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Just dropping in. *waves*
Been awhile. I recognize some names just skimming through the few topics on here. How is everyone?
Life update for me: 25, married, working in healthcare IT, expecting my first child in roughly 24 hours.
And go!
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Well damn.
25, (happily) single, currently between jobs.--got let go from a consulting firm and about to start some regulatory support for a law firm until I get into an MPH program. Woo.
Lo Down XXL: The reason your girlfriend left you...for your sister.
The giver of broke dreams and hurt feeling since '88.
Damn is right, I can't imagine having a kid right now!
I'm 26, graduated college with a degree in Television Studies/Broadcast Design and Production a few years ago, still looking for a job. I play guitar, hike/do all sorts of outdoor stuff and write, too. Lived in Vermont for like 7 years, recently moved back to my hometown and it's not as fun as I remember. Trying to get things in order right now!
lol crason driving by in his tractor, waving
If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now
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25, two years away from getting a Ph.D., generally hating every second of my life
Matt, you count as two black people. - Lo Down XXL
26, single, working, just bought my own place 5 months ago. Still getting used to paying a mortgage.
Sure is a big difference from when we were all 14 and chatting on MSN.
nu-horsemen 4evar
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****ing MSN, man. Getting around the arbitrary limit on conversation participants by inviting a ton of people simultaneously.
If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now
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34, single (obviously, what would you expect from Lord Fat Ass the 2nd). , living in a new condo for almost 3 months with my cat...struggling with disability claims...remembering the Raa topic that brought me here (lol this is funny)
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Black & Decker MM550 lawn mower
Four wires from the motor: Black, orange, white & red. Orange is the plug terminal There are 4 terminals on the switch. Where do the black, white, red , and the separate black plug terminal go?
What do you mean by plug terminal? All 4 wires run to the motor? Or do two run to the motor and two to the power cord?
Does the mower have two different speeds?
This page has a diagram that is probably also applicable to your mower: http://www.tehhouse.us/electrical/la...andd/index.php
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Construction work on own buildings to begin soon, says Vice-Chancellor
Own buildings are required for the 12 (B) recognition, to make us eligible for University Grant Commission funds, said Krishna University Vice-Chancellor Vunnam Venkaiah.
At a press conference to announce the university's first convocation to take place on December 9 at the Andhra Jateeya Kalasala Auditorium, he said that UGC had already granted funds worth Rs. 5 crore along with another Rs.5 crore funds from the State Government. An area of 202 acres of land had already been acquired for the construction of buildings in Rudravaram (4 to 5 kilometres from Machilipatnam), he said. The construction will begin soon in the next two months, he added. At the first-ever Convocation of the University at Machilipatnam on Sunday, gold medals will be awarded to three students and a total number of 2,111 students will be conferred with their post-graduation certificates along with a Ph.D student, said Mr.Venkaiah. The programme, according to the orders of the Governor E.S.L. Narasimhan, had already been decided minute-by-minute, he said. The presence of the Governor on the day had not been confirmed yet, but Justice Jasti S. Rao will be present, he said.
It was the duty of the university to prepare a student to face all kinds of situations in future once studies were completed, opined the KRU Vice-Chancellor.


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The compact Rommelsbacher bake and grill oven, the BG 1650 has a large cooking cavity, capable of handling large plates and roasters. The interior lighting and the large viewing window can provide you with a nice view of a cooking process.
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Perfectly matching Ritter Volcano 5 toaster, Ritterwerk now presents the first kettle in its more than 100 years of history. The German made Fontana 5 kettle keeps true to the reduced, puristic, clear and timeless Bauhaus features, typical of other Ritter products.
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The new portable air conditioners from Electrolux, the ComfortCool air conditioners are carefully designed to control the climate in your home 365 days a year. The portable air conditioner works all year round, not only keeping a room cool in the summer, but also supplying heat in the winter as well as dehumidifying your home in spring and autumn.
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An Englishman and his tea ... the nation love affair with the electric automatic Teasmade can be traced back all the way to 1932, when Sir Samuel Rowbottom introduced the first model. In 1936, the Goblin Teasmade became a must-have item, with over 300,000 units sold every year. The Swan electric automatic Teasmade is a totally redesigned model that employs the latest technology to ensure the tea experience is even better than ever.
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The new modern breakfast set from Panasonic is made of high quality stainless steel and violet or grey glass. The set consists of coffee maker, toaster and electric kettle. Straight minimalist lines, overly simplistic, robust industrial look and sought-after features will certainly be appealing to the modern consumer.
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The Carroll Center for the Blind Participates in Blindfold 5k run on April 15th
As part of the Boston Marathon weekend, thousands of runners are running a 5k blindfolded to raise awareness and support for organizations that provide services for the blind and visually impaired. The Carroll Center for the Blind, MAB Community Services & the National Braille Press have teamed up to raise funds for this year´s blindfold run.
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The Carroll Center, MAB Community Services and National Braille Press have teamed up to participate in a 5K Blindfold Challenge which will take place Sunday April 15th, the day before the Boston Marathon. Each organization has been allotted 7 Bibs to run in the sold out Boston Athletic Association 5K. To claim their bib, each participant agrees to raise a minimum of $1500 for their organization. It will be another exciting event with approximately 6,000 runners running for various charities. After the race, the three organizations will have a post-race reception and breakfast at the Lenox Hotel.
The Carroll Center is looking for runners to represent and fund raise. Training will be provided. Each Blindfold Challenge participant will run with a guide and the race will start and end at the Marathon finish line in Copley Square. The Carroll Center is encouraging people to be a part of the Boston Marathon weekend. They recommend participants to create their own personal fundraising web page at http://www.firstgiving.com.
"We are pleased to collaborate with these splendid organizations during the B.A.A. 5K on Boston Marathon weekend, when many are inspired by the spirit of the marathon and the stories of people overcoming obstacles and embracing possibilities", said Boston Athletic Association executive director Tom Grilk. "Running blindfolded symbolizes the forceful approach to challenge embraced by these institutions and the people with whom they work."
About the Carroll Center
The Carroll Center for the Blind, located in Newton, Massachusetts, serves newly-blind and visually-impaired people of all ages by providing them with the skills training, technology and education they need to live, learn and work independently. Founded by Father Thomas Carroll, the Carroll Center is celebrating its 75th anniversary.
Established in 1936, The Carroll Center has pioneered many innovative services for the blind and visually impaired. They have developed many methods for people with low vision to learn the skills to be independent in their homes, in class settings, and in their work places. Their services include vision rehabilitation services, vocational and transition programs, assistive technology training, educational support and recreation opportunities for individuals who are visually impaired of all ages. For over 70 years, The Carroll Center staff has provided help for the blind for thousands of blind and vision impaired persons with diverse opportunities for success and independent living.
The Carroll Center serves the needs of blind and visually-impaired persons by providing rehabilitation, skills training, and educational opportunities to achieve independence, self-sufficiency, and self-fulfillment and by educating the public regarding the potential of persons who are blind and visually-impaired.
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The Boston Marathon is the world's oldest annual marathon and ranks as one of the world's most prestigious road racing events. The Boston Athletic Association manages this American classic, which is sponsored by John Hancock Financial Services. The Boston Marathon has distinguished itself as the pinnacle event within the sport of road racing by virtue of its traditions, longevity and method of gaining entry into the race (via qualification).
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One of a kind, hand forged and hand painted wrought iron server. Inspired by travels to Italy, Bella Toscana captures the art of entertaining with wrought iron and natural marble home accents. Each piece is hand forged and one of a kind. Color and dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly due to the handmade nature of the product.
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In Chuds defense, if he would have called a pass and Cam threw it incomplete, we'd all still be going batshit for him not running out the clock properly. What sucks is on cams run he was like two yards from the first that would have iced it.
LaFell calling out Chud
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Posted 18 November 2012 - 05:44 PM
how the mighty are fallen...
So very true. I can't believe we were actually afraid that we would lose Chud to the head job in Tampa this season.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 05:44 PM
How many times will we be in shotgun in the red zone? How many run plays will come from the shotgun? I can't wait to kick Chud ass out of Charlotte.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 05:45 PM
LOL look what a number one WR is doing for Freeman. But we have people thinking we need to draft defense...
Cam Newton NEEDS help. Defense needs BETTER coaching. But you HAVE to get your franchise QB some damn help.
A new WR won't matter poo if we don't fix the Oline.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 05:46 PM
No no no no no guys.. you're all reading this wrong. LaFell is saying the Bucs CHEATED!!!
I mean.. it's not like Chud is predictable or anything... couldn't be. Nah...
I mean.. it's not like Chud is predictable or anything... couldn't be. Nah...


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Grand slam stringers .com
Other??? I'm surprised the USRSA doesn't have a forum.
I would say TW, and the old GSS forum. I haven't seen the new GSS forum, as I don't see the point in paying a yearly subscription to get the same info one could get here and other sites, such as the ones you mentioned.
Thank you.
Drak--I haven't been to GSS for a while. Are you saying they charge now? Wow. Probably won't be on their site either if that's the case.
There are two sites in one. The old site is still there, but no one checks it. I assume everyone is on the pay site now. Though I don't know who is on there, since I'm not a member.
Steve, Lakers4Life summed it up.
GSS started a new site for paying members, so the old site is pretty much dead, which is too bad. Lots of great info was shared on that site.
One other note,,,,, the UKRSA also had a great site, which was similar to GSS, but I haven't been on there in a while, so not sure if it has changed as well. It also included a great section for racquet ball and squash.
When I spoke to Tim, he said the new site has features the old site did not have. He had to pay someone to build that site, so I guess to recoupe the costs he decided to charge a membership.
I saw a login on the UKRSA site, but did not notice a registration link.
^^^ Drak, can you still get to the old GSS site? If you can how would someone get to it?
Just go to www. grand slam stringers. com (no spaces of course) then click on "Forum" then choose "Original GSS Forum" (the other option is "Paid Members Forum").
The new site is different. You use your real name, they have articles along with the forum.
GSS Paid Forum
The GSS paid subscription site is $49 per year. Does anyone know if it is worth that amount? Is the audience larger or made up of different members than TT?
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Study Reveals: Fresh Fruit is the Number One Snack Choiceby Elizabeth Armour in Food News, February 5, 2013
The NPD Group, an Illinois-based market research firm, recently released a study showing that fresh fruit is America's top choice for snacking – more so than any other sweet or savory option. According to the report, fresh fruit is eaten 55 times per capita each year as a snack, with chocolate following in second place at 45 times, and potato chips in third place at 30 times. Nuts and cookies are eaten, respectively, 27 and 22 times per year by the average US consumer, while crackers, yogurt, ice cream, and others tie at 17 times.
The report found that individuals with healthier overall diets snack between meals, and that their snack choices tend to be healthier ones. The study also showed that snacking now makes up 20% of all eating occasions in this country, with mid-morning snacking showing the most explosive growth.
Apples, oranges, and bananas by themselves are great snacks and very portable; they can also easily be made more substantial with the addition of a few heart-healthy nuts or a spoonful of peanut or almond butter. Try choosing a piece of fruit next time you're craving a sweet treat between meals in order to increase your fruit intake and improve your health.
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The New McCarthyism by Larry Cohler-Esses is the same old story The Nation is so quick to print. First there is pressure from a conservative or an ideological enemy against a viewpoint that The Nation agrees with, whether it be a critic of President Bush or the Iraq war or Israel being questioned by the "right-wing." Then, after a few months The Nation comes as the knight in shining armor to bail out this critic who "only speaks the truth and is being subjected to McCarthyism." This same cycle--questioning a scholar or public intellectual, ad hominem attacks on those questioning the scholar and then The Nation's revealing their version of the truth--is getting quite old (see Norman Finkelstein, Joseph Mossad and now Dr. Abu El-Haj). Any critic of President Bush or Israel is a friend of The Nation. I remember when I was younger and The Nation presented ideas, not ideology and evidence to support that ideology. I hope some day it can return to that form.
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A massive land grab has occurred in Papua New Guinea (PNG) and the impact on communities across the country has been devastating, a new Greenpeace Australia Pacific report has revealed.
PNG is a nation rich in forests, which have long been in the eye of foreign logging companies. Most of this dense forest land is held under 'customary ownership' by communities, and to gain access to PNG's valuable forests, a scandalous scheme has been systematically rolled out across the country.
The report 'Up for Grabs' details how customary landholders have been alienated from 5.1 million hectares of land and forests – land they depend on for their food, homes and livelihoods.
The scheme is called Special Agricultural and Business Leases (SABLs) and has allowed unrepresentative landholders and foreign-owned companies to swindle and steal people's land and livelihoods for up to 99 years.
Greenpeace Australia Pacific's data and mapping analysis shows how this massive land grab occurred and how logging companies have been allowed to satisfy their appetite for tropical logs through this poorly regulated and often corrupt government policy.
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In one case, in the Pomio District of East New Britain, customary landholders opposing the land grab were reportedly beaten and abused by police on two separate occasions. The police were being paid by notorious logging giant, Rimbunan Hijau.
Greenpeace is standing alongside local communities in PNG calling for all fraudulently obtained SABLs to be overturned. We are demanding that the people's land is handed back to them.
We're also calling on the newly elected PNG government to put the rights of landowners and communities before short-term company profits – the lives and homes of generations of Papua New Guineans depend on it.
Read the report here and see the slideshow here.
Paul Winn is a Forest Campaigner with Greenpeace Australia Pacific
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This is nothing but a rape of the land as well as the poor.
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Just the same as we did to the Native Americans. Such trash.
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Astronauts Rick D. Husband and Tamara E. Jernigan adjust the hatch for the U.S.-built Unity node. The task was part of the overall effort by the seven-member STS-96 crew to prepare the existing portion of the International Space Station (ISS).
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I was of the "I really like the feel of a book in my hand" school until my wife bought me a Nook and drug me, screaming and kicking, to within visual distance of the 21st Century. I have to admit, reading a 650 page novel that weighs only a few ounces and doesn't cause cramping in my hand converted me pretty quickly.
Also, being able to have 10 or so books on hand - in something the size of a thin paperback - is a real plus when I have to do an 8-hour suicide watch. Sitting outside the cell of a sedated prisoner for 8 hours watching them sleep makes a variety of reading material at the finger-tips a real plus. One of my co-workers is Active Reserve and just got back from a tour in Afganistan. He expects to go again very soon. He is planning on taking a Kindle or Nook with him since it didn't take him long to read what he could carry the last time and he had no resources available for restocking. I guess the Afgans aren't real big on public librarys.
R.I.P. Cyrano and Roxanne.
I think more people should be looking at the new Nook color. I own an iPad, and I still see the new Nook color as pretty cool. It has the same family of processors as the iPad, and they have an Android OS. They can be rooted to run as a full fledged tablet as well, and has gotten better feedback than the Samsung tablet. And most important the fact that it costs only $250, and its all yours.
BTW, I finally turned in my bb, and got myself an EVO 4g.
I pictured you as that guy Gaylord in Showboat, passing up taxis to walk because he's broke and playing it off as if it's the doctor's advice. - Clmetal
The availability of variety and choice is what makes the free market system so wonderful.
The Nook, Kindle, and iPad are excellent devices...it just depends on user habit and needs so it boils down to a personal decision.
As a strict ereader I think the Kindle is excellent, but the color Nook is a good choice. I actually don't have the need for color as most of my reading is plain text so the eink is great. The Nook is a good sequential ereader but bouncing in tech manuals makes the Kindle and iPad good choices.
Since we already own a Nook classic our choices narrowed down to the Kindle and iPad with the iPad a slight winner as a convergence unit. Unfortunately, we just recently abandoned the nook and iPad for the Mac Book Air. It's a reader, supports flash, we stream video from Chinese websites and we linked it to our iMac and down-shared all its apps. Now the Nook and iPad sit idle as the MBA is the device of choice and there is contention. Good discussion!
Last summer Barnes and Noble began investigating selling itself. A major stockholder, Ronald Burkle didn't like the idea and brought a suit against B&N. He lost a couple of major decisions and started a proxy fight. The B&N board then passed a "poison pill" measure that prevents him from obtaining more than 20% of the stock. He sued on that and lost. I guess that battle is still going on, although I haven't heard anything about it since last fall.
Last thing I heard was that Borders is looking at buying B&N. Since Borders IS in financial trouble and closing stores all over the place, I don't understand the logic of that. Maybe, "Uh, we can't handle our own, so we'll buy somebody who is successful and see if we can put them out of business too".
R.I.P. Cyrano and Roxanne.
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A review of the programming language, Go, from the perspective of a python programmer.
Tutorial: PyQt4 UI Development for Maya
"cmiVFX just released the first of a series of training videos for PyQt4 UI Development for Maya, featuring Justin Israel. The base of this video is not just for Maya, but for ANY app structure that exists today. Maya is covered in the second half of the video to help people associate a stronger principal interfacing structure with one of today's most popular graphics packages. We would like to explicitly state that this video would be extremely helpful to a large range of VFX producers using different software pipelines. The goal of this video is to let the user interface their tools using PyQT4."View full post
Python 2.7.2 serializer speed comparisons
In a recent python project where I was sending multiple messages per second of data over a basic socket, I had initially just grabbed the cPickle module to get the prototype proof-of-concept functioning properly. cPickle is awesome for easily serializing more complex python objects like custom classes, even though in my case I am only sending basic types. But I wanted to investigate the speed differences of different serializer modules.View full post
Getting started with XBOX 360 Kinect on OSX – opensource+python
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SouthPark: A crazy little interface. The TaskMonster.
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Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding Events
The Peace Process in Colombia
January 30, 2013 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Latin American Program
A discussion on the Peace Process in Colombia led by Enrique Santos Calderón, brother of the President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos.
China-Japan Dialogue: Beyond the Territorial Dispute
January 28, 2013 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
Asia Program
Relations between China and Japan have been strained in recent years over the territorial dispute in the East China Sea. The rising tension between the two countries has significant political, economic, and security implications for the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. This event follows a day-long closed-door meeting among the panelists analyzing the origin and consequences of the dispute, and jointly exploring approaches to conflict resolution. In this public seminar, the panelists will present the major findings from the meeting and engage the audience in interactive discussion.
Legacies of a Lost Empire: Unresolved Territorial and Identity Problems in the Post-Soviet Era
January 22, 2013 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Kennan Institute
More than twenty years after the collapse of the USSR, a number of frozen conflicts dating from the collapse persist to this day. They endure as hostages to geostrategic thinking, and are fueled by ethnic and identity contestation on the ground. Pilar Bonet, Chief Correspondent, Moscow, El Pais, former Title VIII-supported Research Scholar and Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar has covered many of these conflicts, and will concentrate her discussion on the cases of Transnistria, Abkhazia, and South Ossetia.
Director's Forum: The United States – Africa Partnership: The Last Four Years and Beyond
January 16, 2013 // 2:00pm — 3:30pm
Africa Program
Ambassador Carson reviewed the progress the United States and Africa have made together over the last four years in addressing Africa's challenges and unlocking the continent's potential, and will look ahead to some of the challenges Africa will face going forward.
Pathways to Peace: America and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
January 09, 2013 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Middle East Program
The recent upheavals in the Middle East are challenging long-held assumptions about the dynamics between the United States, the Arab world, and Israel. In Pathways to Peace, today's leading experts explain these changes in the region and their positive implications for the prospect of a sustained peace between Israel and the Arab World.
Women's Leadership in Times of Political Transitions: Some Lessons from Kyrgyzstan
December 13, 2012 // 9:30am — 10:30am
Global Women's Leadership Initiative
Her Excellency Roza Otunbayeva, former President of the Kyrgyz Republic, will speak on women's leadership in times of political transitions.
"The African Union 2012 and Beyond": The Vision of Chairperson Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma
November 29, 2012 // 5:00pm — 6:00pm
Africa Program
The event featured Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, African Union Commission Chairperson, as she discussed her leadership plans and goals for the African Union and its member states. Dr. Dlamini Zuma, former South African Foreign Minister and anti-apartheid activist, is the newly elected African Union Commission chairperson and is the first woman to ever fill this position.
U.S.-Russian Subnational Engagement: Connecting Markets and Communities
November 19, 2012 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Kennan Institute
As 21st century statecraft demands that nation's engage one another in all layers of economic, cultural, and political diplomacy—it is also increasingly clear that such engagement must occur not just on the national level, but just on the regional front as well. This "subnational" approach empowers nation states to create new partnerships and inroads with local leaders and institutions in advancing a litany policies, but it also empowers regional leaders to forge ahead and on key efforts and collaborate with key leaders, across nations, on a level never before seen. Such a model for engagement is being molded and shaped at the State Department as the next generation for U.S. and Russian diplomacy, and Special Representative Reta Jo Lewis will not only outline how connecting local markets and communities is a strong pathway forward for U.S.-Russian engagement, but will also draw on how such efforts between nations have played out in recent memory—connecting the dots for the next chapters of 21st century diplomacy.
Cuban Missile Crisis: Nuclear Order of Battle
October 24, 2012 // 3:30pm — 5:00pm
Nuclear Proliferation International History Project
Robert S. Norris, senior fellow for nuclear policy at the Federation of American Scientists will lead a Wilson Center panel discussion on "Cuban Missile Crisis: The Nuclear Order of Battle." Joining him will be defense analyst and nuclear historian David A. Rosenberg. The event will take place during the 50th anniversary of the 13 day crisis.
Foreign Relations of the United States and the Cuban Missile Crisis
October 23, 2012 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
Cold War International History Project
The Cold War International History Project in collaboration with the U.S. Department of State's Office of the Historian presents a panel discussion, Foreign Relations of the United States and the Cuban Missile Crisis.


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Hophni "Boaz" Kohen Ṣedeq ben Ivomai, Gaon of Sura his father
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Hillel "Hilai" ben "Mari", Gaon of Sura his father
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Hananya "Dayan of the Gate" ben Haninai haKohen al-Nahr Paqod, Gaon of Sura his father
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Shemayahu ben Shechanya 13th Exilarch his father
Shechanya ben Ovadya 12th Exilarch his father
Obadya ibn Arnan, 11th Exilarch his father
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Spartan Adult Men's Costume
Prepare for battle in this spectacular men's Spartan costume - you will need to fight off the women who are keen to experience your manly charms! The black and gold faux leather top reveals your muscles - prepare to flex them on Halloween.
Hercules Adult Mens Costume
Battle for the glory of Rome in this stunning Roman Soldier uniform! This classic warrior costume suits you up in signature Roman tunic, detailed body armor, attached regal red cape, studly arm bands, cuffs, leg guards, & soldier headpiece. Carpe diem!
Spartan 300 Adult Costume
Prepare for glory when you suit up in this officially licensed Spartan 300 adult costume. The red toga comes complete with gold tone gauntlets, shin guards and a helmet. Conquer Halloween in this glorious costume!
300 Themistocles Deluxe Adult Mens Costume
Take charge of Halloween when you dress in the officially licensed 300 Themistocles Deluxe Adult Men's Costume. This blue cape comes complete with a grey apron, brown gauntlets and brown leg guards, along with a grey, vinyl helmet.
Spartan Warrior Child Costume
Be prepared to do battle on Halloween when you wear the Spartan Warrior Child Costume. This highly detailed outfit comes complete with a tunic, body armor with belts and attached cape, medallion, wrist cuffs, leg ties and headbands.
Roman Warrior Adult Mens Costume
Show off your brawn on Halloween when you dress in this Roman Warrior Adult Mens Costume. The authentic looking tunic comes complete with a chest plate, matching pants and arm cuffs. Conquer the night on your own!
Oh My Goddess Adult Womens Costume
Your followers will worship your every move when you slip on this classic Oh My Goddess adult womens costume. The sexy white mini dress features adjustable straps and and comes complete with a gold foil trim headband and matching armbands.
300 Queen Gorgo White Adult Womens Costume
Stand out this Halloween as a strong and sexy Spartan Queen, wrapped up in this gorgeous and officially licensed 300 Gorgo Queen adult womens costume. The regal, white dress comes complete with a seductive thigh-high leg cut and an animal necklace.
300 Immortal Mask with Hood
You will surely dominate Halloween when you decide to wear the officially licensed 300 Immortal Mask with Hood. This fierce, 100% injection molded plastic mask features the Immortal face and an attached black hood.
Glorious Goddess Womens Costume
Be the most sought after beauty in all the kingdoms in the Glorious Goddess Women's Costume. This white halter style dress with gold-plated accents and breathtaking jewelery will have men falling at your heels.
Egyptian Goddess Adult Womens Costume
Be worshiped in this Egyptian Goddess Adult Womens Costume. Strut like a walking prodigy adorned in shiny gold and metallic teal colors. No one can possibly mistake you for a mortal in this elegant dress with fringed glovelettes, golden belt, crown and classic Egyptian style collar.
Warrior Ophelia Booty Adult Womens Costume
Emerge victorious is this sleek and sexy Warrior Ophelia Booty adult womens costume. The shiny, stretch dress features a silvery and sparkly trim along with an attached red cape, completed by a headpiece and matching wrist cuffs. Victory is within your grasp!
Gladiator Boys Child Costume
Not even a ghost will get past you on Halloween when you wear this Gladiator Boys Child Costume. Do your duty to protect the queen and her people on Halloween, whoever she may be. You shouldn't have any trouble in this faux leather tunic, body armor with attached cape and shoulder guard, faux steel…
300 Queen Gorgo Black Adult Womens Costume
Take your strong personality to the next level on Halloween when you wear the officially licensed 300 Queen Gorgo Black Adult Women's Costume. This luxurious black dress comes complete with a matching belt, gold gauntlets and gold leg guards. Dominate the trick-or-treat path in this awesome costume!
Greek Empress Adult Womens Costume
Princes and kings will adore you when you dress up as royalty wearing the gorgeous Greek Empress Adult Women's Costume. This exquisite dress comes with an attached blue cap, cuff and wreath headpiece.
Classic Toga Deluxe Adult Womens Costume
Everyone will behold your beauty when you arrive at the party in this Classic Toga Deluxe adult womens costume. The elegant, 100% polyester, cream tunic with shoulder drape and gold trim comes complete with a matching belt. Let out the Goddess within you.
Roman Goddess Purple Adult Womens Costume
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Ruby Goddess Adult Womens Costume
Va Va Voom! People will say they found love on Halloween when they lay eyes upon you in this Ruby Goddess adult womens costume. Sheer gown is creatively cut to reveal just enough skin to keep your admirers guessing. By the end of the night your followers will kiss the ground you walk on.
Pharaoh Adult Mens Costume
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Gladiator Boys Costume
Step into the ring of Rome ready to battle in this Gladiator boys costume. The body armor of this gladiator costume features an attached cape and comes complete with a tunic, arm bands, cuffs, leg guards and a matching headpiece.
Medusa Womens Costume
Be Queen of the Snakes in the Medusa Women's Costume. This long dress featuring a reptilian print and a train reminiscent of a snake's slithery tail adds a sultry flair but the elaborate headpiece decorated by a bronze snakes will cause serious envy.
300 Artemisia Deluxe Adult Wig
Command your army on Halloween when you wear the officially licensed 300 Artemisia Deluxe Adult Wig. This dark black wig features long straight hair with a few braided details.
Roman Apron
Defend the king and queen when you complete your soldier costume with this Roman Apron. Vinyl garment has the appearance of leather and features gold button details.
Athena Pink Girls Costume
Bring the myth to life as the goddess of wisdom in this gorgeous Athena Pink girls costume. Whether at a Halloween party or a toga party, you'll amaze mere mortals in this classic Greek costume featuring a stunning white and pink dress and matching headpiece.


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The College of the Holy Cross has again been named "one of the best and most interesting colleges" in the country by the "Fiske Guide to Colleges." Compiled by former New York Times education editor Edward B. Fiske, the 2014 edition of the guide, profiles 336 colleges and universities in the U.S., Canada and Great Britain.
Colleges featured in this year's guide were selected with several broad principles in mind, including academic ratings, price category, and quality of student life on campus.
The guide highlighted Montserrat, the College's comprehensive program for all first-year students designed to enhance each student's academic and campus experience by integrating living and learning. "The program features small, full-year seminars that facilitate collaboration among students and professors. The seminars are organized into five clusters, each devoted to a specific theme (Core Human Questions, Divine, Global Society, Natural World, and Self). Students also live in the same residence hall and participate in cluster activities." A history major told Fiske, "The ability to see familiar faces and interact both in the dorm and in the classroom is a great way for students to meet each other when they first arrive at Holy Cross," says a history major.
Also, of particular note, the College's low faculty to student ratio. One student told Fiske, "The professors are very accessible, personable and willing to help." Another student added, "One of the great things about Holy Cross is that since it is solely undergraduate, all students are taught by full professors."
The College's Jesuit tradition of becoming "men and women for others," and the "unrivaled sense of community" at Holy Cross were also emphasized. "The close-knit atmosphere offers students a multitude of opportunities to serve others, challenge themselves, and create lasting friendships."
Read more about what makes Holy Cross unique on our "Points of Distinction" page.
This "Holy Cross in the News" item by Cristal Steuer.
For additional information, please contact Cristal Steuer at 508-793-2419.
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As a plastic surgeon in Las Vegas, a town famous for its glitz and glamour, I am often asked how celebrities get their red carpet looks and what preparation they go through to look so good. This is one of the most important nights in Hollywood and there is a lot of pressure as over one billion people will be watching and waiting to see who looks the best...and worst. The stakes are high, and the stars always want to look their absolute
best as they make their entrance into the awards ceremony.
Here are a few of the cosmetic trade some Hollywood stars may use before the Academy Awards:
Skin Preparation
Before the makeup goes on, one has to prepare the skin it is applied to. Many of the stars already have a good skin care regimen. Some will come in for a little "maintenance"
It is usually around 80 degrees outside of the Academy Awards on the red carpet. Add another 10 degrees for the lights and crowds, and factor in anticipation for the ceremony and you have all the makings for major perspiration and unwanted sweat stains. This is not what one hope for while wearing an umpteen thousand dollar designer gown. The solution? Botox in the arm pits. This is a very effective treatment for excessive sweating of the armpits, technically known as hyperhidrosis. Often people who have tried dry-sol, pads and other similar products will have good results from this treatment and can avoid embarrassing sweat stains.
Plastic Surgery
It is no secret that many Hollywood celebrities undergo plastic and cosmetic surgery. Some popular procedures among the stars include facelifts, necklifts, and liposuction. Plastic surgery is a bit more invasive than skin treatments, and if it is needed, it is usually done well ahead of the event with significant time to heal before the big day.
There you have it. Some "tricks of the trade" that can help your favorite star look their very best. The nice thing is these modalities are accessible to most everyone and they can help you look your best in your everyday life. Whether you are a Hollywood movie star up for an Oscar or a person who wants to feel the best they possibly can about their appearance, it is always a good idea to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, where together goals can be discussed and proper treatment planned.
Here's to a successful Academy Awards on Sunday!
Jeffrey J. Roth, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Las Vegas Plastic Surgery
About Dr. Roth:
My philosophy regarding my patients and practice can be summed up in three words. Superior Patient Care. I am committed to providing state of the art, compassionate care and an outstanding overall experience. I have hand picked my staff to ensure your experience will be as comfortable as possible, while attempting to achieve the highest standards of service and safety.
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Las Vegas Plastic Surgery Inc. is a patient oriented Cosmetic surgery practice established in Las Vegas, Nevada. A Las Vegas resident since 1977, Dr. Roth graduated from Brandeis University, and the University of Nevada School of Medicine. He completed his General Surgery residency at the Medical College of Pennsylvania /Hahnemann University in Philadelphia, and his Plastic Surgery residency, at the University of California, San Francisco. He served as Chief Resident in both programs. He furthered his training with a fellowship in microsurgery and hand surgery at the University of Southern California. He also served as a faculty member at USC/ Los Angeles County Hospital.
Dr. Roth is Board Certified by the American Board of Surgery, the American Board of Plastic Surgery and by the National Board of Medical Examiners. Dr. Roth's practice includes a full spectrum of Plastic and Cosmetic procedures.