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Alumna Renee Levi, PhD 03 is Associated with the Powers of Place Initiative01/29/2010
Alumna Renee Levi, PhD 03 has been associated with the Powers of Place Initiative over the last year.
You are invited to visit the new Powers of Place website: www.powersofplace.com
The web site, which explores how place, space and environment contributes to individual and collective transformation, was created by a small but growing international network of people supported by the Fetzer Institute. We believe that places are alive. We believe that right relationship between people and place results in tremendous transformative power. Over the past two years we've convened a series of meetings and research initiatives, the results of which are now available on our site.
We hope and suspect that the site will not only confirm what you've suspected all along, but also stimulate your thinking in new and unexpected ways. We expect that it will introduce you to a vital network of international practitioners who are together defining and shaping this new field of study and practice. We would be honored if you join us and hope that you'll add your experience to our growing knowledge base as this important new field takes shape.
Saybrook Alumni Haiti Effort01/15/2010
Dear Saybrook Faculty, Staff, Board Members, and Alumni,
Earlier, I spoke with Saybrook alumna and immigrant from Haiti, Marie Fonrose, Ph.D. '03, who thinks that mental health issues are going to become more serious in Haiti as this crisis progresses. She has an uncle in Haiti who is already showing signs of earthquake related stress, including delusions. The lack of food and water, and the potential for disease are systemic, and the situation will no doubt continue to get worse. People living in suburban areas just outside the city are already out of water and food, and relief efforts have not reached them. Marie would like to go to Haiti and offer therapy and counseling, especially in areas that are going unnoticed by larger humanitarian efforts.
The Alumni Association and Saybrook University would like to help Marie with the purchase of a plane ticket and living expenses, so she can go to Haiti for a month or two as a therapist/counselor. Marie has experience as a therapist, has worked with Haitian immigrants in the DC area, and knows the language and culture of Haiti, having immigrated to the US at the age of 12. She is also experiencing this current devastation from a personal perspective, with 11 of her relatives having died in this quake, including a half-brother, aunts and uncles, and cousins.
If you'd like to help Marie go to Haiti, send Tax-Deductible Donations written to Saybrook University to my attention at the address below. You can also make a donation on the website to the Alumni Campaign Fund http://saybrook.edu/phs/support . Please send an email to the firstname.lastname@example.com , letting me know what portion of your donation should be designated for this effort.
May our hearts and prayers go out to the people of Haiti,
Saybrook University Press Release01/13/2010
Dear Alumni (For the Press Release, See Link Below):
This week marks an important milestone for our community. Today we distributed the attached press release making the formal announcement of our transformation into Saybrook University. We're excited to share the word of our innovative programs and highlight our community's accomplishments.
As members of our community, you are our most powerful messengers to communicate our story. I would like to invite you to help us spread the word about the exciting changes taking place.
· Tell your Network: Letyour online network know about our University and its Colleges by posting a link to the website as your Facebook status, tweeting the news that the University has arrived, or writing a post on your blog.
· Tell a Story: Share a story about what the University and/or your College means to you. No pamphlet or brochure can match the power of your personal account.
Thank you all for your efforts to help us launch our new University.
Sigrid Badinelli
Vice President, Marketing and Strategic Development
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Saybrook Alumnus and Faculty Member Kirk Schneider Announces Radio interviews and a Book Signing for "Awakening to Awe: Personal Stories of Profound Transformation"01/11/2010
Alumnus and Saybrook Faculty Member Kirk Schneider Announces Radio Interviews and a Book Signing for Awakening to Awe: Personal Stories of Profound Transformation (Jason Aronson, 2009)
Interview with Michael Krasny, host of KQED's Forum
Thursday Feb. 4th, 10 am
Kirk and several of the book's contributors will give a talk and signing at
Book Passage, 51 Tamal Vista Blvd, Corte Madera, CA
Saturday Feb. 6th, 4pm
Kirk was interviewed by Michael Toms of New Dimensions radio
Airs Jan. 27-Feb. 2 Worldwide (according to Kirk, this was a very spirited and informative show in my view), See Below:
New Dimensions Media is featuring an interview with Kirk Schneider, on its worldwide broadcast schedule, in January.
Reawakening to Life's Great Adventure Hosted by Michael Toms. Program 3327
It will air the week, January 27 – February 2, 2010 (broadcast week begins on Wednesdays) on stations throughout the U.S. and Australia. You can also hear it streaming for free on the New Dimensions website for two weeks beginning Jan 27th or you can download it for a small fee beginning Jan 1st. Go to "Listening Options" in their website for a list of stations and carry "New Dimensions."
REAWAKENING TO LIFE'S GREAT ADVENTURE with KIRK J. SCHNEIDER, Ph.D.
Topics explored in this dialogue:
* How our culture insulates us from experiencing awe
* Why is awe important in your life
* Why we are drawn to horror films and science fiction
* How your dog or cat can help you tap into the awesomeness of life
* Why efficiency interferes with inspiration
From the dark terror of his own breakdown, Kirk Schneider has come to live in a state of awe. He explored the roots of his nightmares and anxiety, and the habits that kept him depressed and disengaged, and found that life is something to marvel at. Now he shares the long, winding road he traveled from there to here, and offers guideposts each of us can use to find our own way. Join him as he explains the reasons we spend so much of our lives disengaged from our sense of wonder, and the many tools and teachers that surround us, ready to help us regain it. The rewards, he assures us, are many. "Awe is a vital way of experiencing life," he says. "It has the capacity to lift one out of one's narrow identifications. We so often get stuck in certain fears or judgments. And awe is able to acknowledge that we're creatures, we're anxious, we're fragile somewhat. But at the same time it points us to the more--the more of who we are and the more of what we're participating in." Inspired by the wisdom of Dr. Schneider you'll find a renewed capacity to occupy parts of your being that you may not have considered before--your most vital, essential self.
Program #3327 59:00 Minutes
Justine Willis Toms, PhD (hon)
Co-founder, Managing Producer
New Dimensions World Broadcasting Network
GO TO www.newdimensions.org or to kirkjschneider.com FOR MORE INFORMATION
Kirk J. Schneider, PhD
Alumnus David Whitsitt, PhD '08 Publishes Article on Illness and Meaning01/05/2010
Alumnus David Whitsitt, PhD '08 Publishes Illness and Meaning: A Review of Select Writings in the Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Vol 50, No.1, 108-131.
The Goddess Cycle: A Ritual of Renewal April 2010-Berkeley, CA01/04/2010
The Goddess Cycle: A Ritual of Renewal April 2010.
All relevant info can be found here: http://www.facebook.com/Doclezlie?v=app_2344061033&ref=profile#/event.php?eid=171011113330&index=1
Where: Berkeley, CA, 4/6/2010
Info: firstname.lastname@example.com
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In collaboration with The Fellowship of the Spiral Path: The Goddess Cycle: A Ritual of Renewal" April 6, 2010. https://sites.google.com/site/goddesscycle/
Libretto: Lezlie Kinyon
Original Compositions: Lauren Renee Hotchkiss (music Director), Diana Rowan, Theodosia, Bon Singer
In order of appearance:
Mark O'Neil as Tiresias, Theodosia as Arke, The Supplicant, Michael Schemel as The Forest God, Roberta Gould as Medea, Hallie Frazer as Spider Woman, Diana Rowan as Calypso, Bon Singer as The Queen of Heaven, Diana Dorell, Varsha, Carol Jaron - others.
Artists: Faye Douglass-Johnson, Emily Mehr, Clarice Schawrk, Denita Beneshek, Michael Schemel, Kai Schuman, Lezlie Kinyon (Art Direction)
Ritual facilitators: Herb de Grasse and Ren Monson
Therapist/Teacher Training in Non-Dual Therapy w/Peter Fenner in the Bay Area, CA01/04/2010
Therapist/Teacher Training in Non-Dual Therapy w/Peter Fenner in the Bay Area, CA
Peter will be in the Bay Area this January for an evening of nondual inquiry on Thurs Jan 14th (7pm) and a workshop on Sat Jan 16th (11am-5pm). Both events are sponsored by the East Bay Open Circle and are by donation. For more information visit www.eastbayopencircle.org.
He will be available for one-on-one meetings with anyone who is interested in the Nondual Teacher and Therapist Training which will be offered in San Francisco from March 25, 2010 - Feb 6, 2011.
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PRINTMAKING & VISUAL ARTS BASED INQUIRY W/ Arne Collen in Florence, Italy12/14/2009
Special announcement from Arne Collen:
MAY 3-18, 2010 in FLORENCE, ITALY
with Ron Pokrasso, David Hoptman, and Arne Collen
SANTA REPARATA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL of ART
It is with great excitement that I am able to send you this special announcement of the forthcoming two week art workshop in Florence, Italy. After having taken this workshop under the apprenticeship of Santa Fe artist and printmaker Ron Pokrasso in 2006 and 2008, as well as artist and professional photographer David Hoptman, I am able to offer an opportunity to my students and colleagues to join us for this workshop in 2010. You will receive personal instruction from Ron in various means of printmaking, David in photoshop that is associated with printmaking, and myself in relating Ron and David's instruction to methods of visual arts based inquiry. But the content of your two week workshop partly depends on your reasons for taking this workshop and its choices, which I detail after you read below the workshop description provided by Ron Pokrasso.
Teaming up with Ron and David is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me, and I hope you as well, to be part of this workshop. Unfortunately, studio space and number of participants are limited. I expect this popular workshop to fill easily in the first quarter of 2010, as it did in past years. Therefore, if you can plan and budget to become part of it, please do. But read on and if seriously interested, consider acting as early as possible in the new year.
After reading the remainder of this special announcement, if you have a sincere interest, please contact both Ron Pokrasso (firstname.lastname@example.com) to secure your place via a deposit, and myself (email@example.com) to discuss which choice of participation best matches your needs and interests.
For more information, contact Ron Pokrasso, firstname.lastname@example.com or have a look at his website, www.ronpokrasso.com
The tuition for the program is $1800. A deposit of $500 should be sent immediately to secure a place. The deposit is fully refundable until January 31, 2010. Full payment is required by March 1, 2010. Checks should be made payable to Ron Pokrasso and sent to 24 Timberwick Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87508. You may also pay with Visa or MasterCard; however a 3% processing fee will be added to all credit card payments. Call 505 984 0827 or email email@example.com .
Alumnus Greg Bogart, PhD '92 Releases Book on Dreamwork and Self-Healing12/14/2009
Greg Bogart, Ph.D, MFT, Saybrook class of 1992, has just released a new book, Dreamwork and Self-Healing: Unfolding the Symbols of the Unconscious, published by Karnac Books (London).
This book explores therapeutic dreamwork, archetypal themes and complexes, symbols such as the ouroboros, king, puer, wounded healer, and cross-gender imagery. The author shows that dreamwork is a natural antidepressant, is effective in transforming anger, bereavement, couples conflicts and impasses, and aids the process of individuation. The book explores synchronistic experiences and spiritual awakening in dreams, representations of the body in dreams, and breakthroughs into the light of pure awareness. The final chapter, "Taming Wild Horses," explores animal dream symbolism and its importance for enhancing our human sexuality. The book also describes the Dream Mandala, a method of self-transformation through the union of opposites—the charged polarities of the personality.
The book is available from www.amazon.com or www.karnacbooks.com.
Here is a link to detailed info:
In addition to his work as a psychotherapist in the East Bay, Bogart currently teaches at Sonoma State University and in the Integral Counseling Psychology and East-West Psychology programs at the California Institute of Integral Studies. He also serves on the Research Faculty of the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology.
Saybrook University Website Now Online12/14/2009
The New Saybrook University Website is Now Online
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HAMBURG, NY - Many areas hit hard by Sandy last week are dealing with a nor'easter Wednesday night. That storm is actually stranding a woman who came here after Sandy.
Madeline Weinberg came here to stay with her daughter in Hamburg after power went out at her home in New York City. She was supposed to head home Thursday, but her flight was canceled because of the snowstorm.
"I'm hoping that this storm, the snowstorm, is not going to do any damage to my home," Weinberg said, "Or we'll be without power, because my car is outside."
Madeline says she may get out Friday and her first task when she gets home is cleaning out food that's been sitting in two refrigerators with no power.

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|Tressel Resigns
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Jim Tressel has stepped down as head football coach at Ohio State.The Columbus Post-Dispatch made the announcement Monday morning. Tressel, who guided Ohio State to its first national title in 34 years back in 2002, steps down amid violations and mounting revelations against the football program. He turned in his resignation Sunday night.
Assistant coach Luke Fickell will take over as interim head coach for the 2011 season.
Tressel and the University were scheduled to meet with the NCAA's infractions committee Aug. 12 to answer questions about the player violations and why Tressel did not report them. Tressel has continually denied any knowledge of improper benefits concerning his players until he was finally confronted by investigators with emails that showed he had known about these infractions since April of 2010.
The Ohio State football program came under scrutiny last December when six players were suspended by the NCAA for selling or trading uniforms and other memorabilia to a Columbus tattoo-parlor owner. The NCAA also drew criticism for allowing the players to participate in the Sugar Bowl instead of serving their suspensions immediately.
Tressel, who was an assistant coach at Ohio State from 1983-85, left the BUckeyes to become the head coach at Youngstown State. During his 15-year stay with that program (1986-2000), Tressel led the Penguins to 135 wins and four Division I-AA national championships.
Tressel was 106-22 during his ten-years stay with the Buckeyes and led them to three national championship game appearances. He won a national title in 2002 as the Buckeyes defeated Miami in the Fiesta Bowl. Ohio State was 14-0 that year. Tressel is 241-79-2 in his 25-year coaching career.
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Unlikely - I don't understand other people's distinctions between one form of religion and another because I try to avoid thinking about such things at all. So far, fairly successfully.Gnocchic wrote:You may have Gnoccicism confused with another sect.
Gnocchic wrote:Greetings fellow Pastafarians! I am a recent convert to the Gnocchic sect of the FSM. Gnochic (from gnostikos, "learned", from Ancient Greek: γνῶσις gnōsis, knowledge; Arabic: الغنوصية al-ġnūṣīh) is the belief that the material world should be shunned and the Pasta world (FSM's world) should be embraced. Gnocchic ideas influenced many ancient restaurants and cuisines which teach that Gnocchis (variously interpreted as satiety, fullness, hunger free, etc.) may be reached by practicing pasta making to the point of personal poverty, sexual abstinence (as far as possible for hearers, completely for initiates) and diligently searching for wisdom by helping others consume pasta. However, practices vary.In Gnocchicism, the world of the demiurge is represented by the lower world which is associated with matter, flesh, time, molecules and more particularly an imperfect, ephemeral world. The world of the FSM is represented by pasta and sometimes meatballs, and is associated with the soul and perfection. The world of the FSM is eternal and not part of the physical. It is impalpable, and time doesn't exist there. To rise to the FSM, the Gnocchic must reach the "knowledge" which mixes pasta making, sauce preparation, cheese expertise, and the secrets of history and the universe.
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19 U.S. Code § 1673h - Establishment of product categories for short life cycle merchandise
(a) Establishment of product categories
(1) Petitions
(A) In general
An eligible domestic entity may file a petition with the Commission requesting that a product category be established with respect to short life cycle merchandise at any time after the merchandise becomes the subject of 2 or more affirmative dumping determinations.
(B) Contents
A petition filed under subparagraph (A) shall—
(i) identify the short life cycle merchandise that is the subject of the affirmative dumping determinations,
(ii) specify the short life cycle merchandise that the petitioner seeks to have included in the same product category as the merchandise that is subject to the affirmative dumping determinations,
(iii) specify any short life cycle merchandise the petitioner particularly seeks to have excluded from the product category,
(2) Determinations on sufficiency of petition
Upon receiving a petition under paragraph (1), the Commission shall—
(A) request the administering authority to confirm promptly the affirmative determinations on which the petition is based, and
(3) Notice; hearings
If the determinations under paragraph (2)(B) are affirmative, the Commission shall—
(4) Determinations
(A) In general
By no later than the date that is 90 days after the date on which a petition is filed under paragraph (1), the Commission shall determine the scope of the product category into which the short life cycle merchandise that is the subject of the affirmative dumping determinations identified in such petition shall be classified for purposes of this section.
(B) Modifications not requested by petition
(i) In general The Commission may, on its own initiative, make a determination modifying the scope of any product category established under subparagraph (A) at any time.
(ii) Notice and hearing Determinations may be made under clause (i) only after the Commission has—
(b) Definitions
For purposes of this section—
(1) Eligible domestic entity
The term "eligible domestic entity" means a manufacturer or producer in the United States, or a certified union or recognized union or group of workers which is representative of an industry in the United States, that manufactures or produces short life cycle merchandise that is—
(A) like or directly competitive with other merchandise that is the subject of 2 or more affirmative dumping determinations, or
(2) Affirmative dumping determination
The term "affirmative dumping determination" means—
(A) any affirmative final determination made by the administering authority under section 1673d (a) of this title during the 8-year period preceding the filing of the petition under this section that results in the issuance of an antidumping duty order under section 1673e of this title which requires the deposit of estimated antidumping duties at a rate of not less than 15 percent ad valorem, or
(B) any affirmative preliminary determination that—
(i) is made by the administering authority under section 1673b (b) of this title during the 8-year period preceding the filing of the petition under this section in the course of an investigation for which no final determination is made under section 1673d of this title by reason of a suspension of the investigation under section 1673c of this title, and
(3) Subject of affirmative dumping determination
(A) In general
Short life cycle merchandise of a manufacturer shall be treated as being the subject of an affirmative dumping determination only if the administering authority—
(i) makes a separate determination of the amount by which the normal value of such merchandise of the manufacturer exceeds the export price (or the constructed export price) of such merchandise of the manufacturer, and
(B) Exclusion
Short life cycle merchandise of a manufacturer shall not be treated as being the subject of an affirmative dumping determination if—
(i) such merchandise of the manufacturer is part of a group of merchandise to which the administering authority assigns (in lieu of making separate determinations described in subparagraph (A)(i)(I)) an amount determined to be the amount by which the normal value of the merchandise in such group exceeds the export price (or the constructed export price) of the merchandise in such group, and
(4) Short life cycle merchandise
The term "short life cycle merchandise" means any product that the Commission determines is likely to become outmoded within 4 years, by reason of technological advances, after the product is commercially available. For purposes of this paragraph, the term "outmoded" refers to a kind of style that is no longer state-of-the-art.
(c) Transitional rules
(1) For purposes of this section and section 1673b (b)(1)(B) and (C) of this title, all affirmative dumping determinations described in subsection (b)(2)(A) of this section that were made after December 31, 1980, and before August 23, 1988, and all affirmative dumping determinations described in subsection (b)(2)(B) of this section that were made after December 31, 1984, and before August 23, 1988, with respect to each category of short life cycle merchandise of the same manufacturer shall be treated as one affirmative dumping determination with respect to that category for that manufacturer which was made on the date on which the latest of such determinations was made.
(2) No affirmative dumping determination that—
Source(June 17, 1930, ch. 497, title VII, § 739, as added Pub. L. 100–418, title I, § 1323(a),Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1195; amended Pub. L. 101–382, title I, § 139(a)(2),Aug. 20, 1990, 104 Stat. 653; Pub. L. 103–465, title II, § 233(a)(1)(D), (2)(A)(v),Dec. 8, 1994, 108 Stat. 4898.)
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The man found killed in a fire yesterday morning has been identified by Burke County authorities. 57-year old Gary Kirksey died in the midnight Wednesday night fire, Burke Emergency Operations Center received the fire call at about midnight, the call at a residence on Clark Loop Road
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Young people play an important role in all of Slow Food's events and the 2012 edition of Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre is no exception. The Slow Food Youth Network (SFYN), the association's network of young farmers, cooks, artisans, activists and students from five continents, will be organizing Conferences, Eat-Ins and other activities that showcase their projects and enthusiasm to actively change the future of food and farming.
Around 250 SFYN delegates under the age of thirty, including students from the Slow Food founded University of Gastronomic Sciences, will participate in the event. A number of youth delegates will also attend the Slow Food International Congress, held every four years to bring together the association's local leaders and decide upon strategies for the future of Slow Food, the Terra Madre network and projects to defend biodiversity.
The program of activities planned for the SFYN area in the Oval include the World Cafè, an informal meeting place for youth to share their experiences and strengthen the network, and "Do-It-Yourself!" workshops to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and skills on organizing events, fundraising and setting up campaigns. National meetings will also be held each day, giving national SFYN groups the opportunity to speak about their initiatives and plans and introduce their local food heroes.
Two neighboring spaces run by the University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo Convivium and the university's Student Association (ASSG), will host more activities. The students will be running the event's Personal Shopper trips, guided tours around the market to discover producers' secrets and learn about food from a sustainable, social, nutritional and educational perspective. They will also organize four thematic Eat-Ins, communal potluck meals that will bring together producers, delegates, visitors and students around particular food issues, uniting conviviality and politics.
A group of Masters students from the Sorbonne University in Paris, France, are also playing an active part in a series of conferences and roundtable discussions on young people and agriculture as part of their course in Food Geography.
One of the most important moments in the SFYN program at Salone is the conference "Slow F...uture: The Slow Food Youth Network Gathering" (CF14 - October 27 - 10:00 AM), which looks at the role of young people in determining the food system of tomorrow. The event has no scheduled speakers, offering an opportunity to develop and share ideas and welcoming contributions from members of the international network as well as the general audience.
The conference "Say, Do, Hoe: Practices and Policies for Youth Agriculture" will focus on the reform of Europe's Common Agricultural Policy and how to involve more young people in agriculture through new and inspiring experiences. Scheduled speakers include Pavlos Georgiadis and Samuel Levi, representatives of the Slow Food Youth Network in Greece and the Netherlands respectively, Andrzej Nowakowski of ARC2020, Vittorio Sangiorgio, president of Coldiretti Giovani Impresa, several young farmers and a representative from the Italian Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forestry Policies.
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Words written in shiny metallic paint cover Cock Gallery's walls from top to bottom in Wynde Dyer's installation, Frantic Efforts to Avoid Real or Imagined Abandonment. The words envelop and crowd you in, which, along with the dark lighting, makes you feel trapped. It's an environment apropos for a show about the past. This feeling of nostalgia-tinted claustrophobia is heightened by an insistent slide show, entitled Mother's Lovers, that unfurls on the gallery's far wall. It shows a procession of men from an indeterminate period in the 1970s or 1980s, and it's full of mustaches, chest hair and feathered tresses. Looking at it, you have a feeling you've seen these cheesy guys before, either in your own life or in the bell-bottomed recesses of collective memory. The show manages to feel both sexy and sad at the same time. Through March 30.
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visitors centers. In recent years, efforts to increase the quality of our stormwater, encourage redevelopment on lagging pre-developed sites, and establish a volunteer employee "Green Team" have taken us further. The last few months have brought even greater progress.
In March of this year, the Colorado Springs City Council reviewed and approved a series of six guiding principles for a more environmentally sustainable City. The principles outline the City organization's need to:
Consider the long-term impacts of policy choices,
Mitigate the negative environmental impacts of population growth and consumption,
Implement planning policies that foster environmental quality and economic vitality,
Make procurement decisions that minimize negative environmental and social impacts,
Build community for successful sustainability programs and projects, and
Develop cross-sector and regional partnerships to achieve a healthy and vibrant community.
With grant funding assistance from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, the City hired its first environmental Sustainability Coordinator to
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At a time when personal and municipal budgets are stretched, some wonder how our community can make progress on sustainability. Although it sometimes does cost more to make the right environmental choice, more often it requires a new way of thinking and long-term vision.
Here are a variety of environmentally cost-effective examples highlighting recent City efforts:
Towards the end of 2008, the Police Department converted to a "green-streamlined" officer background investigation process. The process, which takes place during the hiring phase, saved 18,241 pieces of paper, 2,750 envelopes, printer cartridges, fax toner, and postage for an estimated payback of $1,775 within six months. Not only did the paperless process reduce resource demands and transportation greenhouse gases, but it was also a significantly more efficient use of staff and applicant time.
This spring, the City of
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The Fire Department is currently partnering with
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Companies who compete for City business may notice that up to 5 percent of applicant points can now be awarded to those who have an ability to help the City practice its sustainability principles. For example, the using recycled and recyclable materials, avoiding toxins, conserving resources, preventing pollution and even a company?s own sustainability practices can help it gain points for consideration during contract award.
Finally, this summer the City launched a employee volunteer effort with community partner BETTR Recycling to expand single-stream recycling in its facilities. Nearly 100 employees are dedicating their time on an on-going basis to ensure materials are recycled.
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CBS will re-broadcast the second song from Ben's solo acoustic performance on the "Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn". Taped June 7 and previously aired on August 22, "The Drugs Don't Work" will re-air tonight at 12:35am.
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The soundtrack for the upcoming film "I Am Sam" starring Sean Penn and Michelle Pfeiffer will feature a cover of "Strawberry Fields Forever" performed by Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals. The soundtrack reflects the story of a disabled man (Penn) who happens to be a Beatles genius. With the mental capacity of a 7-year-old, this amazing father faces great adversity trying to regain custody of his young daughter. The film, due out later this year, might not be released until early 2002. No release date has been set for the soundtrack.


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The goals were set before the home match was played. After finishing the match, the Carbon High boys golf team can say they did what they set out to do in the days before hosting the region match.
The Carbon High Boys Golf Team stayed home to host their region match on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2012. The team played well as they shot a team total of 310 to finish second behind Spanish Fork who shot 296.
Carbon High head coach Tom King said the team had a goal of playing better overall and moving closer to first place Spanish Fork.
"I told the kids that our goal coming into our home match was to try to get closer to Spanish Fork and Payson and increase our lead over Juab and North Sanpete. We did a great job and I am very proud of our whole team," he said.
The low round of the day was 69 by Benson Rhees of Spanish Fork and Dalton Jackson of Juab.
The low round for the Carbon High team was shot by senior Freston Smith who shot a 76.
Robbi Etzel and Dillen Ward each shot 77 and Dallas Anselmo shot an 80 to round out our top four scores. Blake Bean shot an 86 and Kody Henrie shot a 88. Waylon Davis competed in his first match ever in his life as a JV player and shot a 122.
"We even left a couple of shots out there as we still three putted a few times or missed a few putts, but as a whole team they did great," King said.
Carbon High now has a lead over second place. The Dinos shot a team total of 310. Spanish Fork shot a 296, North Sanpete finished with 325, Juab with 330, and Delta and Payson both finished with 343.
Through the first three matches this season, Carbon High is currently in second place. Spanish Fork is in first with 932 total, followed by Carbon High with 990 total, Payson 1013 total, North Sanpete 1017 total, Juab 1023 total and Delta at 1066.
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- It's a sign of their times, whether really good or, less than. In pro golf, your status follows you constantly.
Maybe it lessens the blow of a bad score knowing these standard bearers are all really nice local kids.
Perhaps the nicest is Matt Smith. In a sea of green, his is the gold standard.
"The perks of being standard bearer of the year is I get the gold standard, stands out a little more," he said.
He's volunteered for this job five years now.
"It's really competitive to get in. You volunteer on the stroke of midnight on New Years Day and get in line."
But once you're in, you're in.
And his Ponte Vedra High School GPA, community service and job well done earned him the top spot this year.
"The standard bearer of the year, I get last year's champ. Just so happens Tiger (Woods) and Brandt (Snedeker) are in my group too."
He said he's supposed to stay in the background. But sometimes, players chat with him. Others are a bit more steely eyed.
Besides, Smith is more focused on the burn of carrying a 10-pound sign for 18 holes.
"By the back nine, you really feel it in your arms, just keep moving, crowd keeps you pumped up."
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It is not for the general interest of this picture but I guess...If this is macro or supermacro.
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In general macro can be defined as between 1:4 and 1:1. That means that if you make a print (100 x 150 mm) the image is life size or larger. Super macro is anything beyond 1:1. For a 25 mm sensor that means filling the frame with a subject that is smaller than 25 mm long i.e. if you have a 5 mm long nudibranch and it fills a 25 mm sensor you are shooting 5:1 and is supermacro. Your picture to me would appear to be macro not super macro but if the tunicate is a really really small one (like 1 mm tall) then it would be supermacro but I doubt it really is.
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Prior to the season, Rex Ryan proclaimed himself the "best defensive coach in football," bravado aside I tend to agree with him but by that same token, he is no miracle worker. Rex's defensive scheme is technically a 3-4 but you don't always see the base front on the field. The scheme that the Jets employ is extremely adaptable, where you will see a player at three or four positions in the matter of a few plays regardless of what their "official" position is. However, at its essence it's still a 3-4 and as such you would figure that the Jets would be drafting players that fit the scheme but in large part that has been far from the truth.
Arguably the two most crucial positions in a 3-4 defense are the nose tackle and the outside linebackers but over the course of Rex's tenure as Jets head coach, the defense has lacked the prototypical players at those positions. Sione Po'uha has been more than solid in the middle and is among the best in the league against the run but he does not truly fit the mold of the Vince Wilforks, Haloti Ngatas, and Casey Hamptons of the world. However, the real problem spot has been at the Outside Linebacker positions because as we all know, the Jets inability to generate problems when it comes to generating a conventional pass-rush have been well documented. Oh and where does a pass-rush usually come from in a 3-4? *ding, ding, ding* That's right, from the outside linebackers.
With all due respect to Calvin Pace and Bryan Thomas, the Jets have not had an outside linebacker with any pure pass-rushing ability in terms of speed, strength, and moves a la DeMarcus Ware. Pace and Thomas are big, lumbering, and stout against the run but there is no way they should be starting in a Rex Ryan defense, regardless of how adaptable and creative he is when it comes to drawing up a defense. Knowing this, it makes you wonder why the Jets haven't drafted an outside linebacker over the course of Rex Ryan's four-year tenure, given Thomas and Pace's obvious short-comings and a serious lack of depth at the position.
Instead the Jets brass has opted to draft defensive linemen and although I can justify the Wilkerson pick after the departure of Shaun Ellis, it makes you wonder why they went with another defensive lineman this year in Quinton Coples. As we have already established, a conventional pass-rush comes primarily from the outside linebacker position, so it would make sense to draft one.
The Jets are drafting more like a 4-3 team, with all the picks they have expended on defensive linemen over the past few years. Although I think Wilkerson and Coples will be productive players, they play less-than-glamorous positions in this defensive system, doing a lot of the dirty work by occupying and engaging blockers. If they want to draft like the Giants, they should adapt the scheme accordingly. If not I would expect this year's first-round pick to be a pass-rushing, stand-up, outside linebacker. I have it on good authority that the Jets don't select pieces that fit Rex's scheme, instead they pick players in the hopes that he will somehow make them fit.
Another wrinkle to the whole 3-4/4-3 dichotomy is the fact that the Jets went out and hired Karl Dunbar to be the defensive line coach this off-season. Thus far Dunbar has been met by rave reviews from players and coaches alike but perhaps he was not the ideal fit given that he comes from a 4-3 background. This is just another example of the defense lacking a real identity because of the personnel on the field and on the coaching staff. Sure, he's an upgrade over Mark Carrier, who ironically enough never actually played defensive line but the results still are not there even with Dunbar.
Admittedly there's a lot of variables at play here but the point is that Rex has been playing without a full deck as far as the front seven goes, which makes the job he's done with the defense the past three seasons all the more impressive. If you are of the opinion that he should face the proverbial firing squad maybe you should take a step back and realize the amount of coaching he has done to this team over the years. To borrow a "Parcellsism," Rex has done an "Iron Chef-esque" job of cooking the dinner even though it doesn't appear as though he's had much say in buying the groceries.
Looking a lot better in the 4th .
Stop throwing to Randle on Third Down!
Giants looking like crap so far !
Giants should have taken a shot at the endzone to end the half. it is 1 second. If it is an interception, they'll probably tackle the guy...>And they were at mid-field too. :/
The "over/under" number on this game seems to be in the 50-51.5 points range. Take the "over" and run.
WR Beckham is on the GAME-DAY Roster...
IMO, to soon....
Whats the RUSH ???!!!???
wait until he has a FULL WEEK of Practice....
if he Re-Re-Re-Injures his Hammy...
bye bye, until Dec.......


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'More grunts are going home alive because of what you are doing'
HELMAND PROVINCE, Afghanistan - "It's like 'Field of Dreams' - build it and they will come," says LtCol Ted Adams to Oregon Marines as they sit on benches - and in the dirt - of Afghanistan.
The Marines, from 2nd Platoon of the 6th Engineer Support Battalion (ESB) attached to the 9th ESB, an active duty unit, are headed out for over a month-long mission providing security for road construction.
"Many more grunts are going home alive because of what you are doing," says Adams, commander of the 9th ESB.
The improvement of roads helps support infantry units by increasing their supplies and capabilities to build up the desolate areas.
Better roads also improve the quality of life for the local populace.
For Adams, it is a win-win.
The only downside of the mission is the IED belt Marines will have to cross later in the month as they make their way closer to Sangin, a current Taliban hotspot area.
In the morning, rows of trucks are filled with ammunition, fuel, food and water.
There is a grader, a bulldozer, a tram and a compactor that will also make the journey.
More than 20 trucks will roll out on this convoy headed about 15 kilometers southwest of Sangin.
After several hours on the highway, the trucks head over into the rough terrain of the vast desert of the northern area of the Helmand Province.
Just as the sun begins to set, engineers from the 9th ESB use a bulldozer with a mine rake to search the hard packed earth for IEDs. "It's designed to blow up things," says one Marine sitting inside an armored vehicle.
The Marines wait for over an hour to clear the land; they can't afford not to play it safe.
"We're playing the cards close to the chest as far as losing vehicles," says platoon commander Cpt Ryan Bumgardner, 29, of Hood River, Ore. "We have a lot of traveling to do."
When the IED sweep is over, the vehicles are driven down into a large wadi or valley. The armored vehicles and construction equipment make their way slowly over the loose gravel of large rocks. When they reach their destination, another IED sweep is conducted on foot with a metal detector over a suspicious plot of land.
LCpl Jeffery Wilson, 20, of Jefferson, Ore., and several other Marines head into the darkness, scanning the sand illuminated by an armored vehicle's headlight.
"Turns out there wasn't anything," Wilson says the next morning, "so I'm happy and it's all good."
The Marines spend the night and morning at this location. The 9th ESB will work throughout the night smoothing and widening the roads to make it more accessible for larger vehicles. One of the goals is to have fuel trucks come through this road to support a Forward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) farther north.
A FARP, like a gas station for aircraft, will be used for security helicopters like the Cobras and the Apaches, as well as the Medevac birds. If the FARP is built, it will give these aircraft more flight time and a larger area of travel, which Adams says will save lives.
One of the difficulties of this project is that the Marines have to carry water in one of their trucks here, as opposed to drawing water from a local canal.
The 9th ESB will use 8,000 gallons of water for compacting the road. They also carry 5,000 gallons of fuel and will use up to 2,000 gallons in the first three days.
The trucks get about 2 to 3 mpg.
This vast desert has little to offer for natural resources, but there are upsides.
"The lack of a civilian populace and the subdued nature of the area makes this the easy part," says the heavy equipment platoon commander, Chief Warrant Officer Matthew Lovely, 36, of Rome, N.Y.
He will be the man in charge of the over month-long project.
"We're not as well received in Sangin," he says, referring to the next leg of the journey.
They expect IEDs - lots of IEDs - will be part of their welcoming reception as they continue on the rough terrain of the desert.
For now, the Oregon Marines set up a wide perimeter of security with their trucks. They will take shifts between manning the 50-caliber machine gun on the turret on top of the vehicle and sleeping.
In the darkness, squad leader Cpl Titus Rencher, 24, of Eugene, Ore., and several other Marines sit in the close quarters of the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle.
Throughout the night Marines will search for comfortable positions for when it is their turn to get some shut eye.
"It's alright, it's pretty cramped," says Rencher, who is 6-foot-2 and has about two feet of room to stretch out his legs.
"We've been in four hour rotations up in the turret, on the gun," he says. As one Marine sleeps, two stay awake: one performs security on the turret, manning the gun; and another stays awake inside the truck.
Over the course of two nights there is no enemy activity in the desert, which means the road construction continues undeterred by Taliban but leaves Marines with monotonous hours.
"We do a lot of things to stay focused, we talk with each other and try and stay motivated in the late hours of the night," he says.
In another truck across the desert, platoon guide Sgt Tim Patterson, 28, Portland, Ore., passes the time indulging in a few Beck's non-alcoholic beers.
"I could feel it a little bit, but it's not the same," he says with a laugh the next morning.
From his view inside the truck, he watches the traffic of cars and camels moving across the land. One of the goals of the road construction is to win popularity from the locals who will also utilize the improvements.
For now the Marines have no reason to stop any of the vehicles.
"We're trying not to be hostile," he says. "We try to not mess up their day, but if anything does go down, we're here to stop it."
Patterson is the type of Marine who has a joke to tell even in the middle of the night after days of sleep deprivation, but he still pauses for a while before saying "it's just long" about the difficult aspect of this particular mission.
During the long hours he makes sure everyone gets some rest, eats and drinks. He is quick to add they are drinking water along with their night of non-alcoholic beer. "We make sure we're alert," he says.
The next day Marines make their way to the next site where similar road construction projects will be completed. Halfway there, traveling for just two kilometers, one of the trucks breaks downs.
The entire convoy stops and waits as Marines attempt to fix a broken axle on the trailer carrying heavy equipment. The truck is also leaking coolant.
Marines decide the remove the axle and carry it to the next destination. One of the hazards of traveling in a war zone is not only the threat of IEDs or Taliban gunfire, but also the destruction that sand, sun and rough terrain inflicts on equipment.
Within an hour the Marines are on the road again; breaking down and picking up is just part of the game. "It happens a lot," says a Marine with shrug.
The bulldozer clears the next spot, and Oregon Marines set up security around the area of construction.
Over the next two nights, Marines stare out into the quiet beige landscape. The days will bleed over in that familiar syndrome that Marines refer to as Groundhog's Day.
The peace won't last for long; in the next few days Marine will head towards Sangin and the possibilities of IEDs will increase.
Conversations start with phrases like, "if we get blown up" and "if we receive indirect fire."
They can't help but expect they will get hit and, at the same time, hope that they won't get hit.
This is life for Oregon Marines in the war zone of the Helmand province, Afghanistan.
Cali Bagby is embedded with the Marines in Helmand province, Afghanistan, north of the Pakistani border, as a multimedia journalist for KVAL News.
Bagby is a freelance multimedia journalist who spent 10 months embedded with the Oregon National Guard in Iraq for KVAL.com.
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I don't even ****ing know anymore.
thats why il ignore this thread for a few days , just came by cause i saw you post :P
I should open xfire more its been forever since we last played anything. your post also got me to post ive been trying so hard not to
I stopped using Xfire... The whole hour-whoring count just got tiring.
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A common anecdote among cinematographers is how the Super 8 films they shot during their youth put them on their career paths. Today, the way filmmakers use Super 8 film has evolved. Their passion for the format has grown, and the diverse uses of the film can been seen in hundreds of commercials, dozens of theatrical releases, as well as music videos and television shows. Film is also the only proven archival medium.
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Can anyone please explain the price look-up limit? I am a new member. I did a price look-up and a little window popped up that said "You have 4 look-ups left." Is there a daily limit, weekly, monthly limit? I can't find any reference to this rule in the Terms and Conditions. A limit reduces the usefulness of research IMHO and may be a deciding factor in my continuing with membership. Would appreciate any comments. Thanks!
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Duh. I just found the answer in my Welcome email. Only 5 lookups during 7-day trial. Will have to be very selective.
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When I delete an email from my Gmail inbox, is it also deleted and removed from the servers at Google?
This is to say that I deleted them it knowing that I wanted to and was sure and that I don't also have a copy of it in another label/folder in my account.
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Freshman Lipscomb goalkeeper Danny Prichard has been named to the All-Rookie Team selected by "Top Drawer", a soccer web site.
Prichard, from Tacoma, Wash., was named to the All-Rookie Second Team.
Prichard started 16 games for the Bisons in 2006. He was twice named the Atlantic Sun Defensive Player of the Week. He was also named to the Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team.
Prichard allowed 31 goals, 1.97 per game. He made 76 saves while posting a record of 4-10-2. Three of his four wins were by shutouts.
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Link: Leberfield sees Florio's agenda
E. Weeks linked to a very interesting article this morning (thanks again for covering) by PFW and NBC's Mike Florio noting that Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum is sitting on a particularly warm chair. For those that haven't read it, here's a brief view into Florio's reasoning:
Last year, Tannenbaum behaved like a desperate man, spending millions of dollars on a variety of free agents, while ignoring the quarterback position.
Until Brett Favre became available.
And if success is determined by whether the Jets made it to the playoffs, the various moves from a season ago fairly can be regarded as a massive failure.
Tannenbaum, however, didn't shoulder the blame for the misadventures. Instead, coach Eric Mangini was fired, after only three years on the job.
The next time owner Woody Johnson decides change is needed, Tannenbaum likely won't be quite so lucky.
It's not necessarily wrong to say that Tannenbaum's seat is getting warm. He stayed while Mangini went and if a new coach struggles, usually its the incumbent GM that goes. If the Mark Sanchez pick fails, then he's definitely gone. Tannenbaum went for it last year with Favre and I will not blame him for it this far after the fact. Bottom line is it did not work as ideally planned and it resulted in Mangini's firing and likewise, Tannenbaum being put on notice. That being said, Florio takes several pot shots in the article and Scout.com's Dan Leberfield takes issue with Florio's "agenda" after the jump.
This column isn't based on any concrete information at all.
Just a lot of connecting of dots.
Is Tannenbaum on the "hotseat?"
Honestly, I have no idea.
Though his last major move, the trade-up for Mark Sanchez, in which he gave up very little, looks like a potential franchise-changing move.
Who knows what is going to happen in the future?
Well actually I know of one thing.
Florio will continue to destroy Tannenbaum on a regular basis.
With his new stature at NBC, Florio is going to have a lot more ears and eyes, so his personal grudges and agendas are now on display to a much wider and more discerning audience. What will happen the first time he is called out on air for something regarded as biased? Look, we all biases, it's impossible not to, but the key in this journalism gig is to not allow them to influence the work. As I said above, Florio makes several valid points, but he also makes his personal feelings about Tannenbaum and the Jets known (as he has for quite some time). It's up to his new public to deide how much they're going to buy into that.


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I have decided to take a break from watching our Falcon's team loose to NYG. It's getting pretty bad. However, we did make these really cute touchdown pops yesterday and my boys just loved them!
Here is what you need...
Popsicle/Craft Sticks
1 Chocolate Cake Mix
1 Can of Chocolate Frosting
Chocolate Candy Coating
Betty Crocker White Cookie Frosting
Yellow Edible Marker (unless you have yellow sticks)
We were going to just make Football Cake Pops on a lollipop stick, but thought that would be a bit boring. We decided to make goals out of popsicle sticks! I think stores sell yellow sticks, but we just colored the front side of ours with yellow edible marker. We used 3 sticks to make 1 pop. We cut one of the sticks in half with scissors. We colored one side of them and glued them together to make the goal. Leave just a little bit of the stick poking out of the top to stick the football cake on.
We made our Football Cake Pops by baking 1 chocolate cake mix using the box directions. Let that cool. Scoop out half of it in a bowl. We baked a 9x13 cake, but scoop out the whole thing if you bake a 8x8. Break the cake into tiny crumbs with a fork or just mix with a mini chopper. Mix about half of a can of chocolate frosting with the cake crumbles until moist enough to form the footballs. Here is what our footballs looked like...
Melt the chocolate coating in the microwave 1 minute..then every 20 seconds until melted. Dip the tip of the middle stick of the goal in the chocolate. Press a football on stick and spoon on the chocolate to coat the whole football. Place on waxed paper to dry.
When the footballs are dry... pipe on white icing to make the stripes and laces. We used Betty Crocker white cookie frosting and it worked well.
Here is my little 5 year old Falcon's fan....
Now that we have dealt with a horrible loss today to the Giants, we have switched gears to the New Orleans Saints. They deserve to win the Super Bowl for how they have been playing. Who dat!
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