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Ridge teams improve to 9-1
April 21, 2015 NEW PARIS — The Chestnut Ridge boys track and field team defeated Southern Fulton, 88-53, behind doubles wins from Trent Lohr (100-, 200-meter dashes) and Landon Kensinger (shot put, discus) on... more »»
Mirror track honor roll
April 20, 2015 BOYS 100 dash: Mencer, A, 10.94; Helsel, C, 11.14; Getz, T, 11.18; Toohey, A, 11.20; Karlheim, BC, 11.24; Wyland, PC, 11.24 200 dash: Mencer, A, 22.54; Karlheim, BC, 22.85; Toohey, A, 2. more »»
3 capture wins at Shippensburg
April 19, 2015 SHIPPENSBURG — The area produced three champions in the 89th Jack Roddick High School Track and Field Invitational at Shippensburg University on Saturday. more »»
Samuel, Altoona boys win LHU invite
April 18, 2015 LOCK?HAVEN — The Altoona Area High School boys won the team title in the 32-team Lock Haven University Bald Eagle Track and Field Invitational on Friday. Altoona edged Milton, 69¢-69, for the title. more »»
Shot of intensity
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Golden Eagles' Getz breaks school record in 100
April 17, 2015 TYRONE — Nick Getz won the 100 dash and broke a 33-year old school record with a time of 10.94 seconds as the Tyrone boys track team defeated West Branch,104-45, Thursday. more »»
Bedford, Central Cambria earn sweeps
April 16, 2015 BEFORD — Spurred on by Seth Foor's victories in the shot put and discus and Will Kachman's wins in the 1600- and 3200-meter runs, the Bedford boys ran their record to 7-1 by topping Bishop Carroll,... more »»
Mountain Lions stay undefeated with easy victory
April 15, 2015 WILLIAMSPORT — Christian Toohey won two sprints, and his teammates also swept the relays as the Altoona boys track and field team improved to 3-0 with a 101-49 win at Williamsport in high school... more »»
Colts run to victory over Cambria Heights
April 14, 2015 PATTON — Northern Cambria improved to 3-1 with an 85-64 win over Cambria Heights in high school boys track and field action Monday. Seth Bearer and C.. more »»
Mirror track honor roll
April 13, 2015 BOYS 100 dash: Mencer, A, 10.94; Helsel, C, 11.14; Toohey, A, 11.20; Karlheim, BC, 11.24; Watson, A, 11.34 200 dash: Mencer, A, 22.54; Karlheim, BC, 22.85; Toohey, A, 22.94; Helsel, C, 2. more »»
Kachman breaks mark at Giant Eagle invite
April 12, 2015 BEDFORD — Bedford's William Kachman set a meet record in the 3,200-meter run and was named the Outstanding Runner at the Giant Eagle Invitational in high school track and field Saturday afternoon. more »»
Scarlet Dragons dash by Bearcats
April 9, 2015 MARTINSBURG — Justin Helsel won the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes to lead the Central boys past Huntingdon, 89-52, in high school track and field on Wednesday. more »»
Warriors cruise to wins over Mount Union, F-M
April 8, 2015 MOUNT UNION — Everett received first-place points from all three relays and in two events each by Ryan Hess (high jump, triple jump), Kyle Sheaffer (100, 400) and Tanner Sipes (110 hurdles, 300... more »»
Mirror track honor roll
April 6, 2015 BOYS 100 dash: Mencer, A, 10.94; Watson, A, 11.34; Toohey, A, 11.44; Crist, CR, 11.54; Karlheim, BC, 11.54; Wyland, PC, 11.54 200 dash: Mencer, A, 22.54; Toohey, A, 22.94; Watson, A, 23. more »»
Trio helps Golden Tigers take two from visiting Huntingdon
April 3, 2015 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Hollidaysburg's Alli Wyland won the 100- and 200-dashes and was part of the winning 400 and 1,600 relay teams, and teammate Makenzie Wilkinson won the 800 and triple jump and was par... more »»
Devils sweep competition
April 2, 2015 EBENSBURG — Freshmen Carly Kaschalk and Lexi Peterman were double winners for Central Cambria as the Lady Red Devils swept Bedford and Somerset in a Laurel Highlands Conference meet Wednesday in hig... more »»
Corl paces Altoona boys over Hollidaysburg
April 1, 2015 Bobby Corl won all three jumps to help the Altoona Area High School boys track and field team beat Hollidaysburg, 135-15, Tuesday at Mansion Park. more »»
Bedford sweeps Chestnut Ridge
March 31, 2015 NEW PARIS — The Bedford boys beat Chestnut Ridge, 95-55, and the Bedford girls won, 98¢-51¢, in high school track and field on Monday. William Kachman won the 1600 and 3200 runs for the Bisons. more »»
Mirror track honor roll
March 30, 2015 Mirror track honor roll BOYS 100 dash: Mencer, A, 11.24; Dongel, Ho, 11.55; Terchanik, Ho, 11.61; Aungst, Ho, 11.61; Crist, CR, 11.64; Karlheim, BC, 11.64 200 dash: Mencer, A, 22.54; Toohey, A, 22. more »»
Helsel earns chilling victory
March 29, 2015 By Philip Cmor pcmor@altoonamirror. more »»

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Reyes has to be one of my faves to photograph and is often very expressive as a poser. and i just love him to pieces <3 He is as you all know a very dark and dangerous individual XD and one day i do intend on writing up his world and story within it as a like graphic novel or something and have Syryn my lovely wife to be, to illustrate as she draws him just perfect!
He hasn't had any images in the new flat and had less than everybody (bar my newest two) so i thought he deserved a good photography session! so enjoy. ive been trying to fiddle about with RAW photography. and well in typical REYES STYLE it was lovely and sunny i point to click a picture and BAM! it starts to friggin' rain outside!! >:{ little bugger i sware just .grrr. so sorry of quality is poo :/ should be alright >_> i hope. eh let me know?!
He stood then alone where he had began all of this an empty space simply waiting for his 'demise' to find him..."i hope she understands..." he muttered to himself below a whisper, waiting to pluck up the courage to fight this battle....to win it and win her freedom.
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Dining in that '57 Chevy convertible under the stars while campy old sci fi flicks play on the drive-in theater screen is a nostalgia trip fit for anyone who did time during the 50's and 60's! :thumbsup:
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we all loved this experience, definately a must if you are looking for something different:yes: yummy food too
We had gone twice here in December. They really made some improvements to this menu since the last time we had eaten there. This is a great alternative if you can't get into 50's Prime Time.Quote:
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It's somewhere we've never been, but then I don't think we have actually been to any restaurant in HS :unsure:


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Love, Mom
Love, Mom
Letters were her only way of keeping in touch. Why couldn't she figure out what to say?
Nancy, a volunteer at my local historical society, sat me down at a desk and handed me a pair of white cotton gloves. "Wear these when you're looking at the old newspapers," she said. "It protects the pages."
I opened the big brown folder full of yellowed pages, all the research I would need for the article I was writing about my hometown during World War II. Nancy turned to leave me to it, then stopped. "How's Nathan?" she asked.
My oldest son was serving in Afghanistan. Nancy knew how much I worried about him. "Last we heard he was fine," I said.
She left me with my newspapers full of stories about a war that took place 60 years before. Anything I wanted to know–right at my fingertips. But Nathan I hadn't heard from in weeks.
He was a special ops Marine deployed to one of the most rugged regions of Afghanistan, completely cut off from modern means of communication.
I felt cut off too. Just that morning I'd tried to write him an old-fashioned letter and found myself tongue-tied. Everyday life seemed so foreign to Nathan's situation, it didn't seem right to go on and on about it.
Maybe I should just stick to signing "Love, Mom" on a card at the bottom of a care package, I thought. I turned back to my newspapers.
Every yellowed page referenced World War II. News from the front, editorials about the military strategy overseas, photographs of the service men and women from the newspaper's files.
Even the advertisements were connected to the faraway fight: "Buy Pyrex for your wartime casseroles!" "Support the Troops! Invest in US war bonds today!"
The decades-old pages spoke to me now. Times had changed, but concern for our enlisted loved ones was no different today. How could I begin to comfort my son with words written on a page?
"I forgot to give you this," said Nancy, coming over to the desk. She carried what looked like an old Macy's shirt box. "It might help with your story."
I untied the cotton string that held the box shut and lifted the lid. It was full of letters on thin airmail stationery and Victory Mail, postmarked over several years. "Take your time with them," Nancy said. "They're all pretty wonderful."
I sifted through. Long letters, short. Some marked by a military censor's pen. Little by little I came to understand: The letters were all written between newlyweds during WWII.
"Dear Ralph, Today I spent the day with your sister and her little baby, then played bridge with others in the neighborhood," Ellen wrote.
"My dearest Ellen," Ralph always began, "I received your letters today." I came to understand why he always started by saying that–receiving those letters was the best part of his day and he wanted to share that joy with her.
At first I felt wrong reading them, as if I was eavesdropping on a private conversation, but as I read on each letter felt less like an intrusion and more like an invitation to discover something I needed not just for my story, but also for myself.
I got to know these two people a little bit, smiling as they must have while sharing their lighter moments. Each missive seemed to me like an angel bearing the comforts of home. I read on and on about the everyday things in their lives, snapshots of what their days were like without each other.
Reminders of what they'll return to when the war is over, I thought.
"Sorry to interrupt," Nancy said, "but I need to close shop." I blinked up at her. Where had the time gone?
I drove home with plenty of information for my story for the paper. But I had something more important to write first: my letter to Nathan. Suddenly I seemed to have almost too much to say.


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For All His Faults, A.J. Still Has Big-Game Ability
DETROIT—There's a video saved on A.J. Burnett's laptop that he watches from time to time. It's from Game 2 of the 2009 World Series, and it shows Burnett at his dazzling best: overpowering hitters with his fastball, making them look silly with his curveball.
It is a constant reminder of what Burnett proved once again Tuesday in Game 4 of the American League Division Series: For as utterly abysmal as he has often been, and for all the dread he instills in Yankees fans, he is still capable of occasional greatness.
Sometimes it lasts only a few innings, before giving way to the ugliness that has marked his time in pinstripes. But every now and then, on nights like Tuesday, it lasts just long enough to carry the Yankees to a victory.
This is what makes it difficult for the Yankees to simply discard Burnett and the remaining $33 million on his contract, the way the Mets simply made Oliver Perez disappear. And it's what gives the Yankees a sliver of hope that, should they survive Game 5 on Thursday, their maligned rotation may yet get them back to the World Series.
The Yankees wouldn't necessarily need to start Burnett in the ALCS, where a rematch with the Texas Rangers awaits. They could use CC Sabathia, Ivan Nova and Freddy Garcia on short rest. But going with a three-man rotation is less than ideal.
Nova has never started on three days' rest. And while Garcia has done so three times, he hasn't fared well. In those three starts, he is 0-2 with a 4.74 ERA. Should the Yankees advance, they may prefer to start Burnett at some point in the ALCS.
The mere thought of it may still make the Yankees queasy. They know how quickly and dramatically Burnett can take a turn for the worse. And they were prepared for it Tuesday.
At every hint of trouble, starting in the first inning, the Yankees had someone warming up in the bullpen. And had it not been for a dramatic catch by Curtis Granderson with two outs and the bases loaded in the first inning, Burnett likely wouldn't have lasted as long as he did.
"He wasn't real sharp early," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "We had our shot."
But after Burnett escaped, having allowed only one run in 5 2/3 innings, the feeling going into his next start would probably be something more like mild heartburn than an ulcer.
One game does not erase the memory of two dreadful years, but it at least serves as a reminder of the year that preceded them, the year Burnett helped the Yankees win a World Series.
It's a reminder of what the postseason can offer a player who has endured prolonged failure: redemption, against all odds.
"I think the thing you have to realize is it doesn't make a difference what you've done in the past," Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter said. "Every opportunity, especially in the postseason, you have an opportunity to do something good. He was able to do that."
Can he do it again? Will he have the chance before 2012? Those questions await answers. But given how low the expectations were going into Tuesday, the Yankees were ecstatic that Burnett pulled off such an outing even once.
Reluctantly, they put their season in his hands, and somehow, that season isn't over yet. The pitcher Burnett sees on his laptop lives.


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We love it when a new restaurant opens and no one else has heard of it, let alone eaten there, except you and the lucky person you decided to let in on the secret. Place of Stones is one such place. This funky BYO restaurant has just opened in the heart of Taringa and to make absolutely sure you fall in love with their food and friendly service, they're offering a lunch for two people including a cold drink and a coffee or hot chocolate each for just $29, (usually $65). Try the smoked chicken salad, mushroom and pumpkin tart or crab and prawn linguine. Or perhaps the fiery chilli chicken burger will get your attention? Then you can select from a range of cold drinks including muddled juices, milkshakes and more, plus sip on two coffees or hot chocolates. Now all that's left is the task of choosing a lucky sidekick - one who can keep secrets.
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called Neuvax. Are they going into preventive mediciine?
sources say Galena Biopharma and DARA Biosciences will be acquired. Based on my experience the offers should be somewhere between a 200% to 300% premium to where they currently trade.
On 28 September 2009 Johnson & Johnson bought 18% stake in Crucell for in order to collaborate on the development of a flu vaccine. This follows in the wake of Crucell's discovery of CR6261, a potent human antibody that neutralizes a broad range of influenza A viruses. J&J agreed to acquire the rest of the company in October 2010, taking its stake to over 95% by February 2011and delisting the company from stock exchanges two months later,
Sentiment: Strong Buy
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text: Physiotherapy (Scholarly Publications) Physiotherapy (Scholarly Publications) http://hdl.handle.net/2262/96 2016-06-01T05:32:54Z 2016-06-01T05:32:54Z Waist circumference provides an indication of numerous cardiometabolic risk factors in adults with cerebral palsy. GORMLEY, JOHN http://hdl.handle.net/2262/75513 2016-01-08T03:03:29Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Waist circumference provides an indication of numerous cardiometabolic risk factors in adults with cerebral palsy. GORMLEY, JOHN OBJECTIVE: To report the prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factors in a cohort of adults with cerebral palsy (CP) and to investigate the ability of anthropometric measures to predict these factors. DESIGN: Cross-sectional study. SETTING: Testing took place in a laboratory setting. PARTICIPANTS: Adults with CP (N=55; mean age, 37.5±13.3 y; Gross Motor Function Classification System levels, I-V) participated in this study. INTERVENTIONS: Not applicable. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Total cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, triglycerides, glucose, insulin, and C-reactive protein levels were measured from a fasting venous blood sample. Insulin resistance was calculated using the Homeostasis Model Assessment (HOMA-IR) index. Blood pressure, body mass index (BMI), waist circumference (WC), waist-hip ratio, and waist-height ratio were also measured. The metabolic syndrome (MetS) was defined according to the 2009 Joint Interim Statement. RESULTS: The prevalence of the MetS was 20.5% in ambulatory adults and 28.6% in nonambulatory adults. BMI was associated with HOMA-IR only (β=.451; P<.01). WC was associated with HOMA-IR (β=.480; P<.01), triglycerides (β=.450; P<.01), and systolic blood pressure (β=.352; P<.05). Receiver operating characteristic curve analysis revealed that WC provided the best indication of hypertensive blood pressure, dyslipidemia, HOMA-IR, and the presence of multiple risk factors (area under the curve, .713-.763). CONCLUSIONS: A high prevalence of the MetS was observed in this relatively young sample of adults with CP. WC was a better indicator of a number of risk factors than was BMI and presents as a clinically useful method of screening for cardiometabolic risk among adults with CP. PUBLISHED 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Reduced moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and increased sedentary behavior are associated with elevated blood pressure values in children with cerebral palsy. GORMLEY, JOHN http://hdl.handle.net/2262/75506 2016-01-08T03:03:27Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Reduced moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and increased sedentary behavior are associated with elevated blood pressure values in children with cerebral palsy. GORMLEY, JOHN Children with cerebral palsy (CP) participate in reduced levels of physical activity and spend increased time in sedentary behavior. The effect of reduced activity and increased sedentary behavior on their cardiometabolic health has not been investigated. OBJECTIVES: The purposes of this study were: (1) to investigate the prevalence of overweight/obesity and elevated blood pressure (BP) among a cohort of ambulatory children with CP and (2) to investigate the associations among physical activity, sedentary behavior, overweight/obesity, and BP in children with CP. STUDY DESIGN: This was a cross-sectional study of 90 ambulatory children, aged 6 to 17 years, with CP. METHODS: Body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, waist-height ratio, and BP were measured on 1 occasion. Habitual physical activity was measured by accelerometry over 7 days. RESULTS: The prevalence of overweight/obesity in the cohort was 18.9%. Twenty-two percent of the children had BP values within the hypertensive or prehypertensive range. Systolic BP was positively associated with waist circumference (β=.324, P<.05) and BMI (β=.249, P<.05). Elevated BP values were associated with reduced time in moderate-to-vigorous activity, vigorous activity, and total activity, as well as increased time in sedentary behavior. The strongest association was observed between elevated BP and vigorous activity alone (odds ratio=0.61, 95% confidence interval=0.37-0.99, P<.05). LIMITATIONS: A convenience sample was recruited for this study, and it is possible that this limitation resulted in selection bias. CONCLUSIONS: Despite the relatively low prevalence of overweight/obesity, a relatively high proportion of children with CP had elevated BP values. Reducing sedentary behavior and increasing habitual physical activity, particularly vigorous activity, should be primary aims of rehabilitation in order to reduce cardiometabolic disease risk in this population. PUBLISHED 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z A comparison of three accelerometry-based devices for estimating energy expenditure in adults and children with cerebral palsy. GORMLEY, JOHN http://hdl.handle.net/2262/75414 2016-01-06T03:02:58Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z A comparison of three accelerometry-based devices for estimating energy expenditure in adults and children with cerebral palsy. GORMLEY, JOHN BACKGROUND: Advanced accelerometry-based devices have the potential to improve the measurement of everyday energy expenditure (EE) in people with cerebral palsy (CP). The aim of this study was to investigate the ability of two such devices (the Sensewear ProArmband and the Intelligent Device for Energy Expenditure and Activity) and the ability of a traditional accelerometer (the RT3) to estimate EE in adults and children with CP. METHODS: Adults (n = 18; age 31.9 ± 9.5 yr) and children (n = 18; age 11.4 ± 3.2 yr) with CP (GMFCS levels I-III) participated in this study. Oxygen uptake, measured by the Oxycon Mobile portable indirect calorimeter, was converted into EE using Weir's equation and used as the criterion measure. Participants' EE was measured simultaneously with the indirect calorimeter and three accelerometers while they rested for 10 minutes in a supine position, walked overground at a maximal effort for 6 minutes, and completed four treadmill activities for 5 minutes each at speeds of 1.0 km.h⁻¹, 1.0 km.h⁻¹ at 5% incline, 2.0 km.h⁻¹, and 4.0 km.h⁻¹. RESULTS: In adults the mean absolute percentage error was smallest for the IDEEA, ranging from 8.4% to 24.5% for individual activities (mean 16.3%). In children the mean absolute percentage error was smallest for the SWA, ranging from 0.9% to 23.0% for individual activities (mean 12.4%). Limits of agreement revealed that the RT3 provided the best agreement with the indirect calorimeter for adults and children. The upper and lower limits of agreement for adults were 3.18 kcal.min⁻¹ (95% CI = 2.66 to 3.70 kcal.min⁻¹) and -2.47 kcal.min⁻¹ (95% CI = -1.95 to -3.00 kcal.min⁻¹), respectively. For children, the upper and lower limits of agreement were 1.91 kcal.min⁻¹ (1.64 to 2.19 kcal.min⁻¹) and -0.92 kcal.min⁻¹ (95% CI = -1.20 to -0.64 kcal.min⁻¹) respectively. These limits of agreement represent -67.2% to 86.3% of mean EE for adults and -36.5% to 76.3% of mean EE for children, respectively. CONCLUSIONS: Although the RT3 provided the best agreement with the indirect calorimeter the RT3 could significantly overestimate or underestimate individual estimates of EE. The development of CP-specific algorithms may improve the ability of these devices to estimate EE in this population. PUBLISHED 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Testing the 'teachable moment' premise: does physical activity increase in the early survivorship phase? KENNEDY, MICHAEL WALSH, JULIE http://hdl.handle.net/2262/73122 2015-06-03T14:18:18Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Testing the 'teachable moment' premise: does physical activity increase in the early survivorship phase? KENNEDY, MICHAEL; WALSH, JULIE PURPOSE: Little is known about objectively measured physical activity during the early survivorship period. This study measured physical activity, fatigue, and quality of life (QOL) in breast cancer patients over the first year after completion of chemotherapy and compared results to a matched non-cancer group. METHODS: Data was obtained from 24 breast cancer subjects (mean ± SD) 50.9 ± 12.8 years at time points of 6 weeks, 6 months and 1 year after completion of adjuvant chemotherapy and from 20 matched women. The following variables were assessed, physical activity (RT3 accelerometer and International Physical Activity Questionnaire), quality-of-life (EORTC QLQ C-30) and fatigue (Brief Fatigue Inventory). RESULTS: At 6 weeks after completion of chemotherapy, high levels of sedentary behaviour were found (6.8 ± 1.9 h sedentary per day), which did not improve, and was no different to the comparison group (6.5 ± 1.4 h). Less light activity was performed in the cancer cohort compared to the comparison group (p = 0.003). Body mass index (BMI) increased significantly in the cancer cohort (p = 0.015) and 1 year after chemotherapy finished only 13% (n = 3) had a BMI <25, while the comparable value was 45% (n = 9) in the non-cancer group. The QOL domain of cognitive function improved over the first 6 months (p = 0.034) but physical functioning declined (p = 0.008) over this time period. Fatigue did not change, and at the 1-year time point, 38% of the cancer patients (n = 11) reported high levels of fatigue. CONCLUSION: This study highlighted the unchanging sedentary behaviour and weight gain of breast cancer survivors during the first year after completion of chemotherapy, which may inform rehabilitation models in this population. PUBLISHED 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Sarah Lawrence College has named longtime Bronxville resident Robert Riggs the 18th Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Senior counsel at the Wall Street law firm Carter Ledyard & Milburn and director of a number of corporations, he has served most recently as Sarah Lawrence's vice chairman and has been a member of the board for ten years.
Riggs and his family have had a long standing relationship with Sarah Lawrence. His wife Wendy Riggs attended the college's Center for Continuing Education for post-bachelors studies and his mother, Frieda Wildy Riggs, was a generous supporter of the Esther Raushenbush Library and a member of the board of the Friends of the Library for nearly twenty years, for which she is honored with a plaque in the library's Seely garden. In 1997 the Riggs family established Sarah Lawrence's Frieda Wildy Riggs Chair in Religious Studies to honor her and to support the teaching and study of all varieties of religion and its significance for culture, private and public.
Riggs and his wife have been actively involved in the College's $75 million fund raising campaign, "the Sarah Lawrence Difference. Preserve it. Enrich it," that will conclude in the fall and that will have raised funds for the Monika A. and Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Visual Arts Center, scholarships, faculty support, general improvements to the College campus, technology and endowment. Riggs stated that his priority as chairman is to increase the liberal arts college's endowment, explaining that at $50 million Sarah Lawrence has one of the smallest endowments of peer institutions, yet one of the strongest academic programs in the nation.
"I believe that Sarah Lawrence offers its students an exceptional educational life with an unparalleled emphasis on direct faculty student relationships in small classes and conferences. It is truly a model for higher education that must be treasured and preserved," said Riggs.
Robert Riggs attended Bronxville High School, graduated cum laude from Amherst College, and earned his law degree from Columbia Law School. He is a retired U.S. Air Force Captain. A former trustee of the Village of Bronxville, Riggs is co-chair of the Bronxville Historical Conservancy.
"As a second generation Bronxville resident I have seen first hand what a rich cultural and intellectual resource the College is for the surrounding community. I hope others will not only come to recognize its value to our local residents, but will also lend their support to ensure the College's future," he said.
The previous board chairman, Margot C. Bogert, stepped down in May 2004, but will remain on the board. She served as chairman since 1998.
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Jul 28 2010No: Style Shirt Sports A Pouch For Your iPad
Want to wear an iPad on your chest so it's obvious to everyone
how cool what a sad, sad virgin (not by choice) you are? Introducing the Style iPad Shirt. Despite it's name, it's actually the opposite of style. Your ass will get kicked!
This pre-shrunk heavyweight cotton tee sports a slit on the inside for sliding your tablet into, and there's a window on the front that enables the wearer (or anyone else, for that matter) to fully interact with the tablet without you having to disrobe. Imagine that! Heck, there are even ports for accessing the dock connector and the 3.5mm headphone jack, which certainly helps to justify the otherwise unconscionable $49.95 to $54.95 price tag.
I'm sorry, but I will make fun of anyone caught wearing one. There's just no excuse. I mean, an iPhone hat sure, but an iPad shirt? I don't think so, Tim. No, what this thing needs is more power. See what I'm doing here? THIS HOME NEEDS NO IMPROVEMENT! Love you, JTT.
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Yeah.... way to get mugged....
Even the "model" wearing this ridiculous piece of shite looks ashamed!
Dear GW,
The name is "Syte" Shirt....no "Style" shirt...
MEGA GHEY much like @1
when screaming IM A DOUCHEBAG just isn't enough.....
true that, #4.
This is what a real life Teletubby looks like.
I want the name of every sad fuker that buys one.
I have many things to sell, many Exciting Products!
Hello friend!
ha ha, I know, my girlfriending too. You have many. Now also, with kitten near home. To many! Many time pooping housegrass to my house! Making so angering! Onetime to fixing never more problems.
1. riddance!
2. whole sound for happy!
3. for Tako too!
Someone wearing this is just begging to get hit in the chest with an aluminum bat...... or something
a man purse wouldn't even help this poor guy
I saw this guy at San Diego comic con when he was pre regging for July 2011, I was asked who was paying him to wear that thing then he said he invented it and was advertising it.
He was a nice guy and all that, but I think this shirt is silly
@15 well now I feel bad because he's nice if that's true. If he reads geekologie & looks me up one day & says 'naas, you're an asshole for bashing my idea & trying to be funny(dickhead)about it on some off the hip interwebz when I'm trying to take something convenient and practical to another level....' I'd probably give a blank stare for a minute, look down at the ground with my hands on my hips and think ......where's the bar?
It's cool until you trip and fall, or a wayward football smashes into your chest or a bully punches you for your lunch money. Or that damn prostitute steals your shirt afterwords and you have to explain to your wife why your coming home half dressed.... what were we talking about again?
no comments ...
Couldn't you just stick a plastic bag to a regular, 4 dollar shirt?
I'd get one only if there's a Pillsbury Doughboy app.
... like a teletubbie
sweet, now we can recognize tool bags faster than ever!
this is stupid. isn't the ipad heat sensitive? so that plastic being used as a protective cover for the screen wouldn't allow you to use it while it's in the shirt. INCONVENIENCE
Sooo.... is this specially designed for TellyTubby cosplayers the world over?? :s
Seriously... If I see anyone in one of these I'm probably going to stab them!
just another product to show how mush they like applecrap, look doesnt it look-a-like one of those you have to carry you baby around ur chest with safyti things and sush, look closer around his neck. the whole idea kind of make me to think of spoiled rich people having her Butler embarrassed dressed with it just so she dont have to hold it while the butler still carry her other things
If you ever see anyone in these hit his chest(well the ipad in this case) or just write "FU" or other things of it if its to obvious of our hate against it
if you bought an Ipad, you probably had to sell the shirt off your back to afford it. So if you own an Ipad and you have no shirt you can buy this one.
Unless your sense of vision is working.
And if it isn't, and you are blind, I would wonder why you bought an Ipad.
Of course, if your blindness made you think it was just a big Iphone then...
I forgot what I was talking about.
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Sean D. Sullivan
The fertility of our minds to invent health care technology must now be matched by a commitment to assess and identify its appropriate use.
EducationPhD University of California (Berkeley), 1992 (Health Economics)
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Notes: From the brewery website – "BIGHEAD is a full-flavoured, full-strength (4.2% alcohol) beer that is 100% natural (free of additives and preservatives) and tastes great – with zero carbs and only 88 calories per bottle"
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Resist the temptation. Forget about what has occurred on the roster. Finishing in the lower level of a conference for these two coaches from two different generations is not an option.
Heading into the middle of January, Wisconsin's Ryan and Pitt's Dixon are on a short list -- at least on mine -- with BYU's Dave Rose, Kentucky's John Calipari, Texas' Rick Barnes and Syracuse's Jim Boeheim for national coach of the year.
What Ryan and Dixon have done so far shouldn't surprise anyone.
Ryan has the Badgers in the thick of the Big Ten race heading into Saturday's game at Ohio State. The Badgers already have a nonconference home win over Duke and handed Purdue its first loss of the season at the Kohl Center. They just won at Northwestern after losing Jon Leuer (wrist) for a few weeks. They already beat Ohio State when Evan Turner was still out and the only Big Ten loss heading into Saturday was at Michigan State.
Meanwhile, Pitt started slowly this season in large part because of the massive turnover with the departures of Levance Fields, Sam Young and DeJuan Blair. Gilbert Brown was academically ineligible for the first semester, and the only returning starter, Jermaine Dixon, was recovering from a broken foot. So, naturally, the Panthers were offensively challenged when they lost to Indiana at the Jimmy V Classic in New York in early December.
But what you can't teach is the toughness that both teams play with throughout the season. Pitt showed no issues in going to Syracuse, Cincinnati and Connecticut to win three straight road games for a 4-0 Big East start heading into a game against Louisville on Saturday.
The Badgers aren't the most talented team in the Big Ten. Pitt doesn't have that honor in the Big East. Yet, by mid-January, they are both virtual locks for the NCAA tournament, barring a collapse, and serious threats to win their respective conferences.
Coincidentally, both coaches were the head coaches last summer for USA Basketball's junior national teams. Ryan coached the World University Games team that won bronze in Serbia. Dixon coached the gold medal-winning U.S. team at the under-19 world championships in New Zealand -- the first time the U.S. won gold in the event since 1991.
Their successes in coaching this summer shouldn't be tossed aside as a coincidence. Players coached by them are also having significant seasons. Ryan coached Clemson's Trevor Booker, Mississippi State's Jarvis Varnado, West Virginia's Da'Sean Butler and Purdue's Robbie Hummel on the older squad, while Dixon coached Pitt point guard Ashton Gibbs, Butler's Matt Howard and Shelvin Mack, Ole Miss' Terrico White and Kansas' Tyshawn Taylor. I'm not handing the successful seasons of these players to the coaching staffs. But I'm simply adding that Ryan and Dixon have been on a good run of late.
Both coaches have shown poise, patience and the ability to tinker with their respective teams to accommodate injuries or attrition. Dixon had to find ways for his team to score without Brown and Jermaine Dixon, and it showed at times in close, agonizing wins over New Hampshire and Duquesne. But the Panthers still won the games as Dixon's controlled intensity rubbed off on his crew.
Ryan went to a three-guard lineup against Northwestern without Leuer and the Badgers won.
"We don't make a big deal out of it,'' Ryan said of Leuer's injury. "I jokingly said we should put a tissue on each chair for Jon.''
What is so true with these two is they make sure there is a team concept that players will plug into throughout the season. I've talked to both throughout the offseason and into the season and never once got a sense of any trepidation about having to make changes or where the offense would come from. They both expected their teams to defend and rebound in due course.
But what's impressive to this point is how much they have bankable wins that won't be dismissed. Dixon didn't complain about a Big East schedule that opened with DePaul at home before the three straight road games. It could have been disastrous for the Panthers. Instead, Pitt was able to navigate rather seamlessly through the three wins. In a season, when there are so many teams lumped together, the Panthers have separated themselves.
Meanwhile, Wisconsin has two wins at home against top-10 teams.
"There's no doubt [that] if we didn't have that buildup, those chips that we do, we might be in a different situation,'' Ryan said. "Two of the eight years [of Ryan's tenure as head coach of the Badgers], we weren't sure going into the final week if we were going to get in -- in 2006 and 2009. Let's face it, last year, we had to go to Penn State and win; if we didn't, Penn State was going. This year, we're in January but we're playing without a piece of our puzzle.''
But the wins have shelf life, and the Badgers can rest knowing that as long as they stay above water -- which the Northwestern win clearly showed -- then they will be in the NCAA field.
Pitt can forget about the Indiana loss. The loss to No. 1 Texas without Jermaine Dixon and Brown has great committee credibility and the three road wins at those three schools in the Big East may not be matched by anyone else in the league.
Pitt can be assured it's not only in the tournament, but a much higher seed come March than was projected when the Panthers were picked ninth in the Big East. The same is true of Wisconsin, which was slotted in the same spot in Big Ten polling in the preseason.
• The NCAA's new proposed legislation about essentially canceling out package deals in recruiting will be an interesting watch. But the legislation does allow for a coach to be hired for a coaching position, even if he has ties to a player within two years of that person matriculating. What this will do is cut out the made-up positions such as "special assistant to the head coach."
The NCAA board of directors should have no issue with one of the assistant coaching positions being filled by a coach, even if he has ties to a player. That's a legitimate hire, even if he is bringing a player. But if the coach is just put on staff in a created position without many responsibilities, it's transparent. Other parts of the university don't always get to create positions on a whim, so trimming the fat on team staffs -- in some cases -- makes sense.
• Good move by the NCAA not to cut down the number of regular-season games from 29 to 28. I think we need a moratorium on changing the schedule for now. Let's see how it works out at this current juncture.
• I couldn't agree more with U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, who spoke at the NCAA convention in Atlanta this week on the NCAA and NBA getting together to adopt a rule that once a player goes to a four-year college, he has to stay for three years -- similar to baseball and football. But I would like to see it go back to allowing players to go straight from high school to the NBA, as well. If a player really has no interest in being in college, then he shouldn't be in school. College isn't for everyone.
• The atmosphere at Littlejohn Coliseum for the Clemson-North Carolina game might have been one of the best I've seen. But what separates places like Kansas and Kentucky is how consistent the environments are for lower-level teams as well as the high-profile opponents. It is human nature for there to be a drop in attendance when the name on the opposing jersey isn't as recognizable, but Clemson did deliver with a rocking atmosphere in Wednesday's win over North Carolina.
• I'm not sure I've seen Roy Williams be as hard on himself as he was after the loss to Clemson. He's really struggling to find smooth sailing for this team. Last season must seem like a lifetime ago.
• I know BYU is ranked at No. 17, but the Cougars, along with Missouri and Northern Iowa, still don't get the national pub they deserve. Maybe that's the media's fault as well, but I will be shocked if these three teams aren't in the NCAA tournament.
• Villanova's Jay Wright said Scottie Reynolds relishes the big-shot moments. Seriously, put the ball in Reynolds' hands this season and something good will happen in the final possession. The same for Kentucky's John Wall.
Wright, who has coached his share of quick guards, said he couldn't get over just how fleet Wall and Eric Bledsoe were in the Wildcats' win over Florida on Tuesday night. I was there, and you can't appreciate just how fast those two are unless you are watching them in person. They get from end to end as fast as any guards I've seen.


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Montana vs BYU Recap - BYU Wins 85-60
BYU cruised to victory on Wednesday, running Montana out of the gym and running up an 85-60 score at EnergySolutions Arena.
Bettors who backed BYU were also rewarded, as they covered the closing number as a favorite of 10.5 at sportsbooks.
BYU got 21 points from Brandon Davies and another 18 points from Tyler Haws. Brandon Davies contributed 6 assists, while Brandon Davies cleaned the glass with 10 rebounds.
Montana got 17 points from Kareem Jamar in a losing cause and another 12 points from Keron DeShields. Jordan Gregory contributed 3 assists for them, while Kareem Jamar had 9 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed BYU were victorious, as the score was 42-31 at the break.
BYU won the battle of the boards, outrebounding their counterparts 35-30.


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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Is Full-Color Sandstone Really Photorealistic? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=52489&th=10494#msg_52489 <![CDATA[The materials info page says that full-color sandstone can produce "photorealistic" parts - is that really true?!?! For instance, is the attached photo possible without painting?

 I'd think that if it was, ShapeWays would show a whole bunch of incredible examples. There's only one example, the "Sad Man" figure, that is fully and realistically colored, but I'm really not clear on whether it was painted or came out of the printer like that. This is the #1 problem with printing scanned objects - they generally look like blobs unless you take a lot of time to paint them.

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 I just took this photo below of my Eyes Die which has 16mm sides - the die was printed in the old Colour Sandstone which used a synthetic 'wax' type sealant (hence the sugar cube type look) - the new FCS uses CA as a sealant and the colours from images on the forums are more vibrant and there looks to be less of a sugar cube look.

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King County prosecutors say in charging documents that notes left on the "keyed" vehicles at the Columbia Center in Seattle called the drivers "dweeb" and "idiot." The targeted vehicles had been parked over the designated parking space lines.
Building security set up a "bait car" and surveillance camera, then turned the information over to police.
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What does it mean to practice gratefulness?
To practice gratefulness is to consciously recognize the things, events, experiences, or people that you are grateful for. Practicing gratefulness is a deliberate and mindful process of expressing appreciation for what you have or what someone has done for you. Research suggests that practicing gratefulness can lead to increased happiness and improved physical health.What should I be grateful for?
People practice gratefulness in many ways and are grateful for a variety of reasons. Here are some examples:
I am grateful for…
- my spouse/partner cleaning up the kitchen after a dinner party
- finding my lost pair of prescription eyeglasses
- pushing the "snooze" button and getting an extra 4 minutes of rest in the morning
- feeling the sun on my face
- having a friend I can always count on.
You don't have to limit your gratitude to things that you have. Perhaps you're grateful for an experience. For example;
- Even though I didn't get offered the job, I am grateful that I made it to the final interview and got to practice my interview skills.
- I have a lot of work to do before Friday, but I'm grateful to have activities and interests to stay busy with.
How can I practice gratefulness?
To practice gratefulness, first think about your day. Identify an event, person, thing, or experience you might be grateful for and apply these three steps. To illustrate, let's use an example of a person in your life, we'll call him Joe.
- I recognize – think about an event, person, thing, or experience. What do you recognize about Joe?
I recognize that Joe is my friend
- I acknowledge – think about the event, person, thing, or experience. What do you acknowledge that Joe does for you?
I acknowledge that Joe calls me regularly
- I appreciate – this is the last step. What is it about the fact that Joe is your friend and he calls you regularly that you appreciate?
I appreciate that Joe is thinking about me and wants to stay involved with my life
- The bottom line?
I am grateful that I have a friend like Joe in my life.
Now you try it:
- I recognize:
- I acknowledge:
- I appreciate:
I am grateful:
Here are some suggestions for how to practice gratefulness:
- Devote a specific time each day to gratitude.
Look at your schedule to determine when you can devote specific periods of time each day to being grateful. It could be before a meal, or before bed, or even just before the kids come home from school. Committing to a specific time will help to establish the ritual of practicing gratefulness.
- Keep a gratitude journal.
Similar to above, set aside some time each day to recall and record moments of gratitude for ordinary events. Try to vary your entries each day so you can better appreciate the good in your life. With a gratitude journal, it can help to read your earlier entries in times of stress or when you're struggling to feel grateful.
- Write gratitude letters.
A twist on keeping a journal: spend some time thinking about the people for whom you are most grateful and draft a letter to them that identifies their qualities that you appreciate. You don't need to give them the letters; the mere act of expression is what is most important. Remember that even the most difficult people can teach us something.
- Express gratitude in person.
Extroverts might find that they benefit from expressing their gratitude in person to someone. A simple thank you is all that is needed to feel the benefits of this kind of gratitude.
- Prayer.
Faith and spirituality are important to many people, and prayer can be a time to combine your faith with what you're grateful for. Saying "grace" before meals is a good example.
However you choose to be practice gratefulness, these three steps will help you identify and appreciate the good people, experiences, and events in your life.
- Recognize – What do you recognize about it?
- Acknowledge – What do you acknowledge that it does or has done for you?
- Appreciate – What do you appreciate about it?
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Max Reger, with his usual rough Bavarian humor, liked to ask the riddle "Question: Why is a composer like a pig? Answer: Both are appreciated only after they're dead." He also used to tell the story of what happened one evening when he went to visit some friends. The little country servant girl had asked her mistress what this guest did for a living. The lady of the house drew herself up proudly and said: "He's a composer!" "Wow!" said the girl in astonishment, "a living composer! Do they exist?" Honegger, like the dynamic ex-rugby player he was, did not beat around the bush in talking to Bernard Gavoty , but charged straight in with: "The most important thing about a composer is that he should be dead."
We know that things were not always so, and that under the ancien régime the composer had a very precise social role that ended with his death. After the French Revolution of 1789, however, the composer, freed from the constraints laid on him by an employer, began to write for a hypothetical posterity without worrying about being understood immediately. So it was that Beethoven, with an eye on the future, was the first "posthumous" composer.
Since for Honegger the need to communicate with people directly was always the absolute priority, he could not be happy with this state of affairs. Which is not to say that he too did not nourish the secret hope of the Roman poet Horace: "Non omnis moriar" (I shall not wholly die). To be and to have been -- an existential dilemma, and indeed a dilemma we cannot formulate as precisely as we might wish because of the significant lack of a future infinitive tense in our language. Although Honegger was acclaimed and understood in his lifetime, immediately after his death he seemed to be losing his bold wager. With the passage of time, we now know that he won it.
A sentence of his that perfectly defines his position, and the means employed to achieve it, has often been quoted: "My efforts have always been directed toward the ideal of writing music that is understandable by the great mass of listeners but sufficiently free of banality to interest music-lovers." 1 His interviewer Bernard Gavoty commented: "An art that is both popular and personal." But Honegger went on:
If your melodic and rhythmic shapes are precise and stick in the mind, the listener will never be frightened by the accompanying dissonances. What


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Modern Babylon? Prostituting Children in Thailand
Modern Babylon? Prostituting Children in Thailand
Child prostitution became one of the key concerns of the international community in the 1990s. World congresses were held, international and national laws were changed and concern over "cemmercially sexually exploited children" rose dramatically. Rarely, however, were the children who worked as prostitutes consulted of questioned in this process, and the voices of these children brought into focus. This book is the first to address the children directly, to examine their daily lives, their motivations and their perceptions of what they do. Based on 15 months of fieldwork in a Thai tourist community that survived through child prostitution, this book draws on anthropological theories on childhood and kinship to contextualize the experiences of this group of Thai child prostitutes and to contrast these with the stereotypes held of them by those outside their community.
Heather Montgomery is a member of the Fertility and Reproduction Studies Group and a British Academy Post Doctoral Research Fellow at the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford. She has recently been appointed Lecturer in Child Studies at the Open University.