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The Bloomsburg University Purchasing Card is an internationally accepted Visa credit card issued to authorized University personnel to be used for business purposes. It is primarily designed for small dollar purchases of goods and supplies and will eliminate the use of requisitions and purchase orders related to these items. Please see the policy link for detailed information in the use of the pcard.
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Creation institute gives up on grad degree
Looks like the The Institute for Creation Research has given up on the fight to offer a graduate degree in science education in Texas, according to the National Center for Science Education. In 2008, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board rejected the Dallas-based institute's bid to offer the degree because it promised to teach science […] [Read More]
TEXAS grants on chopping block
Facing an $18 billion shortfall in the state budget, Texas Gov. Rick Perry has asked all state agencies to plan for possible 10 percent budget cuts. For financial aid programs, that could mean 41,000 fewer students will receive TEXAS grants over the next biennium, according to Rep. Mike Villarreal, D-San Antonio. That could severely limit […] [Read More]
Tightening screws on for-profits
After a series of unflattering Congressional investigations and media reports, for-profit universities and colleges are getting the stink eye from lawmakers and regulators in Austin as well. In a joint committee meeting today, Rep. Dan Branch, the Republican chair of the House Higher Education Committee, seemed eager to take back even the meager state funding […] [Read More]
Move-in and meningitis
Jamie Schanbaum/Jay Janner, Austin American-Statesman As students at area colleges and universities settle into their dorms for the fall semester, nervously meeting new friends and roommates, they will all have at least one thing in common — by law, they have all been vaccinated against bacterial meningitis, a deadly and debilitating disease that strikes up to 125 […] [Read More]
For-profit critics urge tougher regs
Piling on to the barrage of criticism of for-profit institutions in Washington, more than 25 organizations have delivered a letter to U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan urging him to toughen proposed rules meant to protect students from unreasonable student loan burdens. Referred to as "gainful employment" rules, the proposed regulations would strip colleges of […] [Read More]
Conservative group finds liberal bias in academia
Fee fi fo fof, I smell the blood of a liberal prof. CampusReform.org, a conservative Web site dedicated to exposing liberal bias in academia, has tested the political waters at Baylor University and decided they flow strongly to the left. According to its research, about 78 percent of the school's faculty and staff gave political […] [Read More]
How America pays for college
Seventy-one percent of college students and their parents say getting a degree is more important than ever, and they are digging deeper to pay for the rising cost of tuition, according to a Sallie Mae/Gallup poll. In the third annual "How America Pays For College," Sallie Mae/Gallup surveyed a nationally representative sample of more than […] [Read More]
GAO targets Dallas schools in report on deceptive marketing
In testimony on Capitol Hill today, government officials named the 15 for-profit schools targeted in an investigation by the Government Accountability Office, which found that many schools engaged in federal fraud and deceptive marketing practices. Three of the schools are located in Dallas, according to a report by Trace Urdan, an analyst at Signal Hill […] [Read More]
More time, better deals on textbooks
Students will have more time to hunt for textbook bargains this year under a new federal law that took effect this month. Colleges must now release required text lists at the time of registration, rather than a week before classes start. That should give students more time to order used books on Amazon.com, or rent […] [Read More]
An Aggie walks into a dorm…and there is no TP
In a frenzy of budget cuts, Texas A&M University may stop providing free toilet paper in dormitories, a move that would save $82,000, according to the Bryan-College Station Eagle. The proposal is among many others being bandied about after Gov. Rick Perry ordered all universities to cut 10 percent of state funds from their budget. […] [Read More]
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Heba was born in Damascus in 1980 and graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts, at Damascus University in 2005. She attended the School of Arts Institute in Damascus. Heba participated in exhibits in Damascus, Beirut and Italy. Heba also had a solo exhibition at the Laboratoire dArt in Beirut in 2012. She feels that painting chose her and not the other way around. She cannot imagine doing anything else, but is having a very hard time in Damascus right now, as no one is interested in buying art. More than anything, what makes her happy is being with people she loves when the relationship is based on simplicity and honesty. When she paints, she always feels like she is a bird that does not extend to the ground with her feet, but is isolated from everything around her. Heba currently lives in Damascus, Syria.


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Rehabilitation projects progressing on schedule
On Monday, the Spindale Board of Commissioners spent a large portion of their regular meeting receiving updates and discussing the Wastewater Treatment Plant rehabilitation project, State Revolving Fund sewer rehabilitation project and Joint Sewer Study.
The Town of Spindale was awarded a $1 million grant in January through the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources' (NCDENR) Clean Water State Revolving Fund to assist with the town's $5 million rehabilitation project for the 40-year-old Wastewater Treatment Plant.
In addition to the $1 million grant, financing for the plant rehabilitation project as stated in the NCDENR application includes a $4 million loan to be financed at zero percent interest over 20 years, and $100,000 in closing costs to be paid by the town.
On Feb. 7, the town received a formal letter of intent to fund from the NCDENR, and commissioners and town staff held a series of information briefings to discuss the acceptance of the finance terms.
A schedule was included in the NCDENR letter, and the first milestone is the town's submission of the engineering report and environmental information document by June 2.
"There's a light at the end of the tunnel. According to the schedule provided, it gives us more time to act upon this project," said Town Manager Cameron McHargue. "One good aspect of the schedule is how the rehabilitation project will coincide with the Joint Sewer Study. Another good aspect is in terms of finances — by the time this rehabilitation project will happen, the town will be in a better position to absorb the costs once payments begin."
The tentative date for executing the construction contract(s) is Feb. 1, 2016.
Concerning the status of the 2012 State Revolving Fund sewer rehabilitation project, commissioners received a report from Harry Luzius of Kurt D. Wright & Associates, who advised that the project was substantially completed and tested on Jan. 24.
Luzius reported that the contractor, Landsdowne Construction, is working on the final punch-list items and the next step will be seeding and paving, as weather permits. Once those steps are completed, the engineer will finish final documentation with the NCDENR.
"We expect this project to be entirely finished by next month's town meeting," Luzius said.
Finishing old business, commissioners discussed updates concerning the Joint Sewer Study the town is participating in, which is scheduled to be finished by May 30.
W.K. Dickson recently met in two separate sessions with town staff and with Mayor Bland and Commissioner Robin Ensley. Discussion was held on the various issues and concerns involved in potential regionalization of the sewer systems.
In new business, the board presented letters of recognition to the town's 2013 Christmas parade staff per request of Commissioner Ensley, who complemented them on their hard work during the holiday celebration.
Commissioners also adopted a resolution of intent to consider the closure of a portion of Old Flynn Road. During next month's regular meeting, the board will vote on a resolution to close the portion of the street.
The board then heard a request by the R/S Traffic Control Unit for use of the Spindale House for the unit's regular meetings. The group is a non-profit corporation that provides numerous services to the area, including traffic control services for fires, motor vehicle accidents, funerals, events and additional emergencies.
After a brief discussion, commissioners accepted the request under the condition the group hold its meetings on the third Monday of every month, when a town employee is already present at the Spindale House during meeting hours.
Concluding new business, the board approved a motion to present McHargue with a $500 bonus and an extra week of vacation.
"During the town manager's evaluation, it was determined that he does an excellent job and we are pleased with what he does for the Town of Spindale," said Mayor Mickey Bland. "Sometimes we feel we can't pay him what he's really worth to this town, so this is our way of showing it. Citizens should be happy we have him for the price we do."
In closing comments, McHargue, Bland and commissioners thanked town staff — including public safety and public works employees — for their dedicated efforts during the recent snow storm.


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Resilience. The word brings the image of a trampoline. Up and down the jumper goes. The harder they land the higher they jump. Resilience. In a New York Times article Paula Span writes that the word "reminds me of what a Supreme Court justice once said of pornography: It's hard to define, but we know […] [Read More]
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Only a few minutes into the phone call I noticed an edginess in my friend's voice. We've known each other a long time and tune into those subtle inflections and nuances easily. When asked she was willing to relate three very different events that had happened that day. Individually each was disturbing, collectively they had […] [Read More]


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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Hunters in Kern County may now start taking doves since the season opening Sunday, but going into the season Bakersfield gun stores faced an unusual problem.
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According to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, there is a bag limit of 10 for Mourning doves and White-Winged doves. There is no limit on Spotted Doves, Eurasian Collared Doves, and Ringed Turtle Doves.
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I feel silly promoting two events, both of which are happening at the same time, but both are awesome and well worth attending. If you can make it to both, then you're simply insane and I'll LOVE IT! Hahaha So, the famed Heronswood Nursery will be opening its gates for you all to see the […] [Read More]
A Pacific Northwest treasure aims for a comeback! Heronswood
It was a delight to hear that the former Heronswood Garden in Kingston, WA is finally under new ownership and will one day be restored back to an incredible garden that inspired many gardeners around the world with it's remarkable botanical tapestry of rare and unusual plants from around the world. Read about sale of […] [Read More]


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Seven Strategy Questions: A Simple Approach to Execution
Faculty Research Symposium 2010: Business managers who fail to make tough strategic choices doom their organizations to eventual failure. Key concepts include:
- Successfully executing strategy requires tough, often uncomfortable choices.
- A business must determine who its primary customers are.
- Companies must prioritize their core values.
- A business must define its critical performance variables.
- Controlling strategic risk begins by asking, "What strategic boundaries have been set?"
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Business managers who fail to make tough strategic choices doom their organizations to eventual failure. The ability of managers to observe this seemingly self-evident proposition is at the heart of successfully executed business strategies. Commencing with the fundamental determination of who is the primary customer for the business, a successful manager must answer a series of seven strategy questions that each demand unyielding adherence to the "tough choice" principle.


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August 1, 2015
Jason Castro tripled with one out in the 10th and Jose Altuve had a tiebreaking sacrifice fly, helping the Houston Astros beat the Texas Rangers 6-5 Saturday night to end a 12-game skid against their state rival.
Marwin Gonzalez, running for Castro, scored Altuve's fly off Rangers closer Joakim Soria (1-1).
The Astros, hitting a major league low .188 entering the game, scored five runs in the fourth inning to take a 5-3 lead.
Michael Choice hit his first career homer in the ninth to tie it as Texas rallied in the eighth and the ninth to send the foes into extra innings for the second straight night.
Kevin Chapman (1-0) allowed Choice's homer but was awarded the victory. Anthony Bass pitched the 10th for his second save. Texas put runners on first and third with one out in the ninth before Bass struck out Kevin Kouzmanoff and got Choice to ground out to first base.
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Bowsher production minds its carbon footprintWritten by Kristen Criswell | | email@example.com
Bowsher High School plans to go "green" with its production of "The Pajama Game."
The theater department has worked with Broadway Green Alliance (BGA), an industry-wide initiative to reduce the carbon footprint of Broadway productions, to pursue environmentally friendly practices in its show.
While a number of high schools have contacted the BGA for tips to make their shows more environmentally friendly, Bowsher is the first high school nationwide to say that it wants to do an all-green production, said Susan Sampliner, co-chairwoman of the group.
"They're the future. If we can get kids conscious of this when they are younger, when they move on to more extensive productions they can bring those practices with them," she said.
The students involved in the production were told at the first rehearsal of the department's attempt to make a green production and are excited, said Karin Giffin, producer of "The Pajama Game."
Giffin said pursuing a green production shows responsibility toward the planet and she's thrilled at being the first high school in the country to pursue a green show.
"It's important for the students to learn these practices, especially if they're going to pursue theater at the college level and further," she said.
The idea to pursue a green production came after "Wicked" was in town, said Scott McGorty, marketing and public relations coordinator for Bowsher High School productions. "Wicked" promoted the fact it was a green production, with different lights, watching what it used, and recycling backstage and McGorty thought, "Why can't we do that at a high school level?" he said.
McGorty contacted the BGA and the school received a list of green practices that could be used during a show.
"The Pajama Game" will have biodegradable cups and recycle bins at its performance, will use recycled paper for all its printing and will decrease the size of its program.
The department will also reuse its wood and costumes, McGorty said.
In addition to reusing its own materials, Bowsher will borrow props and supplies from other schools. The department has contacted Findlay College to see if Bowsher can utilize any of its props from "The Pajama Game" it performed last summer, Giffin said. The school is borrowing a knife-throwing mechanism and sewing machines from the college.
If and when anything has to be made, the students will follow BGA's suggestion of more environmentally sustainable materials, McGorty said. The students will use certain paints and avoid harmful materials, he said.
"What we're trying to do is make a difference though the entire industry," Sampliner said. "As an industry, we are interested in conservation in general because we don't have a lot of money, but we also tend to generate a lot of waste and we're trying to reduce that."
Bowsher will perform "The Pajama Game" on April 1 and 2. Tickets for the show are $12 for adults and $10 for students.
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A few months ago, I had the most wonderful experience of self-compassion and wanted to share it with you right away, but somehow got distracted. It's been on my mind ever since, but somehow the feelings just didn't quite match what I knew this topic was about and I didn't want to do an unjustness of it. Today, I had the experience again and the morning is quiet so I'm ready to write you.
Not sure how it came about. I was doing my morning rituals to get my mind right for the day. I think at the time I was getting bogged down with difficulties in a project and my whole life seemed to be turned upside down. So as I made my conscious morning connection with the universe, I was asking why I hadn't been feeling that good lately…then into my mind came to view myself with compassion.
I guess I had done this indirectly many times throughout my life, but this was different. I actually tried to view me, Wendy, from outside of myself to be able to look at me directly as if I were looking upon someone else. I'm a naturally compassionate person and had to just pretend that I was looking at another person to see what I could see.
When I find my gaze on another who looks hurt, defeated or scared, I naturally want to help them to get into a better place. For myself, I count on the things that I've learned in life to keep myself on track. I guess sometimes I need even more than that – and truly I know that I do, so I could quit acting surprised by it. (smile)
That first day, from what I observed, this is what I told myself:
Today, I returned to this practice as I realized last night some yet to be healed thinking processes that need my attention. The experience of self-compassion proved to be so liberating in its humility, and since it's been on my mind this whole time, I thought it would be the perfect thing to do to return to love and forgiveness toward myself.
I definitely recommend giving this a try.
You will see yourself differently, through a new perspective. You will see your beautiful soul, yet one as a vulnerable human being. Your good intentions are revealed as the hurt and unsure child inside is doing the best s/he can and maybe too much of the unimportant things because of old confusions driving you to do it "right." And in this moment, you will see, from the divine perspective, what is really right for you – what to release and which direction to go forward. And as you will feel compelled to come to your own rescue, you can give yourself those messages. And you can care for yourself in that moment, and going forward. You will see that you deserve all of the love that is yours ~ all of the love of the universe and in your personal relationships. And you will know, without a doubt, that you are pure love, and it's OK. You are good enough and worthy of all that is good.
You are OK, and you will continue to be OK. You don't have to try to be "perfect," you are perfect just as you are. You begin to appreciate yourself and experience a deep love for You. You realize that everyone else is the same too ~ especially those who are closest to you.
"Appreciation of self and others, and self-love…is the closest vibrational match to Source (god, the universe)." Abraham/Hicks
The benefits of self-compassion:
I accept myself as a wonderful work in progress as I seek to allow the expansion of spirit within me. And as I regularly seek to be a channel to help others help themselves, I feel it necessary to reveal things about my own journey that may aid in making a connection to reveal our sameness in ways. I'm a life "coach" because after experiencing much adversity in my lifetime, I've become a seeker of self improvement and development to fill my life experience with more comfort and joy and therefore feel I have much to offer others as a mentor and guide to their own joys, development and comfort.
Again, I recommend that you try this practice of self-compassion sometime soon. You are worth the experience and all that you will find in it. You are a beautiful work in progress. As are all.
Much love to you ~
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10 Minutes To Bring The Passion Back Into Your Relationship
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The Xperia Z2 recently went on sale in the US and it appears that its successor is already in development. Today, popular gadget leaker @evleaks revealed two pictures of a device referred to as the Sony Xperia Z3. At first sight the device looks noticeably thin and it appears to have three different ports on its side (or maybe two ports and audio controls), along with some type of large round button. Although we're not sure what the silver knob is for, considering its size, we'd guess that it could be used as a dedicated camera control.
As for the Z3's alleged hardware, it's rumored to feature a 5.51-inch 1080p display, a 2.4GHz quad-core Snapdragon processor, an Adreno 330 GPU, 3GB of RAM, 16Gb of storage, a 20.7-megapixel camera and Android 4.4.4 KitKat.
If in fact these are the Xperia Z3's real specs, they're very similar to the hardware offered by Sony's current flagship phone, however it wouldn't be the first time that a company released a follow up device with minimal improvements.
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How stupid are you? Look at the picture. Button on the bottom left has a CAMERA ICON next to it! And if you knew anything about Xperia phones, you would know the "silver knob" is the power button. Really expect better knowledge about this from you lot.
Nothing special. Same old design just different internals. Starting to get boring seeing the same design over & over by Sony, Samsung & Apple. Blackberry & HTC are the only ones i see using different designs.


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lhasa gonggar airport
Lhasa Gonggar Airport is an airport located in the autonomous region of Tibet in China. It serves Tibet's capital city, Lhasa. Lhasa Airport, as it is commonly known, is considered as one of the highest airports in the world with its elevation of 3,570 metres or 11,710 feet. The airport was constructed back in 1965, but was upgraded with a second runway in 1994 and new terminal facilities in 2004.
The airport is currently the hub for Tibet Airlines and is the domestic hub in the Tibetan Plateau. It connects many other airports in other areas in Tibet.
Fast Facts
Chinese name: 拉萨贡嘎机场
Address: Jiazulin Town, Gonggar County, Shannan Prefecture
Telephone: 0891-6216465
The Lhasa Gonggar Airport is located 62 kilometers southwest of the city of Lhasa, which is part of the Gonggar County of Shannan Prefecture. The airport is not far from the road going to Tsetang, the capital of the Shannan Prefecture. Thus, aside from Lhasa, the airport also serves passengers traveling to and from the Shannan Prefecture.
Although Lhasa Gonggar was intended to serve Lhasa, the space in the said city was a bit limited for an airport. Thus, the airport was constructed at its location, which is near the Yarlung Tsangpo River. It lies to the west of Rawa-me, the capital of the Gonggar County and just near the entry to the Namrab Valley. This is 87 kilometers away from Tsetang.
Terminals and Flights
The Lhasa Gonggar Airport features a newly expanded terminal building where the first floor consists of the ticketing office and baggage collection, and the second floor of shopping malls, restaurants, and kiosks. The airport also has four aero bridges to facilitate the boarding of passengers. The expansion of the terminal occurred in 2004, and it allowed the airport to handle up to 1,300 passengers per hours at peak hours.
Old flights served by the airport include a Beijing and Chengdu route, while newer flights have been added over the years. These include flights to Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Xian, Xining, Kunming, Diqing, and Chamdo. Its international routes are still limited to Kathmandu, Nepal, and Lhasa.
All these flights are handled by seven Chinese airlines namely
• Air China
• China Eastern
• China Southern
• Shenzhen
• Hainan
• Sichuan
• Tibet Airlines
Challenges in Tibetan Air Travel
Building an airport in Tibet proved to be a challenge. The Tibetan government had to go through a process of trial and error, which resulted in many fatal accidents especially during World War II. This challenge is due to the location and nature of Tibet. In the aviation world, flying over Tibet is termed 'flying over a Hump' in the Tibetan Plateau. It took until May 1956 to build the first airport there, and when Russian aircraft successfully landed at the former Damxung Airport, Tibet's status as a 'forbidden air zone' was finally lifted. However, it took another nine years before commercial air routes to and from Tibet became available. Shortly afterwards, the Gonggar Airport was finally constructed, and the Damxung Airport was decommissioned.
To facilitate the transport between the airport and Lhasa, a new highway was recently built. It is a four-lane road that extends from the National Highway 318. It begins at the Lhasa Railway station, goes through the Caina Township in the Qushui County, and ends between the north entrance of the Gala Mountain Tunnel and the south bridge head of the Lhasa River Bridge. It also passes over Lhasa via the Liuwu Overpass. This is the fastest road going to the airport for passengers traveling by car.
To facilitate the transport between the airport and Lhasa, a new highway was recently built. It is a four-lane road that extends from the National Highway 318. It begins at the Lhasa Railway station, goes through the Caina Township in the Qushui County, and ends between the north entrance of the Gala Mountain Tunnel and the south bridge head of the Lhasa River Bridge. It also passes over Lhasa via the Liuwu Overpass. This is the fastest road going to the airport for passengers traveling by car.
Passengers can also take a taxi, which will cost them 150 RMB from the Gonggar Airport to downtown Lhasa.
However, due to the high altitude, it is best to make transportation arrangements ahead of time to avoid any discomfort while waiting for or looking for a ride.
Other Airports in Tibet
1. Chamdo Bangda Airport
The Chamdo Bangda Airport is considered as the first lateral airport in Tibet. It is recognized for having the highest altitude among all airports in the world and for having the longest runway. Construction for the airport began in 1993 and it was quickly finished in October 1994. It is built 4,334 meters above sea level. Its high altitude is the reason why it requires a long runway as this is key to overcoming the flying challenges posed by the thin air.
The Chamdo Bangda Airport currently serves two airlines and flies five times per week to Lhasa and Chengdu. The limited number of flights can be blamed on the sand, hail, thunderstorm, and snowstorm that often plague the area.
2. Nyingchi Milin Airport
The Nyingchi Airport is another airport in Tibet. It is part of the Nyingchi Perfecture, which is best known for its highly fertile land and its mild climate. With nearly half of the area blanketed by a luxury forest, the Nyingchi Milin Airport welcomes nature lovers to one of the largest virgin forests in China.
The Nyingchi Airport has an altitude of 3000 meters. However, its location gives it an advantage as it is just 400 kilometers from Lhasa and just 120 kilometers from the Yarlong Tsangpo Canyon. It is considered therefore as a very convenient gateway to Lhasa since it is closer compared to Chamdo Bangda Airport. It is also known for its punctual flights, unlike the Lhasa Gonggar Airport, which is vulnerable to wind blowing with sand in certain seasons. The Nyingchi Airport currently serves seven direct flights between Nyingchi and Chengdu every week.
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- Dalian Zhoushuizi Airport
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- Lhasa Gonggar Airport
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- Beijing Capital Airport
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- Shanghai Hongqiao Airport
- Shenzhen Baoan Airport
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You just have to hope and pray Lillard is still on the board at number six. Anyone really doubt this kid is gonna shine? This guy will have leadership qualities as profound as Broy, maybe even a stronger personality.. Positive energy runs in Lillards veins.. Talent and skill are all right there...
I think I'll simply be going to the fridge for a cold beer. The draft is too much of a crap shoot for me. We've been hashing this stuff over for so long that the shine is coming off the gems. Shake up the grab bag and draw a name. Mr. eyebrow is the only real keeper and won't be in the bag!!!!!
We gotta put FEAR in the bottom drawer. Yeah, we've had a run of spooky bad luck, for sure. But, if we don't move on now that we have our new GM, we'll never amount to anything. What do we need? A point guard!! Pull the trigger on Lillard at six and grab the best player out there at eleven. free agents are all over the place this year and I'm confident we will fill the rest of our needs.
Oden and Roy are GONE damn it.. Hit the erase button!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm liking this close to the vest approach of Olshey. Tipping ones hand in this intrigue filled situation would be damaging. Gotta be down with the way this guy operates. Very glad we waited for this hiring, as we now have a bonafide GM. I'm thinking the catchword "Pritchslap" is gonna apply in a big way. Might need to coin a new catchword!!!!
what do ya know!!! Forwards!!!
Long baggy shorts, jump'm butt bumps, secret hand shakes, and now the scholarly glasses look..
Maybe keep Nolan Smith around just to see!!!!!!
LA made the allstar squad, but I really don't see it happening again. Did you notice how lost he appeared while playing in that game???? Come on, we need to quit this over estimating the value of our existing players nonsense. LA is a great second option type of player, but we need to find our first option. If we can parlay Aldredge into a top two or three pick in this draft and keep our existing choices, pull the trigger. If I were Olshey I'd be on the phone with Michael Jordan tonight. Batuum can also take his diappearing act down the road. I'd reload this roster with as many kids from this draft class as possible. Fresh start after these last few years of futility. Then go get the high dollar point guard to mentor the new breed. Keep Wes, JJ, and Elliot, as they deserve to be here. Maybe Luke as well.
We have to be after Thomas Robinson. He's gonna be the cream of this draft.. If we can move up by letting Batuum go, so be it., It's a win. Keep six and eleven to fill our other needs, but target Robinson. All star for many years to come. Small forwards are all over the place, and with more heart than the french guy. For sure... Isn't anyone else tired of Nic's running off to hide every other day? And Aldredge is getting to be kinda injury prone as well. Move him out while there is value.
We need Beasts.
Tear the whole thng down and bebuild. Batuum is a valuable trading piece, but very very soft. Aldredge is becoming a mountain of nitpicky little boo boos and also sooo soft. Lots of value however. Would not object to seeing two four six and eleven in red and black. Add a great free agent signing to go along with the remaining guys (Hickson, Williams) and let um play. Go back to the lottery next off season and by then maybe we'll be on the road with some enthusiasm..
Maybe this is the time for an alll in wager!!! Starting from scratch may not be that bad at this time.
Building around Aldredge and Batuum are both very nice players, but this draft is so full of upside.
Thomas Robinson, Andre Drummond, Beal, lillard, goes on and on. Moving up to second and keeping what we have is pretty attractive. And keeping Hickson and Williams would certainly not be a disappointment.Something to ponder, for sure.
What do you expect from the Clippers beat writer. He has to talk a little smack. Still has to have a working relationship with the Clippers front office and players. Must be a very poor place to work!!!
At least we're hearing a voice other than Larry Miller coming from the front office... Refreshing!!!!
Now maybe we can move forward. With the assets we now have, including two lottery picks, cap space and a GM, it should be smooth sailing for the near future. Just have to make prudent decisions and hope the chosen new players pan out.. Pretty simple, so to speak!!!!!
Good things actually happen to great people. I agree, this is a huge story and a great day for Casey.
Now lets get to the business of fixing this team... Seems that Olshey has the keys to the car and merely needs to drive it to the depths of the playoffs... Pretty simple huh????
What a surprise!!!! Finally, we have a GM!!!!!! Gonna take me a while to catch my breath. I really didn't think Paul had the stones to make a decision of this size....
You're absolutely spot on civiletti. We have JJ and can increase our talent by drafting a shooting guard and getting our coveted pg through the free agent market. We need a guard with a Reggie Miller shooting range and the swagger to match. Then get the seven footer, either with the second first round pick or by trading. Gotta shake Nic Batuum a little as well. He needs to curtail the (gonna be great) label and start delivering the goods.... Rise and shine Nic!!!!
Chad has only been one piece of the commitee and therefore only one piece of the failures. And only the bottom rung of the commitee. This guy is taking the blame as if he were making all of the decisions solely. if nothing else, he's kept his mouth shut and continued to do a very admirable job. Give the guy credit and please paint his name on the door. Get a respectable head coach and move forward.
Enough nonsense has been discussed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Am I the only one finding it amusing that the Hornets, owned by the NBA i.e. David Stern jumped to number one? If that isn't some criminal folly I'll eat my hat. That slithering snake Stern should go live out the rest of his days in a hut somewhere in Pakistan.. New Orleans gets two top ten picks for the new hand picked owner, including First.. What a bunch of nonsense the league has become.
Might as well turn it over to Vincer McMahon.... Bogus Bogus Bogus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Each teaching assistant must register for a TA account. Passphrases are not to be shared among multiple TAs for a class.
To use the ta_register script, enter ta_register at a Linux prompt. The script will ask you to enter the name of the class for which you are a TA. Next, you will need to create a passphrase. A few things to keep in mind about passphrases:
After entering and confirming your passphrase, the key pair will be created. Example output from ta_register is provided below:
prompt> ta_register
What class are you a TA for? (e.g. cs160):
Enter passphrase (longer than 20 characters):
Enter the same passphrase again:
Press Enter to continue
Generating the key (this may take up to several minutes) ...
Notifying Labstaff ... done
After the labstaff grants you access to the class account, you can
use the 'ta_login //account//' command to access the class account.
Once the ta_register script has finished, you will need to wait for someone from the EECS IT Staff to inform you (via email) that the TA account is ready for use. When the TA account is ready, you may use the ta_login command to access it.
To change the passphrase for your TA account, use the -–p option of ta_register as shown below.
prompt> ta_register --p
What class are you a TA for? (e.g. cs160):
Enter your current passphrase for this account:
Enter the same passphrase again:
Enter new passphrase (longer than 20 characters):
Enter the same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved with the new passphrase.
Your passphrase has successfully been changed. Make sure that you
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Who and what does a LLC "Coastal Clean up" have to do with all of this if anything?
Viking, sorry.
VICKING you scientist, go get them. Did you read the TP today? Vitter knows how the game is played, (from the bottom of the deck)! Vitter is no ECO man. Slash and burn is a better name.
This is not a "Dr. Mary's Monkey" theory, but fact driven proof of Governmental corruption from DC to JP. Really, could the US Attorney be "gum shoeing" this investigation to save Senator Vitter from another DC Madam problem. Is this why the "Canal Street" brothel documents are hidden away from the public. Could this be just too much for David to shrug off if it all came out at once with the 2012 election getting close? Sad, really sad! We are fed what they want us to believe.
The TP can flush a story like this quicker than a sewer plant! This is incredible, and needs to be looked at as a possible reason why this investigation is taking so long. Will the money needed to peruse this matter simply "dry up"?
Don't for a moment think that the TP is incapable of trying to divert public attention away from those near and dear to them with this move.
The biggest news in LA history would be the names in the records of the Madam's court case sealed away in the darkest part of 500 Camp Street.
For some reason the great Judge L. of the LAED won't open them up!
Just goes to show you how power and politics come to play on the Judiciary.
Agreed, however, if you want to see crime committed by elected and appointed public figures open up the files on the "Canal Street" brothel! The TP will not go there will they?
Far too many ignorant drivers in NOLA all in a rush to get nowhere. Stopping traffic was the best solution. Believe me you need to drive this area to understand! Defensive driving east and west bound always. There needs to be more Traffic Cops planted from the High Rise to Slidell.
The "punch line" is peopled drive crazy-crazy all of the time from the Industrial Canal to Slidel. I am surprised there isn't an accident every day out there! Driver beware.
Thank you Henry L.
WILKERSON and BROTHER MAG., I am informed, are rare pieces of s***.
Yep, the government has all the money it needs. There is no level playing field with those guys, but the bad guys know this before they do their dirty work.
I am of the opinion that they slam a select few and call it a day thereafter claiming victory for the taxpayer. More like First Aid rather than a cure for the disease.
I am sick of the daily press on JP, RB, ect. Get it over, two years and millions in cost. These people should be dealt with swiftly unless they were so smart and covered their tracts so well that the Govt. has to squeeze every punk in town to get evidence to convict.
I say set a firm trial date on Broussard, Wilkerson and Parker and it is over with before the trial date.
However, please do not let these three walk if they talk. I believe Wilkerson-Broussard did many rotten deals that benefited friends and family. A complete breach in Governmental trust. They did what they wanted and the heck with the taxpayer!
If we get an influx of Rick Santorum types we will be at war forever.
It seems like we are stretched out financially and need to solve our own problems.
We can take care of ourselves with the millions of smart bombs and other defensive tools that do not require mass invasion where so many lives are screwed up when they go to war and when they return from war.
We are not going to "fix" the Middle East with troops on the ground. We cannot reverse thousands of years of conflict for reasons we will never understand.
Sick in the head!
Why so long to extract everything this guy knows? I am confused. With the weight of the US Government upon your back it would seem that full disclosure of all illegal actions could have been accomplished within a year. One FBI CPA should be able to connect the dots by now. These things last too long. Something stinks!
Watching I is not cheap to run for anything! How many millions did Romney spend? If you are qualified you likely cannot raise the bucks so you lose. How much does the Pres. have in the war chest for the 2012 campaign? In my opinion that is why we have such bad government at all levels. The office, any office is simply up for sale to the person with the most money.
Sounds like the preverbal story about the bank robber wanting to return the money after he is caught! What about all of the "taxpayer money" to fight this garbage deal? What about the trust that was violated along with oaths of office and oaths as lawyers not to do evil. What about the public trust and money apparently spent by the DOJ? Bribes and Wilkerson/Broussard[Whitmer deals all over the newspaper? All should be held criminally accountable.
Hold the trial date. These and others have cost us enough money as taxpayers in uncovering their dirty little acts all the time holding positions of authority and honor in JP parish government. They will save their hides but only when the pressure of increasing legal fees and likely loss of liberty is at their door steps. These people set themselves up to be supported for life by taxpayer funded retirement by inflating their salary in the final years of their tenure. This must stop by making these people examples of what happens when trust and oaths of office are broken. No slack, please! Many more to follow.
Enough! Please end this. No continuance and they will squeal.


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So Drew decided to be the red Power Ranger this year and Robi is the pink Ranger in disguise? Teenagers…too cool for trick or treating! Who are your kids representing this Halloween?
Happy Halloween everyone. Be safe and have lots of fun!
One of the hardest items for me to give up in my new Paleo lifestyle is pasta. I LOVE pasta. Spaghetti, fettuccini, tagliatelle, penne, bowtie…. You name it… I love it – except for maybe angel hair. Well, we all know that pasta is a no no for Paleo and South Beach diets alike, so we have to get creative.
Mostly, I use spaghetti squash as my spaghetti pasta substitute, but no more. I found something better! Some of you out there might already know the secret that I'm about to share but for the ones that don't, you are in for a treat. Yellow and Zucchini Squash! They are the PERFECT pasta substitute! I washed them thoroughly and then thinly sliced them with a vegetable peeler. They look like ribbons and they are very elegant. The next step was for me to blanch them for three minutes in boiling water. You can eat them raw as well but I prefer cooked.
The end result is nothing short of fabulous. You have to try this and let me know what you think. I'm dying to know!
What can be better on a chilly night than hot cocoa with marshmallows while watching the power rangers in your Lightening McQueen car bed? According to Drew…not much.
There should be sweet dreams tonight!
Now that I am no longer brainwashed to believe that carb overload is the only way to enjoy breakfast – you know what I mean, pancakes, waffles, syrup, grits with cheese (wait…I still love that stuff!!) – I am able to enjoy awesome food like this blackened Tilapia. I put it over a bed of sauteed kale and topped it with a beautiful sunny side up egg. YUM!
This may be my new favorite Paleo friendly breakfast. What's yours? Vote Now.
So Hummus is not exactly Paleo diet approved but I couldn't resist. This gameday hummus was made with black beans for an extra punch of flavor and no salt. Then I topped the hummus with extra virgin olive oil and smoked paprika. Instead of pita bread or crostini slices, I used sliced sweet red bell peppers. Now beans are not exactly on the Paleo list of approved foods, but we'll count it as a very healthy "cheat" snack. Happy Football Sunday All!!!
Volleyball game at 5:30 pm and soccer practice across town at 6 pm. Today was a tough one logistically speaking. I'm sure all of you busy moms (and dads) know what I mean. So what do you do when you're only one person and you have two kids that you want to be there for? The solution is never easy since I would love to be at every game and every practice for both of them.
But…I had to choose; and since it was the first day of soccer practice, off to the field I went. I dropped Robi off to her game (they won!!!) and grandma met Robi there to support her and the team, then brought her home (thank you mom).
At soccer, Drew had a great time meeting his team, hanging with his best friend bella (see photo above) and getting back into the swing of playing soccer.
That is…until he was stung by a bee or a hornet on the field near the end of practice! He's fine now, thank goodness but there was a well deserved mini meltdown to deal with. Poor thing. Let's hope he has better luck at the first game this Saturday!
Do you have similar stories? I'd love to hear them. Leave your comments below because there's never a dull moment in the mommy lane!
So today is my birthday and I am officially 29…again. And on this birthday, this 29th of mine, I received the best present ever. My son made me a birthday card in his own handwriting with his own thoughts.
Allow me to translate:
Happy birthday mommy. You are the best mom and because you let me sleep [with you] and because she lets me snuggle with her and I can't do anything without you and you make me happy everyday.
I have the best son ever. What a lucky mommy I am!!!
So my little man demanded that he be allowed to stay up and watch a show on his iPad before going to bed. I could see that he was exhausted and yet, I started arguing with him about how he needed to go to bed. It's late….you're tired…go to bed. He argued back.
Then I realized…why am I arguing with a six year old. Fine…watch your show I say. But you have to do it in bed.
Five minutes later…
Next time, I will pick my battles more wisely! Goodnight Drew. I love you.
For the first time ever, I'm letting my daughter go out on a "date". Not one on one (she's only 14), but she IS in high now and so I figured she could go out…in a group – equal number of boys and girls, to the movies. But what do I do in the meantime? I'm to far to go back home and none of the movies I want to see sync up time wise with the one she is seeing. So what now!?!?
Looks like I'm going bowling with mom! What a great idea to put a bowling alley in the mall next to the movies theater!!!
I wish there was one close to my house. I'd go all the time. What's better than beer, burgers and bowling with some friends?
Of course this meal is not exactly Paleo approved…but I am entitled to at least one cheat meal a week! Don't judge…I'm having fun!
Nevertheless, when my daughter comes out of the movies, I'll be right here to get her. No wandering around aimlessly with a bunch of teenagers while waiting for me to pick her up!
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(ABC 6 NEWS) -- She's a beautiful movie star who's making a very private decision, public. Angelina Jolie has had surgery to remove both of her breasts. She made the decision after doctors estimated she had a high risk of breast and ovarian cancer because of a fault gene known as BRCA1.
"It's why me? Can't be me and so you face it and you move on you get people to help you go through this journey, it's hard to carry," said Melanie Kasner was diagnosed with breast cancer last August. Just a month later, she had a double mastectomy, removing both of her breasts.
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Two of the genes that could be found are BRCA 1 and BRCA 2. The genes are hereditary, carry with them a 56 to 87% chance of breast cancer, and are found in 1 in every 500 to 800 women. Angelina Jolie is one of them. In a New York Times op-ed she writes, "Once I knew this was my reality, I decided to be proactive and to minimize the risk as much I could. I made the decision to have a preventive double mastectomy."
A bilateral double mastectomy decreases risk of breast cancer by 90 to 95%.
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Jeffrey arrived in Springfield as the new DA and brought with him many secrets of his own. While trying to solve the serial slayings that had afflicted the town, he quickly began a string of affairs. The first of these was with Beth Spaulding, who was not appreciative of his carefree ways. This relationship led him into the nefarious circuits of Spaulding Enterprises and the Antimonius drug ring as well as the Maryanne and Carrie Caruthers debacle. He recruited Gus to infiltrate the drug ring while trying to sort out the lies and collusion around the Caruthers case. During this time, he also entered into an affair with the much younger and highly flirtatious Marah Lewis. This relationship compromised him because of her status as one of the primary suspects in the Caruthers case. Although he recused himself from the investigation, his involvement with her would almost cost him his job and led an investigation to reveal that he was a federal agent.
Finally, he got to do what he was sent to do, set up Danny Santos to infiltrate the mob and bring it, and Spaulding, down. After nabbing several dealers in a sting, he planned to leave town but stuck around to help Cassie Winslow, whose deceased husband he just happened to be a dead ringer for. When he discovered someone was impersonating her in Europe, he went to track them down and discovered that it was Dinah, who he had hired to impersonate Cassie while he impersonated her husband on San Cristobel. When she came back to town, things became violent and he only managed to keep both women out of jail by virtual blackmail. After a brief affair with Dinah, he threw her out for subverting his birth control. Meanwhile, his bond with Cassie grew through the troubling collapse of her relationship with Edmund and his attempts to control her. She exploited her relationship with Jeffrey to keep her daughter Tammy out of jail. He went so far as giving his job to Doris Wolfe to free her, but the relationship ended when she discovered that he had been the impersonator of her late husband Richard, even while they were married.
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Watching reality TV, one always risks turning over some new rock of humanity. But even so, I was a bit flabbergasted by Extreme Couponing on TLC. I watched the pilot episode a few weeks ago, and recently saw that, based on ratings, TLC ordered up a whole 12-episode series.
In the pilot, four coupon enthusiasts took a camera crew shopping and explained their tricks. They followed roughly the same methodology — match manufacturer coupons with store sales and stock up when you get a steal — but they each had their own quirks. Amanda Ostrowski of Cincinnati, OH bought a $35,000 insurance policy for her stockpile. Joanie Demer of McKinleyville, CA took her son and her pregnant friend dumpster diving for discarded circulars, in order to cut a $638.64 grocery bill down to $2.64. Joyce House, a retired nurse in Philadelphia, claimed not to have paid for toothpaste or deodorant in 34 years. And Nathan Engels of Villa Hills, KY ("Mr. Coupon") invested in an industrial paper cutter for faster clipping. He special ordered 1100 boxes of Total once he realized he could get $4000 worth for about $150.
For Engels, it was all a game, "like chess," he said in the show. "You're trying to beat the opponent, which is the store." He donated the Total to a food bank, thus playing Robin Hood with his coupons — certainly a creative way to help the needy in his community. But I don't think the reason the show is so popular is the potential for low budget philanthropy. Rather, in these tight times, people are fascinated by coupons because they represent a certain mindset — a certain thrifty mindset, which has been celebrated since Ben Franklin told us that a penny saved is a penny earned. Many of us pride ourselves on our ability to stretch a dollar, even if this stretching is sometimes absurd. As Betty Friedan summed up the gospel of thrift in The Feminine Mystique, "Women can save more money by their managerial talents inside the home than they can bring into it by outside work." (We'll consider Engels an honorary woman).
How often the gospel of thrift is true in practice is an open question. Ostrowski works full time as a storage facility manager, yet still told Extreme Couponing that she devoted 70 hours a week to her habit. I'm always skeptical of 70-hour workweek claims, but if this is true, in 70 hours she cut her $1,175.33 bill down to $51.67, after paying $70 to a clipping service. So that's $1,053.66 in savings. If that was one week's haul, she'd net about $15 an hour. That's decent, and if she's overestimating her couponing time, the rate per hour comes out much better. However, since a normal 2-person household with no children would never have bought four-figures worth of groceries for one week (it's a fine line between stockpiling and hoarding), it's not clear how much she's actually "saving."
I find the whole thing fascinating. I'm currently slaving away on my money book, and am working on the income chapter right now. While we all have fat in our budgets, I believe that for increasing numbers of us, it's actually much more pleasant to try to earn more than spend less. Unless you sell your stockpile (an interesting idea), clipping coupons definitely falls in the "cutting" category. There's always a limit to how much you can cut — and groceries represent a relatively small percentage of the average family's budget. But at least in theory there's no limit to how much you can earn. What do you think?
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I just came across your blog by way of a guest post at Renegade Writer. For the past few months I have been concerned about how I am using my 168 hours. I began to review what I was doing and what I was not doing. I was very surprised. That exercise placed me on a quest to use my time wisely and effectively. Good subject and blog. Thanks!
@Jon – thanks! Tracking time is a great way to figure out where it all goes and whether we'd like to do something different with it. I learn something every time I do it.
I did not catch the show, but I am also fascinated by these extreme coupon clippers. I often forget to use coupons because I don't have the time to clip and then drive to different stores to use them all. Plus, here in Canada, there are less oppurtunities for the extreme couponing that is possible in the States. I look forward to your next book. I absolutely loved 168 hours!
@Morgan – thanks, glad you liked the book! I haven't found any stores lately with double coupons – seems like the kind of practice that would leave you open to abuse, though I am sure most people wouldn't do what these extreme couponers do. But yes, once you're driving to different stores, I doubt it's worth it for most people. The problem is we often don't value our time.
My mom always used coupons when we were kids and shopped sales at 2 different stores. Cutting coupons was on our chore list! I swore I'd never do it and in my 20s I reveled in the freedom of dropping into the supermarket and buying whatever I felt like.
Since having kids though, I've turned into my mother (eek!) with the coupon file and sale papers. (And I wish I'd saved some of that food money from my 20s!). I actually find it a "game" in a way so the time I spend strategically planning my shopping list is actually relaxing in a way. I aim for at least 30% savings, which is nothing compared to those extremists but still money in my pocket!
My local (and favorite) supermarket has double coupons, with the occasional extra coupon in the flyer to double your $1 coupons. I try to use coupons too, but I wonder what these extreme couponers eat, as fresh produce, meat and dairy very rarely have coupons. I also don't feel that the time spent clipping and filing coupons for food is always worth the return.
I have a meal plan, a food budget, and shop sales, and I find that keeps me from overspending. If you stick to one store, you get to know the rotation of the sales, so you can keep extras on hand, but not stockpile.
I do use coupons for entertainment, kids playplaces, dinners out etc–if they come in the mail, or the local paper that I'm reading anyway. I just got a coupon for Peapod food delivery, I'm looking forward to using that one.
I too, look forward to your next book, as it amazes me how you think about money in such a real cost vs. time way. (i.e. the Ostrowski paragraph). I don't think in that way, and would like to expand my understanding in that area.
@Denise – glad you're looking forward to the book! Yes, time is valuable. I tend to assume that time can easily be turned into money in the form of income, not just money saved. So that if you're looking at how much time it takes to save money, you really need to assume that you could take in at least $7.25 an hour (roughly minimum wage) in a job instead if you desired. And probably, you could take in quite a bit more than that if you tried. So is it worth it? I understand the caveat — you can't just work 1 hour, I need childcare, what about taxes, etc. — but on the margins this is true. There is a lot of freelance work out there, or opportunities to do something on the side (even babysit other people's kids). This means that time can be turned into money.
The question of fresh produce is a good one. I have never seen a coupon for a banana. Store sales, maybe. But basically you have to be a product manufactured by a consumer goods company for there to be a coupon. And a lot of that stuff is not so good for you. I cringed when coupon shopper #1 put 150 candy bars in her cart. Yuck! I prefer to shop the way you do. When I had a roughly $40/week food budget for just my young single self, I'd look at what was on sale and plan my meals around that. Focus on store brands for prepared foods, eat produce in season, etc. I almost never found coupons to be worth it (it would be $1 off 2 huge Cheerios boxes – my single self was not going to eat all that before I got sick of Cheerios). Now, I have decided that on the margins I will buy what I want in the super market and earn the extra $.
@ Laura,I did do babysitting for a while when I my kids were younger.
I only recently realized that I didn't plan well when I went to college. If I would've thought ahead, then I would've majored in secondary education, and done some college level teaching while I've been on child-care leave. Substituting for $100 a day, while paying someone $50 a day, once a week might've worked too, but as I said, I wasn't thinking that way! I only subbed when I had free grandma-sitting.
I didn't want to tutor, as I had tried that, and found it unreliable, with people canceling on you.
Had I been thinking this way earlier, I could've made more and worried less. Alas, I will be returning to full-time teaching in the Fall, but will keep these things in mind as my kids get older and need me less.
I spend about an hour each week comparing sales and cutting only the coupons I'll use, and it has made quite a difference in my grocery spending.
You are correct – coupons don't exist for fresh vegetables. But I'm blessed to participate in a food coop in my area. For $16.50 I get a laundry basket full of fresh fruit and veggies! I figured the retail value is generally $50, so it's a tremendous savings. You can't choose what's included, but it's like Christmas each week – pineapples, berries, kiwi, squash, etc. in addition to the "regular" items like bananas, apples and lettuce.
My family loves it.
@LaDawn: That sounds yummy! As long as it doesn't take too much time to prep the fruits and veggies
I concur that food coupons are seldom worthwhile. But if one has the space (unlikely in NYC) to stock up on cleaning supplies or toilet paper, it can be worth it because you can buy a 6 month supply at one time and then not have to think about it for a long time. My goal is less than half of Costco's price.
The other point is how much you like doing the job vs. how much you like couponing. I bought 80 rolls of Charmin toilet paper, 4 boxes of Cascade dish detergent, 4 Gillette razor cartridges, one gallon of milk, 4 boxes of Special K cereal and two small craft kits for my children yesterday for a net cost of $3.75. Could I have earned a pre-tax $200 instead? Sure! Would I have enjoyed being a night-shift CNA for 2 1/2 nights to do so? Not particularly.
Admittedly, one can only buy a 6 month supply of toilet paper once in a while and one could work two weekend nights as a CNA every weekend.
@Twin Mom- both good points. Yes, it depends what you like to do with your time. I really think it's important that people think about what they'd like to spend their time doing, and come up with some way that can translate into money. Career decisions matter and doing what you love is a good way to make work hours happy hours. But I think you also make a good point on the financial pay off. Long term, if you need more cash in your life, you can only save so much on toilet paper. We don't need that much of it! If you need cash for a big goal (getting out of debt, starting a business, buying a house, etc.) then there's a limit to how much you can save on consumer products, whereas working a few weekends would put a fair amount of cash in your pocket.
Aaaah, ladies but there ARE coupons for things like fresh fruits, vegetables, salad mixes, etc. and there are a TON of coupons for dairy products. You just have to know where to look for them. I've been able to get fresh pineapples, raspberries, blueberries, baby carrots, salad mixes, celery (some of these organic), yogurt completely for free by using coupons. Yes, a lot of coupons are for packaged, not good for you products, but there are increasingly large numbers of coupons becoming available for natural, wholesome, good for you foods. And, like the one person featured on "Extreme Couponing", I too never pay for things like toothpaste or dental floss. I pay the sales tax on those items, but by using coupons combined with store incentive programs (like CVS's Extra Care Card), I rarely pay anything more than the sales tax for toothpaste, mouthwash, dental floss, contact lens solution, razors, and many other beauty products.


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Elizabethtown The Elizabethtown-Lewis Lady Lions have started the 2012-13 season in dominating fashion, averaging over 50 points per game while holding opponents to less than 20.
A great start for a team that made the Section VII/Class D finals one year ago and is looking for a chance to get back to the PSUC Fieldhouse.
The squad is led by a core of players who have been together for four years at the varsity level.
"We have played together four years on varsity," Shonna Brooks said. "That has been the biggest thing."
"We know each other and we know how to play together," Lily Whalen said.
"We know each other's strengths and we know our weaknesses," Kearsten Ashline said. "We know what makes each other tick."
"This group has come together with the understanding that if they are going to do anything this season, they have to do it as a group," head coach Don Ratliff said. "They know that the assist is just as valuable, if not more, as the basket."
The Lions have spread the wealth so far, with seven players already in double digits and 10 scoring overall.
"There is no separation as far as a first or second team," Ashline said. "Everyone contributes."
"We have a lot of depth and everyone has stepped up so far this year," Brooks said. "Jasmin Barnes has matured so much and has been a big key for this team."
The Lions have also been strong on the defensive side of the ball.
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On 19 April 2007, Dr. Dingding Chen, a China and World Fellow at Harvard, gave a talk on the evolution of China's human rights policy since 1978. Chen's talk challenges the conventional view that external pressure is the most important factor in explaining China's human rights changes. By tracing the origins and developments of China's human rights policy, Chen finds that although external pressure did play a role in shaping China's human rights policy, it cannot adequately explain the whole picture. Instead, cognitive changes resulting from self-reflection by the Chinese government upon China's past, especially the Cultural Revolution, laid the foundation for China's human rights transformation in subsequent years. One of the policy implications of this study is that pure external pressure is unlikely to produce positive changes in China's human rights situation. Chen's presentation triggered off a lively discussion among the participants. As several participants suggested, while Chen's main argument about the crucial role of the state in promoting human rights in China is plausible, an "equilibrium" approach which incorporates both domestic politics and international forces may provide a better theoretical perspective on the study of human rights in China and beyond. (Dingding Chen/Xu Xin)