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16th Annual Office Support Staff Luncheon Takes Place April 24Posted Apr. 1, 2013
On Wednesday, April 24, Kent State University's office support staff will celebrate its 16th annual celebration and recognition luncheon. This year's theme is "Get Away From It All." In recognition of more than 600 support staff employees, invited guests will be treated to a luncheon that will feature some employees in a fashion show. The event will also provide tips on how to relieve stress from today's fast paced world of instant contact.
The committee has been busy planning for an exciting time for all support staff to "get away." The event will be held at the Kent Student Center Ballroom. There will be door prizes and a relaxing fun time for all. This year, the committee is partnering with Chico's and the Kent State School of Fashion Store. Invitations to the event will be sent via email during the week of April 1.
This is an invitation-only event and reservations are required to attend. Please contact Geraldine Hayes Nelson, Ph.D., at 330-672-8075 or email@example.com if you have any questions about the event.


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Friday, March 14, 2014
Susan Lambert was busy taking orders Thursday as a line of customers patiently waited for their favorite pizzas, subs and other sandwiches at the newly reopened Georgetown Family Pizza in Maryville.
It was the third day of business since Oct. 24 when the restaurant was destroyed by fire.
Lambert said when she reopened on Tuesday, customers began pouring in and it was that way again Wednesday and Thursday.
Cooks Tracy Jones and Aimee Louise have been very busy filling orders but were glad to be back at work.
Lambert said while the fire was devastating, it helped her see how valuable the restaurant is in the Maryville community. She said residents helped with the rebuilding process. Without that help, she said, it would have taken much longer for the reopening to happen.
It makes you humble because you see their concern comes from the heart, Lambert said.
And, unlike the businesses that burned on Front Street a month before the GFP fire, the cleanup and rebuilding efforts took place with no help from the city or state.
Bob Lambert, Susans husband, said former City Council member Paige Sawyer was the only council member who visited the restaurant during or after the fire.
We got here by not looking back. The good Lord told me to look ahead and that it would be better than it was, he said. Lambert said because there was no fire insurance on the business, he thought he would run out of money before the reconstruction was complete.
I knew we would be back one day but not this fast, he said. The customers have been great.
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Course Abstract Details
MUSIC-129, Jazz Combo 2
Credits: 1
Course Description
MUSIC-129, Jazz Combo 2, examines and performs various jazz pieces selected from the existing literature, which may include cool, swing, hard bop, bossa, Latin, samba, funk/rock, and other styles. The primary goals of this course are to review the elements of jazz, and explore the art of jazz improvisation. Prerequisite: exemption/completion of ASE Reading. Two hours laboratory each week. One credit. One billable hour. Offered Spring and Fall terms.
Course Objectives and Grading Information
1. Develop rhythmic accuracy. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
2. Develop pitch accuracy. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
3. Develop musical expression. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
4. Develop instrumental or vocal technique. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
5. Exposure to new music literature. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
6. Exposure to new musical techniques. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
7. Develop ensemble vocal or instrumental performance skills. (GE 5, GE 7, PG 1)
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Bartender's Choice: Tom Lindstedt On What to Drink at Little Bird in Portland, OR
"Little Bird has a classic French bistro theme with a Pacific Northwest flair, and I tend to approach cocktails that support that theme," says Tom Lindstedt, lead bartender at Little Bird Bistro on Portland's SW 6th Avenue. "I like to take something recognizable and give it a French twist." We asked Lindstedt which cocktails we should order the next time we stop by Little Bird. Here's what he had to say. More


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Rachel Baldwin
Staff Writer
CHARLESTON – The Fourth of July is a holiday often filled with family, friends, fireworks, food and fun, but the West Virginia Poison Center wants to remind residents of ways to stay poison safe during their holiday festivities.
According to Carissa McBurney, Community Outreach Coordinator for the WV Poison Center, poisonings are the most common when normal routines are interrupted, especially during holidays or parties. The center offers the following poison safety tips that should be inforced during your Fourth of July celebrations.
Although glow sticks and jewelry are not usually a problem, discourage children and pets from biting on them with their teeth. Leaking fluid can irritate the skin, eye, or stomach. While the biggest danger from fireworks is burns, some fireworks can also be poisonous if ingested. Keep fireworks out of reach of small children and pets. Better yet, avoid buying the smaller fireworks, like snakes, if young children will be present.
Lighter fluid for barbeques or fire pits and lamp oil refills for tiki torches can cause serious injury or death if any gets into the lungs after swallowing. Unfortunately, tiki torch fuel can look like apple juice and is often sold in containers that look like juice containers. To prevent accidental poisonings, do not use drinking cups to transfer lighter fluid. Always keep these products in their original container and well away from a child's reach.
Alcoholic beverages can pose a risk to children and pets. Keep all alcoholic beverages out of reach of children and pets and immediately clean up any left-over containers following your festivities.
To avoid food poisoning during warm weather gatherings; keep hot food hot and cold foods cold. If left at room temperature for long periods, discard all food that would require refrigeration. Make sure all meats are thoroughly cooked and do not use the same plate before cooking and after cooking to avoid cross-contamination.
If you suspect a poisoning has occurred, do not wait for symptoms to appear. Call the WV Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222. Medical experts at the center are available 24/7, even on holidays, to answer calls about poison emergencies and poison questions. Write the contact number down and keep it in a place that can be easily accessed by your family. It is also wise to put the number in your cell phone to have it readily available wherever your festivities and celebrations may take you.


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How to Spoil a Spoiler
If you ever converse with people, familiar or unfamiliar, encounter material from the media or social media, or breathe oxygen, you could encounter Downton Abbey S4 plot spoilers.
Have you been catching up on your Downton Abbey? KCTS 9 is replaying series 2 Sunday nights at 10pm in October and November. In December, we'll air series 3 on Sunday nights at 8 and 9pm—please note, they are stacked up marathon-style, so make sure you set aside time for a cuppa and some Downton (or clear space on your DVR)!
Have you heard the news about season four? We're still reeling from the finale! And yet, we have every intention of watching the full season three marathon on Sunday, 3/24.
Amie Simon brings us a final post wherein we drown our sorrows the old-fashioned way, with a cocktail (or three). Bottoms up!
So much happened this season on Downton Abbey, and SO much of it was tragic, I thought I'd offer up some cocktail recipes to toast a few of the good times and help relieve the pain Julian Fellowes caused us with the bad times. Feel free to sip slowly, or down quickly and pour another right away—whatever helps you get through it!
Amie Simon writes: It's here! The Downton Abbey season three finale! (Already? Bummer.) This week's 2-hour episode wraps up the season with love blooming in some very unlikely places, lots of hilarity, drunkenness, joy, and … an unexpected shocker. Here are the highlights—and season 4 cannot come soon enough!
We've been fascinated by the fashions in Downton Abbey since Season One. KCTS 9's Hilda Cullen writes about the luscious vintage fashions that inspired Downton Abbey's designers:
Fashion bloggers have been calling it the "Downton Abbey Effect," and it's been springing up everywhere, from designer Tadashi Shoji's Fall 2012 evening gown collection, to the New York Fashion Week runway show that Ralph Lauren hosted this fall at Highclere Castle, the real Downton Abbey.
We know we're still not over the loss of Downton Abbey's "sweetest spirit." But how long will the Crawleys officially wear black? And just what is "half-mourning"? Tara Austen Weaver explains the traditions of mourning:
Downton is a dark place these days—tempers fraying, stiff upper lips (I'm looking at you, Carson), and lots and lots of black. The house is in mourning, upstairs and down.
From our 21st century perspective, we have found it hard to sympathize with Thomas—but season three has changed all that. Tara Austen Weaver reports on a crucial plot element that comes to a turning point for Thomas in episode six.
Did you ever think you'd feel sorry for Thomas? Thomas—the guy who shot his hand through to leave the war, who sabotaged Bates at every turn. Snide, supercilious Thomas! Oh, how the mighty have fallen. O'Brien says, "Stand back and enjoy his fall," but really, it's hard to.
Amie Simon writes: This week brings us a two-hour episode filled with major changes for Downton, some excellent rapid-fired quip battles between Isobel and Violet, and perhaps the most scandalous moment ever to take place inside Downton's walls!
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Kansas State has opened a gaping lead over No. 2 Alabama at the top of the Week 12 UPS Team Performance Index.
The TPI—a formulaic ranking system devised by UPS and STATS LLC—has the 10-0 Wildcats, who also are No. 1 in the BCS standings, way out in front with 136.5. The 9-1 Crimson Tide, coming off a surprising loss to Texas A&M, have an Index score of 127.8.
The rest of the TPI top 10: Oregon (126.6), Florida State (125.4), Northern Illinois (124.3), Boise State (119.5), Florida (119.1), UCF (118.7), Kent State (118.3) and Ohio (117.6)
Notably missing from the top 10 are 10-0 Ohio State (13th; 116.4), 10-0 Notre Dame (21st; 114.9), 9-1 Georgia (18th; 115.2) and the team that knocked off Alabama, 8-2 Texas A&M (16th; 115.6).
There are millions of folks across America who would expect Alabama to beat K-State if the teams were to meet on a neutral field (like, say, in Miami on Jan. 7). Some of those folks probably are among the very pollsters who voted the Wildcats ahead of the Tide last weekend. We do these things sometimes, mostly out of senses of fairness and obligation.
The TPI has no component based on feelings, of course. Its ranking is based purely on the Wildcats' performances offensively, defensively, on special teams and in the turnover game—and, indeed, in the win-loss column, where even the fiercest Bama backer will lose every argument now.


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Kent State University Salem/East Liverpool
This document was supported by Grant 90FX004 from the Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of HHS. A Study funded by the federal government is being conducted to determine how these training opportunities help people improve their skills and find better jobs. During the study, eligible applicants will be selected by lottery to participate in these training opportunities. Not all eligible applicants will be selected to participate in these opportunities.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers bulked up their defensive front by selecting Utah's Star Lotulelei with the 14th overall pick in general manager Dave Gettleman's first NFL draft.
It marks the first time the Panthers have selected a defensive tackle in the first round since joining the league in 1995.
Defensive tackle was considered a position of need for the Panthers, who released starter Ron Edwards in a salary cap move earlier this offseason.
Lotulelei, 6-foot-2 and 311 pounds, is expected to step in and start right away alongside veteran defensive tackle Dwan Edwards, who re-signed in the offseason.
Gettleman called Lotulelei a three-down lineman.
"What Star does is he impacts the game on every snap in terms of the run game and the pass game," Gettleman said. "He's not someone you are going to replace in your sub package defense."
Gettleman likes the idea that Lotulelei can occupy two players at the point of attack, which he hopes will free up middle linebacker Luke Kuechly to make even more plays. Kuechly, the 2012 AP Defensive Rookie of the Year, led the NFL in tackles last season.
"It gives Luke more protection, which makes our whole defense better," Gettleman said.
In his last two seasons at Utah, Lotulelei had 20 of his 86 tackles behind the line of scrimmage and posted 6.5 sacks. He also forced four tackles.
"We think he's going to be an impact player for us as far as our front is concerned," coach Ron Rivera said. "He's a guy that will command the double teams and can split the double teams as well as hold them point, which will give our linebackers an opportunity to run.
"It will affect the way we play pass coverage when you've got two guys up front in he and Dwan that will be able to push the pocket for us."
The Panthers finished 10th in the league on defense last season and 14th against the run.
At the Scouting Combine in February a heart test revealed his left ventricle was pumping at only 44 percent efficiency, thus clouding his future in the NFL. But following a variety of tests, including those by a cardiologist specialist in Utah, it was revealed that a virus was causing the abnormal heartbeat. Medication cured the problem.
"He was thoroughly checked out," Gettleman said. "Our doctors felt very comfortable that he's fine. He's been completely cleared."
Lotulelei said it was a scary situation at the time.
"It was definitely a big blow," the soft-spoken Lotulelei said. "But it ended up just being a virus I had from a cold. But everything has been cleared and I'm ready to go. I'm ready to get down there and get to work."
A native of Tonga, the 23-year-old Lotulelei is already married and has two daughters. Lotulelei hails from the same school as two current Panthers stars – Steve Smith and Jordan Gross.
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Courses: Concepts of Inorganic Chemistry (CHEMH320G01)
Spring 2010
Three lectures for one-half semester (one-half course credit). An introduction to structure and reactivity of inorganic molecules and materials. Topics include: theories of chemical bonding, symmetries of molecules and solid state materials, acid-base, oxidation-reduction reactions, and structures and nomenclature of coordination complexes.
Prerequisites: Chemistry 304a.
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[Wait for It is our regular roundup of things to look forward to in
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Mope-rockers Interpol have wrapped recording on their third album, due out early this summer on Capitol – their first for their major label. The foursome, the rightful heirs to the suicide sounds of Joy Division and New Order, told NME about a couple of songs (?Mammoth? and ?The Heimlich Manoeuvre?), explained that they?d used more keyboards this time and announced tour dates – in Canada. The reason? Speculation has it that Interpol goes down better in wintry weather, and it stays cold up north at least until August. At least. [NME.com]
– Jonathan Durbin
Daniel Craig's ice-blue eyes may be of little use to him in an upcoming role. The man best known as Bond is eying a role in the big-screen adaptation of Blindness, the book that helped nab its author Jos? Saramago the Nobel Prize for literature. The story concerns a town whose citizens mysteriously go blind. Julianne Moore is attached, which is good because she's awesome and bad because her hotness is totally going to waste on a bunch of blind people. [Hollywood Reporter/Reuters]


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Moving you through 11 gears.
When Shimano decided to revamp its trusted Ultegra groupset under the new 11-speed 6800 banner, it did so only after carefully studying the mechanics of its flagship Dura-Ace 9000 mechanical group. This is represented most clearly with the new 6800 STI Shifters, as they were engineered to mimic both the 11-speed functionality and beautiful aesthetics of its popular older sibling.
If you've spent time with Ultegra's ST-6700 levers, you'll immediately notice the refined hood shape of the new 6800 STI Shifters. They've slimmed down considerably, borrowing the same look and feel of Dura-Ace mechanical, which took its cues from the flagship Di2 levers. It's a welcome trickle-down effect for longtime Ultegra devotees, as the new design lends itself to improved comfort and grip, combined with, most importantly, crisper shifting.
Made from a dual-compound rubber composite, the low-volume hoods are reminiscent of Di2, and the design makes lever accessibility easy. The lever blades also received a sleek redesign. They're still made from carbon fiber but their outward curve and feel is now more pronounced than prior versions, which makes for a more positive interaction from either the hoods or drops. And to accommodate a large range of hand shapes, Shimano included, like Dura-Ace, 10mm of reach adjustment for the levers.
For the shifting itself, Shimano's 'Rider-Tuned' philosophy really makes itself known. This is the title given to Shimano's campaign of providing you the best rider-experience possible. Throughout the entire Ultegra group, every component has been given little custom touches, but the levers have received several. To start, Shimano has shortened the lever stroke. In fact, it's reduced the stroke by around 13% over Ultegra 6700. Obviously, the less distance that you have to push the lever, the faster your shift will move up or down the cassette. And during the act of shifting, the required effort has also been lessened. In tandem with the reduced stroke, the shifting experience has been minimized to light touches that rival both Dura-Ace 9000 and Di2 shifting speed.
Shimano also aimed to make the shifting effort seamless across every sprocket of the cassette. The effort required is now equalized, regardless of whether you're moving across the bottom or top of the cassette. Using what Shimano calls Vivid Index Technology, down-shifting feels just as crisp, engaging, and as smooth as up-shifts. This is due in part to superior mechanics, but in the larger scheme of things, it's more attributable to something as simple as proprietary shift cables. Ultegra 6800 STI levers use Shimano's exclusive polymer-coated shifter cables. We know that it doesn't sound like a big deal, but the new cables play a key role in the near-elimination of mechanical drag, and they also provide a flawless shift performance.
The Shimano Ultegra 6800 11-Speed STI Shifters are available in one color and one size. Please note that these shifters are specifically designed for use with Ultegra 6800 components and Shimano's polymer-coated and PTFE cables.
- 11-Speed
- Carbon fiber levers
- Compatible with Ultegra 6800 components and PTFE cables
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Goodbye 6700 10 Speed
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I recently upgraded my Roubaix from a mix of Ultegra/DuraAce 10 Speed to all Ultegra 6800 11 Speed. What and evolution. The shifting, in particular, is incredibly refined. I always kept my components clean and replaced cables frequently, so the difference I'm feeling isn't just shiny new components; it's a technology leap. The braking is greatly improved as well and just feels solid and crisp with great feedback from the levers. The smaller hood shape is very comfortable and the looks are appealing. The cable install is also easier than ever. Well done Shimano!
Bill Brown
Smooth shifting...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My new Cervelo came equipped with the Ultegra 6800 11-speed drivetrain and is noticably smoother shifting than the old 6700 10-speed. First thing you will notice is the redesigned hoods are smaller and more comfortable. Then you'll notice the shift stroke is shorter and more crisp. Combined with the PTFE cables and 6800 group derailleurs it is a smooth system-rapid shifts with distinct stops. All this and a new sexy shape to the brake levers-good looks and great performance!
Why is Competitive Cyclist no longer offering Ultegra level 10 speed components?
i bought the ultegra 6800 shifter and F/R...
i bought the ultegra 6800 shifter and F/R derailler. but I'm using 10s cassette. is this set up will work?
Jongho K.
Is the Shimano's polymer-coated and PTFE...
Is the Shimano's polymer-coated and PTFE cables of this goods included?
Jon J
Shimano cables and housing are included with the 6800 shifters.
Please be advised that both sets of housing (shift/brake) and brake cables are NOT included with the shifters. I was quite surprised when I received my first pair in a ziplock bag and called CC for a replacement. They assured me that all cables and housing would be included (which BTW is the standard in the industry), BUT the replacement set came in a baggie (not official Shimano box), missing the aforementioned items again. After contacting CC again, I was informed that this is the way Shimano ships the items to CC..."incomplete" is all that comes to mind.
Jeff C.
I wish I would have read this comment before ordered the shifters. It doesn't clearly say the cables are included so I ended up purchasing cables which I now have to return. Maybe under Tech Specs it can say "Shimano PTFE Shift Cables Included."
Will 6800 shifters work with Dura-Ace 7801...
Will 6800 shifters work with Dura-Ace 7801 rear derailleur?
Brooke Crum
Unfortunately, these shifters will not work with a Dura-Ace 7801 rear derailleur as it is a 10-speed derailleur and these are 11-speed shifters.
will 6800 shifters work with 6700 group...
will 6800 shifters work with 6700 group set?
Luke Dordai
No, unfortunately the 6800 shifters will only work with 6800 or 9000. The 6700 is 10 speed and the 6800 is 11 speed.


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Protect your horse with the Tough-1 1200 Denier Snuggit Turnout Blanket. The material is breathable, which allows your horse to stay comfortable. This blanket has all the features you will want to provide your horse with.
· 1200 Denier Poly - Heavy Material Strength- Recommended for horses that may bite or chew on blanket or horses turned out with a companion or in groups. Material may tear or rip if caught on a nail, rough fencing or thorns from bushes.
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· 200g Polyfill- Provides medium warmth and protection from wind and rain.
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· Waterproof - coated outer shell with taped seams and seamless spine repels water to keep your horse dry.
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· Tail Cover -provides additional protection from moisture near tail bone.
· Measuring Instructions - Stand your horse as square as possible, measure from the center of chest around side of the body to the point of the horse's rump just before the tail. If you horse ends up measuring between sizes always round up to the next size to ensure full coverage.
· Washing Instructions - Machine wash with cold water – Gentle cycle with mild detergent. Air Dry or Machine Dry/No Heat
· Horses Turned Outside without Shelter - Turnout Sheet and Blanket materials are waterproof and designed to keep your horse dry, however if your horse is turned out in a field without a run in shed or shelter during prolonged rain or heavy downpours your horse may still get wet especially in the neck and tail areas.
· When using a blanket or sheet it is critical to monitor the fluctuating climate and temperatures even with a blanket that is waterproof and breathable. The wicking properties of a breathable blanket are designed to wick away normal body heat, when a blanket is too heavy the heat and moisture cannot be wicked away fast enough causing your horse to sweat. The temperature and the length of your horse's coat will determine what weight of blanket you should use. For this reason, most people who choose to blanket horses have several articles of horse clothing that offer varying levels of warmth.
· When selecting a blanket ensure to take into account your horse's behavior, environment or other horses that may be turned out with your horse. The lower the denier number the less strength the material has. 420 Denier and 600 Denier are not recommended for horses that bite, chew or rub on blankets or for horses turned out with a companion or in a group. Always ensure your horse's blanket is properly fitted and all straps are adjusted correctly, if a blanket is too tight or too loose, straps may break and material may tear. For younger horses or horses turned out with a companion or in groups, it is recommended to purchase 1200 Denier or 1680 Denier material as these are stronger materials and are less likely to tear. Certain types of fencing such as barbwire or foreign objects such as nails will easily tear any blanket no matter what the denier, always inspect the area in which your horse is kept to remove any nails or jagged fencing that may cause damage. There are no horse blankets that are guaranteed to not rip or tear.
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Toledo native Sam Mallette III describes his work as similar to "Date Doctor" Alex Hitchens, the character portrayed by Will Smith in "Hitch."
"I'm like him times 100 — mixed with a little Iyanla Vanzant, Oprah and Bishop T.D. Jakes or Dr. Phil," Mallette said, laughing. "What I do really stems from what Will was doing in the movie. I've just really enhanced it."
The self-taught relationship expert will offer a new workshop, "Secrets Every Man Should Know to Make His Woman Happy," at 7 p.m. Oct. 4 at Maumee Indoor Theatre, 601 Conant St.
"I'm going to tell men in man language what women are trying to tell them in women language and it's not working," Mallette said.
Cost is $15 for one ticket or $25 for two tickets. Tickets are available at the offices of The Toledo Journal, 3021 Douglas Road; Promises Hair & Nail Salon, 3205 W. Central Ave.; or Powell's Beauty Supply, 901 Nebraska Ave. Part of the proceeds will go to Project Genesis, a program of Family Service of Northwest Ohio, to fight domestic violence.
The workshop is open to all.
"The title of this one insinuates it's just for men, but it's for men and women," Mallette said. "And it's not just for couples either. A lot of this stuff will work in basic relationships with family or friends."
Mallette regularly advises men to be students of their significant other.
"I'm a huge advocate of men studying who their woman is. You should be doing that all the time," Mallette said. "You can't be lazy to be in a relationship. You've got to want to master her. It's fun. It's just work."
A woman needs to be seduced emotionally, intellectually, sexually, spiritually and physically, he said.
"If you can tap into all five of those areas at the same time, where you are feeding her mind, her emotions, all that, you become the greatest super-being that she's ever met and vice versa," he said, laughing. "It's not as hard as people think."
At the workshop, Mallette will address what he calls the Triple A's.
"The most basic things you have to do for a woman on a daily basis — and it takes maybe one to four minutes per day — is you have to give her in some way affection, attention or appreciation," Mallette said. "You don't have to be doing all three, but you have to be doing at least one of those per day."
The tendency of women to talk more than men will also be addressed.
"Most men, when women be blah blah blah, think, 'Why is she just talking? Will you please shut up?'" Mallette said. "I'm going to explain to men how when a woman is talking to you she's trying to connect with you and what that connection and that intimacy means."
Mallette's path to relationship expert was forged in an unlikely place — divorce. He and his wife of seven years split in 2003.
"Divorce is pretty rare in my family. There's very few of us that ever got divorced. My parents just celebrated their 46th anniversary," Mallette said. "Normally when people go through dramatic things like that they either say, 'Well, I hate all women,' or 'Let me find out what really happened.'"
Mallette chose the second route.
"At first I had to do my own introspection. I examined me, I examined what she did, what I did and then what we did together, bad, good and ugly," he said. "That's what started me on this journey."
Mallette followed with observation of and research on human behavior, both of which led to the development of the set of philosophies he now refers to as Samology. He calls his workshops the Sambition series.
The Oct. 4 presentation will be the third talk in the series. The first addressed why men cheat and the second was "Secrets Every Woman Should Know About Men." During the second seminar, Mallette highlighted respect, ego and the visual.
"I don't think women really understand how far that goes in a man," Mallette said. "No. 4 would be sex."
He said all his presentations are humorous and interactive.
"I like for my audience to talk back. Sometimes I might point you out. We have a lot of fun," Mallette said. "I love to give people theory and then give them practical application. When you get up from the seat, you can immediately put this into practice."
Mallette said he hopes attendees leave more hopeful than they arrive.
"Divorce rates are so high and women don't believe there are good men out there and men don't believe there are good women," he said. "I want them to realize there is hope and then once you get it, you can really make it work and have fun doing it."
Mallette, a graduate of Macomber-Whitney Vocational Technical High School, will soon debut a column for Toledo Free Press. He has a bachelor's degree international business and business management from Lourdes College, a master's in higher education administration from the University of Toledo and a doctorate of divinity from the School of Bible Theology Seminary and University in California.
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Phoenix College Hires New Head Football CoachJanuary 9, 2013
Jeremy Richardson has been announced as the new Head Coach of the Phoenix College Football Program. Richardson brings ten years of coaching experience, both as an assistant coach and head coach, to the PC Football coaching staff.
During his ten years of coaching he has experienced success at the high school and college level. In 2006, as an assistant coach, he helped lead his team to the 3A State Championship at Glade Central Community High School. Then, as an assistant coach at Joliet Junior College, in 2007, his team was ranked 10th in the NJCAA and won the Graphic Edge Bowl. Jeremy Richardson was named head coach of Joliet Junior College football in 2008 and in 2009 he would lead his team back to the Graphic Edge Bowl where they would earn their second championship in three years. Also, during the 2009 season, under Richardson's direction, his team would spend several weeks ranked in the NJCAA Top 20 and finished the season 10th in the NJCAA in passing yardage. Richardson looks to bring that same success he had as a head coach for Joliet Junior College onto the field and into the classroom here at Phoenix College.
When Coach Richardson was asked about his goals for the upcoming season he was confident in saying they are, "to guide the football program in the right direction academically and athletically, properly prepare the student athletes for all aspects of being a student athlete and to prepare student athletes to move on to 4 year universities." Coach Richardson was confident when revealing a few other goals, "I want to compete in conference play, win at home, earn a bowl berth, and beat Glendale!"
Richardson is passionate and eager to begin his career as a Bear as he states, "I am honored to be the next football coach at Phoenix College. The opportunity is great and the atmosphere of the institution is amazing. In just the short time I have been on campus I already feel welcomed, which is a great feeling for a coach. I feel that everything is already here for the PC Bears to be successful on the football field and PC has outstanding academics, institutional support and athletic facilities. My staff and I are very excited about the new opportunity and are eagerly waiting to showcase PC to future recruits."
Phoenix College Athletic Director, Samantha Ezell, was enthusiastic when she spoke about her feelings regarding Jeremy joining the staff, "I am very excited to have Coach Richardson join our PC family. His focus on academic success and experience winning on the football field is the perfect combination. I look forward to watching PC football under his direction." Jeremy Richardson has the support, the experience, and the will to succeed here at Phoenix College and without a doubt will strive to do so.


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Banana Boat Baby Max Protect, SPF=100 for babies earned a place at the top of the list of the Environmental Working Group's Hall of Shame. Don't be fooled by the high SPF number. This sunscreen protects against UVB radiation (which causes sunburns) but leaves babies skin exposed to UVA radiation that is known to cause aging and skin cancer. Yikes. It also contains a frightening long list of ingredients.
One ingredient that is of concern is oxybenzone which has a hazard score of 9. Among the concerns for oxybenzone are "Developmental/reproductive toxicity, Violations, restrictions & warnings, Endocrine disruption, Allergies/immunotoxicity, Persistence and bioaccumulation, Enhanced skin absorption, Biochemical or cellular level changes." (1) When I watched Toxic Childhood last week, the advice one doctor gave was "Don't put anything on your skin that you wouldn't eat." (2) Because the skin has no filter (like the liver which can process hazards we ingest) these toxins go directly into the bloodstream.
Another unsafe kids sunscreen is Banana Boat Kids Ultra Mist Continuous Clear Spray Sunscreen SPF 50. It gets an overall score of 7 because of the high health concerns which "reflects combined hazards of all products ingredients. Actual health risks from product use, if any, will depend on the amount of the ingredients that absorb into the body and individual vulnerability to health problems." (3) There are several ingredients which are of concern.
This product also contains oxybenzone, as well as Octinoxate. Among the concerns for Octinoxate are "Endocrine disruption, Allergies/immunotoxicity, Persistence and bioaccumulation, Enhanced skin absorption, Biochemical or cellular level changes." Not great for any kids I know. (4)
And while, one would think that vitamin A would be a good thing, actually "This additive may hasten the development of skin damage and tumors on sun exposed skin." Not really what one would hope for in a sunscreen! (5)
For three decades sunscreen only blocked UVB rays, the rays that cause sunburn, while allowing UVA rays, which are also of concern. There is some concern that sunscreens allow people to stay in the sun for longer and actually increasing our risk for the deadliest forms of skin cancer. Which is why "many experts are now recommending clothing and shade, not sunscreen, as primary barriers from sun exposure." (6)
The Environmental Working Group says:
"The best sunscreen is a hat and a shirt. No chemicals to absorb through the skin, no questions about whether they work." (7)To find out the safest sunscreens, go to the EWG Best Beach & Sport Sunscreens or see my post on Safest Sunscreens for a few safe choices.
(1) http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient/704372/OXYBENZONE/
(2) http://unearthed.earthjustice.org/blog/2010-june/cnns-toxic-childhood-dose-truth
(3) http://www.ewg.org/2010sunscreen/finding-the-best-sunscreens/158102/Banana-Boat-Kids-UltraMist-Continuous-Clear-Spray-Sunscreen-SPF/
(4) http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient/704203/OCTINOXATE/
(5) http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/ingredient/705545/RETINYL_PALMITATE_%28VITAMIN_A_PALMITATE%29/
(6) http://www.ewg.org/2010sunscreen/full-report/epidemiology-studies-of-sunsreens-efficacy-for-cancer-protection/
(7) http://www.ewg.org/2010sunscreen/best-beach-sport-sunscreens/


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Though it looks impossible, it's actually easy to do. Follow this: your spectator selects any card from a regular sized deck. After the card is placed back in the deck, it is found to now be HALF THE SIZE of the other cards in the deck! But that's not the end of it! When the entire deck is again spread out, THE WHOLE DECK has shrunk to miniature card size! Of course, you end the trick by bringing everything back to normal again.
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WASHINGTON, July 30, 2013 -- The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced that Vidalia onion producers will vote from September 9 through September 27, 2013, on whether to continue their Federal marketing order.
The marketing order requires that a continuance referendum be held every six years. To be eligible to vote, producers must have produced Vidalia onions within the designated production area in Georgia during the period January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012.
USDA would consider terminating the marketing order if less than two-thirds of the producers voting in the referendum and producers of less than two-thirds of the volume of Vidalia onions represented in the referendum favor continuance. Notice of the referendum was published in the July 30, 2013, Federal Register.
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