relating to World War II and the War in Vietnam, with the latter concentrated on the antiwar movement.
- Political life and culture
- The distinctive political culture of Massachusetts and formal and informal political activity in the Commonwealth. Although the collections extend back into the nineteenth century, our focus is primarily on the post-World War II period.
- Printing in rural Massachusetts
- SCUA collects books, broadsides, and other materials printed in rural New England prior to 1900. The collections include a growing collection for the printers in the Quabbin region, Solomon and John Howes, but also includes works printed in small towns throughout Berkshire, Hampshire, Hamden, and Franklin Counties.
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- Collections relating to all aspects of life and the legacy of the four towns inundated by the Quabbin Reservoir: Dana, Greenwich, Enfield, and Prescott, as well as surrounding communities such as New Salem, Petersham, and Wendell. In our rare books holdings, we have a number of works printed in Enfield or Greenwich, mostly by Solomon and John Howe.
- Religious life
- Our efforts to document the spiritual lives and religious commitments of New Englanders has resulted in a number of manuscript and archival collections. Our social change holdings include a number of collections on spiritually-motivated social reform, and our rare book holdings include hundreds of published sermons and other printed materials relating to religious life in the region.
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University of Massachusetts Amherst. Students
University of Massachusetts Amherst. Student Body, 1867-2007.
Call no.: RG 045
Since the arrival of the first class of students at Massachusetts Agricultural College in 1867, the student body at UMass has grown to over 20,500 undergraduates and nearly 6,000 graduate students.
Record Group 45 includes the collected records of student activities at UMass Amherst, from student publications and organizations (fraternities and sororities, unions, and honorary societies) to records of student government, student protests, and religious and social groups. Also included are class notes and correspondence of some individual students while enrolled in the University.
- Aggie Life
- Bay State Ruralist
- College Signal
- College students--Massachusetts
- Greek letter societies--Massachusetts
- Student newspapers and periodicals--Massachusetts
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Slonecker, Blake, 1981-
Blake Slonecker Collection, 2008.
Call no.: MS 795
An historian of twentieth century social movements, Blake Slonecker received his doctorate at the University of North Carolina in 2009 and joined the history faculty at Waldorf College soon thereafter. In a dissertation examining the utopian impulses of the New Left (published in 2012 as A new dawn for the New Left: Liberation News Service, Montague Farm, and the long sixties), Slonecker explored how the political and cultural activism of the 1960s helped reshape American political culture in the decade following.
In June 2008, Slonecker conducted oral historical interviews with four individuals who were part of the extended community centered on the Montague Farm and Packer Corners communes during the late 1960s: Tom Fels, Charles Light, Sam Lovejoy, and Richard Wizansky. In wide-ranging interviews, the former communards discuss topics ranging from the fraught politics of the era, political and cultural activism, gender roles and sexuality, and daily life on the communes.
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- Babbitt, Elwood, 1922-
- Bloom, Marshall, 1944-1969
- Brotherhood of the Spirit Community
- Clamshell Alliance
- Green Mountain Post Films
- Johnson Pasture Community (Vt.)
- Liberation News Service (Montague, Mass.)
- Montague Farm Community (Mass.)
- Musicians United for Safe Energy
- Packer Corners Community (Vt.)
- Students for a Democratic Society (U.S.)
- Fels, Thomas Weston
- Light, Charles
- Lovejoy, Sam
- Wizansky, Richard
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- Oral histories (document genres)
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts. Hampshire-Franklin County Chapter
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts Hampshire-Franklin County Chapter Records, 1947-1973.
Call no.: MS 303
Minutes and correspondence of the Executive Committee, correspondence and general files of chairmen Philip Eddy, David E. Matz, and Donn Kesselheim, as well as correspondence, briefs, and clippings related to legal cases and inquiries undertaken by the chapter.
- Civil rights--Massachusetts
- Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts. Hampshire-Franklin County Chapter
- Eddy, Philip
- Kesselheim, Donn
- Matz, David E
Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) Massachusetts
NOFA Massachusetts Records, 1988-2005.
Call no.: MS 461
A product of the back-to-the-land movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Northeast Organic Farming Association began as the vision of a New York City plumbing supplies salesman. Now an increasingly influential non-profit organization with chapters in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont, NOFA has "nearly 4,000 farmers, gardeners and consumers working to promote healthy food, organic farming practices and a cleaner environment."
The MA NOFA collection of meeting minutes, financial records, correspondence, and publications from 1988 to 2003, documents maintenance and change in the structure of the Northeast Organic Farming Association, particularly concerning the Massachusetts chapter and the Interstate Council.
- Agriculture--Massachusetts
- Organic farming
- Organic gardening
- Sustainable agriculture
- NOFA Massachusetts
Polish Women's Club of Three Rivers (Mass.)
Polish Women's Club of Three Rivers Records, 1924-1994.
Call no.: MS 391
Polish-American women's club located near Palmer, Massachusetts, that aims to encourage Polish women to become United States citizens and provide them with classes in the English language; to take an active part in local, state and federal politics; to support local Polish-owned businesses; to preserve and integrate Polish culture with those of other ethnicities present in the United States; to encourage higher education in the Polish-American community.
Includes meeting minutes (primarily in Polish), histories, anniversary programs, town and state citations, and government publications, documenting the activities, membership, and national recognition of the club over a period of seventy years.
- Americanization--History--20th century
- Palmer (Mass.)--Ethnic relations--20th century
- Palmer (Mass.)--Social conditions--20th century
- Poles--Cultural assimilation--Massachusetts--History--20th century
- Polish American friendly societies--Massachusetts--Palmer--History
- Polish Americans--Ethnic identity--History--20th century
- Polish Americans--Massachusetts--Palmer
- Polish Americans--Political activity--History--20th century
- Massachusetts Federation of Polish Women's Clubs
- Polish American Women Citizens Political Club of Three Rivers and Thorndike (Palmer, Mass.)
- Polish Women's Club of Three Rivers (Palmer, Mass.)
Types of material
- Programs
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Massachusetts State Council
UBCJA Massachusetts State Council Records, 1892-1980.
Call no.: MS 015
One of the largest building trade unions in the U.S., the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America was established in 1881 by a convention of carpenters' unions. An early member of the American Federation of Labor, the Brotherhood began as a radical organization, but beginning in the 1930s, were typically aligned with the conservative wing of the labor movement.
The records of the Massachusetts State Council of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America contain reports and other information generated during the union's annual conventions as well as copies of the constitution and by-laws, handbooks, and histories of the union.
- Carpenters--Labor unions
- Labor unions--Massachusetts
- United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Valley Women's Union
Valley Women's Union Records, 1974-1976.
Call no.: MS 201
The Valley Women's Union was established in 1974 by members of the Valley Women's Center, Northampton, Massachusetts, who were committed to political change benefiting women. They were concerned that the Valley Women's Center had become a static umbrella organization and that many of its formerly vital functions had been absorbed by local social service agencies The VWU sought to unify groups that were working for political change beneficial to women.
Records include newsletters, agendas for meetings, reports, position papers, and mailings.
- Feminism--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--History
- Feminists--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--Political activity--History
- Social change--Political activity--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--History
- Women--Massachusetts--Pioneer Valley--Political activity --History
- Valley Women's Union (Northampton, Mass.)
Western Massachusetts Library Club
Western Massachusetts Library Club Records, 1898-2006.
Call no.: MS 492
Situated in a region known for its progressive spirit, the Western Massachusetts Library Club was established in 1898 to respond to the unique needs of librarians overseeing small or rural libraries, and to foster camaraderie among local colleagues. Almost immediately, however, the club expanded its focus, taking positions on issues ranging from modern library practices to national legislation and leading the way in the expansion of services for public libraries, all while maintaining its identity as an advocate for local libraries and librarians.
The collection is richest in records that document the early history of the club including detailed meeting minutes, news clippings, programs, and circulars. Beginning in the late 1960s, the club's activities are captured primarily through membership lists and meeting notices and programs. Taken together, the records trace the growth of the WMLC for more than a century from its establishment to the present.
- Cutter, Charles A. (Charles Ammi), 1937-1903
- Libraries--Massachusetts--History
- Western Massachusetts Library Club
Clark, William Smith, 1826-1886
William Smith Clark Papers, 1814-2003 (Bulk: 1844-1886).
Call no.: RG 003/1 C63
Born in Ashfield, Massachusetts, in 1826, William Smith Clark graduated from Amherst College in 1848 and went on to teach the natural sciences at Williston Seminary until 1850, when he continued his education abroad, studying chemistry and botany at the University of Goettingen, earning his Ph.D in 1852. From 1852 to 1867 he was a member of Amherst College's faculty as a Professor of Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology. As a leading citizen of Amherst, Clark was a strong advocate for the establishment of the new agricultural college, becoming one of the founding members of the college's faculty and in 1867, the year the college welcomed its first class of 56 students, its President. During his presidency, he pressured the state government to increase funding for the new college and provide scholarships to enable poor students, including women, to attend. The college faced economic hardship early in its existence: enrollment dropped in the 1870s, and the college fell into debt. He is noted as well for helping to establish an agricultural college at Sapporo, Japan, and building strong ties between the Massachusetts Agricultural College and Hokkaido. After Clark was denied a leave of absence in 1879 to establish a "floating college" — a ship which would carry students and faculty around the world — he resigned.
The Clark Papers include materials from throughout his life, including correspondence with fellow professors and scientists, students in Japan, and family; materials relating to his Civil War service in the 21st Massachusetts Infantry; photographs and personal items; official correspondence and memoranda; published articles; books, articles, television, and radio materials relating to Clark, in Japanese and English; and materials regarding Hokkaido University and its continuing relationship with the University of Massachusetts.
- Agricultural colleges--Japan--History
- Agricultural colleges--Massachusetts--History
- Agriculturists--Japan
- Agriculturists--Massachusetts
- Amherst (Mass.)--History
- Amherst College--Faculty
- Amherst College--Students--Correspondence
- Hokkaido (Japan)--History
- Hokkaid¯o Daigaku--History
- Hokkaid¯o Teikoku Daigaku--History
- Japan--Relations--United States
- Massachusetts Agricultural College--History
- Sapporo N¯ogakk¯o--History
- Sapporo N¯ogakk¯o. President
- T¯ohoku Teikoku Daigaku. N¯oka Daigaku--History
- United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
- United States--Relations--Japan
- Universität Göttingen--Students--Correspondence
- Clark, William Smith, 1826-1886
- Massachusetts Agricultural College. President
Types of material
- Drawings
- Photographs
- Realia
- Scrapbooks


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Leo is one of the beasts of the cherubim. Jacob assigned this tribe to Judah, which was the warlike and victorious energy of the tribe.
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LEO MONEY: Leo is the royalty of the zodiac and they absolutely Love extravagance. They are generous in nature, which also means that they enjoy being around generous and thoughtful people in return. Leo is attracted to colors and possessions that represent royalty. They may even have proud lion statues or pictures in their home. Being that they represent the 5th house of pleasurable activities, their money also serves that purpose . . to enjoy! Ingratitude by anyone with regard to Leo's money or possessions will have a challenging time getting a dime out of them again.
Leo sees money as a means to give them what they deserve in Life, which means all that is Good. They typically drive extravagant cars, decorate their homes in extravagant style and have plenty of toys at their disposal. Leo has the will to create a lot of money in their Life pressing forward without resting for long periods of time. A Leo's attitude toward losing money is, "I can always make more money!" and they will.
Since Leo enjoys being on a pedestal or on stage, they are always playing to an audience. Even if they deny this fact, it is the Truth. What others think of them, matters, because they do enjoy the spotlight and applause. In a crowd Leo is fairly easy to spot because they will always place themselves right up front or right in the center. They have a sunny disposition, being ruled by the Sun and their dynamic and charismatic personality attracts attention. This puts Leo in a perfect spot for business because they 'attract'. Leo is a walking magnet to others, which should definitely be considered in business. If you naturally attract attention, then why not play off of it.
The natural tendency for Leo is to lead, which they should be leading by example and others will follow suit. Leo is very competitive and does not like to lose or come in second place. Rarely do people remember who comes in second place and Leo thoroughly recognizes this fact of Life. Leo does tend toward risk and speculation. It is important for Leo to remember their intuition when risking. If it feels remotely uneasy, then do not risk or gamble. Intuition will be their biggest clue.
It would be best if Leo hired a money-manager or advisor on how to handle their money. Leo has champagne taste and does not like to be on a beer diet. In fact, when it comes to alcohol consumption, a Leo will most commonly choose wine over beer. Not just because of how it tastes, but because of how it looks and the richness of what it represents.
Leo's will not ask family or friends for money simply because their ego is so big. They will head to the bank to borrow money before they ever let on to anyone that they are in dire straits over money. Admitting to anyone, other than a bank, that they need money just won't happen. Leo has a knack for creating mounds of money and they will always create more. The more generous a Leo is, the more money they attract. If anyone understands the Law of Attraction, it is a Leo.
MONEY SUGGESTION: Instead of just reading this and saying to yourself, "Oh yeah, that's me," how about getting a handle on your money tendencies so you will have some money for your own future.
The North Node is a powerful point in your Natal Chart. It can help you get to the place that you desire with the greatest of ease. BUT, you have to use the information rather than file it away.
If you are looking at a Natal Chart that I wrote for you, the North and South Node glyphs are in BLACK. I have also written into your Natal Chart Text information that directs you on how to utilize this energy. Whatever sun sign and house your North Node is in, then use the "heck" out of that energy.
For example, I AM a North Node Virgo, so I pay attention to the Virgo horoscope and use all the rulerships and tendencies of Virgo to my positive advantage coupled with my sun sign, Gemini AND the house that my North Node is in. Interestingly enough, both Virgo and Gemini are ruled by the planet Mercury, the planet of communication. Virgo rules the 6th house of health, doctors and hygiene. Gemini rules the 3rd house of communication and is known as the master communicator, writer, author, lecturer, teacher and also rules radio (broadcasting.) Virgo rules the colon and I also did colonics in my former women's clinic. Oh - you bet I use my North Node!
Virgo is also very detailed, methodical, nit-picky, perfectionistic and just downright critical with a keen sharp eye. Now take a peek at this website . . I can't stand typo's and I Love details!!! Basically my North Node Virgo makes me a severe Type-A and I Love it!!!
You can see how I've used my North Node (Virgo) coupled with my sun sign (Gemini) to become a doctor who writes, communicates, teaches and lectures. I've even been a radio talk show host. Yep! I use that North Node!!!
And there's more . . . my North Node Virgo is in my 3rd house of what else . . . COMMUNICATION!
Click here to read more about the North Node in your Natal Chart.
Remember your rising/ascending sign rules your first house rules. Click here to read about first house rulerships.
First and foremost, the best thing you can do for yourself when it comes to Love is "know thyself!" Your Sun sign is about "how and where" you SHINE! Your Rising Sign is about your personality and how you are viewed by others. Your Venus placement is about romance, beauty and Love. And your Moon placement is about your emotions. Mix it all together and you've got yourself a relationship with yourself that you would now like to couple-up with someone else.
IMPORTANT! -- Keep in mind these Love connections are "generalities" for each Sun Sign. You'll gain a much better understanding of your "perfect-Love" when you are more familiar with your own Natal Venus, Natal Moon, Rising Sign and Sun Sign.
Read more about the Love, Romance and Compatibility for your Sun Sign.
Read more about the Moon in a particular Sun Sign.
Read more about your Rising Sign.
**This horoscope is no substitute for a prescription or medical advice. This horoscope is for entertainment purposes only.
**This web site's goal is to provide you with information that may be useful in attaining optimal health. Nothing in it is meant as a prescription or as medical advice. You should check with your physician before implementing any changes in your exercise or lifestyle habits, especially if you have physical problems or are taking medications of any kind.


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Han-Ying Peggy Chang, M.D.
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Dr. Chang completed her medical training from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine where she was inducted into Alpha Omega Alpha. She completed an internship at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and then matriculated into the HMS Department of Ophthalmology Residency Training Program. Subsequently, she subspecialized in Cornea, External Disease, and Refractive Surgery at Mass. Eye and Ear as Chief Clinical Fellow, and was selected to attend the prestigious Cornea Society Advocacy Ambassador Program, Mid-Year Forum.
Dr. Chang's research interests include bioinformatics (developing software tools that help store, retrieve and analyze biological data) and the development of enhanced electronic patient medical record systems. She is interested in the use of electronic medical record systems in data collection for potential large scale epidemiological studies, and is working closely with Partners eCare to optimize this functionality in the transition to a new electronic medical record system.
Dr. Chang is a member of numerous professional societies, including the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, and the Cornea Society.
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Differentiating bilateral superior oblique paresis from sensory extorsion. Muthusamy B, Peggy Chang HY, Irsch K, Ying HS, Muthusamy K, Anwar D, Guyton DL. J AAPOS. 2013 Oct;17(5):471-6.
The genetics of keratoconus. Chang HY, Chodosh J. Semin Ophthalmol. 2013 Sep-Nov;28(5-6):275-80.
Corneal alkali burns: a review of the literature and proposed protocol for evaluation and treatment. Hamill CE, Bozorg S, Peggy Chang HY, Lee H, Sayegh RR, Shukla AN, Chodosh J. Int Ophthalmol Clin. 2013 Fall;53(4):185-94.
Ocular involvement in hospitalized patients with candidemia: Analysis at a Boston tertiary care center. Huynh N, Chang HY, Borboli-Gerogiannis S. Ocul Immunol Inflamm. 2012 Apr;20(2):100-3.
Diagnostic and therapeutic considerations in fungal keratitis. Chang HY, Chodosh J. Ophthalmol Clin. 2011 Fall;51(4):33-42.
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A lively mix of entertainment, human interest and lifestyle, presented by John Murray.
They parted ways 40 years ago but Meath man George Eyres never forgot his first love and now aged 62 he's hoping to reconnect. He was a neighbour of Sylvia Holland in Swindon and they began going out. They were together for about four years when he reluctantly followed his parents back to Ireland, putting an abruipt end to their romance. She visited him briefly once and that was the last time they ever saw each other.
George used to receive a Christmas card every year from Sylvia's mother but that stopped a few years ago and he is very curious to know what happened to Sylvia since they last met. Graham Seaman, the presenter of the lunchtime show on BBC Wiltshire based in Swindon, is hoping to help and will talk to George on air this week. He spoke briefly on air to John.
Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh of Altan was married to Frankie Kennedy, a Belfast flute player, who tragically died from cancer in 1994. A Winter School in traditional music was set up in Co Donegal in his name for young music students and music lovers and has been flourishing ever since. There are instruments classes, workshops, and singing and dancing classes.
Mairéad was in studio with her nephew Ciarán Ó Mhaonaigh and Mark Kelly, guitar player with Altan. Scoil Gheimhridh Frankie Kennedy runs from December 27th to January 1st next. More details from http://www.frankiekennedy.com/en
Veronica was on the programme earlier this year after she decided to give away all her possessions. Veronica had bought a house when she was 23, then left her job to return to study in Trinity College. Following a 4 year degree she did a Masters in London but was unemployed when she returned to Ireland and fell into arrears in her rent.
She then walked the Camino de Santiago which was a life-changing experience.
Veronica talks to John about how she is now living, with very few possessions and very little money, and what she is doing with her life.
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Usually the only thing I am lax on is armored pants, if its a short ride to a job or a friends house I'll wear regular pants. When I lived in Florida on the coast I rode around a few times in shorts with no helmet along the beach at low speeds. It was nice, but I felt naked...
On trips in the summer heat, I find my mesh gear is cooler while riding and sun burns suck when you go the T-shirt and shorts route.
If I know I'll be off the bike a good bit, I'll just wear all leather steel toe work boots instead of my sidi onroad boots. But, thats about the same protection any way.
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I don't know if this help, but my son, advanced junior player, had wrist issue last year (he was 12). We went through a few racquets and also medical treatments. Finally we got referred to Paul Ness, who is an official trainer for the ATP (if you watched the 2013 AusOpen final he was the trainer who worked on Murray foot blisters) within minutes he figured out what the issue was and gave my sons some exercise and the problem went away. The diag was that my son probably felt down at some stage and hurt his wrist and some specialized physio works was all that needed.
The point I am trying to get across is, if you haven't already, to get her to see a specialized tennis physio/trainer. Given she has good technique it is highly likely she has some injury that may be not caused by tennis.
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From Claremont to the Himalaya: Climbing Personal Eversts
Michael Graber '74 has a heart for adventure and an eye for cinematography. The avid climber's love of mountains, including Mount Everest, which he has climbed numerous times, led him to pursue a career in which he could share the sport's beauty with the world through articles and photography.
Although he began as a climber for ABC's program American Sportsman, Graber soon moved to the other side of the camera. He has worked on a number of a winning documentaries, including Antarctic Odyssey (1988), Surviving Denali (1993), and Extreme Games (1995).
Graber covered the war in Afghanistan for CBS News. His love of the natural environment has taken him all over the world to shoot the outdoors' most awesome events. The cinematographer has gone on to found Michael Graber Productions, which has helped in the production of several IMAX films and such recent hits as Endless Summer 2 (1994), Crimson Tide (1995), and Twister (1996).
Graber's films, informed by his outdoor adventures, capture the realism of nature. One of Graber's recent adventure films, Keepers of the Coast (1996), recently received a silver Cindy award and a bronze from Worldfest Houston. Michael Graber graduated from CMC in 1974 with a degree in philosophy. During his time at the college he played football for the Stags and received the Most Valuable Player designation his senior year.
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NCPA Championships at Logan on Saturday (4/4)
The Northern California Percussion Alliance (NCPA) Championships is this Saturday (4/4/2015). Logan is proud to be hosting this event again and it will be our last big competition show for this school year. The show begins at 2:15 PM and ends with awards at 8:32 PM. The full schedule and list of performers is available in the links below.
As usual for an event of this size and importance, we are putting out a call for volunteers. It is you, our Band and Color Guard Boosters, who make these events a success. Please look for an email message from VolunteerSpot and follow the directions to sign up for one (or more) of the available positions. They include:
- Parking lots – Provide parking directions to arriving percussion units
- Crosswalk – Ensure a safe crossing between the parking lot and the Pavilion
- Check-in – Welcome the guard directors, provide information and directions
- Entries and exits – Collect tickets, direct and sequence percussion units to their performance
- Snack bar – Sell snacks and drinks, cook and prepare hot foods
- Hospitality – Staff the hospitality suite for judges and directors
- First-aid – It's all fun and games until someone breaks a nail
- Student volunteers – Run materials to judges, fill in where needed (community service hours)
If you have not received a VolunteerSpot message and want to volunteer, please contact Alisha at "email@example.com" for more information.
Our Hospitality Suite is also in need of food donations. The suite is available to the judges and directors and it is a place where they can rest and enjoy some food and refreshments during their breaks. Logan is known for the best in hospitality so please help us uphold this tradition by sharing some of your favorite foods and dishes with our visiting guests. Here are some examples:
- Hot food items for dinner (e.g.: pancit, sushi bake, any favorite hot food items, etc.)
- Finger foods and desserts (e.g.: lumpia, shrimp balls, samosa, tempura, wraps, cookies, cakes, brownies, fruit salad, etc.)
- Snacks (e.g.: peanut M&M's, chocolate bars, etc.)
- Drinks (e.g., water and soda, etc.)
If you are donating food or drinks, please contact Gigi at "email@example.com" in advance and let her know what you will be bringing.
Thanks in advance for everyone participation!
NCPA Championships Schedule and List of Performers
Northern California Percussion Alliance website
Sonoma Invitational Wind Band Festival
The James Logan High School Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band will be performing at the Sonoma Invitational Wind Band Festival on Friday, March 13, 2015. The festival is being held at the Sonoma State University campus in Rohnert Park, CA. This event features California high school bands performing in a non-competitive environment.
Our students will load and board the buses at 11:30 AM. The trip will depart at 12:00 noon from Logan and will return at 10:30 PM. Logan's performances are at 5:05 PM and 6:15 PM. Students will need to bring food or bring money to buy food on the way home. The complete field trip itinerary and details can be found at the link below.
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Sonoma Invitational Wind Band Festival information
Volunteer for the WGI Regional Show at Logan
The 2015 WGI Color Guard Regional Championships are coming up on Saturday on March 7, 2015! Once again, James Logan High School has the privilege of hosting this HUGE event for WGI. This is also a major event and fundraiser for Logan. Forty-three scholastic and independent color guard units from all across California are will be participating. The schedule consists of preliminaries competitions in the morning and afternoon followed by finals competitions in the evening and night. Performances will be running continuously from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM!
Needless to say, in order for an event of this magnitude to succeed and run smoothly, we will need LOTS help from many volunteers. Help is needed in the following areas:
- Parking lots – Provide parking directions to arriving guard units
- Crosswalk – Ensure a safe crossing between the parking lot and the Pavilion
- Check-in – Welcome the guard directors, provide information and directions
- Entries and exits – Collect tickets, direct and sequence guard units to their performance
- Snack bar – Sell snacks and drinks, cook and prepare hot foods
- Hospitality – Staff the hospitality suite for judges and directors
- First-aid – It's all fun and games until someone breaks a nail
- Student volunteers – Run materials to judges, fill in where needed (community service hours)
This is a call for all Logan Band Boosters, families, friends and neighbors and alumni to step up and volunteer for one (or more) of the available positions. Besides helping make this event possible, you will have lots of fun also as you meet and work beside many other long-time and first-time booster volunteers. An email message from VolunteerSpot has been sent to everyone. Please find it and follow its directions to signup. If you have not received a VolunteerSpot message and want to volunteer, please contact Alisha at "firstname.lastname@example.com" for more information.
As with all of the shows that we host, we provide a hospitality suite for the judges and visiting directors to relax and grab a bite to eat during this very busy day. Logan has a long standing reputation for providing the best in hospitality and food! You can help us continue this tradition by donating your favorite dishes to share or, if you need suggestions, here is a list of what we need and some examples:
- Breakfast items (donuts, muffins, croissants, fruits, hot breakfast items, etc.) Drop off to teacher's lounge by 8:30 AM
- Lunch items (sandwiches, pasta, salad, favorite hot lunch items, etc.) Drop off to teacher's lounge by 11:00 AM
- Dinner items (pancit, favorite hot dinner items, etc.) Drop off to teacher's lounge by 4:30 PM
- Finger foods (lumpia, shrimp balls, samosa, tempura, etc.) Drop off to teacher's lounge to serve for either lunch or dinner
- Desserts (cookies, cakes, brownies, fruit salad, etc.) Drop off to teacher's lounge to serve for either lunch or dinner
- Snacks (peanut M&M's, chocolate bars, etc.) Drop off to teacher's lounge anytime before 11:00 AM
If you are donating food or drinks, please contact Gigi at "email@example.com" in advance and let her know what you will be bringing.
The proceeds from this show goes into the Booster's general fund, all of which directly help fund Logan Band and Color Guard student activities.
Thanks everyone! Your help is what makes this event a fun and memorable one!
Information for the WGI Union City Regional Competition
Preliminaries competition schedule
Finals competition schedule
Dining Out Fundraiser at Buffalo Wild Wings
Come join your fellow boosters this Thursday at our next dining out fundraiser and support the James Logan Band and Color Guard. Details as follows:
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2015
Time: 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM
Location: Buffalo Wild Wings
32135 Union Landing Boulevard
Union City, CA
How does this work? You take your families and friends and dine out at Buffalo Wild Wings (in Union Landing directly across from the Century 25 theater). Bring our flyer with you and give it to your server. Enjoy your meal! Buffalo Wild Wings will automatically calculate and donate 10% of your total bill to the James Logan Band and Color Guard Boosters. This is not an organized event so just go between 11:00 AM and 2:00 AM. You will very likely see other Logan families there, especially around dinner time.
Please print as many flyers as you need and give them to your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, etc. They do not need to be Logan Boosters or Logan families in order to participate. We get 10% as long as they eat there and present our flyer.
Click here for the flyer.
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Logan Hosts CCGC Color Guard and Percussion Show
We are hosting another show at Logan! This Saturday, 1/31, the James Logan High School Band and Color Guard will be hosting this year's CCGC color guard competition and percussion evaluation show.
The color guard competitions will begin at 4:15 PM and will end with awards at 10:28 PM. The Logan Open Guard performs at 9:20 PM and the Logan World Guard performs 9:38 PM. All times are approximate and are subject to change. There will be guard performances from many Northern California high schools and middle schools along with performances from several independent guard units. A full list of the participants and a detailed show schedule is available below. Spectator admission is $10.00 per person and children under 5 years of age are free.
The percussion show is an evaluation show only (no spectators). Each percussion unit will perform in front of the judges and they will receive an evaluation of their performance.
As with every show that Logan hosts, we will need lots of volunteers to help make this show a success! Some of the tasks are in the areas of parking lots, snack bar, hospitality, tickets, etc. Each booster member will be receiving an email message from VolunteerSpot; please read it and follow the directions to sign up for one (or more) of the available positions. Even if your students are not in guard or percussion, we would appreciate your stepping up to help. If you would like to volunteer but did not get a VolunteerSpot email message, please contact Alisha Valine at firstname.lastname@example.com.
At each show, we maintain a hospitality suite for the benefit of the judges and visiting directors to keep them well fed and refreshed. As such, we would appreciate food and drink donations. Suggestions include ethnic foods, appetizers, baked goods and snacks. If you have a favorite dish, bring it over so we can share it with the judges. Contact Gigi Tomayo, our hospitality coordinator, at email@example.com and let her know what you can donate
Looking forward to a great show!
Additional information:
California Color Guard Circuit website
Logan CCGC Show Schedule
Second Annual Crab Feed FundraiserJoin us for the second annual James Logan Band and Color Guard Crab Feed fundraiser!
Date: Saturday, January 24, 2015
Time: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Tickets are $45 each and includes an unlimited crab dinner (with one glass of wine or beer, pasta, salad, garlic bread and soda), no-host bar, silent auction, raffle and entertainment. The last day to buy your tickets is January 23.
All proceeds directly benefit the James Logan High School Band and Color Guard programs. This was a well attended event last year so don't miss out on the great dining and fun this year! Spread the word and invite your extended families, friends, neighbors and co-workers to join us and support our band and color guard!
Buy your tickets now using the convenient online order form below! Your tickets will be available at will-call on the day of the event.
Winter Spectacular 2014
Please join us as the James Logan High School performing arts departments will be presenting their 2014 Winter Spectacular on Wednesday (12/10) at 7:00 PM in the Center for the Performing Arts. Don't miss this annual band, percussion, guard and choral performance! Start your winter season off right and enjoy an evening of great performances with many winter and holiday favorites.
Tickets are $12 in advanced and $15 at the event.
Each student has been given two tickets to sell. Additional tickets are available so invite your family and friends. Let's fill all of the seats! To buy your tickets, you may turn in your money (check/cash) to our Band Director, Mr. Wilke, or you may conveniently purchase online below through PayPal using a credit or debit card. To ensure that your students receive credit for selling their tickets, please enter their tickets' serial numbers when paying online.
Hope to see everyone at the show. Thank you for all of your support. Have a wonderful winter!
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Safe, precise, thermostatically controlled showering for total peace of mind. Inclusively designed for easy use by everyone. With the Advance ATL, if the temperature ever rises above a pre-set level, the shower turns off automatically. No wonder it's one of the few electric showers to have been awarded the BEAB CARE mark for safety.
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- Thermostatic temperature stability keeps showering safe for all the family
- Adjustable Temperature Limit (ATL) - 8 different maximum temperature settings
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Ten years ago, the famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava came to Dallas with a vision of building five soaring bridges over the Trinity River that he said would help transform the city's long-neglected floodway from a warren of jails and electrical wires into a beautiful urban park that would define the city.
On Wednesday, Calatrava was in Dallas again, speaking to the city's most prominent backers of that vision at the offices of the Trinity Trust in Oak Lawn.
Amid a barrage of negative news about City Hall's vision for the Trinity, his visit was welcomed there as a morale boost, a refresher on the original vision that inspired those who have worked to realize the project.
In perfect English but with a thick Spanish accent, he spoke flatteringly of Dallas as a pioneer city where the focus on renewing the Trinity River will reap benefits for generations.
"Dallas is facing one of the most important projects in terms of revitalization. When I say one of the most important projects, I mean worldwide. I do not know a single city in the world that is facing such an ambitious project," he said later during an interview.
As he spoke, Calatrava faced two large models of the first signature bridges he designed for Dallas.
Behind him was a massive scale mock-up of the city transformed by a revived riverfront.
Just a few miles away, the real Trinity River bottom looked much as it did when Calatrava visited in 1999.
The electrical lines still stand. The county jail recently completed a $65 million addition.
The city, meanwhile, is mired in controversy over plans to construct a toll road over the Trinity levees and through the floodway.
Asked why he came to Dallas now, Calatrava said he simply wanted to visit friends he has made in connection with the Trinity project.
But his visit also corresponds with the arrival in the port of Houston of the massive white steel arch that is the defining feature of the first of two bridges he designed for Dallas.
After months of delays, the arch for the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge could rise this summer, marking a major change to the city's skyline and a huge step forward for City Hall's vision of the Trinity.
There are ongoing concerns about the construction of the bridge. The discovery of sand deep in the levees where support columns for the bridge's approaches stand has given the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pause.
But top corps officials offered City Hall public assurances last week that the bridge will be completed with minimal delay.
Calatrava declined to comment on whether he believes the finding of sand could affect the completion of the bridge.
"I hope all the bridges get built," he said. "Several years ago, nobody would believe we could build a single one, and we are already building it. These sorts of works often confront problems that were difficult to see before. And on the way, you see maybe you have to find solutions."
The second bridge, known as the Margaret McDermott Bridge, is largely funded and officials hope to bid the project in 2011, around the time the first is scheduled for completion.


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Enduro World Series, Les 2 Alpes Intro Slideshow 5
Three rounds, three distinct flavors of riding. The Enduro World Series marches onward through the French Alpes with the third race landing in Les 2 Alpes. A four-stage, single-day event, Les 2 Alpes features one of the stiffest climbs during a timed stage yet and prolonged, steep and technical courses. Sven Martin and Lee Trumpore have arrived on site and prepare use for what's to come this weekend.
Check out the current Enduro World Series standings and Les 2 Alpes course map here
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Meat... On another subject, that Anka shot needs to be in a calendar or a magazine cover (Ahem, Dirt.) and the Steve Jones comment was awesome (Ahem Dirt.).
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Right around the corner from LaGrave...
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Nice one! I'd be tumbling off the track looking at those views!
Keep em coming, stellar flavor!
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OMF that is some beautiful countryside and the trails look exceedingly edible. Love the quote about "the spirit of the tape of Enduro"!


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A group that advocates separation of church and state has filed a federal lawsuit to prevent South Carolina from becoming the first state to create "I Believe" license plates. The group contends that South Carolina's government is endorsing Christianity by allowing the plates, which would include a cross superimposed on a stained glass window. Do you agree? (Read the story.)


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Explore my home town of Phili
Marc, a HomeAway staffer, writes about his hometown, the City of Brotherly Love
Philadelphia. City of Brotherly Love. Former nation's capital. Home of the Liberty Bell, the cheesesteak, and the city where the Declaration of Independence was signed. But there is so much more to it.
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The first thing to talk about is location. By car, Philadelphia is two hours from New York City, three hours from Washington DC, and there's a train line which connects all three cities so you avoid some of that legendary east coast traffic. Philadelphia is also two hours from the Jersey shore and Pocono mountains. This central location makes it an interesting base for exploring the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S.
It has a colorful history, mainly attributed to its sports teams and their passionate fans but when you get beyond that you'll see some very unique and interesting things that make it a special place to visit.
After years of little growth, the city has undergone a transformation over the past 10 years, in what many locals consider the "Philly Renaissance". Here are some of the highlights that you may not find in all of the guide books.
Philadelphia has become a culinary hotspot. With chefs like Morimoto (yes, the one from the Iron Chef) setting up shop in the city along with others, Philadelphia has great options for every palate. Places like Rittenhouse Square, South Street, and the Art Museum area are lined with café's and restaurants which reflect the old and the new.
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When it comes to the old, Philly has a ton of cheesesteak places. The three most famous are Pat's, Geno's, Jim's, and Tony Luke's, all located in South Philadelphia. Ask anyone and they have their preference and its usually a source of debate among locals. If you want to try one out, you have to know how to order it. If you don't want to look like a tourist there's a few things to know. First, you have a choice of cheeses (provolone, American, mozzerella, and Cheez Whiz). Second, you have to decide if you want grilled onions and/or grilled mushrooms. If you do, you better know how to order it. Philadelphians are not known for subtlety or manners, so it helps to play by the rules.
For example, if you walk into Pat's – this is how you would order a cheesesteak with Cheez Whiz, and grilled onions.
"How ya doin… Can I get a wiz wit." (Yes, there's no "h" in that statement and "wit" refers only to whether you want grilled onions on the sandwich or not.)
Translation: Hello, how are you doing today. I'd like to order a cheesesteak which has Cheez Wiz, and grilled onions. Thanks!
There are other ways to order additional toppings (hot peppers are called "red hots" and mushrooms are simply called "shrooms)
The un-official sandwich of Philadelphia to many is the Cheesesteak. To those in the know it's the Roast Pork sandwich. Stuffed in a hoagie roll, and filled with grilled pork, provolone, and broccoli rabe, it's a super tasty alternative. Tony Luke's is one of the other places to find it.
Foodies should definitely check out the Reading Terminal Market, located in Center City. It's a cavernous market full of food stands and vendors where you can get a very comprehensive "taste of Philadelphia".
Philadelphia has a bevy of museums including some very famous ones, including the Franklin Institute, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Don't let the Rocky statue fool you out front, the art museum has hundreds of thousands of works from some of the world's most famous artists, and hosts special exhibits which have included Salvador Dali and Paul Cezanne in the past.
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Both are located centrally and easily accessible.
If you are there in good weather, Fairmount Park is one of the world's largest urban parks, where you can find all the typical activities as well as horseback riding, and there are many historic mansions located in the park open to the public. One of the most famous is Strawberry Mansion.
Sports are huge in Philadelphia. All the major sports have franchises there and you'll likely see a lot of proud Philadelphians sporting their gear around town. Turn on the radio and you will hear people talking about the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers and Sixers every day of the year. In addition to pro sports, there are a number of local universities which host games throughout the year. College Basketball is the most famous with teams such as Temple and Villanova who are in the NCAA tournament every year . If you are visiting from a rival city (like New York, or Washington D.C.) wear your team outfits at your own risk ?
Philadelphia has a lot of options for going out after dark. The most famous are in Rittenhouse Square, Old City, Delaware Avenue, and South Street. In addition to typical bars and clubs, Philadelphia now has its own casinos where you can try your luck with all the typical casino games.
Outside of Philadelphia
The outlying suburbs north of Philadelphia include charming towns such as New Hope, which flank the border with New Jersey along the Delaware River. This area has a significant historical past – George Washington crossed the river on Christmas Day to in 1776 to defeat the British in a surprise attack on their fort in Trenton, NJ. This was in what many consider to be the turning point of the Revolutionary War.
Along the western edge of Philadelphia you will find what many call the "Main Line". This is a scenic area accessible from central Philadelphia and contains many historic homes and architecture dating back to the 18th century.
If you are looking to see the beach, New Jersey's famous coastline is easily accessible from Philadelphia. Among the most popular areas for Philadelphians are Cape May, Margate, Avalon, Stone Harbor, and Ocean City. Atlantic City and its famous boardwalk and casinos are also nearby.
As I said before, the Pocono mountains are within a 2 hour drive from the city. In the winter time there are a number of ski resorts including Camelback, Jack Frost, and Blue Mountain. In the summertime, there are many options for hiking, biking, golf, and swimming. Among the most famous areas are Lake Wallenpaupack, near Scranton, PA and Lake Nockamixon state park, near Allentown along with dozens of other parks and outdoor recreational areas.
When you visit Philadelphia, put what you have heard aside and open your eyes to a place which has significant historical and cultural roots. You'll find a thriving city, great culinary scene, places nearby for diversions, and more than enough character to keep you entertained. Happy travels!


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Something to keep in mind that some posts neglect is that if you are 2 handing a reach weapon then your spiked gauntlet does not threaten as both hands are on the weapon. Yes, you could use a free action to take a hand off the weapon on your turn to threaten with it but you then won't threaten with your reach weapon.
Anything non-human as it would be nice to get it so that humans no longer outnumber all of the other races combined.
Honestly, Fate's favored is too good and worth way more than a feat let alone a trait and is thus banned in the groups I'm in. They kind of really dropped the ball on it since it is way too good for halflings, half-orcs, archaeologists, and clerics using divine power/favor.
Never, this is because my players are not terrible people interested in breaking everyone elses toys, and if the were, I WOULD SMASH THEM UNTIL THEY WERE NOT.
AM BARBARIAN was a specific barbarian build that went around the board that was basically the best that the boards could come up with as a counter to the hypothetical wizard that could have anything prepared. He is also a character that was never meant to be played, was incomplete with only estimates of his final stats, and is used as a joke around the boards.
EDIT: This appears to be the most complete form I could find.
Experienced players know when to hold back and let someone else have a chance to shine.
I think a void elemental dwarf wizard would be hilarious. You would get a bonus to saves via dwarf and void element specialization. If you really want to there is also a trait that adds another +1 to the dwarf bonus and a feat that adds +2 to it on top of that. Looking at a +7 vs spells at 1st level is pretty entertaining.
I feel that even in an evil campaign you don't steal from the party. No matter who you are you have people that you don't cross. It's like how a thieves' guild doesn't steal from its own members. The only way an organization works is if you don't have to worry about the guy at your back.
If I remember Cayden's lore he is actually against drinking for the sake of it. He is all for using it while having a good time, but he doesn't like those that abuse alcohol.
You could always just have the spellbook be a mundane spellbook and have the player just think that it talks to him.
Ask to put cross-class points into Knowledge(any), after all even if it isn't a class skill you can still put points into it, you just don't get the +3 for it being a class skill.
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