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Alcovy basketball, girls and boys, will look almost entirely different from last year. Both teams are young and the boys have a new coach in Mack Hardwick. The girls lost six seniors and will have 10 players returning to play varsity but only one - the great Tierra Hodges - with real varsity experience.
Alcovy basketball, both girls and boys, will host a scrimmage Friday evening beginning at 6 p.m. with a girls game and 7 p.m. for the boys game. Price of admission is $5, but it's free for Livingston Elementary students and Tiny Tigers basketball camp attendees.
After a winless season last year, Alcovy boys basketball has a familiar face leading a new regime to change the culture in Tiger country. Mack Hardwick, who served as an assistant last year under one-and-done head coach Duane Kelley, will begin his first year as a head coach in the Fall.
Morgan Beshears and Amanda Hawkins, two softball players from somewhat rival schools in Alcovy and Eastside respectively, put their efforts together to help lift the University of North Georgia to a Division-ll National Championship, the first in North Georgia school history.
Newly signed Oakland Raider Gary Wilkins is attempting to make the team as NFL rookie mini-camps begin around the nation. Wilkins, went from Furman to the Raiders after being signed as an undrafted free agent, but his story started in Covington when Wilkins played for Alcovy under head football coach Kirk Hoffman. The Covington News spoke with Hoffman and asked about Wilkins as a player and a person in this exclusive Q&A.
Ayanna Wimbush sat down in front of the Alcovy mascot on Friday afternoon to sign her letter of intent to play basketball at Truett-McConnell College with her family next to her and her friends watching she put the pen to the paper and solidified her collegiate career in basketball.
One of Alcovy's best offensive weapons from last year is moving on to college. Tiger running back Kenyon Kelley will be playing football at Methodist College after signing his letter of intent on Tuesday afternoon.
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Rysan Richardson signed a letter of intent with Point University at Alcovy Tuesday.
Rysen Richardsons' two goals helped Alcovy sweep Newton in Region 2-AAAAAA soccer action Friday night.
Morgan Edelman set a precedent Tuesday afternoon.
Kevin Thompson was good, but not the best.
The most prolific era in Alcovy basketball, and perhaps the most celebrated in the school's sports tenure came to an end Friday night.
Alcovy used a mercy-ruled shortened 59-23 victory to advance past East Coweta and the first round of the state playoffs Tuesday.
The Region 2-AAAAAA championship was played like what it was – a rivalry game – with both teams putting it all on the line.
For the third straight season, the Alcovy girls' basketball team finished its region season unbeaten, and was once again rewarded for its efforts.
As the regular season winds down today, Alcovy fell to Rockdale for the second time in 2012-13 on Tuesday.
This year's Alcovy boys' soccer team is four years in the making and ready to create its own mojo.
The Alcovy girls' basketball team continued its quest to be the top team in Region 2-AAAAAA, this time defeating cross-town rivals Newton 63-44 Friday to remain unbeaten in league play.
With five regular season games remaining, Alcovy has earned itself a No. 1 seed in the Region 2-AAAAAA payoffs.
Alcovy saw the return of one of its top players and got off the schnide as 2013 gets under way.
For the fourth straight game, the results were the same for Alcovy despite a change in the players.
Rockdale was a great place to see Southeastern Conference basketball Friday night, and you didn't have to travel to a college campus to do so.
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Stop crying
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Shut up
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The bits I've placed in bold really weren't necessary and probably could have been omitted without any detrimental effect on the message.
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Let's just say you shouldn't go further. Try keeping it about the movie instead, or maybe about reactions to the movie. Leave the other fans (and what you might like to do to them) out of it; that sort of thing really is out of place here.
Well you're the moderator so you'll set the tone as you see fit.
I do what I can.
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I assume you didn't get around, just yet, to moderating your fellow BBS moderator who, several pages back, accused a fellow forumite of supporting, if not committing, motion picture piracy? I presume it's ok to flame people if you're a mod here?
No, that would be an incorrect presumption.
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I won't hold my breath, I watched your moderation of this forum as a long time lurker, and its appalling frankly.
That's all very nice, but still - please refrain from taking nasty swipes at other fans or groups of fans, even if the swipes are merely figurative. That sort of thing simply isn't necessary and adds nothing useful to the discussion.
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"Divorce and Remarriage"
Rubel Shelly
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Divorce is not a good thing. Respected pastor, college president, and author
Rubel Shelly
says it over and over again in his book,
Divorce and Remarriage
(Leafwood, ISBN# 978-0-89112-362-0). It disrupts the lives of people who got married with the full intention of living together until death separated them. It disrupts the lives of the children and those who love them. But what should we do when we find ourselves abused by our spouse? What about mental instability? Adultery? What should those who find themselves divorced plan to do about a future marriage? In today's encore conversation, Rubel Shelly addresses these difficult questions from a biblical perspective, in a way that pursues the heart of God and offers hope for those hurt from the devastation of divorce.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2015
"12 Huge Mistakes Parents Can Avoid"
Lynne Ford
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You're deeply committed to helping your kids succeed. But you're concerned – why are so many young people unprepared to face life on their own and enter the workforce after graduation? You're doing your best to raise responsible children, but sometimes you wonder if you're really helping. Our guest on today's encore
Dr. Tim Elmore
, offers
12 Huge Parenting Mistakes Parents Can Avoid
(Harvest House, ISBN# 978-0-7369-5843-1). He'll teach you how to avoid common traps, like making happiness a goal instead of a by-product, not letting kids struggle for what they believe or suffer consequences, or giving them what they should earn. Don't miss this important encore conversation!
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015
"Nobody's Cuter Than You"
Bekah Shaffer
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There is nothing as precious as a friend who loves you in spite of yourself. Friends who love you exactly for who you are, but teach you to be better because of who they are and how they live life. Blogger, bestselling author, and all around fun friend
Melanie Shankle
spends the hour with Bekah talking all things friendship. From the friends who shaped your early years to the friendships of now, and the delicate balance of finding time for real-life friends instead of only online friends, Melanie will bring funny stories and wise advice to you. Don't miss a fun hour of learning how to find great friends who will honestly be able to say to you,
Nobody's Cuter Than You
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"Life With a Capital L"
Lynne Ford
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We all desire more than just the endurance of our daily routines. But often we feel limited and stuck, as if we're merely existing instead of living. That's not the way it was meant to be. God intends the humanity in each of us to be deeply experienced, lavishly enjoyed, and exuberantly celebrated. In fact, this is what the gospel is all about. On today's encore Mid-Morning,
Matt Heard
invites us on a journey of discovery – to see how Christ yearns to restore humanity to what God originally intended. Listen to his conversation with Lynne and learn how to live
Life with a Capital L
(Multnomah, ISBN# 978-1-60142-446-4).
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"The Single Dad Detour"
Lynne Ford
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Tez Brooks
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The Single Dad Detour
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Lynne Ford and Bekah Shaffer
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"I Choose You Today"
Lynne Ford
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We have all heard it…but have we learned it in our hearts and put it into practice? Love is a choice and not a feeling, and in today's encore
Deb DeArmond
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I Choose You Today
(Abingdon, ISBN# 978-1426787966). Using scriptural principles that support marriage and help couples develop healthy biblically based behavior, Deb adds stories from her own 38 years of marriage and asks thought provoking questions intended to enhance your marriage.
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Mitch Kruse
Lynne Ford
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When conflict arises, do you respond wisely? Would those closest to you characterize you as an understanding person? The Bible offers us wisdom for managing conflict, including an understanding that only God can provide. And these thoughts led
Mitch Kruse
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Poiema People
Lynne Ford
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Annie Lobert
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(Worthy, ISBN# 978-1617954207) find freedom as well. And Chris Baker, founder of
Ink 180
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Stripped Free
Lynne Ford
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Kim Tabor has been our guest before, sharing with us the story of how the Lord set her free from her own strongholds. Kim has launched a new ministry,
Stripped Free
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Lynne Ford and Bekah Shaffer
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Who loves pizza? (WE DO!!!!!!) Friday, May 15 is National Pizza Party Day, so it seemed only fitting to celebrate by talking all things pizza this week on BLT. What's your favorite kind of pizza? Favorite place to get it? Favorite pizza memory? (Anybody work at a pizza place for your first job? Remember Book-It pizzas?) Grab a snack and join us for BLT!
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"True You"
Lynne Ford
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Women feel intense pressure to perform and conform, starting in the earliest stages of their lives, and for many, that pressure never subsides. As they attempt to compensate and keep up with expectations, their ability to keep in touch with the truest parts of who they are is diminished. Authors
Adele Ahlberg Calhoun
Tracey Bianchi
invite you to journey into some of the places where women struggle, no matter their age or life stage, and learn how to be the
True You
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Dr. Ann Kulze
Lynne Ford
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returns to her regularly scheduled visit with us, and she brings helpful information about new studies that show dairy's not the only way to strengthen your bones! Fruits and veggies are more helpful than we knew! And she weighs in on the new caffeine water…caffeine without the sugary beverage. If you're looking to slim down, she'll talk about how vitamin deficiencies can hinder your weight loss and how adding cumin to your diet can actually rev your metabolism! All this…and answers to your nutrition questions!
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Author Author
Lynne Ford
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(Zondervan, ISBN# 978-0-310-33101-8).
Karen Swallow Pryor
shares with us the true story of Hannah More's
Fierce Convictions
(Thomas Nelson, ISBN# 978-1-4002-0625-4) that helped end the slave trade and encouraged literacy.
Jen Wilkin's
concise plan to help you study the Bible is outlined in
Women of the Word
(Crossway, ISBN# 978-1-4335-4176-6). Rob Strong may be a pastor in the least churched state in the nation, but it doesn't stop him from teaching people how to have a meaningful relationship with
The Big Guy Upstairs
(Jericho, ISBN# 978-1-4555-2780-9). Robert Skead's young adult historical novel
Patriots, Redcoats and Spies
(Zondervan, ISBN# 978-0310748410) takes young readers back to the days of the American Revolution. And we wrap up with Col. Art Pace, who introduces us to the
Men's Bible
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Friday, May 08, 2015
Lynne Ford
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When depression invades a person's heart and mind, well-meaning friends can respond with unhelpful advice criticisms that leave the person affected feeling ashamed and guilty. Depression expert
Dr. Michael Lyles
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to share truths about depression and how those struggling in its grip can find help and hope to live a full and productive life again. Don't miss his helpful conversation with Lynne or the chance to ask your depression questions during the second part of the hour.
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Thursday, May 07, 2015
Lynne Ford and Bekah Shaffer
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Do you prefer….the mountains or the beach? A good old fashioned book or an electronic reader? A sprawling ranch or a giant two story house? We're playing a game of either-or on Thursday's BLT…and we want to hear what you prefer! We'll have stories galore and even a little fun Throwback Thursday moment…counting down some of Bekah's favorite memories from the last four years!
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Spots and Spotlights
Lynne Ford and Bekah Shaffer
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drive helps meet this basic needs for kids around the country. John O'Donnell from
Kokomo Opalescent Glass
tells the story behind the pieces of art formed right here in Indiana. Dave Baldwin of
Furnace Hills Coffee
tells us how his desire to provide quality coffee also provided jobs to the developmentally disabled. And we wrap up with Howdy Holmes, CEO of
Jiffy Mix
...headquartered in Michigan!
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Kerri Zurbuch
Lynne Ford
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The battle of the belly bulge is never ending…and it's frustrating when it seems like your stomach only gets BIGGER after devoting significant time to core work.
Kerri Zurbuch
explains why this can happen and how to find exercises that work for you. She also brings great tips for toning your muscles, some nutritious and delicious recipes to keep you satisfied this summer, and some of her favorite fitness finds. Kerri will be available to take your fitness questions in the hour as well!
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Dr. David Hawkins
Lynne Ford
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For the past several months, we've been gleaning wisdom from the words of relationship expert
Dr. David Hawkins.
As our exploration of his book,
Never Fight Again…Guaranteed!
(Abingdon, ISBN# 978-1-4267-7385-3) draws near its close, we take a look at how to handle moments when we start to slide away from all we've learned. He'll explain ways we can recognize the trouble spots as they creep up…and keep from heading down destructive paths once again. And you'll have the chance to ask your relationship questions to Dr. Hawkins!
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"Prayer Fatigue"
Lynne Ford
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If you find prayer to be a disappointing activity at times, rest assured you are not alone. Many believers suffer from what author, speaker and nationally recognized prayer leader
Jennifer Kennedy Dean
has labeled as
Prayer Fatigue
(New Hope, ISBN# 978-1-59669-426-2). Listen as she joins us for Friday's
to identify the top ten symptoms common among believers and offers remedies to help you revitalize your prayer life and ignite a fire under your approach to prayer.
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Thursday, April 30, 2015
Lynne Ford and Bekah Shaffer
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Yes, Lynne remembered to pick up her nephew and take him home last week…but I'm pretty sure somewhere along the line, most parents (or aunts…or grandparents) have forgotten to pick up a young charge. Who did you forget along the way – or did you get left or lost for a time when you were a kid? Tell us your story! And we'll have tweets, pins and fun stories to bid April a fond farewell!!
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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
"Is It My Fault?"
Lynne Ford
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Globally, one in three women has been beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused. In the US alone, a woman is assaulted every nine seconds. Even worse, these statistics don't begin to reveal the darkness and grief experienced by the women themselves. Domestic violence causes physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual pain. Its victims need help, hope, and healing
Justin Holcomb
traces the path from devastation to redemption and how God's grace can heal the deepest wounds and questions like
Is it My Fault?
(Moody, ISBN# 978-0-8024-1024-5). A difficult but necessary
conversation, Justin's words are for not just victims, but family, friends and pastors as well.
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Following in the Footsteps of Your Biblical Predecessors
Lynne Ford
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While the role of women in ministry can be a bit of a debate among some, the truth is, women have served the Body of Christ and the Kingdom of God throughout the course of humanity. God used women for specific purposes and assignments, and we read about them in the pages of Scripture and in the books of even more recent history.
Carol McLeod
encourages women to understand that God calls each of us out of our insecurities, past our place of pain and into a place of ministry. Regardless of how flawed or floundering you feel your life is, don't miss her conversation with Lynne and her desire to help you see the purpose and plans God has for you!
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Dr. Ann Kulze
Lynne Ford
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We've been told over and over to limit our sugar intake, and we've been warned about the dangers of artificial sweeteners…but are some natural sugars bad for us too?
Dr. Ann
weighs in on natural and added sugars during her April
visit. And is it true that overnight fasting can reduce the risk of breast cancer in women? Dr. Ann offers her thoughts on some recent studies, and she'll take your nutrition questions during the second half of the show!
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A Jewish married couple were verbally and physically attacked in New York City by assailants yelling anti-Jewish statements.
On Monday evening, a gang pulled up in two cars and several motorcycles and surrounded the couple on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, the New York Post reported. Several of the vehicles displayed Palestinian flags.
The wife was hit with a water bottle and her husband was punched in the side of his head, according to the newspaper, which cited law enforcement sources.
Police reportedly believe the couple was singled out because the husband was wearing a yarmulke.
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The chipmaker's investment arm expects to invest about $355 million altogether this year.
The social network's "Talk Meter" finds more users than ever buzzed about Election Day, particularly those who are young, male, and in Washington, D.C.
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This property allows you to book online with a credit card. After submitting a reservation request, the owner or manager has 24 hours to accept, at which time your card will be charged and you will receive an email confirmation
Snowmass Travel Tips
Snowmass Village is home to Snowmass Mountain, a popular ski area in Colorado with a summit of 4,406 vertical feet that features 3,332 acres of terrain with 94 trails and 21 chair lifts.
Snowmass Attractions
There is always something to do in Snowmass whether you're visiting during the summer or winter months. In the summer, try ballooning or paragliding over the area for breathtaking views that you'll never forget or try the rock climbing wall and Eurobungy trampoline. Disc golf is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, so why not learn how to play it on the side of Snowmass Mountain during your family vacation? Horseback riding, hiking, kayaking and rafting are other popular activities to participate in warmer weather.
During the winter, enjoy cross-country skiing, snowboarding and snowshoe tours or just taking your turn skiing or tubing down the mountain before taking the lifts back to the top.
The 18-hole, par-72 Snowmass Club Golf Course is another vacation must-see. This semi-private course has a learning center, practice area and clubhouse that's home to the Black Saddle Bar and Grille. Also at the golf club are 11 outdoor tennis courts where you can play a pick-up game or take lessons.
If the weather turns sour during your visit, head to Slopeside Lanes Bowling Alley for a night of fun. Here there are eight full-sized lanes and a lounge area equipped with a full bar, locally brewed beers, a wood-fired oven for pizza and upscale bar food.
Things to Do in Snowmass
Snowmass Village Recreation Center: The recreation center encompasses more than 180,000 square feet and offers outdoor saltwater pools that are open year-round as well as a top-notch cardio and weight room, a new gym, a skate park, outdoor basketball courts and sand volleyball courts. Visitors can take aerobics classes or find their way to the top of the rock climbing and bouldering walls.
Shopping: No vacation is complete without a little shopping, so while you're in Snowmass Village be sure to check out fashion and apparel stores such as Incline Ski Shop, The North Face, Aspen Sports and Sunglass Panache. Local Rebels sells apparel, jewelry, art, souvenirs and gifts from lines including Free People, Fossil and Nino Bossi. Find everything you need for the kids at Generation Snowmass or pick up something for yourself at Patagonia. You'll find the trendiest street wear, shoes, accessories and jewelry for men and women at D&E Shop and even more kid's products at Four-Mountain Kids. Many of the community's storefronts can be found at the Snowmass Village Mall.
Dining: Little Mammoth Steakhouse offers modern American cuisine with a European flair, or enjoy Mediterranean dishes at The Edge Restaurant and Bar. Il Poggio Ristorante offers handmade traditional and innovative foods from Italy and other parts of the world. For an on-mountain dining experience, check out Lynn Britt Cabin, where you can see panoramic views of the valley below.


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Quinnipiac Ballroom Society
So you think you can dance? The Quinnipiac Ballroom Society brings students together several times each week to learn the fundamentals of ballroom dancing. Students of all dancing abilities learn new skills and practice their moves in a social and friendly environment.
Dances include the salsa, east coast swing, tango, cha cha and more. The group is student-led, but also has periodic visits from professional dance coaches from a local dance studio.
The group is also making strides in the community through fundraisers and outreach.
One of its biggest events is "Dancing with the QU Stars." The student members pair up with volunteer professors and staff and prepare for weeks for the big event--a judged competition in front of a live audience.
The event raises funds for Camp Sunshine, an organization that provides a camp for children with serious illnesses and their families.
"The cost to send one family for a week to Camp is $2,000 and this is the second year in a row that we are able to do this!" said Danielle Martin '13, co-president of the Quinnipiac Ballroom Society.
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Make it Last: Couples work as a team doing household chores
How do I get my husband to help with more of the household chores?
F. P., Evansville
I do not know of anyone who just loves doing household chores. However, mature people must face reality and be willing to sacrifice for the good of others. Hopefully, you and your husband can see this as a team effort that will enhance your marriage.
You will be happier and have more energy if you get his help.
He will have more of your time and energy because he is helping.
If you have the right attitude, doing the household chores can be fun.
Many times, if a person is not the primary household manager, he or she does not see what needs to be done. A "to do" list might be very helpful. Women are usually more detail-oriented and notice more of the little things that need to be done. Most men will help if they know exactly what is expected.
When my wife and I first got married, we sat down and made two lists of chores that needed to be done. She let me choose which list I wanted.
Over the years we had some professional household help when we both worked full time and had children at home. Now we both just share most of the work.
However, there are some things we each do a better job of than the other person.
If you both work full time outside the home, you may want to consider getting some additional help with the household chores.
Most husbands want to please their wives. However, a husband may not know exactly what would please his wife. She has to tell him and not just speak in hints. You may have to sit down and explain that you are feeling overwhelmed and frustrated by all the work that must be done, and that you are the only one doing it.
If he would be willing to participate in the work, you could have more leisure time together.
In addition, you would have more energy and would not feel resentful or angry about the situation. You must be honest and kind in explaining your feelings.
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Jobs at Murdock London
We are always looking for talented new members of staff to join us in making the world a more dapper place whether they be barbers, sales assistants or office staff. Have a look at our current vacancies below.
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Current Vacancies
We are always on the lookout for barbers for our stores.
At Murdock we look to employ the best in the field. We pride ourselves of having a diverse body of staff. Our barbers come from every walk of life, every corner of the world but all share the same commitment to top-quality barbering and grooming. Our barbers must have an extensive knowledge of trends, style, grooming and of course fashion.
We have 3 different tiers of employment for barbers:
- Junior Barber
- Barber
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We take on all barbers at either a Junior Barber or Barber level with scope for moving up to Head Barber once you have proven yourself to be motivated, reliable and technically capable over a period of time with us. All Barbers must have NVQ levels one and two in hairdressing to be considered. The NVQ in Barbering is an advantage, but not essential. We provide extensive in-house training on shaving, facial hair, facials and other men's grooming services. We expect that all our barbers partake in our training programme and are constantly working with our training manager to progress and learn new skills.
We require our barbers to be enthusiastic, hard-working and dependable with a passion for male grooming.
Our locations around London attract a hugely diverse clientele therefore our barbers must have a strong ability to connect with all their clients.
To apply for any position with us please drop us a line (and a CV) to email@example.com
Sales Assistants
Our sales and support staff must have a natural instinct for good customer service, excellent listening skills and an eagle-eye for body language. We expect our staff to act with efficiency, enthusiasm, personal initiative and have a great personality.
Sales and looking after our customers is not all there is to it. You will need to be a mean multi-tasker who can balance every aspect of the shop floor, which can get very busy and challenging! You will have to keep shelves fully stocked, maintain and update window displays, log incoming deliveries and use our booking system to manage the barbers' appointments.
Communication is essential to being successful in this role. Excellent interpersonal skills, a confident and clear telephone manner and the ability to respond promptly and politely to e-mails are all a must. Taking responsibility for getting things done and to take pride in doing them well are also essential, as are positivity and energy. We expect you to be friendly, helpful and professional at all times.
Naturally we'll train (and expect) you to become an expert in the world of mens grooming. We will do everything we can to help you progress, learn and reward your accomplishments.
With the support of our in-house, on-the-job training there is rigorous and structured programme to get you up to par on product knowledge and be able to advise and pass on your new-found expertise to our customers.
All applicants must have at least 2 years of relevant experience. In your cover letter please let us know what makes you want to work at Murdock and who you consider to be the ultimate male style icons of all time.
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Chelsea (MBTA station)
Platforms at Chelsea station, looking north
|Arlington Street & 6th Street
Chelsea, MA 02150
|42°23′45″N 71°02′03″W / 42.3957°N 71.0342°WCoordinates: 42°23′45″N 71°02′03″W / 42.3957°N 71.0342°W
|2 side platforms
|MBTA Bus: 111, 112, 114, 116, 117
|Other information
|Fare zone
|November 29, 1985[1]
|2015 (planned)
|Passengers (2013)
|179 (weekday inbound average)[2]
Chelsea is a passenger rail station on the MBTA Commuter Rail Newburyport/Rockport Line, located near Bellingham Square slightly north of downtown Chelsea, Massachusetts. It is one of the more lightly-used stops on the line, with 179 daily boardings by a 2013 count; most residents commuting to downtown Boston use bus routes including the high-frequency 111 instead.[2] Unlike all other stations on the line save limited-service River Works and Prides Crossing, Chelsea is not handicapped accessible. However, the stop is planned to be moved to a new accessible station in late 2017 in conjunction with a new branch of the Silver Line bus rapid transit service.[3]
Chelsea Station opened on November 29, 1985, after the city had been without train service since 1958.[1] The station was built onto the existing right of way, with one platform taking up the former track utilized by Boston & Albany Railroad's Grand Junction Branch, rather than going through the potentially costly and controversial eminent domain process to acquire land for a larger station. The rails of the former track are still visible in the platform. Due to the location and short length of the platforms, trains are forced to block the Sixth Street crossing while loading and unloading passengers.
Future plans[edit]
Chelsea Station was a proposed stop on the MBTA's Urban Ring Project. The Urban Ring was to be a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line designed to connect the current MBTA Lines to reduce strain on the downtown stations. The full project is shelved due to the MBTA's financial difficulties, but some corridor routes are receiving more limited work.
In March 2013, the MBTA began studying an extension of the Silver Line to Chelsea via a newly constructed bypass road in East Boston. Three alternatives were discussed for the Chelsea section. One would run up the abandoned section of the Grand Junction Railroad right-of-way from Eastern Avenue to Chelsea station with stops at Eastern Avenue, Highland/Box District, Chelsea station, and Mystic Mall. The second alignment would follow the Grand Junction to just short of the station, then diverge onto surface roads to Bellingham Square. The third alignment would run entirely on surface streets, serving two stops on Central Avenue and four stops along a loop serving Chelsea station and the MGH Chelsea healthcare center.[4]
In September 2013, the MBTA indicated that it would pursue the first alternative despite potential issues with bridge clearances and rebuilding Chelsea station.[5]
On October 30, 2013, MassDOT announced $82.5 million in state funding for a modified version of the first alternative to be constructed. A new $20 million Chelsea commuter rail station and 'transit hub' will be constructed at the Mystic Mall terminus of the new Silver Line route, so that trains will no longer block Sixth Street. The Silver Line will have a new "Downtown Chelsea" stop, at the current station location.[6][7] The new transfer station will be fully handicapped accessible.[8]
Bus connections[edit]
Five MBTA Bus routes converge on Bellingham Square near the station:
- 111 Woodlawn or Broadway & Park Avenue - Haymarket Station via Mystic River/Tobin Bridge
- 112 Wellington Station - Wood Island Station via Central Avenue, Mystic Mall & Admiral's Hill
- 114 Bellingham Square - Maverick Station
- 116 Wonderland Station - Maverick Station via Revere Street
- 117 Wonderland Station - Maverick Station via Beach Street
The 112 and 114 serve the station directly on 6th Street, while the 111, 116, and 117 run on other streets to the east. The 111, 116, and 117 are key bus routes with high-frequency service at all operating hours, including extended service on Friday and Saturday nights.
The future Mystic Mall station location will be served by the 112 and 114 routes as well as the yet-unnumbered Silver Line branch.
- ^ a b Belcher, Jonathan (23 March 2013). "Changes to Transit Service in the MBTA district" (PDF). NETransit. Retrieved 5 November 2013.
- ^ a b "Ridership and Service Statistics" (PDF) (14 ed.). Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. 2014. Retrieved 30 July 2014.
- ^ http://www.massdot.state.ma.us/Portals/31/Docs/meeting_Presentation081814.pdf Silver Line Gateway presentation, August 18, 2014
- ^ "Silver Line Gateway Alternatives Analysis" (PDF). Massachusetts Department of Transportation. 19 June 2013. Retrieved 14 July 2013.
- ^ Hamwey, Scott (18 September 2013). "Silver Line Gateway Alternatives Analysis: Public Meeting - September 18, 2013" (PDF). Massachusetts Department of Transportation. Retrieved 15 October 2013.
- ^ State House News Surface (30 October 2013). "More details announced on Silver Line expansion to Chelsea". Boston Globe. Retrieved 4 November 2013.
- ^ Guzman, Dan (30 October 2013). "MBTA To Extend Silver Line To East Boston, Chelsea". 90.9 WBUR. Retrieved 4 November 2013.
- ^ "Governor Patrick Announces MBTA Silver Line Expansion". Commonwealth Conversations: Transportation. Massachusetts Department of Transportation. 30 October 2013. Retrieved 4 November 2013.


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Chris Evert Sees An Exciting French Open
ESPN tennis analyst Chris Evert is looking forward to spending the next two weeks in Paris covering the French Open for the network. Their coverage begins Sunday May 24 at 5 a.m. – 10 a.m. of the first round
Sharapova And Williams In The Aussie Open Final
Serena Williams will face Maria Sharapova in the dream final on the 2015 Australian Open, the first tennis major of the year. Sharapova who represents Russia, but lives in Long Boat Key, and Williams who resides in Palm Beach
Aussie Open Women's Semi Finals: Keys, Williams, Sharapova and Makarova
The 2015 Australian Open, the first of tennis majors and the Women's Semi Finals are set for Melbourne late tonight on ESPN2. It will be 19 year old American Madison Keys facing the tournament favorite, Serena Williams, meanwhile in
U.S. Open: Plenty of Stars and Rain in today's forecast
New York – For the first time since the 2014 U.S. Open began on Monday there is a very good chance for on and off thunder showers. Both today and Labor Day Monday there is a 60 percent chance
U.S. Open: Federer and Sharapova cruse, Venus is out
New York – It was a busy Friday at the U.S. Open with two favorites are moving on and one mild upset highlight the action. It was Maria Sharapova, and Roger Federer moving on while Venus Williams was bounced
U.S.Open: Sexy and Talented Bouchard is a Title Contender
At 20 years of age Eugenie Bouchard is the sexy blonde who comes from Montreal, Canada and has taken the tennis world by storm. Her Grand Slam resume is impressive, making the semis at the Australian and French opens and
French Open: Sharapova is C'est Magnifique
Maria Sharapova of Russia won her second French Open on Saturday with a 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-4 victory against Simona Halep of Romania. Suddenly, Sharapova has become outstanding on clay and the fact she has played the the last
Aussie Open: Sharapova is gone while Federer rolls
Maria Sharapova followed top seed Serena Williams out of the Australian Open with a shock defeat by Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova in the fourth round. The Russian, who won the title in 2008, lost 3-6 6-4 6-1 in an erratic
Heat remains the story at the Aussie Open
Play on the outer courts in Melbourne was halted until late afternoon, with the delay later extended by an extra hour, as temperatures exceeded 43 degrees Celsius (110 Fahrenheit) for a third successive day. Only the two main courts,
Evert breaksdown the 2014 Aussie Open
Chris Evert will once again be part of ESPN's extensive Australian Open coverage that stated early this morning and will go all the way through the finals two weeks from today. Among the 18 major singles titles that Evert


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XP driver conflict TNT vs 8800GTS?
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XP driver conflict TNT vs 8800GTS?
I'm trying to do a multiple monitor (triple monitor) setup in Windows XP SP3. Two are through an 8800GTS 512, which works fine. For monitor #3, I plugged in an old Viper 550 RIVA TNT PCI card I had. Unfortunately, I'm having a hell of a time getting the two cards working. I've tried a bunch of things, including uninstalling/reinstalling with new drivers and installing in different orders (1st 8800, then TNT then other way around).
The problem I think comes with the drivers. nVidia website has different sets of the drivers for their newer models (6000+) and their legacy drivers. The new drivers are the 181.20 drivers and the legacy drivers are 71.89 currently on nVidia's site. Unfortunately, it seems that the driver file names for the two sets of drivers are the same; when I'm installing the drivers, it often gives me the "new file is older than original file" messages. It seems that when I disregard this and install the older files, I get a BSoD. When I try to use the new files, the TNT cannot start: it gets the ! mark in Device Manager but it cannot start up.
The solution I thought of was to get a PCI card that uses the same driver set as the the 8800GTS. Which conveniently leaves me with one choice: the 6200 PCI version. Is this what I have to do or is there a way I can use the RIVA TNT? Seems like a shame to not use this venerable card
Another solution it seems would be to use an ATI card for a completely different driver set.
I've been looking high and low and haven't found a solid solution to this problem anywhere, though it seems it would be a common problem.
Thanks for any help I can get.
NOTE: I haven't tried having BIOS bootup with PCI first (it auto-detects PCIe first) and I haven't tried installing in safe mode.
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Here's what they're saying about John Tortorella
May 17, 2012, 11:22 AM EDT
A smattering of quotes, anecdotes and opinions in the wake of John Tortorella's latest presser (which clocked in under one minute).
— Steve Serby of The Post has a great piece about "The Last Angry Man."
— Michael McCarthy of USA Today breaks down who's ripping Torts for his surly non-interviews.
David Shoalts, Globe and Mail:
"Dealing with jerks is part of the job. We can complain that someone like Tortorella is not being accountable to the fans when he pulls his condescending prima donna routine but we can't ignore him. There are times when he comes out with far more candid observations about his players and opponents than other coaches ever do when the mood strikes him and we would not be doing our jobs if we too were acting like divas and weren't around to record them.
"Besides, one of the privileges of the media is always getting the last word."
Steve Politi, The Star-Ledger:
"Get to your seats early, folks, because this one-man act is a short performance. Here is the entire transcript of the Rangers coach's news conference, all 36 words Coach Gruntorella uttered after the Devils outhustled and outworked his team on its home ice: A number of things. I'll keep it in the room. No. No. I answered your first question. No. You need to improve as a hockey team every game. I'm going to keep it in the room.
"Trust me. You don't need the questions. Tortorella got a few YouTube laughs with his routine at news conferences early in the playoffs, but now the reviews are all about the same.
"The act is tired, and especially so on a night when it isn't unreasonable for the fans to expect some answers. You can say he doesn't owe the media a thing, but the paying customers can't ask the question themselves. And it's a fair one: Why was your team so flat for most of this game?"
Katie Strang, ESPN NY:
"Tortorella also declined to elaborate on the effort, the necessary adjustments and virtually every other question in a particularly curt postgame news conference.
"Instead, Tortorella said he'd rather "keep it in the room," which is exactly where the media now will direct their questions given his unwillingness to answer them.
"Maybe that's the desired effect, but for a coach who seems to loathe distractions, he sure is creating one."
- hockeyflow33 - May 17, 2012 at 11:28 AM
Are there any writers who have played the game or aren't giant babies? I don't think so.
I enjoy watching hockey because of the game itself not because some glorified, overweight blogger who's never laced up a pair of skates tells me his opinion.
No one cares about writer's half-truths and agenda-driven drivel
Grow-up and stop with the jealous act. The NHL isn't about you, it's about the players and coaches.
- crisisofinfinitephils - May 17, 2012 at 5:03 PM
Then why are you here?
- hockeyflow33 - May 17, 2012 at 6:52 PM
because i'm bored at work
- crisisofinfinitephils - May 17, 2012 at 9:18 PM
Ha! Me too.
- hiltonandastoria - May 17, 2012 at 11:40 AM
John Tortorella doesn't care, nor should he
- acieu - May 17, 2012 at 11:41 AM
Timmy Jaysus and John Torts in the same media market Wow!!!!
- nogoodtomedead - May 17, 2012 at 11:56 AM
He may be a jerk, and maybe fans deserve answers- but I think he does this for his team. All the media attention seems to be on him- they say he's creating a distraction- but its not a distraction for his team. I think its his style, and its gotten him the cup before.
- barkar942 - May 17, 2012 at 12:05 PM
That's right. You are all writing about Torts, Torts and more Torts instead of the benching of Gaborik, Anisimov, and the massive interference that Elias got away with on Girardi on Kovy's wide open shot (that was wide open because of the MASSIVE interference by Elias that went uncalled-watch the video-there is no argument about what should have been an absolute penalty and a no goal)!
- ron05342 - May 17, 2012 at 4:26 PM
Cry me a river.
- finfan88shark - May 17, 2012 at 12:38 PM
Love Torts honesty with the media asking the same unintelligent questions every game. Was the effort their type question. Hello media that's an opinion question, and part of your job is to write your own observations. But then again Journalists of today like to take the easy way out.
- ron05342 - May 17, 2012 at 2:23 PM
Should the Kings get past the Coyotes, and the Rangers get past the Devils (not so sure that will happen now), I would love to see four "pressers" in a row clocked under a minute.
- thomaspratt - May 17, 2012 at 2:47 PM
At this point, it's almost a kind of performance art. I think it's a very sad comment on hockey media that they would be happier if Torts sat there and wasted ten minutes spouting tired, clichéd answers to their lame, boilerplate questions. I truly can't recall a time where a post game press conference yielded anything of substance.
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"We took our chance with the zone. We lost (Brett) Bauer. He was just lights out tonight," Bucks' coach Phil Loy said. "You pick your poison, you don't want (John) Shifley going off inside."
Both forms of Wynford offense were fatal to Buckeye Central (3-5, 5-7). Bauer drilled six 3s and scored 22 points to lead the Royals (7-1, 11-2) while Shifley scored 17 with eight field goals inside the paint.
"Brett was pretty good tonight," Wynford coach Tim Ehresman said with a wink, noting Nate Etler, Tyler Harrer and Shifley all got open looks at the basket. "I think our kids did a nice job of finding the open guy.
"We talked about post touches all week. We always want to go inside out."
Wynford had the Bucks' defense going back and forth in the first half. Bauer had three first quarter triples to push the Royals out to a 15-9 lead at the first break. In the second quarter, Buckeye Central tried to close the arc down and opened the lane for Shifley in the process.
Shifley scored eight points in the quarter and finished with 12 in the first half as Wynford extended its advantage to 32-18 at intermission.
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"We had too many turnovers in the first half. That hurt each possession," Loy said. "It's been a struggle for us to score inside. I thought we got shots."
Those shots finally started falling for the Bucks in the third quarter. Abram Kaple scored a pair of two-pointers, Jared Wurm kicked in a 3 and Austin Pifher converted a pair of free throws as Buckeye Central scored nine points in its first five possessions.
Unfortunately for the Bucks, Bauer came out firing again and never so much as touched iron on three treys. Tyler Brause added a free throw as the Royals actually added to their lead in the first three minutes of the second half. When Etler
followed Buckeye Central's first empty possession with his second 3, Wynford enjoyed an 18-point cushion.
Buckeye Central hung tough and matched the Royals point for point, but were right back where they started the second half when the third quarter ended, down 14 at 50-36.
"We stressed hard at halftime we were going to stay in the zone," Loy said. "We stressed Bauer and he got open looks. I can't explain it."
Fortunately the Bucks were nearly perfect from the line, 15 of 16, and kept the Royals from getting out of sight.
"I told the fellas we couldn't put them at the line. They'll make them all night," Ehresman said. "And they did."
Wynford shot 58 percent from the field and 50-percent from the 3-point line. Eight players scored and three had triples.
"That's what we talked about: Move the ball and get good looks," Ehresman said. "These kids have come to count on their teammates even heavier."
Wurm led the Bucks with 15 points and Pifher finished with nine.
Wynford also won the junior varsity game, 47-29. Kyle Rall paced the Royals with 14 points and Stefan Weddemar led the Bucks with 10.


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Silver Lake College's "Sophomore Exhibitions" Spotlights Original Works of Art by 4 Students
Silver Lake College of the Holy Family, located at 2406 S. Alverno Road, will be hosting "Sophomore Exhibitions," featuring original works of art created by Amber Kiel, Erin Kiel, Kevin Willert and Jessica Martinez. All of the students are pursuing studio art majors at Silver Lake College.
The exhibit, which is free and open to the public, will be on display in the Art Wing hallway from Feb. 25 to March 25. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, and 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. A reception, which is also free and open to the public, will be held March 6 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Erin Kiel, of Manitowoc, is studying studio art with an emphasis on graphic design. She hopes to have a career which is for the service of others while utilizing her own unique gifts and talents. She studies art because it allows her the opportunity to express this uniqueness. Said Erin: "It is rare that two artists can have the exact same style and technique in art. Even my identical sister and I have vastly different artistic styles, and I think that is what makes art so personal, and so special. No matter what a person creates, it is not only something 'cool' to look at, but it is also the individuality and the personality of the artist that is being shown through their piece of work."
Amber Kiel, of Manitowoc, is studying studio art and graphic design with hopes of obtaining a career involving graphic design. Amber appreciates the way Silver Lake College gives her opportunities to grow and to share her creative works with others in a manner that impacts both the viewer and herself in a positive way. Said Amber: "All my life I have found a passion for art and creating something beautiful out of nothing, because that is what life should be about. I like having a freedom to express my beliefs, thoughts and feelings, because they are my own, unique, and that's what makes it special to me."
Kevin Willert, a Two Rivers native, graduated in 1989 from MATC with an associate degree in the commercial arts. He is furthering his education at Silver Lake College in hopes of attaining his studio art degree and then his teaching certification. Kevin has done numerous freelance painting and illustration projects. He helped with the children's atrium mural at the Manitowoc Public Library under the direction of artist Carol Yasko. Kevin says he knew as a child that he wanted to do something in the art field.
Jessica Martínez comes to Silver Lake College from Bronx, N.Y. She chose Silver Lake College because of its unique way of incorporating the Franciscan values into education. "SLC takes a much more interpersonal approach to developing an individual as a whole person," she said. "What could be better for a future teacher? A teacher is given an entire classroom made up of many different individuals, all of whom need to learn." Jessica is majoring in art education with hopes of teaching art to kindergarteners or fifth- and sixth-graders. She would like to pursue an MFA in photography upon completion of her degree at Silver Lake College