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The CIPN-Bay Area (Childhood Injury Prevention Network-Bay Area) is a multi-disciplinary group of individuals and agencies crossing County lines who share a passion for a safer world.
The group is committed to a leadership role in improving the lives of children through building community awareness of unintentional injury as a public health priority, and influencing legislation.
The aim is to provide networking opportunities; information and data-sharing; and offer individual expertise in various areas of injury prevention within and beyond the group.
The Network's focus is primarily on unintentional injuries for a target population of children 0-14 years of age in these areas:
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It is known that 90% of childhood unintentional injuries can be prevented. The CIPN-Bay Area is confident that knowledge from multiple disciplines strengthens the approach to prevention. By forming a core of skilled injury prevention practitioners, these experts are prepared to lead, collaborate, and advocate for effective prevention strategies. One of the objectives of the Network is to begin to understand more about how to affect behavior modification within the local communities, which will enable children and their caretakers to build resiliency. This knowledge will promote equitable outcomes for all children, and begin to reduce injury disparities that now exist due to race or socio-economic status which often limits access to simple safety devices.
The Childhood Injury Prevention Network-Bay Area (CIPN-Bay Area) recently launched a project to develop educational materials for Baby Safety Month (BSM). Baby Safety Month is celebrated annually by the founder, Juvenile Products Manufacturing Association (JPMA), as well as National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Home Safety Council, Keeping Babies Safe, and Skipper Vigil among others. A State resolution for BSM in California was secured by the CIPN-Bay Area for 2009. A 16 month calendar (September 2009 through December 2010) was designed and produced- http://www.printingresources.com/file_download/71a5a9d4-7ee3-fc11-9142-434d30cffa40 . The calendar begins with September which is a 2 page month with safety tips included for each day. The remainder of the calendar features safety tips for each month. On the back cover there is an injury prevention website directory and on the inside back cover is a list of car seat check up resources. 10,000 calendars were produced with funding by Children's Hospital & Research Center CalNevHa Kiwanis grant, and Children's Hospital & Research Center, Kohl's Injury Prevention Program grant, for community distribution. A press release and a gala reception are planned for September 24 to introduce the new calendar and celebrate Baby Safety Month. The event will take place at Alameda County Emergency Medical Services offices. An Alameda County Supervisor will read the resolution. The CIPN-Bay Area plans to open a web domain in the future which will feature local injury prevention resources as well as safety tips for parents and many other features. The calendar will be available in pdf for download from the new site. To find out more about the Baby Safety Month project, to obtain a copy of the calendar, or the State resolution, contact Bonnie Lovette RN MS PNP, Injury Prevention Coordinator, Trauma Services, Children's Hospital & Research Center: Oakland, firstname.lastname@example.com (while supplies last)


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First Integral Method to Study Nonlinear Evolution Equations
In this paper, we apply the first integral method to generalized ZK-BBM equation and Drinefel'd-Sokolov- Wilson system and one-dimensional modified EW-Burgers equation. The first integral method is a powerful solution method for obtaining exact solutions of some nonlinear evolution equations. This method was first proposed by Feng [8] in solving Burgers– KdV equation which is based on the ring theory of commutative algebra. This method can be applied to nonintegrable equations as well as to integrable ones.
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FPS staff report
May 20, 2013
It's been quite a season for the Carrollton baseball team.
As sophomores, this year's seniors had just two wins. This year, they will end with no less than 16 victories.
"The seniors have come a long way since they were sophomores," said head coach Butch Wood. "I am just so proud of them. They have displayed great leadership, have never given up and have shown great leadership to the younger kids. They are going to be missed."
The Warriors began tournament play last week in the Division II sectional at Vaccaro Field in Steubenville, where they pulled out a 6-5 win over Indian Creek in their opening game last Wednesday.
The Warriors made the most of their seven hits in the game, Tyler Krantz had a hit and two RBI for the Warriors, while Jeremiah Lowery recorded two hits, a RBI and a run scored. Adam Warner, Andrew Collins, Storm Mohn and Mirko Dobrijevic also had singles for Carrollton.
Carrollton struck first with a run in the bottom of the first. Indian Creek came back in the top of the second and plated two runs for a 2-1 advantage.
Carrollton tied the game at 2-2 in the bottom of the second and took the lead for good by scoring two runs in each of the fourth and fifth innings.
Creek held a brief 3-2 lead in the third inning and added its final two in the sixth.
Lowery was on the mound for the Warriors and went the distance. He gave up 10 hits, five runs and walked five.
Last Saturday in the sectional championship game, the Warriors fell to Harrison Central 8-7 in a 12-inning marathon.
The Warriors gave up a run in the top of the first inning, but rallied in the bottom of the inning by scoring four runs and took a 4-1 lead.
Krantz clubbed a run scoring single and Zach Brannick added a bases-loaded triple.
The Warriors added three more runs in the sixth and held a 7-6 lead.
The Huskies tied the game at 7-7 in the top half of the seventh.
Carrollton loaded the bases in the bottom of the seventh, but could not get anyone across the plate.
Krantz and Lowery did the pitching for the Warriors. They gave up 15 hits, had eight strike outs and surrendered six walks.
The Warriors finished with eight hits and three errors.
In regular season action last Thursday, the Warriors hosted NBC rival Salem at Hensley Field on senior night.
Carrollton came through with a 3-2 come-from-behind win over the Quakers.
Senior Mason Voulgares was on the mound for the Warriors making his first start of the season.
He pitched the first two innings, allowing no hits, two runs, while striking out two and walking three.
Tyler Krantz came on in the third and got the win. He pitched five scoreless innings, allowing just two hits, with two strike outs and no walks.
Salem scored all its runs in the top of the third inning.
The Warrior bats got going in the bottom of the fourth. With two runners aboard, Dobrijevic smacked a two-run double scoring Mohn and Lowery to tie the score at 2-2
The Warriors scored what would be the winning run in the bottom of the sixth on a RBI single by Krantz, scoring Mohn.
Mohn led the Warriors with three hits, including a triple and two runs scored.
The Warriors out-hit the Quakers 6-3, but Carrollton committed four errors in the game, while the Quakers did not have a miscue.
Carrollton was to end its regular season Monday on the road at Salem. A win over the Quakers would give them soul possession of third place in the NBC with a 9-5 record. Canton South has won the NBC, with Louisville placing second.
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Fitger's Celebrates 130 Year Anniversary
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Fitger's Brewhouse is celebrating the 130th anniversary of A Fitger & Co. on Thursday, August 22nd.
The event begins at 1:00 PM today at the Fitger's Courtyard. Around 2:00 PM there will be free cake as long as it lasts. At 5:00 PM there will be beer tasting. From 6-9:00 PM there will be live music, and from 6-8:00 PM there will be a tropical shirt contest!
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University of Advancing Technology is an elite, private college that serves its student body by fostering knowledge creation and academic excellence in an environment that embraces the young technophiles of the world. With three centers of research and a suite of technology-centered undergraduate and graduate degrees, the University is a recognized leader in technology education.
UAT now enrolling students in nation's first BS in Digital Maker and Fabrication Degree
(March 11, 2014) – Students can lead the Maker Revolution with the nation's first fully accredited Bachelor of Science degree in digital making and fabrication at the University of Advancing Technology (UAT) in Tempe, Ariz. The regionally accredited, private technology University is currently enrolling for the maker degree program's founding class of 2014 that begins this fall.
In the first year of this product design degree program, only 45 students will get the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become the first educated maker experts in an area of technological change reshaping the nation and world. Now, students can develop their own inventions in an exclusive, campus-wide, open-lab environment beginning their first year. As part of their curriculum, digital maker and fabrication graduates file their own U.S. patent. They learn to take an idea from concept to prototype and how to raise venture capital to bring innovation to market. Scholarship opportunities for the digital maker and fabrication degree are available.
"The Digital Maker and Fabrication movement is as big for technology innovation as the dawn of the Internet," says Dave Bolman, PhD, UAT Provost. "The American public will soon discover the digital maker movement will impact innovators similar to the Industrial Revolution or the Internet."
The unprecedented product design degree combines the curriculums and capability of UAT's existing and respected degrees in Robotics and Embedded Systems, Artificial Life Programming, Advancing Computer Science, Tech Product Design, Virtual Modeling & Design and Human-Computer Interaction.
"We have a responsibility to both our students and nation to prepare for this explosion of technology breakthroughs that are catalyzing a change in how we bring innovation to the markets," says Jason Pistillo, UAT president. "We want to place our digital modeling and product design graduates at the forefront of the digital maker and fabrication revolution, opening new doors of capability most cannot even imagine yet."
Among other firsts, the UAT product design program is the first in Arizona to launch a digital maker fabrication lab on campus, the UAT Makers Fab Lab. Modeled from the design of MIT's first Fab Lab community, the UAT Makers Fab Lab is equipped with the latest 3D printers, maker bots, CNC cutters, software and more.
For more information and a "founding student" application for UAT's Digital Maker and Fabrication degree program, visit www.UAT.edu/DMF. For more information on UAT's Makers Fab Lab, visit www.digitalmaker.com.
UAT becomes First University in Arizona to open on campus Digital Makers Fab Lab
(Nov. 13, 2013) University of Advancing Technology (UAT) becomes first University in Arizona to launch a digital maker fabrication lab on campus: the UAT Makers Fab Lab.
On the heels of the lab opening mid-October 2013, University officials are enrolling students into the nation's first fully accredited Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Maker and Fabrication. The new degree will combine the curriculums and capability of UAT's existing and respected degrees in Robotics and Embedded Systems, Artificial Life Programming, Advancing Computer Science, Technology Product Design, Virtual Modeling and Design and Human-Computer Interaction.
Located on the technology University's campus in Tempe, the UAT Makers Fab Lab is equipped with the latest 3D printers, maker bots, CNC cutters and the software and knowledge guidance that students need to bring innovative ideas to life. Modeled from the design of MIT's first Fab Lab community, UAT plans to join together the student communities already leveraging the new lab from many other UAT disciplines to start the first student facilitated and University-sponsored Digital Makers Lab organization. The Digital Makers Lab is designed to foster creativity and challenge student innovators with a 24/7 environment for those who seek to lead the new industrial revolution driven by the convergence of advancing technologies
Since the dawn of the computer revolution more than 30 years ago, UAT, a highly respected, private and fully accredited University in Tempe, AZ has accumulated a remarkable history of developing elite advancing technology degree programs. UAT bachelor and master level degrees are focused around preparing this country's technologists to help lead and supply the continual need for technology innovators created by the constant progressions of new technology.
University President Jason Pistillo says, "We have always had student success with dual technology majors who have been able to combine multiple disciplines for a real advantage once they graduated. The new digital maker and fabrication degree major takes this value equation and multiplies it exponentially for the student. Digital Making and Fabrication will be a degree major that's a product of converging digital disciplines we already offer that are materializing as something completely different when we combine the curriculums and the disciplines. We believe it's time to put the components together with a fully accredited major and degree program that provides graduates with a respected bachelor's level foundation within a STEM based general education curriculum and a major in digital maker or digital fabrication."
UAT believes there will be a shortage of those that will posses the capability to fulfill the yet unseen demand for industry, business and government that will be created by the new digital maker and fabrication movement: think web developers and computer programmers in the late 90's.
Jason Pistillo says, "At University of Advancing Technology, we have a responsibility to both our students and nation preparing for this explosion of technology breakthroughs that are changing the way we bring innovation to the markets. It is our intention to place our graduates at the forefront of the digital maker and fabrication revolution thus opening new doors of capability for them most cannot imagine yet."
"Our new Digital Makers Fab Lab and advancing technology degree programs will provide UAT's graduates with the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become the first educated experts in an era of technological change that will reshape this nation and the world. We are doing all of this keeping in perfect stride with our mission by educating students in advancing technology who innovate for our future," says David Bolman, Ph.D., UAT Provost.
"At UAT, we're proud of this new degree program addressing an emerging new field and joining our long line of elite technology degrees. Fueled by our history of innovation and our mission to educate students in advancing technology who innovate for our future, I believe UAT will help educate more leading innovators with this program than any of our others. The Digital Maker and Fabrication movement is as big for technology innovation as the dawn of the Internet," Dr. Bolman adds. "I think the American public will soon discover this digital makers movement will have an impact on our innovators much like that of the industrial revolution or the Internet."
A groundswell that's sweeping across the industry according to industry analysts, the Maker Revolution is a new way to think, design, conceive, prototype, test, manufacture and bring innovation to market. It is 3D printers, 4D fabricating, maker bots, robotics and embedded systems, engineering and hardware creation, digital design and animation, laser cutters, open-hardware and software, and desktop fabrication all combined and now taken to the industrial and consumer levels. This is an entire shift in the way we innovate and will change the way products and services are produced, distributed and used in everyday life.
"Anything that can transform the process of making stuff has tremendous leverage in moving the global economy. That's the making of a real revolution," states Chris Anderson in his recent book Makers: The New Industrial Revolution.
Already, UAT graduates are innovating and quietly setting the tone in the Makers Revolution. Since 2008, UAT has offered a bachelor's of science in Robotics and Embedded Systems. The Robotics program is more focused on hardware development versus a balance of hardware and software design methods that are forming together to create the Makers Movement. One example of early UAT alumni success in this emerging area is Network Security graduate and tech entrepreneur Jeremy Leung. He was provided the education base necessary for him to identify the need for and champion the development of HeatSync Labs in 2009. The lab is a membership-supported nonprofit that gives tech entrepreneurs and inventors access to expensive technology and professional-grade, high-tech tools they couldn't possibly afford on their own.
The UAT Makers Fab Lab, the development of a BS degree program with a major in the area of digital making and fabrication join the technology University's series of firsts in advancing technology offerings.
UAT is respected for its leadership and innovation in building the first computing-based, regionally accredited University in the country, at the dawn of the PC revolution. UAT offered the first regionally accredited Game Design and Game Programming degrees that have proven over the last 20 years to be one of the largest growth areas in technology today. UAT also introduced to education one of the first regionally accredited Network Security and Computer Forensics programs, now considered elite and among the most recognized nationwide, with their on campus lab being originally funded by a grant from the United States Department of Defense (DoD).
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UPMC assault suspect charged
Charges have been filed against a Braddock man accused of assaulting a UPMC McKeesport employee over the weekend.
Jamey Devon Green, 21, is charged with aggravated assault, simple assault and harassment for alleged attacking hospital employee Colleen Heinric, 55, early Saturday morning.
Heinric reportedly was beaten by Green after she discovered him near a secured exit on the fifth floor of the hospital's Crawford Building, an area designated for behavioral health patients.
Green reportedly said, "Come here, I need to show you something," to Heinric and walked toward the door. Heinric told police she was fearful of Green and turned her back and walked away.
Green is accused of knocking Heinric to her knees, putting his arm around her neck and punching her six or seven times in the face.
The criminal complaint says Green took Heinric's keys, which fell out of her pocket during the assault, and fled out the door. Heinric reportedly had a bloody mouth and swelling and bruises around her left eye and right forehead when police arrived. She was complaining of hip pain and had trouble standing on her own.
Green fled down the steps and out of the building, pulling several fire alarms on his way. Responding police found Green naked in a hospital parking lot claiming to be Jesus Christ. He was taken back to the behavioral health ward.
The charging report also states that a UPMC administrator on duty at the time refused to give police any information about Green, citing concerns about federal privacy laws. Heinric gave investigators Green's name.
Another employee told investigating officers that she witnessed the assault. She said she heard Heinric screaming and saw Green flee.
In June, Green was arrested by Allegheny County Housing police for carrying a firearm without a license and carrying a loaded weapon. He's awaiting trial in Allegheny County Court of Common pleas in that case.
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Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 6:05AM
Summer camp season is upon us - see y'all in a couple of weeks, most likely.
- An Introduction to Swift for Ruby Developers - Now you can avoid Objective-C when you want to move to iOS, which is good.
- InfraRuby 3.7 Released - Static ruby compiler, supposed to be very fast when you can live with the subset of Ruby that it implements.
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Walter Brasch: President Obama and Secretary Clinton could not allow government action against the filmmakers, as the protestors wanted. The Founding Fathers demanded freedom of speech, the press, and religion.
Ted Nugent: Rock's Village Idiot
American Competitiveness, and the President's New Relationship with American Business
The Ballad of Emmett Till: Till We Meet Again
Ed Rampell: But in a country still troubled by racism, where hate crimes are on the rise — from nooses and KKK hoods at the University of California San Diego to death threats against the first African American president — any month is appropriate for this engaging interpretation of the life and death of Emmett Till, the martyr who launched the Civil Rights movement. Three months after Till's murder, Rosa Parks stood up by sitting down in a segregated Southern bus.
Mary McCarthy in Vietnam, Barack Obama in Afghanistan
In 1967, outraged by the course of the Vietnam War, as well as her country's role in prolonging and worsening it, Mary McCarthy, novelist, memoirist, and author of the bestseller The Group, went to Saigon, then the capital of South Vietnam, to judge the situation for herself. The next year, she went to the North […]


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Thanks for finding the typos, 6thman. Thanks to your good eye, they're now fixed. By the way, the Rosina Parmagianno show is in Carrier Theater. That's the 500-or-so seat theater in the Mulroy Civic Center. I appreciate that you read this list. Mark
My story above says Australian Floyd kept the name and went to a new management company while Brit Floyd took on a new name and stayed with the old management company. Ian Cattell said that's the case when I contacted him again today after seeing the comment from Zoo Management.
Hi chitt44, I forwarded your question to the Syracuse publicist for Monster Jam. The reply: "According to Feld Entertainment, there is no re-entry into the Dome, once you leave. So if someone is coming for the pit party, they will need to stay in the Dome until the show."
Dan in Cicero, Your "guess" couldn't be more wrong. Shane Stillman and Sean Muldoon (and their band mates in Stone Soul Foundation, Jeff Wiggins and Doug Paradise) are intelligent, motivated and talented musicians. It was much fun working with them for this piece.
Yes, you all above are correct. I blew it with the Mick Jones line. I didn't hear Kelly Hansen announce that Mick was sick. Apparently, I thought Mick had discovered the fountain of youth from my seat up in Grandstand 2 row GGG. Thank you all for pointing out the error. It's fixed in the review.
Waffner reports that the ride-for-one-price days are Aug. 25, 26, 29, 30 and 31, and Sept. 1. The cost will be $25.
Troy Waffner, assistant fair director, tells me that yes, there will be days in which one price will allow the buyer to ride all day long. He's going to call me back with specifics when he returns to his desk.
The video is "Pick Up the Pieces." The audio player icon that's directly below my statement does, indeed, click to "If I Ever Lose This Heaven." Thanks for reading the Jazz Fest coverage.
You're not nitpicky, just a careful reader. I fixed the names in the post above. Thanks for reading my stuff.
Thanks for sharing those memories, those of you who so vividly remember the time of your lives that intersected with Sam Amato's days of glory here in Syracuse. I wasn't here in Syracuse for that era, but I do recall the aura Sam and the Twisters had at their Sammys induction in 1994. I sat one row behind them and watched a parade of well-wishers stop by to shake their hands. In 2005, Amato invited me to visit at his friend's house in Liverpool, and we sat around the kitchen table and he talked about rock 'n' roll with the confidence of somebody who owned the style.
Thanks for reading about Josh. He's a very nice young man, and I will indeed follow the arc of his accomplishments in the future. Can you say Joe Bonamassa? If you know of a young Central New York musician with an interesting story like Josh's, feel free to drop me a note at email@example.com. -- Mark
Hi darbykrash,
There have been years in which categories fall short of four, including at least one year with one nominee in a category. Officials say that doesn't necessarily mean the nominated CDs were the only ones submitted; it could mean the judging panel thought only those were worthy of nomination.
Thanks for your comment,
Hi Wickedglad,
The Sammys folks do not name nominees for the Brian Bourke Award for best new artist. Tradition holds that they announce the winner at the Sammys. The surprise factor has brought a lot of smiles and even tears of joy from recipients over the years.
Thanks for commenting,
Hi rob45degrees,
I consider the five-county area of Onondaga, Cayuga, Madison, Oswego and Cortland as my definition of Central New York. Geneva, in Ontario County, falls west of that. Thank you for adding your take on the issue.
Hi morechatter, The answer to your question is found in the site in which you can buy tickets. This is a Live Nation production. Thanks for reading, Mark
Round two, thinkinagain.
Marc Albert has indeed read comments on this item
Here's Albert's response, sent to me:
"I appreciate everyone's input.
"I would say three things:
"1) I didn't raise beer pricing from last year. It stay exactly the same, even though the Great State of New York added tax increases. I was trying to be conscious of the economic times we are in.
"2) As far as the 95X vs. TK99 radio advertising. It is a lesson well learned. For me to go into this any further would not be my style or the road I wish to take. Needless, the people have very valid points. I will admit that the lack of an on-air radio partner that knows how to promote events hurt me from the start and weighed heavily into my final decision. Galaxy has a first rate on-air and promotion department, where others although they may 'sell' they can, can not compete with the Galaxy machine.
"As a final point, Inner Harbor by ownership by the Canal Corp of the State of New York is a public park that can not charge admission."
Hi thinkinagain,
I have alerted Marc Albert about the thoughtful comments here. Thank you.
The Crouse-Hinds Concert Theater is indeed inside the Mulroy Civic Center. It's the biggest of three theaters inside the Civic Center. The Civic Center is located next door to the Onondaga County War Memorial. On the other side of the War Memorial is Oncenter, which includes the exhibition hall used for conventions. All three locations go under the Oncenter umbrella. The street address for the Civic Center is 411 Montgomery St., Syracuse.
Dear havoc1, Thank you for pointing out my error. It's fixed in the item. My only excuse is my own faulty memory.
Hi 59bluesman,
Blues Fest will be July 9 to 11. I wrote about this on March 18. I've kept in touch with new board president Todd Fitzsimmons, and he's not ready to disclose whether it will be at Clinton Square or the Syracuse Inner Harbor, or announce the identity of the acts. I will write about it when the details are confirmed. Thanks for reading. Mark


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Newsflash: we all make mistakes. None of us is perfect. And if you spend all your time being worried about making mistakes, you will be paralyzed with fear and indecision. So you are going to do and say the wrong things at least once in a while in your life, or make the wrong decisions.
The question is not whether you will make mistakes, but how you will recover from them. Here are some tips on how you can recover from making mistakes:
Take a deep breath: It is easy to get flustered when you mess up, but you should try not to compound one mistake with another. Unless it is something that must be corrected immediately or it will put people in danger, try to take a deep breath, or count to ten, before doing anything else.
Own up to your mistake: This means not just acknowledging it, but accepting responsibility, and not blaming others. Sometimes, mistakes that are not acknowledged or discovered can end up causing even more issues. It is also important to take your own responsibility for the mistake. Blaming others, especially in the workplace, will get you nowhere.
Say you're sorry, if appropriate: If it's a small mistake, a simple "Sorry about that" is sufficient, if needed at all. If your mistake is a doozy, you will need a bigger apology. Now is not the time for a passive "I'm sorry if somebody was offended" sort of non-apology apology. This area can be a huge minefield. Too many people try to be slick and not really apologize, but that simply will not do.
Fix the mistake, if you can: If the mistake is something that you can rectify, then do so. If not, you will have to live with it and learn from it. Life coach experts say that you can learn valuable lessons more from what you did wrong than what you did right.
Learn from your mistake: If this is the first time you have made this mistake, examine why you made it, so you can learn from it. In many cases, that mistake will be so seared in your memory so that you will not make the mistake again. Interestingly enough, some supervisors will say that they don't have problems with staff members making mistakes, but they don't want to see staff make the same mistake more than once.
If you have made the mistake multiple times, examine why: There could be a fix that you need to make that you need to in order to keep making the same mistake. If you haven't learned the first time, you need to adjust what you are doing to stop making the mistake.
Move on: After following the above advice, move on and stop beating yourself up. Don't be the type of person who is still agonizing over mistakes made 15 years ago.


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Some might say it's the worst idea for a cartoon T-shirt since those ridiculous ghetto Bugs Bunny & Taz shirts from the early 1990's. Others might say it's downright criminal. I say, do they have any mediums left?
Shopmetrospy thinks that if you don't buy this T-shirt of the prophet Mohammed with bomb on his head, the terrorists have won… and we're not JUST talking about the war on fashion here.
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I've added 10 HQ photos of Beth attending the Backstage at the Geffen Gala photos earlier tonight. She looks gorgeous!
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I've added 10 HQ photos of Beth attending the Backstage at the Geffen Gala photos earlier tonight. She looks gorgeous!
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It's a sunny Tuesday afternoon in Paris, and Beth Behrs is giddy with excitement.
Not only has she just been given a private, three-hour tour of Coco Chanel's famous apartment and boutique on Rue Cambon, but she's about to purchase a long-coveted souvenir from her trip to the City of Light: a black quilted Chanel handbag. "I seriously can't believe this day!" she says, flashing a giant smile. "Is this really happening? As if I wasn't already, I'm now insanely obsessed with everything Chanel!"
On a break from the 14- to 16-hour days she works on 2 Broke Girls, currently in its third season, Behrs deserves a posh (albeit working) vacation and an expensive gift to herself—although that doesn't mean she has an easy time handing over her credit card.
"Oh, God, it's a little bit more than I thought," she chuckles while standing at the cash register. "I just keep thinking, 'residual checks, residual checks' "—referencing the additional money an actor gets when a successful show goes into reruns. (In 2012, TBS snapped up the rights to 2 Broke Girls and will begin airing them in 2015.) Behrs' adorable mom, Maureen, a first-grade teacher who has come along for the trip, shakes her head with a smile. "Get it. You've been working so hard and wanting this for so long."
A quilted Chanel bag isn't the only thing Behrs has wanted forever: She's known since the age of 3 that she wanted to be a performer. "I used to sing all the time," she says. "I'd watch The Sound of Music and act out the whole movie. From the moment I could walk and talk, I was breathing, eating and sleeping performing."
It's no wonder that Behrs is unpretentious, not to mention hesitant about spending thousands of dollars. No one in her family is in the entertainment business, so the "perks" of the job—private shopping excursions, five-star hotels, People's Choice Awards, getting recognized by mobs of fans at the Louvre—are all new to her. Raised in Virginia and later California, Behrs is the older of two children (her younger sister, Emily, is a student), and both of her parents are in education (her dad is headmaster of a boarding school). School has always come first: Her mom and dad agreed to get her started in local community theater, under one condition: She had to promise to go to college.
While going to high school in Marin County, Behrs set her sights on Broadway, taking voice lessons six to seven hours a week. "I was supergoofy, but I was very academic," she says. "I got straight A's." The only thing she ever got in trouble for was talking. "I'd get sent out of the classroom for being too loud," she recalls with a laugh. She dated casually, but was more into her "best friend," Matt Doyle, than anyone else. "He went to another school, but we grew up singing and doing plays together. We were attached at the hip." To this day, they're still best friends, and Doyle is currently starring in The Book of Mormon on Broadway.
Behrs studied musical theater, acting, film and TV at UCLA. Between nannying for a family with three kids and waitressing at Chili's (where on her first day, she dropped a tray of beers on a party of 10 and wound up crying in the bathroom), she'd go on auditions. She was also a bartender at the Geffen Playhouse theater, where she got to see actors she had long admired, such as John Goodman and Laurie Metcalf.
When she got the call in 2011 that she had been cast as Caroline in 2 Broke Girls, Behrs was over the moon. "The process was so drawn out," she recalls. "The last step was making sure I had chemistry with Kat [Dennings], who had been cast way before me. I'd never met her before that morning, and as she was leaving in the elevator, she was like, 'If they don't cast you, call me.' I love that girl. And we need each other—we work so much, and we're the only ones who understand each other's lives. We're in this together."
Adds Dennings, "Working with Beth is a dream. She's the kindest, most fun girl to be around. At this point, we're sisters. I'm sure our real-life chemistry translates."
The success enjoyed by 2 Broke Girls—about the misadventures of financially strapped roommates Max and Caroline in Williamsburg, Brooklyn—is a testament to that chemistry. The show premiered in September 2011 to glowing reviews. "Max and Caroline's Odd Couple interaction is nothing you haven't seen before," said USA Today. "But thanks to the show's two bright young stars, who deliver their shared dialogue with a nice, natural ease, their scenes together have enough charm and humor to make these struggling Girls look like winners." (Even after she shot the pilot, it should be noted, Behrs kept her job as a nanny, because she was smart enough to know that new TV shows are never a sure thing.)
Luckily for her (but not for the kids she was watching), the show was a hit. And so now here Behrs is, living proof that life can change dramatically in two years. Lunching in the luxurious George V's garden in Paris, she's turning heads because: (1) She's on a huge hit television show and (2) she has a very distinctive voice, which she describes as "pretty grating." (It's not.) So starstruck is the guy at the next table, in fact, that he has called a friend and is holding up his iPhone inches from Behrs' face, so they can not-so-surreptitiously eavesdrop on what she's saying. "Cray cray," she mouths when he's not looking.
On Wednesday—channeling Coco in all-vintage Chanel couture at a shoot with revered French fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier at the Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris—Behrs' feet still have not touched the ground. "Oh, no, this is not strange at all," she jokes as the hotel's artistic director, Jeff Leatham, and another employee throw rose petals on her. "My boyfriend [Reckless' Michael Gladis] does this all the time."
Behrs spends the entire day in typically chatty fashion, cracking jokes, exclaiming in delight at her good fortune ("This is insane! I feel like I'm in a movie!") and charming everyone from the concierge to Demarchelier himself. She's used to working the crowd, since 2 Broke Girls shoots in front of a live audience, like a play, as opposed to a single-camera show, which shoots on a closed set.
"Beth is one of a kind, and we know it," says show creator Michael Patrick King. "First of all, Beth is funny, and that is the number-one requirement to be successful in a comedy. And to top that off, she is smart, pretty and amazing with physical comedy. Funny, smart, pretty and physical comedy: the Holy Grail of sitcoms. I love her fearlessness. Never have I sat down to write the show and thought, 'Oh, Beth won't do that.' "
Talking certainly comes naturally to her. As does singing—just check out the handful of online videos in which she sings and plays guitar, and the Lady Antebellum video for "Downtown" that she appeared in earlier this year. Adds King, "I'm pretty sure she was humming show tunes in the womb."
So could an album be far behind? "Country is my heart and soul," she says, name-checking Emmylou Harris and Johnny Cash as two favorites. "Someday I want to do an album, maybe country, but I want to do it right. I want the respect of those people, and that will take time. I'm a huge singer, and I'd like to do original songs."
Sounds about right. As her newfound muse, Coco Chanel, once said: "The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud."
I've added over 80 HQ photos of Beth attending parties over the last few days.
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Caroline asks Max and Deke to join her on her dinner date at Nicolas's loft to help make sure she doesn't do anything she might regret. Also, Max and Caroline treat themselves to very special hair appointments, on 2 BROKE GIRLS, Monday, Feb. 24 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
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Thanks to her sitcom's success, Beth Behrs hardly is broke.
She and Kat Dennings are two of television's most recognizable actresses as the stars of "2 Broke Girls," Mondays on CBS, to the degree they were enlisted as hosts of the network's telecast of the 40th Annual People's Choice Awards recently. (Their series had two nominations, after winning favorite new TV comedy honors its first year.)
In the show's third season, which has seen it return to its original slot after a move to a later time, the lively Behrs still feels good about the weekly misadventures of waitresses, roommates and cupcake-selling entrepreneurs Caroline and Max. "We got shifted around, but I think it's all working out from what I can tell," Behrs, aka "Caroline," tells Zap2it.
The show also has opened up to include a pastry school plot involving recurring guest stars Gilles Marini and Mary-Lynn Rajskub ("24″). "It's so new for Max and Caroline, but it's also new for me and Kat," Behrs reasons. "We're used to it just being the two of us a lot of times, and now, we've had scenes with the boys. It's been really fun."
Now that Caroline knows the pastry chef she was crushing on (Marini) is married, "We've gotten to play the gamut of emotions," Behrs says, "more this year than any other. Caroline has been thrown a curveball."
For whatever else may happen on the show, "2 Broke Girls" — which has outlived co-creator Whitney Cummings' own NBC comedy, "Whitney" –stays true to its central characters working hard for a living, confirmed by once-wealthy Caroline having a less than extensive wardrobe.
"We always explain why, if there ever is anything new," Behrs muses. "She finally got new pants this year … which was big. Having black pants is huge for Caroline, since she doesn't wear any colors other than cream and brown."
Birthplace: Lancaster, Pa.
Birth date: Dec. 26, 1985
Current residence: Los Angeles
Marital status: Single
Other television credits: "NCIS: Los Angeles," "Castle," "Pretty Tough"
Movie credits: "Monsters University" (voice only), "American Pie Presents: The Book of Love," "Adventures of Serial Buddies," "Route 30, Too!" "Chasing Eagle Rock" (forthcoming)
On her rise to TV stardom: "It definitely happened quite fast. The funny thing is that it looked like it was overnight, but I'd been auditioning since I was 18 or 19, so it's been a long road to get where I am."
Favorite movie: " 'The Sound of Music' made me want to be an actress. I actually had the pleasure of auditioning for Julie Andrews once; she was directing a Rodgers & Hammerstein tour, and I didn't get the part because I looked like I was 5, but Julie brought my whole family back to her dressing room after. She was everything I ever could have hoped and more."
Favorite television series you're not in: "It's hard to pick one, but at the moment, I'm on the train with everybody else with 'Scandal.' It's gettin' real good this year."
Favorite singer: "I am dear friends with Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum, and I think hers is one of the most beautiful voices out there, so I'll say her."
I've added four HQ photos of Beth attending a pre-Grammy dinner hosted by LL Cool J!
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When Deke invites Max's friends over for a gathering at his dumpster, Caroline learns an enormous secret about his background, on 2 BROKE GIRLS, Monday, Jan. 27 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
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When Deke takes Max to his place after a great first date, his "home" is nothing like she expected. Meanwhile, Caroline feels empowered – then scared for her life – after having a shady car towed from the front of their apartment building, on 2 BROKE GIRLS, Monday, Jan. 20 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
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