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I know what people who don't go to the gym think of those of us who do.
They imagine a bunch of Mr. and Miss Universe contestants fighting over mirror space for the best angle of their six-pack abs, bulging biceps and taut buttocks.
Maybe that's the way it used to be at the gym, but not anymore. On a typical day at my "Lifestyle Fitness Center," there are overweight people taking control of their heart health, underweight folks trying to bulk up for their fight against cancer, athletes training to be at the top of their games and grandparents trying to prolong their active years.
Although we don't talk about it, there are also a few folks like me for whom going to the gym is not a matter of vanity, but sanity.
I've always had a bad case of nerves. As a child I was considered a "worry wart." My choice of profession (journalists are always covering stories about unusual things that happen to people, things that are rarely good) didn't help matters. Then I had children, which exponentially increases the things you have to worry about.
I fret about things big and small. Is the Christmas tree going to burn the house down? How long was that potato salad left out of the fridge? Does my daughter have mittens to wear at recess? Is that weird mole on my arm getting bigger? On and on.
My official diagnosis is Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD!), which basically means you spend the majority of your waking hours and a good portion of your sleeping ones worrying about what could go wrong.
Through the years I tried a variety of ways of dealing with it: meditation (although I left halfway through the class because I was worried about a goldfish I had left in the car with the windows rolled up), therapy, red wine, yelling at people who don't deserve it, meds, kicking walls, etc., etc.
I was an intern at a small newspaper in northern California when I stumbled across my ultimate stress solution. As a 20-year-old college student, I joined a gym to work on not fitness goals, but my tan.
After a few weeks of sitting by the pool, I started going to stretching class to get the knots out of my neck that come from being a clueless intern (Worry # 2,567,897: What if these people realize I have absolutely NO idea what I'm doing?). As I slowly tilted my head side-to-side I spotted them: the sweaty, happy people coming to stretch after physical exertion. Exercise was a concept I'd had little exposure to outside my mom's Jazzercise tapes.
Venturing into the gym was a little intimidating at first. This was California in the '90s: home of the "Baywatch" beach body and a popular bumper sticker that read, "Spandex is a Privilege, Not a Right." Worrying about looking out of place was the last thing I needed.
But I got over my apprehension and found a way to work out my worries that I actually enjoy.
I love how simple things seem when my pounding heart fills my chest, how the stress rolls off with my sweat and how deep breaths clear the troublesome thoughts out of even the darkest corners of my mind. When I leave the gym I'm so much happier than when I came in — not because the workout is over, but because I'm more relaxed, refreshed and ready to take things on.
I'm so hooked on exercise endorphins that if there's not a gym available, I seek out any and all means to get my heart rate up. I've run in Moscow, where jogging is so uncommon that people stopped in their tracks to try to figure out who was chasing me. During an extended layover at the Toronto airport I ran up and down the stairs of the parking garage in a pair of glorified flip-flops. Perhaps my most desperate fix came in Elko, Nev., where, advised against running outside alone, I jumped up and down on the bed in my hotel room until I broke into a sweat.
Although I do it for my mental health, exercise has obvious physical benefits as well. I can ski on a powder day until the snow gives out, long before my legs. I can ride up Rist Canyon on my bike and meet the challenge of the final steep climb. I even have enough energy to keep up with my kids — at least most of the time.
Working out has given me all this, and I'm pretty taut in places. At least I think I am — I never get a turn in front of the mirror at the gym.
Chryss Cada is a freelance writer and adjunct professor at Colorado State University. Visit her on the web at chryss.com.


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The Thermals' video for "Pillar of Salt," from The Body, The Blood, The Machine
The English Beat at Showbox at the Market, 8 p.m., $20
The Thermals' video for "Pillar of Salt," from The Body, The Blood, The Machine
The English Beat at Showbox at the Market, 8 p.m., $20
Personnel-wise, this isn't the same Beat you knew and loved--and danced
manically to--back in the '80s. There's just one original member, Dave
Wakeling (guitar/vocals), who formed General Public with co-frontman
Ranking Roger when the Beat fell apart in 1983 (guitar/bass duo Andy
Cox and David Steele became two-thirds of Fine Young Cannibals).
There's been no shortage of solo projects, collaborations, one-offs,
partial reunions and Beat tribute bands since, with Wakeling--now based
in L.A., not the UK--fronting this six-piece for the past few years.
But no matter the lineup, the sound is timeless. The Beat's politically
charged, socially conscious lyrics, with a message of peace and racial
unity, have lost none of their relevance nearly 30 years on, and the
music--rooted in ska and spiked with saxophone, with elements of
reggae, punk, soul and pop--compels you to move. Keep an eye out for
Specials rhythm guitarist Lynval Golding, who lives in Gig Harbor and
has been known to take the stage when the Beat play locally. MIKE MAHONEY
The Thermals, the Shaky Hands, Champagne Champagne at Chop Suey, 8 p.m., $14, all ages
It's been a big year for the Thermals: The Portland-based indie band recorded its fourth album, Now You Can See
-- which is scheduled for a spring 2009 release -- and signed to Kill
Rock Stars after releasing three previous full-lengths on Sub Pop.
Plus, vocalist-guitarist Hutch Harris and bassist Kathy Foster are
testing out a new drummer after the departure of Lorin Coleman last
year. But even with all this change, Thermals fans can rest assured
that the sped-up guitars, choppy drums and warbly vocals that the band
debuted on 2003's More Parts Per Million aren't going anywhere.
On "No Culture Icons" -- arguably the best song on that album -- Harris
sings "Hardly art, hardly starving/hardly art, hardly garbage," over
and over again, and you can sure he knows what he's singing about. That
stripped down and pumped up music is what makes one of Portland's most
beloved bands also the city's least pretentious. PAIGE RICHMOND
Throw Me The Statue, Truckasaurus at Neumos, 9 p.m., $10, all ages
It's been just over a year since Throw Me the Statue signed to Indiana
label Secretly Canadian, home to indie it-kids like Jens Lekman, Jason
Molina, and, oh yeah, Damien Jurado. During that time, the band went
from performing at REVERBfest 2007 on the tiny Bop Street Records stage
to opening for Cake at the Paramount. Chalk it up to TMTS' first
effort, Moonbeams,
a jangly, earnest masterpiece of a debut that's influenced by
disaffected '90s pop without drowning in the genre's annoying tendency
toward maudlin cynicism. One US and European tour later, Throw Me the
Statue enjoys a cushy spot on the short list for popular Seattle bands
poised to explode onto the national scene, sorta like Death Cab For
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What should I do if I want our kids to believe in God, but my husband doesn't?
My husband and I have a 3-month-old and a toddler. He's an atheist and I'm a practicing Baptist. He's always respected my religion, but he doesn't want our children to believe in God. I do. What can we do?
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Does your husband care if your child is raised to believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny or the Tooth Fairy? Early developement is the time of "make believe" and creative thinking for young children. Belief in a god or higher power is a natural part of growing up for many children; as is the belief in Santa Clause. As children get older and can understand science and question reality. Older children and young adults will decide what they choose to believe in, however if you don't expose them to God early when their minds are "ripe" for believing in hope and magic they may never choose to believe. My suggestion is expose your child to every concept that teaches goodness, kindness and love. Those are virtues that come of the teaching of religion. Religion and God are a tool to instill an understanding of "right vs. wrong" in our society. Even if he/she chooses not to believe in God, they will still have the upbring to be good people and understand right from wrong.posted 01/03/2005 by volvo_rose
my advice is to take the kids to church with u if u go 2 times a month and leave them with dad the other 2 and wen their old enough to make the choice its their choice so its wat they want not u or ur husbandposted 01/26/2009 by 01hottmama
My husband and I are Unitarian Universalists by choice (both raised Catholic). We believe in making the world a better place & being good people through acceptance of all people and their varying beliefs. We learn from many religious and non-religious readings, so we get many points of view to think about. We have Christians and Atheists attending services together, in fact our reverend is Agnostic. So my suggestion would be to seek out a UU church near you and see for yourself how people of different faiths can bring up their children with good values in church.posted 01/13/2007 by TheresaLiam
My husband and I don't see eye to eye on religion either. However, we have agreed that we will raise our children to believe in God and go to church... that's how we were both raised. Then, when they are older, they can decide. I think it's extremely important to expose them to religion. At the very least it gives them a moral guidance to follow. I believe that one day my prayers will be answered and my husband will join us at church.posted 01/09/2007 by Dotoli
My son's dad is a atheist. I have always talked to my son about God. My son is 9 years old. I was raised a Baptist with my Aunt and Uncle. His dad decided to tell him that there is no God not too long ago and now my son does not believe there is no God. Any ideas? firstname.lastname@example.com 01/08/2007 by misskaye123
You need to do what is right for you and your family. Remember sometimes it is not going to be easy to do the right thing but in the end your conscience will be clear. You need to talk to your pastor and/or someone else in the church that has gone through the same situation. Even if they haven't gone through the same situation that you are in they might know someone who has.posted 01/08/2007 by lexus4020
I agree with Nikki. Both of your views should be presented to the children (and ask your husband if he agrees with this). I of course believe in God and attend church as well, and we (those of us who do believe in Christ) should love and continue to bring those to Christ who are non belivers. I don't mean convert him, but to love him and accept him. The saying of "what would jesus do" works here. Your husband would resent a strong christian upbringing for your children, but perhaps he would permit both sides. Good luck and may you two find peace with this.posted 01/08/2007 by basketscraps
My parents had different beleifs and exposed us to both. I always thought this was a great approach. There is no reason to pressure your kids one way or the other. Wouldn't God come to them whether religion was pushed on them or not?posted 01/08/2007 by varrasmamma
Let your children decide for themselves when they are old enough to understand what religions are all about. Children are little sponges. You can teach them to be racist, sexist, anti-semetic, etc... just by exposing them to it. They don't know the difference between right and wrong unless you teach them. God, (just like Santa Claus) is a personal choice. Perhaps just loving them is a good place to start.posted 01/08/2007 by HawleyW
I would have to agree with Brendan's mommy. I know there are some non-believers out there but the Bible does say to "train up a child in the way they should go so that when he is old he does not depart from it.(Proverbs 22:6) It must be a bit of a challenge to have two different faiths when raising children but you don't want to lose your children in the end. Also, try praying and searching the scriptures for answers on what you should do or go to your pastor and tell him about your situation. I'm sure he would be able to give you some advice. Here are some websites that might be able to help you also: www.family.org & www.notreligion.com I hope that is some help to you.posted 01/08/2007 by jessica's mommy,Kim
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Money vs. Honey
In a live chat, Prudie offers advice on whether to choose a dream job over a dream guy.
Emily Yoffe, aka Dear Prudence, chats with readers weekly. Starting June 10, the live chat will be hosted here on Slate. An edited transcript of the chat is below. (Sign up here to get Dear Prudence delivered to your inbox each week. Read Prudie's Slate columns here. Send questions to Prudence at firstname.lastname@example.com.)
Emily Yoffe: Good afternoon. I look forward to your questions.
Q. Job vs. Dude: I'm very unhappy with my current employer, and I've just been offered my dream job—except it is in a rural backwater town where I know nobody, far away from my friends and my city. Career-wise it would be a great choice, and I could probably come back to the city in a couple of years, but I am hesitant. Part of my hesitation is that I am a lifelong urban-dweller scared of leaving my city to move to a small town where I might not meet any likeminded people. The other part is that a couple months ago I started seeing a man I really like and respect. We have long-term potential, which is really exciting to me after a string of dead end relationships in my 20s. I feel like I won't meet anyone like him in a small Podunk town, but on the other hand, I have only known him for like, two months. I have until the day after Memorial Day to give my answer, and feel pretty lost, I'd be grateful for any and all tips.
A: Oh, this situation is the perfect setup for a remake of Sliding Doors. Do you stay in your miserable job, but marry the man you love, eventually to find happiness in both work and life? Do you move to the backwater, have great professional fulfillment, and discover that the guy in the next office is your destiny? Or do you stay in the job you hate, only to have the new romance fizzle? Or do you follow your work opportunity, find the job wasn't as promised, and you feel so lonesome you could die? And your deadline for resolving this is ... today! Get out the legal pad, make a list of pros and cons, add them up—and then see what your heart says. Another good technique in such situations is to flip a coin. Heads you stay, tails you go. Then when the answer comes up, do you feel relief and certainty, or do you want to flip again until you get an answer you like? One thing I suggest is putting the guy out of your mind (it's a wildcard as to whether the romance will flourish) and see if that clarifies your choice. Also know that this dream job is not the only better job for you. You were able to get this offer, so potentially there are other offers out there in more amenable settings. But flip that coin now, and tell us what happened!
Q. Office Dilemma: A couple of months ago, my father passed away. Around the same time, in an odd coincidence, one of my colleagues, who is about my father's age, was diagnosed with the same illness. I feel very bad for my colleague and his family, but I am also having some trouble with how his illness is being handled at work. A number of us, including me, have been asked to cover the work that he cannot do. In addition, because he is working part time but is so often in the hospital, some of our meetings are now being held in his hospital room so that he can be involved. Seeing my colleague at the hospital really upsets me, as it reminds me too much of sitting in the hospital with my father. I am really struggling to keep up with my own work right now, and having additional responsibilities on top of that is really overwhelming. I spoke to my supervisor, but he implied that my own experiences with my father should make me especially empathetic and willing to help this colleague out. I do admire everyone's willingness to support this colleague, but I find myself dreading going to work. I am in my mid-20s, and this is my first job, so I am unsure of what is common or appropriate for them or for me to do in a situation like this.
A: It's one thing for everyone in your office to divide up the duties of a sick colleague, it's another to force someone into a distressing hospital setting. You will be far less productive if you are having to relive the heartache and grief of your father's decline and death every time you have an office-wide meting. Your boss, while being sensitive to your ill colleague, is being grossly insensitive to you. You also are a junior worker and a novice in the workplace, so you don't want to be seen as obstructionist. The next time a meeting is called for the hospital room, go to your supervisor and explain that you perhaps have not made clear that while you have all the sympathy in the world for what's going on, your own father is only recently dead, and being back in the hospital and seeing someone fight the same disease is just too painful and raw right now for you to handle. Say that since all of you are doing extra duty, you would appreciate being able to stay in the office to attend to your work, then will catch up with what was said at the meeting. In addition, if all of you are struggling to keep up with your own workload, talk to colleagues about the best ways to parcel out the work of your ailing colleague, and what to do when you feel you're falling behind. There likely needs to be an office-wide meeting in the conference room, not the hospital, to address what sounds like a long-term issue.
Q. Open About Being in an Open Relationship: I've been married for 25 years, have two kids and all my friends are similarly long-time married couples with teenagers. My friends don't know that my husband and I have an open relationship. Right now, we both have girlfriends, and the relationships are all going extremely well and we couldn't be happier. I am thinking about telling my friends that we are not monogamous and that we have these two wonderful women in our lives. The two women have met many of our friends at various events and parties, but no one knows the nature of our relationship. I'm tired of hiding it, but afraid we will lose some friends. Should we come clean?


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Sala'am Means Peace
Highland students meet their Muslim neighbors
By Aja Oishi
The shy girls at the Salaam Academy trickled into the room one by one, eyes only briefly glancing up from the floor to take in the table full of strangers, heads uncovered, there to greet them. It was Friday, the Islamic Sabbath, and the girls wore their best clothes to school. Brocaded lavender dresses, cream-colored silken hijabs and black chadors trimmed with gold wrapped the young girls in an elegance and modesty fit for the afternoon's prayer services.
Thin Line
By Tim McGivern
Why so angry? Bill Maher weighed in on the debate over Mary Cheney's lesbian lifestyle with words, perhaps, many Americans might find comforting. On his HBO show "Real Time with Bill Maher" last Friday, Maher said: "But my question about that whole flap, that the Republicans are very angry. Dick Cheney said, 'I'm an angry father.' If it's not shameful to be gay, why are their panties in a bunch about this? I mean, they talk about her like she's some retarded monster they have chained in the attic, you know.... And it is an issue. (Bush and Cheney) made it an issue. It's an issue in this election. Don't talk about my daughter who we are trying to discriminate against in a constitutional amendment."
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This is the Alibi's election issue so let's get the preliminaries out of the way. On Nov. 2, George W. Bush will be re-elected president. The popular vote is going to be close—in the 51 percent range for Bush—but the electoral college won't. Bush will take that with at least 284 electoral votes, although don't be at all surprised if he goes over 300, which is the magic number our oracles are predicting.
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Dateline: Croatia—An 18-year-old Croatian has been arrested for stealing his father's police uniform and stop sign and using them to collect fines from motorists. The unnamed teen from Bisko stopped drivers and told them they had broken traffic laws and then fined them approximately $15 apiece. He was eventually exposed and arrested when a man on a motorcycle refused to pay the fine and alerted other officers when he became suspicious.
Heather Wilson was the only Congressperson in New Mexico that voted herself a nice pay raise. Both Mr. Udall (D) and Mr. Pearce (R) voted against this bill. It's nice to know that in these troubling times when real average wages are down, bankruptcies are at all time highs and healthcare is unavailable for 400,000 New Mexico citizens, Heather will be taken care of.
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Myanmar voters await official poll resultsMyanmar voters await official poll resultsPeople in Yangon wait as the drip feed of poll results from Myanmar's election points to a big win for Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy.
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Myanmar nationalists rally against pressure over boat peopleMyanmar nationalists rally against pressure over boat peopleSeveral hundred Buddhist nationalists protest in Yangon against mounting international pressure for Myanmar to stem the exodus of Muslim Rohingya migrants and aid those still stranded at sea. Video provided by AFP
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Burma captures 9th rare white elephantBurma captures 9th rare white elephantWhite elephants, actually albinos, have for centuries been revered in Burma, Thailand, Laos and other Asian nations.
- Life
Web to Watch: Meet the 15 skateboarders of MyanmarWeb to Watch: Meet the 15 skateboarders of MyanmarA 13-minute documentary profiling the emerging skateboarding community in Myanmar.
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New yacht-based cruise visits remote Burmese islandsNew yacht-based cruise visits remote Burmese islandsSail to islands near the Thai border that were closed to foreigners until the late 1990s.
- News
Green Mountain Coffee travels to Myanmar, one of the most isolated countries in the world, to talk coffee — and maybe buyGreen Mountain Coffee travels to Myanmar, one of the most isolated countries in the world, to talk coffee — and maybe buyA visit to coffee estates in a distant land shows potential
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Explosion hits Myanmar hotel, injures AmericanExplosion hits Myanmar hotel, injures AmericanOfficials would not say whether or not a bomb had caused the explosion.
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Myanmar returning to Miss Universe competitionMyanmar returning to Miss Universe competitionMyanmar hasn't had a contestant in the pageant since 1962
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Buddhist mob kills 94-year-old womanBuddhist mob kills 94-year-old womanSectarian violence again gripped the state of Rakhine, with Buddhist mobs killing a 94-year-old Muslim woman and torching more than 70 homes, officials and residents said.
- Destinations
Amazing races to run before you dieAmazing races to run before you dieRun with the rhinos in a Kenyan safari park or slip through the back alleys of Florence.
- Cruise Log
New upscale river ship debuts in BurmaNew upscale river ship debuts in BurmaThe Orcaella will sail on the Ayeyarwady and Chindwin rivers.
- Today in the Sky
Airline grounds Chinese-made turboprop after incidentsAirline grounds Chinese-made turboprop after incidentsMyanmar's state airline will stop flying its Chinese-made MA60 planes.
- Today in the Sky
Chinese-made turboprop model has 2 bad landings in same dayChinese-made turboprop model has 2 bad landings in same dayA Myanmar flight ran off a runway the same day an Indonesia flight involving the same aircraft type had a hard landing.
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Burma's burgeoning democracy faces challengesBurma's burgeoning democracy faces challengesEthnic and religious strife could derail the hopes of Burma's 60 million citizens.
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Mosque, orphanage burned in Burma violenceMosque, orphanage burned in Burma violenceDeadly violence between Buddhists and Muslims has broken out since last year.
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2-child limit for Muslims in parts of Myanmar2-child limit for Muslims in parts of MyanmarMyanmar's Rakhine state has introduced a two-child limit for Muslim Rohingya families.
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Best Western to open its first hotel in BurmaBest Western to open its first hotel in BurmaBest Western to open its first hotel in Burma
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Let them inLet them in. I imagine the number is probably higher though.
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Ford joins U.S. business stampede into MyanmarFord joins U.S. business stampede into MyanmarIt joins other companies in looking to do business in the formerly repressive nation
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'Vine' for travelers: Six-second postcards take off'Vine' for travelers: Six-second postcards take offTwitter's popular new iPhone app lets users shoot and share up to six seconds of video.
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Myanmar says govt not to blame for religious riotsMyanmar says govt not to blame for religious riotsState media reports the riots have destroyed over 1,300 buildings and killed dozens.
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Burma sets curfews to curb spread of violenceBurma sets curfews to curb spread of violenceThe announcement said an emergency law would be applied in the three townships.
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Emergency declared in Myanmar Muslim-Buddhist clashesEmergency declared in Myanmar Muslim-Buddhist clashesAt least 20 dead and more than 6,000 homeless in sectarian rioting.
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Date: 1905 ca.
Description: Busy street with automobiles, pedestrians and a horse-drawn cart. Streetcar tracks can be seen in the center of the street. Business signs read: "W.A. Gill...
Date: date unknown
Description: A group of men and boys pose by a pond. A boy holds a long, probably bamboo, fishing rod. Two men jokingly pose as if they are dancing the tango.
Description: Exterior of the two-story public school.
Date: 1896-05-12
Description: Charles N. Brown residence, southeast corner of the intersection of Frances and Langdon Streets. On the left is 263 Langdon Street. Both structures were de...
Date: 1948-07-30
Description: E.T. McQueen, AAA field reporter, who inspects sleeping accommodations and eating places for the AAA Accommodations Directory, issued annually.
Date: 1900 ca.
Description: View down a street in the business district. Signs read: "Security Bank" and "Drugs" Writing on photograph reads: "G.M. Triplett."
Date: 1930 ca.
Description: This Native American village on Lac Vieux Desert includes a log cabin, left, a wigwam, center left, and other structures made of slab wood. Two braided rug...
Description: The boss says —The center is —Good workmen then served two mastersOne a man, the other a craftA fine-edged tool biting life-long in...
Date: 1944-12-06
Description: Christmas shoppers crossing the street (walking away from the photographer) at the corner of King Street on the Capitol Square in front of Kresge's, 25-27...
Description: View across unpaved street towards the Dohm Brothers storefront. There are several advertising signs on the two-story building, including "French Auto Oil,...
Date: 1936-07
Description: Exterior view of the back of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Field House. A sign reads "After the Program Visit Industrial Exposition". The Wisconsin C...
Date: 1939
Description: Elevated view of men harvesting grain with a McCormick-Deering 12 foot experimental combine (harvester-thresher) pulled by a Farmall M tractor. There is a...
Date: 1934-07
Description: Farmers combining wheat on Purdue University's Edgewood Farm using an air-tired McCormick-Deering combine (harvester-thresher) and Farmall F-20 tractor.
Date: 1906 ca.
Description: A group of adults, including Harry E. Cole (center), stand behind a fence. A sign on the fence reads, "YOU CAN'T PLAY IN OUR BACK YARD."
Date: 1945 ca.
Description: A restored Cornish miner's house, called Polperro, on Shake Rag Street. The house was temporarily covered with siding, but after restoration the siding was...
Description: A view of Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Camp Petenwell at Broadway and 42nd St.
Date: 1909 ca.
Description: View from the University of Wisconsin service building smokestack of south Madison, including Mills Street, Mound Street, and the Greenbush. Lake Monona is...
Date: 1930
Description: Residence in Belle Isle on Lake Monona in Squaw Bay, off Winnequah Road. The building is no longer standing.
Date: 1925 ca.
Description: Exterior view of the International Harvester Company Evansville branch building. Railroad tracks extend past the building in the foreground.
Description: Striking men and women workers march together carrying signs.
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Children love to feel like they are contributing to the world with their gifts and working towards their own goals, whether it's a new bicycle or that latest pair of jeans from their favorite store. Jobs teach kids important lessons about work ethics, sticking with something and following their dreams. Encourage your child to find an age-appropriate position that will help her follow her bliss and achieve her goals.
Peer Tutoring
Kids who are strong in academics participate in peer tutoring programs at schools across the nation, as early as the third or fourth grade. While these jobs normally don't pay cash, they give children the satisfaction of knowing they've helped another kid learn something that was challenging for them, whether it's math, reading or science. Skills learned in peer tutoring relationships help kids succeed in the paying jobs they secure as they get older. Middle school and high school kids might even earn a few extra dollars by helping their peers master their school lessons after school or on the weekends.
Music Lessons
Starting in middle school, kids who are talented in playing a musical instrument, singing or writing music earn extra money by teaching private lessons in their free time. Kids normally charge less for giving lessons than experienced adult music teachers, but can still earn enough money to save up for their goals. Lessons take place in school buildings or the child's home, making this a job that doesn't normally require commute time and a parent to drive their child to work.
Gifted teen athletes help younger children learn the basics of their favorite sport, such as basketball, soccer, football or tennis. Teens often participate as coaching assistants in community-based recreation programs, or as camp counselors for overnight camps and athletic skills workshops. They earn money doing what they love, gain experience that assists in getting into college, and experience the satisfaction of seeing younger athletes grow in skill and understanding of the sport.
Early Childhood Education
Teens who enjoy young children benefit from the experience of working as an early childhood teacher's assistant in a daycare or preschool setting. They take advantage of opportunities to teach children the basics of ABCs and numbers, music, science, sports and more. Teacher's assistants are often involved in creating and executing lesson plans, as well as in educating younger kids on how to properly function and behave in classroom settings, resolve conflicts and relate with their peers.
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NexJ Systems Named Canada's Fastest-Growing Company By PROFIT Magazine
Canada's Fastest-Growing Companies TORONTO, June 4, 2012 /CNW/ - NexJ Systems Inc., (TSX: NXJ) a leading provider of next generation enterprise customer relationship management (CRM) solutions, today announced that it has been recognized as Canada's fastest growing company in the 24th Annual PROFIT 200 ranking of Canada's Fastest-Growing Companies by PROFIT Magazine."It is an honor to be recognized as Canada's fastest-growing company in the PROFIT 200," said William M. Tatham, Chief Executive Officer, NexJ Systems Inc. "This achievement is a testament to the hard work of the entire team at NexJ, to the quality of our innovative Customer Relationship Management solutions and to our uncompromising commitment to deliver value to our customers." Ranking Canada's Fastest-Growing Companies by five-year revenue growth, the PROFIT 200 profiles the country's most successful growth companies. Published in the Summer issue of PROFIT and online at PROFITguide.com, the PROFIT 200 is Canada's largest annual celebration of entrepreneurial achievement. "The PROFIT 200 companies are an inspiration to Canadian entrepreneurs and would-be entrepreneurs," said Ian Portsmouth, Editor-in-Chief of PROFIT Magazine. "PROFIT is proud to celebrate the success of these businesspeople, who, despite a challenging economy, have achieved outstanding success in a wide variety of fields." NexJ's Next Generation CRM solutions help financial advisors grow their clients' wealth; help insurance agents offer their clients the right products with the best service; and help healthcare professionals save lives and encourage wellness. About NexJ Systems Inc. NexJ is a leading provider of enterprise private cloud software, delivering customer relationship management (CRM) solutions for financial services, insurance, and healthcare. Our next-generation, people-centered software combines industry-specific functionality with information from multiple applications and data stores to provide comprehensive knowledge of the individual. Organizations use this knowledge to provide superior sales and service by enabling proactive interactions that influence behavior. NexJ was founded by an executive management team with extensive experience in the successful design and delivery of large-scale, integrated, enterprise software solutions. For more information about NexJ Systems visit www.nexj.com, e-mail email@example.com, or call 416-222-5611. About PROFIT Magazine PROFIT: Your Guide to Business Success is Canada's preeminent publication dedicated to the management issues and opportunities facing small and mid-sized businesses. For 30 years, Canadian entrepreneurs and senior managers across a vast array of economic sectors have remained loyal to PROFIT because it's a timely and reliable source of actionable information that helps them achieve business success and get the recognition they deserve for generating positive economic and social change. Visit PROFIT online at PROFITguide.com. NexJ Forward-looking Statement Certain statements in this press release may contain words considered forward-looking statements or information under applicable securities laws. These statements are based on NexJ's current expectations, estimates, forecasts and projections about the operating environment, economies and markets in which the company operates. These statements are subject to important assumptions, risks and uncertainties that are difficult to predict, and the actual outcome may be materially different. NexJ's assumptions, although considered reasonable by the company at the date of this press release, may prove to be inaccurate and consequently its actual results could differ materially from the expectations set out herein. For additional information with respect to risks and other factors which could occur, see NexJ's securities filings with the OSC and other securities regulators. NexJ securities filings are available on www.sedar.com. Unless otherwise required by applicable securities laws, NexJ disclaims any intention or obligations to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. SOURCE NexJ Systems Inc.
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Pandorahearts ~caucus Race~, Vol. 1by Jun Mochizuki Shinobu Wakamiya
Within these pages, four fairy tales unfold, each peering into one of the houses of the four great dukedoms: Vessalius, Rainsworth, Barma, and Nightray. Shifting among present, past, and future, these stories link to each other like a wheel, traveling to and fro in a never-ending ring between the everyday and the extraordinary. Inside this ring, the protagonists take off at a gallop. Caucus race: A race that is run within a circle, any which way one likes. A race with no goal. Who will be the winner? Look deeper into the world of PandoraHearts with this first ever novelization based on the work of the New York Times bestselling manga creator Jun Mochizuki, illuminated by special manga shorts drawn by Mochizuki herself. . .
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As Quest comes to grips with having to care for a spoiled princeling they make their way into the deadly "Forest of Edj" to speak to the Rocks--oldest, wisest and most boring of beings in all of Odyssia to find out the whereabouts of "The Dagger of the Way" before the forces of evil do only to get separated. While Quest is pursued by an angry mob of Snarls, Nestor meets up with the wily, thieving griffin, Graer, who may have his own agenda.
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A sly IT staffer always outfitted the boss with the latest and fastest irregardless of the boss's need. The boss would get 1 gigabyte of RAM, the Pentium Extreme and a nice LCD display.
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Hi everyone. We need to get a new computer for someone in my office (the boss). She mainly uses Word, e-mail and the web... nothing fancy.
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I am working on a card game and I need to get the user input from the console. To do so, I am using the class Scanner, more specifically the method nextInt(). But, if the user does not provide an option within 60 seconds, the system should be able to select one randomly. I would like to know if there is a way to "cancel" the previously made call to the method nextInt() and use the one generated by Random.nextInt() instead.
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I have read about ways to do it using GUI, but in my case, I am not planning on having one.
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Plus, this trailer is classic in its invocation of the classic "Don't miss the beginning of the film" command. Oddly enough, there's zero dialogue here in the advertising, but it's oddly effective. At least I want to go watch it right now.
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USS Maine (B) officer receives Rear Adm. Willis A. Lent Award
Lt. Cmdr. Jeremy Medlin, from Burlington, North Carolina, assigned to the Blue crew of the Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine USS Maine (SSBN 741), was presented with the Rear Adm. Willis A. Lent Award.
Goldfein nominated as 21st CSAF
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Soldiers with the 673rd Dental Company, 3rd Medical Expeditionary Brigade, and 145th Multifunctional Medical Brigade partnered together for a total force integrated training event at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, April 18-29.
McChord Spouses Club helps JBLM scholars
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BlackBerry Z10 Launches but Concerns Remain
TheStreet) -- BlackBerry (BBRY - Get Report) is set to launch the Z10 smartphone in the U.S. on Friday, but it's doing so amid an increasingly crowded market. That market's not going to get any less crowded, either. In a research note, Raymond James analyst Tavis McCourt said BlackBerry is seeing some positive data on initial demand for the BlackBerry 10 platform, especially in light of some recent data points, but that competition is increasing, and fast.Samsung recently announced its new Galaxy S 4 phone, running Google's (GOOG - Get Report) Android operating system to enormous buzz. There are rumors that Apple (AAPL - Get Report) is going to launch the iPhone 5S this summer, and there are other new offerings out there as well. That doesn't bode well for BlackBerry as the newest entry into the market. "We believe BBRY's launch in the strategically important US market will run into intense competition as Samsung, Apple, HTC and Nokia refresh their line-ups," McCourt wrote in the note. Earlier this month, BlackBerry announced an "established partner" purchased 1 million BlackBerry 10 devices, with shipments to start immediately. CEO Thorsten Heins also recently said that sales of the BlackBerry 10 set a record for its launch day in Canada, up 50% from other launches. Sales in the U.K. were also exceptionally strong, with three times the best performance ever for a first week. But BlackBerry is now entering the top smartphone market in the world, the U.S., and that may prove to be a different beast altogether. The Z10 is slated to launch on AT&T (T - Get Report), with Verizon (VZ - Get Report) carrying it as of March 28. Sprint (S) is not carrying the Z10. BlackBerry's keyboard phone, the Q10, will launch in June, so not having the phone available immediately on the three major carriers is a hindrance. That's a tough nut to crack, as users of the iPhone and Galaxy, the two most dominant phones in the U.S., are essentially the same. A research note from Consumer Intelligence Partners shows that iPhone and Galaxy S III users spend similar amounts of time on their phone for calling, texting, email, and Internet access. It's going to be tough to port users from these platforms, though CEO Heins has said BlackBerry is seeing some defectors, but no concrete material was given.NEW YORK (
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The Justice Department's indictment of five officers of the Chinese People's Liberation Army for allegedly infiltrating U.S. businesses puts the spotlight on an often-unaddressed security issue.
Mobile Security Smackdown: iOS vs. Android vs. BlackBerry vs. Windows PhoneThe BYOD trend is old news. For solution providers, the question now is mobile best practices such as security and management over the myriad devices employees use inside and outside the office.
Hortonworks Acquisition Boosts Hadoop's Security CredentialsHortonworks will add XA Secure's technology to its own platform and make it available to the open source community.
Microsoft Issues Critical Security Updates Minus Windows XPMicrosoft addresses critical flaws in Internet Explorer, Microsoft SharePoint and Office in its first Patch Tuesday that officially excludes the company's retired Windows XP operating system.
Hexis Turns To Channel To Sell Its Breach Detection PlatformHexis Cyber Solutions, a subsidiary of U.S. defense sector and intelligence agency cybersecurity provider KEYW Holding Corp., is establishing a deeper channel presence in the U.S. with its platform for advanced threat detection and remediation.
Cyberoam Technology Gaining Foothold In Sophos UTM PortfolioSophose' aggressive product road map will heat up the battle among security vendors to capture a larger share of the midmarket, says CEO Kris Hagerman.
Data Breach Costs Study: Response, Containment IncreaseThe ninth annual Cost of Data Breach Study conducted by the Ponemon Institute analyzed the costs incurred by 314 companies in 16 industry sectors. The firm found the costliest breaches often involve lost or stolen devices and third-party business partners.
Symantec Slashing Products, Investing In Key Storage, Security LinesSymantec will focus on storage management and disaster recovery, while partnering with networking security vendors to better integrate its security platform, said interim CEO Michael Brown. The company posted increasing profits but a decline in revenue in its fourth-quarter earnings report to Wall Street on Thursday.
Former NSA Director: The Holy Grail Of An Outsider Is To Be A Trusted InsiderSolution providers say they are increasingly being asked about how to better identify and monitor systems to spot suspicious employee behavior that could signal trouble.
Sophos CEO To Partners: We're Poised To Disrupt The Network Security MarketIn his opening keynote at the Sophos Americas Partner Summit, Kris Hagerman tells attendees that the company is is winning mind share and market share, pointing to gains in the endpoint security market.
Symantec Direct Sales Team Training Aims To Establish Clear Rules Of EngagementSymantec is inviting key solution providers to attend regional training sessions for its direct sales force, aiming to clearly spell out how to properly engage with partners.
Symantec Redesigns Channel Program To Evaluate Partner CompetencySymantec's new program rewards additional benefits to partners that can prove a strong technical specialization and sharp sales and consulting expertise. The security and data management vendor said North American partners must meet a variety of requirements, pass a test and be evaluated by a review board to obtain a validated "expert competency" designation.
Symantec Executives Acknowledge Sluggishness, Promise Product IntegrationSymantec executives formally kicked off the company's Vision 2014 user conference this week, promising hundreds of customers and partners that it will unveil more tightly integrated products across its portfolio. Engineers are currently merging cloud-based components with its endpoint software and its Altiris IT management platform to create a new product offering, the firm said.
Microsoft Windows XP Attacks Prompt New Security WarningAttackers targeting a dangerous Internet Explorer vulnerability have extended their campaign to Windows XP users, according to security experts.
For Some Partners, The BlackBerry Flame Burns BrightBlackBerry partners are standing behind the beleaguered company and say its security and privacy features ultimately will help it stand the test of time.
Kaspersky Lab Partners: Despite Leadership Shakeup, It Looks Like Business As UsualKaspersky Lab partners say an executive shakeup at Kaspersky lab following an apparent dispute over the company's North American strategy has them concerned, but so far it does not appear to have had much impact on the company's business.
Microsoft Issues Emergency Internet Explorer PatchMicrosoft Thursday issued an emergency, out-of-band security update to address a dangerous Internet Explorer vulnerability targeting U.S. businesses connected to the defense and financial industries. The update included Windows XP users, the company said.
Cisco Security Chief: Security Needs To Be Built In, Not Bolted OnSecurity experts discuss how the move to cloud services is forcing businesses to rethink how fundamental security best practices are implemented and enforced.
AOL Breach Could Bolster Phishers, Exposes Email Spoofing, Web ThreatsSecurity experts and channel providers say the data exposed in the AOL Mail breach could give cybercriminals information to bolster convincing phishing campaigns. The media giant has acknowledged an increase in spam and spoofed email messages from hijacked accounts.
Microsoft Zero-Day Reveals Windows XP Exposure, Say ExpertsA new Microsoft advisory warns about Internet Explorer zero-day attacks targeting U.S.-based organizations associated with the defense and financial industries. It highlights the exposure to businesses clinging to Windows XP systems, say security experts. Microsoft ended formal support of Windows XP earlier this month.


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SIMPLE TRUTH: Unless we as a nation repentBy Staff Reports Published 9:33am Thursday, August 8, 2013
By Charles Christmas
This is the last in a mini-series of four on "Unless We Repent:" anyone, believers, churches; and now, we as a nation.
I am certainly not a prophet who discerns the Bible prophecies in detail about the future. But it does not take such a prophet to see the obvious "handwriting on the wall:" to remember the judgment upon our nation in recent decades, to see the judgment which is happening to our nation now and the certain prospect of larger and worse judgment ahead of us.
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God had resources we had never thought about in his arsenal for wrath and judgment: The 9/11 airplane bombings of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the plane that crashed in the Pennsylvania field; the Oklahoma City Federal Building bombing; our present two major wars with no victory or winding down; our uncountable hurricanes, storms, tornadoes and forest fires; the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing; the disaster of the recent traitors to national security for normal citizens and the total military security for our nation; and the Supreme Court changing and rewriting the Bible's definition of marriage.
Logically and biblically, we can hardly call our nation a Christian nation. True, freedom of worship by Bible believers was huge among the founding fathers. God and the Bible were basic in the original foundations by our leaders and our basic documents and guidelines. This remained true for a few centuries with some rebellion under freedom of speech and worship (and not to worship). Immigration, freedom of speech and religion, humanism, popular polls and a reinterpretation of our original foundational documents have tended toward a nation with much unrestrained rebellion against the simple truths of the Bible and against God.
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You've probably heard this time and again. Business relocation means opportunity. Oftentimes, a move is called upon by the need for a bigger space. In some cases an added one. These are carried on to reach and meet the rising demand of the market. As your entity grows so is the need for bigger operations, more people and essentially area to work in. That being said equates to sales and profits. Now, is a move easy? It certainly isn't but no one said that it's impossible too. It is completely doable and there are ways to ensure that it is done as efficiently, effectively, smoothly and timely as possible. All that and more can be accomplished with the help of office movers.
You might think that you can wing it on your own. Besides, you've got employees to help you do the packing and you can basically rent vans for the transport. That is true and you can opt to do that but then again having the pros with you can be beneficial to a great extent too. How? Here are some reasons why office movers can keep you out of relocation trouble.
They know things that you don't. They have experience and training up their sleeves. They aren't called professional movers for no reason. Having been trained to perform office relocating tasks and years of experience to back that up, they surely know how to handle the planning, packing, moving, loading, transporting and unpacking of your corporate assets. You and your employees surely don't know the tricks of this trade unless you are a removal firm yourself.
They let you do your thing. When your company is relocating, certain parts of operation may need to be minimized or even put on hold. When you let your own employees do the relocation themselves that would mean that they have to forego or reduce their time for their main duties and responsibilities. That would decrease productivity and you don't want that. If you have movers then your employees wouldn't have to forego their main tasks.
They come with insurance. Most office movers have insurance built into the contract. Should any of your furniture, equipment, electronics, files and documents be lost or damaged, such are to be covered and reimbursable by them. Of course you'd prefer zero casualties but if you think about it, the quality of the insurance offered speaks a lot about the quality and confidence of the movers with their services.