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In days of old, the only real feedback that a business would get would be an 'over the counter' one from a disgruntled customer. And even then, it is said that for every person that complains, there are another six who will simply tell their friends...who tell their friends. Things have moved on from those days and meaningful knowledge has been gathered via everything from door-to-door surveys to in-person focus groups. But the single biggest change in survey gathering has occurred since the turn of the century. The online survey business now generates in excess of two billion dollars annually ... Read more
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You'll find that the bigger organizations can afford to hire specific professionals to handle the concerns of their customers and to make sure that their business run smoothly but that's not such a viable prospect for smaller companies who run on a very tight budget. However, an app like Heeduser helps you realize that no matter how small your business is, it is still possible to get good feedback. With a little bit of guile and crowd sourcing you can go that extra step with this free community feedback application and give your online visitors even better customer service and ... Read more
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This particular colour mutation helped make the canary popular enough that the term 'Canary Yellow' has been related to this colour (and that of all canaries, in many people's minds) ever since its occurance, relatively early in the Canary's association with Humankind.
You will often hear a canary showing this colour called a yellow, or a hard-feathered yellow canary, although the correct name nowadays is intensive yellow lipochrome, as the page title says. You will sometimes hear the softer-feathered, or non-intensive, version of this colour, more correctly known as non-intensive lipochrome yellow, being referred to as a soft-feathered yellow, or maybe as a Buff bird.
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News: Rangers Sign Michael Kantor
The Rangers have signed RW Michael Kantor to an entry-level contract, according to Renaud Lavoie.
Kantor had 20 goals and 13 assists this season as the Captain for Sudbury of the OHL.
He was signed to an ATO with the Whale yesterday.
Kantor had five fights for the Whale last season and 11 the season before.
From the Whale release, " Kantor, 21, who hails from Lake Forest, IL, stands 6-1 and weighs 185 pounds. He netted 20 goals, good for fourth on the Wolves' team, in 56 games this season and added 13 assists for 33 points, to go along with 93 penalty minutes, third-most on the squad. Kantor chipped in two goals and two assists for four points in nine playoff games for the Wolves, and had 12 PIM, the third-highest total on the team.
Kantor has suited up for 197 career OHL games in four seasons with the Wolves, Saginaw Spirit and Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds and has chalked up 43 goals and 51 assists for 94 points, along with 420 PIM."
Whale assistant coach Jeff Beukeboom was an assistant with Sudbury before coming to Hartford.
NEW YORK, April 18, 2013 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has agreed to terms with undrafted free agent forward Michael Kantor.
Kantor, 21, registered 20 goals and 13 assists for 33 points, along with 93 penalty minutes in 56 games with the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) this season. He established career-highs in goals and points. Kantor ranked fourth on the team in goals, eighth in points, and third in penalty minutes. He also tied for third on Sudbury with six power play goals, and was one of four Wolves' players to record a shorthanded goal.
In the postseason, Kantor recorded playoff career-highs in games played (nine), goals (two), assists (two), points (four), and penalty minutes (12) with Sudbury. He tied for fourth on the team in playoff goals and fifth in playoff points.
The 6-1, 200-pounder has skated in 197 career OHL contests over four seasons with the Sudbury Wolves, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, and Saginaw Spirit, registering 43 goals and 51 assists for 94 points, along with 420 penalty minutes. Kantor established career-highs in assists (21) and penalty minutes (136) in 2011-12 while splitting the season between Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie. He made his OHL debut with Saginaw on January 7, 2010, at Windsor, and recorded his first career point with an assist the next day against Guelph.


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A Brownstown man was injured in a single-vehicle crash Sunday night.
State police say a pickup truck driven by 44-year-old Michael Lotsey was traveling on US 40, a mile east of Vandalia at 11:29pm. Police say the pickup ran off the roadway, struck a ditch and struck a driveway, went airborne and struck a telephone pole.
Lotsey was injured and was taken to Fayette County Hospital in Vandalia, and then was airlifted to another hospital. State police did not know to which hospital Lotsey was transferred.
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An inconvenient truth about the adoption home founded by the former first lady and the nun from Calcutta.
12:00 AM, Feb 24, 2010 • By PAUL KENGOR
A few years ago, I wrote a book on the faith of Hillary Clinton. Released in 2007, the book flopped, dismissed by conservatives who didn't believe Hillary believed in God and liberals who didn't care that Hillary believed in God.
I felt compelled to insert a word of caution in the book's preface: I noted that the Clintons are like a hurricane to those who come near them. I hoped this wasn't likewise true for their biographers, leaving us, too, in their wreckage of misleading information.
Lo and behold, a case in point is provided by reporter Emily Belz in World magazine, in a story getting coverage from only a handful of sources. Belz caught Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's keynote at the National Prayer Breakfast, where Clinton extolled the "common ground" she once found with Mother Teresa. The two had come together to open an adoption center, the Mother Teresa Home for Infant Children, near the northwest section of Washington, D.C. In a 30-minute address, Clinton devoted five minutes to the home.
I certainly wasn't surprised by the reference. The home is a warm example of Hillary Clinton and Mother Teresa—rabid abortion advocate and abortion opponent—joining in a wonderful cause. Mrs. Clinton touts it whenever she can.
Belz, however, had a thought: Why not call the home to see how things are going? She did just that, only to find it closed—for almost 10 years now.
Hmmm, Clinton and her spokespersons never mentioned that.
Let me back up a bit, to give a fuller glimpse of the saga:
Hillary Clinton's encounter with Mother Teresa began, it just so happens, at the National Prayer Breakfast, way back in 1994. That year, the keynoter was a special guest: Mother Teresa. Nearly 3,000 packed a huge room. Near the dais were the president and first lady—the Clintons.
Unlike in typical years, where the keynoter sits among the assembled waiting for others to finish speaking, Mother Teresa appeared from behind a curtain only when called to the platform, and then slowly hunched toward the microphone. She began talking about Jesus and John the Baptist in their wombs, about their mothers, and how the "unborn child" in the womb of Elizabeth—John—leapt with joy, heralding the arrival of Christ as Mary neared Elizabeth, a moment known as "The Visitation."
Mother Teresa next spoke of love, of selfishness, of a lack of love for the unborn—and a lack of want of the unborn because of selfishness. Then, the gentle sister made this elite group uncomfortable: "But I feel that the greatest destroyer of peace today is abortion, because Jesus said, 'If you receive a little child, you receive me.' So every abortion is the denial of receiving Jesus."
After an awkward silence, the entire ballroom erupted in a standing ovation that seemed to last minutes. It felt even longer to the embarrassed Clintons (and Al and Tipper Gore), who remained seated and did not clap.
Undeterred by the Clintons' coldness, the tiny, aged lady was only warming up. Abortion was, said Mother, "really a war against the child, and I hate the killing of the innocent child, murder by the mother herself. And if we accept that the mother can kill even her own child, how can we tell other people not to kill one another? ... This is why the greatest destroyer of love and peace is abortion."
Hillary Clinton was shaken. But it wasn't over.
After the talk, the weak nun persisted, taking the matter directly to the first lady. As Clinton recalled, "[S]he wanted to talk to me. Mother Teresa was unerringly direct. She disagreed with my views on a woman's right to choose and told me so."
Mother Teresa said something that resounded with Hillary. She offered an olive branch: "Please don't kill the child. I want the child. Give me the child. I'm willing to accept any child who would be aborted and to give that child to a married couple who will love the child and be loved by the child." She said, "I will tell you something beautiful. We are fighting abortion by adoption."
That was something Hillary could applaud. She made clear that while she supported legalized abortion, she preferred more adoptions as an alternative. The nun told the first lady she had placed over 3,000 orphaned babies into adoptive homes in India, and informed the first lady of her goal of establishing a home in Washington, D.C. She invited Hillary to India for a tour, and Mrs. Clinton obliged.
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Duke vs. Maryland
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The Blue Devils (8-5 overall) jumped out to a 4-1 lead after the first quarter and held on as Maryland mounted a comeback late in the game. All-ACC midfielder Kevin Cassese scored two of his three goals in the first quarter. All-ACC attacker Matt Rewkowski also netted three for the Blue Devils.
Maryland (7-3 overall) was led by senior All-ACC midfielder Ryan Moran who scored three goals and had a chance to tie the game as he was stopped by Duke goalie A.J. Kincel as time expired after the Terps made a full-field rush in the final seconds.
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Bruised egos heal faster than busted ankles.
After a long and awkward city bus ride, you're ready to get home. As you eagerly descend the stairs, you take a wrong step and execute a textbook face-plant. Fortunately, you're wearing the supportive Supra Chad Muska Skytop Skate Shoes—you'll still look like a dumbass, but at least your ankles are intact.
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I wear a 13 in nikes, would i be 13 in...
I wear a 13 in nikes, would i be 13 in these also? cause nikes do run small
Best hightop out
Style-wise it kills it, they look sweet they feel sweet---like a super model is hugging your foot all day. and they protect your ankles from small dogs and drunk b!tches. what else do ya need?
i'm a 8.5 - 9 in vans but i have very wide...
i'm a 8.5 - 9 in vans but i have very wide feet like a 2-4e what size should i get
That is indeed quite wide. I've always sized down 1/2 size with Supra for length. Width would be a concern for you no matter what size you went with...I'm thinking you may want to contact Supra direct to see about getting an actual "wide" size option as these will be a standard D width.
Are the supra shoes on this site 100%...
Are the supra shoes on this site 100% authentic or are they replicas?
We're the world's largest snowboard shop- ALL the products we sell are 100% authentic.
Does supra have any size 4 purple muska...
Does supra have any size 4 purple muska skytops? Because i'm
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Unfortunately not that we carry---I suggest contacting Supra directly.
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how often does this website get more sizes. skytop skate shoe black and red. im looking for a size 7.
The blk/red is an old color way. Dogfunk gets new color ways every season. Keep the look out for Summer and Spring color ways.
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I wear a size 6 in vans, what size should I be getting in vaiders and in skytops ?
I would say a 6. They fit very similar.
i am a size 10...i get a half a size bigger....which is a sz 10.5
Dogfunk- Will you please start carrying...
Dogfunk- Will you please start carrying these in smaller sizes? At least down to a men's size 7? I guarantee you there are many people who would greatly appreciate it.
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The Skytops are the first Supras I've ever owned, and they are undoubtedly the best pair of shoes I have ever owned. From the first time I put them on, it was literally like walking on clouds. They are ridiculously comfortable and one of the most fashionable and unique shoes on the market. I have worn them everywhere, for everything, for almost a year now, and they still look awesome. The heels are the only part that are slightly more worn down, which unfortunately is making the back Supra label look a little bit funky. But I beat the heck out of my shoes, and minus that one wear point, they practically look brand new still. These can certainly hold up for the long haul, especially if you clean them regularly and take care of them. I'm getting another pair in a different color for my b-day.
Dogfunk, please start carrying these in smaller sizes! I would love to be able to buy through you guys, but I'm only a men's size 7. Trust me, women and smaller dudes would really appreciate it.
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DO they have any arch support?
not really they are a really flat shoe
They are definitely flat shoes, but the soles are extremely comfortable and supportive in general. If you need high arches, these aren't the shoes for you. But if you're just worried about comfort and general support, they are great. A lot better than Chucks or something along those lines.
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As we get closer to summer, the nation's blood supply begins to dwindle according to officials with the Southwestern Illinois Chapter of the American Red Cross. Executive Director Robin Summers says that's because it gets harder to find donors during the summer months.
In an effort to lessen the effects of a potentially slow summer, the Red Cross has set up ten blood drives this month in Madison County. The first will be held in Bethalto on May 19th and Summers encourages all eligible donors to make giving blood as much of their summer plans as barbeques, ball games and road trips.
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I do a lot of driving for work, and usually listen to WEEI for many hours, and catch 2-3 hours of the midday show.
First off, it should have been Lou out, but that aside...Fauria is the most entertaining personality that I currently listen to. I waited a few weeks to see if it would last. He's filled in plenty of times before, and I always enjoyed him for a day or two here and there. He is absolutely hilarious. He doesn't mind making fun of himself (he had a fake recording done of Brady throwing him a game-winning TD pass into triple coverage for their opening...presumably to be equal to Lou's legit first AB HR call at Fenway), or ANYone else. He's a cali-bred guy, and he has all the goofiness that you'd expect. He's is CONSTANTLY happy (w t f is wrong with west coasters?) which is a breath of fresh air. He's insightful, especially about football where I've learned he is INCREDIBLY smart. But other sports as well. He doesn't just throw opinions out there, he gets facts and stats to back it up, which I couldn't appreciate more. He always has great stories...yesterday talking about parents and how insane it is that they drop their kids off (5 year olds) to his child's bday party and just leave with no mention of: allergies, medical issues, and IF THEY CAN SWIM (was a pool party...some kid jumped in...and couldn't. The lifeguard grabbed him...to which Lou asked "where was the party"..."At my house!"...."and you hired a lifeguard?"..."For situation just like this!!!!"...hilarious back and forth).
Super Bowl Rally fumble, you ask? Fauria was here for the 2nd and 3rd SBs. The 2nd, 2003, was the FINAL downtown rally for a Champion. Anyone who witnessed those knows how special they were. The "Rolling Rally" is nice and all...but it does not compare to the presence on stage, the dancing, loose, out-of-character images we got to see. Milloy and Law once got Kraft to dance! Dancing may be a stretch...could have been an undiagnosed seizure. I'll never forget the mic going to the back...then over the speakers you hear..."BINGO! ... WE GOT BINGO! .... WE WIN AGAIN!" Troy Brown comes through the throng of players, proudly takes off his sunglasses to show the damage a Dan Morgan cheapshot knee did and says "2 black eyes never felt so good!".
At some point, the mic goes to Fauria who has one of his kids on his lap. He take sin the crowd with that west-coast smile....and says "Jyeeeeaaaa". Then he says it again. What in the holy fking name of god was that? I don't remember what he went on to say, I just remember that ridiculous opening he had, and it's been forever burned into my memory as a huge "W T F" moment.
I think I have to call in at some point and get what was going through his head. Was he just overwhelmed? Did he, like Kraft, suffer a momentary, undiagnosed seizure?
Welcome back to Boston Fauria!
side note: Fauria was on the set of ESPN when RG3 was being questioned as a "cornball brotha" by that cornball brotha bowtie wearing goof who's name is escaping me at the moment, and I care too little to google. Pretty funny. Rob something....Parker? Who cares.


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ATLANTA — Playing before family and friends, Kevin Minter was named Chick-fil-A Bowl defensive player of the game on New Year's Eve at the Georgia Dome.
But now that we are into 2013, will the Louisiana State middle linebacker soon be declaring for the NFL draft?
Minter has a year of eligibility remaining, but performances like the one against Clemson make a return for another season at LSU seem unlikely.
The Peachtree Ridge graduate was all over the field in the last-second 25-24 loss to Clemson. He was in on 19 tackles (seven solo) and had a sack and two other tackles losses. That left him just two tackles short of the LSU record and he missed a couple series with leg cramps.
When Tajh Boyd drove Clemson down the field for the winning field goal that capped a fourth-quarter comeback, the quarterback was substituted for LSU running back Jeremy Hill as the offensive player of the game.
There was no question about who the standout defender was, though.
Minter, who had a breakout season, was already projected to go as high as the second round in the NFL and his standing certainly didn't drop.
LSU may have slipped from the BCS Championship Game to a loss in the Chick-fil-A Bowl, but Minter's production skyrocketed in 2012.
After starting just 11 games his first two seasons, Minter earned team MVP honors while making the All-SEC first team and being a second-team All-American selection.
"Took a lot of hard work to get to this level," he said. "Coming out of high school you're riding high. I was thinking 'I'm a player.' It hits you in the face a little bit. It made me humble myself and work hard."
Going into the Chick-fil-A Bowl, he already had a team-best 111 tackles, including 13.5 for loss. His final total of 130 tackles was the fourth most ever for an LSU player and best since 2002.
Minter may not have been on the NFL radar when the season started, but he certainly is now.
Minter, red-shirted one season, already has his degree in sports administration, too. That makes his return even more unlikely.
"I had to work hard and compete for everything I got, and that's made me appreciate it that much more," Minter said. "I've always had the size, strength and talent to be a good linebacker. It was just a matter of getting the system down and gaining confidence in myself in the ability to move people around and tell them where they need to be."
As disappointing as the loss to Clemson may have been, Minter would hardly be leaving LSU without fulfilling his scholarship.
"Kevin Minter is an all-in guy," coach Less Miles said. "For those guys, the shame is you couldn't finish in front. Kevin Minter was all out. I think he was out for two series, cramps, then back in. Just a great leader, great player."
As much as Miles would like to have Minter back for next season, he knows that may not happen.
"We're going to sit down with [the juniors] this week and give them all the information we can. It's certainly their call. The only thing I don't want to see happen is I want to make sure our guys are doing the right thing for them. I don't want to give the NFL a deal in any way."
Minter has become the defensive leader for LSU. But he doesn't go in for a lot of loud cheerleading on the field or enjoy talking a lot about himself off it.
"It kind of came with my personality," he said of his on-field demeanor. "I've never been that kind of guy. I've always been somebody who leads by example. I was a lot more assertive this year as far as getting guys lined up and telling them where they need to be because it's kind of what this job demands. But I've never felt like I needed to yell or scream to make my point."
Before the Chick-fil-A Bowl, Minter said he loved playing in the Georgia Dome. That is where he made his first college start against North Carolina in 2011.
Actually, however, Minter's teams have had mixed success in the Dome.
Peachtree Ridge lost in the 2008 state championship game. But LSU defeated Georgia for the 2011 SEC title in Atlanta.
"I've got a lot of history here," Minter said.
Now his LSU career may be history. It turned out to be a memorable one, though, even if it ended with a loss in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
More like this story
- Peachtree Ridge grad Minter headed to NFL ( January 3, 2013 )
- Peachtree Ridge's Minter taken by Arizona in NFL Draft ( April 26, 2013 )
- Peachtree Ridge's Butler, Minter connect on division-leading Arizona Cardinals ( December 2, 2014 )
- Minter named LSU's MVP at banquet ( December 17, 2012 )
- No. 9 LSU meets No. 14 Clemson in Chick-fil-A Bowl ( December 2, 2012 )


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The award is given annually to a denominational statesman or pastor who has exemplified theological and ethical integrity in service to the denomination. Land said Patterson was given the award because of his leadership during the tumultuous 1980s and 1990s in the SBC.
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If you're looking for a chilled-out city break, then look no further than Amsterdam. With sun-dappled canals and a lively bar and club scene, it's one of the most popular destinations in Europe. Discover the city's history at the Rijksmuseum, browse the canal-side shops and markets, and then round your day off in a cosy brown café.
Best time to visit: Spring and summer.
Schiphol Airport (AMS), around 25km southwest of central Amsterdam
Alternative transport: You can also travel by Eurostar to Brussels with onward tickets to Amsterdam's Centraal Station, via Rotterda.
Whether you like to fill your holiday with lots of sightseeing, or prefer to discover a new city at a more relaxed pace, you'll find an incredible array of activities in Amsterdam. We've highlighted our top recommendations to help you plan your trip and make the most of your time away.
Museum-hopping tops the list of cultured things to do in Amsterdam. Pop across Museumplein to the Stedelijk Museum to browse the collection of modern art and design. Then spend the rest of the day at the nearby Rijksmuseum. Its treasures include blue-and-white Delftware ceramics and Rembrandt's celebrated Night Watch.
Wander around the labyrinth of 17th-century streets in the Jordaan district – it's one of the best places to go in Amsterdam. Sip coffee in a modern café and check out the art galleries and boutique shops. Jordaan is also home to Noordmarkt square, which has a Monday morning flea market and Saturday farmers' market.
Couples: Cycle along the canal and enjoy a cosy evening in a traditional brown café.
History lovers: Learn more about Amsterdam's rich past at the Rijksmuseum.
Bargain hunters: Pick up trinkets and vintage clothing at one of Amsterdam's canal-side markets.
Language: The language spoken in Amsterdam is Dutch
Currency: The currency used in Amsterdam is the Euro (€)
Local time: Amsterdam is 1 hour ahead of GMT/UK time
Fly to: Schiphol Airport (AMS), around 25km southwest of central Amsterdam
Alternative transport: You can also travel by Eurostar to Brussels with onward tickets to Amsterdam's Centraal Station, via Rotterdam
Flight time from UK: 1.5 hours
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Temperature: Highs of 28 (°C) in summer and as cold as -5 (°C) in winter
Best time to visit: Spring and summer
You can make the most of Amsterdam's café culture with long summer days, while spring and autumn are likely to be more comfortable for a spot of sightseeing.
Cycling: Amsterdam is very cycle-friendly. There are plenty of bike rental shops as well as a great network of cycle paths. You can even join a bicycle sightseeing tour to help you get your bearings.
Boat/barge: Taking a trip along the Amstel River is a great way to see the sights, especially on the hop-on/hop-off Canal Bus.
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High Fashion: Young and upcoming designers showcase their work every January at Amsterdam International Fashion Week. You can expect fashion-themed museum exhibits, art exhibitions and lots of parties.
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Howl-o-Ween at Van Cortlandt Park
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Come with your pet dog, both in costume and enter contest for most original, scariest pet/owner lookalike. First prize is $25 certificate from Fieldston Pets. Registration is $10…
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12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Enjoy pumpkin carving, tombstone making, and face painting at this East Village Community Garden.
Category: Kids, Halloween
Halloween in Prospect Park: Haunted Carousel
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12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Creepy bats, scary cats, and spooky spiders will watch you ride to the sounds of chilling Halloween music as we play the classics on the Wurlitzer!
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Fall Foilage Hike
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1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Our Urban Park Ranger hiking guides will introduce you to some common trees found in New York City along the way.
Category: Nature, Tours, Fall Foliage
Riding the Waves Exhibit
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1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
The new Lenape Gallery at Conference House Park Visitor Center will open Riding the Waves, a new exhibit of the Museum of Maritime Navigation and Communication. The premiere…
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1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Shakespeare in the Square, an NYU Tisch club, presents the second day of performances for their fall production; Henry V. There will be performances at 1:00pm and 4:00pm These events…
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1:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
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Conference House Tours
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1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Come to The Conference House in Tottenville for guided tours through an historic house where Benjamin Franklin, Edward Rutledge, John Adams and Lord Howe met in an attempt to end the…
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at Playground for All Children (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Join us for Shocktoberfest! Enjoy haunted hay rides, a pumpkin patch, fun inflatable playgrounds, crafts, games, music, and more!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Festivals, Games, Kids, Halloween
Halloween in Prospect Park: Creepy Crawly Halloween
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1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
It's a critter-fest in Prospect Park with lots of spiders, worms, and other creatures that are sure to make your skin crawl!
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I hardly ever have bad days anymore. I mean, like, 99% of my days are good days.
This day was different. This day was a bad day.
And by 'bad day' I don't mean that I couldn't find a parking spot and I stained my favorite jeans and then my computer died. That's a sucky day, for sure.
A bad day, by my definition, is a day that I lose my Self completely.
Because when I lose my Self and I have a 'bad day', I go somewhere dark and suffocating. I go to a state of being that is a grating form of numbness that hurts my heart more than almost anything I can bear.
It was just a little thing that triggered me: a moved deadline. This totally normal thing that happens in business all the time completely shot me out of Self, and the next thing I know, I'm immobile on the couch, watching the light hit the colorful threads and tracing stitching patterns of the quilt with my fingers. Over and over I trace and I cry.
This one was bad.
I think the last time I had a trigger this bad was almost a year ago, February. Way back when, I used to have something like this once or twice a week, with hardly a breath between to recover. So, I'm improving… substantially.
This small and insignificant shift in a deadline happened and I lost it because, quite suddenly, I realized I was putting a whole lot of my eggs into this one basket, and underneath it all, I was looking for a savior. Something I've done on and off for a majority of my adult life.
Looking for someone or something to come along and rescue me from whatever perceived peril I am experiencing. This part isn't so bad.
Where it gets bad is that it triggers a memory for me of a sunny afternoon and a knife in my hands. A memory where I wanted to die because I couldn't bear to live through another bout of violence in my home, where I didn't think I could make it through one more barrage of being berated like a dog, or one more terrifying horror in the night.
It was a moment where I realized that no one was coming to save me. Suicide, or at least seriously injuring myself, seemed to me to be the only option.
I was eight, maybe nine at the time, and I'd already given up. No one was coming. No one ever did.
It is a terribly sad place to be triggered to, a desperate hopelessness and nothing to stave off the pain except some kind of repetitive obsession, like tracing threaded patterns in the sun.
I Don't Want You to Know
I become completely incapacitated when the triggers are bad, like this one. This is something I don't like people to know, something I don't want people to know, because I have immense self judgment about my catatonic episodes (the self judgment comes after, by the way, to help numb out the sadness of the trigger – just a valuable tid-bit for anyone else out there with a critical voice).
But something so helpful came out of the experience, I had to share.
You see, there is an issue with having and creating meaning in our culture of so much doing. What I came to realize (after I got off the couch, took a long muddy trail run to purge out the anger, soaked in the tub, and recovered fully) was that the problem wasn't the process of the project I was doing, or even the deadline shifting.
The problem was that I was aligned with a co-dependent and toxic version of what I really wanted; I hadn't aligned with my deepest and truest Self.
And for me, personally, I didn't align with and honor my pain. I think of my pain (my history) as a friend, as a constant companion. Not in the victim sense of it rules over me, but in the partnership sense of I honor that terrible things happened to me and there are certain things I need in my life in order to shine at my brightest.
There are things we all need in order to be our biggest and best version of who we are, and there should be no doubt in our minds about giving them to ourselves.
In Short
- We have to align with who we really are if we are to give any meaning at all to our lives.
- We have to align with what stirs our blood if we are to create anything worthwhile.
- We have to align with something deeper and greater than ourselves if we are to ever feel connection beyond our wildest imaginings.
So, how do you comprehend this mystical alignment? On the road to recovery after my episode, I was fortunate enough to be taught a short cut by a very special client of mine. This week's video takes you through it.
Watch it now, and I hope you enjoy!
After you've watched the video, leave a comment telling us what is the essence of your alignment. How will you know if something is aligned with your deeper Self or not? What are the qualities you will be looking for? (Not sure what this means? Watch the video, silly!)
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|Interested to know more about the crack just to the right of Chemical Wire. The crack is the left side of a 'V', kinda offwidth, going up left towards the Chemical anchors. It's a good way to toprope chemical wire if, like me, it's beyond your ability.
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Sep 28, 2005
|The profile route has seen a FA. Rob Pizm from Golden Colorado did the route this weekend giving it 13a/b. Good Job Rob.
By Mike Cronin
Oct 27, 2005
|VernI just spoke with Rob Pism about the first ascent of Profile 13a/b. He and his partners have given it the name of "Three Musketrre's". So if you are going to update the guide book you may make a note of this. I think they are coming back this weekend to try Paul Piana's Flamingo Drinker on Ottens Shoulder. Paul gave permission to open that one up. So Vern keep your pen ready for another update on this one.
By Mark Jacobs
Nov 6, 2005
Congratulations on the send of Profile/3 Musketeers. It must be 17+ years since it was "envisioned" by Vern? My generation truly owes a debt of gratitude to those from the previous generation (like Vern).
Great to hear the route's opened-up. - Mark J.
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Dec 27, 2005
|Question...On Garfield, instead of traversing over below the roof a fingercrack keeps going up past a tree, close to the bottom of the roof. Does anyone know what it is, what it is rated, and how easily it is protected?
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From: Rapid City, SD
Apr 22, 2006
Brent et al.,
Is it possible for the BHCC to convince park rangers to take a day and remove the old, and currently bogus, "No Trespassing" signs? If there is one thing that is going to keep people from climbing, it's thinking they may be arrested or fined.
By AhK
Nov 15, 2010
|Looking for information on a variation of Garfield. Instead of traversing to the ledge on P2, there is a crack that goes straight up past a tree to anchors with webbing. Anyone know anything about this crack?
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From: Rapid City, SD
Nov 26, 2010
That crack is IHOP 5.10
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Aug 28, 2011
|if you do the garfield variation straight up past the tree it goes without saying to wear a helmet...almost took some rocks to the ol noggin.
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How does the meaning and impact of an artwork change when it is made public?
How are public murals different from than smaller artworks that the public does not see? Muralists often combine their personal and political ideas in images that communicate a story or idea. In this group activity, you will work in small groups to create a public mural that conveys your views on a political issue.


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Hialeah Police Motorman Injured In Crash On I-75
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HIALEAH (CBSMiami) – A Hialeah police motorman suffered injuries Thursday following an accident on a major South Florida highway.
The police officer was traveling eastbound on I-75 at NW 138th Street when the accident occurred.
In video from Chopper 4, the officer could be on a stretcher before he was wheeled into an ambulance.
The on-ramp to 138th Street was shutdown following the crash.
According to Hialeah Fire Rescue officials, the officer suffered a dislocated shoulder and back pain and was taken to Palmetto General Hospital.
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"A pretty strong arctic front came through," WZZM-TV meteorologist Aaron Ofseyer said.
Once the winds shifted to the north and west, conditions became ripe for the lake-effect machine to kick in, he said.
"It actually looks like the most impressive totals are inland," Ofseyer said.
The winter storm warning continues in effect until 8 tonight for areas along the West Michigan Lakeshore. According to the National Weather Service, the heaviest snow and blowing snow will be near to west of a line from Muskegon to Battle Creek; with a second area of heavy snow affecting Baldwin, Big Rapids and Reed City.
Ofseyer said this morning we may see an additional 2-5 inches of snow, with the possibility of 6-12 inches in some places.
"It's hard to believe it's taken us until the first week of 2012 to get our first storm," he added.
With the blowing snow and icy roads came plenty of incidents on local roadways — from slideoffs to rollover accidents.
Grand Haven Township Fire Chief Tom Gerencer said his department responded to several incidents on Sunday — all in a short period of time.
"We went out on, I believe, four (rollover accident) calls in a matter of a half-hour time," he said.
The first incident, he said, occurred at 5:44 p.m. at Fillmore Street and U.S. 31. Gerencer said this rollover accident required the patient to be extricated from the vehicle; however, the injuries weren't serious.
The second incident occurred at 5:58 p.m. on Winans Street, the third at 6:06 p.m. at U.S. 31 and 158th Avenue, and the fourth at U.S. 31 and 152nd Avenue.
"It was very busy," Gerencer said. "The roads were extremely slippery."
The township fire chief said all of the injuries in the accidents weren't serious; however, people were transported to local hospitals to be treated and checked over.
During the slew of calls handled by the township, Gerencer said the city of Grand Haven manned the township station.
Other crashes occurred around the county on Sunday night.
Sgt. John Wolffis of the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department said deputies responded to a two-car crash on 72nd Avenue near Polk Street in Blendon Township. According to Wolffis, inclement weather caused Cheryl Gable of Zeeland to lose control of her car and go into on-coming traffic. Gable's car hit a car driven by 56-year-old Douglas Stelma, who tried to avoid being hit by moving into the other lane. However, Gale swerved back into her lane and hit Stelma's car head-on.
A passenger in Stelma's car, 50-year-old LeAnn Hawkins, was pinned in the smashed vehicle for 45 minutes.
Hawkins was taken to Spectrum Butterworth Hospital and is listed in fair condition. Gable was taken to Zeeland Community Hospital, where she was listed in stable condition.


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Hangout: The Walking Dead's Glen Mazzara and Packed to the Rafters' Bevan Lee
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Mumbrella hosted a live Google Hangout with Glen Mazzara, showrunner for AMC series The Walking Dead and Bevan Lee, network script executive and creator of Seven's Packed to the Rafters and the forthcoming A Place to Call Home.
The Walking Dead has become the most-watched cable drama telecast in the US, rating 12.3m viewers for its third season. The drama follows the survivors of a zombie apocalypse.
The family drama Packed to the Rafters is in its fifth season for Seven.
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Mazzara is in the country speaking at the 2013 TV Writers Studio, held last weekend in Melbourne and this weekend in Sydney, with tickets still available.
In Lee's most recent column for Mumbrella's sister title Encore, he discusses how a writer must earn their stripes before jumping into the 'Showrunner' role.
- Mumbrella's Google Hangout broadcasts every Tuesday from 3pm Eastern.
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I saw Glen speak at the TV Writers Studio over the weekend and he was excellent.
How long do you think the life of the show is? How many seasons?
Every one hates Laurie, was this a concept brought into the show or was it by chance? PLEASE DON'T KILL HURSHEL… he may be old, but he is amazing
Glenn, the show has had many changes since its start, with its setting, characters and with its show runners. How do you manage these changes?
I enjoy the Hangout but the audio quality on some of the clips filmed in this room is pretty average….any chance of improving it. It can sometimes be painful to listen to.


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Eriksson should pan midfield riches for missing firepower
The England manager should look to his dynamic midfield if he is to cope without Wayne Rooney at the World Cup, says Paul Wilson.
Lennon wings in to counter loss of Rooney
Aaron Lennon's impressive form for Tottenham could see him catapulted onto a grand stage - no not the Champions League, the World Cup, says Amy Lawrence.
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McClaren: how to win friends and influence people
A nation hopes that Steve McClaren is a better manager than he was a columnist, writes Paul Wilson.
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Boro boss set for final farewell
If it weren't for Robbie Fowler England may still be looking for a manager and a European final in Eindhoven would be but a pipe dream for Boro fans, says Paul Wilson.
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Unlikely rise of part-time pro who came close to quitting the game
When Alan Pardew could see Upton Park from the lofty heights of the Natwest Tower as a glazier in the 1970s, never could he have imagined that he would one day be leading out West Ham in a glamorous FA Cup Final against Liverpool.
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In-form Lewis gets A for effort
Cricket. England A 259 & 41-0 bt Sri Lanka 179 & 118: Jon Lewis tormented Sri Lanka taking nine for 90 at Worcester to give a timely nudge to England's selectors ahead of Thursday's Test.
Notts fall to Anyon despite Alleyne's defiance
Cricket round-up.
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Non-stop coach trip
Cricket: Tom Moody tells Vic Marks about his hectic life at the helm of an international cricket team as the first Test at Lord's approaches.
Kapugedera is star man in surprise package
Cricket: Losing Sanath Jayasuriya is a big blow for Sri Lanka, but in teenager Chamara Hapugedera they have a talent capable of taking anybody's place at the crease.
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Cricket: After helping England to bring back the Ashes last summer, critics Down Under are questioning whether Troy Cooley is 'Australian enough' to coach the national team.
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Wilkinson return spurs Newcastle to success
Newcastle 54 - 19 LeedsGuinness Premiership: Jonny Wilkinson impressed on his first start since 11 Novermber as Newcastle destroyed lowly Leeds.
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Giants rise up to slay the giants
Huddersfield 19 - 16 St Helens. League leaders St Helens went down to a surprise defeat at struggling Hudderfield at the Galpharm Stadium.
Clinical Exiles in good shape for play-offs
London Irish 30 - 18 SaracensGuinness Premiership: The Exiles warmed up impressively for the play-offs by savagely punishing Saracens errors.
Veteran Catt is cream of England's stagnant crop
England veteran Mike Catt has been the oustanding player of an average season, a fact which underlines the mediocrity of English rugby, says Eddie Butler.
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Alonso's pace leaves Schumi gloomy
European Grand Prix: Alonso knocks Schumacher off his stride to take pole position at Nurburgring.
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Hoy has eyes on Grand Slam
Equestrianism: Triple gold medalist Andrew Hoy edged closer to a first victory in the Badminton Horse Trials with a fault-free cross-country round.
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Nannina looks to hold all the aces in Guineas
Betting tips: Nannina has the experience to give her the edge over her rivals in the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket, says Eddie Fremantle.


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Rutgers vs. Penn State
March 13, 2010
|Justin Pennington
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|Gerhard Buehning
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|Michael Diehl
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|Hunter Burnard
|(0, 1)
|Tad Stanwick
|(1, 0)
|Kory Kelly
|(1, 0)
|Adam Goldberg
|(1, 0)
|Rudy Butler
|11 (0.733)
|Current Record
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|Billy Gribbin
|(2, 1)
|Matthew Mackrides
|(1, 1)
|Chris Hogan
|(1, 1)
|Billy Lloyd
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|Dave Baker
|7 (0.500)
|Current Record
|Penn State
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (March 13, 2010) �The Rutgers men�s lacrosse team overcame extreme rainy and windy conditions to defeat Penn State by a 7-4 score Saturday afternoon at the RU Turf Field. The game was delayed two hours in the second half after lighting struck the area.
The Scarlet Knights (3-1) lead the all-time series with the Nittany Lions (0-5) by a commanding 42-19 advantage.
Senior midfielder Gerhard Buehning (Essex Fells, N.J.) and sophomore midfielder Michael Diel (Flemington, N.J.) each scored two goals. Senior attackman Tad Stanwick (Baltimore, Md.), junior attackman Kory Kelly (Princeton, N.J.) and senior attackman Adam Goldberg (Fayetteville, N.Y.) all scored a goal.
Senior midfielder Justin Pennington (Flemington, N.J.) dished out a game-high three assists.
Freshman goalie Rudy Butler (Belle Mead, N.J.) earned his third victory by snatching 11 saves and six ground balls. Butler entered Saturday�s contest with nation�s third-best goals-against average.
�In 26 years (being in lacrosse) that weather was the worst, with the consistency of the rain and conditions,� said Rutgers head coach James Stagnitta. �I thought our guys persevered through it all. I told them after the two-hour delay that we needed to make a run. We had to do something to gain some separation. I thought we played a pretty good first half, but had nothing to show for it on the scoreboard.
�I told them once we get back out there we have to make a statement and they did,� continued Stagnitta. �Kory (Kelly), Hunter (Burnard), Gerhard (Buehning), (Justin) Pennington and (Michael) Diel really made some things happen.�
Rutgers will have a quick turnaround, as it wraps up its four-game homestand by hosting Marist Tuesday, March 16 at 7 p.m.