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After its Malverne run, "Broadway's Finest" travels west to Phoenix, Ariz. for another theatrical release. "Hopefully the movie will do well," he said. "We want as many people as possible to see it. It's so hard to make a movie people want to see, and hard to make a good movie. It's played in front of a variety of different types of audiences and we aim to keep building on that momentum."
Especially here on Long Island. "I'm so proud that the film has an exclusive run in Malverne," Marro said. "I want to thank everyone on Long Island who helped make this movie and all the folks who came to its screening at the Long Island International Film Expo. I greatly appreciate them coming and showing support for a hometown director. When I looked at the audience at the Film Expo, it seemed like a class photograph of my entire life. The response was unbelievable. It really seems like this is the little film that could."
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2012-13 - Sophomore Season: Started 22 games, including the first 18 contests...played 21.8 minutes per game as starter then team's third post player in league play...voted by her teammates as team's most improved player...twice scored career-high 12 points...boasted a .580 field goal percentage while averaging 4.4 points and 3.5 rebounds...scored nine points at St. Mary's (Nov. 23)...tallied career-best 12 points with seven rebounds and four blocks vs. Portland State (Nov. 24)...had career highs of 12 points and nine rebounds in win over Indiana (Dec. 9)...scored nine points in win at IUPUI (Dec. 18)...grabbed eight rebounds vs. Dayton (Jan. 12)...scored seven points at George Washington (Feb. 10) and vs. St. Bonaventure (Feb. 17).
2011-12 - Freshman Season: Post player off the bench, played in 29 contests...made two starts...averaged 2.9 points per game in 15.4 minutes...scored season-high eight points at
Nevada (Nov. 25)...had seven points vs. Iowa State (Nov. 26)...tied season best with eight points at Detroit (Dec. 29)...earned the start and grabbed eight boards at Wright State (Dec. 31)...grabbed five rebounds, including three offensive boards, at Milwaukee (Feb. 23).
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We're having problems with Active Sync and iOS5 since the last few weeks. It seems that when the mobile connection is bad while checking your emails, not all mails will be synced to the iOS5 device. When you try later with a good connection the sync will not show these old mails. It seems the server already thinks it has delivered the mail to the device and will not do it again. Only if you change something (flag, read/unread) via webclient the email will show on the device.
This happened a few times in the last week (2 individual users) and its pretty irritating when you check your mails with a good connection and it shows nothing (1 specific case: 2 emails shown on iPhone for this day, in webclient 30+)
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Securing the supply chain is a constant challenge
March 07, 2011
In an era of globe-spanning operations, multiple events over the past year once again underscore the critical need to develop comprehensive business continuity plans in light of supply chain vulnerabilities.
That's the conclusion shared with LM by Insight, Inc., a provider of supply chain planning applications in a recent interview.
"Heightened risks and outright disruptions are coming at us at a furious pace and it is absolutely critical that firms be prepared with detailed contingency plans," said Dr. Jeff Karrenbauer, president of Insight, Inc. "For example, over the past year we have witnessed significant crop failures which roiled commodity futures. We now have strong evidence that the Chinese are stockpiling rare earth metals, substances critical to a host of industries. They have also put into place or proposed onerous local content and ownership restrictions, such as those in the automobile industry."
Karrenbauer, who also teaches at the University of Notre Dame, told Supply Chain Management Review that the United States is unprepared for a national security emergency that would transfigure procurement and distribution models.
"At Notre Dame, we 'war game' this scenario, determining how many DCs we should have, and where they should be located," he said.
Economic instability and political unrest are increasingly commonplace across the globe, calling into question the survival of governments and economic policies which underpin critical planning assumptions: cost and availability of raw materials, energy and labor, duties, taxes, exchange rates, licensing and local content restrictions, and so on. And now we are in the early stages of witnessing the impact of the real elephant in the room, turmoil in the Middle East. Oil prices were already consistently rising, even during the recession, but this clearly exacerbates the problem.
What was unthinkable two months ago is now commonplace, added Karrenbauer.
"But what has occurred thus far is a mere stroll in the park when one imagines the impact of major supply disruptions in the Persian Gulf, either in the oil-producing countries themselves or in the transit lanes. Energy prices affect every aspect of the supply chain, from source of raw material acquisition, through manufacturing, to final distribution."
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The Department of Religious Studies (REL)
The Department of Religious Studies, which engages in the descriptive, comparative, interpretive, and explanatory study of religion as a cross-cultural human phenomenon, offers an undergraduate major in religious studies and minors in Asian studies, Judaic studies, and religious studies.
Religious Studies Major (BA)
Department of Religious Studies, 212 Manly Hall
Degree requirements. Students earning the bachelor of arts (BA) degree with a major in religious studies must complete all University, college (see pp. 52-53), and departmental degree requirements. These include the general education requirements, the following major requirements, all requirements for an approved minor, and sufficient other credits to total 120 credit hours.
Admission into the major. Students are expected to declare a major formally no later than the fourth semester of full-time enrollment (or at 61 semester hours for transfer students). With the assistance of an advisor in the major department, students should complete the "Declaration of Major" form.
Grade point average. A 2.0 grade point average in the major is required for completion of the degree. The major GPA is calculated based on all courses applicable to the major that the student has attempted at UA.
Major courses. The major in religious studies requires the successful completion of the following 33 semester hours:
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¹REL 490 is offered only in the spring semester. Students are expected to enroll during the senior year, but can enroll as early as the junior year.
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Upper-level residency. A minimum of 12 hours of 300- and 400-level courses in the major must be earned on this campus.
Ancillary courses. This major does not require ancillary courses; however, students interested in graduate-level work in the study of religion are recommended to take either French or German as part of the undergraduate program of study.
Required minor. This major requires the completion of a minor.
Additional major requirements. Including REL 490, a minimum of 15 hours must be earned in 300- or 400-level courses. Students can count a maximum of 6 hours of online REL courses toward the major or minor. Students can earn a maximum of 9 hours (i.e., three separate courses) of any variable topics courses that have different titles (i.e., REL 360, REL 361, REL 370, REL 371, REL 372, REL 373, REL 460, REL 461, REL 480, REL 481, REL 482, REL 483, and REL 490). For more information on degree requirements, visit the Degrees page of the department's Web site (www.as.ua.edu/rel). Students are responsible for ensuring that they have met all University, college, major, and minor requirements. However, each student must meet with an advisor in the major department for academic planning and to be cleared for registration each semester. College advisors are also available for additional assistance with minor, college, and University requirements.
Special opportunities. The department annually awards both Silverstein Fellowships (providing the opportunity to work in the department for one or more semesters, assisting in the main office, and assisting professors with their work) and Silverstein Scholarships (awarded by the Faculty each Honors Day based on a student's GPA). To learn more about such funding opportunities, visit www.as.ua.edu/rel/stdeskscholarships.html. The department also has three ongoing lecture and/or lunchtime discussion series, an active religious studies student association, and a local chapter of the national honors society in the study of religion, Theta Alpha Kappa.


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Team Murray faced Day 7 of their off-season training intensive and pink was the name of the game today.
Andy and Matt "Treacle" Little settled a score made last year: if either beat their personal best at in the 400 metres (Treacle), and win a Masters Series event (Andy) the other would be forced to work pink outfits. The autographed clothing would then be donated to Momma Murray's fave charity, Career Research UK, which fights breast cancer.
Suffice it to say they both hit their goals. Good for them, I say. The color, however, isn't helping the Brit baller's pasty skin - it's blinding now - but you gotta love the velour shorty-shorts! But one request Team Andy: can we see Ross Hutchins or Dani Vallverdu modeling a pair? Just askin'.
Anyway, the day's training continued with movement drills (below) and work with the dreaded medicine ball (very top image) - all while being eye-balled in his shorties by confused UM students everywhere.
The day concluded with lower body work including squats and leg presses...
(images via andymurray.com)
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
PHOTO OP: Day 7 of Murray's off-season training intensive - got pink?
Team Murray faced Day 7 of their off-season training intensive and pink was the name of the game today.
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8 comments:
- johanneDecember 10, 2008 at 8:50 AM
This is hilarious! The third pic is def my fave - love Andy's pose :)ReplyDelete
P.S. He's seriously getting ripped. He's all muscle! I bet he does really well at the AO.
Andy is looking pretty in pink.ReplyDelete
Looks like he's really training hard for more success next year.
- uvijek argenDecember 10, 2008 at 9:32 AM
Whats with Murray?? its his preparing for a tennis match or for "Rocky vs. Drago"??ReplyDelete
Get that "Eye of the Tiger" song back Rich!!
- Tennis ObserverDecember 10, 2008 at 10:07 AM
I'd like to see Murray winning Wimbledon wearing pink tutus.ReplyDelete
Ugh. Pink. I hate that color.ReplyDelete
I forgot to say how impressed I am Andy's doing Bikram. I'm also shocked he mentioned it because Bikram will probably now sue him, me, and Rich for mentioning his name. ;)
Rafa, why doesn't your website show us pix like these??? I would threaten you with leaving you for Andy, but I AIN'T CRAZAY!!
"Rocky vs. Drago"ReplyDelete
LOOOOL uvijek.... I was so thinking that too!
But chapeau to Andy! He's a hard worker!
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2008 at 1:29 PM
Andy can get as "seriously ripped" as he likes but God forbid he should cut/comb his hair or do anything at all to battle the omnipresent fuglyness... and the pink shorts sure don't help.ReplyDelete
Where's Ross?????
I'm glad to see my fellow Scot isnt taking himself too seriously. :DReplyDelete
Having a similar pasty complexion I even got sunburn at Wimbledon this summer!


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Getting High or Getting By?
Women who telecommute, at least part time, tell me, "I have a killer job."
The pièce de résistance of their professional setup? "I can work from home when I need to. I can bend my work schedule around my child's needs."
Turns out, that's a mixed blessing. It's a killer job, all right--and it's killing them.
One 36-year-old senior VP of an L.A.-based international P.R. firm described to me this conundrum:
"I need tips for managing clients, bosses, and my team while juggling parenting, like one of my children bursting through my office door for 'an emergency'. I do a stellar job and want to maintain my professional image, even when I'm closing a deal while flipping grilled cheese sandwiches to keep my hungry kids from flipping out after school. How do other women do it without losing it?"
I Hear That
I'm on a three-minute break during a phone interview with Oprah & Friends Radio's Jean Chatzky. Thinking she's off mike, I hear Ms. Chatzky sweetly whisper, "Honey, you have a fever. You need to be in bed." Another mommy busted! Later, I told this story to a small group of women professionals between the ages of 29 and 45.
"Isn't that adorable? We're all juggling work and home, yet somehow making it all work."
Everyone nods in unison with knowing, soft smiles.
My friend, Andrea L. Henderson, an executive recruiter and founder of the Basketball Academy, a youth basketball camp for girls and boys from six to sixteen, shared with us a similar personal experience:
"Recently I was being interviewed by phone by a high-profile financial consulting expert. A few minutes into it, I heard a small child call out, 'Mom-MIEEEE!!!!'
"My interviewer said, 'Would you please excuse me for just a moment?' I heard her muffled voice: 'Just a minute, honey; Mommy's on the phone.'
"We continued our interview. A couple of minutes later, 'MO-AH-AH-AH-OMIEEEE!!!!'
Clearly embarrassed, she started begging: 'Honey, Mommy's working. Please. Let me talk on the phone without interrupting.'
"She told me, 'I'm SO, so sorry!' I reassured her (and she was vetting me!), 'It's okay! I have a child. I know the drill.' But she kept apologizing over and over.
Laughing and empathizing, Andrea said to us, "I mean, My God!! You'd think we're apologizing for being caught smoking a joint instead of mothering a child!"
Don't Explain, Don't Complain
I totally agree about the "balance" myth. I've done a lot of work in the work/life effectiveness space, and I always avoided the word "balance" in the work I did. Some days things are balanced, but most days, a few balls get dropped. For me, I don't say yes to everything and try to focus on what's most important week-to-week. Some weeks, it's work; some weeks it's family. But who can really balance day-to-day - life is way to unpredictable for that!
I love the comments about how men don't apologize. Too often, I found myself almost having an anxiety attack when I worked at home w/ my infant daughter one day/week, who at the time, was taking 2 hour naps - three times a day. Looking back, I know I was probably more productive working at home than in the office with constant interruptions from coworkers or my manager wanting to "talk about strategy". You can't tell me that there aren't people working in the office taking 2 hour lunches, or having long conversations with coworkers that are not work related. I think we all need to cut ourselves some slack and remind ourselves how efficient we all are as working moms!
I can relate. I am a programmer and as long as I show up at the office for the Monday meeting the boss doesn't care if I work from home or sit in my cubical. The hurtles, I get paid by my billable hours and bonus are made by meeting deadlines. I can balance my schedule however suits as long as I bill out at least 30 hours and meet project deadlines. What does this mean... Sleepless nights when I take days for field trips, doctor visits or personal errands. But all things considered I like my life.


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Mangano updates county in aftermath of Sandy
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According to Victor Politi, the deputy county executive for public safety, there are currently 788 people in the county's nine shelters. The county is also housing 44 people in its special needs shelter (for people with serious medical conditions) and 30 people and animals at its animal shelter at Mitchell Field.. Not one issue has yet been reported at any of the shelters, he said, and they will remain open for as long as they are needed.
Some of the hardest-hit areas of Nassau County were Long Beach and Island Park. Mangano said there is no drinkable water left in the City of Long Beach.
"In the City of Long Beach, you cannot drink the water, you cannot brush your teeth with the water, you cannot shower with the water, nor can you boil it to purify it," Mangano said. "You must seek bottled water, which we're working with the officials down there to deliver."
There is also no working sewer system in Long Beach. Mangano urged residents of the city to evacuate to the homes of friends or family.
"We understand that many of them don't have power, but if they have drinkable water and an operating sanitary system and you're in Long Beach, you'd still be better off coming out of Long Beach and relocating to a place that has more of those comforts available," he said.
The City of Long Beach estimated that, out of its 35,000 residents, 15,000 to 20,000 stayed in the city. "So it's very, very concerning when you have that amount of people with limited or no water or sanitary ability," said Mangano.
The roads in and out of Long Beach are only open to emergency personnel and residents looking to evacuate or return to their homes, Mangano said. Long Beach Medical Center is shut down, but all other hospitals in Nassau County are open.
KeywordsAlex Costello, Sandy, Nassau County, Edward Mangano, executive, Island Park, Long Beach, city, water, damage, flooding
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what about if they didn't evacuate? my parents are elderly and stubborn.
can't reach them. Vanderbilt Ave in Island Park. Any idea who I can call or write to to find out if they're ok.
they're not answering the cell phone. i'm frantic.
thank you.
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