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HANOVER, N.H. – Senior Reed Liset (Dover, N.H.) used three first-place finished to help lead the University of New Hampshire men's outdoor track and field team to a third-place showing at the Dartmouth Invitational on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Track.
With 77 points, the Wildcats finished ahead of Vermont (61.50), Tufts (38) and Middlebury (25), but behind Dartmouth (301) and Rensselaer (82.50).
Liset was first in the shot put with a throw of 15.15 meters, while sophomore John Randall (Boscawen, N.H.) placed fifth at 13.62 meters. Liset was also first in the discus with a toss of 48.29 meters, and first in the hammer throw with a mark of 54.26 meters. Randall was also fifth in that event at 51.50 meters.
In the 400 meters, freshmen Sean Mitchell (Concord, Calif.) and Bill Godfrey (Merrimack, N.H.) finished second and third, respectively, in times of 50.04 and 50.07 seconds. Mitchell was also fifth in the 200 at 22.65 seconds.
Senior Marcus Boggis (Milford, N.H.) placed third in the 100 meters in 11.26 seconds.
Sophomore Alex Macleod (East Longmeadow, Mass.) ran to a second-place finish in the 400-meter hurdles in a time of 55.45 seconds. At 16.30 seconds, Macleod also finished seventh in the 100-meter hurdles behind freshman Renrick Pesce (Bristol, Conn.) at 16.28 seconds.
In the 800 meters, sophomore Jake McDougle (Walpole, N.H.) and senior Cale Dubay (Caribou, Maine) finished fourth and seventh, respectively, in times of one minute, 52.80 seconds and 1:55.51.
Senior Brent Powers (Remsen, N.Y.) was seventh in the 1500 meters in 3:58.84.
Back in the field, junior Brett Clark (Merrimack, N.H) finished fourth in the triple jump with a leap of 12.88 meters. Classmate Cory Varrell (Portsmouth, N.H.) was fifth in the long jump with a mark of 6.30 meters.
In the javelin, sophomore Matt Pelchat (Lancaster, N.H.) and senior Trevor Messineo (Concord, N.H.) placed fifth and seventh, respectively, with tosses of 51.47 and 48.07 meters.
The Wildcats return to action Tuesday, April 21 at 2 p.m. when they take on Holy Cross and Rhode Island at Hart Track in Worcester, Mass.


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This despite the fact their starting rotation is in shambles, their bullpen is shaky and their lineup, potent though it may be, seems disturbingly helpless against good pitching. But the good news has been the performance of the rookies, at least some of them.
Andre Ethier and Russell Martin are legitimate Rookie of the Year candidates, and Jonathan Broxton, while still technically a rookie, has used the experience of last year's big-league debut to his advantage this year. But Chad Billingsley, who still has a chance to anchor this rotation one day, could use more seasoning. And it's possible that Matt Kemp, who was so good when he first came up, also could use more seasoning. He might get it when either Ricky Ledee or Jason Repko comes off the DL.
Those rookies have helped the Dodgers overcome a slew of injuries, but the club can't withstand many more in the second half. The health of two players with histories of injuries, Nomar Garciaparra and J.D. Drew, is critical. A quick return by Jeff Kent also is critical.
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Why do girls always pull back when the guy is interested?
girls do this to me all the time , I meet them and become interested in them , than they pull back and like yeah aren't that interested anymore or... Show More
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i think the problem isn't with the girls but with you :S
I only do that with people I was never interested in, in the first place, and when I realize they ARE interested.
I think you're either misreading friendliness as interest, or you're meeting a lot of girls who like to flirt and like getting attention but that's as far as it goes. or both.
i'd say everyone likes getting attention to a certain extent because it's an ego-boost, but I don't ever consciously flirt with guys I am not interested in.
ok, now that I think about it, perhaps with SOME, but those are the semi-interest ones, and it's only very light flirting. the ones I am 100% not interested in - I never ever flirt with. it's because in order to flirt with someone, I need some sort of attraction, or I can't do it to begin with. I am just normal and friendly with them. and I've found oftentimes, they are the ones that seem to think that talking as friends must mean more than... talking as friends.
so what exactly is it that makes you think they were interested originally? there is no clear-cut formula as people are different, but in general there are a few telling things that apply to most girls, not all of course.
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ok, for me, I have really low self-estem issues, and I'm pretty sure I'm not the first. When a guy starts to show interest in me, I usually get really shy and scared because I'm kind of in shock, esspecially if the guys cute or I like him, and I tend to feel like I'll mess it up or he'll find out I'm really not that great or I was just misunderstood him, and ill look the other way. I don't know if this helps. but I'm sorry.
you just probably have to be really persistant or find another girl. but I'm suprised so many girls are like this. wow. girls are confusing.
That's why I think girls should try to be a little bit more confident......if they are shy they only add further confusion to the issue.
For example, if I'm interested in someone I would usually try to talk to them and focus only on them, and if all fails I'll just move onto someone else. We don't think if she's 'not that great'...we're only concerned in getting to know her. Whether she's great or not isn't such a big concern...its more whether or not we get on with her?
Well sometimes its human nature to want someone that is busy it makes them think hey I want to be involved in this busy persons life !And sometimes when a girl sees a guy is very interested or clingy it can freak them out! So don't always be about the girl and she will call !I called and wanted my boyfriend more when he wasn't so all about me!It sucks but its only human nature and eventually it will pass and you will find a girl that wants the same attention!
If this were me you were talking about, it would be because I might sense you're interested and if you're kind of cute, well, I might take interest too!
And when I'm interested, I get shy and nervous and don't know what to say. When I'm friendly and just really casual, that's how you can tell I'm not interested... its when I have trouble thinking of what to say and get kind of wide/doe-eyed and scared that you know I am interested. =P
So it might be that she is interested too but is just scared - that is, if she's a shy girl!
I wouldn't describe many of the girls I meet as shy , generally there pretty out going and social girls that I meet and approach . I'm not trying to pick up the library .
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I agree with you because even if we were out going we still shy girls around who we like and we get really nervous.
Oh.no no no
As far ass being social ^ outgoing, if a girl & I presume guy, really likes someone-no matter how outgoing they risk lose ability 2 speak- in my case it was worse, could not speek clearly nor form thoughts to speak of- I felt like I was 11 & stupid- it actually took me three years to be able talk the guy I am with now
3 years- he kept getting mad & ignoring me so ihad to reach out of my comfort zone.
& he having felt rejected refused 2 talk to me.
It was SO intense & annoying*
I can tell you that you are doing something to cause this effect. Sounds like you may be getting too involved too fast, smothering or clingy. Before you say, no that is not me, be honest with yourself and really look into how much effort you put into someone and how long had you known them. It can be really scary when you meet someone and they call too much, want to always be around, texting corny messages, etc. Women/Men will run the other direction when someone shows too much interest too fast. Think that may be the problem? If not tell me what you think it is cause all of them are running for a reason.
What do you mean by "corny messages"? Do you mean ones that say "omg your so cool, how was your day, etc."? Or do you mean just a random funny text? Because I would occasionally send a funny text every couple days to a girl I was interested in.
Well I'm not sure what the problem is exactly in these situations as each is different from the other . but in the most recent one maybe I didn't know her that well and became really interested in her rate away but I don't know as I didn't really do anything much and yet I seemed to have sent her the other way .
My advice to you is to move slowly, maybe it's the words you use in describing how you feel about her that can be taken out of context. I am saying that it is something you are doing/saying that is making this happen. Have a heart to heart with one of your close female friends (that you know will tell you the truth) and see what her input may offer. We just want to help you get to the root of the problem so you can find yourself a nice girl to be with. Good Luck!
The answer to this is simple. There is something that you are doing that turns her off.
I had a crush on a guy for 2 years! He and I finally got together and started dating (for a couple of weeks) ... First of all, most of the dates were dutch! Which I couldn't see myself doing LONG term. MEN PAY FOR DATES!
Also, he invited me to his place and although it was nice it was cluttered and smelled like dog! It wasn't the greatest part of town ... Then after I pulled back to think about what the FUTURE would be like... I was horrified!
I asked him if he'd ever want to move and he said "NO!" I just completely pulled away.
Then he started calling me and telling me that he thought he and I were getting past the getting to know each other point and were heading toward something more. That freaked me out even more. So much so, I found it desperate and creepy.
Basically, if a girl doesn't see a future with you, for whatever reason, she won't continue to see you!
You gotta make sure you are not batting out of your league dude.
This story reminds me of a girl I meet a couple of summers ago , I think we both had a crush of each other for a while . but things didn't work out and she couldn't see any role for me in her future . the whole thing was really hurtful in the end , to know this girl for 2 years only to get nothing in the end and feel horrible that it didn't work out , everything I ddid just seemed to annoy her more
Sorry this comment is not for your answer. You look really very beautiful
Some girls like myself are scared of getting hurt, they pull themselves away! Most of the time it's not because their not interested anymore. They want to see how far you'll go to prove that you are interested in them!
But it is hard for a guy to know whether or not that is the case. Eventually we (actually let me speak for myself. so I mean me) get discouraged.
...get discouraged and go elsewhere. Option 1- spend time trying to figure out if she's playing games, if she's shy, if she's afraid
Option 2- find someone else who gives feedback on what I'm doing lol
Lol I know I know ! -
Find someone that will actually talk to you, so that if you die tomorrow your last memory is being alive, not waiting to see if there is life on earth... Or inside someones head....
It does depend on the girl. I know that I have trust issues with guys and find it hard to open up to anyone. Actually, even with girls I find it hard to trust someone completely.
bit it depends on the girl. I feel like a lot of girls tend to over think the situations they are in and feel like everything is a bad choice. It is your job to make her feel like she's making the right choice and making her feel comfortable.
If she still questions how things will be, move on. She's not worth it, and you will find someone who actually feels good about being with you.
Well how would a guy go about doing that?
Or she could grow up, take a risk ^ stop waisting everyones time by being a baby- the world does out work that way - why should she expect guys to.
You know it isn't the WORST thing in the word to get hurt... Character building actually.
I think it depends on the girl. I know some girls like the whole let's flirt and stuff, then pull away because their worried it will get serious or something. Good news, I don't believe a lot of girls are this way.
For me, it's lack of confidence. I start thinking "what if he doesn't like me?" and " what if I start showing interest back but he wasn't even flirting with me?" Sorry if that was slightly confusing and yes, I am completely aware it's pathetic but I guess it's because I did think this one guy liked me and ended up not. That's the only thing I can think of! I hope I helped a little.
I could understand how it's risky for both sides to initiate. I can sometimes be a shy guy and I've never had a serious girlfriend lol. Let me ask you this though, if I see girls looking, how would they act if I started talking and/or trying to flirt with them? But I don't know how well I could approach a complete stranger haha
Haah! Well when I look over at a guy that I find attractive, it makes me mad if they don't look back. It's as though I didn't smile enough or maybe the just didn't think the same :-/ Anywaaay, if you notice them looking over at you then smile at them or something! Yea, if a guy just came up to me I might think it's a little weird but then again I think it's all about the persons personality.
A lot of girls are insecure and like to validate their sense of self-worth by flirting or otherwise attracting the attentions of male suitors. Unfortunately for the guys, there's really no interest involved in the actions... it's just some vain attempt to make themselves feel better. My advice would be to cut off relations with the girl or settle for the friendship zone.
Actually, in my experience, liking someone and then being turned off is not something insecure people do. But if a guy has to tell himself that to feel better ... whatever you gotta do! Ha ha. I think the nicest thing that someone can do IF THEY DO NOT LIKE YOU, is to get out of your life. How else are we supposed to find out if we like someone if we don't go through these steps of dating and hanging out!!!
My so-called insecure girlfriends, will usually settle for a guy that is beneath the
I'm thinking that you're making the move too fast. I know that for both sexes if you get too mushy fast, it makes you want to run away. However, if you were to make eye contact and pick up on the body language, you may find yourself finding a lot more women interested. DO NOT use some cheesy pick up lines. Some girls it works for, MOST just find it annoying.
Basically, what you need to get out of what I said is: eye contact is key(not the stalker type of eye contact), If a girl makes a lot of sneaky eye contact with you.. lol and give you a sly smile.. that mean they dig you.
Alright. The thing is.
Girls LOVE the wondering part of having a crush. Or being interested. The part where you're unsure. And then if you start to show interest too soon. They have to skip over that whole stage. And sometimes, it just happens wheather or not the girl wants to stop liking the guy or not. I'm sorry that it's happened to you a lot. But, don't give up hope.
Guys HATE that part.
I agree with BlueGender
What part do you hate - that they don't want to rush?
I don;t like games, but it is nice to take things slow, to take time to wonder what someones like & be careful about wether you like them or not but mostly that sense of hmm who is this person, just don't rush it cayuse you miss out on some really interesting details, I do not think it is like people say- too much info at once loses mystery - it loses detail.
ok...if you havn't heared its called chasing its wht your doing...and girls like guys to chase them...so chse them but make sure your not being annoying...lol
And that's what annoy me most from girls.
It is hard to differ between Hard-To-Get style and You-Are-Annoying style.
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Well, how would you feel if you as a first-timer say, thought you had a chance with a girl you liked, and you got played? Its all cause and effect...guys have feelings too and we do feel hurt when this happens. Sadly, girls never think about this that the person she's hurting might well be the love of her life. Because...he's never had a proper chance to express to her how much he loves her (when she is playing us). That's why we hate it.
I hate chasing & I hate being chased...
Tho I'm a long distance runner so I guess I take care of that tendency is a more healthful creative why rather than experiencing & inflicting emotional pain on everyone I get involved with.
let me put it this I have no idea what I want. ever. girls are confusing that way. for me even though it drives me nuts I go for hard to get kind of flirting
At least this one is honest
This goes for pretty much all girls
Ni it doesn't it just sSEEMS like it goes for all girls from the girls who go or it.
Like people who love pizza can't imagine anyone not loving pizza,.. Some people find it disgusting or unedable or just a health risk.
Well in Asia cheese is seen as p*ss from an animals mammary glands - which is sometimes how I feel about games - something waistful to a human.
Just me but you now everyone is different.
Well how did you approach them ? That could have something to do with their behavior .
Well they haven't all been approached the same way , so its not like every situation is the same . but generally I seem to meet them somewhere , fall for them a bit , then try and make some sort of move either in person or thru the net but they just seem to pull back before anything serious ever happens
Well Girls like me that are shy and never had the guts to flirt or ask a guy out and sometimes do show interest get nervous and scared how it might turn out no matter if the guy becomes interested.
Guys usually make the first move anyways , so there isn't much for the girls to do until the guy approches them . and I do like them so I'm not sure why they'd be scared that I wouldn't like them .
1. they're not interested
2. nervous/confused/anxious...like you
3. most typical -play hard to get or pretend they don't like you all of the sudden because they felt like they've given too much of their attention to you...and need to balance it out. sudden shifts in attention are classic signs that she's interested.
It's because she wasn't very interested in you in the first place. Men need to understand that just because a women smiles at you or even gives you her number, it doesn't mean she is interested in you romantically. Most of the time women are just looking to be friends, and if that's the case, and you are looking for more, that is a good way to turn the woman off. Especially if you start texting or calling her everyday it gets very annoying. I am nice to everybody unless they give me a reason not to be, but it can be a double edge sword because men take that niceness as " OH she likes me like I like her" NO, that's not always true. Maybe you need to try and learn how to recognize upfront, if the girl is just flirting back because you are nice, or if she is really interested in you in more than a frienship kind of way. So it seems like your approach is off, and you are reading the wrong signals. If a girl is really into you, then she will not pull back later, she will become MORE interested in you, not LESS. She is pulling away because "SHE IS JUST NOT THAT IN TO YOU!
Its not the guy who's reading the wrong signals, you said it yourself sometimes girls flirt back because you are being nice. why flirt back at all if you are not interested. flirting is suppose to be a sign of interest, in my opinion when a girl does that SHE is the one sending the wrong signals if she is not interested she should not be doing that. it would make life easier for everyone. . so she shouldnt get mad or annnoyed if a guy thinks she's interested
Let me pose a question to you...Why do guys always pull back when the girl (me) is interested? I guess it goes both ways...that's all I can really say.
Well I mean guys do do that- she isn;'t saying anything reduculous. When you give into the game playing your gonna get played that's it.
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I know what you mean. My only advice would be to not come on too strong and pretend like you don't care that much even if you do. I know from experience that it's extremely hard to do, but it's better than coming on too strong and scaring the girl away.
When I really like a girl I sometimes try too hard, and it never works. On the other hand, when I only marginally like a girl and barely pay attention to her, they always seem to be all over me. Keep in mind that you can't make a girl like you (a fact that was hard for me to come to terms with). With that being said, just play it cool and let it flow bro. That way if it doesn't work out, you weren't really sweating it anyway. And if it does work out you'll have the upper hand, and the girl won't be able to read you. It really drives then crazy, and that works to your benefit.
Pretend like you don't care that much even if you do
Not good,
If a womanhas a lot of pride she is not going to sit around hoping you will show interst.
You will lose her & not nave a chance of getting her back because some people refuse situations that make them feel out of control.
& liking someone who does not like yo feels pretty abstract & not verry encouraging in general.
if I think a gyis ont intersted I just move on & I would ont rust him later on, if I was feeling interested at 1st.
It actually is good not to show too much interest and not to come on too strong. Not necessarily pretending like you don't care, but not being to eager. I'm sure that you had a guy that turned you off because he came on too strong right? Exactly
And if a girl likes you she won't wait around for ever, but if she feels like the guy is worth it than she will show interest in the fact that he not all head over heels with her.
This has happened to me... ugh! Some of these women are just nutcases. I've had women follow me endlessly and when I finally came around (I'm pretty shy and get nervous around women I like) I get either "I'm in a relationship" or gibberish and a look of shock on their faces. All bogus and annoying!
These women don't really smile at me either - they stare. I look back they look the other way or down. At first it's cute as you can tell they got a bit of a crush on you but after awhile it gets frustrating.
You chase a guy around and when he says hello and asks you out on a date you're suddenly in a relationship? Bullsh*t!
And you wonder why you see really hot girls with guys who aren't so good looking... seems girls like to feel secure with a man they think they can control than worry about a guy they think will get attention from other women.
Oi. Women are rather like us, mate. If you weren't inerested in the girl, wot would you do.
You;d run the other way. they is simply not inerested. You's got to wait for the woman to come to you, when she smile, then you talk, and leave it at that for a couple of weeks. then little by little you make your move, but if you act like, you want to start shagging by tomorrow, its not going to work init?
You talk kewl
Agreed ^ ^
Eh oui!
I have no Idea., When you find out let me know. However I have found something that works.
Though I may like the girl I try to keep my cool. Relax. Don't over think, I believe that is what happens the most and the worst to do, over think. Just go with it.
There is a threshold where the girl is into you and your into her. But before that, Keep it close. You will know the threshold because she will make the first move of sorts.
Case and point, the more interested you are in them the less interested they are in you. That is because who really really wants what is thrown at them. But everyone wants what they can't have.
You're not alone, trust me! It's difficult to work out why girls; oh sorry, ladies do this. Some do it because they like the attention, its a big ego boost for them, when they know you're interested; its job done, fall back, lets see if I can do it to someone else.
Some ladies are just naturally flirty, they don't recognise they do it until the guy shows interest back, then it's fall back, lie low and hope it blows over.
Some ladies enjoy the whole flirting game, it's a fun past time but forget the consequences of their actions, although a lady might like to flirt, she might not be ready for a relationship...at first flirting may seem harmless but in the future when there's a chance to get more then seductive eye contact they realise "I'm not ready for the next step."
Saying this, some girls don't like the flirting game either, they may even like a guy but afraid that a relationship (if went wrong) would spoil what they already have with the guy, not worth taking the risk.
Risk is an important factor here, because it may have something to do with you're approach rather then the lady. Are you getting too close too soon? Have you build any trust with the ladies in question? Do you say or show your love to a lady? Whatever the case, you need to do it with minimal risk to them. Ladies have a self defence mechanism which puts McAfee to shame, it's also better to show a lady you love them before you actually tell them, this way not only does it make it easier for you to tell her; by saying what great times you've both had together, it's a why for you to find out how the lady reacts to your show of affection.
Problems with your approach? Have you told them everything about you in the first few weeks, in which case the lady doesn't need to find out anything herself? No mystery for her, no reason for her to pursue. Moving too fast can be considered being 'desperate', I said this in another post but showing too much love before a relationship is considered creepy, but during a relationship is considered sweet. Think about it, if you hardly knew a lady who you knew was trying her all to get you to like her, first you'd want breathing space to ask yourself what you should do, then you'd want time to get to know her better before you make any decisions.
All the best in the future.
Umm...could this guy stay on topic please? we never asked about a guys approach patterns....but why women pull away! its more common that you believe, you gonna say ALL men are wrong? then go gay!
I am staying on topic, one reason why girls pull back is because of a guys approach...how is this not relevant? All men aren't wrong, the motive is right but the way going about it is wrong.
You see, I'm telling you this because you don't get it. You think you get it, which is not the same as actually getting it. Get it?
Guys always get the bum rap, but to me girls can have extremely cold hearts. I've seen posts on here where girls have said they will date and flirt with a guy and then act appalled if the guys believe she's interested in him. One even stated she was creeped out when a guy she was dating sent her a text explaining his feelings for her. I mean, what? Are guys not allowed to have any feelings? I mean, what are we supposed to do? If the girl was creeped out by the guy, why did she even date him, or get in the car with him in the first place? What hypocrisy and what a silly and cruel game to play with someone. In a relationship, its always about the girls's feelings, and I completely understand that, but girls tend to forget that they are not the only ones in a relationship, dudes are human beings too with emotions and sometimes girls act is if they have no heart or soul at all.
They pull back for a lot of reasons which makes it seem like its happening all the time. Some do just like the chase, they like to see if they can get a guy interested in them then they move on to the next one. They aren't really interested its just an ego thing. Some actually pull back because they really like you and are scared of being hurt. Its easier for them to date a guy they are only semi interested in as there is no fear of being hurt. Some pull back because you moved too fast and they didn't want anything serious. It takes a long time to really get to know someone! Some pull back because they have personal issues, lost their job, family problems etc they feel like they wouldn't make a good partner so prefer to keep it casual until they sort themselves out. The list goes on..
Well for sure each situation is different , that is part of the problem in trying to figure out what went wrong with these girls . as each is different and had different reasons for not wanting to date me .
it's horrible for sure.'happened' to me too. was on an aviation tour, a girl i met and knew as Ann would act i don't know how.i grabbed her number on the last day back to the city in the bus. 2 days went by.she texted me on a Monday.promised to see her.waited for so long always texting-4 weeks aprxmtely.i joked about a date.1 more call to her. she started going cold n could smell it.i haven't heard from her again.maybe 4 u, u made a mistake, wanted to gauge your interest, seemed too cheap for her or desperado.
Me too. I even had a girl who didn't respond when I asked her for a second date, then a few days later call up and acted all interested and asked when I wanted to go and when I gave her the day, she'll duck and disappear for a day then call and say she's busy that day. So I'd give her alternative days and she'd duck then reappear and say she's busy. Then make a joke about how it's not meant to be. Then she'd disappear for a while, reappear and ask me if I wanted to do something and the process repeats.
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This sounds like a boxing match....
This man has put it in a nut shell! amen!
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10 best cities for 'successful aging'
By Jacque Wilson CNN - It's a long-held belief that seniors, whether they retire to Florida or not, want one simple thing: to do as little as possible for as long as possible.
"That's out of date, to the extent that it was ever accurate," says Paul Irving, Milken Institute's senior managing director and chief operating officer. "Seniors want to remain active and engaged and healthy and connected to their communities. Many want to continue to work throughout life ... they want and deserve great health systems. They want to have a voice."
Baby boomers living in Provo-Orem, Utah, and Sioux Falls, South Dakota, are certainly in the right place. The two cities rank at the top of the Milken Institute's first "Best Cities for Successful Aging" report. Provo-Orem is No. 1 on the list of large metro areas and Sioux Falls is No. 1 for small metros.
The Milken Institute analyzed data for 78 indicators of success, including health care, housing, transportation, education opportunities and cultural experiences. They then weighted the indicators based on survey information regarding what was most important to seniors - health care and financial security landing at the top of their concerns.
While Provo-Orem and Sioux Falls rank at the top of the overall lists, the data was also broken down into sub-lists based on age. What's most important for those aged 65 to 79, after all, is not the same for those over the age of 80. For example, Boston, Massachusetts, was No. 4 on the overall list for large metros, but ranked No. 1 for those over 80 because of its reputable health care facilities.
Readers can also go the institute's website to weigh the indicators that are most important to them, creating a new set of city rankings individualized to their needs.
While many people see the older generation as a burden, Irving says, in reality they have a lot to offer the community - and leaders should have a vested interest in taking care of this population. The Milken Institute is a nonprofit, non-partisan think tank based in Santa Monica, California, that "believes in the power of capital markets to solve urgent social and economic challenges and improve lives," according to its website.
"We all know that America is growing older," Irving says. "As we looked at what was going on... some of the most innovative thinking and most helpful progress was going on at the metro, at the city level."
Rankings like this often create competition and motivate change, similar to the way college rankings inspire university presidents to focus on academics or sports scores. Here are the top overall cities for large and small metro areas:
Large metros
1. Provo, Utah
2. Madison, Wisconsin
3. Omaha, Nebraska
4. Boston, Massachusetts
5. New York
6. Des Moines, Iowa (tie)
6. Salt Lake City, Utah (tie)
8. Toledo, Ohio
9. Washington
10. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Smaller metros
1. Sioux Falls, South Dakota
2. Iowa City, Iowa
3. Bismarck, North Dakota
4. Columbia, Missouri
5. Rochester, Minnesota
6. Gainesville, Florida
7. Ann Arbor, Michigan
8. Missoula, Montana
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There is no shortage of hotels in Gujarat. Travelers to the West Indian state may avail of a wide range of accommodation options that range from expensive starred establishments to budget hotels.
Most of the starred Gujarat hotels are found in major cities. The Gujarat capital city of Ahmadabad is home to a number of branded hotel chains like the Taj and Le Meridien group. Luxury hotels in Gujarat are frequently found to be clustered in an area within a city. For example, Navrangpura area of Ahmadabad houses a large number of hotels. On the other hand, budget hospitality establishments are scattered all over the city. Most of the cheaper hotel options, however, are to be found near major transportation hubs like inter-state railway stations and bus terminals.
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Room rates are low in budget establishments and may go up in 5 star hotels. The price variation is due to the hotel's location; the facilities offered and also value added services like in-house restaurants and car chauffeuring.
Budget hotels in Gujarat are ideal for the cost-conscious traveler. Rooms are basic-with only a bed and a small table. Attached bathrooms are a common feature. Some budget hotels offer their guests the facility of air-conditioning in their rooms. A television is also sometimes provided as part of the package.
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On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 02:17 PM, Ken Bloom wrote:
>> Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2002 00:43:20 -0800
>> From: Samuel Merritt <email@example.com>
>> To: email@example.com
>> Subject: Re: [vox-tech] Omsoft transparent HTTP proxy
>> Reply-To: email@example.com
>> On Sat, Nov 16, 2002 at 10:48:22PM -0800, Ken Bloom wrote:
>>> Who's right, and who's wrong? Is the web browser wrong for not
>>> expanding
>>> the Host header? Or is the proxy wrong for relying on the Host header
>>> to
>>> resolve IP addresses instead of relying on the IP address that the
>>> actual packets are destined for? Or are they both wrong (this could
>>> very
>>> well be the case)?
>> The web browser is right. I think what happens is something like this:
>> 1) The browser gets a request from the user for http://my/.
>> 2) The browser issues a gethostbyname(my) call.
>> 3) The DNS resolver checks its search order, and finds "ucdavis.edu",
>> so
>> sends a query to the name server for "my.ucdavis.edu"
>> 4) The DNS resolver gets an IP back from the name server.
>> 5) gethostbyname(my) returns that IP.
>> Notice that the browser doesn't have any idea that "my" is in domain
>> ucdavis.edu; the search order information is in /etc/resolv.conf, and
>> only the DNS libraries make use of that.
>> The proxy is the one screwing things up.
>> What the proxy should do:
>> 1) Get a request originally destined for IP A.B.C.D, with "Host: my" in
>> the header.
>> 2) Connect to A.B.C.D, passing the Host header (and any other headers)
>> along.
>> 3) If the content is in cache, return it from cache rather than
>> downloading it again.
>> What it does:
>> 1) Get a request originally destined for IP A.B.C.D, with "Host: my" in
>> the header.
>> 2) Look up "my" in the DNS, and fail.
>> 3) Ignore the fact that the request was headed for A.B.C.D, and give an
>> error message.
>> I recommend bugging Omsoft about this; their proxy is clearly broken.
> It would seem to me however, that the web browser's behavior is also
> broken, because if my.ucdavis.edu were really virtual hosted, even if
> Omsoft didn't filter HTTP traffic through a transparent proxy,
> then the server hosting my.ucdavis.edu would recieve a header stating
> "Host: my", and be just as confused as Omsoft's proxy.
That's true, but it's not the web browser's fault. How is the web
browser supposed to know that my is really my.ucdavis.edu (as Sam points
out). That's what you get with virtual hosts: the browser user should
just bunker down and type my.ucdavis.edu if he expects that to be in the
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Mushkoh first shot to fame during the India-Pakistan Kargil War as an inhospitable battlefield. Fifteen years later, the valley, with the Tiger Hills in the backdrop, is a popular tourist spot.
A war brings miseries, but in Drass, it has brought affluence too. It has changed the town that had been the epicentre of the armed hostilities between the two neighbours, from its architecture to its lifestyle. Spread on both sides of the crucial Srinagar-Leh highway, it is at many places completely exposed to the Pakistani positions.
A rusted white signboard still greets visitors to "the second coldest place in the world"—as Drass was known until 1999. But few other signs remain of that town.
Abdul Rahim admits the war brought "money, large amounts of money". "Before 1999, we led a hard life. It was a struggle to arrange two meals," he says.
The first jobs that came were in the Army, with villagers employed as porters or their horses rented for ferrying men and machines to the outposts of Tololing and Tiger Hills.
An urban legend in these parts, laughs a local, G N Zia, is that people were earning so much renting out horses "that a villager fed a Rs 1,000 note to his horse".
Having learnt its lessons, the Army fortified Drass with security installations and modern equipment after the hostilities ceased, as well as extended its Operation Sadbhavna meant to win over people, to the region.
"It was on a massive scale and lots of jobs were provided to youths," says Zia. "The Army's developmental projects changed the face of this town."
The most visible change are the new concrete homes. With shelling from across the border a constant feature of their lives, few here lived in anything more than crumbling mud and stone houses earlier.
After the ceasefire announced in 2003 by India and Pakistan, the money coming in was used by the locals to build concrete houses with large glass panes and tin roofs.
Then the tourists on their way to Leh started stopping by. "They would always pass through here, but seldom would anybody stop," says Rahim. "Now many people come only to visit Drass. Those on way to Leh necessarily stop here."
Ironically, the biggest draw for the tourists are the sites connected to the 1999 conflict, with India's first televised war having left many aware of Drass. They come to see the Kargil War memorial and museum at Bhimbat, and to visit Mushkoh, located 8 km away. A visit to Mushkoh needs written permission from the Army.
"Mushkoh was famous after the war as well. But after it was revealed that Pervez Musharraf (then Pakistan Army chief) had stayed there for a night, more people want to see it," says Zia.
He also remembers the time the town had only one dhaba. "Now we have around a hundred eateries and a dozen hotels." Some bear names of the crucial theatres of the war, …continued »
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
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By Jeremy Lee, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 23 April 2014 09:09AM
The Korean electronics company has notified agencies on its roster of its decision.
The global ad account is split between Cheil, CHI & Partners and Leo Burnett.
CHI & Partners was responsible for creating last year's global "charge" spot for Samsung's range of smart televisions. The ad featured American footballers, Roman centurions and other characters charging across a beach towards a man sitting in an armchair, who halts the action with his hand.
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reminds me of the of the Captain of the USS Caine
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Just its name inspires some romantic images: The Sunday-best finery, the mint juleps, the majestic thoroughbreds. And travelers agree that Churchill Downs, the racing facility that hosts the Kentucky Derby, is just as idyllic as you might have imagined. In fact, they say that if there's only time for one stop in Louisville, this Central Avenue racing complex is the place to go.
"The history of the Downs places it in a league with Fenway, Wrigley, Soldier Field, and other historic venues," says one TripAdvisor traveler. "If you plan to stay for the day, buy a ticket to 'millionaires' row' for the best view of the races and enjoy the fantastic buffet!"
Tickets start around $10 per person, and prices get higher the more prestigious your perch (in options like the Matt Winn Dining Room, Millionaires Row, Jockey Club Suites and the Stakes & Aristides Room). Racing occurs in the spring from the first Saturday in May to early July and in the fall from late October to late November. Look here for the schedule. If you're not into the pomp and circumstance, we suggest visiting Churchill Downs in summer so you can tour the stables. There's no dress code for general admission, but the Downs' official website includes detailed instructions on race-day attire and varying ticket prices. Also be sure to visit the Kentucky Derby Museum, housed inside the Downs.
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The virtual container (VC) is the unit of transport between the input and output points for the tributaries, whether they are plesiochronous signals, ATM signals or signals from metropolitan Ethernet networks. A basic SDH frame has a capacity of 155 Mbit/s, which means that it can either transport one VC-4 virtual container (designed for plesiochronous signals at 140 Mbit/s) or three VC-3 virtual containers (designed to transport plesiochronous signals at 34 Mbit/s or 45 Mbit/s).
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Sugar Bytes recently updated WOW, its acclaimed filter plugin, to version 2, and Computer Music magazine couldn't wait to get their hands on it and take it for a spin.
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'Biggest Loser' bloopers: Jillian Michaels falls, Bob Harper twerks, Dolvett Quince raps and Ruben Studdard gets his sexy backAdd to Favorites | The Biggest Loser
"The Biggest Loser" Season 15 shows us there is a lot of fun going on behind the scenes that we don't get to see on our TV screens.
In a new blooper reel you can see on Zap2it first, Jillian Michaels takes a spill onto the gym floor at "The Biggest Loser" ranch. Her fellow trainer Dolvett Quince shows he's got some singing pipes, but should probably keep his day job when it comes to rapping. And Bob Harper proves he stays on-trend with a display of twerking in his gym shorts.
Some pretty funny things happen during those intense weigh-ins, and celebrity contestant Ruben Studdard shows how he's getting his sexy back with a little help from Dolvett. Ruben also talks about what he was most of afraid of "The Biggest Loser" cameras catching him doing. Watch the video above to find out.
Meanwhile, on the next episode of "The Biggest Loser," it's Halloween at the ranch, which can only mean one thing: temptation. Find out how the contestants handle the candy-heavy holiday Tuesday night (Nov. 5) at 8 p.m., 7 central on NBC.
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Sunday, November 11 marked the one-year anniversary for Yolanda H. Foster and her music mogul hubby, David. To celebrate the occasion, the newest addition to the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills took to Twitter to share a sweet snap from her gorgeous wedding.
"I am the luckiest girl in the world to have finally found you @officialfoster. The most Romantic day of my life ❤11-11-11," she said.
The photo shows David and Yolanda holding hands as they make their way down the aisle after exchanging vows. The ceremony — in which Yolanda wore a stunning beaded number designed by Monique Lhuillier — boasted a celebrity guest list including Heidi Klum, Barbra Streisand, and Oprah Winfrey.
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Designers Guild was established in 1970, and since their conception Designers Guild has been involved in the wholesale and design of wall coverings, upholstery, bed and bath collections as well as furnishing fabrics. The company is owned and headed by a brother & sister team – Tricia Guild, who is Creative Director and Founder, and Simon Jeffreys, the Group Chief throughout Europe and worldwide. Combining creativity and innovation with the highest levels of design, product and service quality is the Designers Guild business philosophy.
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The climate is characterized by hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. For example, the city of Perth, Australia, in the southern hemisphere winter months of June-August, experiences 450 mm (17.7 inches) of rainfall and an average daily minimum of 8°C (46°F). Meanwhile during the summer months of December to February the city only averages 32mm (1.3 inches).
Mediterranean climate zones are associated with the five large subtropical high pressure cells of the oceans, the Azores High, South Atlantic High, North Pacific High, South Pacific High, and Indian Ocean High. These high pressure cells shift polarward in the summer and equatorward in the winter, playing a major role in the formation of the world's tropical deserts and the zones of Mediterranean climate polarward of the deserts. For example, the Azores High is associated with the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Basin's climate. The South Atlantic High is similarly associated with the Namib Desert and the Mediterranean climate of the Western part of South Africa. The North Pacific High is related to the Sonoran Desert and California's climate, while the South Pacific High is related to the Atacama Desert and central Chile's climate, and the Indian Ocean High is related to the deserts of western Australia (Great Sandy Desert, Great Victoria Desert, and Gibson Desert) and the Mediterranean climate of southwest and south-central Australia.
The Mediterranean forests, woodlands, and shrub biome is closely associated with Mediterranean climate zones. Particularly distinctive of the climate are sclerophyll shrublands, called maquis in the Mediterranean Basin, chaparral in California, matorral in Chile, fynbos in South Africa, and mallee and kwongan shrublands in Australia. Aquatic communities in Mediterranean climate regions are adapted to a yearly cycle in which abiotic (environmental) controls of stream populations and community structure dominate during floods, biotic (e.g. competition and predation) controls become increasingly important as the discharge declines, and environmental controls regain dominance as environmental conditions become very harsh (i.e. hot and dry); as a result, these communities are well suited to recover from droughts, floods, and fires.
Toward the equatorial end, winter precipitation increases. Toward the polar end, total moisture usually increases; in Europe there is more summer rain further north while along the American west coast the winters become more intensely wet and the dry seasons shorter as one moves north.
All regions with Mediterranean climates have relatively mild winters, but summer temperatures are variable depending on the region. For instance, Athens, Greece experiences rather high temperatures in the summer (48.0 °C has been measured in Eleusina), whereas San Francisco has cool, mild summers due to the upwelling of cold subsurface waters along the coast. Because all regions with a Mediterranean climate are near large bodies of water, temperatures are generally moderate with a comparatively small range of temperatures between the winter low and summer high (although the daily range of temperatures during the summer is large, except along the immediate coasts due to dry and clear conditions). Temperatures during winter only occasionally reach freezing and snow only rarely occurs at sea level, but often in surrounding mountains due to wet conditions. In the summer, the temperatures range from mild to very warm, depending on distance from the open ocean, elevation, and latitude. Even in the warmest locations with a Mediterranean-type climate, however, temperatures usually don't reach the highest readings found in adjacent desert regions due to cooling from water bodies, although strong winds from inland desert regions can sometimes boost summer temperatures quickly resulting in a much increased forest fire risk.
Inland locations sheltered from or distant from sea breezes can experience severe heat during the summer. Locations inside the Sacramento Valley of northern California, for example, are subject to summer temperatures characteristic of hot deserts (often around 40°C/104F), although winters are rainy enough to allow lusher vegetation than is typical in deserts. Unlike the coastal climates that are designated Csb in the Köppen climate classification—characteristic of places with cooler summers—the hotter, typically inland areas have the Csa classification that indicates a hot summer. Porto, Portugal, experiences the typical Mediterranean pattern of cool, rainy winters and very dry summers, but has relatively mild average summer temperatures.
On another note, locations that are slightly higher latitude or elevation and are cut off from milder ocean winds may have somewhat colder winters and more distinct seasons with occasional snow. This "temperate Mediterranean" climate is most noticeable in the Rogue and Umpqua Basins of southwestern Oregon, central Spain, southeastern France away from the immediate coastline, northern Italy, and northern Greece. In these areas, plants that are commonly associated with milder Mediterranean climates, such as citrus can be frozen to death in a severe winter and are thus not part of the regular landscape.
Areas of high altitude adjacent to locations with Mediterranean climates, such as the "Mesetas" or plateaus of central Spain, may have the cold winters that are characteristic of a continental climate (see Continental Mediterranean climate); under Köppen's scheme such places might earn the designation Dsa (at lower latitudes above Csa), Dsb (either at high elevations in the lower latitudes or at lower elevations in the mid-latitudes above Csb) or even Dsc (just below the tree line). An example of a very humid Mediterranean Snow climate Dfsc is the highest summit on Orjen, Zubacki kabao in the subadriatic Dinaric Alps in Montenegro.
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City of Alexandria to Host Alexandria Holiday Cheerleading Invitational on Saturday, December 14
The public is invited to attend the annual Alexandria Holiday Cheerleading Invitational, scheduled for 11 a.m. on Saturday, December 14 at T.C. Williams High School, 3330 King St. The competition features youth cheerleading teams from neighborhood recreation centers and the metropolitan area.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Senior Stephanie Couzin (Chicago, Ill.) was named the ECAC Open Most Outstanding Player as the Holy Cross women's ice hockey team defeated Sacred Heart, 4-2, in the ECAC Open Championship Sunday afternoon at the Hart Center. With the win, the Crusaders close out the 2008-2009 season with an overall record of 24-2-1 (17-2-1 ECAC) and are named the 2008-2009 ECAC Open Champions while the Pioneers close out the season 13-16-2.
Holy Cross set the tone of the game with a quick goal to start the first period. Junior Kathryn O'Connor (Brookfield, Conn.) scored at the 1:36 mark to give Holy Cross the early one goal advantage. O'Connor scored from in the slot, assisted by junior Kathryn Kelley (Dedham, Mass.) and freshman Nicola Garat (Princeton, N.J.). The Crusaders then took advantage of the power play opportunity when sophomore Jocelyn Kratchmer (Watrous, Saskatchewan) scored at the 6:42 mark to give Holy Cross the 2-0 lead. Kratchmer, assisted by Couzin and freshman Stacey Hochkins (New Boston, Mich.), crashed the crease to score the goal. Sacred Heart responded at the 9:48 mark when Lauren Fontaine took advantage of the power play opportunity to score the Pioneer's first goal of the game. Sophomore Emily Henry (Lumsden, Saskatchewan) answered back for the Crusaders, scoring the unassisted goal and eventual game-winner from just inside the blue line at the 17:26 mark to close out the first period in favor of the Crusaders, 3-1.
The Crusaders pounded the goal in the second period, out shooting Sacred Heart 16-6, but were unable to get past Pioneer goalkeeper Amanda Nagel. Neither team was able to take advantage of multiple power play opportunities, ending the second period with no score change; Holy Cross 3, Sacred Heart 1.
Sacred Heart brought the game with in one goal when Fontaine scored the power play goal just 25 seconds into the third period. Holy Cross responded with a power play goal at the 6:45 mark scored by Couzin, assisted by junior Lisa Wilson (Corunna, Ontario). Couzin and Wilson teamed up to score the goal and end the game in favor of the Crusaders, 4-2.
Sophomore Lindsay Atkinson (Westbank, British Columbia) made the start in net for the Crusaders, earning her 11th win of the season, maintaining a perfect 11-0-0 record, while Nagel falls to 13-14-2. Atkinson made 15 saves on 17 Sacred Heart shots, while Nagel made 45 saves on 49 Holy Cross shots. The Crusaders went 2-6 on the power play opportunity, while Sacred Heart went 2-5.
Couzin was named ECAC Open Most Outstanding Player, while Kratchmer and Wilson were named to the ECAC Open All-Tournament team.
The 2008-2009 ECAC Open All-Tournament team:
Couzin (Holy Cross)
Jocelyn Kratchmer (Holy Cross)
Lisa Wilson (Holy Cross)
Gina Arnone (Sacred Heart)
Lauren Fontain (Sacred Heart)
Emily Paquin (St. Michael's)
Maria Dougherty (St. Anselm)
The 2008-2009 season was a record-breaking season, as Hochkins ends the season with a school-record 53 points, her 25 goals are second all-time and her 28 assists rank her first at Holy Cross. Atkinson's .936 save percentage is the best in Holy Cross school history, while all three Holy Cross goalkeepers ended the season with a goals against average under two and broke the Holy Cross school record. Atkinson ended the season with a 1.00 goals against average, sophomore Monique Gallant (Antigonish, Nova Scotia) with 1.27 and freshman Carly Dominick-Sobol (Syracuse, N.Y.) with 1.67.
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You had me at the first cry. Smitten from the moment I laid eyes on you. Mesmerized and amazed by you every single day since.
Amazed by your kind heart. You do not like to see anyone sad. If baby brother is upset, you offer up Mr. Bear in hopes to make him smile. Someone's feelings hurt. You are quick to give hugs. A strong desire to help others is present in your soul.
Amazed by your desire to learn. You absolutely love to read, ask a number of questions (many I have to google for answers), and interested in so many different topics. Your brain is a sponge. You absorb and retain information so very quickly. You just get things. You take me by surprise by how much you know. And when I ask how knew it, you reply, "I just know."
Amazed by your role as Big Brother. You were our only child for five years. Much concern filled me when bringing home your little brother 11 months ago. Unwarranted concern because you rock the big brother role. You were excited to teach him how to crawl and walk. Love reading books with him and already trying to teach him flashcards. You sneak in his crib to chat.
Amazed by your six year old passions. You absolutely love your karate class. Showing off your skills, counting in Japanese and taking the responsibility of your yellow belt seriously. Saturdays are filled with soccer games. You hustle, kick, and defend.
Amazed by your imagination. Writing and illustrating stories, drawing your own towns, brainstorming how you will be a millionaire one day. You want to buy houses, build a computer wife, and make your own toys to sell in your toy store. You are going to be a busy man, good thing you'll have a computer wife to help you out.
Yes, Dylan Lee you amaze us. Happy Birthday.
Much Love, Mom
XOXO - Brandi
Hey Everyone :) Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving! I know it's a super busy time of year and everyone has been out with family, shopping, shopping, and more shopping- or maybe you aren't a shopper, in that case you've hopefully been relaxing!
We have been getting a lot of facebook comments, messages, and e-mails asking what we are doing this year for the community for Christmas. Last year we got a bunch of people involved and bought a bunch of families gifts. It was a ton of fun and we loved delivering the gifts and it will be something we will never forget. We especially appreciate all of you helping out with it!
THIS YEAR we have a special spot in our hearts for our own local community who don't have food, shelter, or even relationships for that matter. We are striving to help those people. We have partnered up with Food for Thought, a local social justice organization dedicated to feeding the hungry and offering dignity, welcome and relationship to anyone in need. Food for Thought and local volunteers get together EVERY FRIDAY night to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and put together lunches for hundreds of people. They then deliver them Saturday morning in area's of downtown Toledo where people desperately need food. They hangout there, eat lunch with them, chat with them, listen to music- rain or snow- they are there. It's truly incredible. I've gone to make lunches with them and I took my kids who colored and decorated the brown paper bags. They loved it.
They also have a stationary food pantry along with several mobile food pantries. They serve over 1100 families just out of their stationary pantry every month. It's an awesome grassroots organization that has really taken off in the last several years. Sam Melden is the Executive Director and is doing a great job. Watch him talk about Giving Tuesday HERE (I kept trying to put the video here but it keeps telling me the format is not supported so whatever, just click the link and watch it!)
So back to Giving Tuesday! Today I have committed to donating $10 a month for Food for Thought and I am asking you to do the same. Brandi and I felt that this was an incredible cause and we spend $10 a month easily on things that are not important. This is something that is important. Food for Thought is working towards a goal today of getting 150 people to commit to just 10$ a month. If they reach that goal they will have raised $18,000 in ONE DAY! We are asking you to consider giving just $10 a month to help feed your community! and you can do it here:
If you're on social media feel free to pass it along using hashtags #GivingTuesday #FeedToledo and #FoodForThought
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts and Happy Giving Tuesday!
- Lisa
Since I have been a mom each holiday holds a more special place in my heart. I get to experience and witness each celebration through the eyes and excitement of my almost six year old and ten month old. We get to spend the day together as a family.
As a mom, it also has become incredibly important to me to focus on the "TRUE" reason for each holiday. I want my boys to know WHY we are celebrating. I want the reason to be more important than the day off school or big expensive gifts. I want my children to know the history and spirit of each and every holiday, but of course with our own Family W twist.
When Dylan woke up at his normal 7:00am on the dot we read Thanksgiving Is For Giving Thanks to set the grateful mood. And then we did a something a little silly... we mashed up the holidays to create our new Thanksgiving tradition.
Dylan loves is obsessed with Easter (even more so than Christmas). The coloring off eggs. The Easter egg hunt. The jellybeans. He just loves it all. He talks about Easter throughout the year, and often asks to color eggs. A few days before Thanksgiving, Dylan said "I wish it was Easter instead of Thanksgiving." I thought why not mash it up. Incorporate his favorite holidays while staying true to Thanksgiving, and so we did...
We colored eggs.
We pulled out those cheap plastic eggs. Dylan picked out his favorite color ones green, orange, and blue. Leaving me with the purple, pink, and yellow ones.
And here is where the Thanksgiving part comes in. Denny (the husband) and I filled Dylan's eggs with notes of things we are so very grateful for. Dylan filled our eggs with the things that he is so very grateful for. Then we each respectively hid the eggs we wrote our notes in for the other to find.
As we found the eggs we excitedly cracked them open to see what the other was grateful for. Dylan took a long time putting much thought into what he wrote. And when I cracked his eggs I found that he was incredibly sweet. And gracious. I cherish every single note. One even said he was grateful for living in the USA and being free. Come. On. Precious.
So as I sit here the morning after Thanksgiving, the first one up and already sipping on my coffee I reflect. Reflect how grateful I am that our family of four spent the entire day together. So happy that we've been able to spend more time together lately. Grateful that we got to visit two sides of our extended family. Grateful that we got to nourish our healthy bodies with Thanksgiving deliciousness. Grateful that I get to type this from the comfort of our home in a safe neighborhood. Yes so very grateful for so many things, including the creation of our family's special and silly new Thanksgiving tradition.
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Western extends the scoping comment period for Estes-to-Flatiron Substation Transmission Lines Rebuild environmental impact statement
LAKEWOOD, Colo.—Western is extending the Estes-to-Flatiron Substation Transmission Lines Rebuild Project environmental impact statement (EIS) public scoping process through Aug. 31.
Western had initiated a 90-day public scoping process in Larimer County, Colo., April 17 by publishing a notice of intent in the Federal Register (77 FR 22774). The extension provides additional opportunities for the public to provide comments and identify issues, opportunities and concerns that should be considered in the draft EIS.
Western proposes to upgrade and co-locate two aging transmission lines in the area onto one right of way. Upgrading these lines is necessary to comply with safety standards; ensure reliable and cost effective electricity in Estes Park, Loveland and along the Front Range; and provide accessibility for maintenance and emergencies. The lines in question are essential for the delivery of power to the Town of Estes Park from a variety of generation sources along the Front Range.
Comments received will be considered in defining the scope of the EIS. In order to ensure consideration in the Draft EIS, all comments must be received prior to the end of the scoping period. Western will provide additional opportunities for public participation when the draft EIS is published.
To provide the public with an opportunity to review the proposal and project information, Western will hold two public meetings in August 2012: one meeting in Estes Park, Colo., and one meeting in Loveland, Colo., during the public scoping period. Western will announce the dates and locations of the public scoping meetings through local news media, newsletters and posting on the Western website at http://ww2.wapa.gov/sites/western/transmission/infrastruct/Pages/Estes-Flatiron.aspx, at least 15 days prior to each meeting.
The public can submit comments on the proposal at any time during the EIS process by mail to Tim Snowden, Western Area Power Administration, 5555 E. Crossroads Blvd., P.O. Box 3700, Loveland, CO 80539-3003, fax (970) 461-7213 or e-mail, email@example.com.
For additional information on the proposed project, the EIS process, or to receive a copy of the Draft EIS when it is published, contact Tim Snowden by the methods noted above.
The Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest will also be a cooperating agency on the EIS. Portions of Western's proposal may affect floodplains and wetlands, so this notice also serves as an extension of the notice of proposed floodplain or wetland action in accordance with Department of Energy floodplain and wetland environmental review requirements (10 CFR part 1022). The EIS will include an assessment of impacts to floodplains and wetlands, and, if required, a floodplain statement of findings following DOE regulations.
For more information on the project, visit http://ww2.wapa.gov/sites/western/transmission/infrastruct/Pages/Estes-Flatiron.aspx. To learn more about NEPA's environmental processes, visit http://energy.gov/nepa/office-nepa-policy-and-compliance.


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Live Feed Updates Saturday 8/17/13
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Jessie evicted 6-0
Aaryn wins HOH Way Off Broadway
Next Thursday a Jury member comes back into the game (TBD)
America voted Head Cheese and habaneros as the have Not food
Have Nots are Amanda Gina Marie Helen and Elissa
Aaryn Nominated Elissa and Helen to be on the Block
GM if i dont get picked for POV im gonna be pissed
gm if you get HG choice who are you picking
aaryn you
gm one person sits out..
gm im gonna be pissed if i sit out.. i want to win one veto..
aaryn how cool is it that there is no mvp and i have a 5 out of 7 chance
gm i hope that andy mccrae and amanda will keep their word
aaryn they will and it wont matter if we go up cuz we have the votes ..
Elissa eating solop
amanda is making some as well
elissa dont you think judd will get AFP
amanda only if you are gone.. i mean think about it.. all the people that liked judd the only reason that he won it was because you were taken out of the ranking
Night everyone im heading out :waves:
The last 3 guys in the house...
Random chatter
Night Ugot! :waves:
GM & Aaryn discussing
McCranda upstairs
Aaryn doesn't think McCrae threw the HOH.
Discussing wha the veto could be tomorrow
Aaryn it better not be that hour long thing.
GM how do you do that, count to 900
Aaryn talking about how they distract you. And if they pour bugs on her she would freak
And now GM is bashing Elissa again.
The Candice vote discussion.
Aaryn I would rather have Amanda here, then Howard & Candice
GM Yeah
GM tries to say Aaryn blows Janelle away.
Aaryn like no.
Feeds jump to the kitchen...
Amanda & Elissa...
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Bobcats use all aspects of game to throttle Holmes, 54-14August 30, 2013
By Shawn Wansley, JCJC Sports Information Director
GOODMAN – Offense, defense and special teams.
The Jones County Junior College Bobcats got solid contributions from each of those units and whipped Holmes Community College 54-14 here Thursday evening in the 2013 season opener at Ras Branch Stadium.
JCJC used two blocked punts, two lengthy punt returns, an efficient offense and a stifling defense to whip the Bulldogs. The Bobcats broke open a two -score game in the third quarter by scoring touchdowns on five straight possessions.
The JCJC special teams started the scoring in the first quarter.
Marcus Betts broke through the line, blocked a punt and used the 'scoop and score' from 4 yards to get the Bobcats on the board. Grant McLaurin's extra point made it 7-0 with 59 seconds left in the first quarter.
Holmes was able to answer on its next possession, thanks to a fake punt.
Facing a fourth and 6 at its own 22-yard line, Holmes' Terrious Triplett took a snap and scampered 42 yards for a first down. Six plays later, Bulldog wide receiver Daniel Huffines caught a 26-yard scoring strike from Payne Horan. The play capped an 82-yard, 10-play drive. Cole Ballard's conversion made it 7-7 with 12:48 left in the first half.
JCJC was forced to punt on its next possession, but Holmes' Tee Shepard fumbled the McLaurin boot and JCJC's Qua Boyd recovered at the Bulldog 22.
Three plays later, quarterback Kenny Coleman scored on a 7-yard run. The extra point attempt failed, but the Bobcats led 13-7 with 9:45 remaining in the first half.
Late in the half, JCJC started a drive at its own 24 with just 40 seconds to play in the first half. Coleman connected with Dylan Bossier for two receptions for 35 yards, plus Holmes was tagged with a pair of 15-yard, personal foul penalties.
A 12-yard, pass interference penalty gave JCJC the ball at the Bulldog 2 with just four seconds left in the half. The Bobcats put the 6-foot-5 inch Boyd in at quarterback. He took the snap and leaped into the end zone as time expired in the first half. McLaurin's extra point made it 20-7 at halftime.
Early in the third quarter, JCJC forced a Holmes' punt. Return specialist Jarret Smith fielded the kick at his own 47 and raced it to the Bulldog 32. On the very next play, Coleman connected with Quartez Cooks in the end zone for the touchdown. McLaurin's PAT made it 27-7 with 10:22 left in the third quarter.
The Bobcats begin their next drive at their own 20. Four plays later, Coleman hit JaMicheal Willis for a 66-yard scoring strike. McLaurin's kick gave the Bobcats a 34-7 lead with 7:21 showing in the third quarter.
The Bulldogs were forced to punt on their next possession. But punter Matt Spencer dropped the snap and under heavy pressure, managed a negative 2-yard punt.
JCJC took over at the Holmes' 21 and four plays, Thamaz Taylor scored on an 8-yard run. McLaurin's extra point made it 41-7 with 3:27 left in the third quarter.
The Bobcats forced another 'three and out' on the next Holmes' possession. This time, Smith would field the Spencer punt at his own 30 and return it 65 yards to the Bulldog 5.
Two plays later, Boyd scored on a 1-yard keeper. McLaurin's extra point made it 48-7 with 1:34 left in the third quarter.
JCJC finished its blitzkrieg early in the fourth quarter, thanks to another special teams big play.
This time, JCJC's Jamal Young broke through and blocked a Spencer punt. Young picked up the ball around the 15 and returned the ball to the 6.
Two plays later, Keshod Willis scored on a 1-yard run. The extra point attempt failed, but JCJC led 54-7 with 14:14 left in the game.
Holmes ended the scoring when they drove 61 yards in 11 plays. Horan scored on an 8-yard keeper and Ballard's extra point was good with 10:02 left in the game.
Individually, Coleman was 7-of-12 for 148 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 49 yards on eight carries and another score. JaMicheal Willis had four catches for 87 yards, while Taylor had seven carries for 44 yards.
After allowing 196 yards and 10 first downs in the first half, the Bobcats limited Holmes to just 105 yards and five first downs in the second half.
Unofficially, D'Andre Jackson and Kendall Island each had eight total tackles, while Steven Eddings, Lazarus Shelby, Courtney Gaines and Devin Smtih had sacks.
The Bobcats, 1-0, travel to Booneville on Sept. 5 for a 6:30 p.m. contest vs. Northeast Mississippi. The game is scheduled for videocast on www.jcjc.tv and will also air on WLAU-FM, 99.3
Holmes, 0-1, travels to Mississippi Gulf Coast for a 7 p.m. game on Sept. 5.


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Outwit the Leading Weight-Loss Traps for Guys
By: David Schipper
- Overview
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- Thinking You're Thin
- Giving in to Stress
- Being a Perfectionist
- Setting Unrealistic Goals
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Being a Perfectionist
An all-or-nothing approach to weight loss is a prescription for disaster. "We feel so completely defeated when we fail that it can take us away from the plan entirely," says Warren Huberman, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist at the NYU school of medicine who works with patients through the university's program for surgical weight loss.
How to avoid it: Make dieting seem less onerous by giving yourself permission to slack off once in a while. Berkowitz suggests allowing one-fifth of your consumption to come from nondiet foods. This means you can cheat every fifth meal each day, or cheat all day every fifth day—whichever option fits best with your lifestyle. "If you're doing a good job of sticking to your diet, let the foods you're craving be a reward by scheduling them into a meal," says Joshua Klapow, Ph.D., a psychologist at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Hi I wonder if anyone can help. My rex buck rabbit aged 6 has stopped eating pellet food and only eating very little in the way of cabbage, carrot and grass. Not eating much hay just picking at it. Went to vet last week and they did a dental although they said there was not much wrong with his teeth to stop him eating. He is running around as normal, is not in pain but is losing weight. He does seem to be urinating more than usual. He is also on a gut stimulant twice a day at the moment although this is not getting him to eat. will be going back to vet this week for a blood test.
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This is a discussion on My Questions About Open and Concealed Carry within the Open Carry Discussion forums, part of the Main Category category; Just noted NM no longer recognizes TX CC, at least it is still an open carry state or my summer ...
Just noted NM no longer recognizes TX CC, at least it is still an open carry state or my summer money would be best spent elsewhere.
"Don't let the door hit ya where the dawg shudda bit ya!"
G'day and Glock
"Those who would trade liberty for security, deserves neither liberty nor security."
"The original point and click interface was a Smith & Wesson".
New Mexico is a rather unique state. If one takes the time to understand the history of the state and it's demographics, it becomes pretty obvious (to me anyway) why this is happening. Thinking that it wouldn't take much of a nudge from the tyrants in D.C. for this to happen.
I used to be a government-educated stooge. By the grace of God, I repent. -Robert Burris