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Philip R. Langham was named director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.'s benefits and payments department, Director Joshua Gotbaum announced at a news briefing Oct. 17. The agency also created the new position of director of quality management.
Langham replaces Bennie Hagans, who retired earlier this year.
The position is part of efforts by the PBGC to beef up the department's asset-valuation expertise, Gotbaum said.
Langham was executive director of the $500 million Richmond, Virginia, Retirement System. Langham's duties at the PBGC include hiring experts to help the department get a better handle on assets of pension funds the agency takes over. Langham noted at a news briefing that the growth of alternative assets like hedge funds and private equity has increased the need for pension valuation specialists, as well as data managers, auditors and people experienced in Employee Retirement Income Security Act compliance.
Langham estimated that the department will grow from a current staff of four to 10 or more.
"What we started with was no specialists at all," Gotbaum said. "This is a new approach in a new unit."
Diane Braunstein, former Social Security Administration associate commissioner, will oversee the newly created quality management department, which will develop performance benchmarks for the benefits department and other divisions, along with best practices.
The changes stem from a strategic review of the benefits department launched last year, spurred by critical reports from the Office of Inspector General that contractors involved in asset valuations of pension funds taken over by the agency, including United Airlines, were inaccurate and poorly supervised.
"The primary sloppiness was that the contractors accepted the word of the trustees. What we found was that trustees sometimes had stale numbers. They should have dug deeper, so we've created a new specialized team to do this," Gotbaum said at the briefing. He added that while the benefit payment shortages were minimal, "the fact is that it undermines the confidence of everyone who gets PBGC benefits."
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Osaka, Japan (Sports Network) - Australia's Samantha Stosur was a winner in
quarterfinal action at the HP Open.
The top-seeded Stosur was a 6-2, 6-4 winner over USA's Jamie Hampton.
Stosur was last year's Osaka runner-up to Frenchwoman Marion Bartoli and
titled here in 2009.
South Africa's and No. 7 seed Chanelle Scheepers and Britain's eighth-seeded
Laura Robson were a pair of upset losers.
Taiwan's Kai-Chen Chang disposed of Scheepers 2-6, 6-1, 6-3, while Japan's
Misaki Doi took out Robson 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (6-4).
Britain's Heather Watson downed frenchwoman Pauline Parmentier 7-5, 6-3 in the
other quarterfinal match.
This week's winner will earn a first prize of $37,000.
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R&B powerhouses R. Kelly and Mary J. Blige are joining forces to embark on a co-headlining tour next year.
The "I Believe I Can Fly" singer, who is currently promoting his new album Black Panties, reveals the musical pair is planning to launch a joint trek together in the coming months, although he has stopped short of sharing specific details.
He tells New York radio station WBLS 107.5, "We're working on the Black Panties tour right now, but before we get into the Black Panties tour, I'm going on tour with Mary J. Blige. We're doing a King and Queen tour."
Blige has yet to comment on the news.
This is not the first time Kelly has toured with another musical superstar – in 2004, he teamed up with rapper Jay Z for the ill-fated Best of Both Worlds tour, which was cancelled following a fall-out after only a few shows.


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New Mexico's Proposed New York Style 'Assault Weapon' Ban Tabled in Committee
A Freedom Killing Bill Defeated Today there is good news for New Mexico gun owners and other citizens who value their freedom. HB-402 has been tabled in the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee with a three to two vote. Representatives Alcon, Harper and Anderson voted against the bill while Representatives Caballero and Chasey supported the bill. Alcon, the committee's Democratic chairman, gave the following statement: "I don't | Read More »


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Jersey Boys, the Tony-winning Best Musical of 2006, has established itself as one of the top shows on the theatre scene around the world. It has won dozens of major awards, and since it exploded onto Broadway in 2005, it has spawned productions in London, Chicago, Las Vegas, Toronto, Melbourne, and Sydney, and has toured very successfully across North America. Audiences are enchanted at how the classic music of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons is combined with dazzling staging, costumes, and period dancing. Older audiences love the nostalgic feeling they get from hearing these songs revived, and younger audiences get the chance to experience the music that defined a generation. The score features over 30 songs, including favorites such as "Sherry," "I'm in the Mood for Love/Moody's Mood for Love," "Walk Like a Man," C'Mon Marianne," "December 1963 (Oh, What a Night)," "Bye Bye Baby," "Rag Doll," and many more! The smooth sound of The Four Seasons combined with the dramatic story of the band's history makes for a truly satisfying theatre experience. Get your Jersey Boys tickets today and spend the rest of the night humming those classic tunes!
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The story of Jersey Boys is divided into four sections, one for each season, each narrated by a different band member. The first section, Spring, is narrated by Tommy DeVito. The show opens with a performance of the 2000 pop-rap song "Ces soirees-la," which Tommy explains is a cover of the Four Seasons' "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)." He begins to tell the story of the origins of the band, telling of how he starts out in a group called "The Variety Band" with his brother, Nick DeVito, and friend Nick Massi. He eventually discovers a teenaged Frankie Castelluccio (later changing his last name to Valli), and takes him under his wing. As Tommy runs into trouble and is in and out of prison, Tommy and Frankie develop a relationship with the mob, and Frankie meets and marries Mary DelGado. The band still struggles with finding its identity, but one day a friend mentions a talented singer-songwriter who he thinks would make a good addition to the band: Bob Gaudio.
The second section, Summer, is narrated by Bob Gaudio. He tells of how he meets the other boys and as immediately impressed by Frankie's voice. As the boys begin to collaborate on Bob's songs, they negotiate a partnership and are signed to a contract to sing backup. When producer Bob Crewe insists that the band find an identity, they finally name themselves The Four Seasons and come out with a few hit songs, including "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," and "Walk Like a Man." As the band's success forces them to tour, Frankie's marriage to Mary becomes severely strained. One day after a concert, the band is approached by a loan shark demanding a substantial sum of money that he claims Tommy owes him.
The Fall section is narrated by Nick Massi. He explains that Bob was so focused on the band's musical success that he couldn't see how much trouble the band had been in. Tommy had been racking up debts for some time, and the group's financial trouble strains the relationship between Tommy and Bob. Nick sees that Tommy's jealousy of Frankie has put a strain on their relationship as well. When Tommy's debt becomes too much, Frankie reaches out to the mob for help. The agreement is that Tommy must stay in Las Vegas where he can be watched, so the band tours as a trio, but Nick becomes increasingly disillusioned.
The final section, Winter, is narrated by Frankie. He says that although he feels grateful to Tommy for all that he'd done for him, he realizes the relationship was flawed and he understands why the group has had such hard times. After Frankie and Bob find new talent to keep the band a foursome, Bob reveals he has never really wanted to be onstage and thinks Frankie should be a solo star. Frankie struggles with a strained relationship with his daughter, Francine, and his girlfriend, Lorraine. Despite his personal troubles, he finds continued success with Bob's songs, including the hit "Can't Take My Eyes Off You."
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Metro has big dreams. Extensions out to the far Virginia and Maryland suburbs. New tunnels Maybe a new station in one of the oldest parts of the city.
Hit Metro's packed platforms at rush hour -- and then imagine it many times worse. In the next few decades, planners predict another 1.6 million people will move here. "That's the equivalent of putting a city the size of Houston or Philadelphia smack dab in the middle of the region," says Metro planning director Shyam Kannan.
The current tunnel under the Potomac is already maxed out. "We simply can't fit any more trains under the Potomac, so you have to do something," says Metro General Manager Richard Sarles.
So Metro's dreaming of a new tunnel under the Potomac, another through the heart of the city, and extensions to Centreville, Potomac Mills and Bowie. Maybe even a station in Georgetown, if people want it, and want to pay for it.
"It's a great idea," says Anita Jivani, who was walking in the cold on M St. NW. "I don't know how else to get here but by walking."
Urban legend has it that the people of Georgetown didn't want a Metro stop. But the reality is that it's hugely tough and expensive to tunnel through the bedrock here. "If you don't make this investment, you're making a very serious mistake about the future of this region," says Metro board member Mort Downey.
By some counts, the total price tag might run to $26 billion over the next three decades to build the tunnels, the infrastructure for longer eight-car trains, new bus-only lanes -- and maintenance on what Metro already has.
But planners say the cost of doing nothing is far higher. "This investment more than pays for itself," says Kannar.
Now the big question -- where to get the dedicated cash flow to pay for the investment?
Metro planners say this is really just a draft. Now they're going to go out to DC, Virginia, and Maryland and see what the jurisdictions want -- and what they're willing to pay for.
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Billy Butler named Royals nominee for the 2011 Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet
Major League Baseball and Chevrolet, the official vehicle of Major League Baseball, today announced that Billy Butler was named the Royals 2011 nominee for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet. Butler is one of the 30 Club finalists for the annual award, which recognizes a Major League Baseball player who best represents the game of baseball through positive contributions on and off the field, including sportsmanship and community involvement. Tomorrow will mark the tenth annual Roberto Clemente Day, which was established by Major League Baseball to honor Clemente's legacy and to officially recognize local Club nominees of the Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet.
The Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet pays tribute to Clemente's achievements and character by recognizing current players who truly understand the value of helping others. It is named for the 12-time MLB All-Star and Hall of Famer who died in a plane crash on New Year's Eve 1972 while attempting to deliver supplies to earthquake victims in Nicaragua.
Butler, who will be recognized in a special pregame ceremony prior to the club's 3:10 p.m. game against the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday, is involved in a number of community outreach efforts in the Kansas City area, including work with the Bishop Sullivan Center. The center, created in 1972 by three area Catholic parishes in response to the growing number of people living in poverty in their neighborhood, is one of the largest providers of emergency assistance in the Kansas City area. The Bishop Sullivan Center now operates three food pantries, a soup kitchen, employment services, a clothes closet, elderly services, and financial emergency assistance.
Butler's wife, Katie, began volunteering at the Bishop Sullivan Center in 2007 and urged her husband to create a program to benefit the center. In 2008, the Butlers unveiled the Hit-It-A-Ton program to help feed the hungry in the Kansas City area. The matching donation program, in which individuals and corporate sponsors match Butler's donation for each home run and double he hits, is now in its fourth year and continues to grow. For more information on the Hit-It-A-Ton program, visit www.bishopsullivan.org/hit-it-a-ton.aspx.
The distinguished list of national Roberto Clemente Award recipients includes 13 members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame:
1971 Willie Mays* 1985 Don Baylor 1998 Sammy Sosa
1972 Brooks Robinson* 1986 Garry Maddox 1999 Tony Gwynn*
1973 Al Kaline* 1987 Rick Sutcliffe 2000 Al Leiter
1974 Willie Stargell* 1988 Dale Murphy 2001 Curt Schilling
1975 Lou Brock* 1989 Gary Carter* 2002 Jim Thome
1976 Pete Rose 1990 Dave Stewart 2003 Jamie Moyer
1977 Rod Carew* 1991 Harold Reynolds 2004 Edgar Martinez
1978 Greg Luzinski 1992 Cal Ripken, Jr.* 2005 John Smoltz
1979 Andre Thornton 1993 Barry Larkin 2006 Carlos Delgado
1980 Phil Niekro* 1994 Dave Winfield* 2007 Craig Biggio
1981 Steve Garvey 1995 Ozzie Smith 2008 Albert Pujols
1982 Ken Singleton 1996 Kirby Puckett* 2009 Derek Jeter
1983 Cecil Cooper 1997 Eric Davis 2010 Tim Wakefield
1984 Ron Guidry
* Member of Baseball Hall of Fame
Beginning on Roberto Clemente Day, fans are encouraged to participate in the process of selecting the national award recipient by visiting www.chevybaseball.com/clemente, a site powered by MLB.com and created specifically for the Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet platform, to vote for one of the 30 Club nominees. Voting ends on October 9, and participating fans will be automatically registered for a chance to win a trip to the 2011 World Series, where the national winner of the Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet will be announced.
The winner of the fan poll will receive one vote among those cast by the selection panel, which includes Commissioner Selig; Vera Clemente, MLB Goodwill Ambassador and wife of the late Hall of Famer; Baseball Hall of Famer, TBS analyst and former Roberto Clemente Award winner Cal Ripken Jr.; MLB Network analyst, TBS broadcaster and former Roberto Clemente Award winner John Smoltz; MLB Network analysts and former Roberto Clemente Award winners Al Leiter and Harold Reynolds; and MLB.com senior correspondent Hal Bodley.
All Clubs playing at home on September 14 will acknowledge their local nominees as part of Roberto Clemente Day ceremonies, while visiting Clubs will honor their nominees before another September home game.
As part of the league-wide celebration, the Roberto Clemente Day logo will appear on the bases and the official dugout lineup cards.


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A photo bag that is worth a thousand words – now there is something to capture! This trendsetting messenger defies the typical camera case by offering depths of protection in a cushioned pod with adjustable storage walls and also transforms easily into a modern, casual carry-all. The versatility, contemporary details and multi-purpose pockets and storage will keep you stylish and organized whenever you step out. Messenger bag features a protective stash pocket for your tablet and removable camera pod stores DSLR camera, additional lens, flash or accessories.
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I love my camera case!! Everything fits perfectly .
By Nana
from Granbury, Tx
Comments about Reflexion DSLR + iPad® Medium Cross-body Bag:
I use the case to carry and store my camera equipment.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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An all-rounder
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from Mandaluyong, Philippines
This bag can double up as a travel or school bag as well as a camera bag. It is best suitable for a photographer that has a small-ish body or Mirrorless ILCS that can fit at least three lenses (mine was a 70-300mm, 50mm and an 18-55mm) and a off-camera flash, while looking discreet at the same time.
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A daily office laptop camera bag
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This messenger's stealthy design doubles as a daily office laptop bag by removing the inner padded inserts.Throw in a mirrorless camera for business | photo outingsDesign is very kool especially camouflaged colour
Case is Awesome!
By Joanne
from Stafford, VA
I use this for my Nikon and several lenses while commuting and while on outdoor trips. Love it!!
THE bag for the casual photographer!
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I use this bag to carry my Sony NEX and my Dell XPS 12 Convertible. Both fit well with a number of accessories. My husband's iPad fits with all this too.
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Lots of pockets!
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from San Diego, CA
It's nearly everything I wanted in a carryon camera and laptop case and more, but since I will use it as a purse, too, I wish it were softer material.
A splendid Cover Bag.
By Kum
from Houston , Texas
Looked every where for for one year, a bag that will fit the following intact - Nikon D600 + lens 28 - 300 mm + Battery Grip + "L" Rail ( attached to the bottom of the camera) + "The Most Importantly", eye piece for Glasses, as I needed the prescription glasses to focus. All these are attached to my camera all the time ( A MUST). This bag fitted all the above items intact, VERY WELL. I now use it when I am traveling locally overseas. A bag does not look like a camera bag and serves the purpose. I still had room for a flash and a small lens.I replaced the internal insert that comes with the bag.
Great bag for traveling with camera
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This bag is especially great if you're flying and want to bring your camera in your carry-on bag with all the other stuff you need - laptop, wallet, phone, etc.


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There are a variety of financial aid programs to assist students and families with meeting expenses. The following information concerning student financial assistance may be obtained from Financial Aid, BH 101, (562) 985-8403:
Information concerning the cost of attending California State University, Long Beach is available from the Office of Financial Aid, BH 101, (562) 985-8403, and includes fees and tuition (where applicable); the estimated costs of books and supplies; estimates of typical student room, board, and transportation costs; and, if requested, additional costs for specific programs.
Information concerning the refund policies of California State University, Long Beach for the return of unearned tuition and fees or other refundable portions of institutional charges is available from the Controller, BH 365.
Information concerning policies regarding the return of federal Title IV student assistance funds as required by regulations is available from the Office of Financial Aid, BH 101, (562) 985-8403.
Information concerning athletic opportunities available to male and female students and the financial resources and personnel that CSULB dedicates to its men's and women's teams may be obtained from Cindy Masner, Sports Athletics and Recreation, 562-985-8527.
Information concerning teacher preparation programs at CSULB, including the pass rate on teacher certification examinations, may be obtained from either Elementary/Special Education Admission Advising, ED1 54, (562) 985-9259, Elementary Education: www.csulb.edu/cedinfo, Special Education: www.csulb.edu/colleges/colled/special-education, or Single Subject Office, ED 1 53, (562) 985-7623, www.csulb.edu/depts/singlesubj.
The Office of Financial Aid at CSULB provides both financial and advisory assistance to enable students to pursue a quality education despite increasing costs. It administers funds made available by the federal and state governments, CSU and by private sources that are awarded to students who demonstrate a need to cover educational expenses.
Due to limited funding, deadlines are critical. Students financial aid files must be complete before financial need can be determined. Students must file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) between January 1 and March 2 for priority status.
To apply for financial aid from CSULB, students must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is a multi-purpose form that is also required to apply for California Grants from the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) and for Pell Grant funds from the federal government. The FAFSA must be mailed to a nationally designated processor. The FAFSA should be completed online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Students unable to complete the FAFSA on the Web may call 800-4FED-AID and request a paper application or may download a copy at http://fsa.ed.gov/fafsa/fafsa_options.html. To ensure CSULB receives the FAFSA data, list CSULB and the Title IV School Code 001139 on the college release section. New applicants for Cal Grants (including entering freshman) must submit a GPA Verification Form in addition to the FAFSA by the March 2 deadline. GPA Verification Forms are available from high school counselors or any any California College Financial Aid Office
Detailed information about CSULB financial aid programs is available in the Office of Financial Aid, BH 101, (562) 985-8403. The submission of various supportive documents may be required. These may include the following: (1) verification of all taxable and nontaxable income reported on the FAFSA; and (2) other clarifying information requested by the Office of Financial Aid. Upon receipt of all documentation, the applicant's file is evaluated to determine eligibility for financial aid. A student is automatically considered for all programs for which he/she qualifies at the University by submitting the FAFSA, and appropriate supporting documents. All loan, grant and workstudy programs are available for the academic year. Students expecting to receive a financial aid refund are required to provide bank account information to CSULB in order to facilitate electronic refunds to students (eRefund).
To determine financial aid eligibility, a standard needs analysis system is used. This system allows the Office of Financial Aid to analyze family financial strength and ability to contribute toward the cost of attending CSULB. Subtracted from the student's educational expenses to arrive at financial need are: the parental contribution, the applicant's (and spouse's) contribution from employment, savings, a portion of assets and other resources. As long as program funds permit, a "package" consisting of various types of funds (grants, loans, work-study) is awarded to meet full need.
Although enrollment is assumed to be full-time, part-time students are eligible to receive aid if they carry a minimum of six undergraduate units, or 5 graduate level units.
Upon determination of eligibility, new students are sent notice of a financial aid offer. Students are also notified if determined to be ineligible.
It is the goal of CSULB to package aid that fully meets the need of all qualified aid applicants. However, in the event that funds are insufficient, priority will be given to students whose financial aid files meet the first priority deadlines and who demonstrate the highest need.
Aid recipients must:
Aid eligibility is governed by the number of units attempted and successfully completed with a passing grade ("D" or better). Students who do not satisfactorily complete enough of their attempted units may be placed on financial aid probation or disqualified from receiving aid.
Most aid recipients enroll in a full-time program of study carrying 12 undergraduate units or 9 graduate level units (500-level courses or higher) per semester. To be considered an eligible financial aid applicant, students cannot have attempted more academic units than an established "unit limit." At CSULB, the established unit limit is 150% of the published length of an academic program measured in units. The unit limit includes all attempted units. This includes units attempted as a recipient of financial aid as well as units attempted while not receiving aid. It also includes transfer units for those students who have attended colleges elsewhere, and any units of remedial coursework.
For complete information on CSULB's satisfactory progress policy, go to their web site at www.csulb.edu/depts/enrollment/financial_aid/sap_policy.html.
If you are determined ineligible for financial aid, you are responsible for the payment of any University obligations you may have, including fees.
Students who are receiving financial aid funds and completely withdraw from all of their classes, may have to repay all or part of the award they received. Students should check with the financial aid office to find out if they will owe a repayment, before withdrawing from all of their classes.


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|Curfew code will be enforced
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With school recently letting out for the summer, Holyoke Police Chief Doug Bergstrom reminds folks of the curfew code.
The curfew code states that:
—No person under 18 years of age shall be or remain on any public street, sidewalk, alley or other public place in town after 10 p.m. or prior to 5 a.m. on Sunday-Thursday of each week or after midnight and prior to 5 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.
—Exceptions to the rule are made when accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, person between 18-21 years of age with written parental authorization or person 21 years of age or older with parental authorization; out 30 minutes before or after employment hours when commuting directly to and from such employment and when carrying an employer's certification of time and place of employment; when conducting an errand directed by the parent or legal guardian; when returning home from events such as movies, theater or sporting events; the person is on the property or sidewalk directly adjacent to a building in which such person resides or to buildings immediately adjacent to the building in which such person resides; and when engaged in religious or scholastic activities.
—A police officer who has probable cause to believe that a child is in violation of this shall take such child into custody and immediately contact the child's parent or guardian. If, after this contact, there is still probable cause to believe that the child was violating the law, the child shall be turned over to the custody of the juvenile authorities until a parent or guardian can take custody of the child.
—A police officer who has probable cause to believe that a child is in violation of the law is hereby authorized to detain and take such child into custody until the parent or guardian of the child shall take him or her into custody; but such officer shall immediately, upon taking custody of the child, contact the child's parent or guardian.
—It is unlawful for any parent, guardian or other person having care or custody of any child under the age of 18 years to allow or to permit any such child to be in violation of the curfew code. Furthermore, if a child is under the age of 18 years and has been twice convicted of violating the code, it shall be presumed that the parent, guardian or other person having the care or custody of said child at the time of the offense allowed or permitted the child to violate the code.
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Keeping Away the 'Freshman Fifteen'
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Making healthy choices when it comes to food is probably not too high on the priority list for the majority of you college students. As far as to-do lists, it might fall somewhere in between washing that mug that's been sitting on your desk since last week and organizing your sock drawer. And who can blame you, there's an all you can eat buffet waiting for you for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There's late night dining serving up pizza and burgers. And of course when it comes time to cram for midterms and finals what better way to stay awake than mindlessly munching on candy and Doritos washed down with a sugar laden energy drink? We've been there. We're here to help you stave off the infamous Freshman Fifteen and hopefully spark some good eating habits that will benefit you long after you move out of the dorms. Here are our top ten tips to navigate the murky nutritional waters that is the college dining experience.
1) Go for the Green:
When faced with a multitude of tasty options in your dining hall start at the stations with fresher choices, these include the salad bar or any fresh veggie sides. Fill your plate to your heart's content; remember to go light on the dressing (balsamic vinegar and olive oil make a great, more healthful alternative). Besides offering a good range of nutrients, the fiber in the veggies will help you feel full and can keep you from feeling the need to fill up on heavier options.
2) Portion Control:
When choosing other options in the dining hall don't feel like you need to completely ban certain food groups. Carbs, such as brown rice, whole grain pastas and breads as well as healthy fats, like those found in avocados, walnuts, salmon, and peanut butter are important for a balanced diet. Just be aware of how much you're putting on your plate. For the figure- conscious a general portion size of rice or pasta is ½ cup which is about the size of a hockey puck. For fats, depending on the type (olive oil, butter, nut butters) the general range for one serving is one to two teaspoons.
3) Say No to Social Eating
Food is a common thread in many outings whether it's for a club event, after an intramural sports game, or just hanging out with friends. Pizza, late night fast food runs, grocery store bought cookies and chips seem to be favorites. Basically, if you're not hungry don't eat just because everyone around you is. If you know that you'll be in this situation eat something more substantial beforehand. Enjoy the company sans empty caloric intake.
4) Your Liver is Your Friend
We are not condemning alcohol. What would college be without it? A lot of studies have actually shown that moderate consumption of alcohol may lower your risk of developing osteoporosis, dementia, and even aid in weight loss. The key word however, is moderate consumption. Red wine is the most beneficial for the prevention of certain heart diseases and dementia. One glass a day is sufficient for women to reap the benefits. If your drink of choice is beer go for lagers or wheat beers (examples: Heineken, Blue Moon, Shock Top), or light beers, all of which contain about half the calories and carbs of their original counterparts, ales, porters, and stouts.
5) Smart Snacking
When hunger strikes in between meals reach for snacks that will help keep you full without weighing you down. Some good options are hummus and fresh veggie sticks, popcorn (not of the extra butter variety), apples or another favorite fruit with a tablespoon of peanut or almond butter, a cup of lightly sweetened Greek yogurt topped with berries or some sliced bananas.
6) Have a Glass of Water
Keep hydrated throughout the day so you don't confuse your body's need for hydration with hunger. Keep a reusable water thermos with you while on campus and keep it filled. A good rule of thumb is to drink half your body weight in ounces of water.
7) Just Chew It
Sugar cravings are hard to shake. All you want is a red velvet cupcake or a rich, gooey brownie. Instead of giving in, chew a piece of sugar free gum. Yes, it's ludicrous to think a piece of gum can completely satiate your overwhelming inclination to inhale anything chocolate, but it might just give you that burst of sweetness that will help you walk on by instead of tearing open that bag of M&Ms.
8) Late Night Dining
Don't do it. Ideally, try not to eat two to three hours before you go to sleep.
9) Partner Up
Setting goals and sticking to them isn't easy. Find a like-minded friend who wants to make her health a priority and keep each other accountable.
10) Start Cooking
The best way to avoid unhealthy fast food and heat and eat meals is to get used to cooking. When you cook you can control exactly what goes into your meals and snacks. When you don't see all the hydrogenated oils, sodium, sugars, and preservatives going into store bought meals you don't think twice about them.
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It was concluded that the hazard identification presented in the studies submitted by FSA did not cover all potential biological and chemical hazards and the studies were considered insufficient to conclude that the burnt fleece skin-on sheep carcasses were suitable for human consumption and provide the same safety level as conventionally produced skin-off carcasses. In June 2012 FSA requested EFSA to provide clarifications about this scientific opinion on a number of issues i) the effect of the process on vegetative microbiological pathogens, ii) the method of sampling for microbiological examination, iii) the increased risk from bacterial spores, iv) the adequacy of control treatments, v) the production standards of wool length and cleanliness of animals; and vi) dioxins, PCBs (Polychlorinated Biphenyls), PAHs (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons), PAHs and heterocyclic amines. The intention of FSA is to produce a protocol for future studies based on the EFSA recommendations. The present scientific report contains the reply by EFSA to the requests received by FSA. Firstly FSA requested for guidance about the evaluation of the effects of the process on vegetative pathogens. EFSA replies that, in order to assess the product safety, the hazard profile and the food safety goals should be defined and a setting of pathogen-related targets for chilled carcasses has to be considered. EFSA recommends that the type and number of samples to be tested should be representative enough and adequate in number to cover the potential variability in the distribution of the microbial hazards on the surface of the carcass before and after singeing. Concerning the method of sampling, the standard sampling techniques are approved only for skinned carcasses, so this cannot be used on burnt fleece skin-on carcasses for process hygiene assessment nor for microbiological safety assessment. FSA asked clarifications about the possible increased risk from spores for skin-on carcasses compared to skin-off carcasses. The identification of spore and sporeforming bacteria as possible hazards should be justified and, if these hazards were included, this should be supported by a proper risk assessment. EFSA underlined that the safety of "burnt skin-on" sheep carcasses should be addressed compared to "conventional skin-off" sheep carcasses within the same category of animals, including age. This implies that adequate controls and treated samples have to be included in all experiments, so that the results of the study can be statistically assessed. FSA further asked clarifications about the EFSA conclusion that it would not be possible to achieve a standard of "clipped, clean and dry" for animals that will be processed into skin-on sheep. It was stressed by EFSA that the variability of fleece conditions was not explored and assessed or not explained properly. It is recommended to include these aspects if further studies are undertaken on this subject. The fleece status should have been identified as Critical Control Point (CCP), indicating clear critical limits, monitoring procedures and corrective actions. With regard to chemical hazards, the FSA sought further clarifications in relation to dioxins and PCBs, PAH and Heterocyclic amines. EFSA stated that analyses for dioxins would be useful to give an indication of their potential formation during the singeing process and moreover, it was are recommended to normalize the samples concerning skin to muscle meat ratio for a better comparison of results. EFSA wanted to stress that no recommendation was provided to perform analyses for PCBs. EFSA concluded that the differences in the PAH concentrations from the FSA study in potentially hazardous chemicals is rather limited and that the differences in the PAH concentrations indicate a considerable variability in the process. It was recommended further standardized analyses which should be normalized concerning skin to muscle meat ratio. As temperature up to more than 500°C could be reached during the singeing and toasting process using a hand-burner, local overheating may result potentially affecting not only skin surfaces but also some inner tissues of the carcass, particularly in the cut/split areas. The local overheating of meat directly exposed to the torch may generate heterocyclic amines. EFSA concluded that analyses for these carcinogenic compounds would be useful at least to give an indication of their potential formation. Keywords: Burnt skin-on sheep meat, safety, hygiene, contaminants Print on demand Number of Pages: 13


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Peoria, IL (Sports Network) - Dyricus Simms-Edwards scored 21 points to lead
the Bradley Braves to a 76-70 victory over the Evansville Purple Aces in a
Missouri Valley Conference clash at Carver Arena.
Walt Lemon, Jr. and Tyshon Pickett each netted 18 points for Bradley (14-10,
6-6 MVC), which has won two of three. Pickett grabbed eight rebounds and
Lemon, Jr. handed out five assists for the home team.
For Evansville (13-11, 6-6), Colt Ryan poured in a game-high 27 points, his
11th game this season crossing the 20-point plateau. D.J. Balentine netted 13
points off the bench, and Ned Cox chipped in 10 points for the Aces, who have
lost back-to-back games.
Even though Bradley outshot Evansville from the field in the first half, 51.7
percent to 44.4 percent, the Aces took a 33-32 lead into halftime by shooting
6-of-9 from the foul line. The Braves were just 1-of-2 from the stripe in the
opening frame.
Bradley got hot after the break and led by 10 with just over eight minutes to
play, but Evansville responded with a 19-9 run to tie the game, 70-70, on a
Ryan 3-pointer with 1:33 left. Those would be the last points the Aces would
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PCHS senior class and Image Total Fitness have joined forces for the Trick-or-Trot Halloween Fun Run. The run will take place on Oct. 27 at 4 p.m. starting at Grant City Park.


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The IP is still the same.
But now in the admin panel, there are 2 servers: mail.*domain*.mine.nu and zimbra.*domain*.de
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The existing users are at the mail server mail.*domain*.mine.nu. I didn't find a way to change this to zimbra.*domain*.deCode:
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Depending on where you're from, some people call it "autumn" and other people call it "fall."
Either way, it's when things in most offices start getting a bit hectic.
Back in the autumn of 1968, IBMers in Boca Raton were putting together 1130 computer systems for customers.
Here's a neat photo of them hard at work in the factory.
As you can see, once demand picks up in autumn. It doesn't slow down.
Even today. Demands on services are high and they keep getting higher which is why application performance monitoring (APM) becomes important.
It's why I'm pleased to let you know that Gartner identifies IBM as a leader in the 2012 Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Management (APM).*
The full report is available on the Gartner website.
Give it a read and let us know how you are using APM in your organization in the comments section below.
PS I recognize that the 1300 has nothing to do with this blog post. I just felt the need to post pictures of classic IBM hardware...
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She's SO MUCH better...but it has been a LONG 8 days. Waiting at the doctor's office.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Reflecting on Halloween Past and Present
She's SO MUCH better...but it has been a LONG 8 days. Waiting at the doctor's office.
11 comments:
- ...they call me mommy... said...
HAHA! The swine flu pumpkin! CUTE! :)
- October 30, 2009 at 2:27 AM
- Wendy Hawksley said...
What great pictures from Halloween past and present! I look forward to seeing this year's costumes.
I'm glad to know that your daughter is feeling better. It would be so sad if being sick ruined tomorrow night. Hope everyone has a great time Trick-or-Treating.
- October 30, 2009 at 5:01 AM
- Cindy said...
I am so glad you guys are feeling better. These pictures are so great. The family "portrait" is adorable. Love the swine flu pumpkin. Cute!
- October 30, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Lisa said...
I love the puking pumpkin! Great idea! Hope everything is back to normal soon!
- October 30, 2009 at 11:44 AM
- Anne said...
I love all your photos! Isn't Halloween fun? We're carving pumpkins tonight... that puking pumpkin looks tempting (thanks for the plastic wrap hint!)
- October 30, 2009 at 12:27 PM
- Anne said...
Oh! I'm so glad you told the jack-o-lantern paper story! I'm trying to learn some new ones... kids love hearing oral stories, especially when there's a surprise ending!
- October 30, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- The Fifth Street Mama said...
Hilarious! Swine Flu pumpkin! That is fantastic! I also love Frog princess's face in the first puking pumpkin picture:)
You were a beautiful Mommyrella :)
- October 30, 2009 at 1:42 PM
- matersum said...
I nearly spat out all my tea at that Swine Flu Pumpkin. Priceless!
- October 31, 2009 at 6:20 AM
- SkylarKD said...
LOL - your swine flu pumpkin is fantastic!! There's been such a panic around here lately (we had to wait in a line-up for 5 hours on Thursday), that people would have gotten a real kick out of seeing that pumpkin!
- November 1, 2009 at 8:49 PM
- Bridgett said...
You are so artistic. I can't even draw a bat on paper...and you're painting them free-hand on a pumpkin! LOL
And I have to say, the swine flu pumpking cracked me up. :)
Hope you had a wonderful Samhain!
- November 2, 2009 at 11:40 AM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
LOVE the swine flu pumpkin and the witch! What great tradtions you have starting with your girls. :)
- November 6, 2009 at 10:55 PM
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Tallahassee, FL - After competing in the USTA/ITA Southeast Regionals the past four days, the Florida State men's tennis team wrapped up play on Sunday. Senior Jordan Kelly-Houston competed in the quarterfinals of the singles main draw at the Scott Speicher Tennis Center.
In the only match for the Garnet and Gold, No. 108 Kelly-Houston faced off against Florida's No. 17 Bob van Overbeek. The pair played a tight first set but van Overbeek pulled away for the 7-5, 6-3 win.
"Jordan had an outstanding tournament," said head coach Dwayne Hultquist. "He won three matches where he lost the first set. I think the key to the match was how the first set turned out. He got down a break at the beginning and was down 5-2 and fought back to 5-5. I think that was kind of the key at 5-5 that if he would have gotten the game it would have been different. He played a lot of tennis and it was a good run for him."
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1947 Plymouth Coupe - Dream CoupeWritten by Eric Geisert on August 1, 2012 Contributors: Tommy Lee Byrd Dick Stevens' '47 Plymouth
Hot rodders are dreamers. Who else could possibly look at pile of rusty metal and imagine a show-winning vehicle could be built from it? Eternally optimistic, there are no limits to the lengths rodders will go to see their dream become a reality.
In that sense Dick Stevens is a visionary. Who else could see that by taking a squarish '47 Plymouth and adding '55 Buick wheel openings to the rear fenders would create such a pleasant-looking car? Of course it didn't start out that way. As Dick describes it, he found this ride "in a pile of cars," so he bought the whole lot and salvaged what he could.
"Plain" and "boxy" are two words that accurately point out what late-'40s Plymouths looked like, though they were dressed up with a little bit of stainless steel trim running down the body line as well as on the front fender and rocker panels.
Dick had owned the car for a couple of years while he was deciding on what to do with it, but it wasn't until he was at an event in Nashville when he noticed a '55 Buick at a distance, and took in how the rear wheelwell opening made the Buick more modern, and he thought it was exactly what his Plymouth needed.
Work on the car began with a Camaro independent front suspension system as well as a GM rearend with leaf springs, and the car was lowered 2 inches. Though the car came with a small-block Chevy, Dick turned to Stan Acey of Acey High Performance Machine Works to assemble a 355 with a SCAT crank and a COMP Cams camshaft. Up top an Edelbrock carb feeds an Edebrock manifold, and spent gases exit through a set of Sanderson headers and Flowmaster mufflers. Spark comes from a PerTronix system while engine cooling is handled by a Walker radiator. The V-8 backs to a TH350 trans that was prepped by Larry Farmer.
Dick also worked with the brothers Poe (Wayne and Kevin) who are experts in paint and bodywork and work at Wayne's Body Shop in Jackson, Mississippi. Floor pans were replaced, as were lower quarters, and custom rocker panels were fabbed and welded smooth to the body (as were the fenders). Most of the stainless trim was removed, except for the piece running down the body line but, since the door handles were removed, the trim was extended in that area. After removing the wind wings, one-piece glass went in each door, and a one-piece windshield also went in, as did taillights from an early '50s Pontiac.
Inside the vehicle Dick had a dash from Wabbits Wood Works in Cleveland, Texas, installed. The dash is fiberglass with inlaid walnut burl, to which Dolphin gauges were mounted along with controls for the Vintage Air A/C system. A tilt column from ididit was installed, too, and was topped with a color-matched Lecarra steering wheel. But the first thing you notice when looking inside Dick's Plymouth is the white vinyl covering the door panels and the custom split bench seat from Wise Guys. It's a perfect contrast to the Matrix-based custom paintjob sprayed by the Poe brothers, and it was stitched up by Anthony Wylie.
Dick has already rolled up a few thousand miles in his ride and everywhere he stops people ask him why his Plymouth looks different than the ones they're used to. They can't put their finger on it, but they know his is different, and he's happy to tell them why. You just have to use your imagination.


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(Le Mars) -- Even though they farm their ground November through April, most of the principles are they same. Iowa native Larry Kies is the technical advisor for the farm at Africa University in Zimbabwe Africa. He spent time this week visiting United Methodist churches in Northwest Iowa, educating and talking with the people that support his ministry. Kies has been living portions of his life in Africa since 1976, after he graduated with a biology degree from Iowa State, and has been employed at Africa University since 2002. The student population is around 1,200, with 100 in the school of agriculture. On the schools farm they raise: corn, wheat, a little cotton, milks 14 cows, raises a few hogs and harvest 3,000 broaster chickens monthly. His farm operates at about the size of a small scale commercial farm in Zimbabwe.
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Kies added that Pioneer is one company that has been allowed in Zimbabwe.
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One of the current needs of Larry's ministry is a different tractor to replace 2 tractors with low horse power that don't work very well. Half of the money of the $32,000 needed, has been raised for the equipment. At the school, and throughout Zimbabwe, Kies says most of the farmers use 4 row equipment.
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Looks like we are recruiting a JUCO QB for this up coming year. He was on a visit not to long ago. He was at Hawaii his freshman year then transferd to CCSF.
Here is his video.
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Agile, accurate, throws the long ball well...could be a nice addition. Seems like QB is a focus for the coaches right now.
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Has a twice as good as arm as Tiller. Not as fast though.
I can't find any stats??
I couldn't find stats, but i saw that he led the team to an undefeated season this year on their website.
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Originally walked on and red-shirted at Hawaii out of high school. Got buried in the depth chart and decided to transfer, ended up JUCO.
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Originally walked on and red-shirted at Hawaii out of high school. Got buried in the depth chart and decided to transfer, ended up JUCO.
Hows it looking with us recruiting wise?
He'll make the all-name team.
This has to say something about confidence in Tiller and other QB's on the roster.
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Has a twice as good as arm as Tiller. Not as fast though.
That's fine. We need a pass first, run second type of QB.
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sign this cat up if he was good enough to play at hawaii he is good enough to play here. next Colt Brennan? Love hawaii QBS.
I'm not a huge fan of any of the QBs we have right now. Get him here, the more competition the better.
All of this late recruiting focus on QB doesn't exactly fill me with confidence going into next season.
We have inexperienced QBs right now. It make sense to hedge your bets on this position. This takes nothing away from Tiller and Capello, or the young guys either. Best man wins the spot.
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All of this late recruiting focus on QB doesn't exactly fill me with confidence going into next season.
Yep, upsets me as well. The defense could use some of those schollies on the DL and at safety but we keep recruiting WR and QBs. It is frustrating. Develop players on the offensive side please.
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Rocky Mountain National Park temporarily reopened Saturday, Oct. 12, thanks to funding from Colorado.
The park was one of 400 national parks to close Oct. 1 due to the federal shutdown when the government failed to pass a budget.
Over 10,000 people visited the park over the Columbus Day weekend, surely an economic boost to nearby Estes Park, a town that is simply trying to recover from the recent historic flooding. Five days after Rocky Mountain National Park opened after the flooding, it was forced to close again, this time at the hands of the government.
Gov. John Hickenlooper struck a $362,700 agreement with the Department of the Interior last Friday, Oct. 11. That means for at least 10 days Colorado will cover the $40,000 a day needed to operate the park and pay its employees during the shutdown.
The agreement also included plowing and opening Trail Ridge Road, another access point into Estes Park after roads were damaged in the flood.
The governor's office said the money will come from the tourism budget, but eventually the state plans to seek reimbursement for the cost.
Tourists this weekend were met with the bugling of elk and great fishing conditions in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Other states agreed to temporarily pick up the tab for their national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Mount Rushmore and the Statue of Liberty, among others.
Jim and Mary Jane Bohlender of Holyoke had some bad timing on a recent nine-day bus tour to the northeast. If they were going to see it, it was now or never, they said of their trip of a lifetime, even though they knew talks of a shutdown were up in the air when they booked their trip.
Jim had always wanted to see New York City, N.Y., especially the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, where his grandparents went to as immigrants to America. Unfortunately, because of the shutdown, they were only able to take a ferry around those two historic landmarks, unable to actually stop and get out to see the islands.
"We were disappointed," said Mary Jane, but she didn't see any real antagonism from tourists, especially their tour group of seniors.
Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pa., was also closed to the Bohlenders, but they found a gate to the grounds was not completely closed, so they were able to sneak in for a short time. The Liberty Bell was also closed, but they could peak in the window for a closer look.
Mary Jane said the guards were not unpleasant and were simply there keeping order. She said they told them of their disappointment, but they never saw anyone give any great displays of their anger toward the government. "I still think it was a slap in the face to anyone visiting those places," said Mary Jane of the shutdown.
In Phillips County, the shutdown is still affecting residents, namely with the closure of the Farm Service Agency and Natural Resources Conservation Service offices at 1280 SW Interocean Dr. in Holyoke.
As of Tuesday morning, Oct. 15, their phone message still stated, "Due to lapse in federal government funding, this office is currently closed. After funding has been restored, the office will reopen."
Those employees are among 350,000 furloughed federal workers around the country.
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