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I promise I'll get better at blogging again. I just feel like I have so much going on and I have a lot on my mind lately. Tastefully Simple is GROWING big time, which of course, is AWESOME. We're trying to figure out what we're doing about a house once our lease is up here and so much more. My mind never rests! But there are a lot of cute pics I want to share with everyone, so I'm just going to upload some here. I do promise, though, I'll get better at blogging regularly. It's on my 'priority' list. :)
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Dinner Conversation
Family dinners are important to me. I love that we sit down together {almost} every night and talk about our day. Gavin asks Daddy how his day at work was, we tell Daddy what we did... It's a tradition I hope we keep as long as possible.
That's why it was important for me to have Riley's high chair ready to go when she was born. Most nights, she's at the table with us, either sitting in her high chair looking around, bouncing on my lap if she's fussy, or nursing while I try to carefully eat my dinner without spilling too much on her. (Multitasking!)
Some nights, Riley really doesn't find our dinner conversations very interesting...
Sep 26, 2011
Two Months!
Just as I expected it to, time is flying! Our sweet Riley is 2 months old today.
We're really loving our new family. Gavin is so enamored with his baby sister. He loves her so much, and now that Riley's smiling, we can already tell she's going to love him as much. It's so cute to watch her smile at him. We were watching Friends the other night (imagine that!) and there was a scene with Monica and Ross picking on each other and Jarrod started laughing and said, 'I hope they're like that.' :)
Riley's growing quickly. We will get her official stats later this week at her 2 month check-up, but my guess is she's about 10.5lbs right now. We're still nursing on demand and she sleeps when she wants to sleep. I'm not worried about a 'schedule' so she's basically calling the shots right now. She's up a lot more during the day, and is sleeping 5-7 hour stretches at night. Typically, I only have to get up once a night to feed her, which is great! She's still sleeping in the Rock and Play sleeper though next to the bed. I never thought at almost 9 weeks she wouldn't be in her crib yet, but it's sooo easy to leave things as they are when she's sleeping SO well at night! She's wearing 0-3 month clothes right now and size 1 Huggies Pure and Natural diapers. I'm able to get her to take a bottle in the evenings, but she's still not taking it for Jarrod. That's our biggest struggle right now.
She smiles a lot now, especially at her Daddy. We're starting to get a few random sounds out of her, too. I'm noticing that she still favors her left side - she's always looking left, so we're constantly moving her head to the right when she sleeps to balance things out. We're still loving our moby and the ergo carrier...I use one or both at least once a day! Her baby acne has really cleared up well, but now she has some cradle cap that we're dealing with. Her poor hair has definitely thinned out. I just hope it starts growing again soon! We're also wondering when (if) her eyes will change to brown. Right now, they're still the same blue they were at birth.
She's looking more like me everyday, I think. She DEFINITELY got my ears and my nose. I wish I had baby pictures of mine to upload for side-by-side comparisons, but I don't. Maybe my fantabulous dad will scan some in to email me. :)
This is how our photo shoot ended....
And a quick comparison from last month to this month.
Quick info on Gavin - he's really enjoying preschool. No tears since the incident on the first day! I think it's been really good for him to have his time out of the house. I love getting there to pick him up and peeking in the window to see what he's doing. He's grown up a lot in the last few weeks! I love hearing him tell me how much he misses me when he gets home. I don't love the germs he's going to be bringing home now...we spent the weekend on Motrin dealing with a fever going up and down.
I love this picture. It shows just how sweet and loving Gavin is with his baby sister. I heard him talking to her one day while she was napping and went in to check on them. He told me he was giving Riley his Mater truck to sleep with...how precious is he?
Sep 21, 2011
Wanna Join Me?
I'm going to talk about Tastefully Simple for just a minute because this deal is so phenomenal, so forgive me in advance for the plug! :) Signing up for a consultant account with Tastefully Simple is normally $170, and until Sept. 30 it's only $85! It's the cheapest it's ever been offered and my team is growing like crazy. Last summer, after moving to yet another new city and struggling to get things started without knowing anyone here, I thought about quitting. But, my fabulous sponsor {Hi, Annisa!} encourage me to stick with it for just a little longer, and I'm so glad I did! Last October, I signed my first team member, and now I have 10! Three people have joined our team with this incentive and we have at least one more joining as soon as her party closes. If you'd like to join us, let me know! YOU decide how much you make. YOU decide how often to work. YOU decide when you get a promotion. YOU do NOT carry inventory. YOU do NOT pack/deliver orders. YOU do NOT carry more than 2 totes into a party. YOU DO get paid the night of your party. YOU DO make 30%. Parties are a blast. I'm so excited to get my party schedule up and running again tomorrow night (even though it will be my first time away from Riley!) I'd love for you to give this company a shot! Contact me!
Sep 20, 2011
A Trip to the Gardens
For the year and half we've lived here, I've been telling Jarrod I wanted to take a trip down to the Botanical Gardens (about 25 mins away). Finally, we made the trip earlier this month! We woke up and had a family breakfast at Chickfila, only to come out to find it looking like rain. But, we decided to head south anyway!
The Gardens were really pretty, but not at all what I expected. I was imagining the Botanical Gardens back home, where we had our maternity photos taken during Gavin's pregnancy. This place was set up differently, and much smaller. But, it was still beautiful. I love some of the pics I got. Of course, Gavin wasn't the most cooperative when it came to getting his pic taken. He's like his father...
Gavin loves to walk on things like a balance beam now. And I love to hear him say to himself, 'Airplane arms for balance!' like he learned when he took Fit Kids. :)
Climbing up to the 'birds' nest.'
There was a tunnel to crawl through in the Children's Garden. But as Jarrod started to go through (thinking Gavin was following him), Gavin decided he didn't want to try, so Jarrod backed up.
Love the color on this bridge!
We'll have to go back because we didn't get a chance to finish walking through. We got about half way around (it kind loops around) and the rain started. We ran to the entrance where there was thankfully a tent that had been set up for a wedding that night. Once it slowed down we ran to the car. Fun memories!
Sep 19, 2011
Bath Time!
In an attempt to get more cuteness on the blog, I'm sharing some bath time pics from the last couple of baths. Isn't she just adorable? After the first bath, she's pretty much loved bath time. She's super calm the entire time and loves to kick her feet.
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In 2010, Pam Miller '10 and Emily Anderson '11 founded Button Up, a company that creates custom-made buttons and magnets. Miller and Anderson attended Ideas Inc. through Millikin's Center for Entrepreneurship. After placing in the Elevator Pitch Competition and becoming tenants in MU's business incubator, Hub, the pair competed in the 2011 Business Creation Competition, winning Best Business Plan in the College of Arts and Sciences. They also received funding through the Larry and Ann Haab Seed Fund.
The company has created buttons for major events, including International Foursquare Day and National Homeless Advocacy Day, as well as local events such as weddings and student programs. The owners also visit grade schools to talk about small businesses and work with children and older adults to help them create their own hand-drawn buttons.
As a student, Miller was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority and Alpha Psi Omega national theatre honor society. A resident assistant, she also served as the Americorps VISTA Service Learning Coordinator and implemented the first annual Box City event to spread awareness of homelessness.
While at Millikin, Anderson was a resident assistant, a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, president of EQALL and member of the Human Service Connection, which organizes alternative spring breaks for students to learn about underserved populations. She also played in the Percussion Ensemble and in the Millikin-Decatur Symphony Orchestra.
Miller and Anderson are both scheduled to graduate in May from the University of Maryland, Baltimore, with master's degrees in social work.
Button Up products are available at The Blue Connection and the Cancer Care Center of Decatur. For more information, visit their Facebook page.
Want to be spotlighted as the "Young Alum of the Month?" We are seeking recommendations and self-nominations for outstanding young alumni who have demonstrated innovative and responsible professional leadership and have the potential for future success. Email Jaclyn Weisenborn '09, associate director of alumni engagement, with a short write-up of why you or your nominee should be considered for this profile. Please include a list of successes and achievements in your nomination, and attach a portrait or headshot (if available). One alum will be featured each month in MY Times.

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By Abbey Dufoe
The first three years of my life were spent in a hiking carrier.
Oxford University Press (OUP) has recently come under fire for omissions from their Junior Dictionary aimed at seven-year-olds.
There is a certain richness found southern Nevada's Mojave Desert; a flavor that draws you deeper into the awe-inspiring salt flats, meandering canyons and expansive valleys that define the region.
The Gloria Barron Wilderness Society Scholarship was founded by Tom Barron in honor of his mother, a conservationist and teacher, with the goal of encouraging visionary American conservationists at a crucial point
The Wilderness Society hopes to build on a year of great accomplishments in 2014 by protecting more wilderness and public lands while continuing to defend bedrock conservation and energy policies that keep air and water clean.
That is why legislation has been introduced to protect these lands yet again, granting the area another opportunity for well-deserved and long-overdue recognition and conservation.
On Jan. 14, Jeremy Garncarz, our Senior Director of Wilderness Designations, was interviewed on The Brian Lehrer Show, a radio show on New York's chief public radio station.
A new survey shows that American doctors are concerned about the effects climate change is having on their patients.
The majority of the medical professionals surveyed said they are already seeing these effects:
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Shire Plunges After Lialda Fails in Test for Colon Condition
March 30 (Bloomberg) -- Shire Plc fell the most in almost three years in London trading after saying its Lialda drug for ulcerative colitis failed in a trial that may have expanded its use and potentially reached sales of more than $2 billion.
Shire shares sank 4.6 percent to close at 2,020 pence, the steepest decline since May 2009.
The treatment failed to meet the main goal in a test of 592 patients with diverticulitis, a condition where pouches that form in the wall of the colon get inflamed or infected, the Dublin-based company said today in a statement. The trial would have been the last of three stages of human tests usually needed for approval, which the company said it will no longer pursue.
If the drug worked for diverticulitis, it might have brought in more than $2 billion with 900,000 U.S. users at its peak, JPMorgan analysts wrote in a report dated March 8. At the time of the report, the bank estimated potential sales of $500 million with 200,000 users. The drug generated $372.1 million in 2011.
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Paintings of the sheer peaks of the Alps or serpentine glimmer of the
Hudson River showcase the awe-inspiring characteristics of the natural
world. But there's something equally compelling about depictions of
interior spaces. Think of how bleak and bereft Edward Hopper's bedroom
scenes are, or the sense of anticipation, warmth, and intimacy in
Johannes Vermeer's paintings of women's domesticity. The evocations may
be subtle, but they're undeniable.
I used to think so romantically about Monet, Pissarro, and the other
Impressionists. Not romantic like Manet is so dreamy; romantic as in
idealizing this particular group of painters—thinking they stepped
outside of their studios and, snap, Impressionism just happened.
Veneration can sometimes blind the mind's eye to all the toil and
planning that goes behind an elegant masterpiece. The reality is that
the Impressionists were strategists, thinkers, and pioneering
technicians when it came to the art they produced.
With summer in full swing, I've been spending as much time as
possible outdoors, going to concerts and plays, walking from place to
place when I do my errands, and just finding every excuse for an
outdoor excursion. Landscape painting is another perk of the season.
There's something invigorating about stepping outside and sharing space
with your subject matter--breathing the same air, seeing the same light,
and having an in-the-moment experience with the landscape.
No matter the venue, the accepted rule of thumb is that a painting
should always be hung just above eye level. As a result, many artists
create paintings with this point of view. Louisiana artist Mitchell Long
seeks to subvert this expectation by manipulating vantage points in his
paintings of landscapes, cityscapes, and interiors. He often makes the
horizon line loom low or stretch high, or manipulates the picture plane
so that viewers feel small—or as though they are floating a few feet
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Makassar. Four foreigners were found stranded on Pandangan Island, Pangkep district, South Sulawesi on Monday after their boat broke down.
Andrew Jennings, 37, and David Hodkinson, 32, from the United Kingdom, and Robert Azopadis, 51, and Lisa Chamberlain, 21, from Australia, were evacuated to Soekarno Hatta port in Makassar on Monday night.
"The location they were found is around Pandangan island, 80.4 kilometers from Makassar," Roki Asikin, head of Makassar Search and Rescue Agency, said on Tuesday. "They were sailing from the Philippines heading to East Timor and Australia. But the propeller axis was destroyed, the fan was not working."
At first they were suspected as illegal migrants. But the officers discovered they were on an adventure on a fiberglass-made boat.
Roki said their conditions were relatively stable and healthy. But they needed rest after drifting in the Makassar strait.
The agency first heard about the stranded foreigners from a report from the Australian Rescue Coordination Center on Monday afternoon.
The boat has been taken to Makassar and is under repair. The four adventurers plan to continue their travels after their boat is fixed.


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Wednesday, August 6, 2014
In Savannah, Ga. four grillers stood before a panel of judges, waiting for the OK to race to their designated grills and start grilling up some morsels.
When they were finally given the cue the grillers ran off, with a mere 20 minutes to prepare a dish that consisted of green tomatoes and quail.
Anybody who was watching American Grilled on July 30 might have recognized two of the grillers who were frantically trying to beat their deadline: Jack Waiboer of North Charleston and Cheyenne Ledyard of Summerville were two of the competitors on the new grilling game show that airs on the Travel Channel.
Waiboer is a pitmaster for Kraft Foods and owns Carolina Pit Masters Barbecue Cooking School. Ledyard runs an online store called The BBQ Pantry, and also caters. Both compete in statewide barbecue competitions.
The two locals were joined by Tina Cannon, a wedding and event designer from Peachtree, Ga., and Lee Cheeks, a custom machinist from Aiken who builds grills.
The shows producers travel across America and find notable local grillers to participate in the game show. A new city is visited each week; a new hour-long episode airs every Wednesday at 9 p.m.
July 30s episode was called Southern Char, with competitors urged to grill some delicacies that represented the South.
Out of the four competitors only one walks away with a $10,000 prize.
After each round a panel of three judges tastes and critiques the prepared plates. The competition was hosted by David Guas, chef/owner of Bayou Bakery, Coffee Bar & Eatery in Arlington, Va. Gaus was joined by guest judges Ray Dr. BBQ Lampe, a barbecue award winner and cookbook author, and Ted Dennard, owner of Savannah Bee Company.
After reviewing the dishes a competitor gets the chop. Cheeks was eliminated after the first round.
In the second round grillers had 40 minutes to prepare a dish with Vidalia onions, pork cheeks and turnip greens. Ledyard struggled to get the onions cooked all the way through, and did not have enough time to pour sauce on all the judges plates.
Ledyard was the second contestant to be eliminated.
Although disappointed and feeling like he should have been able to move on to the next round, Ledyard said hes happy he had to the chance to put his name out there and compete on the show.
Travel Channel was very kind to pick me from the pool, he said. I think they showed me in a good light.
It was a great experience to be judged by the panel of judges we had, he said. I got to put myself out there. Thats what its all about.
Ledyard had a viewing party of the show when it aired July 30.
Im living the barbecue dream, he said. I enter so many contests and you cant win them all.
In the last round Waiboer and Cannon were faced with a pork rib roast rack, fresh shrimp, stone-ground grits, and honey harvested by judge Dennard. Competitors were given 50 minutes to grill.
Im going to make great food, Southern style, and Im going to stick it right in their face, Waiboer told the viewers as he began to grill and decided to create a shrimp n grits plate for the judges.
Here in the Lowcountry we eat shrimp at least once a week, he said in a testimony. When you see shrimp n grits, you have to make shrimp n grits.
Waiboer ran into trouble in the last round when his grill started a fire, burning his meat. He was able to cut off the burnt parts of the meat. Judges commented on some charred spots on the meat but told Waiboer it still tasted great along with the shrimp n grits.
I want to show my kids that when you set your sights on a goal, and you work hard, you can accomplish whatever you want to accomplish, Waiboer told the judges.
Despite the overall positive critique, Cannon came out on top in the competition.
Waiboer said that although he did not win he still had a blast competing.
Id do it again if they asked me to, he said. I had a great time.
Waiboer said he loved being portrayed as the gentle giant on the show.
Travel Channel portrayed me very well, he said.
Waiboer strongly believes it should have been Ledyard who joined him in the final round.
Cheyenne did really well and Im sure he has a bright future, he said. Im sure it (the show) is going to help his Internet business.
As the first runner-up in the competition, Waiboer has an opportunity to be selected for American Grilled: Second Chance. Viewers are invited to vote for their favorite runner-up from all episodes of the season, and at the end of the season the griller with the most votes will return for a second chance (http://www.travelchannel.com/tv-shows/american-grilled/articles/american-grilled-second-chance).
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COLUMBIA — A former trustee at South Carolina State University accused of using his influence in exchange for a Porsche and other favors is asking the government to share its evidence against him.
In court documents filed this week, Greenville businessman Jonathan N. Pinson asked a judge to order federal prosecutors to disclose the names of any confidential informants they want to call at his trial. Pinson also said he wanted to see any potential evidence, including statements from his co-defendants and any surveillance video or other recordings.
Pinson was arraigned last month on two felony counts of interference with commerce by threat of violence. Prosecutors said an unnamed Florida businessman asked Pinson to help sell property called the "Sportsman's Retreat" in Orangeburg County, where the university is located.
Pinson agreed to "illegally use his influence and position" to arrange for the school to buy the property in exchange for a Porsche SUV, prosecutors said.
Former university police chief Michael Bartley also agreed to help promote the sale of that property in exchange for about $30,000, according to the indictment. Authorities said they monitored Pinson's phone calls in 2011 and learned of his deal with Bartley, who had also been set to get an all-terrain vehicle in the land deal, which never happened.
Prosecutors said Bartley confessed and agreed to help them. He has pleaded guilty to conspiracy and will be sentenced later.
Prosecutors also said Pinson conspired with a Greenville businessman, Eric Robinson, to get kickbacks in exchange for using Robinson's entertainment company to promote a 2011 homecoming concert at S.C. State. Both men have pleaded not guilty and face up to 20 years in prison if convicted, and authorities have said they expect more indictments.
Pinson joined the South Carolina State board of trustees in 2005 and served as its chairman for several years until last February. He decided then to resign the leadership post, but held on to his seat on the board before leaving altogether in December, citing professional and family obligations.
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The departments of the Finance Division include Administration, Accounting, Treasury Management and Budget. Each serves with an eye to the efficiency that enables us to offer the citizens of Hillsborough County the most affordable transportation options possible. Read on to learn how we are working to serve you every day.
Administration oversees the operations of the Division and serves as quality controller of external departmental comprehensive reports. The division also assists external auditors and formulates policies for financial operating efficiency in other departments.
The primary responsibility of the Accounting Department is to ensure that adequate funds are maintained for all disbursements of HART in both payroll and accounts payable areas. The Department is also responsible for the processing of all transactions through the Great Plains information system and the distribution of management and departmental reports that are generated by the system.
Our Treasury Department accounts for and monitors all revenues received by HART. The Department assures sufficiency of working capital by making funds available when needed and maximizes return on capital through the administration of a prudent investment program.
The Budget Department is primarily responsible for coordinating the preparation of the HART budget and review processes, and monitoring budget expenditures. The Department also performs research and cost-benefit analysis of proposed HART projects.
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Any marketing or online community manager has or is grappling with the question of whether their social media efforts are truly engaging their fan base. As the communications manager at my organization, that is a question I am trying to answer myself, as is many people in my field. The other question is can we visually see how "engaged" people are with their favorite brands?
Firstly, the definition of engagement, according to Webster's online dictionary, is:
1 a : an arrangement to meet or be present at a specified time and place b : a job or period of employment especially as a performer
2 : something that engages : pledge
3 a : the act of engaging : the state of being engaged b : emotional involvement or commitment c : betrothal
4 : the state of being in gear
5 : a hostile encounter between military forces
Obviously, definitions 2-3c work in light of this discussion. This may is having the most fans on Facebook or followers on Twitter mean you have a truly emotionally involved or committed fan base?
I can say most likely not. Some organizations or individuals run Facebook and Twitter contest to boost their numbers but don't think about retention. Retention meaning, how to keep fans engaged by sharing relevant content, creating stellar products and giving outstanding service. Don't look at the numbers, numbers are great, but what are people doing with the content or information they are being fed?
Therefore, having a large following should be considered progress…not impact. Impact can be defined in a sense of having increased revenue, enhanced lead generation, inroads to relationship building but it's not engagement. Engagement is having loyal fans or followers that will act as brand evangelist, people to not only spread the word to their networks but have influence on the "purchasing" (term is used loosely here, fill in the term that is most suitable for your line of business) cycle of another individual.
Clearly, social media should be seen as make progress towards an end goal.
Tip for the day: Don't confuse progress with engagement.
As an end user or a marketing/community manager, how do you define engagement?


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"In a perfect world we would have more respect for human life and the unborn and there would be no abortions, but in the current legal framework we are limited in what we can do. We're very concerned about the safety of women who are unfortunately making the decision to have an abortion," he says, citing two malpractice cases affiliated with abortion providers the foundation is currently investigating.
Though most clinics have cited the strict building requirements as the most prohibitive and expensive aspect of the proposed legislation, Freund feels that the demands are reasonable: "The abortion industry is a $1 billion industry. Fixing their facility is something that's affordable if they choose to do it," he says.
Paulette McElwain, president and CEO of the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood says that the physical requirements are in fact the only stumbling block for their centers -- all their clinics already meet or exceed the strict regulations on patient safety and privacy, inspection control, and staffing that are outlined in the regulations.
The building requirements may prove even more difficult for individual physician's offices that provide abortions as part of gynecological care, according to Rosemary Codding, the administrator of the Falls Church Healthcare Center in Virginia. Given their location in a 1950s high-rise, requiring the remodeling of everything from hallway width to ceiling height to air conditioning ducts may be unfeasible.
"I've had engineers looking at the code to figure out how we can adjust, but I don't know how we are going to manage," she says.


text: Four fitness-tracking wearables to watch out for Technology 19 March 14 by Katie Collins Misfit ShineKatie Collins There have been a bunch of wrist-based activity-tracking devices around for a while now that have given wearers the best insights they've probably ever had into their daily exercise and sleep patterns -- most famously Fitbit, Jawbone and the Nike Fuelband.At the Wearable Technology Show in London this week though, Wired.co.uk saw a range of new products that promise to go above and beyond what we've come to expect of fitness trackers.Misfit ShineThe Misfit Shine is the tiniest fitness tracker we've seen. It's like a little pebble that can slot into to a range of different cases and be worn anywhere on the body. There's a sports band and leather band to attach it to your wrist, a necklace (which is actually attractive enough to wear) and a magnetic ring that attaches it securely to any of your clothes -- including a swimming costume.Being able to take the Shine swimming (it is waterproof to 50m) is just one of the things that sets it apart from its rivals. Connect it to its smartphone app, you can specify what kind of exercise you've been doing at any given time and it will then adjust your total calorie burn and workout level for the day accordingly. Unlike Fitbit and Jawbone devices, it knows automatically when you're sleeping. Its battery life is also four-six months, which makes us inclined to feel favourably towards it all the more. It's priced at £100. Fitbug OrbFitbug Fitbug OrbIn a similar vein, the Fitbug Orb is also a small pebble-like device that you can slot into a wristband or clip and attach to your clothes. It's aesthetically attractive, but doesn't look quite as premium as the Shine. Then again, you wouldn't expect it to -- at £50, it's half the price.The thing that sets Fitbug apart though are the "Kik" fitness plan packages that are being developed to work alongside it. These app-based courses are still in development, but Fitbug is working on 12-week fitness plans that focus on getting ski fit, to post-natal weight loss, to becoming flexible for gardening. They will work alongside the tracker to help you use personal workout data that is being gathered to achieve an goal. Content and advice will be delivered through the app, and will include podcasts and videos. XensrKatie Collins Xensr"We were a bunch of athletes who just wanted to know how high we were jumping," David Troup, CEO and founder of Xensr tells Wired.co.uk. The highly specced-out little sports sensor uses Bluetooth LE to send information to your phone, or even smartwatch, about your sports performance in real time. Not only can it measure jump height, but also airtime, distance travelled, speed, landing impact and other metrics.It was first revealed at CES in Las Vegas in January, and should be coming to market in Q3 this year. Myontec shorts and appMyontec Myontec"Each muscle produces a small electronic signal and we collect those those signals," says Myontec's Pekka Tolvanen, pointing to a needle swinging around the face of the Myontec app, while contracting his thighs. He is wearing some very smart shorts that can tell you about your balance and speed in real-time as you run, balance or… otherwise move.The shorts are padded out with sensors that report back to a waist-high module that communicates with your phone. "It is a tool for yourself and your personal trainer," explains Tolvanen when we balk at the 890 euro price tag. Myontec is hoping eventually to produce some cheaper shorts too, but now they are being used primarily as a training tool by elite athletes. Comments Latest on wired.co.uk


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14th District Police Respond to Suspicious Activity On 1800 Block of N. Milwaukee
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At 8:15AM today, a 911 call regarding two suspicious vans with out-of-state plates, which had been parked overnight on the 1800 block of North Milwaukee, prompted 14th District Police to investigate.
Upon arriving on the scene, the five responding officers discovered a group of 11 youths, three dogs, two rats, and a cat, sleeping inside the vans. The group explained that they had parked overnight so that they could join the Occupy Chicago movement at a May Day rally occurring downtown tomorrow. They also stated that they would possibly be staying in the Chicago area for one more night but would then be returning to California. An officer, not within hearing range of the youths, speculated to The Pipeline that they were more likely in the area to protest the upcoming NATO summit, though no proof of this was found.
Police questioned the group and demanded to see identification from all members. While most of them complied respectfully, three individuals were found not to be in possession of proper identification, including 21-year-old Evan Munn who had only a college issued ID and was found to be carrying a pocket knife. Munn was also cited as being uncooperative with officers and was briefly detained in a squad car. Ultimately no charges, including no parking violations, were filed against any members of the group and Munn was released, albeit without his pocket knife.
Officers had left the scene by 9 AM though the group remained parked for another 30 minutes before driving away, north on Milwaukee. [See editor's note]. During this time, The Pipeline asked Munn what had occurred. He replied that he had been "answering the officer's questions with questions," and that when asked to show his ID, he says he responded by asking if he was going to be charged with something. The Pipeline inquired where the youths had been driving from the prior night. Brandon Carrillo, who described himself as a musician, reported that he and those in his van had visited his grandmother's house near Indianapolis, had dinner and showered, changed a light bulb for his grandmother, and then met up with a second van in Chicago.
"Where do you live?" The Pipeline asked Carrillo. "Here," he said, pointing to one of the two vans.
-Alisa Hauser
edited by J.R. see his comments.
[Editor's note: Alisa was intent on taking a thoroughly unbiased approach when covering this story and did not want to overly elaborate on the nature of the youths being questioned. I added "mostly unwashed and filthy clothes wearing" before "youth" but she deleted that. To clarify any confusion which might have been caused by her vague description of the suspects, this group was essentially akin to the filthy and unsavory trustafarians who arrive in Wicker Park each summer and sit on street corners begging for change. At the end of the story, I had added, "….the group remained parked for another 30 minutes and could be observed giggling and littering the ground with cigarette butts." Alisa, whose byline is on the story, did not observe them giggling and putting cigarette butts on the ground, so she deleted that, but I did witness it.
It should also be added that the group stated to The Pipeline that they were planning on filing a complaint against the officers who had questioned them. The Pipeline would like to note that we, both Alisa and myself, witnessed absolutely nothing which could be construed as police misconduct and that the officers were fully respectful of the rights of the suspects. – J.R., the Pipeline's copy editor]
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Here's a joke. How many hip homeless does it take to change a light bulb? Answer: Apparently 11 youths, three dogs, two rats, and a cat.
Wow, look up the word judgmental in the dictionary and your pictures would be there. You know absolutely nothing about these kids other than their clothes are dirty and they smell bad. Homeless, an assumption from one with a brain probably the size of a dinosaur. In fact that handsome young man in the center of the group picture in my son, who is not homeless, is well educated but decided to take a few months to see our beautiful country from a new point of view. He will hold these memories for the rest of his life. Generally most of them positive, thank you to those who have not judged and been accepting to these young people who are doing something that most of us would never have the guts to try. God Bless you on the rest of your travels and hurry home
Thank you for writing in. Your son and everyone in van was cordial. It was the editor who was being judgmental. We got in a huge fight because of it. The editor tried to interject his thoughts on the youth into the writer's story, if you see the note. I was very angry with him because he was interfering and inserting his bias. It has even resulted in my no longer wanting to live with him. He is a very good editor though and 90% of time he is right. We differed on this issue. Two vans parked overnight with out of state plates in front of a residential building is a cause of concern. That is why someone called police.
For the record (I'm the 'editor'), Alisa has been my roommate for the past 8 months. I've offered to help her edit her stories and, consequently, most of said edits have been to remove the blatant and uncalled-for bias she inserts on a regular basis.
However, that's only tangentially relevant. Do I have a bias here? Absolutely. But did I write anything that wasn't true and witnessed either by myself or Alisa? Absolutely not. In fact, it was Alisa who described the suspects to me as foul smelling and wearing dirty clothes but then tried to recant (and ultimately remove) that statement once one of them told her they'd showered the previous night.
And forgive the dictionary, for it too must be biased and judgmental, but 'homeless' is defined as a person who is without a stable residence. Having access to a home but choosing to leave it doesn't negate the term.
A 911 call made to report legally parked vans is a little over the top as far as neighborhood watch goes, but the comments added by the copy editor,
J.R.?????, are uncalled for and exhibit unethical editing. Please keep such bias out of this newsletter
I've traveled with alot of these very people and actually they live in a van so its a "stable residence" and this land called america is our home. yes, we are "houseless" but not "homeless"…I feel these comments and presentation of the article is very unprofessional.
Thank you so much, J.R., for your explanations at the end. It would have simply been droll without your rant at the end that has nothing to do with anything besides interjecting your toxic, biased, unethical comments that don't change any of the important points of the story. A van was parked, it was traveling kids, they were questioned and let go. Run a blog if you want to complain about petty things, don't try to turn someone else's story into your own 'what grinds my gears.' You fail, sir. You epically fucking fail.


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Okay, just re-read the ground fighting faq and discovered I'm a dick, sorry. I wasn't trying to stir up **** between Judo and BJJers though; my motivations for my questions are thus:
BJJ really interests me. I look at the guys who do it successfully and see not the 'typical' wrestler, huge, people who look like they spend 7 days a week gorging growth hormones and bench pressing fire engines, the archetypal 'meathead'. I see long limbed, wirey guys, guys who look kinda like me in fact (but fitter :P). The technical aspects also really fascinate me, Ive seen BJJ matches between two skilled players described as something akin to a game of chess, well, I love chess!
Now for my problem. BJJ schools spread slowly, mostly because of the arduous requirements of gaining rank I'm guessing. A black belt is guaranteed to know what he's doing, unfortunately they're very rare around my neck of the woods and there probably won't be any reputable schools here for quite some time. So, what I want to know is, will Judo give me a decent grounding in BJJ, will the stuff I learn doing Judo be applicable at all? There are several clubs in my area, all are BJA clubs so will probably be decent. The one I'm interested in is a W. Yorks Police club though; as I think they'll be less focused on the sport aspects of Judo, and more on the real self defence applications. Guess I should be asking them really, but I just wanted to make my reasons for being so inquisitive here clear. I'm not a **** stirrer, just someone who is genuinely curious.
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Not only will it be applicable, but after going Judo for a while you will probably find you can take down BJJ whites and blues more or less at will. They will, however, often make you regret it. Try not to pick up the habit of turtling to stall out groundwork and you'll do fine (in a less competition focused club this could be less of a problem).
Disclaimer: my Judo knowledge consists of getting repeatedly uchi-mataed by one who I've occasionally trained with, and interweb reading.
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I agree both BM and MM made their charters Billy Abbott and Adam Newman come to life and made them their own. I have been watching Y&R since I was child when I use to record the soaps on VHS for my mom. Now lucky I bought her a TiVo and she still watches as I do. They attended the same acting school and I believe they both played their character extremely well and made me a previously anti Billy/Adam a huge fan and came love Billy and Adam in a new light. They are both so remarkably talented, I expect them to soar high in their careers and look forward to seeing their new work. They will be missed. They will always be my favorite Billy and Adam that has ever been casted, they completely owned their roles and were flawless no matter what material they were giving it was always believable. That is true talent it cannot be fake. Good luck to both BM and MM.
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I actually didn't like Billy much 2 years ago when he came back,and Victor had him stuck in the trailer!That's when Sam and Malcolm just left in their last round of getting rid of 4 or 5 people in 2011!!Darn.it seems like a long time ago now!!Neither have returned as of yet!!I still want to see SPF back,because I think he would be better than Nick for Sharon!!But,Billy was not as good under Victor's thumb then,and I just hated the stuck in the trailer storyline that year!!But,Billy overcame a lot,and has become his own man!Even standing up to Victor much more!!I love him with his kids!!Adam is so morbid and mopey,but I will miss him though!!
Both talented too good for soaps anyway......
Couldn't have said it any better! They are the BEST male actors on the show!It will take years to get used to new actors in their roles sigh
It definitely settles it now. Adam was the ONE that ran over Billy's daughter. Pity. Nothing Victor can do but then again, he will be glad to be rid of his son, Adam, won't he?
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JOHN A. WIETHE ('34) --- 1982 Inductee --- lettered three years in football, three years in basketball, and one year in baseball. Member of the Legion of Honor. Member of the XU Basketball Hall of Fame.
The late John "Socko" Wiethe would have had a tough time playing in the NFL these days with the modern head-slap rule. While at Xavier, it's told that he used to bang away on the head of any lineman he ever went up against. And there weren't many of these battles that he didn't come out the victor.
Dynamic drive, a keen judgment that almost never erred, and an innate love of the game were the prime qualities which gained for "Socko" recognition throughout the Midwest. Wiethe came to Xavier from Roger Bacon High School, where he lacked the size for a college lineman, but in his first two years at Xavier he grew in both size and ability.
In his junior year, he made the All-Ohio Team at guard and also made the All-Carnegie Opponent Team. With his usual loyalty, he willingly switched to tackle his senior year and was chosen First Team All-Ohio that year, along with making Loyola's and Carnegie's All-Opponent teams.
When he was named to the All-Carnegie Opponent Team, he was selected over such standout players as "Moose" Krause of Notre Dame and Ed Fehring of Purdue. He helped XU upset Indiana 6-0 his senior year. Also in his final year at Xavier, he was elected unanimously by the coaches and players captain and MVP. He was called by his coach Joseph A. Meyer "as outstanding an athlete and leader as anyone ever coached."
One basketball story sticks out during Wiethe's XU career. Wiethe played Notre Dame All-American Ed "Moose" Krause one-on-one, outscoring him seven points to five. Notre Dame won the game 25-15 but, when John Wiethe fouled out of the game, written accounts tell of three Irish players, recognizing a game well played, walking over to the Xavier bench to shake his hand.
After graduation, Wiethe played football for the original Cincinnati Bengals. Later he played for Model Shoes, an independent pro club that almost beat NFL Champion Washington one season, dropping a 14-7 decision.
Wiethe also played basketball professionally. He played three seasons for the Cincinnati Redlegs, an independent pro basketball team.
Wiethe also distinguished himself as a coach. After stints as a coach at Roger Bacon and as a minor league baseball umpire, Wiethe took over as the football line coach at the University of Cincinnati at age 31. Later he was asked to take over as head basketball coach. The rest is history, as they say, as Wiethe compiled a 106-47 (.693) career record on the hardwood, leading UC to its first 20-win season and first NIT appearance.
Although he officially retired from sports before his 40th birthday, Wiethe still kept his sports interest. He led a group with a bid for ownership of the Cincinnati Bengals, a bid which he lost out to Paul Brown. Outside the sports world, he distinguished himself as an aggressive lawyer and politician.


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The folks at Peruvian Kitchen don't dumb it down for the city's bros at all. In addition to their black-but-moist hen, they offer fried rice adorned with raisins, carrots and corn; sturdy French fries with snappy hot dog slices; and a fabulous mesquite-smoked yam. But go for the anticuchos: two skewers of dark-brown beef heart glazed with garlic. The anticuchos are chewy, intensely meaty and easily the best offal in the county. 17552 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, (714) 847-7555. $
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No tables inside—just counters and stools. No air conditioning—that's why there are two tables outside. There's a great Italian roast beef sandwich, a multifolded pastrami, fries, onion rings and tater tots. But people line up five deep for the 11 hot dog varieties, ranging from Chicago to chili-cheese to something called the Wow! Dog—a blackened kielbasa, sautéed onions and a schmear of thick, gritty mustard worthy of its exclamatory name. 19092 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, (714) 378-0364. ¢
Both coffin dodger and whelp alike enjoy a sterling menu prepared by executive chef Yves Fournier, one in a long line of dazzling Chanteclair chefs that includes Pascal Olhats. Fournier maintains Chanteclair's multiyear tradition of Zagat listings with such items as his filet mignon, a dish that drips with enough blood to qualify as a Red Cross donation. Also lustrous is the steak Diane, a perfect compromise for no-frills meat fans and nuance-demanding foodies. 18912 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine, (949) 752-8001. $$$
You can imagine Bollywood goddess Aishwarya Rai filming some steamy-but-chaste dance scenes in the confines of Chakra's opulent set. But, thankfully, Chakra owners Ravi and Sunita Koneru invested money not only in the décor but also in chefs capable of embarking on a trek through India's major foodie provinces not found in any other Orange County restaurant—Gujarat, Kerala and even Hyderabad. 4143 Campus Dr., Irvine, (949) 854-0009; www.chakracuisine.com. $$
The Japanese are the creators of nikuman, the world's cutest sandwich, which consists of a candied, spongy flour wrapped around gingered meats and vegetables. At Diho Bakery, nikuman-type sandwiches are elevated to an art form on par with calligraphy. The taro, in particular, is a pleasant surprise—not your tiki party's dull, watery poi paste, but instead a jam waiting to be copyrighted by See's. 14130 Culver Dr., Ste. J, Irvine, (949) 857-6415. $
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It advertises itself as a South African restaurant, but Mozambique excels in its preparation of meat—pork chops, steaks, seafood and the great Durban curry, a dusky lamb dish that will warm you up wherever you may be. 1740 S. Pacific Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach, (949) 715-7100; www.mozambiqueoc.com. $$
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Great news! The results from CPA are in and we have been re-accredited with a term of 5 years! Thanks again to everyone who helped out with the self-study and site visit and, in particular, Theresa, Dianne, Sara, and Marie.
Remembrance Day service featuring Queen's Choral Ensemble. Admission: Free Location: Grant Hall (classes cancelled 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Congratulations to Chris Bowie and family upon the arrival of Ronan William Bowie, born at 8:47am, Thursday, November 4, 2010 weighing 8lb 4.4oz. Everyone is doing exceptionally well.
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The Social Aetiology of Mental Illness (SAMI) Training Program announces its call for applications for the 2011 - 2012 Fellowship. Fellowships are for one year, fully funded, research-based, and will help top-class research students further develop their skills in investigating the social aetiology of mental illness. The deadline to apply is March 1, 2011, at 5:00 p.m. EST. The application instructions are available at: http://knowledgex.camh.net/researchers/areas/sami
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"From the moment he took office, Scott Walker has pursued an extremist ideological agenda that is damaging to working Wisconsin families. And now, in his cowardly, hidden-signing of anti-woman, anti-family Republican bills that undermine the rights of women and their doctors to make health care choices based on medically-accepted best practices and repeal the Equal Pay Enforcement Act and the Healthy Youth Act, he's shown he is willing to harm women and children by destroying legislation that protected their rights and access to comprehensive, scientifically-accurate health education.
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