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ATLANTA C. J. Fair proved Saturday night he is one of the top players in the country.
But even his yeoman effort, scoring 22 points and grabbing six rebounds, wasnt enough as his Syracuse Orange fell to Michigan 61-56 in the national semifinals at the Georgia Dome.
Fair was spectacular from start to finish, scoring inside and out and keeping his club in the game. He finished 9-for-20 from the floor in a spectacular 37 minutes.
But the junior from Baltimore said hed trade it all for a victory.
Its hard to believe right now the season is over, Fair said in a solemn SU locker room. We gave them a heck of a battle, but we just got behind too far. But I still thought we had enough to pull it out.
Fair took advantage of a size disparity with a couple of different Michigan defenders to score nine points in the opening 7 � minutes as SU jumped out to a 14-9 lead.
I felt like I could get to the basket pretty easy and the shots were going in, Fair said. They put two or three different guys on me, but I was bigger than all of them.
Fair, who led SU in scoring this season, didnt score the rest of the opening half as the Wolverines built an 11-point halftime edge.
C.J. was our entire offense the first half, said SU coach Jim Boeheim. Hers improved his offensive game so much this season, he can take advantage of those kinds of mismatches.
Fair started the second half strong as well, scoring eight points over 10 minutes as SU rallied to get within four points.
But after another jumper, he missed a couple of wide-open shots when SU was mounting one final comeback.
Those were shots I was making all game, he said. Maybe I was a little bit tired, but they still felt good.
Fairs strong performance this season has generated some interest from the NBA. He said he hadnt really thought about leaving school a year early, but Ive got to talk to my family before I make any decision.
Boeheim said if Fair improves as much as he did this season, especially offensively, hed be a first-round draft pick next year.
BEILEIN TOPs BOEHEIM
Michigan coach John Beilein had lost to Boeheim the first nine times they met as head coaches.
It happened twice while he was at Richmond, six times as West Virginia head man and once at Michigan two years ago. Beilein said he wondered if hed ever beat the Hall of Famer.
To me, Jim is one of the most underrated coaches weve ever had, Beilein said. He gets his kids to play like he wants, hes very good at adjusting on the fly and hes just so smart. I wish I had one-tenth the basketball knowledge that he has.
The Empire State Building in New York City displayed the Syracuse colors as well as those of the other three semifinal teams on Saturday night.
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He coached Beilein at Newfane High School, south of Buffalo. Beilein later coached at Newfane before embarking on a 30-year college coaching career with his first stop at Erie Community College.
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A recent BBC radio documentary on the possible over-selling of climate change, focussed on the link between high profile papers appearing in Nature or Science, the press releases and the subsequent press coverage. One of the examples chosen was the Stainforth et al climateprediction.net paper that reported the ranges of climate sensitivity within their super-ensemble of perturbed physics runs. While there was a lot of interesting science in this paper (the new methodology, the range of results etc.) which fully justified its appearance in Nature, we were quite critical of their basic conclusion – that climate sensitivities significantly higher than the standard range (1.5 – 4.5ºC) were plausible – because there is significant other data, predominantly from paleo-climate, that pretty much rule those high numbers out (as we discussed again recently). The press coverage of the paper mostly picked up on the very high end sensitivities (up to 11ºC) and often confused the notion of an equilibirum sensitivity with an actual prediction for 2100 and this lead to some pretty way-out headlines. I think all involved would agree that this was not a big step forward in the public understanding of science.
Why did this happen? Is it because the scientists were being 'alarmist', or was it more related to a certain naivety in how public relations and the media work? And more importantly, what can scientists do to help ensure that media coverage is a fair reflection of their work?
A point that shouldn't need repeating is that the media like a dramatic statement, and stories that say something is going to be worse than previously thought get more coverage than those which say it's not going to be as bad. It's not quite a fair comparison, but witness the difference in coverage for the recent Hegerl et al paper, which presented evidence that really high sensitivies are unlikely (a half dozen stories), and the Stainforth et al paper (hundreds of stories). (As an aside, a comment in the documentary that the recent Annan and Hargreaves paper was deliberately ignored by the media is without foundation – GRL is not Nature,
and no press release was issued (a press release was issued - apologies). Expecting mainstream press coverage in such circumstances would be extremely optimistic).
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One of the toughest jobs we face as parents can be balancing giving our children freedom and then setting parameters/boundaries. It can be especially challenging as they grow older into adolescence. Whether naturally or by force, responsibility is an inevitable fact of growing up. As the old saying goes, "With freedom comes responsibility." So, how do I walk this line of knowing when and where and how much at the right level?
Let's begin with a simple fact…God created mankind to be free (Gen. 1-2). Think back to Adam and Eve in the Garden: what made that environment free? To begin with, there had to be a choice. Thus, God set a limit on what they were allowed to have by introducing the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil into the Garden. Without the option of making a poor choice there could not have been absolute freedom. Furthermore, the purpose in God doing this was to express His unconditional love for them. God did not want robots—"do as you're told"—He wanted authentic relationship that reflected the relationship found in the Triune God, one that was not based in fear or control. This is crucial in understanding our relationship with our loved ones, namely, our children. When considering this type of relationship some might question why God did such a thing to Adam and Eve. Did He set them up for failure? Why not place the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil right next to the Tree of Life to make the better choice more obvious…or place it far away, out of sight, so that it's much more difficult to find? If I really cared about my beloved creation and wanted to prevent anything bad happening to them, that's what I would have done, wouldn't you?
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With 3 boys in our home, God presents me with plenty of opportunities to practice this idea of giving choices and helping them with responsibility. My wife and I are constantly navigating the murky waters of protecting them, respecting their privacy, allowing consequences to their choices, and granting freedom for the sake of maturity. Having a 15 year old makes it even more challenging.
As I reflect on how God dealt with the possibility of Adam and Eve failing—and they failed…BIG TIME!—I realize a lesson for me in parenting my sons. If I'm afraid of sin, failure, mistakes, or poor choices in my sons, then I am prone to parent out of fear rather than love. I will tend to develop an expectation that they live a mistake-free life. In reality, the goal of this way of parenting is compliance and obedience without love and heart connection. It's interesting to think how hard I work to eliminate poor choices in my sons' lives, yet God actually introduced one in the Garden. What does this say about how I should view freedom, choice, and consequences in my daily life as a parent?
God had a plan for the failure of Adam and Eve—Jesus (Gen. 3:15). He brings peace and purpose to all situations, good or bad, clean or messy, success or failure. God uses our freedom to invoke trust, to take the ups and downs of life and cultivate a life of dependence on Him. His attitude towards our sin and failure is, "Yeah, you messed up…not good…and there's a consequence. But, I love you, I'm here for you, and I need you to trust Me." In his book Loving Our Kids On Purpose, Danny Silk says, "…at the heart of godly parenting is the conviction that the mistakes and failures of our children are not the enemy. The real enemy is bondage, and if we don't teach our children how to walk in and handle freedom, they won't know what to do with it."
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WADDINGTON – Air Force Senior Airman Christopher J. Tiernan learned of his deployment to Saudi Arabia a month after he and his wife, Martha K., discovered they were expecting their first child.
He had mixed emotions. He wanted to serve his country, but at the same time he was torn about not being there for the birth of our daughter, Mrs. Tiernan said Friday.
But with a little ingenuity, a smartphone and the support of the Air Force, Mr. Tiernan was able to witness his daughters birth Feb. 5 at Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center, Ogdensburg, more than 7,000 miles from his base in Saudi Arabia.
His superiors were really supportive, Mrs. Tiernan said. They let him have the day off. He said he was pacing around his room because he had to wait all day for the big event.
Throughout the day, nursing staff and doctors kept Mr. Tiernan updated.
The medical staff was extremely supportive, she said. Dr. Peter Dargie held the baby up for him to see. Chris was able to see her before I was.
Edie Streeter, Mrs. Tiernans mother, held up the phone for Mr. Tiernan throughout the delivery. At 8:48 a.m. New York time 4:48 p.m. in Saudi Arabia Mr. Tiernan heard his daughters first cry. Keira Ann Rose Tiernan weighed 8.5 pounds and was 22 inches long.
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WANAKENA Passage of the NY SAFE Act has indirectly led to the banning of hunting with firearms this year on the campus of the Ranger School, which includes the 2,800-acre James F. Dubuar Forest.
The SAFE Act increases the penalty for the possession of a firearm on school property from a misdemeanor to a Class E felony.
That prompted a closer reading of the law, said Robert S. Davis, director of forest products at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, the parent educational institution of the Ranger School.
SUNY ESF thought it had an exemption under the state Penal Law that allowed firearms on land it owned and maintained, but legal counsel advised otherwise.
We realized our earlier interpretation was incorrect, Mr. Davis said.
The land has to be both owned and maintained by SUNY ESF for the exemption passed long ago with the school in mind to apply. But the Ranger School campus and the surrounding forest is held in trust for SUNY ESF by Syracuse University, of which SUNY ESF used to be a part, Mr. Davis said.
College leaders did not want to have students or anyone else face a felony charge while hunting on its grounds, so they have banned the practice at least with firearms for this year.
We felt that was too great a risk, Mr. Davis said. Were not trying to ban hunting. Hunters actually help us control the deer population. Were happy to have you so long as youre not using a firearm.
The change affects the schools northern properties, including the Dubuar Forest and the 2,400-acre Pack Forest in Warrensburg, both of which have traditionally allowed hunting with firearms.
The ban will require the posting of thousands of signs, which are being made.
Im trying to get the signs up as quickly as possible, Mr. Davis said.
The school hopes to have legislation enacted by next year that will allow the return of hunting with firearms, he said.
The availability of hunting is part of what attracts some students to the Ranger School, said Director Michael R. Bridgen, who has already told students of the decision.
We usually have a good percentage of students who like to hunt, he said. Theyve been understanding. Theres quite a bit of interest in archery now. Theyre still trying to hunt.
In a normal year, when firearms are allowed, the school has safeguarded weapons in a locker.
We have good control, Mr. Bridgen said. Our weapons policy in the past has been very successful.
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Pablo Prigioni is a pro. He's an older rookie, but he's a guy who plays within himself and plays a good, solid point
Many people have asked me why he didn't play more against the Nets and it's a fair question. Clearly, Mike Woodson knew he would need Prigs to get some burn in Milwaukee and he informed him to be prepared. And the move paid Woodson back big time.
Without Jason Kidd, Prigioni is a critical piece to the puzzle in terms of controlling the Knicks tempo and getting them into sets. That was a major issue against the Nets, as Raymond Felton was pressing. Prigioni can be a calming influence in big games.
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The new year came and left me feeling overwhelmed and a bit lost. The first week of 2012 had me cocooned in my basement wondering what I was going to do and how I was going to do it. Some of my closest friends and Tribal Council chieftains were discussing a mystical trip to the Kalalau Valley in Hawaii, but I couldn't swing it due to my commitment to AURA Music Festival in early March. When I go to Hawaii, you better believe I'm buying a one way ticket! So I began eyeing Envision Festival in Costa Rica more and more seriously. Once I discovered I had enough miles to fly one way to Central America for free, and I spoke to several friends who had decided to go, I booked all my tickets and decided to treat myself to a little vacation.
I flew into Guatemala City three weeks early so I could visit my favorite spot in Central America, Lake Atitlan. I learned last trip that it's best to head straight to the town of San Marcos on the lake. I spent a week in this beautiful, tranquil little town, which is known for its mystery schools where mystics from around the world come to study the whole spectrum of metaphysical knowledge, practice holistic medicine, attend energy healing retreat centers, and just plain bliss out! I spent the week at the best hostel in San Marcos, Hostal del Lago, where you can rent a bed for $3/night right next to the lake.
I set the intention for having my own personal meditation retreat. My routine each day: wake up, do a deliciously long yoga practice right next to the lake with the sound of the waves lapping at my feet, jump in the lake and swim around like a river otter, walk three minutes to buy a bounty of fresh organic fruits and vegetables from local indigenous women, breakfast, read book in hammock, lunch, practice spinning poi, wander around town examining acupuncture schools and merkaba meditation retreat centers, dinner, read in hammock, chat with other travelers around camp fire by lake, sleep. I lived very well for about $10/day.
The best thing about this hostal is the people that it attracts. It's not uncommon for visitors planning on spending a few days there to live in San Marcos for months or even years. Some of my favorite people I've ever met I encountered here. There is a unique circus vibe to this hostal and we joke that it is circus training camp. Maybe it's because of the house aerial silks, which are certainly a symbol of the hostal. We all teach each other hoop tricks, poi, aerial silks, slackline, and juggling techniques.
The lake is surrounded by steep volcanoes, making it all the more dramatic of a back drop for anything you do. The private rock outcropping into the lake affords a 180 degree view of water and volcanoes, and is the perfect spot for yoga, tai chi, or my personal favorite, sitting in sunbathing stillness. With all the distractions far away (you have to take a boat to another town to use the internet), I was able to go deeper into my practice and my self than ever before. I was in such an inward place that I rarely felt called to speak to others. Through the combination of an almost raw diet (for the first time in my life), yoga, meditation, and sobriety, I felt cleaner, lighter, and at more peace than I can remember. It was truly inspirational! And it helped to be surrounded by others who were eating raw food and doing yoga rather than eating hamburgers and drinking 6-packs, although there is a time and a place for that. One thing is for certain, the more I experiment with breathwork and meditation, the more I realize that it has the potential to take you far far deeper, and to a more connected place, than any ingested substance.
I happen to be visiting San Marcos during the five days of Wayeb, which is a special period of ceremony before the Mayan New Year. This Wayeb was especially sacred in San Marcos as the town was blessed to have Mayan Spiritual Elders, Mamas and Tatas, come from all over to lead four ceremonies a day for whoever wanted to attend. A sacred fire was lit the first night and kept alive for the entirety of Wayeb. The vibrations from the prayer incantations in these ceremonies were super high, and I left feeling incredible peace.
Local Guatemalan Mashimon threw down a warmup set in at the headiest restaurant in San Marcos, Ganesha, and our entire hostal showed up to spin fire and get loose on the dancefloor to some sexy hip hop infused beats. Daniel Garcia, the producer behind Mashimon, traveled with us all the way across Central America to Envision and became a dear friend. Be sure to check his project out; it makes for a sexy dance party. He knows what he's doing :)
Since there were so many of us at the hostal that were pumped for Envision, we manifested a private 15 passenger bus with our own shuttle driver to drive us from the lake in Guatemala all the way to Envision in Costa Rica. We figured it'd be an adventure, but we had no idea. What followed was a long five day road trip across five countries with many stops to pee and four border crossings (meaning 8 immigration offices!).
The epicness started immediately after sunrise when our shuttle boat broke down at our dock in San Marcos. Then, somehow, the backup boat that was sent as reinforcements shut off in the middle of the lake as well. Finally we were rescued by a third sketchy boat, met our faithful bus driver Esteben, who we got to know quite well by the end of the trip, and loaded our shuttle bus for Costa Rica.
We sang and danced and beatboxed and ohmed our way through Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and finally to Costa Rica.
This picture wraps up our navigation troubles quite nicely, as well as our numerous run-ins with the law enforcement of several Latin American nations. For some reason, our driver Esteban insisted on using a kid's Disney map of Central America and refused to consult anything more detailed.
We quickly adopted the name "Love Tribe" for our crew, and I promise it wasn't my idea ;) After all, we were 13 happy hippies on an epic Latin American road trip to the most amazing music festival ever.
It's not a journey without some wrong turns and bumps in the road, and we handled it surprisingly well considering most of us had just recently met. It's always great experience learning about group dynamics, as it can be applied to all areas of your life for years to come.
One major bump in the road came when we got stuck in no man's land between the Honduran and Nicaraguan borders because of a passport complication. It just so happened to be the night of my 25th birthday, so we made the most out of the situation by jamming tunes, hooping, and sleeping in the parking lot of the Nicaraguan immigration office.
After splitting with the bus to take a solo day on the beach in Montezuma, Costa Rica, I finally arrived in the small town of Uvita for Envision. Despite accommodations being packed in the only hostal in town, the universe had saved an extra hammock for the night. The vibes at Tucan Hostal were stellar as Djs, fire performers, and bands were putting the final polish on their sets for the festival. Many of the people at the hostal became my go-to festival buddies on the dance floor.
Fortunately, mama tierra built a perfect water park for us to baptize in before the festival. Many people took the ten minute cab ride to the waterfalls during the hot festival afternoons to cool off, too.
I couldn't resist getting some inverted hang time. Too purrrrfect!
You know it's a high vibrational hostal vibe when the coffee tables are full of flutes, Hafiz poetry, and Eckhart Tolle books!
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This special exhibition marks the completion of an extensive project to conserve the Mead Art Museum's collection of thangka (pronounced "tan-kah")—scroll paintings of Buddhist figures. So fragile that they have remained largely inaccessible to scholars and museum visitors for nearly six decades, Amherst College's eighteen thangka, primarily from Tibet, have been gently cleaned, stabilized, and repaired by conservators at Museum Textile Services in Andover, Massachusetts, under the leadership of Camille Myers Breeze. A generous grant from the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation and additional support from the Amherst College Department of Religion underwrote the conservation treatment. The Louis and Nettie Horch Foundation provided further support for the conservation of one thangka.
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First, Patagonia released their Nano Puff series, frequently referring to these as a lightweight insurance policy; "It's best not to ski out to it without throwing some insurance in your pack," they said. For Spring 2011, they've upped the ante in a big way, with the arrival of the 5.9-ounce Patagonia Ultralight Down Shirt, now their lightest-weight down top on the market and Patagonia's lightest-weight insulation piece...
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Postsecondary success is an umbrella term referring to any policy, program, or strategy that advances students toward a college credential. The use of the word credential is intentional. The term is more inclusive, and covers any validation of skills earned after completing a high school diploma. While the three most-discussed college credentials are certificates, associate degrees, and baccalaureate degrees, credentials can also refer to apprenticeships, licenses, and workforce readiness certifications.
The single most important predictor of postsecondary success is academic preparation. The quality of preparation students receive, from preschool through 12th grade, impacts the likelihood of their success in postsecondary education. The use of the ACT and SAT as tools for developing early remedial interventions could also increase preparation. For adults, access to developmental education (e.g., Adult Basic Education, ESL, remedial education) is critical to making the transition to postsecondary education.
While states will and should continue to invest in recent high school graduates who seek bachelors degrees, legislators should support programs for nontraditional students seeking other college credentials, such as certificates, licenses or applied associate degrees. By deploying resources for credentials and careers that are in high demand, legislators can increase college attainment rates and the wages of their residents. To evaluate the potential impact of investments in college attainment, legislators should use economic and demographic data to assess current and projected workforce needs.
Creating college and career pathways for low-income, minority, and first-generation students is one strategy that states are using to strengthen odds of student success. With tight state budgets, however, policymakers should leverage existing strategies and resources. An effective, relatively low cost strategy is strengthening transfer and articulation policies, by implementing statewide general education core curricula and guaranteed four-year transfer for students who have completed an associate degree.
Rigorous standards for all curricula, whether collegiate, technical or job-related, must be implemented to ensure no student falls behind. Blurring the line between high school and college through programs like dual and concurrent enrollment will allow students to learn at their own pace and feel a personal investment in their education.
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SYRACUSE The Syracuse University mens basketball teams first league game as an Atlantic Coast Conference member will take place against defending ACC champion Miami on Jan. 4 at the Carrier Dome.
SU released its first ACC schedule on Thursday, also announcing 11 nationally televised games, including six at home.
The Orange will play nine ACC games at home against Miami, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, Duke, Notre Dame, Clemson, North Carolina State, Boston College and Georgia Tech. Syracuses Feb. 1 meeting with Duke was previously announced as an ESPN College GameDay game. Syracuse will also play ESPN Big Monday games against Notre Dame on Feb. 3 and at Maryland on Feb. 24.
Syracuse faces North Carolina in the Carrier Dome on Jan. 11 and plays old Big East foes Pittsburgh (Jan. 18) and Boston College (Feb. 19) at the Dome. SUs last league home date is against Georgia Tech on March 4. The Orange concludes the regular season with a March 9 game at Florida State. The ACC Tournament begins March 13 in Greensboro, N.C.
SUs first ACC road game is at Virginia Tech on Jan. 7. Other road ACC games for SU are at Boston College, Miami, Wake Forest, Pittsburgh, Duke, Maryland and Virginia.
CBS will televise SUs game at Miami in Jan. 25. CBS will also televise SUs nonconference game against Villanova on Dec. 28 at the Carrier Dome.
Syracuse begins its season with a non-conference game against Cornell on Nov. 8 at the Carrier Dome. The Orange will play Indiana as part of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge on Dec. 3 at the Carrier Dome and has a nonconference game against St. Johns on Dec. 15 at Madison Square Garden.
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China's Spring Festival
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Rubio's is proud to sponsor Uncorked & Unplugged — a casual, yet sophisticated evening under the stars celebrating the best in gourmet foods, fine wine and spirits, and live entertainment. This is one of the Valley's premier fall events benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale.Learn more about Uncorked & Unplugged
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Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation "Walk to Cure Diabetes"
April 24, 2010
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) is the leading charitable funder and advocate of type 1 juvenile diabetes research in the world. The mission of JDRF is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. Since its founding in 1970 by parents of children with type 1 diabetes, JDRF has focused on the mission of finding a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill is a proud sponsor of the Orange County Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Chapter. Rubio's supports the annual JDRF "Walk to Cure Diabetes" which took place at the University of Irvine California.Learn more about "Walk to Cure Diabetes"
49th Annual Roy Emerson Adoption Guild Tennis Classic
May 28- 31, 2010; June 5- 6, 2010
The Adoption Guild of Southern Orange County is a non-profit 501(C)(3) organization devoted to raising funds for Holy Family Services Adoption & Foster Care Agency. The dedicated members of the Adoption Guild envision giving every child the opportunity to have a loving family of his or her own. Each year the Adoption Guild members work together to raise funds for Holy Family Services through events, sponsorships, and grant applications. The Roy Emerson Adoption Guild Tennis Classic, now celebrating its 49th year, is one of the largest amateur charity doubles tournaments in California. Rubio's proudly supports the Adoption Guild of Southern Orange County by participating in the annual Player's Party for the Roy Emerson Adoption Guild Tennis Classic. One hundred percent of the net proceeds from this event were donated to Holy Family Services.Learn more about the Adoption Guild of Southern Orange County
AIDS Walk Orange County
May 22, 2010
Thousands joined the 24th annual AIDS Walk Orange County to raise awareness of and much-needed funds for HIV/AIDS prevention and care for people in our community. There are currently more than 1 million people in the United States living with HIV/AIDS and over 8,000 of those infected individuals live in Orange County. AIDS Walk Orange County is an annual 5 km walk developed to raise awareness of and much-needed funds for HIV and AIDS prevention and care in Orange County, California. The funds raised by AIDS Walk Orange County are distributed among several Orange County recipient agencies that serve the Orange County HIV/AIDS community. Rubio's has been a food sponsor of the AIDS Walk Orange County for the past three years.Learn more about AIDS Walk Orange County
Easter Seals Southern California Golf Invitational
Monday, March 8, 2010
Over 9 million children in the United States have a special health care need, affecting one in five households. Easter Seals is working to create a world where each child born with a disability is given the support necessary to participate fully in life and to have dreams and hopes, successes and achievements. Rubio's is the proud food sponsor of the annual Easter Seals Southern California Golf Invitational. By donating lunch for over 200 golfers, Rubio's helped 100% of the proceeds from this Golf Tournament go back to the Easter Seals Foundation.Learn more about the Easter Seals Southern California
Creek to Bay Cleanup
Saturday, April 24th, 9AM - 12noon
Rubio's is proud to be a site sponsor for the Creek to Bay Cleanup. Each year, volunteers at the Creek to Bay Cleanup cover more ground, remove more trash, and spread to new areas throughout San Diego County. This year, thousands joined to protect and conserve treasured outdoor areas such as beaches, bays, canyons, and parks by volunteering for this event that comes just in time for Earth Day! The Rubio's adopted beach already has enough volunteers, but please go to www.creektobay.org and volunteer for one of the sites still in need of some TLC (noted in red).Learn more about Creek To Bay Cleanup
Rock n Roll Marathon
Sunday, June 6, 2010
For the 5th year in a row, Rubio's is a proud sponsor of the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon. This year, the event benefitted the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. The Rock 'n' Roll marathon is famous for its "rock 'n' roll" party attitude and music. From handing out water to handing out delicious tacos, Rubio's supports the athletes that participate for such a great cause.Learn more about Rock 'n' Roll Marathon
San Diego Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Rubio's is a proud sponsor of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. The organization raises money to help find a cure for breast cancer. From feeding walkers to hosting fundraising restaurant nights, to tying on our shoes and running this 5K ourselves, Rubio's team members are showing their true colors in support of this worthy cause.Learn more about Race for the Cure
San Diego Bay Food and Wine Festival
November 17-21, 2010
Save the date for the San Diego Bay Wine and Food Festival. Rubio's will be a third time exhibitor this year. This is a special event where San Diego's finest restaurants and wineries join together to provide their tastiest item. Last year, Ralph Rubio helped hand out Shrimp Grilled Gourmet Tacos to the San Diegans that came out to enjoy the event. We were also thrilled when we placed in the top ten of the "Chef of the Fest" culinary competition.
Rady Children's Hospital
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Rubio's is proud to be a Gold Corporate Sponsor of Rady's Children Hospital. We have fed almost all 3500 employees to show our support of these hard-working, lifesaving individuals. Rady Children's Hospital has been ranked as one of the top 25 children's hospitals in the country. With 13 locations throughout San Diego, they offer a broad range of services including speech, physical and occupational therapies, child guidance and child protective services.Learn more about Rady Children's Hospital
Preview 2010
January 28, 2010
Held annually, Preview is presented by the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce and brings together dynamic national speakers, local economic experts and industry leaders in a conference and trade-show event that is unmatched in Las Vegas. With nearly 2,000 attendees, Preview Las Vegas attracts executives and decision makers from all industries looking to get the latest information about the key trends that will affect business in the year ahead and are ready to make key contacts.
Rubio's Winter Beach Party
Saturday, January 30, 2010, 12-2 p.m.
Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill® brought the warmth of a Baja California beach to Utahns with a Savor the Sun indoor beach party. The event benefitted local kids with intellectual disabilities from the Best Buddies® program and featured free food, prizes, and a sand castle corner. Rubio's recreated a beach atmosphere with sand, heat, music, costal scenery and fresh BeachMex™ food. The event was the culmination of a week-long fundraising effort January 23-30, where Rubio's fans were encouraged to donate to Best Buddies® by purchasing any new grilled-fish menu item.
Salt Lake City Marathon
April 17, 2010
12,000 of our closest friends ran, biked, walke, handed out water, and helped put on this great event — and if you can't participate by entering or volunteering, clear your schedule and be one of the thousands of spectators lined the course throughout Salt Lake County! The Huntsman Cancer Foundation (HCF) has been selected as the Salt Lake City Marathon's charity. Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah is the premiere cancer research and care facility in the Intermountain West. As a National Cancer Institute-designated clinical care facility, HCI doctors and scientists conduct cutting-edge genetics research and treat patients in a caring environment.Learn more about the Salt Lake City Marathon
Free Fishing Day
This day will celebrate the day that the Utah fishing & Wildlife office will allow residents to fish without a license. Make plans now to get out with your family and enjoy a free day of fishing. Utah has plenty of water this year, and fishing should be better than ever. To commemorate the day, Rubio's will hold a "Free Fish Taco Giveaway!"
Ragnar Relay
June 18 - 19, 2010
Ragnar was a 9th century Norse King. He was a pirate, a raider, a conqueror, an explorer, and a wild man. The tough, fearless, rugged attributes of this Norse King are shared by all who participate in a Ragnar Relay. In much the same way, a Ragnar Relay provides runners the freedom to roam, to explore — a free-spirited curiosity to get out there and experience outdoor adventure. And maybe even to conquer. Everyone has a wild side and nothing brings it out of you like a Ragnar Relay. Long live the Ragnar in us all!


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I really like to see another solid outing from Tillman. This team could use it.
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Tillman's STILL in the fourth and thrown more than 70 pitches. Will he EVER learn?
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By Jessica Bakeman
Albany Bureau
ALBANY After weeks of wrangling over state budget details, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and lawmakers will turn their attention to other legislative priorities, including a list of progressive social agenda items Cuomo pushed in his State of the State address in January.
Cuomo and legislative leaders rolled a minimum-wage increase and technical changes to the state's new gun-control law into the budget. But the spending plan did not include the establishment of upstate casinos, decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana or the legalization of mixed martial arts, although those issues were discussed during negotiations.
And Cuomo's "litmus test" of social issues remains to be addressed, particularly the 10-point so-called Women's Equality Act, which includes an abortion codification bill. The governor wrote in an op-ed last December that his approval of the bipartisan coalition that controls the Senate would be determined by lawmakers' support of his list of social priorities.
"I think there's still plenty of time," Sen. Jeffrey Klein, D-Bronx, said Tuesday during an interview with Gannett's Albany Bureau. "Our legislative process is not a sprint; it's a marathon. So we still have a long way to go before the end of session."
Klein heads the five-member Independent Democratic Conference, which shares control of the Senate with Republicans. He joined Cuomo, Senate GOP Leader Dean Skelos, R-Nassau County, and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, D-Manhattan, as a fourth "man in the room" for recent budget negotiations.
In the budget, lawmakers enacted a three-year phase-in of a higher minimum wage, which Cuomo and other Democrats widely supported. But Republicans and business groups worried the hike would hurt the economy.
The minimum wage will jump from $7.25 an hour currently to $8.00 in 2014, $8.75 in 2015 and $9 in 2016.
"This budget raises the minimum wage to $9 an hour, because $7.25 an hour is just unfair, unlivable and unsustainable. It's the right thing to do and the fair thing to do," Cuomo said Friday in a video message touting the budget.
Cuomo had tried in the budget to reduce the penalty for public possession of small amounts of marijuana from a misdemeanor to a violation. His plan aims to reform New York City's "stop and frisk" policy, which critics argue targets young people and racial minorities.
He also attempted to reach an agreement with lawmakers on the location of potential casinos in New York. A constitutional amendment passed last year by the state Legislature and set for approval again this year would authorize up to seven casinos, but Cuomo wants to start with three upstate -- north of Putnam County. The amendment would also have to be passed in a public referendum.
Cuomo hopes establishing three casinos north of New York City will drive residents and tourists upstate, which has suffered populations losses and economic stagnation.
On "The Capitol Pressroom," a public radio show in Albany Wednesday, Cuomo included casinos on a short list of end-of-session priorities, but called the issue "important and difficult."
Talks of whether to legalize professional mixed martial arts entered the budget process, as well. Supporters argued that the sport is lucrative and would boost the economy, but opponents fought it, arguing that it's violent and dangerous, even with regulations.
Silver has opposed the sport in the past, but seemed to open the door earlier this month when he said: "I think, at some point, there will probably be an approval in this state. I can't tell you when."
Cuomo said Wednesday he's not morally opposed to mixed martial arts but wants to evaluate the potential economic impact before determining whether it's "worth it."
"I wouldn't put it up as a top priority," he said on the radio show. "If there is a plan that they put forth that has a significant economic benefit to the state, then I would take it up."
Among the social issues Cuomo will push through the end of the session are public campaign financing and women's rights legislation.
Democrats and advocacy groups have pushed for a public option modeled after New York City's, which matches small campaign donations at a 6-to-1 rate. The aim would be to "level the playing field" for non-wealthy candidates.
Cuomo has said he supports publicly financed elections, and he is also trying to reform the state's disclosure laws.
"Towards the end of session, you have campaign finance, which is important," Cuomo said on the radio show. "You have the women's agenda, which is very important to me, and I'm excited about it, and (it) has resonated with people across this state."
Cuomo said his description of the Women's Equality Act has elicited a standing ovation every time he's spoken about it around the state. The 10-point agenda includes a controversial bill that would codify federal abortion rights into state law. Pro-life groups argue the bill would expand access to abortion in the state and increase the incidence of late-term abortion.
Cuomo has not yet released his abortion bill, which he said is different than the Reproductive Health Act, a measure introduced in recent years that has been staunchly opposed by conservative groups and the Catholic church. Other bills in the Women's Equality Act would crack down on human trafficking, pregnancy discrimination, housing discrimination and pay inequity, among other issues.
"New York has the opportunity right now, in this nation, to change this conversation and look at ensuring that women can fully participate in our economy," said M. Tracey Brooks, executive director of the state Family Planning Advocates, the lobbying arm for Planned Parenthood in New York.
Jason McGuire, executive director of the conservative group, New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, said earlier this month that Cuomo is hurting the chances of the other nine women's rights bills by packaging them with the controversial abortion measure.
"If the governor wanted to pass any one of those nine points through this Legislature, I guarantee you he can do it -- even all nine of them," McGuire said. "But he is holding all of it hostage to an abortion agenda, and that is what has to end."
Klein, who backs the measure, said he's unsure if it would pass in the 63-member Senate. It has enough votes to pass the Democratic-controlled Assembly.
"It's sort of up in the air," he said.
What's in the budget
- A three-year phase-in of a $9 an hour minimum wage.
- A $350 tax rebate for middle-class families with children.
- A $1 billion increase for schools, including funding for full-day pre-kindergarten in high-need districts.
- An extension of the "millionaire's tax," a higher income-tax rate on New Yorkers making $1 million or more.
- Tweaks to the state's gun control law, including a suspension of a ban on 10-bullet magazine sales.
- Changes to the law requiring teacher evaluations, including an amendment that lets plans roll over year-to-year unless they're renegotiated.
What's not
- Legislation determining placement of up to seven casinos in New York, pending approval from lawmakers and voters.
- A lift of the ban on mixed martial arts.
- Decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana.
What's next
- Push for public campaign financing to "level the playing field" for non-wealthy public-office candidates.
- Debate on 10-point women's rights bill that would codify abortion rights, promote pay equity and crack down on housing discrimination.


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Which new features do you want the most?
(1) When searching for, say, "Chocolate" you could get a list of teas with the word Chocolate in the title ordered with their rating, from highest to lowest.
That way you can try to sample the most popular of a flavor you enjoy.
(2) tag with key words
(3) some way to mark where to buy or price points?
(4) Steeping instructions should go with the original tea, rather than the review, no? Also would be nice if you could do multiple instructions – one for hot & one for cold.
Separate page or filter for teaware and accessories (with extra type filters)
Have the places tab default to whichever location we've got set in our profiles.
It'd be amazing to have some way to find 'teas near you', rather than places. This should be possible by a 'local vs. online' filter (in the teas tab) or a button in the places tab. Downside to this would be that stores would need extra attributes for local and online sales, so there may be some inconsistencies, or a lack of data when first implementing this.
I would be VERY appreciative of the Tea page not reloading every time you unclicked a tea type on the right-hand checklist. Since there's not a way to uncheck them all, either, it's frustrating when you only want to search for one or two of the types listed.
Maybe changing it to a "check boxes you want then click a "search" button" style instead of needing to individually uncheck or check each one and wait for the reload between every time?
I would really love that! :D
- A way to merge (or delete) duplicate tea listings.
- When listing teas, showing their rating(s) right in search.
- Being able to easily choose the 'best' or highest rated… whatever.
Chocolate oolong. Chai. Earl Grey.
- Creating contests/competitions for folks to have as a group. I've read a lot of notes where people said they were searching for the "best" whatever kind of tea, and drank oodles of different kids – as did their friends – to help with the search.
- When listing a tea company, offering their contact information and basic details (URL, if there is one for instance) right on the page. This is also a great way for you guys to make a bit of cash! Also helps when there are similar, or duplicate tea company entries.
- Being able to move a whole list of things from one company from my Shopping List to my Cupboard.
- Printing off my Shopping List by company.
Just turned on my computer (Windows OS 8.) I couldn't help but think that it would be wonderful if there was an app that popped up on the metro screen when my computer starts. Listing tea of the day or week. Week would be easier on your guys.
I'd love to have a section for teas "on their way". Separate from my cupboard or shopping list, but ones I've ordered or have swapped and are en route.
It would be so nice to be able to add tasting notes from my iPad, but the sliding controls for water temperature and rating don't work properly. They are a pain even on my desktop, because you have no accuracy inputting ratings without trying to guess where they are on the scale.
Yeah, the mobile device issue is a biggy for me.. Desktop isn't perfect but I don't mind it. On my ipad like right now it's a real pain.
Android App!
Is there a way to edit our tea posts? Sometimes I drink a tea again and I want to ad something to what I've said about the tea but I'm not sure of where the edit button is … if there even is one.
Yep! If you hover over your avatar on the upper right corner, you can click on "tealog." This should be the same url as your profile so http://steepster.com/skysamurai. Then you can click on the "edit" button next to your post.
Is there some way to make unchecking the "notify me when this topic is update" the default? I've set my email settings so I only get notices when I have a PM, but I can't figure out how to stop the notices about new posts except by unchecking the box in each thread, each time I read it.


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This manual provides standardized field measurements, based on proven field methods, for
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Sourcebook of methods and procedures for monitoring, measuring and reporting
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with evolving political negotiations and decisions. Respective communities are invited
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Methodology for Estimating Reductions of GHG Emissions from Mosaic Deforestation (1394
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Description: The methodology is for estimating and monitoring greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions of project activities that reduce mosaic deforestation. Carbon stock
enhancement of degraded and secondary forests that would be deforested in absence of the RED
project activity is also included in this methodology. The underlying conceptual
approach of this methodology is based on drafts of the AFOLU Guidance Document of the
Voluntary Carbon Standard. The methodologies is currently being used by a number of
projects around the world, including the Madagascar Ankeniheny-Zahamena Corridor Project.
No system exists to guide the development and expansion of natural resource monitoring
schemes. To help develop such a protocol, the authors present a typology of monitoring
categories, defined by their degree of local participation, ranging from no local involvement
with monitoring undertaken by professional researchers to an entirely local effort with
monitoring undertaken by local people. The strengths and weaknesses of each monitoring
category are assessed. Locally based monitoring can lead to rapid decisions to solve the key
threats affecting natural resources, can empower local communities to better manage their
resources, and can refine sustainable-use strategies to improve local livelihoods.
Reducing Emissions from Deforestation in Developing Countries in a Post 2012 Climate Regime
– A Quantitative Analysis
The final report of a German research project on REDD discusses data availability and
methodological questions, especially for six countries (Brazil, Peru, Congo (Brazzaville),
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Emissions and removals from land-use, land use change and forestry activities in a post-Kyoto
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EPA is helping developing countries build national inventory management systems and offers
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from Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry and Agriculture. Thus far, the program has
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Monitoring and estimating tropical forest carbon stocks: making REDD a reality (614
A peer-reviewed paper submitted by Mr. John O. Niles, on behalf of the Tropical
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That is what William A. Sampson, who runs Hearthstone Ministries, 11 E. Church St., said he believes regarding the eviction notice that will displace the six-member church as of Saturday.
Because of our faith, we already know Gods established this, he said. He says to minister to the widows and orphans. This day and age its also the homeless.
But while the small group has been working since April to raise funds to move to a new location, individual donations and proceeds from a carnival fundraiser have brought in only a few thousand dollars, a far mark from the $200,000 Mr. Sampson said is desired to purchase a building in southern Jefferson County. He runs the organization with his wife, the Rev. Susan M. Sampson.
The eviction was finalized quickly by Adams Village Court on July 30. The building is owned by Peggy A. Brouty.
When the store, its warehouse and makeshift sanctuary out back shut down Saturday, so will help offered to many area residents. Mr. Sampson said not only were clothes, toys, books, furniture and other items offered for sale in the thrift shop, but Hearthstone Ministries provided financial assistance to some for utility, rent, prescription and gasoline payments.
On average, the store made $200 per day, for a monthly average of $6,000. Rent and utilities reached as high as $2,000 some months. Mr. Sampson said there is no payroll, as everyone volunteers his or her time at the store.
Mr. Sampson said he rented a U-Haul truck and donated a truckload of his merchandise to the Salvation Army store in Watertown. The thrift store also is offering to let shoppers fill a plastic grocery bag of items for $1, a small tote for $2 or a large tote for $5.
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