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The Wilson College softball team will travel to Reading, Pa. this weekend for their fifth consecutive appearance in the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) championship tournament. The six-team, double elimination tournament will be played on May 3-5 at Hintz Athletic Fields at Penn State Berks. The Phoenix will take on SUNY Cobleskill in their first game of the tournament on Friday, May 3 at 4:00 p.m.
The complete tournament seeding and schedule is as follows:
Game 1: Friday at 2:00 pm: SUNYIT versus Penn State Abington
Game 2: Friday at 4:00 pm: Wilson College versus SUNY Cobleskill
Game 3: Saturday at 8:00 am: Penn State Berks versus Winner of Game 1
Game 4: Saturday at 10:00 am: Keuka College versus Winner of Game 2
Game 5: Saturday at 12:00 pm: Loser of Game 1 versus Loser of Game 4
Game 6: Saturday at 2:00 pm: Loser of Game 2 versus Loser of Game 3
Game 7: Saturday at 4:00 pm: Winner of Game 5 versus Winner of Game 6
Game 8: Sunday at 10:00 am: Winner of Game 3 versus Winner of Game 4
Game 9: Sunday at 12:00 pm: Winner of Game 7 versus Loser of Game 8
Game 10: Sunday at 2:00 pm: Winner of Game 8 versus Winner of Game 9
Game 11 (if necessary): Sunday at 4:00 pm: Winner of Game 10 versus Loser of Game 10
The host institution, Penn State Berks, will provide periodic updates of tournament scores and stats at their NEAC Softball Championship tournament central page. In addition, the Wilson College athletic department will give Phoenix fans the opportunity to follow all of Wilson's games during the tournament via live stats. For updated information throughout the weekend, please check the Wilson College Athletics- Home of the Phoenix Facebook page and Wilson's athletic website.
For Phoenix fans planning to travel to Reading, Pa. please use the following directions to Penn State Berks- Hintz Athletic Fields.
From Harrisburg, PA and Points West
Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike East to Exit 286 (Reading/Denver). Exit to 222 North. Follow the signs for 222 North/Allentown. Exit at Broadcasting Road. Make a right at the traffic signal onto Broadcasting Road. Make the first right onto Harper Road (campus entrance).
For directions from other locations please refer to this link.
Penn State Berks- Hintz Athletic Fields
Make your turn onto Broadcasting Rd. and follow about 1/2 mile to the first stop sign. Make a right onto Tulpehocken Rd. Follow Tulpehocken Rd 3/4 of a mile to the first stop sign. Make a right onto Berkshire Blvd. The Hintz Athletic Field entrance is about 100 yards on your right.
Families, friends, and other fans must park in the resident parking lot below the Hintz Athletic Fields. Directions to the resident parking lot are as follows:
Make a left turn onto Tulpehocken Road and follow it about a ¼ mile. Make a left onto Clary Drive. Make the first left into the parking area.


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2937 acre Park managed by: East Bay Regional Park District
Wide open vistas of Suisun Bay, and Solano and Contra Costa counties delight hikers at this hilly park overlooking the Carquinez Strait shoreline.
The park is divided into two non-contiguous sections that are are separated by private property. The Bay Area Ridge trail traverses the park.
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Sighted on 11/10 a mountain lion with 4 other hikers 200 yards from the closed elementary school in Port Costa right off one of the Bull Valley trails. Did anyone else see a mountain lion around this area?
Wow. We're not sure, Estelle, but we encourage you to report the sighting to the Bay Area Puma Project, http://www.bapp.org.

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Take amazing pictures of your adventures by using this Aquapac Waterproof Large Camera Case. This case is specifically designed to keep your precious camera protected in extreme weather. It is made of tough 100% PVC-free and 100% recyclable materials in order to be very durable and last for a long time. This case has a very convenient strap with clips that you can use to carry it everywhere. Its ultra-clear optical quality LENZFLEX material allows you to take pictures without taking the camera out of the case. The thin malleable material lets you work your camera's controls quite well. Plus, the case floats in the water in case you drop it so that you do not lose your camera. Go on your adventures with peace of mind with this Aquapac Waterproof Large Camera Case.
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Tammy Versus Tommy.....Expect What
So now that the primary is out of the way........what can we expect from the two remaining senate candidates, Tommy Thompson and Tammy Baldwin? Shouldn't be too bad says UW-La Crosse Political Professor, Joe Heim.
Heim says though you can expect non mud-slinging ad's, you can expect a lot of ad's with a lot of outside money.....just like the recall's.


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1. Conflict Resolution
This module discusses how to resolve conflict in a positive way.
Powerpoint: Resolving Conflict
Supporting PDFs:Process For Resolving Conflict
2. Skillful Listening
The skillful listening module explores some keys of communication.
3. Collaboration
The collaboration module covers the benefits of working together in a group setting and how collaboration is beneficial in board work.
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After Vancouver, Tarrytown and Greensboro, we're in Europe today, in England, in Bath with Susannah from Ink on my fingers.
Here's what she says !
Many thanks to you, Susannah, for your answers !
Susannah is also on Flickr. She has a professional website, an Etsy shop. And she leads the incredible "Unravelling" e-courses !
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If you've read some of the other articles in the Chiles and Health section of the SuperSite, you're probably aware of just how contentious the debates have been, especially when chile peppers are accused of causing health problems like cancer and ulcers. They don't of course, but the debate about the healing properties versus the "damaging" aspects of chile pods is much older than you think. As early as 1810, early experts were touting the benefits of Capsicums.
Capsicum baccatum [actually, Capsicum annuum] of Linnaeus, (Bird pepper) and differs not materially in its effects from that of the species here figured, for which it is frequently substituted. In hot climates, particularly in the West Indies, and in some parts of Spanish America, the Capsicum is eaten both with animal and vegetable food in large quantities, and it enters so abundantly into their sauces, that to a person unaccustomed to eat them, their taste is intolerably hot. But in the climates of which the Capsicum is a native, we are told that the free use of it is a salutary practice, being found to strengthen the stomach, assist digestion, and correct that putrescent colliquation of the humours so common in hot climates. As an aromatic of the most acrid and stimulant kind it certainly may be found efficacious in some paralytic and gout cases, or to promote excitement, where the bodily organs are languid and torpid. It has been successfully exhibited in cynanche maligna, and in what by Dr. Mackitrick calls cachexia africana, which he considers as the most frequent and fatal predisposition to disease among negroes. The dose he directs is from six to eight grains." From: Medical Botany, Volume 1, by William Woodville. London: William Phillips, 1810.
Forty-eight years later, American doctors began to support chiles as a medicine.
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For your birthday, have a gorgeous garden party! These cute ladybug-shaped plates make a great, functional decorative accent to your place settings. The ideal size for meals, these durable plates are made from high quality paper. Set them out on the buffet line, or use them as part of a complete garden-themed place setting. After the party, simply toss these disposable plates and enjoy the easy cleanup!
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"I have benefited from all the social services this community has to offer. I've been homeless, in the battered women's center, AA, welfare, everything. These agencies have taught me how to survive and I'm proud of that. But Clemente showed me that there is more than just survival, that I have a future just like anyone and I can do more than survive. So one day I'm going to be a lawyer."
"Before Clemente, school and everything about education felt like prison. I felt so rejected all the time and couldn't figure out how to get ahead without education, but I always failed. Now I know that those ideas, what education is about, isn't owned by just schools or teachers. They can be mine too if I'm interested and if I work at it."
"I never knew I even had a though process before I took this course. I just reacted to everything."
"It has changed my life. I know for a fact now that I have the ability to continue. It doesn't seem as scary. It helped me have the courage to get my son enrolled [in college] and the confidence that we could figure it out together and help him have courage."
"It helped me find myself. It also reminded me how healing education is."
"Clemente teaches altruism. Most of us, when we come in, are on the needing end of everything. We are down, have minimal resources, and feel pretty powerless. What we learn from Clemente is that we have something to give to our communities, and we want to do that. It's pretty empowering, and it changes how we see ourselves."
"[It helped] everyone understand where morals come from come from, inspire people to read Shakespeare and teach them to pursue happiness in education."
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American Idol 2013 Recap: Season 12 Top 10 Elimination Results!
Who was voted off American Idol 2013 this week by the viewers? We'll find out tonight in our live American Idol recap of the Top 10 elimination results. We've made our predictions about who will be going home this evening, but at this stage in the competition, things are still very iffy when it comes to who the voters think should be eliminated.
In addition to learning the American Idol results for who will be going home, fans of last year's Season 11 runner-up Jessica Sanchez are in for a treat. The petite powerhouse will be making a guest appearance on tonight's show to perform her new single "Tonight" featuring Ne-Yo. And yes, Ne-Yo will be joining Jessica on the song.
We're not sure yet what other guest appearances, group songs or strange twists might be featured on tonight's American Idol elimination results show. Considering it doesn't take a whole hour just to announce who was voted off this week, there is certain to be some kind of filler ready to roll out. Let's just hope it isn't a montage video of all the different American Idol 2013 contestants who have burst into tears this season, like poor Lazaro Arbos did last night.
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Born Alone
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Company in My Back
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Feed of Man
Good Part (unreleased), The
Handshake Drugs
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Hesitating Beauty
Hey Chicken
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I'm the Man Who Loves You
Jesus, Etc.
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Laminated Cat
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Less Than You Think
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Man in the sand : [the making of Mermaid Avenue]
Mermaid Avenue [the complete sessions]
Might, I
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Muzzle of Bees
One by One
One Sunday Morning
Open Mind
Poor Places
Pot Kettle Black
Pretty Sparks
Radio Cure
Remember the Mountain Bed
Ruling Class, The
Secret of the Sea
She Came Along to Me
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Standing O
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War on War
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1988-08-22: Blue Note, Columbia, MO, USA
1989-06-30: St. Louis, MO, USA
1989-08-25: Cicero's Basement Bar, St. Louis, MO, USA
1990-05-19: KCOU-FM, Columbia, MO, USA
1990-07-18: Live on Heat, National Public Radio, New York, NY, USA
1990-07-29: WFMU-FM, East Orange, NJ, USA
1990-08-15: Off Broadway, St. Louis, MO, USA
1990-11-29: The Blue Note, Columbia, MO, USA
1991-02-16: The Blue Note, Columbia, MO, USA
1991-02-24: WMBR-FM, Boston, MA, USA
1991-03-18: Trax, Charlottesville, VA, USA
1991-03-20: Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO, USA
1991-10-22: Lafayette's, Oxford, MS, USA
1992-02-29: The Paradise, Boston, MA, USA
1992-03-02: Toad's Place, New Haven, CT, USA
1992-06-11: St. Louis, MO, USA (disc 1)
1992-06-11: St. Louis, MO, USA (disc 2)
1992-09-11: Beloit College, Beloit, WI, USA
1992-11-08: Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL, USA
1992-12-01: Batschkapp, Frankfurt, Germany
1992-12-02: Nachtwerk, Munich, Germany
1993-02-05: Chicago, IL, USA
1993-07-30: St. Louis, MO, USA
1993-07-30: St. Louis, MO, USA (disc 1)
1993-07-30: St. Louis, MO, USA (disc 2)
1993-09-05: Cafe Rust, Copenhagen, Denmark
1993-10-15: Chicago, IL, USA
1993-11-11: San Francisco, CA, USA
1994-02-17: Trax, Charlottesville, VA, USA
1994-03-24: Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL, USA
1994-04-01: WXPN World Cafe, Philadelphia, PA, USA
1994-04-28: The Blue Note, Columbia, MO, USA
1994-04-29: The Blue Note, Columbia, MO, USA
1994-04-30: Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO, USA
1994-05-01: Mississippi Night, St. Louis, MO, USA
1994-05-01: St. Louis, MO, USA
1995-04-14: McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, CA, USA
1995-05-13: Rhino Records, Westwood, CA, USA
1995-05-23: Boulder, CO, USA
1995-06-09: Tramps, New York, NY, USA
1995-07-20: Dancing in the District, Nashville, TN, USA
1995-08-17: Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH, USA
1995-08-18: World Music Theater, Tinley Park, IL, USA
1995-08-19: Marcus Amphitheatre, Milwaukee, WI, USA
1995-08-24: Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA, USA
1995-08-27: Coca-Cola Lakewood Amphitheatre, Atlanta, GA, USA
1995-08-30: H.O.R.D.E. Festival, Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas, TX, USA
1996-06-26: Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA, USA
1996-11-12: Troubadour West, Hollywood, CA, USA
1996-11-13: Morning Becomes Eclectic, KCRW-FM, Santa Monica, CA, USA
1996-11-20: C'est What, Toronto, ON, Canada
1997-01-11: Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL, USA
1997-01-31: Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO, USA
1997-02-01: Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO, USA
1997-02-05: Harper College, Palatine, IL, USA
1997-02-15: Irving Plaza, New York, NY, USA
1997-02-18: The Cave, Ottawa, ON, Canada
1997-02-19: The Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto, ON, Canada
1997-02-21: Majestic Theatre, Detroit, MI, USA
1997-02-28: The Blue Note, Columbia, MO, USA
1997-03-31: Melkweg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1997-04-04: Rockefeller, Oslo, Norway
1997-04-13: Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, UK
1997-05-09: The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, USA
1997-05-10: Filmore West, San Francisco, CA, USA
1997-05-10: The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, USA
1997-05-18: Fox Theatre and Cafe, Boulder, CO, USA
1997-05-23: Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
1997-11-04: The Blue Note, Columbia, MO, USA
1997-11-18: Chicago, IL, USA
1998-03-26: Chicago, IL, USA
1998-03-26: Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL, USA
1998-06-12: Chicago, IL, USA
1998-06-28: Spartan Stadium, San Jose, CA, USA
1998-09-04: On the Waterfront Fest, Rockford, IL, USA
1998-09-12: Clinton Lake State Park, Lawrence, KS, USA
1998-11-12: Chicago, IL, USA
1999-03-05: Harper College, Palatine, IL, USA
1999-03-11: Tower Records, Chicago, IL, USA
1999-03-27: Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, UK
1999-05-07: Riviera Theater, Chicago, IL, USA
1999-05-24: House of Blues, West Hollywood, CA, USA
1999-06-23: Earl's Court, London, UK
1999-07-07: Die Röhre, Stuttgart, Germany
1999-07-25: Old Town Music School Fest, Chicago, IL, USA
1999-08-15: Antone's, Austin, TX, USA
1999-10-20: Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL, USA
1999-10-21: The Lounge AX, Chicago, IL, USA
1999-10-28: Headliners, Madison, WI, USA
1999-11-05: Bogart's, Cincinnati, OH, USA
2000-01-04: The Lounge AX, Chicago, IL, USA (disc 2)
2000-04-28: The Howlin Wolf, New Orleans, LA, USA
2000-07-30: The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, USA
2000-09-17: WXPN, Cooper River Island, Collingswood, NJ, USA
2000-12-17: Abbey Pub, Chicago, IL, USA
2001-02-26: Irving Plaza, New York, NY, USA
2001-03-03: Richard's on Richards, Vancouver, BC, Canada
2001-03-10: Knitting Factory, Hollywood, CA, USA
2001-03-12: Minneapolis, MN, USA
2001-07-04: Petrillo Band Shell, Grant Park, Chicago, IL, USA
2001-09-26: The 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, USA
2001-10-05: Majestic Theatre, Detroit, MI, USA
2001-12-05: El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA
2002-04-21: Convocation Hall, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
2002-05-18: Rock am Ring, Nürburgring, Germany
2002-06-10: Chicago, IL, USA
2002-08-31: Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC, Canada
2002-09-02: Bumbershoot, Seattle, WA, USA
2002-09-03: Roseland Theatre, Portland, OR, USA
2002-09-10: Morning Becomes Eclectic, KCRW-FM, Santa Monica, CA, USA
2002-09-12: 4th & B, San Diego, CA, USA
2002-10-19: Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA, USA
2002-10-29: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN, USA
2002-11-02: Tampa Theatre, Tampa, FL, USA
2002-11-09: The Pageant, St. Louis, MO, USA
2003-01-06: The Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2003-01-22: The Metro, Sydney, Australia
2003-06-13: Walker Arts Center, Minneapolis, MN, USA
2003-06-21: Three River Arts Festival, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
2003-06-28: Penn's Landing, Philadelphia, PA, USA
2003-09-01: Bumbershoot, Seattle, WA, USA
2003-09-04: McDonald Theatre, Eugene, OR, USA
2003-09-08: Bumbershoot, Seattle, WA, USA
2004-05-20: DeKalb, IL, USA
2004-06-06: Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburgh, PA, USA (disc 1)
2004-06-23: Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth, UK
2004-06-29: San Bernandino Institute, Brescia, Italy
2004-07-07: Tradgarn, Göteborg, Sweden
2004-08-02: Eagle's Ballroom, Milwaukee, WI, USA
2004-09-15: Fox Theatre, St. Louis, MO, USA
2004-09-24: Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Asheville, NC, USA
2004-10-31: Chicago, IL, USA
2004-11-06: Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO, USA
2004-11-13: Center for the Performing Arts, San Jose, CA, USA
2004-11-15: The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, USA
2004-11-17: Morning Becomes Eclectic, KCRW-FM, Santa Monica, CA, USA
2004-11-20: Marquee Theatre, Tempe, AZ, USA
2004-12-31: Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY, USA
2004-12-31: Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA
2005-02-08: Foellinger Auditorium, Urbana, IL, USA
2005-02-19: House of Blues, Myrtle Beach, SC, USA
2005-02-24: The 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, USA
2005-03-04: The Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2005-03-05: Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL, USA
2005-03-14: Carling Apollo, Hammersmith, London, UK
2005-06-28: Metropolis, Montréal, QC, Canada
2005-09-18: Farm Aid, Tinley Park, Chicago, IL, USA
2005-10-13: Murat Theatre, Indianapolis, IN, USA
2005-10-14: Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, Asheville, NC, USA
2005-10-22: Museu de Arte Moderna, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2005-11-01: Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2005-11-05: Orpheum Theatre, Madison, WI, USA
2005-11-13: Calvin Theatre, Northampton, MA, USA
2005-11-17: Tribeca Performing Arts Center, New York, NY, USA
2005-11-22: Shepherds Bush Empire, London, UK
2006-01-14: Edie's, Chicago, IL, USA
2006-01-25: Abbey Pub, Chicago, IL, USA
2006-02-02: The Moore Theatre, Seattle, WA, USA
2006-02-03: Crystal Ballroom, Portland, OR, USA
2006-02-04: McDonald Theatre, Eugene, OR, USA
2006-02-08: The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, USA
2006-02-09: The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, USA
2006-02-11: Spreckles Theatre, San Diego, CA, USA
2006-02-15: Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO, USA
2006-02-18: Rococo Theatre, Lincoln, NE, USA
2006-02-19: Iowa Memorial Union Ballroom, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, USA
2006-02-20: Otto's, DeKalb, IL, USA
2006-02-25: Mandel Hall, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
2006-03-05: Memorial Hall, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
2006-03-06: Memorial Hall, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
2006-03-10: The Florida Theatre, Jacksonville, FL, USA
2006-03-12: Langerado Music Festival, Markham Park, Sunrise, FL, USA
2006-03-14: The Moon, Tallahassee, FL, USA
2006-03-15: Temple Theatre, Meridian, MS, USA
2006-03-16: Tennessee Theatre, Knoxville, TN, USA
2006-03-17: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN, USA
2006-03-18: Walton Arts Center, Fayetteville, AR, USA
2006-03-19: The Pageant, St. Louis, MO, USA
2006-03-21: Uptown Theater, Kansas City, MO, USA
2006-03-22: Val-Air Ballroom, Des Moines, IA, USA
2006-04-08: Hotel S n' S, Chicago, IL, USA
2006-04-19: Merrill Auditorium, Portland, ME, USA
2006-04-20: Meehan Auditorium, Brown University, Providence, RI, USA
2006-04-21: Starland Ballroom, Sayreville, NJ, USA
2006-04-22: William and Mary Hall, Williamsburg, VA, USA
2006-04-23: Charlottesville Pavilion, Charlottesville, VA, USA
2006-06-28: MacEwen Hall, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
2006-06-29: Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada
2006-07-01: Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
2006-07-02: Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, Duluth, MN, USA
2006-07-05: Summerfest, Milwaukee, WI, USA
2006-07-07: Massey Hall, Toronto, ON, Canada
2006-07-10: Metropolis, Montréal, QC, Canada
2006-07-12: Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, NS, Canada
2006-07-13: The Playhouse, Fredericton, NB, Canada
2006-07-14: Quebec City Summer Festival, Quebec City, QC, Canada
2006-07-15: Ottawa Blues Fest, Ottawa, ON, Canada
2006-07-16: Pines Theater, Florence, MA, USA
2006-08-06: Lollapalooza, Grant Park, Chicago, IL, USA
2006-08-16: North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC, USA
2006-08-18: Planet Bluegrass Ranch, Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, Lyons, CO, USA
2006-10-06: Michigan State University Concert Auditorium, East Lansing, MI, USA
2006-10-08: Iroquois Amphitheater, Louisville, KY, USA
2006-10-09: Von Braun Center Concert Hall, Huntsville, AL, USA
2006-10-10: Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts, Oxford, MS, USA
2006-10-12: Will Rogers Auditorium, Fort Worth, TX, USA
2006-10-13: Sunset Station, San Antonio, TX, USA
2006-10-15: The Cotillion, Wichita, KS, USA
2006-10-18: Mountainlair Ballroom, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA
2006-10-19: The 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C., USA
2006-10-20: Carey Center Gymnasium, St. Vincent College, Latrobe, PA, USA
2006-10-27: Foellinger Auditorium, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, USA
2006-10-30: The Pabst Theater, Milwaukee, WI, USA
2006-11-22: Barrymore Theater, Madison, WI, USA
2006-11-24: Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2006-11-25: Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2007-01-19: Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa, OK, USA
2007-01-27: The Alabama Theatre, Birmingham, AL, USA
2007-01-30: Bijou Theatre, Knoxville, TN, USA
2007-01-31: The Paramount Theater, Charlottesville, VA, USA
2007-02-24: The Drost Home, Barrington, IL, USA
2007-03-03: The Coleman Home, Winnetka, IL, USA
2007-04-06: The Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2007-04-16: The Tivoli, Brisbane, Australia
2007-04-18: Palais Theatre, Melbourne, Australia
2007-04-19: Palais Theatre, Melbourne, Australia
2007-05-23: Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany
2007-05-25: Große Freiheit 36, Hamburg, Germany
2007-05-28: Longhorn, Stuttgart, Germany
2007-05-30: De Vooruit, Ghent, Belgium
2007-06-02: Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain
2007-06-15: Murat Theatre, Indianapolis, IN, USA
2007-06-15: WXPN, Philadelphia, PA, USA
2007-06-17: Bonnaroo, Manchester, TN, USA
2007-06-19: Chastain Park Amphitheater, Atlanta, GA, USA
2007-06-20: Ovens Auditorium, Charlotte, NC, USA
2007-06-21: Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA
2007-06-22: Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, NJ, USA
2007-06-24: Pines Theater, Northampton, MA, USA
2007-06-25: Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, NY, USA
2007-06-26: Warsaw, New York, NY, USA
2007-06-28: Bank of America Pavilion, Boston, MA, USA
2007-06-29: The Green at Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT, USA
2007-06-30: Massey Hall, Toronto, ON, Canada
2007-07-07: Kongsberg Jazz Festival, Kongsberg, Norway
2007-07-14: Victoria Park, Glasgow, UK
2007-07-17: Spazio 211, Torino, Italy
2007-07-20: Festival Internacional de Benicàssim, Benicàssim, Spain
2007-08-22: Edgefield, Troutdale, OR, USA
2007-08-24: Greek Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA
2007-08-29: The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA
2007-09-01: The Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO, USA
2007-09-02: The Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO, USA
2007-09-12: Pritzker Pavilion, Millennium Park, Chicago, IL, USA
2007-09-14: The Palladium Ballroom, Dallas, TX, USA
2007-09-19: 9th Street Summerfest, Columbia, MO, USA
2007-09-21: Louisville Slugger Field, Louisville, KY, USA
2007-10-05: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA, USA
2007-10-09: Eagle's Ballroom, Milwaukee, WI, USA
2007-10-13: The Crossroads at KC, Kansas City, MO, USA
2007-10-14: Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA, USA
2007-10-17: Fox Theatre, Detroit, MI, USA
2007-10-19: A.J. Palumbo Center, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
2007-10-20: Charlottesville Pavilion, Charlottesville, VA, USA
2008-02-15: Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2008-02-16: Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2008-02-18: The Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2008-02-19: Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2008-02-20: Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
2008-02-23: Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA, USA
2008-02-24: Shubert Theater, New Haven, CT, USA
2008-02-26: 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, USA
2008-02-27: 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, USA
2008-03-02: Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN, USA
2008-03-03: Mobile Civic Center, Mobile, AL, USA
2008-03-04: Tipitina's, New Orleans, LA, USA
2008-03-05: Tipitina's, New Orleans, LA, USA
2008-03-08: Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa, OK, USA
2008-03-09: Val Air Ballroom, Des Moines, IA, USA
2008-03-18: Enmore Theatre, Sydney, Australia
2008-03-26: Palace Theatre, Melbourne, Australia
2008-05-02: Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
2008-05-04: Emerson Cultural Center, Bozeman, MT, USA
2008-05-05: Harry Adams Center, University of Montana, Missoula, MT, USA
2008-05-11: Stubb's, Austin, TX, USA
2008-05-12: Stubb's, Austin, TX, USA
2008-05-14: 10th and Hampshire, Lawrence, KS, USA
2008-05-15: The Pageant, St. Louis, MO, USA
2008-05-16: The Pageant, St. Louis, MO, USA
2008-05-17: The Pageant, St. Louis, MO, USA
2008-07-26: The Moose's Tooth, Anchorage, AK, USA
2008-08-04: White River State Park, Indianapolis, IN, USA
2008-08-06: The Florida Theatre, Jacksonville, FL, USA
2008-08-07: North Charleston Performing Arts Center, North Charleston, SC, USA
2008-08-08: Koka Booth Amphitheatre at Regency Park, Cary, NC, USA
2008-08-10: Grand Opera House, Wilmington, DE, USA
2008-08-12: Tanglewood Music Center, Lenox, MA, USA
2008-08-23: Les Schwab Amphitheater, Bend, OR, USA
2009-07-13: Keyspan Park, Brooklyn, NY, USA
2009-07-23: 10K Lakes Music Festival, Detroit Lakes, MN, USA
2009-11-04: HMV Forum, London, UK
2010-12-03: Maxwell's, Hoboken, NJ, USA
2011-06-25: MASS MoCA, North Adams, MA, USA
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All Over the Place
American Stars in Bars
Another Fine Day
Ashes of American Flags
Being There
Blood on the Slacks
Born Again in the USA
Box Full of Letters
Can't Stand It
Chelsea Walls Demos
Cover Story
Covers and Oddities '88–'93
Daytrotter Session
Down by the Old Mainstream
Dutch Harbor: Where the Sea Breaks Its Back
From the Beginning
Ghost Is Born, A
Hotel Arizona
I'm a Wheel
iTunes Session
Kicking Television: Live in Chicago
Last Place to Go, The
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Mermaid Avenue, Volume II
Mermaid Avenue: The Complete Sessions
Might, I
More Like the Moon EP
Niagara Falls EP
No Depression
On Golden Smog
One True Vine
Outta Print, Outta Site, Volume 1
Outtasite (Outta Mind)
Red Headed Stepchild
Sampler, A
Sauget Wind
Selections From Sky Blue Sky
She Came Along to Me
Shot in the Arm, A
Sky Blue Sky
Sky Blue Sky (bonus disc)
Snippets From 'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot'
Speak Into the Rose
Still Feel Gone
Summerteeth Demos
Sunken Treasure: Jeff Tweedy Live in the Pacific Northwest
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Tri-State Sampler
Two Brothers
War on War
Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key
Weird Tales
What Light
Whole Love, The
Wilco (The Album)
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You and I
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TC3 Softball Earns First Doubleheader Sweep of SeasonApril 16, 2013
UTICA, N.Y. – The Tompkins Cortland Community College softball team picked up its first doubleheader sweep of the season Monday, taking two games from Mohawk Valley Community College. The Panthers won by scores of 7-4 and 6-2 to improve to 4-2 in Region III play and 5-12 overall. Mohawk Valley drops to 7-8 in Region III and 7-11 overall.
Seneca Baldwin (Oneonta H.S./Oneonta) was the winner in game one, allowing four runs on six hits while striking out eight. Taylor Policay (Lansing H.S./Lansing) led the attack with two doubles and two runs driving in. Sara Ford (Ithaca H.S./Ithaca), Macey Morse (Fabius-Pompey H.S./Fabius), and Angela Everhart (Ithaca H.S./Ithaca) each had a pair of hits in the opener.


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Jessica Ennis reacts after winning the women's 100 metres hurdles final at the British Olympic athletics trials at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham , central England, June 23, 2012. (REUTERS/Phil Noble)
LONDON: Photos of heptathlete Jessica Ennis, one of Britain's best hopes for an Olympics gold medal, are everywhere – but they can't hide the gap that remains between men and women in British sport.
In a country where the three most popular sports – football, rugby and cricket – are dominated by men, women are relegated to the background, especially when it comes to the press.
"We measure the media coverage given to women's sports in this country and it's less than 5 percent, so it's a big problem," says Sue Tibballs, chief executive of the Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation.
In Britain, not one woman was among the 10 names shortlisted in 2011 for the BBC's "Sports Personality of the Year," a popular annual competition based on a public vote.
This dearth of exposure is coupled with a lack of sporting culture in the female population and an absence of investment in sporting disciplines practiced by women.
According to a recent study by the Commission on the Future of Women's Sport, a British body, only 0.5 percent of the sponsorship market in Britain goes to women's sports, compared with 61.1 percent to men.
The rest goes to competitions which feature both genders, such as the Wimbledon tennis tournament.
Many people hope, however, that the 2012 Olympics will change all this, by putting the spotlight on female British athletes who can become role models for others.
Out of the 48 medals which Team GB are aiming for in these Games, "almost half" could be won by women, the government's Olympics minister, Hugh Robertson said recently.
The decision in 2005 to host the Games in London has resulted in an effort by British companies and the media to push women's sports, notes Tibballs. "I think what has more impact, arguably, is seeing so many athletes also being used in advertising."
Even before the first medals have been issued, Jessica Ennis, cycling champion Victoria Pendleton, swimmers Rebecca Adlington and Keri-Anne Payne, and synchronized swimmer Jenna Randall, among others, are the faces of major publicity campaigns and the cover girls for a host of magazines.
"The most important thing is being able to create more profile for sportswomen, so that first of all we can shift the sports culture that is still broadly so much about men's sports, so it becomes more culturally normal for girls and women to do sports," says Tibballs.
Fewer than one in five women in Britain do enough sporting activity to stay healthy, according to Tibballs – a much lower proportion than among men.
The gap widens between boys and girls from the age of eight and grows in adolescence, according to a study published in June by the universities of Newcastle and Strathclyde.
"One of the important things is that most girls don't see sport as cool," says Mark Pearce of Newcastle University.
"We need to be tackling these issues earlier by encouraging girls to exercise, by providing a wider range of opportunities than are currently on offer and by ensuring they see positive female role models, particularly in the media."
The absence of sports participation, sometimes reinforced by aesthetic prejudices (muscles can be seen as less than becoming for a woman), have grave consequences in terms of public health.
At the age of 39, the Olympic medal-winning heptathlete Denise Lewis who will cover the London Games for the BBC, hopes that women will do more sport to stay in shape. "When you get to my age, it is about being fit for life, it is not about breaking records," she said. "I just want to maintain a decent shape and be healthy."
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All parties interested in buying the British Technology Group have now entered their bids for the state-run organisation, which is charged with commercialising research and inventions originating in academia.
Price Waterhouse, the firm appointed by the government to handle the sell-off, is now sifting through the applications and will decide which bids should go through to the 'second round'.
So far, applicants have received only a memorandum of information for prospective investors. Once Price Waterhouse has picked out the most serious contenders, it will invite them in for more detailed briefings about BTG so that they can 'firm up their bids', said a spokesman at the consultancy.
One leading bid is from the staff of the BTG, 'from the doorman to the executive suite', according to a spokesman. Another frontrunner is Research Corporation Technology of Tucson, Arizona. Because the government has set a limit on how much of BTG a ...
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insulating hearth pour
Its been about ten days since I poured the structural hearth. Now finally my vermiculite has arrived. My question is with this 10 days inbetween the pours do I need to do anything to prep the set concrete of the strucural hearth. Also is it ok if I do half of insulating hearth pour today and the other half tomorrow. Any need to keep it damp after the insulating hearth pour is complete?
thanks wayne
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You shouldn't need any prep for the structural hearth. It's ok to split the vermiculite concrete poor but harder to achieve a truly level surface if you split it. It will help the insulating layer harden if you keep it damp several days.
Re: insulating hearth pour
When you mix your vermiculite concrete you will find that it will absorb a lot more water than other aggragates. I mixed mine by hand in a mortar tub, and just kept adding water until there was some dampness visible at the bottom of the tub. The wet portland will tend to sink to the bottom, being heavier, and this will provide good adhesion to your slab.
Everyone, me included, thinks the stuff is wierd to work with. It won't achieve any kind of a finish. I just ended up patting it down with the trowel to get some sort of flatness on the surface, then keep it damp for a couple of days, but otherwise ignore it for a week. It does get rigid, if not rock-hard.
The good news is that the tub of insulating concrete is light to lift unlike the rock-and-sand stuff.
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Gregor Ewing, 42, will recreate the route taken by the Bruce as he reclaimed his kingdom of Scotland.
He will start his nine-week journey from Rathlin Island, Northern Ireland, on March 17.
Mr Ewing will catch a ferry to Kintyre, Argyll, and then trek an almost circular path around Scotland before ending at Bannockburn, near Stirling, the scene of Bruce's famous victory over the English in 1314. The Falkirk property manager and keen hillwalker will undertake the walk with his border collie, Meg. They will cover around 18 miles per day.
He said: "I will be following the route of Bruce's campaign of 1307-1308 to the north-east of Scotland before continuing on to other locations critical to King Robert's eventual victory.
"I have found out where and when he was in certain places, as well as planning my route to take it off-road as much as possible."
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Editor's note: Welcome to Angel Spotlight, a new feature on GeekWire that shines a light on the important work of angel investors in the Pacific Northwest. For the most part, angels like to fly under the radar. But everyone knows they play a critical role in fortifying the walls of the startup ecosystem, not only funneling dollars to new companies but also offering key business insights. We've repeatedly heard that the Northwest lacks a critical mass of angel investors, and these mini-profiles are designed to raise the profile of the angel investing community. Thanks for reading.
Eric Michelman got his start in technology at Apple before its initial public offering in 1980, enjoying the ride along the way. He later created his own software company, selling it to Borland, before landing at Microsoft where he worked on products like MSN and Excel (he's most famous for inventing the mouse scroll wheel).
Now, the University of California-Berkeley and MIT-trained computer scientist spends most of his time looking for hot deals in the Pacific Northwest. "I've always been entrepreneurial and interested in startups, so this seems pretty natural for me," said Michelman of his role as an angel investor.
We caught up with Michelman for this edition of Angel Spotlight. Enjoy!
What excites you about investing in startups? "1. It's super interesting – there's an amazing number of niches in the world that you'd never imagine, people doing things that you've never thought about. They have problems that you'd never realize, and these startups have innovative solutions to those problems.
2. It's a great way to keep up on everything going on in the world of tech, and other areas…. Startups cover a lot of ground, especially in technology. And they teach it to you. When you're considering a company and evaluating their business, you learn about their technology. It's like having personal tutors for leading edge tech.
3. You can make a lot of money. When it works, the returns are quite good. Moreover, when you invest in a company you have really smart, really motivated people — the entrepreneurs — working their asses off to get you a good return. It's amazing how hard these people work (and yes I used to be one of them) all in the interest of making the company you invested in successful. It's great to watch.
4. Great people. The angel groups, like Alliance of Angels, are full of smart, successful people who are a pleasure to work with."
Not so Great Things About Angel Investing: "1. You can lose money. Obviously not all investments work out. The idea is to make it up with the winners since the most you can lose is 1x your investment, while winners can pay off many times your investment.
2. It takes a long time to discover if you're good at it. Typically, it takes at least a few years for companies to become successful enough to exit, so when you start with angel investing, you're going to be making investments for a while before you have much gauge of how good your judgment is."
What role do you look to take with the companies you invest in? "As an angel investor you're generally a passive investor. I'm on one board, along with a few non-profit boards, and am an informal advisor to others, but I've also turned down a couple of board seats. Joining a board, if you want to do it well, requires a real time commitment. To consider it, I look for a company in an area that I have something to add, a business that I'd be excited about getting involved with, as well as a CEO that I'd have a good working relationship with. Generally, though, as an angel investor, you make your investment and hope for the best."
What was your biggest win, and what made it a success? "Most of my investments have been in the past three years, which is generally too early for exits. But here's one exit and two promising ones: Crowd Compass: Mobile conference apps: I invested in 2011 and it recently got acquired, just nine months later. It's a great example of nailing a new technology/approach that big established players will need to acquire.
Novinium: Electric cable rejuvenation: This was my first investment in 2006 and they are doing very well. These guys had been in the industry a long time so they know it very well and came up with superior technology.
Valant Medical Systems: EMR for mental health practices: I invested in 2010, and am on their board. It is still in the growth/burn phase, but excellent reception and sales are ramping strongly. The founders lead a large successful mental health practice in Seattle, so they live, breathe it, and can totally connect with customers, coupled with a very strong developer co-founder. It's also a good niche, with its own requirements that opens up opportunity away from the large generic EMR vendors."
What went wrong in your toughest investment and what did you learn from it? "Companies that require a lot of capital are difficult. In angel raises you don't get the many millions that VC raises can offer. So if it's an industrial company with a high burn rate, even if they raise what they initially need, there's little margin for error. And things always go wrong in some ways. You always need more money than planned. Other lesson: Don't invest in something you don't understand. One of my first and biggest investments had a number of really smart, well respected guys out of Microsoft investing in it. I didn't really understand how or where (the product) would be used, but I figured there's an awful lot of IQ piled in here, so I should join in. It was a mistake. Apparently the potential customers didn't understand it either."
Business idol: "Jeff Bezos. He does so many innovative things right that it's astonishing."
Valuations: Hot or not? "They're medium now. Prior to 2008, they were definitely higher. In 2009 and 2010 they were lower, and there were some real bargains. Now, Goldilocks. There's also what we call the California effect…. Valuations are higher there. If companies are raising money there too, their expectations seem high to us. But that's primarily for the gazillion social/mobile/local startups – that seems to be what the Bay Area (and many other areas) are focusing on now. (With) other startups, it's not so much difference in valuations, even in tech. One thing worth noting is that angel investing is primarily local."
What sector/technologies are you most excited about investing in right now? "I'm pretty agnostic. If a company is solving a real problem for customers who have money and will pay for that solution, then it's an interesting business and investment. I'm happy with singles and doubles. I'm not out looking for the next Facebook. Having said that, I think there's an art in picking companies who are ahead of their industry with must-have functionality and therefore who will be prime acquisition candidates. That's something I wish I were better at. But, I will say, the area I'm avoiding now is the social/mobile/local startups. There are an unbelievable number of startups going after this now and they are slicing the market opportunity thinner and thinner and thinner. It's hard to see how many of them expect to build a business; apparently they're just buying a lottery ticket hoping to be acquired."
What's your biggest pitch pet peeve? "Blustery confidence. Most entrepreneurs are pretty straightforward. They're enthusiastic and optimistic of course, but generally they don't BS. Occassionally you hear one who's glibly putting on a sales job and those you want to avoid."
How do you find deals? "I think the best way is simply to join one of the angel groups. They screen deals and bring the better ones to present to the membership. Seattle angel groups include Alliance of Angels, Northwest Energy Angels, Keiretsu Forum, Zino Society, and probably others that I'm missing. There are also a number of startup showcases during the year. If you become an active investor, people will start to seek you out. But, the fact is, you can spend an unbounded amount of time looking at startups. There's no shortage of companies looking for funding, and the amount of due diligence you do can also be pretty unbounded depending on your personality and philosophy. All of which is to say, finding deals to look at isn't really an issue, it's more how filter them."
What's the one piece of advice you'd give angel investors who may be thinking about getting their wings? "Well the standard advice is to spread your investments, not to put too much in one place. It is good advice. My biggest investment was the industrial company I mentioned earlier. It was one of my first investments and Mike Crill — who was acting as their CFO — actually called me and told me not to put so much in. It turned out to be good advice, but I didn't listen."
Angel Spotlight is a new feature on GeekWire in which we highlight angel investors from the Pacific Northwest. For those who'd like to nominate your favorite angel, please email me at email@example.com. A special thanks to Yi-Jian Ngo at the Alliance of Angels for helping to make this new feature possible.


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Curly hair is beautiful...and awesome...
but since I have it...I realized it sort of sucks.
To make my hair look like POW! curly...takes ****loads of effort...and also the right products...or else it can look frizzy and ugly.
So, usually I like to wear it striaght...that requires...extreme effort...blow drying and etc...but I feel it is easier to take care of...in a way...idk.
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I support you on that. I used to relax my hair...and...my end result was **** hair. So...2 years...and all I have done with my hair is dye it brown...but it is black now and I am happy I am trying to grow it healthy...
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I don't know why but I really like curly hair over straight hair. It just seems to lie better on the shoulders and the light bounces off it much better, so it doesn't look flat and plain.
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Although. In all honesty, if you do it right, both hairstyles can be pulled off exquisitely.
1. Not really. I've seen a lot of women really rock curly hair. If it looks good, it looks good. I don't see what would be unprofessional about it. (I may be a little biased because I have curly hair.)
2. That's part of the reason. The other reason (which has likely been brought up multiple times) is probably the media, and our culture in general. All the models and actors and p*rn stars tend to have straightened hair, so it gets embedded in people's heads that it's more attractive.
3. The Blowout is cheaper but apparently doesn't last long. The Japanese thermal costs more and slightly damages hair but lasts longer and requires less maintenance.
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I have VERY curly hair. I straighten it often.
To be 1000000000000000% upfront, what I'm going to say is extremely hypocritical and nonsensical.
I love my curly hair. I love the way it looks on me. I do. I wish I could wear it curly every day. But people make fun of it allll the time, despite the fact that its well kept. Even my closest friends tease my curls. link that's what they looked like after I cut my hair over the summer (very, very short lol)
I hate that I have curly hair because OTHER people hate curly hair. I don't straighten my hair for myself, I do it for others really.
Its considered unattractive because the norm of society has favored white women who have had straight hair, wavy hair, or just Caucasian hair in general. I don't fit that standards, therefore I'm unattractive. The more I work to fit that standard, the more 'attractive' I get.
Anyways, I haven't heard to many good reviews from brazillian blow outs or japanese thermals, once it starts to fade off (5-6 weeks) it gets really hard to manage and frizzy. It leaves your hair really damaged. but I do know someone who had a really great brazillian blow out.
I straighten mine like twice a week, my hair isn't too damaged. It's just really hard to keep healthy.
1) I don't think curly hais is less professional than straight hair, that just depends the way you style it;
2) curly hair is just less atractive if you don't treat it well. curly hair can be really soft (and still keep curly) if you use the right products.
yeah, guys can find more atractive the type of hair they can run their fingers through but if you keep it soft, hydrated and with a healthy look, that's still possible;
3) well, I don't know how old you are but, when I was 15 I got a bit paranoiac about my hair and wanted it as straight as possible, so I got a 'house made' Brazilian Blowout (I got the stuff and my sis aplied it on my hair)... my hair got too dry, got too many split ends and an unhealthy look, my curls turned into waves but the volume was the same (the worst part of all that)...it didn't get how I expected so 6months later I did it again... even worst!
my waves this time turned in some really curly curls, and my hair looked like it was 'dead'... really bad looking, no shine at all.
due to the Japanese thermal straightening I don't really know nothing about...
now I just opted by the healthy curly look. keep it clean, hydrated and well-defined
I love curly hair! Straight hair does look tidier because sometimes curls don't stay neat and can look a bit messy which may be why its considered less professional, but I definitely don't think its less attractive. As far as the straightening goes I think the Japanese thermal is best because in my experience the effects seem to last longer, not 100% sure as I've never done it but I know a few people who have.
There was a study done and my psychology prof showed us the results. People find girls with curly hair more professional and girls with straight hair more attractive. The men said straight hair gives more emphasis on the face. They tested it on school children too, the children said it looked nicer and the person looked more approachable. Some people have different opinions and likes though. I have curly hair and I straighten it. A majority of men prefer straight hair. It's a preference thing. I like being liked, so I like my straight hair. A lot of girls with straight hair like curly hair though.
I prefer straight and wavy hair. I've seen girls with curly hair who looked nice though. So I think it depends on the person cause it can suit some girls really well. And I wouldn't say curly hair is considered less attractive or less professional cause some girls look better in them than in the straight hair. Like for example a friend of mine. She has naturally curly hair and once she straightened them and her hair didn't look that nice anymore.
Curly hair generally looks thicker, and thus healthier. I find it more attractive than straight hair (but straight hair isn't unattractive). My hair is naturally curly/wavy, and I leave it curly most of the time. It's easier and looks better on me.
I never even knew curly hair was considered unattractive. :P
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After 38 years and up to 13,000 call-outs, Maryport firefighter Brian Bethwaite is leaving.
Mr Bethwaite, 58, of Sycamore Road, joined the service on September 1, 1976, and will finish his last shift on Monday.
He works at Tata Steel in Workington but has always been on call.
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He said: "One that sticks in my memory is the fire at St Michael's Church in Workington because that was where my wife Margaret and I were married."
Another was the fire at the 900-year-old Holme Cultram Abbey, near Silloth, in 2006.
Mr Bethwaite was also involved in fighting the fire that destroyed the Safeway supermarket in Workington in 2003.
Other notable incidents included the Carlisle floods in 2009 and, two years later, the West Cumbria floods.
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Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 at 6:36 am in Art exhibit, Birds, Lindsay Wildlife Museum.
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A traveling exhibit of some of the world's finest contemporary artworks about birds will make its only West Coast stop at Lindsay Wildlife Museum from Feb. 15th through April 18th. Featuring a truly international group of sculptors and artists from 10 countries, the juried show was curated by the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum in Wisconsin.
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From super-realism to highly creative works, the 60 artists in the exhibition explore a variety of techniques, ideas and species in two or three dimensions. Arizona artist Adele Earnshaw uses traditional oil on canvas to depict barn swallows jetting past freshly laundered sheets on a clothesline, while the German artist Ron Meier uses linocut on paper to depict a bright red ibis contrasted against a dramatic green scrim of plants, water and lily pads.
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The museum is located at 1931 first Ave., Walnut Creek. More details at 925-935-1978
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Up to this age, fetuses have spent the majority of time asleep. At around 30 weeks they start to develop organised patterns of sleeping and waking, composed of four distinct states from deep sleep to awake.
These sleep-wake cycles "appear to be reflective of the advancing development of the nervous system", says Peter Hepper, a fetal psychologist at Queen's University Belfast, UK. Fetuses also spend far more of their time in REM or "dreaming" sleep than older infants or adults do.
So what's the purpose of all this sleep, and how closely do my baby's sleep patterns follow my own? According Hepper, the function of sleep in the fetus is probably similar to that in the adult, where it is thought to play a role in the consolidation of memories and experience.
Sleep cycles
He adds that there's little evidence of these cycles following the same pattern as the mother – something I'll no doubt be cursing after the birth. Neither does the fetus move about more during the night than during the day, although the mother may notice it more because she is horizontal, and the movements are affecting different organs.
However, the fetus does seem to increase its movements when the mother lies down initially, says Hepper. "This may be due to the fact that the muscles in the abdomen relax and the fetus has more room to move about."
As for the function of REM sleep, Allan Hobson, a sleep researcher at Harvard Medical School in Boston, believes REM sleep may be training the brain to "wake up", as many of the same brain areas that are active during waking are also activated during REM sleep.
As for dreaming, the sort of complex dreams that adults experience aren't thought to emerge until around 5 years of age, so it seems unlikely that the fetus is "dreaming" in a sense that you or I would recognise. But it's possible that fetuses could be using REM sleep to rehearse or organise things that they've learned during the day, says Hepper. "Given the fetus's senses are operating and it has the potential to learn, it could be dreaming about the day's experiences," he says.
Early yawning
Meanwhile, Olivier Walusinski, a general physician and yawning specialist based in Paris, France, has been investigating a related phenomenon: fetal yawning.
Fetuses start to yawn from around 11 weeks of development, and continue right through until birth (see video). "Yawning appears to be not just a matter of opening one's mouth, but a generalised stretching of muscles," says Walusinski. Fetuses and newborn babies seem to yawn more frequently than adults do – once or twice an hour, compared with around 20 times a day in adults (Frontiers of Neurology and Neuroscience, DOI: 10.1159/000307075).
Yawning also seems to develop before defined sleep-wake cycles, but once these patterns do emerge, each transition from rest to activity seems to be triggered by a yawn, says Walusinski. What's more, the brain regions involved in awakening also seem to be stimulated by yawning, so yawning may also be being used as a rehearsal for waking up, he says.
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