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I use a Shared Album to share good pictures with my family, and I'd like to export these to an SD card. I was able to use "Export" to do this in iPhoto, but it is grayed out in Photos App. Why am I unable to export the photos from my Shared Album? Is there a better way to do this using Photos?...View Topic - Replies (1)
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Safari has consistently been placing my location as MI when on Google or using a store locator, and I have to manually change it every time. I live nowhere near Michigan, and have Location Services turned on. I can't think of why else this would start out of nowhere and has been present for a couple...View Topic - Replies (1)
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Carnegie Medal
The CILIP Carnegie Medal is awarded annually for the writing of an outstanding book for children and young people.
The book must be written in the English language (either as an original work in English or a first English translation of a foreign-language work) and specifically published for children and young people.
The book may be co-authored; however, multiple author anthologies are excluded.
The book must have received its first publication in the United Kingdom or have had co-publication elsewhere within a three month time lapse. In the case of e-books and short stories or poetry previously published in a magazine or elsewhere, the point of publication should be considered as the date when the work is published as a whole. At least 75% of the complete work must be original material published for the first time within the specified time frame.
All categories of books including poetry, non-fiction and graphic novels, in print or ebook format, for children and young people are eligible
Books by previous Carnegie medal winners are eligible
The book that wins the Carnegie Medal should be a book of outstanding literary quality. The whole work should provide pleasure, not merely from the surface enjoyment of a good read, but also the deeper subconscious satisfaction of having gone through a vicarious, but at the time of reading, a real experience that is retained afterwards.
All criteria will not necessarily be relevant to every title nominated. Where appropriate, consider and assess the following:
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Shelton Benjamin not pushed
During a joint interview, Jim Ross and Shawn Michaels took the time to heap a good amount of praise towards Shelton Benjamin. In addition to saying that he was the best victim of the Sweet Chin Music ever, Michaels stated that it frustrated him that WWE never gave Benjamin the push that he deserved.
July 1, 2015
Ric Flair podcast
When it comes to podcast shows, wrestling fans have been living in nirvana thanks to Jim Ross, Vince Russo, Steve Austin and Chris Jericho joining the industry. Well, the game just got a bit more interesting. Reports have surfaced that Ric Flair has just signed an agreement with CBS Sports to host his own weekly show. The Nature Boy will be interviewing various professional wrestlers, celebrities and musicians on his show.
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Menlo College is a small, private, non-profit Silicon Valley school with a mission to focus on business education with a strong liberal arts emphasis. Menlo has been named as one of the "Best Colleges in the West" by The Princeton Review seven years running, and "Best Regional College" by the U.S. News & World Report for the last five years.
34 Countries, 35% Student-Athletes, 17% International Students, 52% Students of Color
Mission Statement
Menlo College's mission is to develop future leaders through a liberal arts-based business education that integrates academic study and fieldwork in a Silicon Valley environment unmatched in its potential for innovation.
The Mission Statement is based on the following core values:
Facts and Stats
Menlo is a small, private, non-profit Silicon Valley school that focuses on business education with a strong liberal arts emphasis. We've been named among the "Best Colleges in the West" by The Princeton Review seven years running and a U.S. News "Best Regional College" for the last five years.
Find an Expert
Need help locating an expert opinion for a story? Our faculty are a diverse group of engaging global business educators who offer expert commentary and analysis on current news topics. Let us help you pick the expert best suited for your needs.
Menlo Directory
Our directory lists key offices as well as work locations, phone numbers, job titles, email addresses and fax numbers for faculty and staff affiliated with Menlo College. Call us at 800.55.MENLO (800.556.3656) if you need assistance.
Find all the information you need in one place and discover more about Menlo College.
Our History
In 1927, Menlo College was founded as a two-year program for young men to complete their lower division coursework before transferring to an upper division college or university.
When Stanford University considered dropping its freshman and sophomore classes, it was imagined that Menlo College might become the junior college division of Stanford University. Menlo's fate rested with the Stanford Board of Trustees until 1932 when Stanford decided to remain a four-year undergraduate university with graduate schools.
Points of Pride
Menlo College's size and location, in one of the most entrepreneurial and innovative geographical areas in the world, is enabling the college to create a valuable market niche for itself both locally and globally.
"At Menlo College, our community is building the best small college in the West."
"Vitally important to our continued progress is the help of the extended Menlo College community, and in particular our talented faculty, staff, students, alumni, parents, friends of the college, and Trustees."
The management team leads academic and operational areas, as well as the determination of the mission, vision, and strategic goals for Menlo College.
Board of Trustees
Menlo College features a distinguished board of trustees comprised of dedicated alumni and business leaders. Read more about their fields of expertise and their commitment to Menlo College.
Companies Near Menlo
Nearby Menlo College you can find many of the top technology industry leaders. (Consequently, the area has the most millionaires and billionaires in the United States per capita.)
Menlo College is one of the top, private, non-profit, business schools in California. We have a clear, unique focus: deliver business education with a strong liberal arts emphasis. As a small, private college, we give you personal attention to unleash your creativity, encourage your passions, build your connections and ignite your entrepreneurial spirit to carry you confidently into the future.
Location, Location, Location
Menlo College is situated midway between San Francisco and San Jose in Atherton, on the San Francisco Peninsula in California. The towns of Menlo Park and Palo Alto are within walking distance, and are known for their tree-lined streets featuring distinctive boutiques, shops and outstanding eateries that serve cuisine to suit any taste.
Coastal areas with beaches and other outdoor recreation facilities are easily accessible from the Menlo College campus. Also nearby is the Stanford Shopping Center, an upscale, open-air mall.
Maps and Directions
It's easy to get to Menlo. Located in Silicon Valley, we are just 20 miles from both the San Francisco International Airport and San Jose Airport. We're within 10 minutes of both US-101 and Interstate 280. We're just a short walk from the Menlo Park CalTrain station, which provides a direct link to San Francisco.
Directions to Campus
Want to find out what's going on at Menlo? Read our latest headlines to learn about recent activities of our president, students, faculty and alumni.
News & Publications
Want to find out what's going on at Menlo? Read our latest headlines to learn about recent activities of our president, students, faculty and alumni.
Through The Gates: "Eighty-five Years of Menlo College and its Times," by Pamela Gullard, the book sets the history of the college in the milieu of each decade.
Through the Gates
"Through the Gates" features reminiscences from more than 100 alumni and over 150 photographs and images. The book chronicles each decade and the college's transformation from a two-year school to a four-year, fully integrated college. It's a special book that every Menlo alum should own.
Events Calendar
Between sporting events, club meetings, leadership sessions, alumni events and more, the Menlo campus is generally abuzz with activity. Check out our calendar so you don't miss out.
Use our calendar to find events in the following areas: Academics, Admissions, Student Life, Alumni, Athletics, Internship and Special Events. Filter by the week, the month or the year!
Event Services
Planning a holiday or a corporate event? Let us help you by providing a unique and convenient setting. Menlo College is the perfect location for conferences, receptions, presentations and more.
During summers and select dates throughout the academic year, we open our gates to host external events. Facilities available for rent include classrooms, athletic fields, our gymnasium, an amphitheater, a traditional 250-seat theater, outdoor gazebos, a dining hall and several spaces perfect for luncheons, weddings, meetings and/or private parties.
Contact us at email@example.com, or call us at 650.543.3887.
To help you pay for your Menlo education, we offer merit-based scholarships as well as need-based grants, low-interest loans and on-campus employment. To see what types of aid you may qualify for, use our Net Price Calculator.
For more information, refer to the financial aid section of the Menlo College catalog or contact the Office of Financial Aid.
Thinking about what to do with your life? Is Menlo College right for you? We're the small school for business that gets the big picture.
You can get started in just three easy steps. Visit this page to find out how to apply to Menlo College, the requirements you will need and how to schedule a visit.
Contact Admissions
800.55.MENLO toll-free
650.543.3753 phone
650.543.4496 fax
Hours: Monday through Friday 8 AM to 5 PM (excluding college holidays)
Mailing Address
1000 El Camino Real
Atherton, CA 94027-4301
Transfer to Menlo
Ready to transfer to Menlo? It is an easy process to bring your class credits with you. You'll be glad that you decided to complete your degree at Menlo College.
You can get started in just three easy steps. Visit this page to find out how to apply to Menlo College, the requirements you will need and how to schedule a visit.
Contact Admissions
800.55.MENLO toll-free
650.543.3753 phone
650.543.4496 fax
Hours: Monday through Friday 8 AM to 5 PM (excluding college holidays)
Mailing Address
1000 El Camino Real
Atherton, CA 94027-4301
International Students
Menlo College welcomes international students from more than 30 countries. We have a diverse student body, and international students comprise over 17% of our community.
Are you looking for the Degree Program?
You can apply to the Degree Program if you:
Professional Studies Program
Your business degree is closer than you think. Our accelerated evening program is one of the fastest in the Bay Area. It's designed for working adults returning to school to complete a bachelor's degree in Business Management.
Financial Aid
Understanding Financial Aid and the costs associated with your education is important. The staff in our Financial Aid office is available to help you through this process. Please take advantage of their services.
Glossary and FAQ
Menlo College Office of Financial Aid offers a number of informational resources for both students and parents. Below you can find the Federal Student Aid Glossary and four of our most frequently asked questions to help guide and inform you.
If you have any questions not answered here, please contact the Office of Financial Aid.
Net Price Calculator
Menlo will help you reach your goal without wasting time and money. Explore our Net Price Calculator to estimate your financial aid options for Menlo.
This calculator is for first-time freshmen only who are not being recruited for varsity athletics. If you are a transfer student, please contact the Office of Financial Aid to discuss your financial options. If you are an atheltic recruit please contact the appropriate Menlo coach.
Tuition and Fees
A college education is one of the most important investments you and your family will make. At Menlo College, we are committed to making that
investment affordable. We make financial aid available to help you pay for college, including merit-based scholarships, low-interest loans, government grants and on-campus work.
800.55.MENLO toll-free
650.543.3880 phone
650.543.4103 fax
Types of Financial Aid
Schedule a Visit
Visit the Menlo College campus and experience its intimate, serene setting surrounded by the historic oaks trees from which our mascot takes its name. You will quickly see why our students choose to study here. Menlo offers a variety of ways for you to learn about our school, and we invite you to visit our campus.
Application Deadlines
Please familiarize yourself with application deadlines and requirements, and take advantage of the many benefits of registering early. If you have any questions, please contact our friendly staff in the Admissions Office and they will be happy to assist you.
Menlo College application deadlines are Early Action and Regular Action (priority or regular deadlines). All required documents must be submitted by the deadline. Applications received after the Regular Action Priority deadline are subject to availability of space.
Newly Admitted Students
Congratulations on your acceptance, and welcome to the Menlo Family. You have taken the first step toward gaining the Menlo advantage.
Next Steps Towards Enrollment:
At Menlo, we focus on business education with a strong liberal-arts base.
Every undergraduate student of our top-ranked business school completes a strong liberal-arts based general education curriculum, an appropriate core curriculum covering the basics of their discipline and advanced courses comprising their major area of specialization.
Majors and Programs
Choosing the best major will put you on the right path to success at Menlo and in your career.
Asia Research Institute
The Institute will guide Menlo College students to function effectively in a global setting, through a wide range of activities that will include academic seminars, public lectures, and colloquia series.
The Asia Research Institute at Menlo College will offer students an opportunity to assimilate the linkages between Asia and the United States, and to position themselves for burgeoning job opportunities in Asia.
Find out more about the General Education and Core requirements for your degree.
Faculty Expertise
Our faculty are a diverse group of engaging global business educators who offer expert commentary and analysis on current news topics.
Accounting Advisory Board
The newly formed Menlo College Accounting Advisory Board is made up of 12 CPAs and accountants representing the diversified specialties of forensic accounting, taxes, audits of financial statements, international business, financial planning for retirement, personal and business insurance and medical technology.
The Menlo College Accounting Advisory Board was formed with three
main objective areas:
SBA Advisory Board
The School of Business Administration Advisory Board develops programs to connect the school with the business community. It provides learning opportunities for students, creates understanding of business and not-for-profit needs, develops awareness of the school and enhances student success.
Advisors provide a sounding board to ensure that the school continually builds its entrepreneurial and innovative approach to management education. The Advisory Board develops student learning opportunities such as classroom visits, guest speakers, internship offerings, competition judging and coaching and advises on curriculum. Advisors help to create Menlo's SBA Day, develop event themes, support strategic initiatives and new programming and support accreditation activities.
Student Resources
Menlo College is committed to supporting the growth and development of the whole person. We have many resources available for students. Find some of them here.
Office of the Registrar
The Office of the Registrar is the official steward of student records, and provides services such as graduation verification and transcript requests. In addition to these services, the Office of the Registrar works closely with Academic Affairs and Academic Advising in preserving the integrity of academic policies.
Registration Information
Menlo College offers courses taught by outstanding faculty in smaller class sizes during the fall and spring semesters and Summer Session. Summer Session is generally open-enrollment for non-degree-seeking Guest Students. Guest Students cannot register online and must be registered by the Office of the Registrar after all tuition and fees are paid in full.
Beyond The Classroom
Learning doesn't just happen in the classroom at Menlo College. We educate students to be experts in their major, and connect that knowledge to the professional world through our internship programs.
The purpose of the center is to prepare students for the workplace and graduate study. The center promotes awareness of ethical issues and applied ethics research. Our goal is to create a more integrated and positive approach toward understanding and explaining human thriving in organizational settings.
For Internship Employers
The Menlo College Internship Program offers organizations throughout the San Francisco Bay Area the opportunity to mentor the next generation of business leaders. We welcome you to join our partner organizations in recognizing that internships are a cost-effective way to identify and evaluate new talent, and engage with the community.
Contact Us
Angela Schmiede, PhD
Dean of Academic and Professional Success
Andrea Peeters
Director of Student Success
Zach Osborne
Director of Internships
Vicky Quach
Career Services Specialist
Employer CareerLink
If you are already participating in the Menlo College Internship Program, you can view and manage your internship postings in our CareerLink system.
You can also view and manage all other types (part-time, full-time, etc...) of postings for employment opportunities in CareerLink.
For Internship Students
Students at Menlo College can intern in for-profit, non-profit or
government organizations in the following general areas: marketing, finance, accounting, human resource management, sports management, international management, entrepreneurship, real estate, general management and psychology.
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Student CareerLink
Once you've met the pre-requisities for participation in the Menlo College Internship Program, you can use CareerLink to view and apply for internship opportunities that the Office of Internships & Career Services has developed.
Intern Voices
Business majors are required to take an internship in the business sector while completing the academic elements of the curriculum. Menlo College is perfectly situated in the Silicon Valley to take advantage of such workplace experiences, and is making connections with local companies in a variety of industries.
We strongly recommend psychology students take advantage of internships as well to get experience with local schools, non-profit organizations or human services agencies. For all students, an internship is a very important first step towards future career goals.
Visit this page to read about our students' internship experiences. For more information about internships go to Career Services.
Commencement 2016
When you hear the bagpipes and the expectant hush of a proud audience of parents, families, and friends, Commencement at Menlo College begins.
Members of the Prince Charles Pipe Band lead a grand Processional including the marching Color Guard, honoraries, faculty, and a stream of students in their cap and gowns to the center of the Quad. It's a milestone ceremony you won't want to miss as you listen to the memories of the valedictorians, student leaders, and dignitaries.
Clubs and Organizations
Menlo College has more than 35 clubs and organizations that reflect the diverse passions of our students. Take a look on Menlo Roots, and chances are, something will catch your interest. If not, you can always start a club of your own. Either way, when you become part of a club, you open the door to friendship, leadership opportunities and fun.
The Student Government Association's Inter-Club Council (ICC) officers work with student organizations in planning on-campus meetings, workshops, speakers, cultural programs, service projects and other special events. Getting involved in a student organization is a great way to meet others, develop leadership skills and pursue your interests.
Check out our active organizations on our student engagement portal: Menlo Roots
Student Body
We're always hearing students and alumni say, "Menlo is like a family." This is no accident; it's core to who we are. We have found that living, learning and playing together in a small, close-knit community builds relationships that strengthen students while they are here and for the rest of their lives.
At Menlo College, we pride ourselves on having a diverse student body. More than half our students identify as non-white, and 17% represent 30 different nations in Asia, Europe, Latin America and Africa. Nearly a quarter of our faculty come from countries other than the US.
At Menlo, we believe on-campus living is an essential part of the Menlo experience. We have instituted residence policies with the goal of maintaining a substantial on-campus student body, and making on-campus living a positive experience for all.
Dining and Meal Plans
We're serious about food! Menlo College offers a vastly different dining experience than what you might expect. It's more than great food; it's a community centered on culinary expertise, fresh ingredients, healthy options and a shared sense of environmental and social responsibility.
Menlo is committed to creating a dining experience you'll remember. Our dining hall showcases our commitment to sustainability within our food service operations. We achieved "Green Restaurant Certification" in 2014, reflecting our combination of organic food, local purveyors, the use of recycled materials, waste diversion and composting.
Residence Halls
Residence halls are supervised by Residential Life professional staff and student Resident Assistants who help create and maintain an environment conducive to personal growth and academic achievement. The Residential Life staff is available to meet with students on educational, social and personal matters.
There are five residence halls on campus:
Nearly half of Menlo College's students compete in an intercollegiate sport. With 13 varsity NAIA programs and a strong ethic of sportsmanship, academic excellence and athletic excellence, Menlo College is a great place to be a student-athlete.
Cross Country
Track & Field
To guide students in volunteer services Menlo College formed SERV (Service, Education, and Resources for Volunteers).
All students receiving a Scholarship are required to complete 30 hours of community/volunteer service and write a reflection on one of these activities during each academic year. If you are a senior or a spring transfer you are obligated to complete 15 hours of community service, plus the reflection. However, we welcome all students to join the SERV program.
Menlo Roots
Menlo Roots is an interactive website and mobile portal where students, faculty, and staff can engage together in all aspects of campus life.
Menlo Roots is the main hub for the campus event calendar, SERV hour submission, campus event and organization registration, campus and organization elections and surveys, plus allows for photos, messages, and news stories to be posted and shared.
Health and Wellness
Your health is important to us.
We've compiled a list of information and wellness resources to help you stay healthy.
If you have questions regarding your insurance, or need help finding a local physician, we will be happy to assist you. Please call 650.543.3798 or stop by the Office of Student Affairs in the Administration Building.
Menlo College's Academic Success Center (ASC) assists students through a wide variety of services and programs, and is available to all students who wish to improve their academic skills and ability to learn. It maximizes students' academic experience and allows them to achieve greater academic performance and personal fulfillment.
Student Affairs
The mission of the Student Affairs Office is to provide opportunities for our students to develop their full potential for leadership and academic success, and to complement their overall educational experience.
Menlo's student life reflects the diversity and creativity of the students in our community. With two-thirds of our students living on campus, the Menlo advantage is about much more than what happens in the classroom; it's about developing your leadership skills through clubs and organizations, developing meaningful relationships with faculty, staff and fellow students and recognizing your social responsibility through community service programs.
New Student Orientation
Our New Student Orientation is designed to offer incoming students an opportunity to gain as much information about Menlo as possible to make them feel comfortable and at home.
During orientation, student leaders guide groups of new Menlo students through fun and challenging activities. Facilitation ensures that everyone's voice is heard and that all questions are answered. These group leaders will be your guides and resources throughout your Menlo experience.
Career Services
Welcome to Menlo College Career Services. Please take a few moments to look through the variety of services and offerings that we provide.
Career Counseling
The Career Center is located in the Academic Affairs Suite in Brawner Hall and is open during regular business hours. To make an appointment, contact Career Services.
CareerLink is the system Menlo College uses for the posting of all types of employment opportunities.
Menlo Oak Press
Menlo Oak Press is the Menlo College, student-run news site; it is a forum for student writing.
Please contact Taylor Morrow to become involved with Menlo Oak Press—all Menlo College students are welcome to participate.
Menlo alumni live and work in more than 88 countries around the world, forming an international network for support and advice.
"In my own international travels, being part of the Menlo family has opened doors with other alumni in business and otherwise. I have picked up the phone, and the Menlo connection has been almost a calling card. The Menlo bond goes very deep," says Ben Efraim '80.
Activities and Events
Our events bring together several generations of Menlo alumni from all over the world to celebrate the college's achievements since its founding in 1927.
Menlo College brings people with a diverse set of life experiences together to help all of them succeed professionally and personally. Alumni play a critical role in making this possible.
Alumni Stories
We like to say that your classmates at Menlo might include a future CEO or a future world leader. Or it might be you. Our alumni achieve success all over the world; some appear on Fortune and Forbes lists. More importantly, they are doing things they love.
Keep up with your fellow Menlo grads around the world or submit your story. From kids to career, we all want to hear the latest news!
Alumni Calendar
There's always something going on at Menlo. Check out our Alumni Calendar to keep up on all the latest events.
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Keep in Touch
To help our alumni base stay connected, we have partnered with IntroMaps to launch an online directory for Menlo liberal arts and business school alumni. Submit your current information and we'll keep you in the Menlo loop.
Other Ways to Keep in Touch
We hope you will find and like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, join our group on LinkedIn and visit our website regularly to get all the latest news, events and updates about Menlo College.
Welcome to Menlo College Career Services. Please take a few moments to look through the variety of services and offerings that we provide to alumni.
Career Counseling and Coaching
Alumni may use the resources of Career Services at no charge. Depending upon the needs of the individual, services may include one-on-one counseling sessions and the appropriate career assessments.Career Services is located in the Academic Success Center and is open Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM.
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San Fernando Valley, California.
Major: Psychology.
What I love about Menlo: The family type of feel, the smaller campus and the faculty.
My most awesome Menlo moments: The retreat, meeting my friends and the on campus events.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Be an ambassador, join a lot of clubs, get involved. The more people you know, the more fun the experience is here. It is easy to make friends on your hall floor.
Favorite activities/sports: Baseball.
El Dorado Hills, California.
Major: Marketing.
What I love about Menlo: The people! Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. The small population of students makes Menlo a family.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Winning the volleyball Cal Pac Conference championship game and feeling the love and support of families and the Menlo crowd.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Get involved! The small community at Menlo provides opportunities to join clubs or attend events, like SBA Day. Your college experience is what you make of it, so be active and make connections!
Favorite activities/sports: Volleyball and Yoga Club.
Valley Springs, California.
Major: Marketing.
What I love about Menlo: The cafeteria and small community atmosphere allows everyone to be close.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Mystery Dance 2013 on a boat!
My Menlo Insider Secret: The pool was donated by the owner of the Titans who is an alumni of Menlo.
Favorite activities/sports: Football, weight training and the great outdoors!
Dublin, California.
Major: Undeclared.
What I love about Menlo: The community, the size and the food. The professors here are great and everyone treats you like a family member.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Definitely the Homecoming Dance. It was a great time and I look forward to future dances. The orientation experience as a whole was also pretty awesome.
|My Menlo Insider Secret: I'm currently helping assemble the Haunted House and participating in multiple clubs. Talk to everyone and get active in the school. It's a lot of fun, and check the SERV page often.
Favorite activities/sports: Baseball, watching sports, and driving.
Oakland, California.
Major: Psychology.
What I love about Menlo: Size and location.
My most awesome Menlo moments: Meeting friends and starting the dance club.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Study a lot and join the dance club.
Favorite activities/sports: Cheerleading, basketball and volleyball.
El Paso, Texas.
Major: International Management.
What I love about Menlo: The small community and proximity to San Francisco!
My most awesome Menlo moment: Getting on the Cal Train for a day trip to SF (you can meet celebrities)!
My Menlo Insider Secret: People here don't bite. Get out of your room and say, "Hi!"
Favorite activities/sports: Music and singing!
Union City, California.
Major: International Business.
What I love about Menlo: The size of the school and how really close you feel to everyone, and not being overwhelmed by a lot of people and big class sizes.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Definitely the retreat and all the fun orientation activities to really get us into the Menlo spirit.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Join clubs to meet more people, never be afraid to explore outside, don't be afraid to sit out in the Quad on a nice day and Lucky Charms Rice Krispies Treats.
Pomona, California.
Major: Marketing Communications.
What I love about Menlo: The small community and all the nice people and friends I have made.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Creating friendships with amazing people and spending time doing crazy random things. Being thrown in the pool on a random day was fun too.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Get involved with as many things as possible and don't be scared to talk to everyone.
Favorite activities/sports: Dance
San Diego, California.
Major: Marketing Communications.
What I love about Menlo: Campus size, the staff and how everyone is so friendly.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Becoming an ambassador.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Talk to everyone and join clubs.
Favorite activities/sports: Shopping, talking and traveling.
Ewa Beach, Hawai'i.
Major: Sports Management.
What I love about Menlo: Everything. The diversity, the dedicated staff, the beautiful campus, the activities and the small classes.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Setting foot on campus for the very first time.
My Menlo Insider Secret: The fitness center has free water until midnight.
Favorite activities/sports: Long walks on the beach, listening to all types of music and watching every sport.
Chengdu, China.
Major: Management.
What I love about Menlo: Small school, big view, good environment, great location and friendly people.
My most awesome Menlo moment: When I first became an official Menlo student.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Join clubs and socialize!
Favorite activities/sports: Attending club meetings.
Waipahu, Hawai'i.
Major: Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: How I can get help from my professors one-on-one. They have office hours that are very convenient to my class schedule.
My most awesome Menlo moment: When I got into the Ambassador Program because I get to meet and build good relationships with other students.
My Menlo Insider Secret: I've seen President James Kelly join the residential assistants in getting pied during the "Pie your RA" event.
Favorite activities/sports: Volleyball and softball.
Fresno, California.
Major: Marketing/Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: The small community atmosphere.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Mystery Dance.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Take advantage of all the free food they offer on campus.
Favorite activities/sports: Wrestling.
Healdsburg, California.
Major: Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: The size of the school is great for people who know what they want to major in. The location is ideal. Close to town, shows, the city. And Menlo is a great way to begin a career in the business world.
My most awesome Menlo moment: The Mystery Dances!!
My Menlo Insider Secret: Everybody knows everybody. So be ready to make everlasting friendships!
Favorite activities/sports: I love the outdoors and my SF Giants. I always aim to have adventures and great times!
Grass Valley, California.
Major: Undeclared.
What I love about Menlo: Close community, constantly new events going on and the athletic environment.
My most awesome Menlo moment: The retreat and Homecoming 2013!
My Menlo Insider Secret: The Writing Center and the pool.
Favorite activities/sports: Volleyball!
Clovis, California.
Major: Finance/Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: How friendly everyone is and how nice the campus is. The small school atmosphere allows you to meet new people and know more people on campus.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Dressing up like Gatsby for the Homecoming Dance and becoming a Menlo Ambassador.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Enjoy all the free things Menlo has to offer (resources, food, events, etc.)
Favorite activities/sports: Wrestling.
Edwards AFB, California.
Major: Marketing.
What I love about Menlo: How close everyone is. It's like one big, happy family!
My most awesome Menlo moment: Being a part of the Orientation Leader team this year, I met some amazing people!
My Menlo Insider Secret: Join everything you can! Go to every event – there is almost always free food!
Favorite activities/sports: Basketball! (Go, Lakers!)
Woodside, California.
Major: Business Administration.
What I love about Menlo: The small community, and the cool activities (puppies in the Quad, etc.).
My most awesome Menlo moment: Calling my math teacher with a question and having her answer at the late hours of the night.
My Menlo Insider Secret: There are a lot of black squirrels!
Favorite activities/sports: Swimming, hiking and listening to music.
Hayward, California.
Major: Marketing Communications.
What I love about Menlo: The small community, small classes and helpful teachers.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Welcome Week 2013, because of all the fun activities and being able to meet people.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Take advantage of the Writing Center.
Favorite activities/sports: Working out, sleeping, listening to music and reading.
Pittsburg, California.
Major: Entrepreneurship/International Management.
What I love about Menlo: The environment, and all the support and encouragement you receive.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Too many! Attending the Lu'au and being in the top 5 for SBA Day!
My Menlo Insider Secret: Do what you are afraid to do! Get out there and get involved!
Favorite activities/sports: Singing! Movie Nights!
New Delhi, India.
Major: Finance.
What I love about Menlo: The small size makes it easier to get to know people and get involved in on-campus activities. Lots of restaurants and places to eat in close vicinity. Its location is in the heart of the Silicon Valley.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Getting chosen as a Student Ambassador.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Be the first person to break the ice with another person and you can become friends in no time. It's best to get involved in as many clubs as you can.
Favorite activities/sports: Soccer, swimming, chilling in the Student Union and working out in the Fitness Center.
Manteca, California.
Major: Finance.
What I love about Menlo: The small class size and how Menlo is focused on business, which is important to me. It gives me insights into the real business world.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Going to the de Young Museum as a field trip.
My Menlo Insider Secret: It is easy to make friends with those who live on your floor. The majority of my friends are my neighbors!
Favorite activities/sports: Latino Club and going to Tavern night.
Los Angeles, California.
Major: HR Management.
What I love about Menlo: We are so close, family oriented and love to have fun while getting business done.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Running Apollo Night and receiving the Fitness Center manager job.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Must go to Apollo Night! One of the best events at Menlo.
Favorite activities/sports: Dancing and watching basketball.
Woodland Hills, California.
Major: Business Management/Finance.
What I love about Menlo: How small and convenient the school is.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Freshman Orientation.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Be yourself and you will easily find yourself with a good group of friends.
Favorite activities/sports: Weightlifting
Ashland, Oregon Major: Sports Management.
What I love about Menlo: The academics and the nightly activities.
My most awesome Menlo moment: The petting zoo in the quad.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Second floor of Kratt is the best!
Favorite activities/sports: Football, basketball, soccer and baseball
Pittsburg, California.
Major: Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: The small community and all the activities that give away free food.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Attending the Lu'au.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Do not procrastinate!
Favorite activities/sports: Attending movie nights.
San Mateo, California.
Major: Entrepreneurship/Finance.
What I love about Menlo: Small school, personable teachers and great people!
My most awesome Menlo moment: Getting second place in the Dodgeball Tournament.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Easy to make friends here!
Favorite activities/sports: Baseball, lacrosse, rugby and paintball.
Chino Hills, California.
Major: Marketing Communications.
What I love about Menlo: The intimate community. Since we are so small, you get to know all the students and make a lot of friends. The faculty and staff are always there for you, too!
My most awesome Menlo moment: Homecoming! It was so much fun to hang out and dance with all of my friends.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Stay out of your room as much as possible. You'll be less homesick and make more friends that way. Not to mention, there are a lot of fun things to do around here.
Favorite activities/sports: Reading, swimming, and the Jewish Student Club.
Los Altos, California.
Major: Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: The small community atmosphere.
My most awesome Menlo moment: So far it has been the retreat! It was a great way to meet new people.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Get involved with the Menlo community! Join clubs. Participate in activities. It's a great way to meet new people and make the most of what Menlo has to offer!
Favorite activities/sports: Traveling, singing, playing instruments and hanging out with friends.
Sunnyvale, California.
Major: Undeclared.
What I love about Menlo: The small size. It allows me to connect with faculty and staff on a first name basis.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Registering for classes and still having so many questions right before the office was about to close. Rachel Tipton was still available, and patiently willing to help.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Years ago, Menlo had a polo team (yes the one with the horses). One of the players was invited by Queen Elizabeth to play in England!
Favorite activities/sports: Learning German vocabulary to improve my German!
Manila, Philippines.
Major: Marketing.
What I love about Menlo: Its community, family-oriented environment.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Being initiated into the Delta Mu Delta Honors Society.
My Menlo Insider Secret: College is what you make it! Stay involved and take as many opportunities as you can.
Favorite activities/sports: Photography, film, reading and painting.
Pacifica, California.
Major: Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: The small population and location.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Having a pool tournament with UC Davis on behalf of Menlo College.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Join clubs. It helps to interact and make friends with other people.
Favorite activities/sports: 8 ball, ping pong and dancing.
Los Angeles, California.
Major: Psychology.
What I love about Menlo: There are activities going on all the time.
My most awesome Menlo moment: When the hypnotist came.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Tavern Night.
Favorite activities/sports: Hawai'i Club.
Hefei, China.
Major: Marketing Communications.
What I love about Menlo: It is a small school and people are very nice, and everything is very convenient.
My most awesome Menlo moments: Joining different clubs at Menlo.
My Menlo Insider Secret: It is convenient on campus and everyone on campus is nice. It is easy to make friends.
Favorite activities/sports: Watching movies.
Honolulu, Hawai'i.
Major: Undeclared.
What I love about Menlo: The close-knit family and the people you meet here are great.
My most awesome Menlo moments: The events put on by the school, meeting people and making connections.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Get out of your room and take advantage of the resources on campus.
Favorite activities/sports: Chilling with friends.
Mission Viejo, California.
Major: Psychology/Accounting.
What I love about Menlo: There is something for everyone – clubs, sports and leadership opportunities.
Favorite activities/sports: Air hockey and beach volleyball.
San Jose, California.
Major: Marketing.
What I love about Menlo: The opportunities, such as great jobs, involvement on campus, creativity, sports and the opportunity to have a GREAT college experience.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Officially starting the Venture Christian Club on campus and my first college football game as a freshman.
My Menlo Insider Secret: Create a change on campus! Find a passion of yours and run with it. Find ways that your professors can help to make it a reality. They are here for you and await your ambitions.
Favorite activities/sports: Middle linebacker for football team, Student Union Manager, President of VCC, Vice President of Snow and Ski Club, full-time student and ambassador!
Modesto, California.
Major: Business Marketing.
What I love about Menlo: The small community, where everyone loves each other and pushes one another to succeed and be successful after Menlo.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Getting to wear the Menlo Acorn costume and run around the campus.
My Menlo Insider Secret: The cafeteria has the best cookies.
Favorite activities/sports: Football, basketball and volleyball.
Shanghai, China.
Major: Management.
What I love about Menlo: Small size, excellent professors, and environment, study slam and free Wi-Fi.
My most awesome Menlo moment: Club events.
My Menlo Insider Secret: It's easy to make friends here.
Favorite activities/sports: Badminton.
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Ben Powell dismantles the economic myths at the center of the anti-immigration position and explains why liberty and human rights require open borders. Talk given on July 18, 2013 in Berkeley, CA.
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Eminent Domain: Abuse of Government Power?
Recorded: Tuesday, January 31, 2006
In June 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Kelo v. New London that local governments may force property owners to sell out and to make way for private economic development, even if the property is not blighted. In response, many states have passed legislation and proposed amendments to their state constitutions to block this unprecedented government assault on the rights of property owners.
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January 15, 2015 — This session talks about how to design interesting and useful WordPress widgets. When creating a mockup or building a theme, it is easy to neglect widgets. You might design or style a few widgets for the mock-up or demo, but what happens when your client adds the Calendar widget? It also covers designing for a wide range of widgets, exploring different widget designs, planning responsive widgets that scale well, thinking about animated and interactive widgets, and upgrading your widgets with plugins.
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They might not be setting the benchmark they expected in the pool, but Australian gold medal favourite Emily Seebohm has set a new precedent for explaining underachievement at the Olympics by blaming her social media addiction for failing to win the 100-metres backstroke title.
While James "The Missile" Magnussen and his rebranded "Weapons of Self Destruction" were still copping flak for their fourth placing in the 4x100 freestyle relay yesterday, Seebohm said positive reinforcement from some of her 6536 Twitter followers was a factor in her being beaten into second place by American Missy Franklin overnight.
Seebohm had been the overwhelming favourite to win Australia's second gold at the aquatic complex after her ominous performances in the heat and semifinal.
But when the medals were at stake, she could not match her heat time or Franklin, who had barely dried off from her previous race 20 minutes earlier.
"I guess when you swim that fast in the heat, then people put pressure and more pressure on you, saying, 'Oh, you're going to get the gold.'. Maybe I just started believing that and just thought I'd already won by the time I had swum and I hadn't even swum yet," she said, regretting her addiction to social media sites.
"I don't know, I just felt like I didn't really get off (social media) and get into my own mind," she told Australian reporters.
"I have said a lot that all I need to do is focus on my own race. But when people start telling you are going to win gold, you are going to start believing it. When they tell you a thousand times you are going to get it, somewhere in your mind you are just like, 'I've done it'. But I hadn't and that was a big learning curve and I obviously need to sign out of Twitter and log out of Facebook a lot sooner than I did.
Seebohm, meanwhile, might be wise not to Google the reaction to her novel excuse.
"I've heard a lot of crap excuses over time but this one is fantastic. How about you just got beat? said Dave Signor, on Twitter.
"How?" asked Breanna Tucker, was the forum to blame: "Was she tweeting from the pool?"
Seebohm's theory might not actually hold water however, considering Franklin is a more prolific tweeter and has 95,500 followers all of which were thanked today for "their love and support".
The Australian still has a chance for gold when she lines up in the 4x100m medley relay on Saturday night so fans are requested to type no words of encouragement to @emcbomb. Perhaps a change of handle is appropriate.
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Lunch Break on the Piscataqua by chicoletWatch
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This is a 10 color reduction woodcut based on my favorite place in Portsmouth to go and eat my lunch. I am neither of these men but if you look at their shadows you'll see they have been fishing long past noon. The Memorial Bridge of Portsmouth NH is the bridge in the background, Portsmouth is in the process of trying to save it as we speak. Google the bridge and show your support for old architecture and public beauty.
Wonderfully serene scene, especially the warm colour palette adds a lot to it.
oh, i really like the feel of summer air you give to this picture... relaxed atmosphere... very nice one...
Ah, the colors and lines are so lovely.
Impressive printwork.
You handled it with such experience. How long have you been working with wood block printing. I would imagine you are either very old and experienced or crazy young brilliant.
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Wonderful talent!
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lol, that is quite a compliment. I am neither old nor cray (at least not clinically) I have been doing this for 4 years but I have a background in furniture making so maybe that is where the tenacity and hand skills come from.
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Gulfmena CEO Arabi Steps Down as Proprietary Funds Shut
Haissam Arabi, chief executive officer and founder of Gulfmena Investments Ltd., will step down as the company closes its proprietary funds and adopts a new strategy after losses in a main vehicle.
Marc Hambach, chief operating officer at the company based in the Dubai International Financial Centre, will take over as interim CEO effective Feb. 1, Arabi said in an e-mail to Bloomberg News today. The Gulfmena Opportunities Fund Ltd. and Gulfmena Access Fund will close as the company seeks to focus on institutions, ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices, he added.
The Gulfmena Opportunities Fund, which focuses on the Middle East and North Africa region, fell each year since 2010 with a retreat of 3.6 percent in 2012, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The change in Gulfmena's strategy comes after the number of brokerages in the United Arab Emirates more than halved to 48 since 2008 amid lower trading volumes and a drought in initial public offerings.
"The past five years have been very difficult for the asset management industry in particular and the financial industry in general," said Mohammed Ali Yasin, managing director of Abu Dhabi Financial Services Co., the brokerage unit of National Bank of Abu Dhabi PJSC. "Even though the equity markets picked up in 2012, it was grueling few years."
Dubai's benchmark DFM General Index, which was the best performer in the Gulf Cooperation Council region last year, is still 79 percent below its peak in 2005. Average trading volume for the gauge rose 60 percent to 160 million shares in 2012 -- about half the volume traded in 2008, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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COLUMBUS, Ind. — A newly renovated space in the heart of downtown Columbus will serve as a model to deliver health care services in new ways, say Columbus Regional Health leaders.
The WellConnect clinic, set to open Thursday at the corner of Third and Washington streets, evolved from discussions with focus groups and online surveys, primarily from the growing number of people who live and work in the downtown area — the target group for the center, CRH officials said.
The ground-floor center will be across from the Bartholomew County Courthouse and The Commons.
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Nature's Way, Bilberry, Standardized, 90 Capsules
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80mg full strength Bilberry extract 25% anthocyanins in a base of 125mg of Elderberry without the bad additives.
Good product
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My eyes are no longer dry and tired after taking this product for 1 month. Recommended!
Pretty good
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The product is pretty good.
excellent product
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Relieves eye irritation
Ocular health...
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I bought this for my occular health to prevent getting any major eye problems. Bilberry is supposed to help the capularies in you eye to stay healthy.
My mother uses this
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I buy this as my mother uses them to keep her eyes is good shape as age is know to affect them. She loves it as it has helped her improve her eyesight immensely. The service of iherb excellent as always!
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Will be interesting to see results years from now
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We are taking these in hopes to improve our eyes, but I know it may be some time and many eye exams later till that is. The capsule even has a nice smell and taste, and seems like it is working.


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A recently released concept for Rift Storm Legion. Copyright Trion Worlds.
Doctor Eggman Robotnik v3. XD Seems fitting.
fk that's nice!
OOohhhhh, Awesome!
wow, i like his right hand/arm
Very Nice!!!
Great steampunk concept!
very heavy..............fantastic work
Gnarly guy!
oh man that arm looks fantastic
I think this is how the Elder Scroll dwarves looked!
very cool. Love the fantasy take on a doctor character, but its still recognizable as a mad scientist
Reminds me of Urgot for some reason.....
That sternum is....suggestive?
WOW!! Great concept!!
I love the arm details and body textures!!
I love the arm details and body textures!!
Fabius Bile. Eat your heart out...
He look sane to me
He look sane to me
Nice! What did you use to make it?
Wow it is so incredible. Very creative i like his claws ;]
Most impressive!
he's leaking from his chest... is he going to be alright?
wicked cool concept
wicked cool concept
Super creative!! Love the color palette and that needle looks wicked!
Great piece of art...as usual.
Great piece of art...as usual.
This is so epic dude!
Awesome... Congratulations!
It's interesting how he doesn't have the body one would expect from a medic kind of character. Still really nice arm, tool belt, weird random chemic, beard and steampunk style
nicely done i like the detail work


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Had a friend take off his float coat and jump ship in the middle of the fog, we never found him after 3 days and called the search off. Its amazing how a simple picture can make so many other things more vivid in memory.
The world's most depressing gift-basket... I like the colors, they kind of remind me of a hospital (or mental institution, maybe), and they make the black on the note a little more jarring. I also like how the ribbon comes to the front of the picture, like it's daring/asking you to pick it up.
i like the idea
In Futurama, it only costs 25¢ in a suicide booth...
Ah, but is it all nice and neat with bows around the noose?
This is really deep.
Wow... Incredibly depressing... It costs nothing but since too many suicide it might be a good commerce!
I love the light and the softness making it look harmless when it's incredibly the opposite!
I love the light and the softness making it look harmless when it's incredibly the opposite!


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I get no lag whatsoever but random freezing and inability to connect to some matches - its free so dont worry about it - its a BETA for a reason.
I get no lag whatsoever but random freezing and inability to connect to some matches - its free so dont worry about it - its a BETA for a reason.
Yeah really. It's weird because the people on my buddy list have their messages set as "Warhawk needs work" like they think that this bug will be in the major release version.
The bug is pretty huge and I can say that there is absolutely no way that it'll get to the main release stage or even past beta 2.
Could anyone give me some info on how to download and install the beta using the proxy server. I tried a couple things already but cant get it to work.
people have been saying to install it via the [email protected] link.... where that link is on the PSN i have no idea, but trying to install it via a larger sized file like Armored Core 4 should work too, am i right? AC4 is 99XMB, the Warhawk beta is 776MB, so that should work i assume... ?
Just got it working through CF3B5's PS3.ProxyServer. I used the [email protected] method. Works great! Fun Game! I can't wait to find some 32 player matches but I'm in taiwan so there aren't really too many servers nearby.
You do need to be on firmware 1.60 for it to work though...
every game i've installed (excpet rub a dud and lemmings) i've used the blast factor demo link (fw 1.6) i've never heard of this file size restriction for file re-linking
remember you can go into warhawk settings and change game region to all - so you can find everygame going...
is it already possible to install this game via proxy on fw 1.8? Or can we still subscribe to participate in the beta?
does anybody know these specific steps?
i proxied it on fw 1.6 - as long as you know the specific steps for installing any demo through 1.8 then it should work fine
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USN-1911-1 fixed vulnerabilities in Little CMS. This update provides
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Dorli Rainey, sans pepper spray
One day after the Seattle City Council unanimously passed a resolution of support for the Occupy Wall Street movement, Seattle police officers pepper sprayed multiple Occupy protesters, including an 84-year-old woman, a pregnant lady and priest, during a march downtown.
Dorli Rainey, sans pepper spray
Multiple reports tell of a sizable group of marchers being pepper sprayed in Belltown and near Westlake Park downtown. Officers say they were trying to arrest a woman who swung a stick at them and had to pepper spray people who got in the way. Another time police had ordered the crowd to disperse and sprayed them when people didn't obey.
On SPD's blog Detective Jeff Kappel has the full police account of what happened. He explains the pepper spraying at the bottom.
Pepper spray was deployed only against subjects who were either refusing a lawful order to disperse or engaging in assaultive behavior toward officers.
As for Ms. Rainey, this isn't the first time she's squared off with police. The tough-as-nails former mayoral candidate describes herself on her blog as a "political activist and all-around troublemaker" and was arrested as recently as 2009 during a protest in support of the Nicklelsville homeless camp.
UPDATE: Dorli Rainey tells Seattle Weekly this morning that she's doing OK and that she's not letting a little pepper spray get her down. Also, having been downtown during the 1999 WTO protests, Rainey says that in terms of pain, pepper spray trumps tear gas every time.
"I got off the bus at Pine and Third, and it sounded like millions of helicopters drowning out everything," Rainey says. "I thought maybe Occupy Seattle was doing something in support of New York, so instead of going where I was planning on going I thought I would go check it out. They told us you need to break up and get out of here or we'll have to take some action. At that moment they started picking up their bicycles and started shoving people. Then the air was full of pepper spray."
"My first reaction was you just messed with the wrong person. I've had calls from all over the world. I have not slept one wink last night. I've got 1,200 emails I haven't opened."
"Seattle has now joined New York City, Oakland and Portland in supporting police brutality."
In related news, some pretty incredible video of police spraying angry protestors surfaced online last night.


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Internships will provide students with training in sociolinguistic research, including data collection, transcription, and analysis. More importantly, these internships present students with the opportunity to make a lasting contribution to the University of Texas and Texas culture through the documentation of video samples of Spanish speakers in Texas.
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