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The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (12-9) led off the USF Under Armour Tournament in Clearwater, Fla. with back-to-back wins over Toledo (5-9) and Wagner (0-6) Friday evening. Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) earned her 10th win over the season in the 9-0 win over Toledo while freshman pitcher Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) tallied her first career win with the 9-2 win over Wagner. In both games, the Chattanooga offense totaled 30 hits in support of its pitching staff.
Chattanooga 9 - Toledo 0
The Lady Mocs began the day with a shutout of the Toledo Rockets. UTC out-hit the Rockets 18-4 while six Lady Mocs recorded multiple hits. Both Sara Poteat (Thomaston, Ga.) and Alyssa Taylor (Orange, Calif.) led Chattanooga with four hits while Taylor drove in a team-high five runs. The four hits and five RBI are a career high for Taylor.
Despite scoreless first innings for both teams, Chattanooga began its scoring with two runs in the top of the second inning. A two-out rally led by Ninjja Suetsugu (Sao Paulo, Brazil) began the inning for UTC. The senior singled up the middle and single from Sam Taylor (Chickamauga, Ga.) boarded two. Poteat followed through with a third hit to left to load the bases and Alyssa Taylor delivered with a two-RBI single to give Chattanooga its 2-0 lead.
Deason breezed through the bottom half on the second with a three-up-three-down inning before the UTC offense exploded for five runs on six hits. A double from Kasey Tydingco (Fairfield, Calif.) led off the inning and a Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz.) groundout moved the senior to third. Suetsugu singled up the middle to score Tydingco and Sam Taylor walked in the following at-bat. Poteat singled to lead the bases and Alyssa Taylor drove in two more on a single to center. After a pitching change mid-inning, freshman Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.) singled to drive in Poteat and a hit from Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) resulted in another Lady Mocs' run.
Leading 7-0 going into the seventh inning, UTC tacked on two insurance runs in the top of the inning. Poteat reached on an error and stole second to set up yet another Alyssa Taylor RBI. The freshman singled to center to score Poteat, giving Chattanooga an 8-0 advantage. Taylor then stole second and scored on a Roberts' double to the left-center gap.
Deason threw seven innings, allowing just four hits and striking out five Toledo batters. The solo shutout is her first of the season.
Chattanooga 9 - Wagner 2
Chattanooga earned its second win of the tournament and first for starting pitcher Albritton, downing the Seahawks 9-2 in seven innings. Albrtton tossed six innings, allowing just four hits and two earned runs while striking out six batters. The win pushes her overall record to 1-1 on the season.
UTC wasted no time by getting on the board in the first inning. A Poteat double led off the game and a sacrifice bunt from Taylor moved Poteat to third. Roberts then singled through the left side to score Poteat, and a single later in the inning from Rieck put Chattanooga on top 2-0.
The Lady Mocs plated one run in the second inning as Sam Taylor led off with a walk and stole second base. Roberts drove in her second run of the game in her second at bat, sacrificing a fly ball to left to score Taylor from third.
Up 3-0, Chattanooga added on another run in the fourth with Alyssa Taylor leading off with a single. Roberts singled to center to advance Taylor to second and a hit to center off the bat of Rieck scored the freshman from second base.
Two runs scored in the fifth on two hits as Poteat tripled in Sam Taylor, who reached on a single to left field. Alyssa Taylor then drove in Poteat on a batted ball that ricocheted off of the pitcher. The sixth inning was much of the same as UTC scored two more runs, with Tydingco reaching on catcher's interference and Rieck doubling to score the senior from first. Sam Taylor rounded out the scoring in the inning with a single to center to plate Rieck.
Wagner was able to score two runs off Albritton in the sixth to keep the game alive, but the Lady Mocs added on a run in the sixth and Kaisey Carson (Indianapolis, Ind.) shut the Seahawks down in the seventh, allowing just one hit, to seal the win for Chattanooga.
Rieck was 4-for-4 against Wagner with three RBI and a run scored while Roberts, Poteat and Sam Taylor each recorded a couple of hits and combined for three RBI.
The Lady Mocs are back in action tomorrow at 4:45 p.m. as they take on Villanova. Chattanooga will wrap up its Saturday with a 7 p.m. game against Loyola Marymount. Live stats and play-by-play broadcast are available for each game.


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This film, which stars Ryan Gosling as the coolest getaway driver in the history of cinema, opened with $11 million at the box office this weekend, good for a third-place finish. The film is a highly stylish piece of pure cinema, which eschews boring things like story and character development in favor of moody, kinetic cinematography and a killer soundtrack. Regarding the latter, consumers have taken note and flocked to the iTunes store in droves to purchase the Drive soundtrack, pushing it all the way up to #4 on this morning's charts.
The soundtrack, which features an awesomely-curated mix of electro bands like Desire and Kavinsky (featuring Lovefoxx) as well as an original score by former Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Cliff Martinez, recalls the synth-heavy scores of eighties classics like Jan Hammer's score for Miami Vice, Wang Chung's for To Live And Die In L.A. and Tangerine Dream's for Thief. The standout single on the soundtrack, which serves as the film's de facto "love theme," is this collaboration between French electro outfit College and Canadian chillwavers Electric Youth, "A Real Hero."

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36% of Americans believe in UFOs, that is, though most Unidentified Aerial Phenomena are actually explained as such mundane things as misidentified meteorological phenomena, astronomical phenomena, aircraft, and so on, there's ~ 5% that are as yet unexplained and that these unexplained UFOs are machines from somewhere other than Earth.
Have you ever observed a UFO that has never been sufficiently explained? Do you believe that some unexplained UFOs are machines from somewhere other than Earth? If so, why (what are your reasons or arguments for believing so)? What evidence is there to support your belief?
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Right, then. It seems everyone has a working knowledge of high school physics and Relativity and that the speed of light is the speed limit of the universe.
What I'm curious about is Leslie Kean's book UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record.
Actually, I'm not that curious about the book since I've read it. What I am curious about is: what was Michio Kaku doing promoting this book?
Mmmkayyy...no takers?
What do you think about the following quotations from Michio Kaku?
"You simply cannot dismiss the possibility that some of these UFO sightings are actually sightings from some object created by an advanced civilization, a civilization far out in space, a civilization perhaps millions of years ahead of us in technology."
Meh. It took four and a half billion years for intelligence to evolve on Earth and our greatest technological achievement was to land a few people on the moon. But sure, why the hell not?
"In my mind, there is no question that they're out there. My Career is well established. My texts books are required reading in all the major capitals on planet earth. If you want to become a physist to learn about the unified feild theory--you read my books. Therefore, I'm in a position to say: Yes. Most likely they're out there, perhaps even visted, perhaps on our moon."
There it is! Kaku throws his scientific weight around and then says: "I'm in a position to say: Yes. Most likely they're out there, perhaps even visted, perhaps on our moon." Does this seem like a sober, responsible, scientist to you? Bringing to bear his considerable scientific authority to posit his own personal (non-scientific) opinion?
Sadly, we can play the 'what if' card all day plus some, it does not really help without that little pesky point of 'evidence'. The little 'what if' machine in my head thinks that humans just can't be the height of cognitive evolution, and that if I have learned anything, it appears that 'creativity' can sometimes find exceptions to our most commited 'facts'.
If we are always under the fear of 'standing alone', surely, this can put a damper on checking the other limits to knowledge. I have had my 'wow' moments a few times, but are so far mostly mundane observations or insights. Recently, I had this rather nice insight into blood glucose modeling, after remembering that it should be operating under a homeostasis restrant, with a confined number of control variables.
Building space vehicles that can seeming violate relativistic restraints, seems rather hard at present, but is there a 'work around'? I quess after a few classes in calculus, many of us might know that the direct path to a solution is sometimes not the best. Some funky things might be possible, then here we go, dinner on Europa anyone?
I would like to get off this rock, out of this 'box', and more into the universe, but since being born inside this gravity well, I have only lightly nibbled at the gate....
"Building space vehicles that can seeming violate relativistic restraints, seems rather hard at present"
There might be life "out there" such as microbes. There may even be intelligent life out there. Heck, cetaceans might have the intellectual capacity for interstellar travel but it would be rather hard to build an interstellar craft when they can't operate a simple tool like a screwdriver with a fin.
Or Life could be extremely rare according to David S. Spiegel and Edwin L. Turner:
"Just because life emerged early on Earth does not mean that this is likely to occur on other Earth-like planets, says a pair of US astrophysicists. The researchers' new mathematical model says that life could just as easily be rare – putting a damper on the excitement surrounding the recent discovery of Earth-like planets orbiting stars other than the Sun."
Link to above quotation and article: http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2011/aug/01/extraterrestri...
Link to Spiegel, Turner paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/1107.3835
The reason I brought up the topic is: shouldn't we be concerned about what's going on in the scientific community these days? That is, with scientists like Kaku throwing their scientific weight around whilst making unscientific statements.
The popularization of science, does not need to be had by excess compromise. I have watched a few of the Kaku videos, and found a sense of the 'ahh maybe, but details' feeling come up. Like he is turning the sciences into some magical tool of human validation and empowerment, but only trying ignite to idiot fringe in the process.
I do love the fancy CGI effects, but science is still not up to the creation of the 'Star Trek/Star Wars' what-if universe. Going planet to planet, without needing to change your socks before you arive a few times, is still not in the cards any time soon. I have atleast one friend that believes that the 'Star Gate' universe is already alive and well, with secret government folks going on great diplomatic trips, sadly, it all seems a lot like TV. We reach for more than we grasp, but a few more human life times still might be available, if we can keep from being stupid... I have my doubts...
"Secret government folks going on great diplomatic trips"
I really enjoy watching conspiracy theory shows like ancient astronauts and such. I just laugh my ass off.
If you've ever been in the military, had family in the military, lived near a military base, then you know it's impossible to keep anything secret.
"Like he is turning the sciences into some magical tool of human validation and empowerment"
Science IS a tool and nothing more (among many tools humans can use to understand the world around them) but some have elevated science to a religion. To these folks it seems it is a "magical tool of human validation and empowerment," but it's really just magical thinking.
I once suggested, as part of a philosophy program in school, that we create a discussion group to consider some of the beliefs and ideas concerning alien life, UFO's and exobiology. I found no takers.
I have found what appear to be government papers concerning something like this, and in one UFO true-believer tome, even a mention of a military model for an alien invasion. As in many 'invasion' SF films, they seem to make rather clear, that our chances of survival are bleak against an apposing force with the ability of possible interstellar travel and deep space survival.
The classic 'War of the Worlds' theam, with our bacteria saving the planet seems even less likely. Surely an alien race would already know of such things, and have designed counter measures. Again why 'invade' a planet, surely good space engineering might offer better alternatives?
All fun to think about, but I don't have access to unlimited funds or Buck Rogers technology. My wife mentioned to me once, 'you know we never got our jet backs as promised did we? Hun, I think they are on back order!' We can't afford a Prius either....
What do you think about the following quotations from Michio Kaku?
I think he needs to quit taking himself so seriously.
Here are some thoughts on the matter from Neil deGRasse Tyson. For added perspective, one poll found 36 million Americans claim to have seen UFOs, and another poll found 3.7 million Americans claim to have been abducted by aliens.
There are around 2,000 insurance policies sold to Americans every year, taking insurance out against being abducted by aliens. I would love to see that claim form, with its accompanying proof.
Just as with God, if extraterrestrials are on earth, why the secrecy. There are many explanations posited for why the big news must be kept secret. None of them are plausible to me.
I do, on the other hand, have a connection with one of the better-documented UFO sightings EVER - called
Kaikoura lights. Lots of witnesses - tracked on radar.
My good friend, a TV reporter, was on board the return flight and witnessed and filmed these "vehicles". "So what's up", I asked him the next day after listening to the official explanations (Venus, etc.). All he could say was, "Mike, there was something up there". WTF?


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Friday, June 03, 2005
Spawn creator Todd McFarlane and Beanworld creator (and president of McFarlane Toys) Larry Marder will be the guests of honor at the Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, AZ, this Monday, June 6 at 7 p.m.
The two are speaking on "The Art and Commerce of the Graphic Novel" as part of the store's ongoing graphic novel series.
The graphic novel has become a hugely successful and popular alternative to more traditional narrative formats. McFarlane and Marder will host a lively discussion on what graphic novels are, where they come from and where they're headed.
Todd McFarlane's Spawn is one of the longest-running independent comic books in history. The monthly comic is gearing up for its 150th issue this fall. Al Simmons, once the U.S. government's greatest soldier and most effective assassin, was mercilessly executed by his own men. Resurrected from the ashes of his own grave in a flawed agreement with the powers of darkness, Simmons is reborn as a creature from the depths of Hell. Disfigured, homeless and alone, this warrior now known as Spawn wanders the shadowy alleys of New York City in search of his past life.
Larry Marder's Beanworld is unclassifiable. It's a comic book, but it's unlike everything else. As Marder says: "This ain't jes' another funny animal comic book! Heck no! Beanworld is different. It's a weird fantasy dimension that operates under its own rules and laws. Beanworld is about the affinity of life. All the characters, whether they are friends or adversaries, understand that ultimately they depend on each other for survival. Highly recommended for fans of all ages."
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mathematician Alan Turing first proposed a connection between
computer logic and the biological world. Turing believed that the
foundations for computer logic could be found in biology and that
the biological world could just as easily be viewed from a mathematical perspective. Half a century later, best-selling author Steven Pinker has returned to the
subject in his latest book How the Mind Works (1999). In his book, Pinker attempts "to
reverse-engineer [the human brain to figure] out what natural selection designed
it to accomplish."
As a professor of psychology and director of the Center for Cognitive
Neuroscience at MIT, Pinker is one of the world's leading authorities in the
field of cognitive science. One of his specialties has been the study of
linguistics from both the cognitive and biological standpoints. Through his
many experiments, on both healthy and mentally disabled subjects, Pinker has
developed a "unified theory of how the system [of language] works
computationally, how it is learned, how it varies across languages...and how it is
represented in the brain."
Pinker's work has been hailed not only for its scientific quality, but also for
its readability and humor. He is well known in the media and has written for
Time, The New Republic, and the New York Times. Pinker was named as one of
Newsweek's "100 Americans for the Next Century" and appears in Esquire's
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dilemma shortly after graduation: should he pursue a career as a
business executive or follow his passion and become a full-time jazz
musician? It was a lucky day for Drummond, the jazz world, and
CMC when he decided to see how far his musical talents could take him.
Since making that decision, Drummond has demonstrated his prowess on the
bass, working with such artists as Art Farmer, David Murray, Houston
Person, Stan Getz, Kenney Burrell, and Ray Bryant in over two hundred recordings.
Drummond has also made seven of his own recordings including Camera in a Bag (1989),
Excursions (1993), and Vignettes (1995). Gene Santoro, writing for the Daily News, once said that
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A superb bassist, Drummond is also well known
as a composer, conductor, producer, and instructor. He has taught at music
schools all over the world, including the Stanford Jazz Workshop, the Berklee
School of Music, the University of Massachusetts, and the Sibelius Academy of
Music in Helsinki, Finland. Please join the Athenaeum in once again welcoming
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bassist, Charles Mingus. Ray Drummond will be performing with the American Jazz Institute Orchestra.
military was rarely seen and barely heard in
peacetime. However, after 1945 it was felt that we had to
maintain a large standing force, faced as we were, or thought we were, by an ideologically and strategically
aggressive Soviet Union. It was virtually inevitable that, being so
much bigger, the military would leave a much larger imprint on
American society than had been the case in the past.
What has this meant for civilian control of the military? What
are the implications of an officer corps which appears to be more
overtly politicized than before? Robert Goldich will address
these questions and more.
Goldich is a specialist in national defense and former
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which provides research and analysis of public policy issues for
members and committees of the Congress. Goldich has
been employed at CRS since 1972.
Goldich's principal areas of expertise are defense manpower
and personnel issues, defense organization and management,
U.S. Army and Marine Corps force structure and doctrine, and
military history. He has written and coordinated CRS analyses
of overall current defense policy issues and is currently working
on a major study tentatively entitled "The Marine Corps Prepares
for the 21st Century: Selected Issues for Congress." Mr. Goldich has
also published articles in various professional journals of military
history and defense analysis.
Robert Goldich received a B.A. in history and political
science from CMC, an M.A. in international affairs from
George Washington University in 1977, and graduated from the
National War College in 1982.
Robert Goldich's visit to CMC is co-sponsored by the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies and
Professor Harold W. Rood.
act as they please as long as they do no harm to
others? Many Americans agree that government
has no business meddling in the "private lives" of
its citizens, but Robert George thinks that this opinion needs to
be reexamined. McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at
Princeton University, Robert P. George persuasively argues that
private virtue is a matter of public concern. George embraces
"natural law theory" while questioning the central doctrines of
modern liberal jurisprudence. He argues that moral legislation
can play a legitimate role in maintaining a social environment
conducive to virtue and inhospitable to at least some forms of
In Making Men Moral: Civil Liberties and Public Morality (1995),
George defends the society which seeks to "make men moral" as
long as the moral legislation is rightly grounded in natural law.
In so doing, he replaces legal positivism - the notion that actions
are right or wrong because government says so - with objective
moral truths discoverable by reason.
Natural law theory is enjoying a revival of interest in a variety
of scholarly disciplines including law, philosophy, political
science, and theology. Robert George stands at the forefront of
this movement. In addition to Making Men Moral, he is author
of In Defense of Natural Law (1999) and The Autonomy of Law: Essays on
Legal Positivism (1999). He has also published articles in the areas of
jurisprudence and constirutional law. George is a member of the
editorial board of the American Journal of Jurisprudence and the
board of directors of the Philosophy Education Society. He has
received a Judicial Fellowship from the Supreme Court of the
United States and is a former Presidential appointee to the
United States Commission on Civil Rights.
Robert George received a law degree from Harvard Law
School and a doctorate in philosophy from Oxford University.
Professor George's talk is sponsored by CMC's Henry Salvatori
Center for the Study of Individual Freedom in the Modern
believed that federalism would be protected
primarily by the manner of electing the Senate.
Professor Ralph Rossum argues that the Seventeenth Amendment, by replacing the election of senators by state
legislatures with direct election by the people, changed all that
and effectively killed federalism as a viable constitutional
principle capable of limiting the growing powers of the federal
government. In this lecture, based on his forthcoming book,
Rossum will explore the social and political forces at work in the
nation that led the states to clamor for an amendment that
effectively removed the crucial means for protecting the federal/
state balance and the interests of states as states.
Ralph Rossum is the director of the Rose Institute of State
and Local Government and the Henry Salvatori Professor of
American Constitutionalism at Claremont McKenna College; he
is also a member of the faculty of Claremont Graduate University. He earned his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of
Chicago and is the author of seven books, including American
Constitutional Law: Cases and Interpretation (1983), a two-volume work now in the fifth edition,
and over 60 book chapters or articles in law reviews and professional journals.
Prior to becoming director of the Rose Institute, Rossum was
project director of a $1 million grant to the Institute from the
U.S. Department of Justice to draft a model juvenile justice code
and work with state legislators to acquaint them with its
provisions. In the spring of 1994, he co-directed an international conference on comparative justice at the University of London.
Rossum has served as Associate Dean of the Graduate School
at Loyola University of Chicago, as Vice President and Dean of
the Faculty at Claremont McKenna College, and as President of
Hampden-Sydney College. He is currently chairman of the
Council of Scholars of the American Academy of Liberal
Education. Professor Rossum's lecture is part of the Athenaeum
series Faculty Ideas in Progress, as well as the series featuring
parents of CMC seniors (Brent Rossum '01).
evolutionary theory. His unique interdisciplinary
approach has brought together philosophy,
economics, history, and biology in a synthesis that
promises to make biology the historical science that Darwin
envisioned 150 years ago.
In his recent magisterial Metaphysics and the Origin of
Species, (SUNY 1997), Ghiselin addresses one of the fundamental
problems that confronts biology and evolution-the definition
and relation of individuals and species. Ghiselin argues that
species are not kinds of organisms but wholes composed of
organisms-individuals in the broadest ontological sense.
The recipient of a 1981 MacArthur Prize, Professor Ghiselin
has long been recognized a leader in the philosophy of biology.
His 1969 landmark The Triumph of the Darwinian Method,
received the Pfizer Award of the History of Science Society. A
Senior Research Fellow at the California Academy of Science, he
is also the author of Intellectual Compromise: The Bottom Line (1989) and The
Economy of Nature and the Evolution of Sex (1974). In addition to
dozens of articles in various fields, Professor Ghiselin is editor of
the journal Bioeconomics and of the CD-ROM, Darwin (1997).
He joins us at Claremont McKenna College as a Podlich
Distinguished Fellow for the month of February.
to become the best you are capable of becoming."
-John R. Wooden
John Wooden-named "Coach of the
Century" by ESPN-will be the guest of
honor at a special dinner and program at
the Marian
Miner Cook Athenaeum,
where he will receive the
prestigious Henry Kravis
Leadership Award. The
evening will also serve to
recognize the student athletes
and coaches of the CMS
(Claremont McKenna,
Harvey Mudd, Scripps)
athletic program.
Coach Wooden is
regarded as the greatest coach
in college basketball history.
He guided UCLA to 88
consecutive wins, a college
basketball record, en route to
an unprecedented record of
10 NCAA basketball
championships in twelve
years from 1964 to 1975. He
is the only man elected to the
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame both as a player and a coach. Coach
Wooden's numerous awards include the Sporting News and
Sports Illustrated "Sportsman of the Year," and the Whitney
Young Urban League Award for Humanitarian Service,
and most recently "Coach of the Century" by ESPN.
Respect for Coach Wooden goes beyond his successful
career at UCLA. Denny Crum, UCLA '59, head basketball coach, University of Louisville, writes, "Everyone
who has ever coached
understands that organizing players on the floor is
only a small part of a
coach's role. A good coach
emphasizes preparation,
dedication, teamwork,
responsibility and accountability. He or she must be a
teacher and a role model.
Coach Wooden is the
perfect role model not only
for anyone who aspires to
be a successful coach, but
anyone who wants to be a
productive citizen."
Books authored by John
Wooden include: Wooden:
A Lifetime of Observations
and Reflections On and Off
the Court (1997); Practical Modern
Basketball (1966); They Call Me
Coach (1972), and Be Quick But
Don't Hurry: Management Secrets from John Wooden's
Pyramid of Success (with Andrew Hill, 2001).
Dinner reservations are for CMC persons only. The
program will be held in the Athenaeum with overflow
seating in McKenna Auditorium, where there will be live,
remote video projection.
MONIQUE SIMS, Antigone
MARY CARVER, nurse
EMILY DESCHANEL, Ismene
JOSH ADELL, Haemon
STEVE GILBORN, Creon
LANCE DAVIS, first guard
GREG WHITE, second guard
MATT SULLIVAN, messenger
COSMO SHER, page
and it will move about like a make, and strike the other way.
in Jean Anouilh's The Lark
When, in 1944, Jean Anouilh loosed his venomous
Antigone in the theater, it struck with full force
and virulence upon the Vichy government and
occupying Nazis. In Anouilh's adaptation of
Sophocles' classic play, the titular heroine rejects the authoritarian King Creon and chooses to die rather than to live under
oppression. The "snake" had indeed found and attacked the
intended quarry.
In its continuing commitment to bring artistic, cultural, and
musical events to the community, the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies proudly sponsors the Interact Theatre Company's
production of Anouilh's Antigone. Interact is an independent
collective, formed in North Hollywood in the early 1990's by
transplanted, experienced New York stage actors. Since its first
productions in 1992, it has received 53 awards and 91 nominations for its achievements in the theater. These include 17
nominations from the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle, four
Theatre LA Ovation Awards (from nine nominations), five Back
Stage West Garland Awards (as well as ten Honorable Mentions), and 22 Drama-Logue Awards. The Los Angeles Times
has called Interact "one of the true theatre successes of the '90's,"
while Back Stage West has praised it for "sustained excellence in
Interact's repertory has been as comprehensive and exploratory as its community outreach. The annual Interactivity
Festival, begun in 1994, has brought nearly 140 plays (classic,
modern, and experimental), featuring over 350 actors, to some
5,000 patrons. Interplay, a Children's Theatre Workshop,
affords culturally diverse and artistically underserved youth and
their parents the opportunity to explore their natural creativity
under the guidance and encouragement of skilled theater
End of the World: The Apprenticeship of a Quaker,
Buddhist Shepherd (2000), Publisher's Weekly writes, "Her
short vignettes are luminous with faith matters, yet
full of the earthly details of animal husbandry, resulting in a style
that is a cross between Kathleen Norris and James Herriot."
O'Reilley, who was raised a Catholic, became a Quaker, and is a
student of Mahayana Buddhism, tries to follow her beliefs in her
everyday life.
O'Reilley believes that living spiritually does not mean one
has to separate oneself from the body and the world. This
attitude fueled her desire to work with animals, an occupation
she felt connected the physical world to her spiritual pursuits.
O'Reilley's year tending sheep are the basis for her new book The
Barn at the End of the World. In the book, O'Reilley describes
inoculating and learning to "flip" sheep; she engages the question
of animal rights and writes of the peace she feels in the presence
of animal creation (both life and death). Midway through her
year in the barn, she takes a month-long trip to the Buddhist
monastery. Plum Village, to study the teachings of Thich N'hat
Hanh. Through all of this O'Reilley found a way to live consciously in the world. She found, in the barn and the monastery,
a spirituality that is based on a connection to the natural world, to
living in and fully loving the world.
O'Reilley is the recipient of many awards including a
Minnesota State Arts Board Fellowship, a Bush Artists' Fellowship, the Sears Roebuck Foundation Award for Teaching and
Campus Leadership, and the Helen Hold Fellowship for Quaker
Teachers. She is also the author of The Peaceable Classroom (1993) and
Radical Presence: Teaching as Contemplative Practice (1998). Currently, O'Reilley teaches at the University
of St. Thomas in St Paul, Minnesota. Mary Rose O'Reilley
appears at the Athenaeum as the second speaker in the series
Women and Spirituality.
Susan Shirk, professor of political science,
UCSD, "The Self-Defeating Nature of
Chinese Foreign Policy"
Tuesday, March 6, 2001
Nathan Rosenberg, Fairleigh S. Dickinson,
Jr. Professor of Public Policy, Stanford
University, "How the West Grew Rich"
Wednesday, March 7, 2001
Sergio Aguayo, professor of political
science, Center for International
Studies, El Colegio de Mexico, and
president of the Mexican Academy
of Human Rights
Monday, March 19, 2001
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, former
Democratic Senator from New York
(Pacesetter Fellow), with commentary
and discussion by James Q. Wilson,
political scientist and author
Wednesday, March 21, 2001
George Weigel, Senior Fellow of the Ethics
and Public Policy Center, author of
Witness to Hope: A Biography of John
Paul II (1999), and The Final Revolution:
The Resistance Church and the Collapse
of Communism (1992), "The Legacy of John
Paul II"
Thursday, March 22, 2001
Con Gioia Early Music Ensemble, Preethi
de Silva, professor of music, Scripps
College, "Bach and the Cembalo


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STAFF WRITER | July 27,2013Convicted sex offender Timothy Szad is moving to California, but the details of his living arrangements in that state, or whether he has left Vermont yet, are matters state officials say they cant talk about.
Szad, 53, was released from jail Friday after serving 13 years for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old Rockingham boy.
Department of Corrections officials originally planned to release Szad to live with his parents in Springfield a decision that prompted widespread outrage in the town.
Were probably talking about 30 to 40 calls between my office and Springfield Police Chief Douglas Johnston, said Springfield Town Manager Robert Forguites on Friday. And we had everyone from ABC and NBC to The Associated Press and the BBC calling us for interviews.
Vermont Corrections Commissioner Andrew Pallito said the states plans for releasing Szad changed completely days ago when Szads parents rescinded their invitation. They said theyd received threats over the Internet to burn down their house.
The reversal left some state officials worried that Szad, who served the maximum of his seven- to 20-year sentence due to good time he received for good behavior while incarcerated, might end up homeless in Vermont a destabilizing factor that Corrections officials said would add to the risk of Szad reoffending.
But Thursday, state officials announced that Szad planned to move out of state, and Friday Gov. Peter Shumlin released a statement disclosing that the offender would move to California.
This has been a difficult situation, and I have shared the concerns expressed by many Vermonters about ensuring a placement for Mr. Szad that guarantees Vermonters safety and keeps Mr. Szad accountable, Shumlin wrote.
I appreciate that the Department of Corrections and others were able to work together to find him an appropriate placement in California.
Where in California Szad is heading and the reasons he chose to move to that state are unclear. But Corrections Deputy Commissioner Lisa Menard said Friday that officials in that state and law enforcement in the destination community know hes coming.
We notified the local police this morning along with an office in that state that specializes in sex offender requirements, she said.
Lynda Gledhill, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Justice, said Szad would have five days from his arrival in that state to register as a sex offender. Depending on the nature of his crimes and risk factors, his name, picture and other information could be added to a public sex offender website, she added.
California uses a different assessment tool than Vermont for calculating whether a sex offender is high risk, Gledhill said.
In Vermont, Szad, who completed sex offender treatment during his incarceration, is considered a high risk to reoffend based on the factors of his crime and his background.
If Szad returned to Vermont to live or visit the state, Menard said, he would be required to report to the states sex offender registry within 24 hours.
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Outer Banks Area Map - Comfort Inn On the Ocean
Getting To & Around Outer Banks
Outer Banks Neighborhoods
The Outer Banks are made up of a collection of barrier islands along the North Carolina coast. The area is split into three regions, according to the Visitors Bureau: the Northern Beaches, Hatteras Island and Roanoke Island. Ocracoke Island is also a part of the OBX, at the very southern tip, but is harder to get to and less visited. Every area has sparkling stretches of beaches and affords plenty of opportunities to take in the view and relax.
Northern Beaches
The Northern Beaches region includes the largest beach resort in the region, Nags Head, located in the middle of the island and directly east of Roanoke Island. As one of the most popular areas in the OBX, tourism has taken a toll on the small-town charm of the community. However, the beaches are still beautiful and a visit is still worth the traffic congestion and crowds during the summer.
A little north of Nags Head in Kill Devil Hills is where you'll find the Wright Brothers National Memorial, commemorating the first flight in an airplane. In keeping with the flight theme, hang-gliding lessons are offered in Kitty Hawk at Kitty Hawk Kites, situated just north of Kill Devil Hills.
Southern Shores and Duck, which are both north of Kitty Hawk, and Kill Devil Hills are also part of the Northern Beaches and often referred to as Bodie Island. Just north of Duck is the quieter, less visited beach community of Corolla.
Hatteras Island
Hatteras Island, south of the Northern Beaches, is made up of the communities of Hatteras, Rodanthe, Salvo, Avon, Waves, Buxton and Frisco, which lie along the length of the island north to south, respectively. Compared to the Northern Beaches, these areas are less developed and have a calmer vibe. The island is home to wildlife preserves like the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, and several campsites. We recommend strolling in the sand to enjoy the unfettered beach, sun, surf and wildlife.
Roanoke Island
West of Nags Head and closest to the North Carolina mainland, Roanoke Island is home to the communities of Wanchese and Manteo. The island is also most recognized as the last known location of the Lost Colony, a group of British settlers who seemingly vanished from the settlement in the 1580s. During the summer months, the Waterside Theatre in Manteo puts on a production about the settlement and the events surrounding the disappearance. The North Carolina Aquarium is located on the northern part of the island and has exhibits that kids would enjoy. The main attraction here is the tank, which contains the actual remains of the USS Monitor. The wildlife -- sharks, sea turtles, and more -- swimming in and around the wreckage will make your visit worthwhile.
Ocracoke, located at the southern end of the OBX, is only reachable by ferry from Hatteras Island or from the mainland at Swan Quarter, N.C. The entire island has a raw and untouched charm about it, and you can frequently see wild horses roaming the area freely.
Only swim in the Outer Banks when a lifeguard is present. Also pay close attention to any warnings that may be raised about the water conditions. If a red flag is flying, you're prohibited from entering the water; you can even be fined for trying to do so. If there are surfers nearby, make sure that you do not swim too close to them, as this could be dangerous to both you and the surfer. Jellyfish are sometimes a problem in OBX waters. If you are stung, you might want to try a couple of home remedies, such as sprinkling vinegar or meat tenderizer on the affected area.
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The best way to get around the Outer Banks is by car as there is no public transportation available. The North Carolina Department of Transportation runs a ferry service, but we strongly recommend renting a car from Norfolk International Airport (ORF) or driving in your own vehicle. Most attractions are spread out, the ferry routes can take up to two and a half hours one-way and the boats can get crowded, especially during the peak season.Getting To & Around Outer Banks»
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I would like someone to ask him about this trend towards non-upgradeable/non-repairable (by the end user) computers that Apple is moving to. Basically, after three years (assuming you bought AppleCare) if something inside your new iMac or Retina MBP dies you're screwed. I doubt many 3rd party shops will be able/willing to fix them. For example, it takes a *heat gun* to get the glass/lcd fused display off the new iMacs, and that's the only way into them, and that's just the start. Bring it to Apple? Sure, but the repairs won't bew cost effective and you might as well just buy a new computer. I think this is a really bad move on Apple's part.
What Tim Cook's interviews revealed about the past, present, and future of Apple
Apple CEO Tim Cook was recently interviewed by both Josh Tyrangiel Bloomberg Businessweek and NBC's Brian Williams, and though most of what was said has been heard before, there were a few notable highlights:
Apple is going to invest $100 million to bring the production of one of their Mac lines to the United States. The reason Apple doesn't manufacture more of its products in the United States, Cook says, is due to a lack of skilled laborers.
Cook also said that TV is an "area of intense interest", and lamented about TV being left behind as everything else has moved forward. Cook wouldn't reveal future plans, of course, but accelerating from "hobby" to "intense interest" is likely a signal. How Apple will overcome the go-to-market problems in the TV industry, as much as the hardware and software, remains a huge question.
With regards to Siri and Apple Maps, Cook claims Apple is putting its full weight behind solving the problems. Cooks candidly admitted that Apple "screwed up" with the Maps launch, not meeting their own expectations or those of their customers. However, he denied that it was a purely self-serving move that put corporate interests ahead of customer needs.
No. No, it's not how I would characterize it. I would characterize -- well, let me back up for a minute. The reason we did Maps is we looked at this, and we said, "What does the customer want? What would be great for the customer?" We wanted to provide the customer turn-by-turn directions. We wanted to provide the customer voice integration. We wanted to provide the customer flyover. And so we had a list of things that we thought would be a great customer experience, and we couldn't do it any other way than to do it ourselves.
Cook also avoided correlating Scott Forstall's dismissal with the issues surrounding iOS 6 Maps. Instead, he said the recent executive changes at Apple were made to help foster an increased level of collaboration at the executive level.
Cook says that Apple is committed to making iOS and OS X work together seamlessly, but that unlike Microsoft and Windows, they have no plans to merge the two.
One of the more interesting moments came when Cook said creativity wasn't a process.
I wouldn't call it a process. Creativity is not a process, right? It's people who care enough to keep thinking about something until they find the simplest way to do it. They keep thinking about something until they find the best way to do it. It's caring enough to call the person who works over in this other area, because you think the two of you can do something fantastic that hasn't been thought of before. It's providing an environment where that feeds off each other and grows.
Steve Jobs passing away wasn't something Cook expected. Cook expected Jobs to bounce back as he had in the past. However, Jobs had prepared Cook for the role ahead, specifically by preparing him to be his own man. That happened when Jobs called Cook to his house to tell him he (Jobs) was retiring to the roll of Chairman, and nominating Cook as the new, full-time CEO.
[Steve Jobs] goes, "I never want you to ask what I would have done. Just do what's right." He was very clear. He was making this point, and he says, "I hope you listen to my input if I want to input on something." I said, "Of course." (Laughs.)
But he was so clear, and I have to tell you that it's probably removed a tremendous burden from me that would have been there otherwise. And he repeated this much closer to his passing. I think in the second instance, I think he did that because he knew it would lift a burden. It was his way of making sure Apple would not be burdened by the past.
Along those lines, on keeping Apple going forward, and not falling into the Sony trap, Cook stuck to his focus mantra.
We're very simple at Apple. We focus on making the world's best products, and enriching people's lives. I think some companies, maybe even the one that you mentioned, decided that they could do everything. We have to make sure at Apple that we stay true to focus. We know we can only do great things a few times, for a few products.
Cook wouldn't comment on the future of those products, of course, but he framed his final answer brilliantly.
Our role in life is to give you something you didn't know you wanted, and then, once you get it, you can't imagine your life without it.
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i agree 110% what they should have done is raised the amount of years the MBP retina can be covered from 3 to 5 seeing that a lot of people as long as there are no issues with the laptop have had them for 4-5 years before updating.
So you the first of you says Apple should burden the design and long term quality of the product by making it repairable by anyone who cant afford the cost of a 50$ heat gun.
(Essentially worrying about including a feature that almost no one is going to try to take advantage of.)
And the second of you thinks apple should try to sell insurance for devices that past history indicates most customers don't have manufacturing related problems with by the time they are essentially technically obsolete.
(Essentially embracing a predatory business practice of selling insurance for a problem that doesn't really exist.)
Where's the logic or sense in either line of thinking?


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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
The Pinewood boys' soccer team clinched a region championship last week when it beat Hilton Head Prep 4-0.
Freshman Dehlon Brooks scored two of the Panther goals and Max Jaskwhich and Jake Wall had the others.
Pinewood knew going into the game that if they could score at least two goals and have a shut out then they would be region champions. They did just that securing the region for the 10th consecutive year.
"I am happy that we won the region but we still have a long way to go," Pinewood coach Enrique Rodriquez said. "The win against Hilton Head Prep was a team effort and I like how we are working for each other."
A few days later the Pinewood boys finished the regular season by pounding Wilson Hall 6-0. It was appropriate that on senior night it would be two seniors that would score all the goals. Jake Wall scored four and Jarrett Londergan scored two. It was a full team contribution and the team played some nice soccer.
Pinewood entered the playoffs as the No. 1 seed and played the quarterfinal at home on Monday against Heathwood Hall. The score was unavailable at press time.
The Pinewood Varsity Softball team defeated Northwood Academy 4-1 last week to claim Pinewood's first softball region championship.
Sophomore Rebekah Detoma led the team going 2 for 3 at the plate and driving in two RBIs to seal the victory over The Chargers.
"The team's main goal for the year was to bring home a region championship and now that they have that under their belt it is on to their next, a state title," Panther coach Chris Cusack said.
The softball team heads to the state finals this weekend.
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Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.
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Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.
Winston Churchill
There are no substitutes for eating healthy and regular exercise, but experts say that your frame of mind and your attitude can make a huge difference to your weight loss success. Of course, we're not suggesting hypnosis or any of that silly voodoo. We're talking about cutting out the "mental fat"—the negative thoughts and emotional baggage we carry around that keep us from being able to shed the physical fat.
It's easy for us to make excuses for not getting healthier. Whether it be emotional problems, work-related stresses, or family pressures, something will always get in the way of eating better and making time to exercise.
Just as losing weight and getting healthier won't happen overnight, improving your thought process will take time as well. Be patient with yourself and work at it a little bit at a time. Below we've outlined 10 methods you can use to help you think better, smarter, healthier, and thinner!
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Do you have more trouble choosing a workout program or starting the one you just bought? Are you an early morning exerciser or do you Push Play whenever you can grab a few minutes of uninterrupted time? See which of the six fitness personality types best describes you—then find out what you can do to ensure that you get your best results.
You saw a Slim in 6® infomercial and eagerly ordered the product, only to stick it on a shelf unopened once you got it. Same with
Power 90®. Ditto with
Turbo Jam®. Your intentions were good at the time, but now you studiously avoid even looking at the DVD covers, let alone taking the discs out. It's a lot easier to keep watching TV and let time go drifting by.
Most common fitness lament: "I just don't feel like it."
Pitfall: No motivation. Or is it intimidation? Fear? You've never exercised regularly or, you're so out of practice, you're overwhelmed by the amount of work you think it will take. You may not have much confidence in your ability to pull it off.
Start with . . . Taking it one day at a time. Break down your overall goal of losing 35, 50, or 100 pounds into smaller, more easily attainable goals; work out for 10 minutes a day, then 15, 20, or whatever you can manage. Start slow and gradually build up to getting through a whole workout. It may take a couple of weeks. Watch Success Stories in the meantime, or check out the Photo Galleries on the Message Boards to get inspired all over again. If they can do it, so can you. Join a WOWY® Workout Group, find some Success Buddies, and set up a support system on the Message Boards. You're not in this alone.
Koko T. "One night, bloated, tired, and I'd say overweight, I saw an infomercial for Power 90 . . . I taped the infomercial so I could watch it again. Knowing myself, and knowing I was a lazy person with limited energy, I forgot about it and tried not to think about exercise and all that nutrition stuff. [Much later] I dug up the Power 90 infomercial, and went to the Beachbody site. I read the stories, saw the products, and wanted this to happen FAST. I ordered Slim in 6 because it was only a 42-day program, but sadly, when it arrived it just sat there for close to a year. Did I mention how lazy and unmotivated I can be? I hadn't even opened the package! . . . One day . . . I did the programs, I stayed with it, [and] I followed the nutrition guidelines and logged on to the Message Boards every chance I got. It wasn't magic. I am now the 'after' photo I always dreamed of [being]."
You can't piece together a regular exercise schedule no matter how hard you try. You're forever starting and restarting programs; the chaos of daily life inevitably intervenes and knocks you off track. It seems like every day someone's birthday celebration, a special event, a personal or work obligation, or a family emergency derails your most sincere fitness intentions. You're constantly postponing or rescheduling workouts, which means you're rarely ever working out at all.
Most common fitness lament: "I just don't have time!"
Pitfall: Distractions. You haven't made fitness a priority in your life, so anything and everything takes precedence over your workout.
Start with . . . Easing into a regular workout schedule. Early mornings might make the most sense for you, since once the day starts unfolding, your chances of escaping the rising momentum of responsibilities are nil. Getting your exercise out of the way first thing means you don't have to suffer the self-loathing associated with a missed workout. You can sail through the rest of the day guilt free. Don't put too much pressure on yourself to radically change your daily routine immediately, though. Start with just two or three workouts a week, and then add more as you get used to waking up early to exercise. Once you notice how much more energized you feel on those days, you'll be on your way to establishing a regular workout schedule.
Proof: Charline B. "To those of you who say, 'I just can't find the time to do this,' I am here to tell you that if you want this badly enough, you will do whatever it takes. I had to change my schedule and faithfully log in to WOWY (another GREAT Beachbody tool!) at 4:30 AM six days a week to get in my workouts. Trust me, I am NOT a morning person, but this way I KNOW I'll get in my workout. No excuses. The changes in my life have made it worth whatever it takes."
You exercise four to six times a week but hardly ever at the same time of day. You grab 20 minutes here, 40 minutes there, fitting in a workout whenever you can. Or maybe you've got a regular workout time, but your fitness "regimen" is all over the place—no rhyme or reason as to why you choose a sculpting or cardio routine. You do whatever workout fits your time frame or suits your daily mood—or spills out of the DVD cabinet.
Most common fitness lament: "I'm not seeing results!"
Pitfall: No game plan. Or no intensity.
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Proof: Anna Eriksson, Beachbody Product Development Director. "It wasn't until I strapped on my first heart rate monitor that I realized I'd been babying myself for quite a while. Later, I was asked to try a couple of workouts using a particular resistance band, a heavier band than I normally use. And what do you know? When I stopped, my arms felt . . . not sore . . . but worked—just by Pushing Play and ramping up the intensity."
You know all about the benefits of exercise and the hazards of obesity. You read fitness columns every day, subscribe to health magazines, and may even spend hours online chatting with other like-minded folks, soliciting advice and tips about fitness and nutrition. You spend so much time thinking or reading about working out that you hardly have the time or desire to actually do it.
Most common fitness lament: "I need more information!" or "I don't know how to do it right!"
Pitfall: You think too much.
Start with . . . Just doing it, to paraphrase the Nike slogan. Stop worrying and studying and start Pushing Play. Because intellectualizing exercise is your forte, it'll probably be easy for you to maintain an exercise journal. Try to keep it simple, and use it as a tool to track your progress over time. Make sure you give yourself a chance to experience the process before you rush to analyze every ache and pain and then talk yourself out of doing your program every day. It's great to be interested in fitness and to be aware of all its benefits—so long as you get away from your computer or put down the magazines long enough to actually work up a good sweat.
Proof: Ronald M. "As a registered nurse, I'm fully aware of the negative health consequences of obesity and inactivity. Yet, I still did not exercise and my waistline continued to get larger year by year. My eating habits were atrocious; I would eat whatever, whenever (many times after midnight), and as much as I could eat. Every summer for the past 7 years I've told myself, 'This is the year I'm getting in shape!' Power 90 works because Beachbody has laid everything out for you. Follow the workouts and the diet guidelines and you will succeed. After 90 days, I lost a total of 25 lbs."
Besides Pushing Play, you're chatting with a program trainer a few times a week and setting up workout times with your WOWY Buddies. You may be a Beachbody Coach or a regular at Tony Horton's Fitness Camps. You share advice and maintain connections on the Message Boards. You post your progress photos every few weeks and have a solid support network. After all, it's easier to stay committed if you're accountable to people. And it's worth even more if your experience can make a positive difference in someone's life.
Most common fitness lament: "My Internet connection is too slow!"
Pitfall: There really isn't a downside to this one—unless your fitness routine is solely dependent on others.
Start with . . . Making sure you're self-accountable. It's wonderful that you're sharing your fitness success or offering support to others—we wish there were lots more like you! You probably have what it takes to motivate yourself and Keep Pushing Play, but just in case you found yourself stranded somewhere indefinitely without an Internet connection . . . you'd know what to do, right?
Proof: Tony B. "I have renewed vitality and vigor combined with a whole new outlook on diet and life [after completing Power 90]. Never in my life have I been in this good of shape, not even when I was in boot camp . . . I would like to thank the fitness advisors for their prompt answers to questions and to all the people I have talked to on the Message Boards. [ . . . ] I would like to share my experience with as many people as are willing to listen. Because of my cardiac limitations, I feel I can help people who are feeling timid about not being able to keep up or that might have to adjust and modify certain exercises to suit their specific needs."
You've established the habit of exercising almost every day, at the same time each day. You follow workout programs to a T. Exercise is a priority and you schedule your day around it. You're self-motivated and you manage your time extremely well.
Most common fitness lament: "I'm bored," or "I'm not seeing results anymore."
Pitfall: Plateaus or even injuries. Working out the same muscle groups week after week in the same way may create imbalances or weaknesses in opposing muscle groups that could lead to injuries.
Start with . . . Mixing it up. When you get bored with the same old thing, or you're stuck at a certain weight, or you stop seeing results, you know it's time to make some changes, either in your workout intensity, your diet, or both. Try incorporating new fitness gear into your usual routine—a balance ball,
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weights, or
weighted gloves—or else change fitness programs altogether. Switch to a more advanced workout series, try a different trainer, or alternate workouts from different programs. Or turn to others who've been through the same thing to infuse you with inspiration or jump-start your motivation.
Proof: Jimmy F. "Meeting Tony in Hawaii was a really motivating experience. I also met Beachbody's Mike Karpenko, who gave me some awesome tips on the P90X Nutrition Plan and how to make it really work for me this time around. I met Dale C., who got totally fantastic results from Power 90 and P90X, and talking to him really lit a fire under me. So I came back from that trip ready to commit and really BRING IT for a full 90 days!!!! The workouts were new to me all over again."
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Our town fathers, zoning boards and planning commissions have a thankless job; they work after business hours and before normal business hours and they don't even get paid. Most of the time they have to listen to neighbors pick at each other; it's like watching a dog fight.
Do we need to fight about everything? Do we need to fight over barstools, evil glass blowers, a small patch of grass, or an existing road off Route 100 to get gas? Did all this make any sense? Zoning is no easy task for sure; the only thing for certain with zoning is, got a neighbor? You got complaints.
True North is a business that can fit in our towns and could easily or should easily work with our Town Plan; one town as much stated that. It's a great business, something that's not cookie cutter. However, people can interpret things differently, and we all know how some people/attorneys can argue over the definition of most anything, including "is."
Perhaps the only people in town that know of or are protesting this business of True North are the neighbors. Huh, that's something new and different. Does True North provide good paying jobs? Yes! Do they have minimal impact on our environment? Yes! Are they leaving this world a better place? Most definitely! Would our Valley be at a loss without them? Yes.
So back to our latest dog fight; we can all stand by, like Michael Vick, and watch these people fight. Or as citizens and more importantly as leaders of our community, we can say, "We respect the neighbors' concerns but within reason." We want this business, we will support this business in our community, and we'll defend this business in our community. So if you want to fight city hall, go ahead and try.
Please join me in supporting a great business. Please let our leaders know we don't want dog fights; we can have business in paradise. We can start by telling the state to stop interpreting our plan; we want this business. Next we can send the same notice to the neighbors and complainers; I'll gladly provide the stamps.
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Bipolar disorder in adults. National Institute of Mental Health website. Available at:
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