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After you have your room assignment, come over to the Road Scholar desk in the lobby (between 4:00-5:30 PM) to register with the program staff and pick up your arrival packet that will contain the up to date schedule we'll review during orientation.
Please be aware that program activities and scheduled times could change due to local circumstances. In the event of any changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
This new program extends the study begun in our popular program 11007, �New Mexico�s Conversos and Crypto Jews.� We�ll explore connections formed by Conversos with Native Americans � also forced into Catholicism by the Spaniards � and later with Ashkenazic Jews who came to the state when the railroads opened New Mexico in the 1800s. We�ll also examine connections between the Penitentes who came to the state around 1630, other Eastern religions, and early settlers. Field trips feature sites with special significance for the development of Jewish history in New Mexico.
PRESENTATION: Conversos in the Larger New Mexico Community.
You'll learn how Jews came to New Mexico in the 1500s. Fleeing the Inquisition in Europe, they hid their religious beliefs under the guise of Catholicism, brought by the Spaniards and Mexicans as they conquered the Native Americans in Pueblos of the Southwest.
Old Town was established in 1706. When �late� arriving Ashkenazic Jews opened shops there, it was the center of the community for many years.
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is owned and operated as a non-profit organization by the 19 pueblos of New Mexico, where we�ll begin an exploration of Native American culture and its ties to the Converso-Crypto Jews. About a mile northeast of Old Town, this museum � modeled after Pueblo Bonito, a spectacular 9th-century ruin in Chaco Culture National Historic Park � has some remarkable exhibits. The bus will return to the hotel at approximately 5:00 PM.
We'll also visit a local synagogue before returning to the hotel.
The bus will return to the hotel at approximately 4:30 PM.
PRESENTATION: Lecture and discussion with a University of New Mexico professor who will present the many connections other religious groups in New Mexico have with New Mexico Jews. These groups include Christians; people affiliated with Eastern religions; the Penitentes, a secret society that came to New Mexico around 1630, who carried scourges made of leather thongs with which they lashed themselves, begging God to forgive their sins; and others. There are many kinds of "crossovers" from Jewish to Christian and vice versa. You'll see how the Jews fit into the big picture of New Mexico history, primarily with early settlers and then on into the present.
In Las Vegas, a local guide will join us to point out many of the interesting Jewish-related sites in Las Vegas � developed in large part by Ashkenazim who came to the town via the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad in the 1800s.
You will see the current home of the first Jewish house of worship in the Territory of New Mexico, Temple Montefiore, dedicated in 1884; the Masonic Cemetery, where many Jews were buried; and business established by these early Jews. For the most part, none of the Ashkenazim knew anything at all about the Jewish history that had gone on in New Mexico since the 1500s.
Bus departs for Santa Fe at 3:00 PM.
Check into The Lodge at Santa Fe at about 4:30 PM.
Dinner will be in the Staab House restaurant on the grounds of the historic La Posada Hotel, a luxury resort set on six acres of beautifully landscaped grounds near downtown Santa Fe. The Staab House, a Victorian mansion, was built by an old Santa Fe Trail merchant. The restaurant itself is cozy and casual; we'll have several menu choices for you including dessert.
After class, there will be a field trip to visit sites related to the history of the Jewish community in the Santa Fe area.
In addition to museums, there are numerous art galleries and significant landmarks in the area.
WRAP-UP: We�ll gather in our meeting room in the hotel for a program wrap-up from 10:00-11:30 AM, with an opportunity to share you impressions and how the experience may have changed your perspectives.
PERFORMANCE: For a rousing finale, enjoy a performance by an Ashkenazim Klezmer band, followed by program closing with your group leader.
We trust you have enjoyed this new program and will join us again for other rewarding Road Scholar learning adventures in the future. Best wishes for all your journeys!


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The following is a weekly summary of the fishing conditions on Norris Lake as reported by creel clerks from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA).
Late last week, the lake level was 1,013.3 feet. That's 2.1 feet lower than the previous week. The water level is expected to continue falling over the next several days.
Campbell County High School's season football opener Friday night looked like a rerun of 2009.
The Cougars fell 34-0 at Loudon after losing 33-0 to the Redskins a year ago.
This week, the Cougars hope to get their offense untracked during their home opener against White County. Last week, White County was defeated 52-14 by Franklin County in its season opener.
With a .450 batting average, 41 RBI, 3 home runs and all-district honors last season, Justin Willoughby was one of the better prospects in the Class of 2010.
But no tangible offers came his way until Hiwassee College offered the recent Campbell County High School graduate a chance to further his education and baseball career.
Willoughby, who started at first base and also pitched for the Cougars, recently signed with Hiwassee and plans to major in physical therapy.
Dewayne Wells called it the "typical first scrimmage" of fall practice for his football team.
Wells, who is beginning his 10th season as Campbell County High School's head varsity football coach, saw good things and bad things during a 3-way scrimmage Friday afternoon at Seymour. The Cougars gave up two touchdowns each to the host Eagles and the Hilltoppers from Science Hill. Sophomore Bo Farris scored Campbell County's only touchdown.
"We ran the ball well at times, but dropped passes killed our drives," said Wells.
There were more questions than answers Friday night following Campbell County High School's final football scrimmage of the preseason.
•Will a young and inexperienced linebacking corps be able to stop the run?
•Will a youthful secondary be able to defend the pass?
•Can the Cougars find a way to score on offense when they reach the red zone?
Those were the same questions going into a 3-way scrimmage Friday with South-Doyle and Cumberland County.
Area middle school football fans got a glimpse of their favorite teams Friday night during the Jellico Jamboree.
The host Blue Devils kicked off the jamboree with a two-quarter scrimmage against Oakdale. Austin Plank scored Jellico's lone touchdown during a 6-6 tie with the Eagles. Logan Cox scored for Oakdale.
In the second game of the night, Bell County shut out Whitley County, 12-0, in a battle of Kentucky heavyweights.
Burchfield from Scott County defeated Whitley County, 14-8, in the third scrimmage and then blanked Jellico, 18-0, in the nightcap.
Campbell County High School's golf teams are off to a great start this season. Following Thursday's home match against Jellico and Claiborne County at the LaFollette Country Club, the girl's team had a 13-2 record, while the boys were 18-13. Twelve of the Cougars' 13 losses came during a season-opening tournament at Morristown in which Campbell County finished 43 strokes behind boy's champion Knox Halls.
The 2nd annual Cougar Baseball Golf Classic will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 18 at the LaFollette Country Club. Entry fee is $240 per team. Format is 4-person best ball. The event is a fundraiser for the Campbell County High School baseball program.
To register, contact Coach Collette at 562-8308.
Football camp at JMS
The annual Jacksboro Eagles Football Camp will be held July 19-22 at JMS. Camp hours will be 6-9 p.m. The fundamentals of football — blocking, tackling, etc. — will be stressed. Registration fee is $50, which includes dinner each day and a camp t-shirt.
MEGA Sports Camp
About 60 children took part each day in the MEGA Sports Camp held at Faith Way Assembly of God in LaFollette last week.
Kids in kindergarten through sixth grade participated in the evening activities from 6 -9 p.m. The four sports included soccer, football, basketball and cheerleading.
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A sports bar with stripper poles? Tosa officials concerned about elements in Mad Dog proposal
Stripper poles, a large stage for entertainment and lack of an operating plan didn't win Mad Dog Saloon any points with Plan Commission on Monday night.
Dominic LaLicata applied to open the bar in the Village at 6750 W. State St., where an Applebee's currently operates. The Applebee's is set to close at a later date. LaLicata owns a Mad Dog Saloon in Greenfield, as well as Boulder Junction restaurant in Brookfield and Crazy Horse strip club in West Allis.
LaLicata pitched his business as a sports bar, but Mayor Jill Didier voiced concern that the set up at the Greenfield location might show otherwise.
"Rumor has it you have a couple of stripper poles in your establishment," said Didier, chairwoman of the commission.
LaLicata called the poles "a gimmick," comparing it to the giant pepper people can ride at La Perla in Milwaukee.
"We might have a contest where if people climb to the top the pole, they get a prize," he said. "Five times as many men have climbed the pole as women."
The mayor also quizzed the bar owner about police calls to the Greenfield location, a "scantily clad" woman welcoming visitors on the Mad Dog Saloon website and why he thinks his business would be a good fit for the Village. Many of those questions were evaded with talk about the food and drink specials he plans to run and his willingness to open a new business in this economy.
Commissioners were troubled about the lack of detail provided by LaLicata as far as an operating plan and facility layout. Commissioners cited his mention of wanting to include a pool table, arcade and dart games, but they appeared nowhere on the site plan. He didn't provide information on the type of entertainment he planned to offer or the percentage of alcohol to food sales.
The commission unanimously voted to hold the request until LaLicata could bring back some answers. Meanwhile, Applebee's remains open for business.
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We've reached another historic moment in the Obama presidency. The highest gas price ever on record for March has been reached.
The average price of a gallon of regular is now $3.87, the highest recorded price in March. The average price is up nearly 4 cents from a week ago, and over 30 cents from a year ago, according to the Department of Energy, as more drivers face gas prices of $4 a gallon or more across the country.
Last week, the average gas price was $3.83 a gallon, the previous record according to data going back to 1990.
The West Coast was once again the most expensive region with an average gas price of $4.23, up almost 2 cents from last week, with an increase of over 37 cents from a year ago.
While gas prices sore, Obama's approval rating is crashing:
Just 41 percent of Americans approve of the job Mr. Obama is doing as president, according to the poll, conducted from March 7 to 11. Another 47 percent disapprove of his performance, up from 41 percent last month.
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cartoony lil concept drawing with a tablet...
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your art will look better if you just scan it ...trace it with your tablet then color it with your tablet in Open Canvas, painter, or photoshop they are all the same but have different features. the pose looks very poor and the lines and detail are bit messy...did you rush? perhaps you should take your time next time you make a drawing and then post one.
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yes i did rush it, it was supposed to look a bit messy though... but instead of cleaning it up and trying to make it realistic i decided to keep it looking sketchy and call it done (didn't feel like erasing)
it was made entirely with photoshop and a tablet without any extra sketching out, which may contribute to the crappy look. but whats so poor about the pose?
this is the section for sketches though, so obviously i didn't spend a lot of time refining it....


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Bill Daniel has only lived in Starkville for about six years, but he's spent that time actively involving himself with the community in several ways.
Daniel moved to Starkville with Tricia, his wife of 37 years after he retired from his work as senior technical director of information technology for AT&T/BellSouth.
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As a reminder to all parents, for safety's sake, the campus will remain closed during lunches to all underclassmen (grades 9-11) during the school day. In order to leave campus during the school day, the student must check out through the Administration Office (except seniors, who may leave during their lunchtime). Once arriving at school, all students must remain on campus until school is dismissed for the day (this includes special schedule days involving assemblies, etc.). Should an underclassmen need to leave campus during lunch (between the hours of 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.), a parent or legal guardian will need to pick them up in person. NO EXCEPTIONS!
We will continue our policy of allowing senior students to leave campus during lunchtime, along with those juniors who qualified for the AIMS incentive program and who selected off-campus lunch, with parental permission. The release form below must be downloaded, completed, signed by parents, and notarized in order for the student to leave campus during the lunch hours. This form must be turned in during book distribution in order for a student to receive the correct ID that will allow them to check out with campus security.
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Angelina Jolie, Daniel Day-Lewis receive top honors from Queen
Angelina Jolie and Daniel Day-Lewis have been recognized by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II in her Birthday Honors List. The actress has been named an honorary dame, while fellow Oscar winner Day-Lewis will be knighted. Jolie learned of the honor in London this week, while she was co-hosting an international summit on sexual violence. She won't […] [Read More]
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Average temperature in Celsius
Time for some facts. Here is an overview of the average temperatures per month at Tyresta:
Average temperature in Celsius ( min, max)
Jan -5 C, -1 C
Feb -5 C, -1 C
Mar -4 C, 3 C
Apr 1 C, 8 C
May 6 C, 14 C
Jun 11 C, 19 C
Jul 14 C, 22 C
Aug 13 C, 20 C
Sep 9 C, 15 C
Oct 5 C, 9 C
Nov 1 C, 5 C
Dec -2 C, 2 C
Sunset and sunrise
The daylight hours (hours between sunrise and sunset) vary a lot between the winter and summer months. People may expect to see the midnight sun during the summer, because they are in Scandinavia. But this is not true for Tyresta, because you are not far enough north in the country.
In December you will only have 6 hours to enjoy the day. The sun will get up around 8:30 in the morning but is already setting again before 3 o'clock in the afternoon and that doesn't leave you that much time to do some sightseeing.
In June it is a totally different world, and I love this time of year. Around the longest day (21 June) you will experience the long looooong days! There are 18,5 hours of daylight during those days, the day seems to last forever. The only disadvantage is when you are a light sleeper, as the night only last 5,5 hours.
Average hours of daylight:
Jan 6,9
Feb 9,3
Mar 11,8
Apr 14,5
May 17
Jun 18,6
Jul 17,9
Aug 15,5
Sep 12,9
Oct 10,2
Nov 7,7
Dec 6,1
How much rain and sun?
Average hours of sunlight:
1 hours Jan
3 hours Feb
5 hours Mar
7 hours Apr
9 hours May
11 hours Jun
10 hours Jul
8 hours Aug
6 hours Sep
3 hours Oct
1 hours Nov
1 hours Dec
Average Precipitation (mm):
Jan 43 mm
Feb 30 mm
Mar 25 mm
Apr 31 mm
May 34 mm
Jun 45 mm
Jul 61 mm
Aug 76 mm
Sep 60 mm
Oct 48 mm
Nov 53 mm
Dec 48 mm
Number of wet days (more than 0,25mm):
Jan 16 days
Feb 14 days
Mar 10 days
Apr 11 days
May 11 days
Jun 13 days
Jul 13 days
Aug 14 days
Sep 14 days
Oct 15 days
Nov 16 days
Dec 17 days
Weather in Tyresta National Park
The weather is always hard to predict, but I would like to give you a general idea what to expect in Tyresta weather-wise. The winters are cold, but not as cold as you might think! And the summers are nice and warm, maybe not that hot, but than and again, maybe not as cold as you might think either :-)
In January the temperature is on average -1 Celsius and in July the average temperature is a nice +22 Celsius.
In the chart you can see the average weather for Tyresta. The upper brown line gives the average maximum temperature and the green one the minimum.
The grey blocks indicate the amount of snow and rain per month and the sunny colour yellow indicates the amount of sunlight hours.
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011
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By Darryl Maxie
For three seasons, Woodland was the newest kid on the block and a program always on the rise. The Wolfpack were a .500 team by their second season, a playoff qualifier by their third. Hey, this football thing is easy, once you get the hang of it.
Or so the Wolfpack made it look -- until the fourth season.
"Last season, we took a step backward," coach Scott Schmitt said.
Maybe success came too easily, too quickly. It was easy to see the beginnings of greatness last season as long as you didn't look too hard for the follow through. In the second game of the season, the Wolfpack had Class AAAA finalist Starr's Mill on the ropes into the second half.
That would turn into a 21-7 loss, the first of six in a row, but ...
"We had Starr's Mill down 7-0," Schmitt said. "We were controlling the game, dominating, we held their top running back to 45 yards ... and then we fell apart. I hate that."
Even amid their slump, they still showed signs of being a team with which to reckon. A week after breaking that losing streak, the Wolfpack lost by only six points against Class AAAA quarterfinalist Dutchtown.
"If we could get rid of the last three minutes of the fourth quarter, we'd have won eight games," Schmitt said. "Unfortunately, you have to play all four quarters. We came out quick in the first quarter, but we would taper off in the fourth quarter.
It had nothing to do with fatigue or too many guys playing both sides of the football.
"I think we just got complacent or satisfied," Schmitt said.
The Wolfpack counted a lot of first-time junior starters and other young players last season, guys who should improve this season just because of what they went through.
"There's a lot of difference between ninth-grade JV and Friday night football," Schmitt said. "We had guys who were used to doing Thursday night stuff. You can't trade anything for experience."
Even if that experience is bad. Schmitt said this team might be better because they recognized their predecessors' mistakes and are determined not to repeat them.
"Our senior class did some things that you don't want to do," Schmitt said. "The juniors made a pact that they would not see themselves in the same situation. You can see it in our offseason conditioning, attitude, commitment. They came together. They showed each other that they didn't want it to be like this again."
Already, Schmitt has more confidence in his personnel. The Wolfpack often was compelled to gamble in certain situations last season where other teams would routinely kick field goals.
With Josh Kiblinger kicking, the Wolfpack rejoins that club.
They have a pair of running backs in Ray Tookes and David Williams who Schmitt hopes will keep the pressure off sophomore quarterback Taylor Poff. They want to bring Poff along slowly, not depending on him to win the game.
"All we need him to do is manage the game and the rest will take care of itself," Schmitt said.
The defense, which allowed more than 24 points in a game only twice last season, is solid again, led by end Nathan Sanders and linebackers Eddie McGill and Ivory Bryant.
Given those ingredients, Schmitt is confident that this year's Wolfpack can find the rhythm that last year's team lacked, that they can "get back to where we belong."
Back to being a team on the rise again.
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Fr. Ron Rolheiser, omi
C.S. Lewis tells the story of his conversion in a little autobiographical piece entitled, Surprised by Joy. His journey has some things to teach us.
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Margaret Atwood once wrote that sometimes things need to be said, and said, and said, until they don't need to be said any more. Each year I write a column on suicide because, given the misconceptions about it, some things need to be said over and over.
We live in curious religious times. A spiritual renaissance of sorts is happening in the Western world, even as church attendance is in steep decline and fewer and fewer of our own children are walking the path of faith with us.
We understand our lives best when we see them against the horizon of the infinite. Nowhere is this more important than in the belief that there is a life beyond this one.
Something important, I believe, can be learned from our reaction to capital punishment.
An icon is a holy picture, an image showing something of the divine. Perhaps the best icon to depict adulthood is a picture of a mother or a father carrying a tired or a sleeping child. Few images capture as beautifully and as deeply what an adult is meant to do – carry the young.
"And they were asleep out of sorrow." St. Luke uses those words to tell us why the disciples fell asleep during Jesus' agony in the garden. They fell asleep, he says, not because the hour was late and they were tired from the supper and the wine.
Shortly after he entered the Trappists, Thomas Merton wrote the story of his conversion and journey to a monastery in a book, Seven Story Mountain. It became a best seller that, among other things, caught the romantic imagination of his generation. For years afterwards, Trappist monasteries were flooded with applications, not all for the right reasons of course, but a large number of men did become good monks because of a romantic ideal that Merton's story triggered.
Why does God stay hidden? Why doesn't God reveal himself so concretely and physically that no one could doubt his existence?
One of the students who died in the massacre at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., was a 17-year-old girl named Cassie Bernall.


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Power Nozzles
Power nozzles are vacuum cleaner attachments that are used to clean the nooks of the room where the hose and wands cannot reach. It is also useful to remove the dirt and debris from upholstery and furniture. This is one the accessories that come along with all models and brands of vacuum cleaners. A few of the leading brands of vacuums include Eureka, Hoover, Rainbow, Bissell, Dirt Devil and many more.
How to remove the power-nozzle in Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner
If you want to replace the belt of this brand of vacuum or clean the brush or store the vacuum, the power nozzle has to be removed. Let's see how to take apart the power-nozzle.
• Press down the tab where the wand is attached to the plastic suction pipe. Gently pull the metal pipe away from this handle.
• Now press the tab to remove the power nozzle footplate and pull the wand free. So now you have three parts removed – the wand, suction pipe and wand.
• Using a flat-head screwdriver, flip the footplate over so the base points up. Remove the plastic plate from the underside of the footplate and keep it aside.
• Open the belt cover to gain access to the belt and brush. Lift the brush out of the footplate and unhook the belt from the brush and axle. Now you can clean the brush, replace the belt or simply store the power-nozzle.
You can get the replacements for all brands of vacuum cleaners from GoVacuum.com. This is a place where you can different types of vacuum cleaners available at reasonable prices.
Perfect Commercial Back Pack Power Nozzle Kit$169.00
Perfect backpack vacuums are the recommended choice for cleaning millions of square feet per day at retail stores and big companies over the world, well-known for their ability to handle touch cleaning tasks without any down time. Additional tools such as the hose, wands and power nozzle are great addons for any commercial backpack from this brand, and if you use the PB1001 (10qt.) and the PB1006 (6 qt.) models, here is a kit which offers just that. Commercial cleaning is important at it keeps your place of business presentable to customers and your employees as well. Aside from disposing trash in a responsible manner, you should keep dirt, germs and allergens at bay, and the usage of a nozzle kit for your Perfect commercial backpack will effectively "clean" your business set up.
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Star 736TA Ultra Max 36" Countertop Electric Griddle with Snap Action Thermostatic Controls - 13050 Watts
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- Three 4350 watt heating elements with individual thermostatic controls
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With its 1" thick polished steel plate and custom designed high performance heating elements placed every 12" of cooking surface, the Star 736TA Ultra Max 36" heavy duty electric countertop griddle with snap-action thermostatic controls heats evenly and delivers superior cooking performance for high volume operations. The snap action thermostatic controls provide accurate temperature adjustment of +/- 10 degrees Fahrenheit from the set point, while its unique internal plate sensor mechanism accurately measures the temperature of the griddle plate for instant response to surface temperature changes and fast recovery.
This 36" wide countertop electric griddle is built with durability and convenience in mind, with a heavy duty, entirely welded body, including a stainless steel front, side panels, bull nose and splash guard. The bull nose front stays cool to the touch for a safe, comfortable work zone while the heavy duty metal knobs are sure to provide long-lasting performance.
Other user-friendly features of the Star Ultra Max 736TA 36" countertop griddle include a "spatula wide" 3 1/2" front grease trough and grease chute for easier cleaning, and a large 6 quart stainless steel grease drawer. Extra heavy duty 4" adjustable legs allow you to level and configure your gas griddle to meet your specific needs.
The Star 736TA Ultra Max 36" countertop electric griddle is UL and CE Listed and must be hard wired; a cord and plug are not included. Please consult the Specification Sheet for additional details. Choose voltage.
Left to Right: 36"
Front to Back: 33 11/16"
Height: 18"
Cooking Surface: 36" x 24"
Manufacturer's Item Number(s): 736TA , 736TA-208 , 736TA-240
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The Investor Relations Society have announced the shortlist for their Best Practice Awards 2008 (sponsored by Thomson Reuters). These awards are announced annually – this year the announcement will be on 25 November.
This set of awards covers companies from the FTSE 100, FTSE 250, Small CAP and AIM, as well as International, and the intention is to "honour those companies that lead the way in the practice of investor communications".
The IR Society provides guidelines on their site, and also some very valuable information on the criteria they've used in previous years (for an example, see the statement for the 2007 awards). This makes good reading for anyone interested in improving their investor site.
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The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is pleased to announce that it will present its Democracy Service Medal to Dr. Jean Bethke Elshtain on Thursday, October 13 at 5:30 PM at the University of Chicago Divinity School. The presentation will be a part of The Engaged Mind, a series of four conferences reflecting on themes drawn from the work of Jean Bethke Elshtain. The October 13-14 meeting theme is: Democracy on Trial: Religion, Civil Society, and Democratic Theory.
Regularly named as one of America's foremost public intellectuals, Jean Bethke Elshtain is the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics, Divinity School, The University of Chicago, with appointments in Political Science and the Committee on International Relations. Professor Elshtain served on the Board of Directors of the National Endowment for Democracy for nine years, where she was the Board Specialist for South Asia. She has written and lectured extensively on the topic of Religion and Democracy, and in 2008 Elshtain delivered NED's annual Seymour Martin Lipset Lecture on Democracy in the World.
The Board of Directors of the National Endowment for Democracy created its Democracy Service Medal to recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to the progress of democracy around the world.
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Hi, Our JRT Fritzie (5 yr female) has shown great tenacity with a rat this summer. So, when mice started invading our house due to a hole from the garage to the den, I was disappointed by Fritzie's reaction! The mouse walked right by her - not once, but twice this happened. Fritzie did not bat an eyelash. She sat on the sofa next to me - as if the mouse wasn't there! Our Beagle Peppi at least smells where the mouse had been after the fact and sniffs and scratches but Peppi usually is crated. She also ignored the mouse at one time when sitting on the sofa!I have installed Riddex - maybe this keeps the mice from inside the walls - but they sure travel along the baseboards at night! I have stuffed the openings where they come in with aluminum foil and put out spring traps - catching approximately a mouse a day. Is it that Fritzie cannot dig holes in the house? Before I installed the Riddex, there was some rodent in the walls and Fritzie sure went wild. Is it the noise of the rodent that excites them and not the sight of them and their smell?


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movies: Raising Victor Vargas, The Namesake music: anything from the 80s and 90s, Sublime, Slightly Stoopid, Cypress Hill tv shows: Sex and the City, Southland, Shameless, How to Make it in America, Girls, Enlightened food: Thai, Indian
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High School English teacher in East LA--I teach all grades.
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I believe in the religion of "Peace, love, and understanding."
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I am 100% a dog girl -- I grew up with boxers. I now have one of the cutest dogs ever, a boston terrier. Cats are a little too moody/weird..
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New restaurants. Any new lounge around town I may have tried it at least once or I have probably heard of it. Europe, Vegas, NYC, NOLA I am always up for something new, although I def perfer a relaxing evening at home then a wild night out these days
University of Houston, Houston, TX
Starbucks -White Mocha, non fat, no whip, boxer dogs and boston terriers, Fall, baseball fields, Commanders Palace in NOLA, mint chocolate chip ice cream, obnoxious reality tv, Tosh.0.
I tend to go with the flow and can prob fit in anywhere. I love the theatre, baseball games, road trips, traveling to new places, learning about different cultures. Oh, and trashy reality TV, if you aren't into them...dont worry, I'll get you hooked.
The Hunger Games. You think that is bad...I am now on 50 Shades of Grey (can't get through it - awful). First person to mention the word "murmur" in my presence gets smacked! I would seriously love to meet these Americans who "speak" British.
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I teach kindergarten (5 and 6 year olds). They are the most adorable, loving kids ever! Working 10 months out of the year isn't so bad, but can be stressful at times. I adore my kiddos and take full advantage of my time off for travel ;)
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European Mutt! (English, German to name just a couple).
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I was raised with Jewish values and traditions. It isn't a "must" that I meet someone Jewish. Most of the guys I have dated have been Catholic oddly enough. The most likely time you'll catch me praying is on an airplane seconds before take off.
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- Added a bullet to Looking for a Sport-Utility Bike that Stokemonkey sales are on hold
- Team Bike Hugger posted about the Stillwater Crit of Destruction.
David Byrne writes about riding bicycles in NYC for nearly 30 years, including the early years withTalking Heads (iTunes) where they made fun of him for being like Pee Wee Herman. While noting how exhilarating riding across town is
"A ride across town gets the adrenalin going as one heads to work or to the studio in the morning. By the time one arrives for a meeting one is fully awake blood pumping, on alert " having often just had 3 near-death experiences."
he also observes a wonderful new bike path up the Hudson and how some NYC streets now have marked bike lanes.
For more NYC rides, check this guide to NYC metro area bike paths that not only describes the ride, but tells its history.
Concluding his post, Byrne talks about the freedom of riding through a chapel in Vegas, strange looks in Instanbul, and the levees in New Orleans. He reminded me of why I take my bike with me most everywhere I travel and the cycling perspective.
In Beijing, we rode in the "flow" of the city and we'll ride in more cities this year on the Modal, a new travel bike project.
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Schwinn Girl popped into the bike shop with a loose shifter cable. We all agreed the bike was way older than her and it was a 50s or 60s era Varsity. She was convinced it was from the 80s, but loved the bike just the same and for her it seemed like a fashion statement.
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15 Original Casting Choices That Would've Ruined Everything
Damn hollywood you scary. Take a look at these totally real almost mistakes some fat cats nearly made. Much love - Virgin Mobile
1. Cusack was s'posed to play Walter White in Breaking Bad
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3. Kilmer nearly put Baby in the corner as Johnny Castle in Dirty Dancing
4. Ringwald didn't get to be Vivian Ward in Pretty Woman
5. Paltrow nearly skated away as Rollergirl in Boogie Nights
6. Nolte almost shot first as Han Solo in Star Wars
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10. Pfieffer was the first choice to not hear lambs as Clarice Starling in The Silence Of The Lambs
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13. Stoltz actually shot half the movie as Marty McFly in Back To The Future
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The cures that were attempted for Dillon's heroes of ill-health are gloriously cranky and counter-productive. Proust lay in bed in a fog of foul smoke, burning "medicinal powders", and tried "tobacco, tartar emetic, ipecacuanha, coffee, chloroform, stramonium or belladonna cigarettes, cannabis, ether and lobelia".
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Stramonium was extracted from the leaves and flowering tops of the thornapple (Datura stramonium), a narcotic plant better known in the US as devil weed or jimsonweed because it poisoned colonists at the early settlement of Jamestown in Virginia (jimson being a corruption of Jamestown).
The drug was in the British Pharmacopaeia for centuries as a drug with narcotic and hypnotic effects and had an honourable place there in the treatment of asthma right up to the end of the Second World War; it is still used in homeopathic medicine. It has also been used by various peoples as an hallucinogen.
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[b]From today's Letters to the Editors.[/b]
Whites still have slaveholder mentality
I have read many of Tom Barton's editorial comments and frankly I am certain that he and his partner Mark Streeter are racists. Why would your newspaper allow this hate-filled behavior to continue?
I remember when the rapper Jason Johnson was killed and your editorial cartoonist drew a dead man lying on the ground and his baby. To make matters worse, the cartoonist wrote the words of one of Mr. Johnson's songs in the sketch to further humiliate the image of Mr. Jason Johnson. There was never any sympathy displayed for the family, the baby or the rapper.
On the other hand, some years ago a white man committed the most gruesome acts on three little black boys. One of the baby boys died. Where were the anger and sarcastic remarks? Where was the cry for the death penalty from the white community?
The reason there was no outrage from white people is clear - they share the same common denominator as most of their ancestors who were slaveholders and murderers. They think blacks are sub-human.
The beating of black men was common during slavery. Slavery was outlawed in 1865. That was 143 years ago. The brutal beating of black men still exists. The recent beating of Rev. Leonard Small was no exception to the rule of the Caucasian.
Beware black people. The same law that did not protect Pastor Small is the same law that will violate black people's rights to protect the rights of the modern day Ku Klux Klan.
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The plan to combine the city and county building departments is wrong.
I would have to think that whoever came up with this idea does not have a clue what they are doing and knows nothing about what goes on with the building permit process. The county has had only one inspector for over a year and he has only one day a week to review plans but it has done a super job in getting permits read.
I don't do a volume of work where I draw very many permits, but when I do it is handled professionally and friendly. The city department works well also.
The requirements for permits can be different in the city because the city and county are two different parts of our community. County living is not the same as living in the city. There should always be county and city separation just as the building departments should be separate.
I have been involved with both for 30 years and respect the decisions made with my projects. There are regulations that apply to work that can or cannot be done. It takes time for a set of plans to pass through different departments for review so if somebody thinks the process is too slow I should have to say -- relax.
I recently learned the employees in these departments are to receive pink slips with the option of applying for their current jobs or different ones after many years of service. This is wrong.
Is the city manager working on this problem or is he getting a pink slip also? If the budget is a problem why purchase 13 new police cars right now? If there is a change who is to say that anything will be any different. The building inspectors for the county and city are very knowledgeable and do their jobs well -- the best that we have ever had?
The permit process works as it should. I have always enjoyed going to the county with a set of plans and an application and not experiencing any hassles. When I deal with the city if I get everything into Shelley's hands -- life is good.
So before whoever is wanting to screw up what is working just fine you might want to take time to communicate with all the employees in the departments involved and the rest of us pilgrims and if something needs to be refined or whatever then so be it.
Communication is important. Jumping to a conclusion from a suggestion from people that basically don't know what they are doing is wrong.
Brian Wade Hergert
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Nick Swisher was in rare form as the Tribe took three of their first four against the Oakland Athletics in Cleveland tonight. Swisher bombed a homer himself and made sure to celebrate everyone else's as well. First of all, he gave the crowd the old O-H after crossing home plate from his own home run trot. He also slow-played the celebration on Carlos Santana's homer. Last, but certainly (DEFINITELY) not least, Swisher does a little dance. Thanks to Jim Kanicki for capping it. I decided to put it on a lil loop though. [Related: The Diff: Indians' odd start and usual MLB run distribution]
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