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Re: Eric Peters's Why Toyota's Number One:
Toyota is no. 1 for an unexpected reason: They never wear out. My Camry has over 200,000 miles on the original engine, so I've been out of the market for a decade.
-- David Govett
Davis, California
The general thrust of Eric Peters's article on Toyota and its ascension to major player status in the automobile manufacturing world was very interesting as are most of Mr. Peters's columns on the auto industry and related topics. I would only quibble with one part of the article. True, the new Toyota full-sized truck has a larger available engine and class-leading towing capacity. In those respects it does indeed outshine the Ford F-150. That being said I must point out that Toyota is obliged to, in essence, put all its eggs in one basket with its full-sized truck. Ford has several classes of trucks in addition to the F-150 that will tow all you need to tow short of needing a class A commercial drivers license. F-150's are for pretty light-duty work. Need to haul mulch home from the garden center? The F-150 will do just fine. If you intend to haul heavier loads full-time then there's always the F-250 and F-350. I have driven a friend's Toyota Tundra, which is almost full-sized. It's a super nice truck and I wouldn't mind owning a truck made by Toyota. My own truck is more suitable for hauling lumber and farm equipment on a full-time basis. It's a 1986 F-350 with the 6.9 liter diesel motor. It also has 296,000 miles on the odometer. Ford has been making good trucks for decades and some of them (like mine) are still being flogged after 21 years on the road. Toyota has some catching up to do but I guarantee that it'll make every effort to get on a par with the American truck manufacturers. Ford shouldn't take this threat lightly. It can't afford to do so if it wants to retain its position as the number one seller of trucks in America.
-- Bryan Frymire
Louisville, Kentucky.
Almost every automaker has assumed that Americans (all) want big, softly suspended boats. Ford and Volkswagen built special versions of their '80s world cars for the American market, which predictably didn't sell. The first '70s Toyotas we received were sloppy and underpowered; Toyota did not begin to achieve market dominance until it set up its cars more like Honda did.
Okay, the number of SUVs on the road is testament to Americans' (many) love for big. So Detroit builds them big. Japan builds them big, but sets them up to handle well. And Japan gobbles big bites out of the SUV/pickup market.
When will they ever learn?
-- David Thompson
As a third generation auto worker, born and raised in Detroit, I agreed with many of the points raised in this article, but felt the emphasis was somewhat wrong. I've worked for GM, Ford and Chrysler and my assembly line job at Chrysler's Mound Road engine plant during the '60s made me a true believer -- namely that American cars were junk for too long and that's exactly why they lost their market. The guy working next to me on the line was a heroin addict who shot up in the john during break; the union protected his job and Chrysler's customers dealt with the results of his labors.
Quality control was usually a wink and a nod; my supervisor often passed faulty parts on down the line for final assembly. You didn't need a degree in English lit to perform 8 hours of mindless labor on the assembly line, but many of the workers were functionally illiterate and incapable of understanding basic business or manufacturing concepts, let alone Japanese manufacturing techniques. Some workers actively sabotaged the cars; mindless anger and resentment were widespread among the workers and encouraged by the union. Detroit iron had a reputation for terrible quality; the dictum that you never buy a car assembled on Monday or Friday was no joke.
Try to imagine the wonderful customer loyalty the Big 3 squandered by producing low quality product. Once upon a time in Detroit, some families not only bought American, multiple generations of families were loyal to one particular brand; you found only Plymouths or Chevrolets in the parking lots when you attended family reunions. Grandfathers, fathers and sons would buy Fords exclusively and had only good-natured contempt for Chevy owners. The rare owners of Japanese cars were considered alien life forms. Moms, daughters and sisters had cars provided and maintained by those same men loyal to one brand.
When I moved to the West Coast in the early '80s, I found Americans who cared about cars also, German cars and Japanese cars. Their loyalty to Detroit was gone or had never really existed. They appreciated quality and would pay ridiculous dealer maintenance costs, but could also brag that their Mercedes had passed 200,000 miles and was still going strong. Cars don't rust out here and I was amazed to find many 15-year-old cars still faithfully providing daily commuter service, but they weren't cars made in Detroit.
Detroit now has much improved quality in the areas that count, although the cost accountants still retain too much influence on the designs. I like my Chevy pickup truck; it's well made in the engine and drive train, but I'm amazed at the prevalence of cheap, plastic parts and actually broke off an interior handle with a moderate squeeze -- I imagine Governor Schwarzenegger could literally destroy a Detroit made car if he didn't carefully control his still considerable strength.
Today, Detroit is much like San Francisco. Gone is the former customer loyalty and Japanese or German makes are the cars of choice. Will GM ever win back its dominant market share? Why would anyone willingly give up their well-made Japanese car to take a second chance on Detroit iron? I can remember when Detroiters laughed about the tiny, junky, tinny and ugly Japanese cars. Who's laughing now?
-- Patrick Skurka
San Ramon, California
I don't expect the MSM to understand the car business. I am surprised that you would print the drivel supplied by Eric Peters on the domestic auto industry. Repeating the conventional wisdom happens elsewhere. Now, you've succumbed.
Perhaps Mr. Peters should do a report on the wide-open market access our manufacturers have to the Japanese market. Or, he could write of the Japanese government's efforts on behalf of its industry in meeting environmental and safety goals and contrast that with the adversarial relationship our government and our press have with U.S. companies.
He might explain how GM obtained twice the market share of Toyota in China where both companies started even as foreign entrants.
Or, he could just report his blinkered views.
-- Ed Arcuri
I haven't agreed with the last couple of Peters's editorials but this one nails it. Two of his points made me think of something that has shaped my opinion of the U.S. car industry.
1) Toyota's incremental improvements. Late last year there was an article in the paper lamenting the closure of a plant where they built a variety of Oldsmobile for over 10 years. And yet, the car never got above an "average" long-term quality rating in Consumer's Reports. In essence, that was 10 years where very little if any "tweaking" was done to substantially improve the myriad rattles and squeaks that bedeviled this car.
2) What it would take to "get me back" as a buyer. My earliest auto-related memories include my Dad struggling to get the engine on the buzzy, rattle-prone Ford Maverick to turn over on a winter's day, the day that the Chevy Cavalier's battery died outside the dealership when we tired to trade it in, and my mom almost getting rear-ended on a weekly basis trying to get the wheezy Chevy Chevette to make it up a steep hill on the highway.
True, a lot of the problem was that they bought cheap, low-end cars that were the only things they could afford at the time. As far as I'm concerned, that's irrelevant today. All I know is that I've owned imports (Toyota, Nissan, Honda) and would never, ever want a U.S. nameplate in my driveway unless a) domestic nameplates exceeded the Japanese "big three" in quality, and b) these same companies began treating me with the same disdain as the U.S. big three did my parents.
I mention these experiences and my current buying patterns as a 30-something not because I have a personal grudge. It's because these experiences in my generation are common. Check out the people driving around you on the freeway and I guarantee that you'll see a preponderance of 20 and 30-something Americans in their Honda Civics, Toyota Corollas and Camrys, and Nissan Altimas. Look at who's driving the Cadillacs and the Buicks and you'll find more folks who like covered suppers and play bingo.
As an otherwise patriotic, conservative-leaning individual, I think we should perhaps celebrate that the creative destruction caused by capitalism is bearing down on the remnants of the old auto industry. Yes, it's sad seeing families out of work. Yet at the same time, many of these people are the same ones who reliably turn out Michigan for Democrats and provide loyal foot soldiers, in-your-face activists, and petty thugs for unions.
Good riddance to bad automobiles.
-- Michael B.
Los Angeles, California
In the 1980s I bought a Chrysler. It was purchased from a sense of loyalty to American car makers. Lee Iacocca said, "If you can buy a better car, buy it." Well, I should have.
I sold that car within 6 months, several of which were spent with the car in the Chrysler dealer's shop because the engine was no good. The dealer I bought the car from said it had no trade value and offered me $1,000 as a price reduction on a new Chrysler, but said I'd have to keep the lemon. A BMW dealer took pity on me and said he could sell the "junker" in South America for $5,000 or $6,000 and offered me 3,750 on a new 5 series.
That Chrysler was the last American car I ever owned. I have driven Beemers, Lexi, Hondas and Toyotas ever since, though in reverse order. I used to drive my Hondas for 200,000 miles and still get $3,500 dollars on a trade. I now drive a Lexus and love the car. It gets 31 miles to the gallon on the road and requires no repairs. It is my second and for my money it puts any comparable car on the road in a distant second place.
American cars? Yes, I've put a lot of miles on three Ford company cars, almost 300,000 miles, and they ran well. But they got poor gas mileage, and every single item is an extra and to get the items you want as extras you have to buy two or three things you don't want.
Sorry, Detroit guys. In my opinion, you still don't get it. I do have an American car now but just for weekends -- a great gas guzzling muscle car from the '70s. I run it only on the weekends because that gives me the week to work on it so it will run next Saturday.
-- Jason Brutus Kane
Jupiter Farms, Florida
Eric Peters's article was a nostalgic trip down memory lane. I owned two Cutlasses and an Omega. Loved them. If I drove my Cutlass to Vacaville and let it sit in the hot sun for a few hours, the electric windows wouldn't work until the car cooled off -- and of course, it couldn't cool off because the windows wouldn't go down. So we would go back in the restaurant until sunset. I could never demonstrate this problem when I got back home, because it doesn't get hot enough here. Still, if they came out with one next week that looked exactly like my first one and got 11 miles to the gallon -we are currently paying $3.77 a gallon -- I'd buy one.
I currently drive a Chevy Malibu Maxim even though I know Hondas are better. At least I can identify my car in a sea of Hondas and Toyotas.
Which brings to mind -- where are all the clunker/junker "second cars" of old? There are none on the highways in California. Until recently my husband had a 1977 El Camino pickup that looked brand new. Gave it to grandson for graduation. He is prouder of that car than a Lexus.
Back to the spooky absence of old cars on the highway. We are exhorted every fifteen minutes on the radio to give that old heap to some charity and get a tax write-off. But what do they do with it? Not "parting them out" -- no market for that. Or re-habbing those old belch-fires to drive. Nope, only new cars on freeways. My cleaning woman drives a big expensive SUV.
We know they are never going to run out of martyrs in Iraq, but how are they keeping up with the demand for cars to wire up with bombs? I hope our charities, in misguided benevolence are not shipping our discards to people in need of transportation in "Al Qaedestan."
Joking, only joking. Our charities aren't that crazy, are they? I know our crazies are that crazy, but they aren't collecting old cars. Are they?
-- Diane Smith
South San Francisco, California
I fully agree with Eric Peters's assessment as to why GM is having problems...including the fact they don't "get it." I'm currently 48 years old and will never buy a GM car again...ever.
I was 17 when I got my first new car, a 1976 Camaro...followed by a 1979 Camaro...followed by the coolest and fastest car I ever had, my new first-year 1985 IROC-Z Camaro. Problem is my IROC began to completely shut down at random times while I was driving it. That is to say, I would lose all electrical power in the car...so the motor would shut off, the lights would go out (including the headlights), the power brakes and steering would go out...you get the picture. This happened once while going 65 MPH on the Dallas loop at night. Nothing like driving a dark missile w/ no lights while coasting at 65 MPH and trying to get into the emergency lane on the side of the road. GM was never able to diagnose the problem.
Sometimes the car would start up after a few minutes...sometimes it took longer. The last straw came when it happened on a lone state highway in the Nebraska sandhills...with nothing around for miles and no traffic. This was pre-cell phone days, so one was stuck.
GM was never able to diagnose the problem.
I got rid of that car shortly thereafter and have driven Toyota's and Nissan's every since...great cars w/ no problems.
GM lost me for life that day in Nebraska...and that's another 25-30 years of me telling that story and discouraging anyone from every buying a GM car again.
-- Dave Schallert
Parker, Colorado
Not to mention that, among U.S. carmakers, Chrysler alone remains aware of design and styling, which has become another strong suit of the Japanese manufacturers.
G.M., and Ford appear to have established a "Who can come up with the ugliest design?" contest, and repeatedly put the winners into production.
-- Bennett Bishop
Re: Philip Klein's Rudy Talks to Heritage:
I have no doubt Rudy Giuliani is one tough hombre and he'd militate against both the terrorists and government bloat. If the Republican Party does nominate him, I will support and for vote him. ("Vote for the rightward most viable candidate" -- Bill Buckley)
The general argument put to conservatives is that under these stressful circumstances social issues need to be put to the back burner. After all Giuliani is one of us. ("My 80 percent ally is not my 20 percent enemy.") I do not know how he came up with 80/20 ratio; by my count is it more like 50/50. Be that as it may, no one has exactly put forward an argument why social issues necessarily cannot be pursued simultaneously with the wars on terror and government excess. Instead, we are assured that only Giuliani can beat Hillary "Kali" Clinton on the basis of speculative surveys.
The caution that I have seen no one put forth is the one of historical experience: unintended/ironic consequences. At least since the civil war, prolonged conflict required the expansion of the federal government both in size and power. Once hostilities cease, the needs and necessities of the federal government should contract. The only thing is the left doesn't abate advancing its own agenda during war and sees no percentage in limited government once war is over. Thus we wind up with a more powerful and intrusive state intent on changing the cultural landscape.
In the current state of affairs, does anyone seriously doubt that those appointed to execute the laws and those in the regulatory agencies are poised to advocate broad "women's reproductive rights" and "progressive" agendas for euthanasia, multiculturalism, racial quotas, erosion of property rights, gay/lesbian "grievances," and the criminalization of conservative "insensitivities." While many council the tempering of conservative social concerns for the sake of national survival, the left will do no such thing.
While Giuliani would fight the good fight against our enemies, social conservatives cannot expect him to fight their fight. By the end of his presidency, we may well find leftwing policies cemented into place. The Republican establishment will also return to form pronouncing that the party has "moved on." Social issues will just be "old hat."
Some deal.
-- Michael Dooley
Indianapolis, Indiana
It is amusing to me how no one wants to focus on any disagreement between conservatives and Rudy unless it involves abortion, or "pro-life"/"pro-choice" issues, including stem cells. The other acceptable issue to focus on with Rudy is the whole "gay rights" issue and agenda.
While it is true that I disagree with him on these issues, they are not my issues. I would first like to know how anyone can be declared tough of terrorism, when they want to adopt and promote the George Bush amnesty for illegals program, and the huge guest worker program. Rudy, nor Bush, nor anyone else has any handle on just who is coming across our borders and in what numbers. This is NOT homeland security, people. This is merely the next step in negating the whole concept of national sovereignty.
Then there is the whole issue of 2nd Amendment issues. Rudy's whole attitude toward citizen ownership of guns and ammunition is total anathema to those of us who do not live in metropolises. He is not getting my gun unless and until he can provide me, an average citizen, with my own personal policeman that will be with me 24/7. Law enforcement is a reactive function. It doesn't do me a bit of good to have the best of cops ready to capture and punish the person that kills me. Rudy, read my lips, you don't get my gun, ever. Hey Rudy, you don't get to simply ignore those parts of the Constitution that you disagree with or find inconvenient.
Now when Rudy has absolutely, iron clad, guaranteed me that he has changed those principles of his, I will be ready to talk about his abortion and gay rights agendas to see if we can reach some workable solution.
-- Ken Shreve
New Hampshire
At least in Rudy, the Republicans have a candidate who has not sullied his reputation in the halls of Congress.
His previous conduct/stands on social issues aside, his stand on the federal budget and the global conflict with terrorists make him an attractive candidate to me.
Can he beat the Democrats' nominee? I certainly hope so, because they are a recipe for disaster in this country.
-- R. Goodson
Vero Beach, Florida
Re: Doug Bandow's Selling Out the Constitution:
The attempt to achieve a desired result using extra-constitutional means isn't new. However, this ruse is a new low in political opportunism, as the contradiction is so obvious even a constitutional scholar can comprehend it. Politics in the U.S. has degenerated to the point where it is fashionable to cite the Constitution only when it conforms to one's political objectives. When the Constitution as written does not conform to one's political convenience, it is equally fashionable to ignore it or to pretend that it means something that it does not. The so-called "Living Consititution" theory has been assumed by all the political players, including republicans who have previously been somewhat less inclined to betray their oath of office.
At this juncture it is apparent that that anything goes, and the Rights of the People as stated in the Constitution remain secure only to the extent that they conform with the convenience of the ruling elite. This is a recipe for a dictatorship or a revolution.
-- Bud Hammons
Re: John Tamny's Embrace the Wealth Gap
I spend rich. I just earn poor.
-- David Govett
Davis, California
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Last Modified: Monday, May 19, 2003 at 11:00 p.m.
- Terrebonne Parish Recreation District No. 1 will meet at 7 p.m. May 26 at Andrew Price Recreation Center, Schriever.
- Houma-Thibodaux Apartment Association will meet at 6:30 p.m. today at the Ramada Inn of Houma. For information, call 873-8831.
- Mechanville Weed and Seed: The Weed Subcommittee will meet at 9 a.m. and the Seed Subcommittee will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Mechanicville Gym, 2814 Senator St. For information, call Joseph Thompson at 850-4665.
- Keep Our Peaceful Environment LLC will conduct its second Neighborhood Watch meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at 1421 Bayou Blue Road. For information, call 876-0624 or 872-0979.
- Terrebonne Parish NAACP will conduct an Executive Committee meeting at 6 p.m. and a membership meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday. For information, call 872-1635.
- T.A.M.I., 9:30 a.m., T.A.M.I. Resource Center, 7046 Park Ave.
- BRIDGES: Building Recovery of Individual Dreams and Goals through Education and Support, a support group for people recovering from mental illness, meets 10 to 11 a.m. at 420 Magnolia St. For information, call (800) 805-7934.
- Take Off Pounds Sensibly meets 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays at Coteau Baptist Church, 2006 Coteau Road. Weigh-in is 9 to 9:45 a.m.
- AFYAP-PLUS: Arthritis Foundation YMCA Aquatic program, 11:15 a.m. to noon. For information, call the YMCA at 873-9622.
- Anger management, building self-esteem and impulse control for children and teens, at 5, p.m., by Michael J. Fairchild, LPC, at 108 Evelyn Ave., Houma. Cost is $12 per session. For information, call 868-4420.
- Emotions Anonymous, "Let's Talk," meets at 5:30 p.m. at the Easy Does It Club, 101 Munson Drive. For information, call 226-2908.
- Cocaine Anonymous, noon, 521 Legion Ave., open meeting; 8 p.m., 101 Munson Drive. Open discussion, open meeting.
- Rays of the Dawn, a group for exploring emotions, happiness and success, based on "Rays of the Dawn" by Thurman Fleet, a pioneer in mind/body science. Meetings are at 1 p.m. at 7177 Park Ave. For information, call Maxine Braud at 879-2362.
- Lagniappe Antique Car Club meets at 7 p.m. at Creole Lanes, 1371 W. Tunnel Blvd. For information, call Pete or Susan at 872-1843.
- BayouCAD AutoCAD User's Group, 7 p.m., Weatherford Gemoco, 202 Industrial Blvd. Anyone interested in joining or attending should call David Cloud at 879-2731.
- Bayou Chapter of the Louisiana Notary Association will conduct its monthly "Shop Talk" meeting at 7 p.m. at Picadilly Cafeteria, 6803 Park Ave. For information, call 537-3882 or 876-5699.
- Head injury support group, 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Total Rehabilitation, 600 Academy St., Houma. For information, call 868-6591.
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- Ministering to Intermarried Couples by Charles Joanides
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- What Happens After Happily Ever After? by Laura Garrett
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State Corrections Department spokeswoman Terry Thornton said no employees were injured in the disturbance late Tuesday morning at maximum-security Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad, about 130 miles southeast of San Francisco.
Guards used pepper spray and rubber bullets to quell the fight that broke out among 200 inmates in an exercise yard.
Thornton said dozens of inmates were involved and numerous inmate-made weapons were recovered. One of the prisoners was airlifted to a hospital by helicopter.
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In Athletes, Coaching, Rest Day/Theory
November 02, 2014
CrossFit Games athlete Valerie Voboril and powerlifter Laura Phelps Sweatt explain how they use intensity to limit their time in the gym.
On a Friday afternoon in early October, Valerie Voboril—a five-time CrossFit Games competitor with four top-five finishes—worked out with the sounds of "Dora the Explorer" drifting into her backyard gym from the living room.
Her 3-year-old daughter, Vin, repeated Spanish words to the TV while Voboril and her… Continue Reading
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August 20, 2014
Rich Froning overcomes all adversity and pressure to stand atop the CrossFit Games podium for the fourth consecutive year.
He looked determined, almost angry.
It was seconds before Sunday's Midline March at the 2014 Reebok CrossFit Games—the first individual event of the final day. Three-time champ Rich Froning awaited the buzzer.
Between these athletes and the finish line were 3 rounds of 25 GHD sit-ups, a 50-foot handstand walk and 50 feet of… Continue Reading
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In Athletes, CrossFit Football
August 17, 2014
A homeless high-school dropout with a felony charge and a son, Damian Relierford now has a football scholarship and wants to help kids like him. Andréa Maria Cecil reports.
The tattoo on his forehead reads "Damebo." It's his nickname. He got it when he was high.
"I do regret it but I don't."
It's a reminder of his missteps, but also of how far he's come.
"I was a thug, a street guy, basically. Selling weed, doing… Continue Reading
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In Athletes, HD Videos, Medical/Injuries
August 16, 2014
On July 4, Matt Chan had a serious accident but lived to lift again.
While on a mountain-bike ride with his wife, Cherie, in Boulder, Colorado, Matt fell and landed on his handlebars, resulting in an emergency flight and surgery to repair injuries to several arteries and veins.
"Mountain biking at high speeds, down rocky descents, with full pads and everything like that is scary looking," Matt says. "That is not what I was doing."
He adds… Continue Reading
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August 11, 2014
Emily Beers finds the tests of the 2014 Reebok CrossFit Games are more mental than physical.
When I qualified to the CrossFit Games, I was ecstatic. Overjoyed. Just happy to be there. My original performance goal was humble at best: not to come dead last. And I accomplished that by finishing 37th.
But the problem with being competitive is you never enjoy being near the bottom—even when your competition happens to be the entire world.
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In Athletes, CrossFit Games, HD Videos, Level 1 Seminar Staff
July 20, 2014
CrossFit Media video producer Torin Simpson spent five days on James Hobart's couch in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, to get a feel for what drives the second-place finisher at the North East Regional.
"I learned that there's a lot more to James Hobart than the competitor you will see at the CrossFit Games," Simpson says. "In fact, competition is perhaps the least important aspect of his life."
Family is among the most important.
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In Athletes, CrossFit Games, Radio
July 19, 2014
On Episode 339 of CrossFit Radio, host Justin Judkins interviewed CrossFit Games competitors Emily Bridgers and Jerry Hill. This episode was webcast on July 16, 2014.
1:40 Winning the South East Regional gave Emily Bridgers a confidence boost going into the CrossFit Games. She talked about competing at the regional and she said she'll use her experience in the 2013 Affiliate Cup competition to help… Continue Reading
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July 15, 2014
A legend in the CrossFit community, Chris Spealler bids farewell to CrossFit Games competition in 2014. Andréa Maria Cecil examines the man and the myth.
It was Oct. 8, 1966, a Saturday. Iowa State University faced the University of Kansas in the Big 8 football conference.
The Cyclones had been having kickoff trouble, and the team was about to unveil its new weapon: a 5-foot-5 man weighing 126 lb. Like his teammates, he wore a… Continue Reading


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Awesome: Bruce Lee
- Bruce Lee's fight scene with Chuck Norris, a pairing of martial arts legends.
- Enter the Dragon: The moment when he tricks the Australian onto the lifeboat. "The way to win a fight is not to fight at all." This is directly from his book about Jeet Kun Do.


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Funny: False Memory
- Creepy though he is, some of Ahriman's internal narration can be pretty damn hilarious, especially when everything starts falling apart around his ears. Particularly when he claims his professional diagnosis of his Keanuphobe is "Rich bitch ditz nitwit."
- At one point, Ahriman wonders how much more amusing and ironic it would have been had he brainwashed Keanu Reeves himselfinstead of the "actor" he didto bite off the President's nose.
- Martie and Dusty's brief squabble over whether or not "heretofore" is the kind of word only a pretentious asshole would use.
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Euro Area Faces Recession as Breakup Risk Remains, E&Y Says
The euro-area economy is likely to slip back into a recession and its leaders' new plan to end the debt crisis hasn't completely eliminated the risk of a breakup of the currency region, according to Ernst & Young LLP.
The economy of the 17 nations using the euro will probably shrink in the current and next quarters, the group said in a report published in London today. The economy will barely grow in 2012, with E&Y forecasting expansion of just 0.1 percent.
European Union leaders agreed at a Dec. 8-9 summit in Brussels to tighter control of tax and spending by governments that overstep the bloc's deficit limit of 3 percent of gross domestic product. They also pledged a faster start to a 500 billion-euro ($659 billion) rescue fund. Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service are reviewing the agreement and its implications for credit ratings on euro countries.
"The latest developments in Greece, Italy and Spain and the European agreement lower the risk of a breakup of the euro zone," said Marie Diron, an economist at Oxford Economics and adviser on the report. "This risk remains, however, especially since in 2012 very large amounts of sovereign debt require refinancing which could cause tensions."
The euro snapped a three-day decline against the dollar to trade at $1.2993, after yesterday falling to its lowest since January.
Struggling Recovery
Industrial production declined 0.1 percent in October after a 2 percent drop the previous month, data released yesterday showed. Manufacturing and services shrank for a fourth month in December, London-based Markit Economics said today. Its composite index of both industries rose to 47.9 from 47 in November, where a reading below 50 indicates contraction.
A separate report showed that employment fell 0.1 percent in the third quarter, the first decline in almost two years.
E&Y sees euro-region expansion accelerating at the end of 2012 and forecasts growth of between 1.5 percent and 2 percent from 2013. Still, that won't be enough to reduce unemployment to below 10 percent until 2015, it said.
European leaders have set a deadline of March to flesh out their new fiscal rules aimed at strengthening the euro area. E&Y said that "ongoing doubts" about the ability of some countries to implement reforms will mean that the European Central Bank will need to keep buying government bonds.
"With bond markets very volatile, weak growth prospects and high borrowing requirements in 2012, the ECB is likely to have to consider acting as a lender of last resort if even deeper problems -- perhaps even a split in the euro zone -- are to be avoided," Diron said.


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My LO is 4.5 months old and can sit up with assistance. She can control her head. She HATES getting into the car seat which we attach to our stroller. I haven't tried putting her in the stroller directly thinking she may be too small (12 lbs, 10%). I guess I could sit her in it and see how it works. When did you start putting your LO in a stroller versus using the infant seat?
When did you start using stroller versus infant seat?
I use mine when we are going for walks leaving the house, and have since about 4 months. I still have her in the configuration that faces me in our stroller (I can switch the seat both ways Otherwise I still use the car seat when out and about because it is more convinent and lo usually falls asleep shopping!
First child, baby girl, due 5/6/12 born 5/14/12
Angel baby 11/13, missed m/c at 10w, Angel baby 3/14 at 5w
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Baby girl born 5/8/12!!!
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A couple days....5 months.
I use rolled up receiving blankets on each side of her torso to keep her straight. We also use a noggin nest. All of it helps since our stroller seat is supposed to be 6 months or older (Britax B Ready). So far so good and she LOVES the seat better than her car seat. SO much more room and more comfy. :)
Seems like I need to give regular stroller a try.
Now if she could only figure out how to suck her thumb like in the one picture that may help with her sleep problems but that's another topic. Lol.
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Flowers are good for drying and preserving
This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings
Very high moisture needs; suitable for bogs and water gardens
6-12 in. (15-30 cm)
12-15 in. (30-38 cm)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
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Sun to Partial Shade
Light Shade
Partial to Full Shade
Mid Spring
Late Spring/Early Summer
Grown for foliage
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6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
7.9 to 8.5 (alkaline)
8.6 to 9.0 (strongly alkaline)
By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets)
From herbaceous stem cuttings
From seed; winter sow in vented containers, coldframe or unheated greenhouse
From seed; stratify if sowing indoors
From seed; sow indoors before last frost
Allow seedheads to dry on plants; remove and collect seeds
Properly cleaned, seed can be successfully stored
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Vincent, Alabama
Flagstaff, Arizona
Bucyrus, Ohio
Grove City, Ohio
Radford, Virginiashow all
On May 30, 2003, lupinelover from Grove City, OH (Zone 6a) wrote:
This cultivar has much improved flowering over the species. The stems are well-branched, and many more are produced. The foliage is also hardier; it turns a beautiful red in the autumn and persists until new foliage is produced in the spring.


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Why The Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards Are Good For You
Sunday, September 06, 2015
It was known as the black Pulitzer Prize. Edith Anisfield Wolf created the award in 1935 to honor books that explored issues of race and culture diversity. Thursday is its 80th anniversary.
Officer's Acquittal Highlights Tense Police, Community Relations In Cleveland
Monday, May 25, 2015
There were relatively peaceful protests after a white police officer in Cleveland was acquitted Saturday in the deaths of two unarmed black motorists in a barrage of police gunfire in 2012.
As Joan Jett Is Inducted, Women Still Scarce At Rock Hall
Friday, April 17, 2015
Of the more than 700 artists in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, only about 8 percent are women. Joan Jett is now one of them.
A Nun Inspired By Warhol: The Forgotten Pop Art Of Sister Corita Kent
Thursday, January 08, 2015
Kent's work, which included the U.S. Postal Service's popular "love" stamp, had a lasting influence. But today her story seems to have fallen through the cracks of art history.
Cleveland Comes To Grips With Scathing Report On Police Department
Friday, December 05, 2014
Cleveland is coming to grips with a scathing report from the Justice Department that harshly criticizes the city's police. The department is calling for sweeping reforms.
Most Cavs Fans Willing To Forgive LeBron On His Return To Cleveland
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
LeBron James is back and Cleveland is getting psyched. Local basketball fans seem to be willing to forgive James for leaving town in search of NBA glory in Miami. As Thursday's season...
Cosimo Matassa Made His Reputation Behind The Studio Glass
Friday, September 12, 2014
Cosimo Matassa recorded songs by Fats Domino, Little Richard, Professor Longhair and Jerry Lee Lewis and helped get the New Orleans sound out to the world. Matassa died Thursday at the age of 88.
'The Cunning Little Vixen' Pokes Her Head Into An Animated Forest
Saturday, May 17, 2014
A new production of Leos Janácek's opera takes on a longstanding challenge: how to turn human singers into animals without making them look ridiculous. The answer? Animate them.
Nigerian Abductions Part Of A Terrible Pattern In African Conflicts
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Africa's most notorious warlord, Joseph Kony, began mass abductions of schoolgirls in the 1980s. Since then, it has become a recurring feature in conflicts on the continent.
These Aren't The Rock Hall Inductees You're Looking For
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Besides their legions of fans, the artists entering the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year — KISS, Nirvana, Linda Ronstadt and others — have inspired scores of imitators.
Walking Back The Largest U.S. Power Blackout, 10 Years Later
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
On a hot, summer afternoon in 2003, a set of sagging power lines outside of Cleveland sank into some overgrown trees, tripping circuit breakers, and leading to a massive power outage ...
Clevelanders Ask How Abducted Women Were Held Without Notice
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
The neighborhood in Cleveland, Ohio, where three kidnapped women were held for about a decade is a mix of happiness and disbelief. Happy that the three were found safe. But there are ...
The Diverse Influence Of The 2013 Rock Hall Inductees
Thursday, April 18, 2013
As the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducts a new class, musicians and writers look at how influence — one of the Hall's criteria for induction — plays out in ways obvious (how Beyonce ...


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Records management grants issued to counties
March 23, 2013 Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin on Tuesday presented 30 West Virginia county commissions with grants, totaling $427,540, for their respective records management and preservation projects. more »»
Legion Auxiliary group hosts meeting
March 23, 2013 The American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 7 members took part in a dinner March 12 before hosting a regular meeting, which was called to order by Connie Bailey, president. more »»
Firefighters work around the clock, deserve thanks
March 23, 2013 Happy spring from Barbour County! It sure is nice to hear the birds singing. I even thought that I heard the "spring peepers" one night. I'm looking forward to all of this mud drying up. more »»
Social Studies Fair winners recognized
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Symposium applications due Monday
March 23, 2013 West Virginia Wesleyan College is set to sponsor "Graduate Studies Symposium: A Celebration of Scholarship" on April 17 in the Virginia Thomas Law Center for the Performing Arts. more »»
Modern Homettes group hosts meeting
March 23, 2013 The Modern Homettes CEOS hosted its monthly meeting Feb. 7 at the home of Stanley and Lucy Mullins, and Eleanor Harris served as the co-hostess. The meeting was called to order by Mullins. more »»
Passion For Music
March 16, 2013 A local fifth-grade student hopes to hit a high note for his college future. more »»
Saving tabs to save lives
March 2, 2013 Elkins Middle School students have found a way to "pay it forward." Raze club members have designed and made containers to collect two everyday items that are being used to help support programs. more »»
One Small Step
February 23, 2013 A Barbour County teacher and coach is taking the problem of how to fund the county's middle school sports programs into his own hands — by taking to his fee. more »»
Dragon Parade
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Elkins High student chosen for leaders conference
February 16, 2013 Elkins High School Freshman Dakota Pritt was selected for the trip of a lifetime. He was hand-picked to attend the National Young Leaders Inaugural Conference in Washington, DC. more »»
Brick by brick
January 12, 2013 When Richard Varchetto was eight years old, his mother, Lucy, bought him a small set of American Plastic Bricks. These bright red and white bricks brought him hours of enjoyment. more »»
Christmas Cheer
December 22, 2012 Christmas decorating seems like such a daunting task for many of us. more »»
Shahan takes biggest buck
December 15, 2012 more »»
Larry Griffith bags second place prize
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Timothy Moran lands third
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Big Buck contest comes to a close
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Polar Express brings Christmas spirit to central West Virginia
November 24, 2012 As the passengers rode along, they watched the beautiful scenery pass by as herds of deer are running through the field. more »»
Ancient (sort of) decree
November 17, 2012 Reading ordinance books in Randolph and surrounding counties reveals many rules which seem archaic and simply do not make sense in this day and age. more »»
Old dolls are very different
November 17, 2012 This is the time to run out to the grocery store and get a turkey for Thanksgiving. In the early 19th century, the turkey was a wild one, probably killed by a member of the community. more »»


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Illustrations by Tyler LandryIllustration // Friday, March 01, 2013
The shortest and most direct route straight to my heart is through bootlegged illustrations of Bart Simpson, or any member of the Simpsons family for that matter - special lust-worthy bonus if its Bard gone Bad with a sickly Siamese Milhouse attached. Tyler Landry, you win. Thank you for your illustrations. He also has a bunch of humorous hermit crabbed themed comics in there as well. Enjoy it.
Robert Otto Epstein: Knitting Chart DrawingsIllustration // Thursday, February 28, 2013
'I'm an artist living and working in Maplewood, NJ. My current work consists of paintings and drawings on paper based on turn of the century French and German filet lace patterns and vintage knitting and crochet schematics. My primary interests are in modes of production or 'the machinery of making.' I like to consider the body at work in the vain of Gilles Deleuze's 'desiring machine'...' Robert Otto Epstein
The Art of Jordan ClarkeIllustration // Thursday, February 28, 2013
A mish-mash of an artist, illustrator and designer, Jordan Clarke is fascinated by all things dark, whimsical and vintage, and her work is characterized by a collision of Victorian vignettes, rockabilly pin-ups, religious iconography, tattooing, 20th century circus and fairground lore, and a slight obsession with El Dia De Los Muertos. 'I draw with thread. If it can be reduced to linework, I can stitch it. I believe embroidery is a powerful story-teller, nostalgic and evocative.' Jordan Clarke
Alex Hohlov's Chaos and ConstructionIllustration // Thursday, February 28, 2013
Digitally rendered abstract expressionism from illustrator and designer Alex Hohlov. The sporadic nature of Alex's compositions is both extremely gratifying and maddening, and while there seems to be no order to his chaos, his renderings are created with a certain delicacy and organization in their composition and palette which can't help me feel satisfied by the whole process.
Laura Callaghan IllustrationIllustration // Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Laura Callaghan is an Irish illustrator based in South East London with an adorable array of work that is mostly hand drawn using a mixture of watercolor, india ink and the smallest pens she can get her hands on, Laura is also the current Illustration editor of Oh Comely magazine. Might I add her portraits of dancing dark haired couples are just to die for.... to the best of times. <3
Niv Bavarsky: Mustard Valley HyperzoneIllustration // Wednesday, February 27, 2013
I absolutly love the raw rendering style of San Francisco based artist and illustrator Niv Bavarsky. Right this second, Niv is showing some collaborative works under the moniker Golden Source Power Three at Needles & Pens in San Francisco, with Jesse Balmer and Michael Olivo. The show is up through March 3rd and is definiatley worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood...
Patterns and Textiles with Hannah WaldronIllustration // Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Hannah Waldron's work often explores the textures, patterns, forms and structures of her surroundings, and has an interest in the development of landscape over time. She is currently based between Stockholm, SE and London, UK and some of her previous clients include the V&A, Pizza Express, Paul Smith, GQ Italy, Unico Japan, Computer Arts projects, Routledge publishing, Fenchurch clothing among others.
Rabbit Eye Movement and REM ARTSPACEIllustration // Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Rabbit Eye Movement, REM, started as a Streetart concept, based in Vienna, founded by the urban/graffiti artist and illustrator Nychos in 2005 and still has a big impact in the Urban Art World. Nychos states, "I always saw the Rabbit Eye Movement as an Homage to all the "Rabbits" out there being active in the Urban art Movement doesn't matter what kind of Mission they are following." The Movement grew and REM has now expanded to establish the REM ARTSPACE...
John Lupo Avanti's Monster MythsIllustration // Tuesday, February 26, 2013
John Lupo Avanti's debut graphic novel 'Monster Myths' is a visually dynamic portrayl of his capabilities and future potential. John is a uniquely versatile illustrator who started work as an animator at the age of nineteen, and now currently works as a freelance illustrator in the realms of fine art, public mural production and tattooing. Here's the overview: Alfredo, a recovering felon turned working stiff, resides in Lower Scabo where working-class people live under the tyranny of the evil Cannibals Motorcycle Gang...
Upcoming: Horfee's Imaginarium in LondonIllustration // Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Topsafe London is pleased to announce Horfee's debut London show, Horfee's Imaginarium, opening in London on March 14th. Paris graffiti legend Horfe has left an indelible mark on the streets of his home city and far beyond. Enigmatic, tirelessly prolific, hugely innovative and obscenely talented, he's earned a reputation across the world for his instantly-recognizable style and his audacious commitment to getting up...


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Adam Jones keyed a seventh-inning rally with a two-run, go-ahead double and Chris Davis followed with a three-run homer Tuesday to help the Baltimore Orioles open the season with a 7-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays. Matt Wieters homered early off AL Cy Young Award winner David Price. Wieters later drew an intentional walk from reliever Jake McGee (0-1) before Davis' towering shot over the right-field wall broke open the game and silenced a sellout crowd of 34,078 at Tropicana Field. Jason Hammel (1-0) allowed three runs and three hits in six innings. Jim Johnson pitched a scoreless ninth for a save. Despite giving up a two-run homer to Wieters in the first inning and not being particularly sharp in his second career opening-day start, Price departed with a 3-2 lead after the Rays scored twice in the sixth. Ben Zobrist hit a solo homer for Tampa Bay in the fourth, then put his team ahead with a sacrifice fly in the sixth. Desmond Jennings drove in the Rays' other run with a six...
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Monday, March 23rd - Friday, March 27th
During the week of March 23rd - 27th, the College of Education is sponsoring CSULB Education Week. Activities and events are planned throughout the week to help students learn more about the College of Education's undergraduate, credential and graduate programs.
Follow us on Twitter @CSULBCED for updates and pictures of Ed Week!
Monday, March 23rd
Information Booth: Explore our Programs
10:30AM - 2:30PM | Location: Central Quad (LH 150/151)
Learn more about our programs and have the opportunity to speak with College of Education staff and faculty! Win prizes!
Major/Program Advisors at the booth today: Liberal Studies, Multiple Subject Credential Program, Single Subject Credential Program, Special Education Credential Program, and Masters Degree/Advanced Credential Programs.
Faculty Colloquium
2:00PM - 4:00PM | Location: Anatol Center AS-119
This interactive poster session features CED faculty sharing their recent research and scholarship. Come learn what our excellent faculty are doing, and talk with them about their work.
Preventing Sexual Violence in Education Settings
5:30PM - 7:00PM | Location: Anatol Center AS-119
A professional development event to increase your understanding of how to prevent sexual violence in educational settings.
Tuesday, March 24th
Information Booth: Explore Our Programs
10:30AM - 2:30PM | Location: Central Quad (LH 150/151)
Learn more about our programs and have the opportunity to speak with College of Education staff and faculty! Win prizes!
Major/Program Advisors at the booth today: Liberal Studies, Multiple Subject Credential Program, Single Subject Credential Program, Special Education Credential Program, and Masters Degree/Advanced Credential Programs.
Liberal Studies: The Teacher's Major
3:30PM-4:30PM | Location: ED1-18C
The Liberal Studies major provides a rich, rigorous, cross-disciplinary liberal arts program of study.
There are two programs in the major:
- The Integrated Teacher Education Program (ITEP) is for students intending to become teachers who wish to combine subject matter preparation for elementary teaching with coursework leading to a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. Graduates of this program earn a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies and a California Level I Multiple Subject Teaching Credential (K-8).
- Track I is for students who seek subject matter preparation for careers in elementary education. Graduates of this program earn a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies and may apply to a credential program at a later time. Students in the Track I program have the opportunity to complete a concentration in a selected area of study.
Students interested in learning about the Liberal Studies programs are encouraged to come to the Liberal Studies: The Teacher's Major Workshop.
International Education Mixer
3:30PM-5:30PM | Location: Anatol Center AS-119
Come learn about the Study Abroad programs offered by the College of Education faculty and hear first-hand from the faculty and student participants. You will have the opportunity to meet some of our international students who will talk about their experience at CSULB. Additionally, we will have a short presentation by the Peace Corp and by The International Educator about education career opportunities in an international setting. We encourage you to come, ask questions, make new connections, and enjoy some refreshments.
Resume Writing for Education Majors
4:00PM - 5:00PM | Location: Brotman Hall Room 250
This workshop is specifically geared toward students and alumni who are interested in a career in education. Learn how to develop a professional resume that can uniquely describe your career objectives, skills, education and experience. Hosted by a LBUSD human resources representative.
Ed.D. Info Session
6:00PM-7:00PM | Location: AS 244
Learn more about the Educational Leadership Doctorate and what you can do to take the next steps in your degree.
Wednesday, March 25th
Undergrad Advisor Info "Tune-up"
8:30AM-9:30AM | Location: Anatol Center AS-119
CSULB Undergraduate Advisors are invited to an information session to learn more about the College of Education bachelor's degree, initial credentials, master's degrees, advanced credentials and doctoral program. Participation by invitation only. Contact Lindsay Sterk in the Office of Graduate Studies for more information: firstname.lastname@example.com
COESA Spring Mixer: "COE-Chella"
11:00AM - 2:00PM | Location: Quad
All College of Education students are invited to the COESA Spring Mixer. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore all the different resources and programs within the college. Win prizes!! Network with students, faculty and staff! | Funding provided by CSULB ASI
UTEACH Meet and Greet
3:00PM - 4:00PM | Location: ED1-18
Come learn about the Schools First Federal Credit Union Urban Teacher Academy in a Clinical Home (UTEACH) Pathway in the Multiple Subject Credential Program. The UTEACH Pathway allows candidates to complete their Multiple Subject Credential Program in a clinical setting. Candidates in this pathway student teach while completing their methods/pedagogy courses over an entire school year.
Advanced Education and Counseling: Real Connections to Families and Communities
5:30PM-7:00PM | Location: Anatol Center AS-119
Find out how this department of 8 programs supports the conditions for optimum learning through community engagement. This is your chance to talk with faculty, students, and local partners about ways to improve the lives of the community. Please RSVP to email@example.com or call (562) 985-4517.
Thursday, March 26th
UTEACH School Site Visit
10:00AM - 11:00AM | Location: Willard Elementary School
Joine us at Willard Elementary in Long Beach Unified School District to take a tour of a UTEACH school site to see just how the program works. The tour is given by current UTEACH students so you will be able to get all of your questions answered. To sign up to attend the tour contact Jessica Olague at email@example.com.
Pizza with the Dean: An Open Forum for Students with the Dean
3:00PM-5:00PM | Location: ED1 Lobby
Join the College of Education ASI Senators for an open conversation with the Dean of the College of Education, Dr. Grenot-Scheyer. This is an exciting opportunity to ask questions, give feedback, and voice your concerns about your College of Education experience! Pizza served at 3:00pm; Open Forum begins at 4:00pm.
Prepare for the Education Job Fair
4:00PM-5:00PM | Location: Brotman Hall 250
Do you have a strategy? How will you make the most of your time? This workshop will address how to approach employers with confidence and make a stellar first impression, what to wear, what to bring with you, what questions to ask company reps and much more.
GO TEACH! Workshop: Pathways to Teaching
3:00PM - 5:00PM | Location: LA2-109
All prospective students are invited to attend our on campus spring semester Go Teach! Workshop. Advisors from our teacher preparation programs will go over the various pathways to teaching and answer any questions you may have. No RSVP is needed to attend this meeting. If you have any questions please contact the Teacher Preparation Advising Center at 562-985-1105.
Student Teacher Panel
5:00PM - 7:00PM | Location: LA2-109
Join current student teachers from the Multiple Subject, Education Specialist, and Single Credential Programs to hear about their experiences and ask them any questions that you may have about the student teaching experience.
Coffee Break - Hosted by the College of Education Graduation Student Association
6:00PM - 7:00PM | Location: Academic Services Room 239
The College of Education Graduate Student Association is hosting a Coffee Break on Thursday, March 26th from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in AS-239. Join your fellow graduate students in enjoying a cup of hot coffee as you take a much-deserved break. Connect with GSA at firstname.lastname@example.com or www.facebook.com/CEDGSA
Friday, March 27th
Education Job Fair & Workshop Series: Preparing for a Career in Education
Location: University Student Union
10:00AM | District Employers Panel (location: USU-304)
12:00PM-4:00PM | JOB FAIR! Meet face to face with Districts and Schools that are looking to hire someone like you! You will have an opportunity to network, submit your resume, and interview with some of the most sought after education employers. Click here for a list of employers. (location: USU Ballrooms, 2nd floor)
Click here to volunteer to help at the job fair.
Workshop Descriptions, and Career Development Center Job Fair Preparation Workshops can be found HERE
Graduate Programs Information Session
3:30PM - 5:00PM | Location: ED1-1
Learn more about the College of Education graduate programs from Nancy Levyssohn, Student Services Professional in the Graduate Office. We offer advanced degrees in Counseling, Leadership & Administration, and Advanced Instruction & Research. For a complete list of degree programs, please click here.
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My cts has a P0496 code and the explanation reads The ECM has detected pressure in the EVAP system during a non-purge condition. Probable cause Purge or vent solenoid failure, plugged EVAP canister condition, or Failed EVAP pressure sensor. How would I exactly be able to find which of these is the cause and what would be needed to correct the matter, would this be a fix that needs to go to dealer or is a fairly simple job to fix?
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It all really depends on what the actual problem is the first thing I would suspect is possibly a stuck canister purge solenoid in the open position. It should be always closed unless being commanded open by the computer. Take the line off and see if you blow thru the solenoid.
Ok, this is the part that is located on the engine right, and not the one that is near the gas tank?
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The one near the gas tank is the vent valve the one on the engine is the canister purge solenoid.
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Beckwith, a native of Maine and University of Montana graduate, founded his San Francisco company BB Design Build in 2001, which specialized in cabinetry and finish work. He went on to star on Curb Appeal, a half-hour reality show that features makeovers on the exteriors of dated homes.


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I followed this: http://thewebfellas.com/blog/2008/11/2/goodbye-attachment_fu-hello-paperclip to the letter.
I tried installing both 32 and 64 bit versions (on XP 64).
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Required Reading 2015 for HarvardLaw74 Startup Clients
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Teaser Article Quote:
"While there is certainly something more admirable, and typically less noxious, about those who innovate ideas and services than those who place bets and structure deals, let's call it what it is. No matter how fervently techies and entrepreneurs claim they want to "change the world" (see any episode of "Shark Tank"), far fewer of them would be in the disruption game if the potential profits weren't world-changing as well. The lovable millennial bumblers on "Silicon Valley" may be scruffy and genuinely passionate about coding, but their goal — making money and leveraging power — is quintessentially yuppie, even if their social skills aren't." Teddy Wayne, NYTimes OP-ED, 05.10.15
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Kleiner Perkins Gender Discrimintion Goes to Jury on Punitive Damages
Posted by christopher on March 23, 2015
"There is sufficient evidence from which a reasonable juror could conclude that Kleiner Perkins engaged in intentional gender discrimination, that Kleiner Perkins acted with malice, fraud or oppression," wrote Judge Harold Kahn. (source ABA Journal.
I am advising all of my startup clients to pay particular attention to gender discrimination issues that may arise in the workplace, particularly in areas of the company where there is a disproportionate number of male employees.
""Per this standard, there is sufficient evidence from which a reasonable juror could conclude that Kleiner Perkins engaged in intentional gender discrimination by failing to promote Ms. Pao and terminating her employment," the judge said in the one-paragraph decision."
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Fruit Street Health Public Benefit Corporation Progress Report
Posted by christopher on March 23, 2015
As Interim Comptroller and Counsel to Fruit Street, I am thrilled to share the following press release and bring you all up to speed on its progress under Chief Executive Officer Laurence Girard and Dr. Asif Ali."
NEW YORK, March 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Fruit Street Health (Fruit Street), a new digital wellness and telemedicine platform which helps patients live a healthier lifestyle and connects healthcare providers to patients using telemedicine and wearable mobile technologies, today announced that the company was a featured exhibitor at the 64th annual scientific session of the American College of Cardiology.
The conference, which took place in San Diego last weekend, featured Fruit Street as one of the only exhibitors out of 250 that emphasized a focus on lifestyle medicine by combining wearable devices and telehealth video conferencing technology.
This new Fruit Street Wellness Clinic product has been designed specifically for healthcare providers who are looking to monitor the lifestyle of their patients and conduct virtual consultations on Fruit Street's HIPAA compliant FDA-registered video solution. The solution will also be fully integrated with leading wearable technologies such as FitBit, Withings, Jawbone UP, iHealth Labs, and the upcoming Apple Watch. This will enable clinicians to monitor lifestyle data from their patients such as sleep, exercise, diet, weight, blood pressure, and blood glucose data. The alert system also will send notifications to healthcare providers when patients don't exercise enough, sleep too little, gain weight, or skimp on their fruit and vegetable intake.
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In a provocative piece on the Legal Funding Central Blog, Kenneth Min writes:
"That legal funding is attracting investment fund managers should come as no surprise, as commercial litigation funding is really just investing equity in an alternative asset class – and one that has the potential for impressive returns for investors.
At least that's what one former Wall Street executive, William H. Strong, seems to think. The former Vice Chairman and Co-CEO of Morgan Stanley Asia-Pacific Operations came out of retirement to take on the role of chairman and partner at Longford Capital, a new litigation finance firm focusing on B2B claims in matters with over $25 million in controversy. Mr. Strong officially took his post May 1st."
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Monday, December 3rd, was a remarkable day in India as our local host, the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), brought both the Prime Minister and the Vice President of India to events celebrating historic preservation and heritage conservation. After the morning presentation by Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh to launch the 12th International Conference of National Trusts, the feeling among the almost 300 delegates was exceptional. Fiona Reynolds, General Director of the English National Trust, and I were commenting that all of us who care about heritage had just seen how an event like a conference - which our western cynicism often sees as simply a chance to network and learn about the work of others - can be used by skillful local advocates in the developing world such as S.K. Misra of INTACH to dramatically raise the profile for heritage in their country in the span of a few days.
Mr. Misra pulled his magic again in the afternoon when Indian Vice President Shri M. Hamid Ansari spoke at the official launch of the International National Trusts Organisation (INTO) at the Ashok Hotel in Delhi. At an earlier plenary, I joined members of the INTO Steering Committee in presenting the charter to the group and in answering questions. Groups such as UNESCO were represented and spoke of their support for the creation of INTO, which helped give us strong credibility in the international and developing world. It was easy to see that there was a great deal of excitement about the creation of INTO, and I spoke briefly about how conversations and dreams of almost 20 years had finally been turned in a charter, budget, location - but most importantly a vision for this international group. The English National Trust has really stepped up by providing the office space at their London headquarters, instantly providing INTO with the prestigious address and backing of the world's largest National Trust. If any of you are interesting in a posting to London, here's your chance!
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MIDTOWN/COOPER-YOUNG RESTAURANT - 1013 E Parkway Ave S, Memphis, TN 38104
This is an operating restaurant, located in the Cooper Young Community across E Parkway from the Memphis Fairgrounds and Liberty Bowl. The property consists of restaurant and bar including a professional kitchen, dance floor and games for recreation. Appointments are required to view.
Located in Memphis, Tennessee Midtown area, in the Cooper-Young Community, southeast of the intersection of Cooper St & Young Ave, and across E Parkway S form the Memphis Fairgrounds redevelopment which includes the Liberty Bowl Stadium that is home to the University of Memphis Football Tigers. Cooper-Young is an eclectic community with great demographics!Showings and Negotiations with Seller Precluded.
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