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Well, Monday should be interesting! IBD had PRFT featured as a Black boxed stock this weekend. Good news for any stock.
i have a feeling we'll see 25 this coming week......
25? how do you reach that target price?... I am looking at around 12.50 as a target price..which will bring in nice little profit? what price target is everyone else looking at? Plus, I would appreciate any other comments/suggestions from other following or who own PRFT. I own only about 100 shares..but I am wondering if I should add more
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Nicknamed the «Limousine Riviera», this pleasant town combines natural attractions with Romanesque architecture. Built on the banks of the Dordogne, Beaulieu is famous for its church, all that remains of the old Benedictine monastery. In 855, charmed by the place, Raoul Archbishop of Bourges decided to name it Bellus locus (beau lieu - beautiful place). At the same time he founded an abbey which flourished until the Revolution.
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20 Festive Christmas StockingsGabrielle Blair
It's time to break out the bins of Christmas decorations so we can get to feeling holly and jolly! I know that when we're in the middle of putting up the tree and stringing garlands, my kids seem to especially look forward to finding their stockings and getting them hung. Stocking are a child's one little personal bit of Christmas.
When we moved, we decided to leave our stockings in France (for future holidays spent there), which means this year we're starting from scratch as far as stockings go. So I thought it might be a fun to pull together some of the stockings I'm considering. There's a real mix: vintage, handmade, brand new, plus a few tutorials for festive DIY Christmas stockings as well.
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Knitters unite! This striped wonder stocking is right up your alley.
Tutorial here from The Purlbee
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A Christmas sack, what a delightful stocking alternative. It can be personalized too, even better!
Find them here from Harrow & Green
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Wool sweaters receive new life with this fun stocking tutorial.
DIY here from Better Homes and Gardens
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I am obsessed with the nubs and gnarls on this stocking, isn't it perfect?
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Pretty embroidery adds to the simple charm of this delightful stocking.
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Fancy up these felt stockings with paper punches and bells. Love the detail.
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Handkerchief Stockings 9 of 20
Hit your local antique store or flea market and pick up some pretty handkerchiefs. Then transform them!
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Vintage Stripes And Checkers 10 of 20
These beauties are circa 1982, love!
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Quilted Stockings 11 of 20
Gorgeous quilted stockings are the perfect handmade holiday touch.
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Sonia is a 39-year-old member of the Trust Bank and has four children. She has had three years of formal education, and because of her leadership skills and her great desire to excel, Sonia has been elected president of the group. She has a convenience store and is requesting a loan to add inventory to her store. Sonia needs to purchase rice, beans, oil, salt, noodles, sugar and drinks in order to meet the demand of her customers.
It is essential that the women learn how to manage their loans, so the Microcredit Plus program of Friendship Bridge is especially useful for them. A loan officer attends their monthly meetings and shares relevant information with the ladies on subjects like accounting, budgeting, customer service, indebtedness, marketing and pricing. The ladies also benefit from increased knowledge about health, hygiene and nutrition, as well as the use of medicinal plants. Attending their meetings, one notices more smiles and increased self esteem.
Sonia and her friends in the "Margaritas de Xejuyú" Trust Bank extend their heartfelt gratitude to Kiva investors. They feel fortunate to be together, to work toward the common goals of empowering themselves and eliminating poverty in their families and community. Kiva investors are valuable partners in this effort!
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About Friendship BridgeThis loan is administered by Friendship Bridge (FB), a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization that empowers thousands of impoverished Guatemalan women through its Microcredit Plus program. The program combines small loans averaging US$350 for four-to-twelve month loan terms with non-formal, participatory education.
As FB clients, women start, expand, or diversify their businesses and learn practical lessons on topics including business, health, and self-esteem. FB's clients borrow as a group, forming Trust Banks (groups of 7-25 women who serve as co-guarantors of the loan and act as a self-regulating support network).
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Open mic: Cooperage open mic night, Wednesday, 7-10 p.m., 1030 Main St., donations appreciated.
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Seniors meet: Keyser Valley Seniors meet Monday, 1 p.m., Keyser Valley Community House; refreshments, games follow.
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Meeting rescheduled: Neighborhood Watch Association meeting rescheduled to Monday, 7 p.m., Holy Rosary School auditorium; topic Rockwell Avenue Bridge.
Fish dinner: SS. Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church Meatless Meal for Lent baked haddock dinner, April 11, 5-7 p.m., Regal Room, 216 Lackawanna Ave., takeouts available, $13/advance, Sandra, 570-383-9487, by April 7; $15/limited tickets at door.
Pysanky classes: Polish Union Ukrainian Pysanky classes, April 2, 2 and 5:30 p.m., St. Catherine of Siena Church, Moscow, $20, includes kistka, beeswax, egg, handouts with designs, instructions, arrive 30 minutes before classes to receive supplies and pay; Tammy Budnovitch, 570-766-1919.
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Seniors meet: Scott/Greenfield Twps. Senior Citizens meeting, Monday, 1 p.m., Joe Terry Center.
Senior bingo: Downtown Senior Center bingo party for ages 60 and over, Thursday, dinner, 5 p.m., bingo follows, bingo canceled if no school; reservations required, 570-347-3970, by Tuesday.
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Seniors meet: Young at Heart of South Scranton meeting, Tuesday, 1 p.m., St. Paul of the Cross Parish Center, Prospect Avenue.
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Film showing: Wayne County Arts Alliance's showing of "The Flowers of St. Francis," Monday, 7 p.m., Route 6 Cinema, Texas Twp., $6/suggested donation.
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This loan will be used to buy groceries. Some of the money will be used to buy cement and sand to repair a wall in her business location.
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With Suse Linux Enterprise Real Time 10, financial organizations can respond more rapidly to changing markets and new information, get greater application reliability and predictability, and identify and eliminate performance bottlenecks. This will allow them to increase revenue opportunities and improve service to their customers, even while reducing computing infrastructure costs.
"In order to win in today's increasingly competitive global markets, companies need to be able to respond quickly while delivering superior products and services," said Roger Levy, senior vice president and general manager of Open Platform Solutions for Novell. "Companies that leverage technology such as SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time 10 to improve responsiveness and availability of critical business services will be better able to compete and grow their own top-line revenues."
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Year in Review 2013: Literature
This year has been a solid-gold one for the literary scene, bringing in collaborative projects, audience engagement, star-studded showcases, and, of course, fabulous literature to the good old Twin Cities. Let's take a moment to set aside our modest Midwestern tendencies, and proceed to "ooh and ah" about what happened on the local scene in 2013.
The Loft Literary Center's Short-Short Salon
The literary scene wasted no time getting started in mid-January this year with the Loft Literary Center's first ever flash-fiction marathon, Short-Short Salon. The brainchild of Marge Barrett, Short-Short Salon featured readings from this year's three contest winners, as well as first-place winners from the past 12 years (the event had previously been hosted by MinnPost). Pulling in this year's first, second, and third places respectively were Katrina Wollet, Bonnie West, and Samuel Cole. A half-time show from comedian Rana May elicited chuckles and provided fodder between readers.
Vacationland by Sarah Stonich
April brought about the release of local fiction writer Sarah Stonich's Vacationland, an intricately crafted book of short stories. Each piece is linked by Meg, a recurring, fully-dimensional character, and the place she calls home: the remains of a tired, family-owned lakeside resort in Northern Minnesota. Stonich brings all of her characters to life with gorgeous, organic mastery.
Potluck Supper with Meeting to Follow by Andy Sturdevant
Andy Sturdevant's Potluck Supper with Meeting to Follow was published by Minneapolis's Coffee House Press in October, and has been popping up in literary conversations, reviews, and at innovative events ever since. A guidebook to the Twin Cities spaces, art, and culture, Potluck Supper is a smart and quirky read, giving love to many local gems.
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Motionpoems Screening at Walker Art Center
Motionpoems had another stellar year of taking poems from the page and turning them into short video. Creators Angella Kassube and Todd Boss (who is also a fantastic poet in his own right) revealed the world premiere of 2013 videos at a screening at Walker Art Center during the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival. (Psst! Don't miss Motionpoems' and Todd Boss's newest endeavor, Arrivals and Departures, at the St. Paul Union Depot. For more details, check motionpoems.com.)
[PANK] Invasion: Minneapolis
The Michigan-based experimental literary organization [PANK] brought its nationwide reading series to Minneapolis with the added pizzazz of local lit and art publication Paper Darts. [PANK]'s portion of the lineup featured Matt Mauch (of Maeve's Sessions and Great Twin Cities Poetry Read), Kris Bigalk, and Jordan Wiklund. Paper Darts' three choices were Katie Sisneros, John Brandon, and John Jodzio (whose book, Get in If You Want to Live, Paper Darts' published last year). The mashup served up some of the best current local talent.
Conceived of and organized by Art Allen (one of the minds behind Buzzwords crowd-sourced series) in partnership with the Loft Literary Center, the first-ever Pundamonium was a night of ridiculous puns and hilarity. The rules of the evening were straight forward: Contestants had 30 seconds to whip out a pun based on the prompt given to them, which would then be judged by the audience. Whoever maintained the top score throughout the three rounds of Pundamonium won. The event was hosted by the giggle-inducing local writer Maggie Ryan Sandford, who added to the silliness of the evening.
Black Aperture by Matt Rasmussen
Local poet Matt Rasmussen's wryly written Black Aperture (LSU Press, May 2013) chronicles the suicide of his brother. The book was a finalist for National Book Award, and is recipient of the Walt Whitman Award of the Academy of American Poets. Rasmussen won readers over with his dark humor and genuine approach to a complicated subject.
"Confess" from Revolver
In 2013, Revolver continued its streak of unique events with May's "Confess." The event stemmed from a collaboration with the project "We Are All Criminals" by 2011 Bush Foundation Fellow Emily Baxter. At four "confession" booths, event-goers could choose to:
1) Listen to Baxter's gathered confessions from "We Are All Criminals," featuring those who got away with their deeds.
2) Sit across from a stranger and confess something.
3) Confess to Baxter herself.
4) Listen to the evening's confessions.
Booze, music from DJ Shannon Blowtorch, and other shenanigans capped off the event with the typical Revolver style. (P.S.: Check out Revolver's next event, Revolver at the Ritz: 12 Experiments on January 18.)
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With the monicker "A Storefront for Storytellers," this partnership between Paper Darts and SooLOCAL brought together 25 organizations and artists. For six weeks in June and July, the Paper Darts Pop-Up storefront was brimming with diverse events such as literary, art, gaming, and performance. Star happenings included the launch party for Paper Darts' fifth edition; Revolver's experimental event DESK, where a handful of artists/writers each took a turn destroying/recreating a desk; and Thirty-Two Magazine's "A Movable Feast: A Literary Pop-Up Dinner."
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A Pound of Steam by Dessa
While she already had buzz from her newest album, Parts of Speech, Dessa kept the excitement going with the release of her latest chapbook, A Pound of Steam, in October from Twin Cities' literary publication and organization Rain Taxi. More polished and confident than her previous poetry publications, A Pound of Steam proves Dessa to be a steamroller in her growth into an established artist, performer, and writer.
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Road Tour 2002: Michigan and VermontWritten on October 3, 2002 From the Upper Midwest to the Northeast -- Back to Back
After what seemed like the entire summer off, it was time to head out again on the Street Rodder Road Tour. During the second week of September, street rodders in the North and Midwest all converge on Kalamazoo, Michigan, the home of the NSRA Nationals North. I called my buddy, artist Guy Shively, and let him know that the passenger seat in our Coast-to-Coast convertible was open for the trip to the "Zoo." He jumped at the chance and we were on the highway by 7:00 am Wednesday morning.
The trip to Kalamazoo is a relatively short one, by Road Tour standards. The 320-mile trip went by quickly under sunny blue skies. We got to the Fairgrounds by 3:00 pm and immediately put the top down, which is where it stayed all weekend! It was another great Nationals North event. Over 3,300 street rods covered the Kalamazoo Fairgrounds. You can check out the February '03 issue of Street Rodder for complete coverage.
Our good-weather luck ran out about an hour away from home on Sunday night. A classic Ohio gully-washer hit, but we made it through. Great lights from Vintique and windshield wipers from Specialty Power Windows helped us deal with the inclement weather. I didn't have a lot of downtime at home before the next event. The NSRA Northeast Nationals was about to take place in Burlington, Vermont, the following weekend. I was up and rolling at dawn on Wednesday for the 600-mile trip to New England. My route took me up to the New York State Thruway and across the state, almost to Albany. Then, I headed further north where I took a ferry boat from New York across the lower section of Lake Champlain into Vermont. I was standing in the parking lot of the headquarters hotel by 6:00 pm Wednesday evening.
The Northeast Nationals is a show that combines great scenery and cool cars. Since it's only 90 miles from the Canadian border, many of our street rod friends from the "Great North" made the trip to Burlington. It was a good weekend in Northern New England. As with the Kalamazoo editorial, you can also find the complete coverage from Burlington in the February '03 issue of Street Rodder. Under cloudy skies on Sunday, I started my journey home. The Adirondack Mountains that had been so beautiful on the previous Wednesday turned ugly on Sunday, with rain, fog, and darkness setting in. I made it to Saratoga Springs, New York, by Sunday evening. By the next morning the weather cleared and I had a fine trip home. Again my time at home was short. With just five days to unwind from Burlington, I soon found myself behind the wheel again, this time, on a very long journey to Sacramento, California: the site of the new NSRA Golden State Nationals. Then, we're planning a very quick 3,000-mile trip to the Southeast Nationals in Tampa, Florida. This will be a true test of man and machine.
Log on to www.streetrodderweb.com and get updates on our adventures. Dubbed the "Iron Man Run" this final two weeks should be exciting. See you on the Road Tour!
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Across the Ohio Turnpike and on into Indiana is the route that Guy and I took to Kalamazoo. The third lane that they have added to the Ohio 'pike really speeds things along.There were 3,344 street rods registered at the Nationals North this year. This is one of those events where people come and stay for all three days.I was only home for two days before I had to head east to Burlington, Vermont. This was the beautiful Ohio sunrise when I left that Wednesday.I traveled on the New York State Thruway for most of the day, and came across some fellow street rodders who also had their sights set on Burlington.The crew was nice enough to let me position the Road Tour 'Vert at the front of the ferry. The 20-minute ride was a nice change of pace, and also lots of fun.Burlington, Vermont, sits on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain. The waterfront area is undergoing renovation.
This is one of Burlington's most famous landmarks. The church sits at the end of the downtown Promenade shopping area.The Champlain Valley Exposition Grounds was again the site of the NSRA Northeast Nationals. Over 1,500 street rods were registered this year.I traveled under blue skies and sunshine for my journey home on Monday. These rodders also had a fun weekend in Vermont.I jumped off I-90 at Northeast Pennsylvania. Lake Erie is very picturesque in this area. It's known as America's "North Coast."


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Don't Wait To See Thinking Cap's Waiting For Waiting For Godot
In Thinking Cap Theatre's Waiting For Waiting For Godot, the absurdity of life is moved from the center stage spotlight of Samuel Beckett's play in progress to the dingy dark wings where two understudies are waiting in vain to go on.
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Intriguing premises are the jumping off points for the nine flights of theatrical whimsy in City Theatre's annual festival of short plays, Summer Shorts. While no discernable thread runs through the disparate works, the deftly comic playlets are shot through with a striation of poignancy, and the moving entries are leavened with flashes of humor.
Family, Science, Feminism Evolve In Arts Garage's Stimulating "The How And The Why"
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Shorts Gone Wild 2: More About Relationships Than Risque
So the Cowardly Lion walks into a gay bar…. That premise pretty reliably lets you know that you must be watching the new edition of Shorts Gone Wild 2, the mildly risqué festival of short plays with a LGBT underpinning.
City Theatre's Summer Shorts Kicks It Up A Notch Once Again
Efforts by City Theatre staffers to improve the consistency of its offerings has paid off: This edition of Summer Shorts is not only lushly and imaginatively produced with a noticeable extra bit of polish, but is more consistently funny and entertaining than any edition in recent memory.
Naked Stage Unleashes Mercurial Emotions In Miss Julie
For a century, August Strindberg's tragedy Miss Julie has been interpreted as a seesaw of power exercised through class and sexual politics. But in Naked Stage's operatic production, as lives lie in ruins, everyone ultimately is revealed a slave, never a master, when they toy with those three elements.
Juan C. Sanchez's Disturbing Collection Of Playlets Is Anything But Paradise
Juan C. Sanchez's Paradise Motel begins in the clouds and ends in the sewer. Charting five decades in the devolution of a fictional motel on Calle Ocho—and the parade of lovers, hustlers, sharks and addicts that have occupied its rooms—this collection of seven playlets presents an uncompromising vision of urban decay that will ring wincingly true for its Miami audience
Caudle's Visiting Hours At New Theatre Asks Should You Lie To The People You Care About
Until the final scene, it's not terribly clear what New Theatre's intriguing Visiting Hours is about or what it's trying to say – and then the ideas come at you so fast that it takes a while afterward to sort out what playwright David Caudle has been setting up all night. Fortunately, the production led by director Margaret M. Ledford is consistently engaging and Caudle's characters are absorbing enough to keep your attention.
Summer Shorts Is, As Usual, A Daffy, Uneven, Goofy Smile
By Bill Hirschman Sometimes for actors, especially playing comedy, the only option is to jump off the cliff and see if you can fly. The miracle is that sometimes, as in City Theatre's Summer Shorts, is that, indeed, they soar. …
Playing A Dolphin, Dracula and Mothra In Same Show: Everyday Challenge At Summer Shorts
Imagine you're Ken Clement in City Theatre's Summer Shorts opening this week. One minute he's a dolphin, a few minutes later he;s Dracula and still later he has to find his inner Mothra. Performing in the annual festival of short plays, a rite of summer now in its 18th edition, requires talents they don't dwell on in drama school.


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Then using God's great gifts, Satan created Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream and Krispy Creme Donuts. And Satan said, "You want chocolate with that?"
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God then said, "I have sent you heart healthy vegetables and olive oil in which to cook them." And Satan brought forth deep fried fish and chicken-fried steak so big it needed its own platter. And Man gained more weight and his cholesterol went through the roof.
God then created a light, fluffy white cake, named it "Angel Food Cake," and said, "It is good." Satan then created chocolate cake and named it "Devil's Food."
God then brought forth running shoes so that His children might lose those extra pounds. And Satan gave cable TV with a remote control so Man would not have to toil changing the channels. And Man and Woman laughed and cried before the flickering blue light and gained pounds.
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God then gave lean beef so that Man might consume fewer calories and still satisfy his appetite. And Satan created McDonald's and its 99-cent double cheeseburger. Then said, "You want fries with that?" And Man replied, "Yes! And super size them!" And Satan said, "It is good." And Man went into cardiac arrest.
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Saturdays are special for Janna. That's when she and Granddaddy spend the whole day together.
Walking down the street with Granddaddy is like strolling through a kingdom with a king. He knows everyone and everyone knows him. Best of all, Granddaddy and Janna always head for her favorite place in the world — Terrell's barbershop. There, Granddaddy and his friends are kings in barber chair thrones, and Janna is a princess, showered with love and attention.
One day Granddaddy passes away, and Janna feels she has lost their wonderful kingdom forever. But with great courage and some unexpected help, Janna finds her way back to the happiness of those special Saturdays.
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Statistics compiled by Greenwood Community High School baseball player Alex Krupa this season present few, if any, doors wide enough for criticism to enter.
If the .463 batting average doesn't elevate the eyebrows of even the harshest naysayer, Krupa's 38 stolen bases in 29 starts — that's 1.3 per game, folks — likely will.
Factor in his 10 doubles, two triples, five home runs, 53 runs scored and .576 on-base percentage, and the senior center fielder doesn't give you much to work with.
Unless you're Krupa.
"I wish I had less strikeouts," Krupa said of his 18 whiffs this season. "I was pretty satisfied with my stolen bases and with my extra-base hits, but there's always room for improvement."
Krupa's blazing speed and unquestioned baseball instincts helped the Woodmen produce 51 victories over the past three seasons.
Greenwood's Mid-State Conference record during this span is 27-9, including an 11-1 mark in 2012.
Krupa's stellar final campaign in green and gold earned him Player of the Year honors for the Daily Journal's 2013 All-County Team.
Chosen last weekend in the 19th round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft by the Cincinnati Reds, Krupa finds himself at a crossroads regarding his future.
What can't be denied is his past.
Taking the 2011, '12 and '13 seasons combined, Krupa, who batted lead-off this season and second in the lineup as a sophomore and junior, compiled a .529 average, 142 base hits, 132 runs and an astounding 79 steals in 84 attempts.
"Probably the thing I'll miss the most about Alex is the way he played the game," Greenwood coach Andy Bass said. "He loves the game of baseball, and he gave it his all every day, whether it was practice or a game.
"Alex just has certain skills you can't teach or can't coach."
Some school records Krupa will likely own years from now. Others longer than that.
Yet Krupa's high school career should never be reduced to mere boxscore data. There were 11 other seniors on this year's Woodmen squad, the majority being friends Krupa has known since he was the height of the bat he now swings.
Saying goodbye hasn't been easy.
Nor will it be in the days and weeks ahead, as life gradually points them in different directions.
"This was a great year, but I wish I had more time with these guys. Tylor Martin was in my kindergarten class, and he's still my best friend today," said Krupa, his voice becoming progressively quieter. "I could care less about my career as long as I don't lose their friendship. It's legit."
This genuine closeness made the varsity baseball program's awards banquet Monday evening at the home of Krupa's mother, Vicki, one of varied emotions. Krupa knew ahead of time what the hours together would entail. So did his coach.
"The kids kind of hung out together after the awards, and it was a difficult thing to get through," Bass said. "It's just been a very close-knit group. It was tough."
The Reds must know by early July whether Krupa plans to pursue his professional baseball option or honor the commitment he previously made to attend Iowa Western Community College.
Either way, the hourglass pertaining to his days in Greenwood has been turned over. And like Alex Krupa, the sands are moving fast.
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Evan Giles, Franklin, sophomore, pitcher/outfield • Josh Piper, Center Grove, senior, pitcher • Will Todd, Center Grove, senior, infield
Patrick Norris, Center Grove, junior, outfield • Sammy Wilkerson, Edinburgh, senior pitcher • Trent Tatlock, Edinburgh, senior, infield
Brenden Smith, Indian Creek, junior, utility • Jared Adkins, Whiteland, junior, infield/pitcher
Center Grove: Jay Prior, Nathaniel Coy and Terrance Parks • Edinburgh: Trevor Armel
Franklin: Ross Barr and Anthony Mercer • Greenwood: Jon Bowen, Tylor Martin, Mitch Caster and Chad Honeycutt
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Oakland University's sail is a stylized version of the sail from the ship of the Greek hero Ulysses. The OU Sail is the official university logo, representing what Oakland has achieved and what it aspires to become.
The stacked Oakland University type treatment logo can also be used. It is easy to read and works well with the fresh, sleek marketing pieces we create. The logos may be produced in black, PMS 872 or reversed in white out of a solid, color field.
This type treatment may be used in electronic and print media as an identifier and graphic element. It is a trademarked word combination and therefore requires a "TM" to be included in all uses. The typeface is ITC Garamond Book. See examples below.
With our focus on the strength of the Oakland brand, it's important that we treat our department names with consistency.
All units may use the Oakland University word mark with the sail line in combination with their department name in upper lower case ITC Garamond Bold.
Variations of the department logos should be requested from your account manager. Examples below.
The spirit mark should be used almost exclusively for athletics and merchandise materials. Obtain approval from University Communications and Marketing before using either on any publications. The mascot may be introduced for limited academic scenarios, including marketing to prospective students and social work groups.
Only use approved versions of the Oakland University wordmark. Contact your account manager to obtain this logo.
Additional considerations:
- Do not recreate the wordmark or alter elements of the mark in any way.
- Do not use the wordmark to replace the word "Oakland University" in text.
- Do not combine with other marks, graphic elements, or words except as specified in the College, School and Unit Logos section.
- The logo should maintain proportion when reduced or enlarged.
- The wordmark may be used on giveaway and promotional items and must use a licensed approved vendor. Visit oakland.edu/licensing for more details.
- See the Color Palette section for appropriate color guidelines in reproduction
To maintain consistency in our identity, please avoid the practices below:
Below are the official colors of Oakland University, and have represented the university since its founding. They're well-known both inside and outside of the Oakland community. Making them a prominent part of our communications is one of the clearest ways to ensure that our materials reflect a cohesive Oakland brand, especially with audiences who are less familiar.
Logo Creation and Usage
- Student groups can design their own artwork, as long as it does not alter or mock the OU logo or aspects of our official marks in any way.
- Examples include not creating different types of or looks to the stacked Oakland University mark, the official sail, or the official athletics mark, the bear.
- Non-official marks such as paw prints or other distinguishing elements of a bear are acceptable as long as they are not incorporated into the OU official marks.
- If the group is representing Oakland University in an official capacity (i.e., national competition, uniforms, etc.), groups CAN use official OU marks, but need to get approval from University Communications and Marketing.
- Oakland University and Golden Grizzlies are trademarked words/names and require the TM mark.
- Student organizations must clearly state their Registered Student Organization (RSO) status on merchandise. ie: club, student organization, student board, etc. - rather then representing themselves as an official OU department or unit.
- All orders must go through a licensed OU vendor
- List of vendors can be found at http://learfieldlicensing.com/vendor-list
- Any time that any type of product is discussed for a fundraiser or for resale - the royalties are a factor.
- Be sure to check with the vendor to make sure they are eligible to produce goods for resale. Many vendors only hold a license for internal giveaways.
- Products purchased for resale are not exempt from the royalty fee payment requirement even if they are sold at cost.
- Staff or Faculty advisor should be involved and must first approve of the message or spirit of item. (Note: this does not guarantee UCM sign off, but it is important that your advisor is aware.)
- Profile photos must follow logo guidelines.
- Account names or descriptions should include OU/Oakland University in some way.
- Links to organization's social accounts should be provided in the Grizzorgs portal.
- Be responsive to mentions and messages and post at least once per week.
- Request cross-promotion with OU's main social media accounts by:
- Tagging oaklandu accounts in social posts o Using #ThisIsOU
- Emailing information to email@example.com
- Make sure an adviser or your successors have access to the accounts once you graduate. Don't make them rebuild the audience.


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$995—$2,045 Studio—3 bed 250 Liberty Street, Columbus OH, 43215
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The rent at Liberty Place Apartments ranges from $995 for a studio to a $2,045 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 2% more expensive than the Brewery District average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in the Brewery District neighborhood in Columbus. Nearby parks include Schlee Brewery Historic District, Lower Scioto Park and J W Galbreath Bicentennial Park.
Liberty Place Apartments has a Walk Score of 72 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
10' Ceilings/Triple Crown Molding, Transom Windows, Custom Built Wine Racks, Built-In Desks and Bookcases, Sun Rooms, 8-Foot Bay Windows, Double Vanity Sinks, Full Size Washer/Dryer, High Speed Internet Access, Pool/Spa, Fitness Center, 6,9 and 12 month leases available
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Micah James
Apr 04, 2015
I attempted to tour this place and the not so Sweet office staff told me they were 100% occupied without even asking my time frame for moving in.. Then she just stared at me like I was ruining her life when I attempted to ask about waitlist options. The comical thing is that a friend of mine toured them later that week with no issues.. I should sue this woman for her fair housing discrimination.. but I'd rather just write this review so people know how disgusting she is and to not lease through her.
Chris Yuska
Jun 30, 2014
After living in a number of apartments in Columbus, this is probably one of the worst I've lived in. Construction was cheap. Utilities are all electric and utilized cheap appliances, resulting in the utilities bill for my one-bedroom apartment typically being $220+/month without ever being able to get my apartment's temperature to stay within 5 degrees of what I set despite the heat/AC running for 12+ hours a day. Also, my balcony door was bowed, making it extremely difficult to open or shut. Crime was surprisingly bad. My car was broken into while parked in the gated parking lot beside my building, and my roommate's vehicle was egged while parked in the gated parking garage (really). The complex seemed to also be falling into disrepair, despite new buildings going up. Deafening fire alarms went off around 2-4 am once every week or two while I lived there. The locks on the doors to most buildings typically didn't work well or were completely broken, often locking me out of my most direct route to my apartment. Additionally, the garage had standing water whenever it rained, causing anyone on my corner to walk through an inch or more of water to get to their vehicles. The elevator that was supposed to be finished within my first month of living there was never finished before I moved out, causing the leg injury I had to become a much larger issue while living on the top floor. Pros: * Covered parking (unassigned but usually available) * Newly finished apartment * Location (though the traffic from 70 was audible at night from my apartment) Cons: * Expensive utilities that don't work well * Crime * Excessive fire alarms while sleeping * Lack of working elevators
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Aug 01, 2014
I have lived here now for several months and the experience has been nothing but horrifying. The apartments are dirty upon move in. Service requests are ignored, and should not be necessary in the first place in a brand new apartment. I have been trying to get several crucial things taken care of for months now and requests and emails are ignored. The pool was closed in july by the health department because it was too unsanitary for use. The gates in the guest parking lot frequently break making it nearly impossible to access them. The walls are paper thin and you hear everything around you and above you. I have lived in many apartment complexes over the years, including those on college campuses, and this is by far the worst experience i've had as well as the highest rent. DO NOT live here.
todd russell
Aug 23, 2013
We just left Liberty Place apartments due to a job transfer. Without question, it was by far the best experience of all apartments we have lived in. Everyone in the office (Rachel M, Jamie S, Jesse D) was outstanding. Maintenance requests (eg: broken microwave door, slow draining tub, sticky patio door) were quickly resolved. Our bedroom window faced Short St – no real noise except for occasional train, but even that never disturbed us at night. Our only issue was parking - tight right now due to construction. If you are in the market, definitely consider Liberty Place.
Mark Jackson
Feb 07, 2015
Great apartments with fantastic flat mates
Brewery District, Columbus, 43215
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Many nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, excellent bike lanes.
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Lately the food scenery in Kigali has grown to an extent that one can eat a different cuisine each single day of the week. To give you an overview, we decided to try out some different eating hangouts and this is what we observed:
Day 1: L'Epicurien, Kigali
This is a French restaurant located in the busy streets of restaurants in Kimihurura. They have a weekly menu at decent prices of 5,800 FRW or 6,200. It is located in an old house with a beautiful garden and offers a quick business lunch. The food is good, the service good and the ambiance excellent especially when you get seated in the garden area. I liked the fact that they change their menu every week because it shows impressive creativity.
Day 2: Mille Collines Hotel
This hotel is now managed by the Kempinski Group which is renowned for its five star hotels. One will expect to experience a 5 star service even in the poolside restaurant but I guess it is too early as the hotel is still in the phase of putting things right.
They now serve a business lunch buffet at a very reasonable price of 7,000 FRW. The food is basic but very tasteful. The hygienic standards still need to improve for salads and desserts displayed in the open air.
Day 3: Laico Hotel
The Umubano Hotel is one of the old hotels that have gone through many changes of management from Meridien to Novotel, Laico etc. Now, it is managed by an administrator from the Ministry of Trade and Industry but the staff try to maintain some minimum standards.
For 12.000 FRW, they still serve a very good buffet lunch. Their salads buffet is probably still one of the best in town.
Day 4: Via Veneto
This is an Italian restaurant that was in the past located somewhere in Nyarutarama around the golf course. It has now moved close to the Zen restaurant. We ordered some Mushrooms and cheese Risotto and Shrimps Taggliattelle and these two turned out to be very delicious choices. Service can improve as the only staff we saw seemed to be running around a lot.
Day 5: Le Poivre Noir
This is one of the newest offers in Kigali. Nathalie and her husband offer very simple bistronomique cuisine. The fact that the owner serves herself while the husband cooks makes the experience very homely. The restaurant seats 24 people and it is better to book in advance. Great, simple food in a very good ambiance
Day 6: Serena Hotels - Breakfast
Serena Hotel in Kigali has the best breakfast in town. It is best enjoyed over the week- end when one does not need to rush. They offer a variety of fruits, cheese and pastries
Brachetto – Dinner
I discovered this restaurant some months ago and the ambiance in an evening set up offers a great experience. The Italian Chef takes pride in creative dishes and though the prices are on a higher side, you will see the value in the dishes and services. The chef is friendly and comes out to seek feedback from customers.
The restaurant offers fantastic gourmet food in a cosy atmosphere. The staff are probably the best in town and are dressed in very beautiful uniforms.
Also as a wine bar, you have an extensive list of French and Italian wines.
Day 7: Shokola
Shokola in Kimihurura is beautifully decorated and offers a cosy environment surrounded by nature. For those of us nostalgic of the first Shokola that was located in Kiyovu some years ago, this place is a hidden gem in the hills of Kigali.
The staff is very knowledgeable about the products and offer very good service. You could sit comfortably in the couches and read any of the numerous books available there.


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"It's long overdue. The residents for months have been asking about issues regarding security," Ron Turner, Sr., executive director of the Meridian Housing Authority, explains.
Those questions have been answered with the opening of the newest Meridian Police Substation in the East End section of the city. Police Chief James Reed says the substation will serve an active role in the daily operations of the department. "Their regular duties. We will use this as a place to come and work; a place to interview people if we have to do interviews."
Besides daily police work, Chief Reed believes this substation will also increase community awareness and support in helping to stop crime.
"We'll have visibility. Hopefully the citizens of this area will feel safe knowing that they can come and talk to us about anything that goes on. It's a two fold effort, two way street. We will work with them, and hopefully they will work with us as well," Reed tells us.
The substation will not be limited to just official police business. In fact, as the Meridian Housing Authority moves forward in revitalizing the East End, all major decisions will be made right here.
"We're going to have several community meetings here," says Turner. "This is also going to act as a hub for the Choice Neighborhood Community Organizational Committee, and so therefore any initiatives that we have community-wide regarding the Choice Neighborhood-East End Initiative will be enacted right here, in the heart of this community that we are trying to revitalize."
The substation was made possible thanks to the almost quarter-of-a-million dollar planning grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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$601—$755 1—3 bed 4981 Hidden Lake Drive, Memphis TN, 38128
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4981 Hidden Lake Drive, Memphis, 38128
Commute to Downtown Bartlett
The rent at The Summit Apartments ranges from $601 for a one bedroom to a $755 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 9% less expensive than the Memphis average.
This apartment is in Memphis. Nearby parks include Raleigh-Bartlett Meadows Park and John F Kennedy Park.
The Summit Apartments has a Walk Score of 32 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Ashley Gossett
Oct 23, 2015
Loved living here..never had any bad experiences. Nice apartment, clean grounds, good views of the lake off the balcony.
Stephanie Hartnett
May 24, 2014
Good luck with this place. 1) The AC in the bedroom never worked..ever. If you're from Memphis you can imagine how brutal that is. I asked numerous times to have it fixed and as the maintenance man had sweat pouring down his face he gave me the fabulous advice of "well just keep your bedroom door open at all times." It got so bad that I took my mattress off my bed frame and kept it in the middle of the living room. 2) I had a drug dealer living underneath me. Not only was there the constant smell of weed in my apartment but there was also a constant flow of "buyers" in the neighborhood. He would also get into horrible screaming fights and physical altercations at 3am. This is something that the leasing office couldn't have foreseen and I understand that. However I complained to the leasing office about how awful it was to live ABOVE him but nothing ever happened. I still smelled his weed and listened to his arguments at night. 3) The week I moved into my apartment I found bed bug bite marks all over my body. I bought a new mattress and all new furniture before I moved into this place so I know for a fact that I did not carry them in. A complete nightmare. Do yourself a favor and pay a little extra rent for a better place. The leasing MANAGER is rude and awful. The other ladies in the office were very sweet and helpful though! That's just about the only positive comment I have about The Summit Apartment.
Nov 14, 2014
They have really improved the complex with new roofs, siding and gutters. The staff is great and the maintenance team is first rate!
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Aug 11, 2011
Good atmosphere & rates. Okay pool and fitness center. But at least there is one.
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Apr 05, 2016
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Land Grabbing
Agrarian conflicts and struggles for access to land and natural resources are not new phenomena. However, a global process is currently underway whereby powerful foreign private and public investors conclude agreements with states to take possession or control of large surfaces of land, which has an influence on current and future food sovereignty in the host countries. This process is most commonly referred to as land grabbing.
Several factors contribute to the new rush on land: the increased demand for agrofuels; high food prices, leading states that are dependent on food imports to acquire cheap farmland in poorer countries; and the search for stable investment opportunities in the aftermath of the financial crisis. Investors are typically corporations, financial investors and the governments of rich countries. While precise details are hard to come by, it is estimated that at least 70 million hectares of agricultural land have been transferred in the last few years.
The lack of adequate and secure access to land and natural resources for the rural and urban poor is one of the key causes of hunger and poverty in the world. Land grabbing further exacerbates the highly unequal distribution of land ownership, thereby impacting the enjoyment of the human rights of the local population, particularly their right to adequate food.
FIAN, together with small-scale food producers' organizations, calls for a stop to and a rolling back of land grabbing and supports the Global Alliance Against Land Grabbing, created by those people most affected. In addition, FIAN promotes the effective implementation of the FAO Guidelines on Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests as an internationally accepted standard of governance of land and natural resources, in order to combat poverty and hunger, and as one instrument to fight against land grabbing.
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Caravan for Land, Water and Seeds to mobilize West Africa
A caravan by the Global Convergence of Land and Water Struggles – West Africa will go across the region to get the voices of communities heard and engage national authorities in the realization of the right to food and all related rights.
Natural resources, a matter of human rights, not business
FIAN International, along with a broad alliance of social movements and civil society organizations, denounces the instrumentalization of the 2012-approved Tenure Guidelines and insists that their implementation must be based on the rights and needs of communities.
Bringing Nepalese voices to Europe ahead of UPR
Weeks before the Nepal Universal Periodic Review kicks off, a tour across Europe will expose the difficulties that Nepalese communities face in their daily lives to realize their right to adequate food.
Voluntary instruments prove inadequate to protect human rights
Civil society calls on Brazil and the EU to support the development of a binding instrument on transnational corporations with respect to human rights and condemns private sector bias in the country.
Highlighting land grabbing and malnourishment in Zambia
As levels of malnourishment appear to worsen and land grabbing increases, the land rights expert, Archie Mulunda, will meet the European Commission to discuss the impact of development policies on the Zambian population.
Monitoring the Governance of Land, Fisheries and Forests
Given the pressing need to strongly defend the right to land as a human right, a "Monitoring Tool based on the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests" has been introduced.
Decades-long Struggle for Agrarian Reform
The government of the Philippines should finally complete land distribution and provide essential support services to farmer beneficiaries.
Successful land installation in Hacienda Matias, Philippines
Although the Philippine Government has showed commitment to fast-track the land distribution, the process has yet to be finalized by giving land to all farmer beneficiaries and providing support services.
Uganda urged to give land back to Mubende's evicted community
The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural and Social Rights (CESCR) calls on the State of Uganda to take immediate measures to ensure that the rights of those forcibly evicted from Mubende District are restored.
Mali to host next Global Dialogue on the Right to Adequate Food and Nutrition
The event will serve as a platform to share and build knowledge in fighting hunger and in human rights in West Africa.


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The US Department of Agriculture orders Santa Cruz Biotechnology to pay a $3.5 million fine and to cease selling research antibodies.
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