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Teams are trying to complie those precious computer points before the regular season ends next week.
You can see how your team did in this week's "Friday Night Fever."
Al Pawlowski has the best highlights from all over northeast Ohio on a wet and windy friday night.
The "Big Game" featured Highland squeaking past Nordonia 22-20 on a last second field goal.
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The United States Deputy Warden's Association is one of the oldest correctional professional organizations in the world designed to provide education, leadership, and training for Deputy Warden's. Each year the annual conference is held providing real time information about the latest issues facing correctional professionals around the country. Training is provided by leading experts, both in the field of law enforcement and in leadership and management.
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Friendship House
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To be homeless is to have two things happen to you. First, something has knocked you off your feet. It may be the loss of a job or the death of a loved one; it may be a nervous breakdown or a broken leg; it may be an ugly divorce or an abusive relationship; it may be an addiction or a run-in with the law. Whatever it is, it leaves you on your back scared to death.
Something like this happens to everyone sooner or later. Hard times teach us that we don't have all the answers and that we are not in control. Not everyone who goes through hard times becomes homeless. We all fall, but some of us get caught before we hit the street. We get rescued by our health insurance or our workers' comp; our family and friends take us in; we swallow our pride and seek counseling.
The homeless are the people that nobody catches. In our world where fewer and fewer people live in community with others, they represent our worst nightmares: loss of control over our lives, vulnerability, financial and emotional decimation. Perhaps that is why many in our society are so desperate to make the homeless appear different from the rest of us. Even people who are quite ready to give them alms often seek to assure themselves that "the homeless are not like me." In truth, the homeless are exactly like me--broken, helpless and struggling to find stability in the midst of chaos.
Over the last two decades homelessness has defied the quick-fix solutions of government agencies and well-meaning individuals. As in any national issue, the longer a problem remains unsolved, the more polarized the debate becomes over its cause and resolution.
At one extreme are those experts who argue that there is no homeless problem. From their perspective, the data clearly demonstrate that 85% of all homeless people are either chemically addicted or mentally ill. Take care of these problems and homelessness would take care of itself.
At the other extreme are those advocates who claim that homelessness is first and foremost a housing crisis. Provide affordable housing for every individual and family and the need for shelters and soup kitchens would soon disappear.
The power and attraction of such arguments are not only that they are in one sense true, but also that they absolve their proponents from grappling with the day-to-day needs of flesh-and-blood homeless persons. The minute one moves beyond homelessness as an issue to working with people who happen to be homeless, one realizes that there are no easy answers. Recovery from homelessness is almost always a multi-issue and many-phase process. Providing most homeless folks with housing alone is not going to enable them to get back on their feet. Like any other powerful, painful experience, becoming homeless usually opens up old wounds. People must deal with these unresolved issues from their past before they can return to full health. At the same time, without the security of decent, affordable housing that cannot be snatched away at a moment's notice, no one is capable of addressing the many other issues that contribute to homelessness in America.
The homeless and the "housed" seem to be separated by a chasm of wealth, power, influence and community. At Friendship House, we strive to build a bridge across this chasm. However, we also seek to recognize the similarities among people, those common experiences, personality traits, gifts of wisdom, and the wounds that all human beings share, even though the specific life circumstances may differ. We believe that seeing one another as whole human beings, with strengths and weaknesses, enables us to build a community which empowers not only the homeless, but also those of us who offer them service and support.
The life of Jesus of Nazareth summons us to build these bridges of understanding and compassion. The Friendship House network of shelters, drop-in centers and empowerment programs seek to be planks in this Gospel Bridge.
While we hope to build a sense of community, we recognize that the Friendship House resources are often sought by persons driven preliminary by their physical needs for food, clothing, housing, employment, bus fare, etc. Friendship House is perceived by these folks as a place that may provide them with what they want.
For some, however, Friendship House becomes a place where they discover something for which they did not even know they were searching. We want to provide caring, consistent, supportive services for those who need them. However, we always remain open, hopeful for deeper relationships, such as those described below.
To an outside observer, a typical Sunday breakfast at St. Andrew's Church is church volunteers hiding in the kitchen and young homeless men gorging themselves on day-old donuts. Each seems focused on their given task, frozen in their social caste. Within the soup-kitchen meal, however, a smaller group of fellow travelers is breaking bread together. These folks have learned one another's names and have listened to each other's stories. They come not for the food, but for the friendship. One Sunday six years ago, two friends found the courage to invite anyone who wishes to join them in the chapel after breakfast for prayer together. Now a dozen or so friends end each breakfast by finding Christ in one another in a non-denomination worship service.
On any given Sunday, besides the hungry to be fed and to serve, there are others who come to the breakfast each Sunday hungry to see their friends. These folks don't really "need" to be there. Formerly homeless, they rise from their beds hoping to share a cup of coffee with a friend; not on the schedule to serve, they stop by on their way to church hoping to see a familiar face.
At The Friendship House Women's Day Center, the tables are often crowded with women looking for apartments and/or jobs. The phone is busy as the women place multiple calls in their search. Information is shared among the women about employment possibilities, housing opportunities, and social services. During one lull in the phoning, the telephone rings and a staff person chats briefly. Returning to the table with a smile, she reports, "That was Yvonne...just checking in." Unable to come to the center on a particular day, women call to check on their friends--the guests and the staff the Women's Center.
Homelessness is a complex issue, which Friendship House addresses at a variety of levels. We provide basic services to meet physical needs and we offer community to meet spiritual and emotional needs.
In the end, it matters very little how many people Friendship House feeds at its breakfast or how many low-paying jobs we find for our unemployed clients or how many homeless people we get off the streets into overnight shelters or substandard housing. Although these are worthwhile efforts which must be made to meet people's immediate needs, it is simplistic to presume that any social program or political agenda can staunch the wound of injustice that is killing the people of God. The worth of any human act lies less in its power to overcome evil as in its capacity to express love for another. When service leads to mutual understanding and respect and programs become arenas for communities of peers, then the Kingdom of God is alive and well among the many diverse people that call Friendship House home.


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Akira Corrassani returns home and takes on rising challenger Max Holloway in this weeks Free Fight Friday. Holloway headlines his next bout against Charles Oliveira at Fight Night Saskatoon. watch video >>
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High-low dresses are the newest trend right now and even though I was unsure of the look at first, I am so in love with this dress and now the look! This dress was actually given to me by my sister-in-law to be. She had ordered it from Mod Cloth and found it a little too short in the front, so being the sweet thing she is, she passed it on to me! Lucky girl I am! I decided to wear this on my first day back at work, because it gets so hot in our old building at the beginning of the year. It worked out well and gave me a whole new look. The high-low gives a basic dress that extra push to bring it into the future of fashion.
And who could resist these booties? Not me, that's for sure. That's why my mom bought them for me in August from the States for my birthday, which is at the end of October! That's me, I always have to have the next thing and I felt these booties could be just that. A great colored shoe or boot can make a plain outfit an instant fashion success.
One of the other latest trends is unique patterns. There are so many different types of patterns around right now. Even things that you wouldn't expect to be cool patterns to wear. Things like dogs, elephants, camels, and horses just to name a few. The pattern on this dress is actually hand fans, that they would have used in the olden days. Up close it seems strange, but I think that's what works about the pattern ideas. The strangeness pushes the boundaries of fashion and makes it fun! I saw one on the Forever 21 site that was little scottish dogs as a print. I instantly fell in love with it and I'm not even really sure why. It is just one of those things that captures your eye and makes you smile.
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Q: Hi Pat, my business is a new business and I am hearing mixed things about Worker's Compensation Insurance. How many employees do I have to have before I am required to have it for my company?
A: The answer depends on how many employees you have. Any employer who regularly employs four or more workers full-time or part-time is required to have Workers' Compensation Insurance. There are some industry exceptions. Check out this link to get more information. http://www.wcc.sc.gov/Pages/default.aspx
Q: One of my managers gave a two week notice. She ended up not working her full two weeks, it was more like five and a half days. I don't want to pay her for the full two weeks. Can I just pay for the hours worked?
A: No, she is a salaried employee. You can't go back and forth between hourly and salary. You can however only pay for one week or in this case, six days. I would also notify the employee in writing what they are getting paid for and why, especially if he or she decided to just stop showing up without notice.
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- A.A. – Elementary Teacher Education is a degree unique to southern Delaware on our Georgetown campus. Our Associate in Arts degree is equivalent to the first two years of the B.S. Ed. degree in Elementary Teacher Education offered on our Newark campus. Students in this program are eligible for the Delaware SEED Scholarship. Successful completion of this degree allows students to transition to our Newark campus to complete their B.S. Ed. in Elementary Teacher Education.
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Philadelphia administrator to be Portland school superintendent
PORTLAND — Emmanuel Caulk, who has been a regional assistant superintendent in Philadelphia since 2009, will be Portland's next superintendent of schools.
School Board Chairwoman Kate Snyder made the announcement Friday, three days after the board hired Deering High School Principal Ira Waltz as acting superintendent.
The School Board will have a first reading to approve Caulk's contract on Monday, with a final vote on July 9 in City Council Chambers. Caulk is expected to start the job in Portland on Aug. 20.
"I am very excited to be chosen as the new superintendent of the Portland Public Schools," Caulk said in a news release Friday.
The decision to hire Caulk was cemented in part by his ability to match solutions to problems, Snyder said in an interview Friday, a skill she said was apparent in interviews he had with the superintendent search committee and meetings with members of the public in late May.
"It's one thing to talk about issues and sort of identify needs, but it's another to quickly move to 'here's what I would do to address those needs,'" Snyder said.
"He strikes me as a very confident leader," she said. "He comes with a lot of energy, he comes with a lot of enthusiasm."
Snyder said she was also impressed by Caulk's interest in student outcomes, both among struggling students that need support, and those that are doing well and "need more" to be challenged and remain engaged in learning. "That was very exciting for us," Snyder said.
Caulk's contract includes an annual base salary of $137,500, and a 5 percent, merit-based pay increase during the second and third years that will depend on teaching, learning, and student improvement, Snyder said in the news release.
He was chosen after a national search that began last December, after former Superintendent James C. Morse Sr. announced his retirement. Morse later accepted the top position in the Oyster River School District in New Hampshire, and finished working in Portland in June.
Prior to working in Philadelphia, Caulk was assistant superintendent in East Baton Rouge Parish, La., and worked at all age levels as a teacher and administrator in Chicago and rural Penn Manor in Lancaster County, Pa.
He holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Delaware and a law degree from Widener University School of Law. Caulk is currently working on a dissertation for his doctorate from National-Louis University.
At a public introduction as a final candidate for the Portland superintendent position at the East End Community School on May 29, Caulk praised the School Department's efforts to serve a rapidly diversifying student population, and spoke of the importance of including parents and the wider community in the education process, and of integrating technology into the school curriculum in a meaningful way.
"I think you need to have a plan that's going to use technology to bring the curriculum to life," he said.
In Philadelphia, Caulk presided over 36 schools. Portland has 16.


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Smiley himself made an appearance, dancing to Radio Disney and taking pictures with Indians' and Pirates' fans. He even had the opportunity to hold the finish line on the field as the Hot Dogs raced at the top of the sixth inning. Smiley cheered for all three of his Hot Dog friends: Ketchup, Mustard, and Onions, as fans cheered on their favorite condiment as well.
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beingtazim 7 years
i regularly watched when i lived at home, but haven't watched much in 6 years. i love gymnastics, figure skating, diving...i think those are the most fun ones. :)
juju4 7 years
I watched the gymnastics competition religiously when I was younger....I was a huge Kim Zmeskal fan, and it was so awful watching her fall off the beam! My sister-in-law is a former gymnast, so now we watch them together when they come around. Some of the other events are interesting, but I love the way that athleticism and artisty are combined in gymnastics.
youngheart222 7 years
I absolutely love Summer Olympics!:-) I watch almost every sport but especially swimming, athletics, handball, rowing...come to think of it, I like everything except box and weightlifting. I can't wait for 8.08.2008.! I also think that the Chinese will organize the games perfectly (awww I wish I could be there...)
intensebandgeek 7 years
I love watching the opening ceremonies, and all the cool events =)
Antsa 7 years
I find each time they come around I watch more and more of the olympics. I'm always sad when they end :(
Linda-McP 7 years
Gymnastics and track and field for sure, but I usually get sucked in by the whole thing and end up watching more.
xo_verity 7 years
I love the gymnastics, skating and running! :)
leeluvfashion 7 years
I just watch the events I find interesting. I'm a fan of Michael Phelps and Ian Crocker, so I'll definitely watch the male swimming events(nice eye candy too!lol.) The gymnastics events are always fun too watch; I admire them so much since I can barely walk a straight line w/o falling over. Volleyball is also a fun sport to watch. The last winter games were alot of fun to watch; Shaun White was amazing!
sugarsister 7 years
There are few things in life I can say I'm passionate about but one of them is the Olympics. Love them! Ever since I saw Nadia on the uneven parallel bars in the 76 summer games in Montreal I've been a huge fan. It's the spirit of the event that I gravitate to and I once read that Helen Hunt made sure to work into every work contract that she be provided with Olympic tickets. Go girl!
mlmoreno47 7 years
I'm a former competitive gymnast and I also coached for five years so I have to watch the gymnastics! I also love the diving...so beautiful!
shafiii 7 years
i find it boring, i dont see whats so special.
jhuck 7 years
I don't usually watch anything to do with the summer olympics. I'll watch all the Canadian hockey games in the winter though. I love the freestyle skiing, snowboarding, ski jumping, and luge...although I'm not religious with watching them and will only watch if I stumble upon them.
kstraw23 7 years
i get sucked into practically everything. when it was in torino, i turned on the tv during the biathlon for a few minutes while i ate lunch. next thing i know, it's two hours later and i'm sitting on the edge of my seat yelling at the screen as some guy comes out of nowhere and pulls an upset. all my roommates kept walking past me asking what the hell i was doing :-P
swwonder 7 years
If I miss the gymnastics all I watch is the closing ceremony. :oops:
Loreal25 7 years
I LOVE the Summer Olympics! I can pretty much watch all the sports (especially when they give those background special stories on certain olympians), but my "can't misses" are: Opening Ceremony (only when the countries march in) Gymnastics Track and Field Swimming Basketball
steen 7 years
I have always loved the summer Olympics, especially gymnastics and swimming.
penguins268 7 years
I find it kinda boring...
Precious04 7 years
I love gymnastics
esk4 7 years
I watch as much as I can... because the events I'm interested in aren't the big events... I always make sure to watch Volleyball, Equestrian and Field Hockey. But then if M. Phelps is in the water you can be assured I'm tuning in...
ccsugar 7 years
I used to be a gymnastics FREAK so I try and catch that... For Winter Olympics, I never miss hockey!!!
anony1111 7 years
i just watch figure skating, swimming (especially diving), and gymnastics
len1983 7 years
I refuse to watch the coverage here (in Canada)! Once they add more hours of the PARALYMPICS than maybe, i'll watch them... not the designated ONE HOUR they show now!
sweetheart_450 7 years
I NEVER watch the Summer Olympics. Until they add some sports that I and many other people feel deserve to be there, I will continue to not watch. As for the Winter Olympics, I will only watch the snowboarding.
liz26111 7 years
I love the Olympics. I will watch a good chuck of them. Well maybe not really random but enough.
kellyanne 7 years
I love the Olympics, and am glad that I will be able to see some of the more obscure sports with more coverage. There are plenty of other stations for people who aren't into them to watch.


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1. Swansea cannot afford to relax just yet.
Though no-one claimed Premier League safety had been secured after the 3-0 victory over Norwich eight days ago, a wave of relief swept the Liberty and supporters left confident they would again be watching top flight football next season. But a reminder of the ongoing danger arrived at Hull as Swansea lost, while several of their rivals won.
2. Distance is no obstacle to Swansea supporters
Despite it being nearly a 600-mile round trip from Swansea to the KC Stadium, around 1,000 fans travelled from South Wales to Humberside. That is a special effort considering the team have been struggling on the road of late. The Jack Army made themselves heard behind the goal and stayed with the team regardless of the result.
3. Swansea's options from the bench are improving
With Kyle Bartley now back in contention after injury, Garry Monk has a fully fit squad to choose from. That could be crucial at this stage of the season. The head coach brought Pablo Hernandez on for the largely ineffective Michu at Hull on Saturday and the former Valencia man made an impact. He was lively in and around the box as Swansea looked more threatening late on.
4. Cardiff look doomed
The Bluebirds were looking to build on a morale-boosting point, secured with an injury-time equaliser at West Brom but ended up well beaten by Crystal Palace, another team in the relegation mix. The result leaves Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side second from bottom in the table, and the former Manchester United striker insisting they "need a miracle" to stay up.
5. Norwich might also be in trouble.
After losing at home to West Brom on Saturday, Chris Hughton's side are just a place outside the bottom three. Next they face a crunch match at Fulham, who sit a position beneath them and will be buoyed by a surprise win over Aston Villa. Fail to win that and the situation appears hairy as the Canaries finish the season with matches against Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal.


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For decades, South Carolina recruited defensive linemen hoping to find unpolished gems among the leftovers.
The Gamecocks simply reload.
Forever, top college programs from other states swept up much of the Palmetto State's best high school football talent. These days, Clemson gets its in-state share while snagging top prospects out of Georgia and Florida.
Even as South Carolina does the same.
Sustained winning is such a wonderful calling card on the recruiting trail for a pair of programs that finished together in the final Associated Press top 10 for the first time.
"It's had a huge impact," Gamecocks recruiting coordinator Steve Spurrier Jr. said Wednesday at a signing day news conference. "Winning helps recruiting; recruiting helps winning."
The Gamecocks aren't selling your father's potential anymore. A 2010 trip to the SEC Championship Game was followed up by three straight 11-2 seasons capped by three bowl victories.
"Players know if they come to South Carolina, they can play at the highest level," Spurrier Jr. said. "And they want to know that, and that's important in recruiting. Every house we go into, we turn that sheet over that has all our accomplishments and what we've done, and it's impressive."
Such an accomplishment sheet is unlike any recruiting tool the Gamecocks have ever had.
Look how it worked Wednesday.
Yes, South Carolina opted to sign a few junior college defensive tackles. But much more importantly, they got late commitments from Dexter Wideman (Saluda) and Blake McClain (Jacksonville, Fla.), two freshman defensive tackles originally committed to national champion Florida State.
This rarely happened when South Carolina was losing minor bowl games.
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Dabo Swinney was smiling Wednesday on ESPNU, too. Clemson, despite not winning for five Novembers in a row against South Carolina, continues to win most of its other games. The Tigers, according to various rankings, won big again on Signing Day, too.
Clemson recruiting coordinator Jeff Scott on Wednesday called Swinney "one of the best recruiting head coaches in the country."
Winning back-to-back bowl games against foes ranked in the top 10 helps.
Clemson also benefits from stability - no coaching staff turnover since the start of spring practice last year. That, of course, includes offensive coordinator Chad Morris, a successful head coach waiting to happen.
If the odds are long against two teams from South Carolina finishing in the top 10, how about both of them keeping their staffs intact? The Gamecocks for the first time in Steve Spurrier's tenure in Columbia haven't had a single coaching change.
Somehow, defensive coordinator Whammy Ward, another fine head coach candidate, is still around.
2015 impact
"Our staff's pretty much built that if one or two leave, we'll be OK," Spurrier said. "But it is good to have the same guys in the same areas. We know how we go about our business so we don't have to break anybody in."
The Gamecocks during this buildup to sustained success have lost Shane Beamer, Jay Graham and Ellis Johnson, key assistant coaches that doubled as outstanding recruiters.
They kept recruiting, kept adding to that accomplishment sheet.
Better yet, most of the players in the South Carolina and Clemson signing classes of 2014 made their decisions long ago. Way before the Gamecocks notched a third straight 11-2 season or the Tigers followed a Chick-fil-A Bowl upset of LSU with an Orange Bowl upset of Ohio State.
Only 364 days until National Signing Day 2015.
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To mark the official opening of the Lloyd's Register Educational Trust Nuclear Engineering Laboratory in the Engineering Department, Energy Lancaster is hosting a one day symposium "The Nuclear Renaissance and its implications for Nuclear Non-Proliferation".
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The symposium will be held in the Masters Training Suite, Engineering Department on Wednesday 14 July, starting at 10:15 (for coffee) and will close at 3 pm. A full programme can be found at http://www.engineering.lancs.ac.uk/docs/LRET_Symposium_programme.pdf.
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Plank's Kick Returns Key Bearcat Victory Over Lewis and Clark
SALEM, OR — Michael Plank rolled up 123 yards in kick returns in the first quarter alone, setting up the first three Bearcat touchdowns, as the Willamette University football team crushed Lewis and Clark 55-6 in the Northwest Conference game Saturday night.
Plank (pictured left) also threw a fourth quarter touchdown pass to tight end Tony Davis, good for 49 yards. Even defensive tackle Patrick Fejaran got into the scoring column, tipping a pass to himself and then rumbling 19 yards with the interception early in the fourth quarter.
The Bearcats go to 2-0 in conference (4-2 overall). The Pioneers drop to 1-4 overall and 0-1 in the NWC.
Plank returned the opening kickoff 39 yards to the Pioneer 37-yard line. Quarterback Cameron Walton got a key first down on a fourth and 2 before Ryan Hernandez scored the first touchdown on a one yard run.
Plank had the first of two long punt returns late in the first quarter when he returned punter Todd Hinderman's kick 55 yards to the Pioneer two-yard line. Quentin Brock took it in on the next play and the Bearcats were up 14-0 with 4:14 to play.
Plank did it again on the Pioneer's next punt, returning a punt 39 yards to the Pioneer 18-yard line. This time, it was a Jeff Liepman 6-yard run that put the Bearcats up 21-0 at the end of the first quarter.
The Bearcats tacked on 21 points in the second quarter. Josh Barker scored on a 17-yard run. Brock got his second touchdown on a seven-yard run. CJ Washington closed out the scoring in the first half with a five-yard TD jaunt.
After a scoreless third quarter, the Bearcats got on the scoreboard again when defensive tackle Patrick Fejeran tipped a pass to himself and returned it 19 yards for a 49-0 Bearcat lead.
The Pioneers finally scored in the fourth quarter when back-up quarterback Scott Moyer threw his first career touchdown, hitting Libor Jany with a 35-yard touchdown pass to make it 49-7.
The Bearcat defense held Lewis and Clark to ten first downs in the game and 248 yards in total offense. Meanwhile, the Bearcats were racking up 431 yards in total offense, including 310 yards in 50 rushing attempts.
Fourteen different Bearcats had at least one carry. Steve Wilbon and Walton led each had 62 yards on the ground. Brock had 48 yards.
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How do you choose a mat board color for a painting or photograph? Do you think about the artwork's dominant tones, the furnishings in the room, or the amount of natural light?
The next time you select colors for framing and hanging artwork, consider the psychology of color and how the hue will impact your life at home. Below are two tips on using color theory to choose the right matboard color. We've also included an infographic about the psychology of color and how to use color well in your home.
Tip #1 Know The Effects of Each Color
It is important to consider the psychological and sometimes physical effects colors can have before decorating your home. The science behind color psychology involves how our eyes process light waves. Green is one of the easiest colors for our eyes and minds to process and can therefore have a calming effect on the viewer. Bright yellow, however, is a difficult color to process and can cause eye fatigue and general irritation. Red is a stimulating color and has been reported to increase viewer's heart rates and appetites! Before matting and hanging a large piece of artwork, familiarize yourself with each color and how it will make you feel.
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When combining two shades, use analogous or complementary colors. Looking at the color wheel to the left, choose three consecutive colors in a row. These three are analogous colors. When working with three analogous shades, it's best to single out one color to be most dominant. Complementary colors are opposite to one another on the color wheel. So if your artwork is mainly deep blue, and you want to choose a complementary matboard color, then go for a yellow or gold tone. You can always accent a bright or colorful picture with a more neutral mat board. White mat boards will complement any color of artwork, while gray mats will look good with cooler colors and beige earth tones will look good with warmer colors.
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My School Days: Nottingham North MP Graham Allen
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FROM 1958 to 1964 I went to Robert Shaw Primary School in Beechdale, and had a great time. The head teacher was Arthur Smith; he loved music and that passed over to all the kids. He used to play a different piece of music every morning on the gramophone, and gave me my love of music.
I then took the 11-plus and went to Forest Fields Grammar School. I did also take the entry exam for Nottingham High School, but when I visited I didn't like the look of it at all - it looked like a prison. I always tell people it was because of that I didn't try very hard in the exam - but really I wasn't good enough.
At secondary school I enjoyed sports, and played for the football, cricket and rugby teams. But it felt very strict, and I railed against that a bit by not taking my studies as seriously as I should have done. I was more interested in sport and my social life than I was in knuckling down.
My attitude rebounded on me because I didn't do very well in my A-levels, and I realised I shouldn't have been such a clown. My daughter takes hers in a year or so and I'm determined she won't make the same mistakes.
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After a year of work I retook my A-Levels through a distance learning course, and then went to the City of London Polytechnic to do a degree in Politics, Economics, Statistics and Sociology. For the first time, learning was a real pleasure. And I came first in my year, so obviously something had changed.
From there I went to Leeds University to do an MA in Political Sociology. I was taught by Professor Ralph Miliband, Ed and David's father, and I used to play cricket with the two of them. They know how to bowl an away swinger because of me!
I got a second chance in my education, and so that has always been one of the themes I have tried to focus on during my career as an MP. But Michael Gove is stopping people retaking A-Levels - so I don't think the second chance that I got would be possible now.


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If you're just starting out in the music industry, one of the first things you'll probably be trying to do is get hired to play shows. Live shows are the best way to get noticed and market yourself.
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Madonna started out in the local clubs of New York. Many others found their way to stardom by playing at local, unknown establishments.
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This thread is for posting your favorite quotes from the Something Awful forums. Please keep in mind that pictures and videos are not quotes. Only words are quotes.
If you want to talk about quotes you can also do that here I guess.
Cool Buff Man posted:
The golden rule of jokes is to call your butthole something else
Steve Glutenberg posted:
There's a lot of hosed up and weird people, on this comedy forum website, who do not ever post jokes, do not enjoy jokes or indeed even laughing, and have coined a derogatory term for people who make jokes. They're all missionaries drawn here by the allure of the fertile lands of videos of a severely asthmatic man playing Megaman games, and interesting philosophical quandries posted by the fake PTSD guy about the nature of doors and windows in Dungeons and Dragons. They are wise men here to educate a savage, uneducated, indigenous sort. It is a sonorous, musical form of education; a greasy collective amasses on the front line of the battle against social injustice, the video game subforum on a message board that has a drop down menu that makes light of the holocaust on every single page, and sings a shrill harmony that permeates the very aether, making my pets feel unsafe, when a video game muscle man calls Catwoman a bitch. They have picked their battles well, and I note from my foxhole that I am running out of ammunition, chiefly in the form of the increasingly finite number of ways I can frame this absurd situation with the English language. I clench my fists and yell "anime" towards an uncaring, absent God, and swear solemnly to press my thumbs into Chocolate America's eyeballs until he is blinded, to directly emasculate sporting figures, to beat the poo poo out of tumblr users with baseball bats, and to quietly appreciate what Waylon Smithers being gay means to me.
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Previous quotes threads:
SA Quotes Thread - ON BREAK, DON'T REPOST
SA Quotes Thread II: Just lie back and think of goatse
PYF SA Quotes Thread IV: not your Awfulapp tech support headquarters
PYF Quotes
lmaoboy1998 posted:
nig nog tryin to get a hand beezy
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 01:58
Fister Roboto posted:
OK then. Someone else can make a quote thread with more rules and less fun.
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 02:00
tehloki posted:
i am trying to understand why you think posting nig nog getting a hand breezy (which is a funny video for certain) and pictures of trains in the quotes thread will get brojo demodded or is a fun good time or funny for any person
Ruddha posted:
im sorry you don't think that's funny, but if that's the case, that is your problem and you shouldn't act as if other people having fun are bad.
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 02:01
This will forever be my favorite quote because the girl this was in response to didn't pay a single bit of attention to this post and instead was posting a few weeks later about how far in debt her fianc� should go when he buys the rings. I love America.
CISNAZI WEEDHITLER posted:
Go ask the career development folks at the MPF. Also pimp the TMO folks and ask them.
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Nice Davis posted:
I couldn't say, but I made an av if anyone wants it:
LorrdErnie posted:
File is too big.
Sinestro posted:
I ensmallened it.
LorrdErnie posted:
Awesome! Anyone have any text ideas?
Nice Davis posted:
Dying for Old Tippecanoe's cider profits!
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 02:09
Fulfilling Fister Roboto's last wishes:
Eggplant Wizard posted:
Forum Posting Guidelines
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People who hurt your feelings or disagree with you but haven't actually broken any rules.
Thank goodness this forum has been following this rule!!!
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 02:14
Can I post a quote if it has both a picture and words? What if the words are on the picture? I want to tread carefully and avoid derailing.
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Fat Twitter Man posted:
Can I post a quote if it has both a picture and words? What if the words are on the picture? I want to tread carefully and avoid derailing.
I tried a picture and words in the last thread and didn't get probated so you can probably do that one. If the words are on the picture you need to be careful because it might be an image macro! Make sure your word+picture combinations are comics instead. (not meme comics though)
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Shifty Nipples posted:
I need a thread where quotes are discussed because this quote is my favorite right now.
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Corn Thongs posted:
What I've learned from this thread: if someone with a star next to their name writes glowing fanfic about you, you're gonna go places
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manyak posted:
Hello i would like to file a formal complaint against the gay GBS mod egg plant wizard, who has now : banned me on her birthday and then posted in the E/N Therapygoons megathread about how its her birthday and nobody even mentioned it, and all the therapy in the world cant get her to muster up the will to live when no one even cares about her ; probated me on New years eve and continued to post and ban variuos goons all through the night instead of leaving her home on new ytears eve. My request is that when a GBS mod bans me in the future they maintain the facade that they are cool normal guys who are not depressed retards who work for free moderating a lovely website on their own birthday/other holidays. I would also like to complain in advance about the following GBS bans
An old one but a good one!
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Angry Diplomat posted:
My god, it's full of butt, part 1: the Cluwne factory
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 02:20
Jack Daniels posted:
I'm freaking pissed at that Other Forum Mod guy. loving poo poo, man....
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 02:21
Yonic Symbolism posted:
Why is /b/ posting here so much now.
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Pinterest Mom posted:
japanese character design can be just
death .cab for qt posted:
there is just something immensely messed up about dressing a young boy up in knee high boots and hot pants imho
death .cab for qt posted:
but what do i know i never posted in tviv
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Fat Twitter Man posted:
Can I post a quote if it has both a picture and words? What if the words are on the picture? I want to tread carefully and avoid derailing.
Let's find out
HopperUK posted:
I googled 'feminist pie' and one of the results was this:
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"Very Strange Things" posted:
'Will anyone sleep with my Down's syndrome son?' Mother makes appeal for a lover for 21-year-old Otto
Cpt. Spring Types posted:
Your mom seems pretty cool.
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Top Bunk Wanker posted:
Rob Thomas ft. Santana - Smooth
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Shabooty posted:
my mom drives a ford fischer
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Dilkington posted:
new ian curtis biopic looking good
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Brother Jonathan posted:
Hi, I'm Big Butt Skinner
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 03:25
I don't think these guys are really making GBS threads up my thread that much, in fact I'd say their posts are quite humorous in the context of the ongoing chaos in PYF. As the OP do I get any say in what constitutes threadshitting, BroJo?
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Stick Figure Mafia posted:
This is my favorite thread.
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 03:40
StrawberryClock is the King of the Portal!
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Noni posted:
Considering the goon community, I can't believe I'm the first to mention this, but have you considered pillow mods? Forget about those expensive, off-the-shelf premium pillows and build your own pillow rigs that have the qualities that you desire. Heck, some of those fancy commercial pillows should be avoided for their outright theft of components and ideas that were developed in the pillmod community. Notably, Serta's FaceHugger line was recalled entirely after they realized the looming PR disaster that a bunch of sleep nerds would incite.
This one is much better without context:
BORK! BORK! posted:
My girlfriend was mostly silent throughout the whole experience then as the post game lobby loads up, I turn to her and shrug and she replies 'It was all going so well until that walking tree called the werewolf a friend of the family'
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LLJKSiLk posted:
From what she tells me, it stems back to her cranking her step dad's Harley back in the day for masturbation purposes when nobody else was around.
LLJKSiLk posted:
may be a red flag
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People who aren't stupid posted:
Brother Jonathan sucks.
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you rock posted:
A 'home groan' forum to post our dirty pics and post-op experiences
syxxcowz posted:
Good idea, something a bit like r/gonewild, but with an SA twist
Stop derailing, at least our fellow brother Jonathan doesn't make try-hard probations that attempt to be funny but are cringe-worthy at best. He's better than Eggplant Wizard in that regard and we should take our gains where we can get them.
|# ? Oct 28, 2013 05:23
This quote is amazing and deserves to be here:
hellbastard posted:
This is why I'm glad I've become musically self sufficient making the music I want to hear.
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Fucker posted:
Stop derailing, at least our fellow brother Jonathan doesn't make try-hard probations that attempt to be funny but are cringe-worthy at best. He's better than Eggplant Wizard in that regard and we should take our gains where we can get them.
Yes, it's better that he doesn't attempt to be funny and instead robotically removes posters from his midst for slight offenses. "Height joke detected. Poster probated. Train joke detected. Poster probated. Handbeezy detected. Nig nog probated."
El Kooserino posted:
The remarkable thing about Brother Johnathan is that he is really very bad � in spite of all the people who say he is very bad.
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Kunzelman posted:
I wish you spoke more like a human and less like a direct-to-forum PR machine.
mpashanin posted:
*does not compute* *insert emotion and press enter*
Kunzelman posted:
There we go this is good.
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nig nog trying to get a hand beezy
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Tatum Girlparts posted:
My headmate is that little voice in the back of my head whispering that every choice I've made is wrong and that I've ruined my life, constantly telling me I've failed myself and disgraced my family, and in the darkest nights filling me with mortal terror that in the end I'll leave nothing but lovely internet posts and a fat corpse behind as my legacy on the world.
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You're like the first guy who took a sledgehammer to the Berlin Wall.
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the man
the legend
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Last Saturday, Rotiform held a little show 'n shine get together at the Tiki Bar in Sunset Beach, CA. There was a pretty good variety of cars there, but of course the biggest turnout came from those from Deutschland. Nothing like good group of Porsches to get things started.
Rotiform's FR-S was present, wearing some of Rotiform's BLQs.
Also there was this serious,track ready Corrado. Not something you see every day.
Of course, not everything there was imported metal, such as this Vegas ready Cadillac…
…and this local Thunderbird. No other car seemed more at home at the Tiki Bar than this beach cruiser.
Though you couldn't go wrong with choosing this Rabbit pickup to be your board carrier instead.
I'll leave off with this rare Audi 50. Shame they never sold these in the US.
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I think that track ready Corrado should be an Scirocco.
Jason's white car isnt a corrado, its a mk1 scirocco.


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Another fine week on the My Pie Monday circuit here at Slice. We've got a self-proclaimed non-gloopy, brighter version of a cheesy artichoke pie from dhorst, further experimentations in dough from Norma427 and jimmyg, a pie that's sure to cure any Brussels sprouts addiction from TXCraig1, and a take on Deep Dish from livefreeorpie.
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Posted by anonymous on 07/10/2014
Sushi there are pricey but GREAT! Order a bottle of wine too, it's was warm and not drinkable.
Posted by Arleen on 01/04/2014
If you want the best salmon tartare and seared tuna.. Go to City oyster in Delray Beach! We were there during Christmas week and it was the best meal we had. Also try the massive shrimps in the shrimp cocktail...if only the weather was as good as your food!!
Posted by Zingwife on 05/08/2013
I can't begin to choose my favorites! I absolutely love the scallops - it's a "lick your plate" dish. The appetizer, calamari, is the best I've EVER had, hands down! And don't let the yellow colored sauce put you off. It's not mustard, it's a garlic sauce and oh so delicious. Even the lobster roll is incredible. Everything here is so fresh. They even have a bakery on premises, so the bread dish and desserts coming out of there are freshly made and incredible. Desserts are fabulous. I really love the peanut butter pie (when they feature it), the creme brule, and the salted caramel chocolate pudding makes my taste buds sing. Definitely go there. You won't regret it.
Posted by Michelle on 12/03/2012
Great place to get sushi! Wonderful atmosphere. I will definitely go again and again.....
Posted by Heather on 10/24/2012
I love sushi! Went there with some girlfriends and everything was just perfect. WE had a great time. Will definitely go back again soon
Posted by Except on 07/27/2012
Lobster Fried Rice - One of their signature dishes. Flimsy little pile of not coherent white rice with julienned carrots and water chestnuts. Tasteless. NO Lobster in Lobster fried rice - just a baked? also tasteless (except a slight overcooked taste) tail on top. - Tasteless that is, except in was on a bed of overwhelmingly cloying Miso/Ponzu that obliterated everything. - $30. Starter of Maine lobster salad roll ($17) was OK but small and slow in coming despite a quiet kitchen. - Over 60 bucks with tip and I went to a fast food restaurant after for a plain grilled chicken sandwich.
Posted by anonymous on 07/08/2012
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Posted by Lou & Hope on 01/30/2015
We usually love the pizza at the Wellington location and have been coming for a long time, but tonight the crust was much thinner than usual so the well done pizza crust became way to crispy and burnt. You can not have pizza crust that thin and cook it well done. It ruins it. Also the pies used to be so large but the size has shrunk considerably. We don't usually mind paying more for a pizza when it is as good as Anthony's used to be. Tonight we did mind.
Posted by Florida Mom on 08/15/2014
The staff was friendly, so decent service, but for a flat pizza, $16 is a lot of money. The crust was burnt and hard to chew. I won't go back.
Posted by Mikey on 05/23/2014
I noticed Anthony's pizza inevitably compared to NYC pizza and Italy. I've lived in Rome and am from New York City and think Anthony's falls somewhere in between, but mostly the pizza is it's own thing. I enjoy the broccoli rabe sausage pie and the wings. I don't considered it burnt, but cooked in a coal oven, which of course makes it well done. I like the pizza here as it has it's own flavor. Great service too.
Posted by Shells on 01/20/2014
Took my kids here because I thought we were missing something, having not tried it. We ordered a pepperoni pie and a white pizza pie. We were so disappointed. Starting with receiving burnt pizza. Yes I know there are signs that say their pizza is well done. I prefer my pizza well done and don't have an issue with that. I do have an issue with burnt pizza. There is a huge difference between well done and burnt! It was not pleasant. The middle of the pepperoni pie was tasty I will say. I however like to enjoy the crust and since it was a charcoal bricket it was ruined. The white pizza was unappetizing. It lacked flavor and was easily like eating cardboard. We would have much preferred ordering chain pizza. Service was ehh. Overall considering value for taste and money it was a flop. I would not recommend this place. Sad because we really went in with high expectations.
Posted by Anonymous on 08/12/2013
A couple things... 1) that's not well done, it's burned! Anyone from NYC, or has been to Italy, will tell you that. 2) the sides, as good as they may be, are getting smaller and smaller. I never mind paying for something THAT delicious, just give me something to show for it. Now for the good... I was going to the Wellington location and I will say, the service is very good. I never had issues or mistakes. The restaurant is kept clean, bathroom included, and the food was always hot and fast.
Posted by Never going back on 06/16/2013
Place was empty and there were 7 servers behind us and we kept waiting from water or anyone to acknowledge we were thirsty; being it was 93 degrees out. We could not get one person to come to our table so we left and the girl in the group says, come again.....don't think so....
Posted by Tonyx on 02/06/2011
Great food and service. Pizza was done just right. Salad was very tasty and their wings w/caramelized onions are to die for.