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OUTLOOK:Another talented veteran, Jimmy Nelson has the experience and skills to become one of the Tide's front-line pitchers this season ... the junior has posted a 5-6 record and 5.45 ERA in his two-year career at Alabama ... he has 76 strikeouts in 79 innings in his career ... has seen action as both starter and reliever the last two years ... recorded two wins and two saves for the Tide in 2009 ... named to the 2009 Florida Summer Collegiate League All-Star Team and 2008 Texas Collegiate League All-Star Team ... led the FSCL this past summer in innings pitched and strikeouts ...drafted in 39th round by Cincinnati Reds in 2007 Major League Baseball Draft.
2009 SUMMER BASEBALL:Played this summer for the Deland Suns in the Florida Summer Collegiate League ... led team to a 25-13 overall record and the FSCL regular season title ... lost in the playoffs to No. 4 seed Clermont in opening round ... played on same team as UA teammates Brandt Hendricks and Tyler White ... also summer league teammate of Mississippi outfielder Tyler Hashman and Georgia pitcher Eric Sewgman ... named to the FSCL All-Star team ... led the FSCL in innings pitched (58.2) and strikeouts (75) ... ranked eighth in the league with 2.76 ERA ... posted three wins during team's 13-game winning streak ... tossed six shutout innings against Leesburg on June 11 ... tied season-high and league high with 11 strikeouts against Leesburg on June 17 and July 7 ... won first three decisions, including two shutouts.
CAREER POSTSEASON NOTES: Nelson has five career postseason appearances in his two-year career with the Tide, including one start and four relief appearances ... he is 0-1 with 5.11 ERA (12.1 IP, 12 H, 9 R, 7 ER, 8 BB, 15 K) in those five outings ... he made two relief appearances in the 2009 postseason against South Carolina (May 20) and Oklahoma State (May 30) ... he recorded four strikeouts in 2 1/3 innings of an NCAA Regional loss to Oklahoma State ... appeared in three games in 2008 postseason and compiled 0-1 record and 4.82 ERA (9.1 IP, 9 H, 7 R, 5 ER, 4 BB, 10 K) ... made two appearances at the 2008 SEC Tournament against Kentucky and LSU ... made postseason debut against Kentucky in first-round game on May 21 ... allowed five runs and five hits in 4 2/3 innings with three walks and five strikeouts in his first postseason start ... retired only batter he faced against LSU on May 24 ... pitched long relief in his lone NCAA Regional appearance against Coastal Carolina on May 31 ... allowed two runs and four hits in 4 1/3 innings with one walk and five strikeouts.
SOPHOMORE (2009):Nelson split time as starter and reliever ... opened the season as UA's closer, but relinquished those duties after three blown saves in March against Auburn (March 10), Mississippi (March 20) and Florida (March 27) ... compiled 2-3 record with two saves and 4.58 ERA ... made three midweek starts against UAB (March 24), Mississippi Valley State (April 14) and South Alabama (April 22) ... compiled 1-0 record and 5.91 ERA (10.1 IP, 10 H, 7 R, 7 ER, 7 BB, 9 K) in those three starts ... UA was 2-1 in his starts ... compiled 1-3 record with two saves and 4.01 ERA (24.2 IP, 21 H, 13 R, 11 ER, 12 BB, 26 K) in 18 relief appearances ... has 11 scoreless relief appearances ... retired the first batter in 12 of 18 games ... stranded 12 of 23 inherited runners ... opened the season with seven straight scoreless relief appearances ... notched saves against Nicholls State (1.2 IP, 2 K) on Feb. 24 and Illinois-Chicago (0.2 IP, 1 K) on Feb. 28 ... earned a one-pitch win against Nicholls State (0.1 IP) on Feb. 25 ... Nelson got a one-pitch foul out with two runners on base in 10th inning and then benefitted from Kent Matthes' walk-off home run in the bottom of the inning for the 8-7 win ... he worked season-high 3 1/3 innings against No. 1 Georgia (retired all 10 batters, 2 K) on March 15 ... picked up second win of the season in six-inning start against Mississippi Valley State (6 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 5 K) on April 14 ... turned in best SEC outing of the season against No. 11 Arkansas (3 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 6 K) on May 9 ... threw five scoreless innings with season-high seven strikeouts at Auburn on May 15 ... he also made two relief appearances during the Tide's three-game exhibition series against Cuba ... worked two innings and allowed one run and two hits with two walks and one strikeout ... his most impressive outing came in the series opener as he entered the game with no outs in eighth inning and two runners on base ... he retired three of the four batters he faced, including a bases-loaded strikeout with one out in the inning ...also pitched in relief in the series finale and allowed one run and one hit in Cuba's decisive 6-run inning ... named one of the top pitching prospects in the 2008 Texas Collegiate League Perfect Game Crosschecker and Baseball America ... named the 2008 TCL Freshman of the Year after posting a 3-2 record and 2.55 ERA during the summer ... led the league with 66 strikeout ... appeared in 11 games and made nine starts ... worked 49 1/3 innings and allowed 14 earned runs and 34 hits with 23 walks and 66 strikeouts ... held opponents to .188 batting average ... fourth in the TCL in innings pitched ... named to 2008 TCL All-Star Game.
FRESHMAN (2008):Appeared in 18 games and made four starts as a true freshman ... posted 3-3 record and 6.26 ERA for the Tide ... worked 41 2/3 innings and allowed 37 runs (29 ER) and 53 hits with 29 walks and 37 strikeouts ... after starting the season with an 0-2 record, Nelson rebounded to win three of his last four decisions ... pitched in five regular season SEC games ... Alabama was 1-3 (.250) in his four starts ... stranded seven of 15 inherited runners ... made UA debut against Cal Poly on Feb. 23 and yielded three runs and four hits in three innings in his first collegiate start ... added four walks and four strikeouts ... tagged with second straight loss after allowing six runs and four hits in one-third of an inning at UT Arlington on March 2 in his second start ... moved to the bullpen after first two starts and put up some pretty good numbers ... as a reliever, Nelson was 2-0 with a 5.74 ERA in 14 appearances ... he was 1-3 with a 7.43 ERA in four starts ... also made starts against Mississippi Valley State (April 8) and Kentucky (May 21) in the SEC Tournament ... earned first career win with strong outing against Mississippi Valley State (April 8) ... allowed two earned runs and two hits in 5 1/3 innings with two walks and six strikeouts ... did not allow an earned run in four innings of relief against Southern Mississippi at Trustmark Park on April 16 ... earned second win of the season with three scoreless innings of relief at Samford (April 29) in Birmingham ... earned third win of the season and first SEC win at Arkansas on May 4 ... made three relief appearances in the 2008 post season for the Tide ... allowed seven runs and nine hits in 9 1/3 innings with four walks and 10 strikeouts ... made two appearances at the 2008 SEC Tournament against Kentucky and LSU ... made postseason debut against Kentucky in first-round game on May 21 ... allowed five runs and five hits in 4 2/3 innings with three walks and five strikeouts in his first postseason start ... retired only batter he faced against LSU on May 24 ... pitched long relief in his lone NCAA Regional appearance against Coastal Carolina on May 31 ... allowed two runs and four hits in 4 1/3 innings with one walk and five strikeouts.
HIGH SCHOOL:A 2007 graduate of Niceville (Fla.) High School who played for Coach Kevin Berry, a former assistant coach at Alabama under Jim Wells ... the 2007 Niceville High School Player of the Year ... was a First-Team All-Area selection by The Daily News ... led the Eagles to a 22-5 record, including a 10-2 district mark ... Niceville was ranked 19th nationally by USA Today in 2007 ... was rated as the No. 125 prospect in the nation by Perfect Game Crosschecker as a senior ... participated in the 2006 World Wood Bat Association Championships, the 2006 Wilmington (N.C.) East Coast Professional Showcase, the 18-and-under WWBA National Championships and the 2006 Florida Showcase ... posted an 8-0 record with a 1.48 ERA on the mound as a junior while pitching five complete games.
PERSONAL:Full name is James Jacob Nelson ... son of Jim Nelson and Edward and Deborah Goodwin ... has two siblings, Sean and Seth ... his father, Jim, played football and ran track at the University of Florida ... his mother, Deborah, played basketball at Florida State ... he was born in Klamath Falls, Ore., on June 5, 1989.


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Thanks to every reader who voted for our pub to recieive this prestigious award. As I said in the mic when I got it, we have a very small staff and nothing we do would be possible without your support.
Other winners:
BYU b-ball stud Jimmer Fredette took home the Collegiate Award.
Utah idol David Archuleta and singer/songwriter/actress Debbie Gibson presented the Choice in Future Award to Chef Tom Woodbury.
And the most prestigious award of the night, the Lifetime Achievement Award, was presented via sattelite by Donny Osmond (and many others) to older bro Alan Osmond.
Alan Osmond accepting his lifetime achievement award. Quote of the night: "I may have MS, but MS does not have me!"
Click here to see the full list of the night's big winners (all very deserving of their award).
Highlights from the night:
Host Daniel Bernhardt entered the stage as his Matrix Reloaded character Agent Johnson. Awesome intro, great host. He was funny, too, with a script courtesy of one of my favorite local comedians, Wiseguys regular John Moyer.
The show started with another comedian, Jason Hewlett. Here's his (probably the only one) version of Guns n Roses featuring Marge Simpson.
Jimmer signed jerseys and b-balls for the silent auction, and I would have won them, too, if I didn't get jimmered by those meddlin' Cougars.
Local actress/Youtube star Deena Marie Manzanares (luckily, she makes better videos than I do) and me right before the event really got going. You'll see more of her in our Best of the Beehive issue.
Local actor Alexis Baigue also posed for my camera.
Can you tell which of these guys is Shawn Bradley? I wasn't too sure.
Every guy seemed to be after my date that night. First, White Rock Willie (Captain Jack's cousin) tried to steal her away.
I literally found out I was going to this event the same day it happened, since another staffer got sick. So, I didn't have time to get an outfit quite as nice as the guy on an ad for Beckett & Robb (one of the show's sponsors).
And of course I couldn't compete with action star Daniel Bernhardt.
The award itself was amazing. Engraved on the back so you can see the words in the front. Truly stunning and such an honor to receive it. If Salt Lake magazine editor Jeremy Pugh asks, they only gave out handshakes to the winners...because I think you'll agree, it looks pretty good above my fireplace.
Once again, a sincere thank you to all of our readers for this award. We'd also like to thank all of the presenters, organizers and the other nominees for their contributions to media in Utah and making this night possible.

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Knicks making some progress. I'm going to be ****ing pissed if I see him put Lin in and ruins the flow.
Unless ofcourse Baron makes too many mistakes.
Soooooooo...maybe we should just fire MDA now.....
Off- season targets need to be legit Backup PF/C
If we pull out this win I will delete my account and never return.
matador defence by stat right out of that timeout. SMH


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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
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Education for sustainable development is a crucial component for the development of a sustainable and green economy and should be explicitly addressed. Essential outcomes should include:
1)structures to support a multi pronged approachthat facilitates international collaboration on shifting our formal educational systems so that students and teachersat all levels of formal education learn how to be systemic thinkers and effective change agent skills to help create a sustainable future,
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Through our work with over 40 national higher education associations in the U.S., national K-12 networks and business networks (e.g.www.theSeedCenter.org, www.aashe.org/dans, www.aashe.org/heasc and http://www.uspartnership.org/main/show_passage/83 ), we have learned that you cannot build a green economy unless the people working in government, businesses, and non-profits and the larger public understand our joint global green and sustainability challenges and know how to participate in solutions in their roles as family member, worker, consumer, investor and community member. Therefore, education must be addressed.
Education also has a unique and important role to play in generating and supporting the partnerships that will catalyze a green and sustainable economy. Educators can Research and identify working models and then share them with potential employers and employees so green businesses and green jobs can grow within a healthier context of sustainable development. With a growing national trend to incorporate education for sustainable development into the over 4000 higher education institutions and as well as into K-12 school systems, the U.S. education community is well positioned to and wants to both learn from others and contribute internationally to the crucial work of education for a sustainable future as a key component that needs to be explicitly addressed. Thank you.


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ZF-10849: PHPUnit showing deprecated warning on use of assertType() in PHPUnit 3.5.6 against current unit tests
Latest update to PHPUnit 3.5.6 causes the following messages to be repeated many times when running the test suite:
assertType() will be removed in PHPUnit 3.6 and should no longer be used. assertInternalType() should be used for asserting internal types such as "integer" or "string" whereas assertInstanceOf() should be used for asserting that an object is an instance of a specified class or interface.
Since it seems we are now supporting the use of both PHPUnit 3.4 and PHPUnit 3.5 for ZF1 tests (see ZF-10830, ZF-10844), what is the best solution here? My suggestion to maintain compatibility with PHPUnit 3.4 is to replace $this->assertType('ExpectedClass', $actualObject) with $this->assertTrue($actualObject instanceof ExpectedClass). But, the downside is that you lose some verbosity on the reason for a test failure on these assertions without manually digging into the test code.
Any better suggestions?
What about {{$this->assertEquals('ExpectedClass', get_class($actualObject))}}?
And $this->assertEquals('string', gettype($var)) for internal types.
The official word from [~Matthew] is that PHPUnit versions >3.4 are not supported, and there are no plans to update ZFv1 to be compatible with versions later than v3.4


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Former Walmart manager receives second state volunteer award
Published: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 9:38 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 9:38 a.m.
Erica Davidson, a Lexington resident who used to manage the city's Walmart store, was recently awarded the North Carolina Governor's Medallion Award for Volunteer Service.
This award recognizes 20 volunteers in the state. Medallion recipients are nominated at the county level and evaluated by a panel of community service leaders from across the state. The award was implemented in 2006.
Davidson, along with Ledford High School, was also recently awarded the North Carolina Governor's Award for Volunteer Service. Davidson and Ledford were nominated for their efforts with Special Olympics of Davidson County.
Walmart transferred Davidson to a store in Greensboro last year.
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I stumbled upon a cartoon female character that I enjoy that I don't find sexually attractive.
that's a first, I guess I can cross of pedophilia off the things I'm not, seeing as she is like 12
take that king
Kirbx you dunce
It's basically Disney's answer to adventure time.
I don't know, adventure time as been on and off lately, the episode with Marceline and the ice king was amazing, but a few others are meh. I also here from the people that watched the leak that tonight's episode isn't that good, hopefully that isn't a sign for the rest of season 5. Maybe it could be like the regular show where the season opener was terrible (man was that bad, you can't have a nostalgia trip episode after only 2 seasons), but it was fine after that.
I wish Disney wasn't so bad otherwise though, I couldn't bare to watch this on TV because Disney channel is to awful otherwise, even the commercials want to make me blow my brains out. I can understand the little kid shows to a point, but all the life action shows are terrible. Cartoon network seems to be slowly realizing this after level up failed, all they need to do is cancel annoying orange and it would be pretty much a perfect channel. Nick needs to do that same, but first they need to make other 'decent' cartoons that aren't sponge bob. Yeah sponge bob is bad, but its at least not victorious or iCarly.
Seriously though, live actions shows for children are terrible.


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In my youth, I wanted to see and read and know everything. I kept a notebook with plans and lists, which, even as I checked off the items, kept growing longer. Then one day I realized that since the human life span is limited and I could be in only one place, and read only one book, at a time, I would never be able to complete my checklist. That the ideal must give way to the real was a major liberating discovery of my later years.
Starting when I turned 50, I spent summers alone on an island off the coast of Maine in an isolated cabin without electricity, plumbing, phone or access to a road. With no bookstore available, I decided to browse the motley collection of old books I found in the cabin, and with the island's only grocery store an hour's walk away, I began foraging for greens and shellfish. Great was my surprise to find that these constraints, far from limiting my pleasures, expanded them. At low tide I collected periwinkles and moon shells, sea lettuce and lovage. At night I read enthralling novels by Rosamond Lehmann and Arnold Bennett that had never graced my lists.
On that island, time slowed to the rhythms of sun and tide—the opposite of my usual pace. When traveling, I'd always tried to cram in every possible experience, studying the guidebooks and pushing myself from morning to night to see everything. To relax on a beach meant missing something else. But now I know that no matter how thin I spread myself, I can no more see all the sights of Barcelona than I can live during the French Revolution. Then why not spend a whole afternoon at the church of the Sagrada Família or sip a café con leche along the Ramblas?
Back when achievements beckoned and the world seemed limitless, I dwelt in the future. Now, understanding the limits of what's possible in a lifetime, I am free to concentrate on what is right in front of my nose: this book, this spot on earth, this very day. Realizing the vast infinity of what I must fail to experience during my brief life has freed me to see the folly of regret over what I might be missing. I now know that nothing is missing.
My friend Margaret, my soul mate from the day we met when I was 40 and she was 53 until her death 31 years later, taught me another version of this late-life lesson. During our many intense discussions of love, family, politics and truth, we sometimes fervently disagreed. We usually debated until we achieved harmony, but occasionally neither of us would budge. At those times my wise friend, aware that such fundamental questions can no more be resolved than the future can be known, would rescue us by clapping her hands and announcing with a laugh, "Since this conversation is endless, we might as well end it here."
Now that I too am an octogenarian, with Margaret's free spirit in mind, I try to do as I like. Not that I've abandoned my lifetime habits or commitments, but now I embrace them for their own sake—writing each day for the pleasure of expression rather than to enhance my career; caring for my terminally disabled spouse out of love, not hope. Since inheriting my daughter's old Kindle, I find myself reading with fascination her downloads of science fiction and obscure poetry—confirming yet again the lesson that time has taught me: that fulfillment is not about lists and plans but about remaining open, moment by moment, to life's startling serendipity.
Alix Kates Shulman's latest books are the novel Ménage (her fifth) and the collection A Marriage Agreement and Other Essays.
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Pallet Survey: The pulse on pallets
November 01, 2012 - MMH Editorial
New or used
One of the most significant changes in the pallet industry over the last two decades has been the domination of used wooden pallets in the 48 x 40-inch pallet market. Although precise records aren't kept, some have estimated that used pallets account for 60% or more of that market. Modern's readers are no different, although their responses give a more nuanced view.
Nearly 63% report that they rely on used pallets, also known as cores. Of those, 46% say they are purchasing more used pallets than they did a year before.
At the same time, 59% of readers are also using new pallets and nearly 47% expect to purchase more new pallets next year. In other words, it's not an either/or world when it comes to new versus used.
The demand for new pallets is, at least in part, a response to the shortage of cores that has plagued the market in 2011.
Although 40% say they have not experienced any issues in procuring used pallets, a majority has been impacted. Readers report that the quality of used pallets has deteriorated (31%), that fewer pallets are available (21%) and that they have become more expensive (17%). Of those readers who have experienced price increases, 55% have seen a spike of 5% to 9%, and 22% have seen a spike of from 10% to 14%.
In addition to purchasing more new pallets, 22% of readers plan to create and manage their own pool of pallets or rent from a pallet pool (5%) such as those from CHEP, PECO and iGPS to cope with the shortage of cores.
About the Author
Executive Editor
Bob Trebilcock, executive editor, has covered materials handling, technology and supply chain topics for Modern Materials Handling since 1984. More recently, Trebilcock became editorial director of Supply Chain Management Review. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, Trebilcock lives in Keene, NH. He can be reached at 603-357-0484.


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The National Crime Information Center, or NCIC, was launched on January 27, 1967 with five files and 356,784 records. By the end of 2015, NCIC contained 12 million active records in 21 files. During 2015, NCIC averaged 12.6 million transactions per day.
NCIC helps criminal justice professionals apprehend fugitives, locate missing persons, recover stolen property, and identify terrorists. It also assists law enforcement officers in performing their official duties more safely and provides them with information necessary to aid in protecting the general public.
About the records: The NCIC database currently consists of 21 files. There are seven property files containing records of stolen articles, boats, guns, license plates, parts, securities, and vehicles. There are 14 persons files, including: Supervised Release; National Sex Offender Registry; Foreign Fugitive; Immigration Violator; Missing Person; Protection Order; Unidentified Person; Protective Interest; Gang; Known or Appropriately Suspected Terrorist; Wanted Person; Identity Theft; Violent Person; and National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) Denied Transaction. The system also contains images that can be associated with NCIC records to help agencies identify people and property items. The Interstate Identification Index, which contains automated criminal history record information, is accessible through the same network as NCIC. See details on the files.
Cooperation is key: NCIC has operated under a shared management concept between the FBI and federal, state, local, and tribal criminal justice users since its inception. There are two facets to the shared management concept—policy and functional.
The policy facet provides a means for user input on NCIC policy through the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Advisory Policy Board. The board enables NCIC users to make recommendations to the FBI Director for policy and operational enhancements to the system. The CJIS Division actively promotes the use of the system and its benefits through daily interaction with users—whether by phone, video teleconference, or e-mail; attendance at meetings and seminars; and via the advisory process.
The functional facet provides a means for agencies to access NCIC. The FBI provides a host computer and telecommunication lines to a single point of contact in each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, and Canada, as well as federal criminal justice agencies. Those jurisdictions, in turn, operate their own computer systems, providing access to nearly all local criminal justice agencies and authorized non-criminal justice agencies nationwide. The entry, modification, and removal of records are the responsibility of the agency that entered them. The CJIS Division serves as the custodian of NCIC records.
Security and quality controls: The head of the CJIS Systems Agency—the criminal justice agency that has overall responsibility for the administration and usage of NCIC within a district, state, territory, or federal agency—appoints a CJIS Systems Officer (CSO) from its agency. The CSO is responsible for monitoring system use, enforcing system discipline and security, and assuring that all users follow operating procedures. NCIC policy establishes a number of security measures to ensure the privacy and integrity of the data. The information passing through the network is encrypted to prevent unauthorized access. Each user of the system is authenticated to ensure proper levels of access for every transaction. To further ascertain and verify the accuracy and integrity of the data, each agency must periodically validate its records. Agencies also must undergo periodic audits to ensure data quality and adherence to all security provisions.
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NCIC Success Story
Recently, a special agent with the U.S. Forest Service contacted the NCIC staff at the CJIS Division for assistance with off-line searches of purged NCIC records and past transactions in connection with a significant drug trafficking investigation in the Midwest. Several crucial off-line searches connected names of individuals with specific vehicles. This connection assisted in locating and identifying suspects associated with the case, and was invaluable in following the suspects' activities in relation to moving people, money, and products. To date, 20 people have been arrested and convicted, with more subjects identified and additional information regarding the drug trafficking organization uncovered. Approximately $1 million worth of property, illegal drugs, and contraband was seized, including marijuana, cocaine, firearms, vehicles, and cash.


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Freshman Takes Thriller At No. 1 To Help Ivy Champ Tigers To Fourth 9-0 Win
The win keeps Princeton (4-0) perfect on the season, which won't continue until Jan. 11, when the team makes its way to Boston to take on the defending national champion Harvard Crimson. Princeton fought off a match ball last season in a 5-4 upset of Harvard that paved the way to the Tigers' Ivy League championship season.
"It's great to go into winter break undefeated as a team," sophomore Rachel Leizman said. "At this point, I think we all feel like we're playing well and have a couple things were trying to improve on before our big matches after the holidays. We're looking really strong right now and I believe we'll be even stronger with a bit more training."
Ubina will have her hands full against Harvard's Amanda Sobhy, the reigning national champion, but she showed Saturday that she will certainly put up a fight. Despite an injury that kept her out of the Drexel match, she fought for wins of 14-12 and 12-10 to open a 2-1 lead over Gaby Porras. She lost the fourth, but she pulled out the late points in a 12-10 fifth-game win.
"Marie Elena fought hard," head coach Gail Ramsay said. "She has been out for the last 10 days with an ankle sprain so she struggled to get into some rhythm today. Her opponent is a strong player with great touch and ball control, and she had Maria Elena running all over the place. I really appreciate the effort and fight Maria Elena showed today."
"I'm especially proud of Maria Elena, who won 12-10 in the fifth against a top ranked player in college squash," junior Hallie Dewey said. "She was injured earlier this week, but I've never see someone fight so hard and maintain composure at the same time. She was down match ball in the fifth, fought it off and hit a shot no one should ever go for on match ball, but that's how she plays and it's amazing to watch."
That would be the toughest match of the day for Princeton, though senior co-captain Libby Eyre was extended to four games in her win at the No. 2 spot. Eyre took out Breanne Flynn 11-4 in the fourth set to clinch the match.
Everybody else took care of their opponent in three games, including junior Hallie Dewey, who lost only eight total points in a win at the No. 6 position. Leizman had a tight third game, but she claimed an 11-8 win to finish off a win at No. 4.
"I was pleased with how I was moving today and felt like I was getting a lot of shots back," Leizman said. "My length shots weren't as good as I would've have liked, but it's reassuring to know that I can rely on other parts of my game when one aspect isn't working so well."
Ramsay showed the versatility in her lineup, as she used at least two players from every class in the win. Freshman Alex Toth joined Ubina in the starting lineup and won at the No. 8 spot, while sophomore Tara Harrington picked up her second win of the season at No. 9.
"Right after break will be one of our toughest matches of the season and I think it's most important that we remember how far we've come already this season and that it's completely within our hands to keep getting better," Dewey said. "I couldn't be more excited for the rest of the season."
Princeton 9, George Washington 0
1 - Maria Elena Ubina d. Gaby Parras (6),12,10,(2),10
2 - Libby Eyre d. Breanne Flynn 9,8,(10),4
3 - Nicole Bunyan d. Alejandra Parras 7,9,4
4 - Rachel Leizman d. Emely Levyn 3,3,8
5 - Alex Lunt d. Jackie Shea 5,2,6
6 - Hallie Dewey d. Alexa Tzarnas 2,3,3
7 - Alex Sawin d. Mehak Chawla 3,5,5
8 - Alexandra Toth d. Eunice Tan 6,8,1
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Thomas DeGloma received his Ph.D. in sociology from Rutgers University. He specializes in the areas of culture, cognition, memory, symbolic interaction, and sociological theory. His research interests also include the sociology of time, knowledge, autobiography, identity, and trauma. Professor DeGloma's recent book, Seeing the Light: The Social Logic of Personal Discovery (University of Chicago Press, 2014), explores the stories people tell about life-changing discoveries of "truth" and illuminates the ways that individuals and communities use autobiographical stories to weigh in on salient moral and political controversies. Professor DeGloma has also published articles in Social Psychology Quarterly, Symbolic Interaction, Sociological Forum, and the American Journal of Cultural Sociology, and is an Associate Editor of Symbolic Interaction. He is currently working on his second book, which explores the phenomenon of anonymity and the impact of anonymous actors in various social situations and interactions throughout history. Professor DeGloma teaches courses on cognitive sociology/social memory studies, interpersonal behavior (microsociology/symbolic interaction), and classical and contemporary sociological theory.


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The GENES Blog (GEnealogy News and EventS): Top stories concerning British Isles and diaspora ancestral research, from Irish born Scottish based professional family historian, author and tutor Chris Paton. Feel free to quote from this blog, but please credit The GENES Blog if you do so. To contact me please email chrismpaton @ outlook.com. Happy hunting!
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News: Women's Cagers Take Sole Possession of 3rd In SCC
Once again, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team met a challenge and conquered it on Wednesday evening. The Lancers grabbed sole possession of third place in the South Coast Conference, avenging an early league loss to Los Angeles Southwest with a 66-62 triumph over the Cougars at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
PCC completely shut down the star of its first encounter, LASW guard Cranesha Jennings, who after scoring 31 points back on Jan. 11 was limited to just two points. The Lancers are approaching the 20-win mark, now at 19-6 overall and 9-4 in SCC play with three games left in the regular season.
LA Southwest is a bubble team for the postseason, falling to 11-11 overall and 8-5 and fourth place in the SCC.
The Lancers started out strong, making 8 of their first 16 shots from the floor as they took a 31-20 halftime lead. PCC built the lead to 13 points, 48-35, with 10 minutes left.
LA Southwest wouldn't quit, and made a furious comeback, led by center Tierra Robinson. The 6-foot sophomore scored all 16 of her points and grabbed all 11 of her rebounds in the second half despite playing with foul trouble. Robinson's put-back basket cut it to one, 63-62, with 51 seconds left.
Shay Jackson, PCC's sophomore point guard, sank two free throws with 10.3 seconds to go to seal the win. Jackson scored a team-high 13 points and dished out six assists. Reserve guard Desiree Loving scored all 11 of her points in the second half.
"We played better defense, for at least one half v. Southwest," PCC head coach Joe Peron said. "We did a real good job on Jennings, but we had trouble defending the post later in the game. They made some adjustments, and fortunately we kept our composure and held on."
While some teams have their rotations and lineups set at this point of the season, the Lancers and Peron have continued to find ways to involve the entire roster. Reserve center Averie Alice-Guzman made an impact by scoring eight points and grabbing three rebounds while seeing the most playing time she's had all year.
Starting center Kaitlyn Parks had eight points and 14 rebounds before fouling out late in the game. Starting forward Tyler Crockom supplied strong efforts on both sides of the floor on eight points, eight rebounds and three assists. Reserve forward Brandi DuBose was a spark on defense and also had perhaps her most effective game on three points, five rebounds, three steals and two blocked shots. DuBose and Guzman were on the floor for much of the final five minutes of the game.
"We have to get everyone involved because we are matching up against opponents with different strengths," Peron said. "We have some size and we used it against Southwest. We have a deep team this season, so the 10th and 11th players become important for us. Averie can shoot the jumper, and we're asking her to shoot it when she gets open. Brandi stepped up and made some plays late in the game. Next game, someone else might emerge for us. We have that ability."
The Lancers host "Coaches v. Cancer" night this Friday, Feb. 15 when they play East Los Angeles College. Tip-off is 5 p.m.
[Photo--Shay Jackson lofts the short shot in the key for a bucket during PCC's victory over LA Southwest Wednesday at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Alan Segal, who has 12 years of experience as a college head coach and brings 284 career wins to the Green Wave, was named head sand volleyball coach for Tulane's second season on the beach.
June 7, 2012
NEW ORLEANS - On the heels of a learning season during its inaugural year on the beach, the Tulane University sand volleyball program has named Alan Segal head coach for the 2013 season.
Segal joins the Green Wave family from Savannah College of Art & Design where he served as an assistant coach last season and brings 12 years of head coaching experience and 284 career collegiate victories to the uptown campus. Segal will take over for Jaye Loyd, who served as acting head coach of the Tulane program in 2012 and will remain as an assistant for the upcoming year. In addition to heading up the sand volleyball team, Segal will also serve as the top assistant to the Green Wave's indoor team where he will assist in all training, handle the setters, provide input for match preparation and strategy as well as oversee recruiting.
"I am extremely excited to join the Tulane volleyball program," Segal said. "The city of New Orleans is such a historic area and the University is so highly regarded nationally and this will no doubt help in recruiting as we work hard to take the both the sand and indoor teams to the next level. I am thankful to Director of Athletics Rick Dickson and Director of Volleyball Sinisa Momic for the opportunity and I look forward to working with them for the upcoming season and beyond."
No stranger to Tulane and Conference USA, Segal was a member of the UAB staff during the 2008 season. That year, the Blazers finished runner-up to the Green Wave in the regular-season standings and lost to Tulane in the C-USA Championship title match. With a 27-8 overall record and a 13-3 mark in league play, UAB earned an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament and picked up the school's first-ever postseason victory with a 3-0 decision over Missouri State before losing to eventual national champion Nebraska in the second round.
Last season, Segal helped guide SCAD to a 17-7 overall record and a 10-2 mark in Sun Conference play. In addition to his work with the Bees, Segal simultaneously served as assistant athletic director for marketing, promotion, gameday management and facilities in addition to serving as head cross country coach at Armstrong Atlantic State from 2010-12. The last two years at AASU was his second stint at the school as Segal served as head volleyball coach there from 1999-2007.
During that time, Segal led the team to a combined 233-104 record and a 95-23 showing in Peach Belt Conference action. Along the way, he helped the Pirates to 20-win seasons each year, including a pair of 30-plus win campaigns, and earned NCAA Division II Volleyball Championship bids from 2000-05.
Segal's squads at AASU earned Peach Belt Conference regular-season titles in 2005 and 2006, and eight of his student-athletes were named to the AVCA All-South Region Team. Among 25 players to earn All-Peach Belt Conference honors under his watch, Segal helped three student-athletes - Kris Bringewatt in 1999, Sarah Haynes in 2000, and Traci Knuth in both 2005 and 2006 - claimed PBC Player of the Year honors while Lindsey Ehlers claimed PBC Freshman of the Year distinction in 1999.
The PBC Coach of the Year in 1999, 2000 and 2005, Segal guided Armstrong Atlantic State to the No. 21 spot in the Division II Poll in 2004 and a No. 24 showing in 2000. In addition to his duties on the court, Segal was also in charge of the Pirate Club - a fund-raising branch for the department of athletics - for six seasons, and oversaw game-day operations for soccer, basketball and baseball.
Segal earned his first collegiate head coaching job at Michigan Tech where he posted a 40-31 overall record from 1997-98. His 1997 Huskies team qualified for the NCAA Division II Championship and finished the year ranked 23rd in the country. Segal worked as an assistant coach at Florida Southern from 1994-96, where he helped the Mocs advanced to play in a pair of NCAA Tournaments, and spent the 2010 season as the head coach at Eastern Illinois before moving back to Armstrong Atlantic and accepting a dual-role at SCAD.
In addition, Segal has also accumulated coaching experience as head girl's coach at Agoura High School (1989-92), where he led the team to the Division 3A finals in the California Interscholastic Federation in 1989; assistant men's coach for Pierce Junior College in Woodland Hills, Calif. (1989-91); assistant women's coach at Western Illinois University in Macomb, Ill. (1988-89); assistant women's coach at Delta Junior College in Stockton, Calif. (1983-84); assistant women's coach at Cosummes River College in Sacramento, Calif. (1982); and assistant girls' coach at Cordova High School in Rancho Cordova, Calif. (1980).
"It's great to have Alan Segal joining us," Momic said. "He can help us on many levels, bringing his experience and knowledge to both the indoor and sand volleyball teams. I am really looking forward to start working with Alan and seeing how far we can take both programs."
Away from the college game, Segal has served as an assistant volleyball coach for the U.S. Men's Team at the 2010 World Club Championships in Doha, Qatar, the USA Men's Maccabiah Games in 1997 and 1993, and the USA Women's Maccabiah Games in 1985 - claiming the silver medal in 1985 and the bronze in 1993. He also was the head coach for the men's team at the USA Maccabiah Games three different times, leading his squad to silver medals in 2001 and 2009 while claiming the bronze in 2005.
Segal has 24 years of officiating experience - 16 at the college and junior college level, three at the high school level and six at the USVBA level. He was an official at the NJCAA National Finals in 1994 and 1995 and has served as a referee on the Professional Beach Tour since 1988.
A native of Southern California, Segal earned his bachelor's degree in recreation administration with a minor in physical education from Sacramento State in 1982. As an undergrad, he played varsity basketball and baseball as well as club volleyball.
"We are very fortunate to bring in a coach with the experience and levels of success that Alan has achieved throughout his career," Maria Woods, Tulane Senior Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator, added. "He brings a lot of energy to the position and we could not be more excited to welcome Alan to the Tulane family."


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Former Industry Oil and Gas Geologist Up for Top Job at USGS The Bush administration has appointed a long-time industry geologist and former director of Alaska's oil and gas division to run the U.S. Geological Survey. If confirmed by the Senate, Mark Myers, who also ran Alaska's geological survey, will be the first director recruited from outside USGS or academia in half a century. Myers' employment with the oil industry has some environmental groups worried that he will push to open up the Arctic Wildlife Refuge for drilling, according to Environmental Science & Technology. But Myers and six other Alaskan officials resigned in protest last year over Gov. Frank Murkowski's efforts to relax regulations on natural gas pipelines. Myers wrote that "staying in this position would require me to compromise my values as to what is right, both legally and ethically, and what is in the interests of the state."
NIH's Conflict-of-Interest Disclosure Rule for Universities: "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" The National Institutes of Health is failing to enforce its conflict-of-interest rules at universities that receive the lion's share of the agency's $28 billion budget, the San Jose Mercury reported. Medical schools are required to promptly notify NIH when faculty members with government grants develop financial ties with private companies worth more than $10,000 or own 5 percent of a company. But NIH has only two reports from Stanford on file even though eight faculty members submitted conflict-of-interest disclosure statements. The agency blamed clerical errors. Another six faculty members, including Harry B. Greenberg, a senior associate dean for research and chairman of the school's conflict-of-interest committee, failed to notify either the university or NIH. The Health and Human Services Department Inspector General will begin investigating NIH's conflict-of-interest enforcement procedures later this year.
Open Access Publishing Registers More Gains Open access publishing got a boost last month when the Medical Research Council - the British equivalent of the National Institutes of Health - announced that all peer-reviewed papers derived from government-funded research must be made freely available through PubMed Central within six months of publication. The new rule will apply to all grants awarded after October 2006. The U.S. House of Representatives in June attached an amendment to the NIH appropriations bill (not yet approved by the Senate) that would make full text articles funded by the government available through PubMed Central one year after publication. NIH currently has a voluntary guideline encouraging open access publishing after a year. Many journal publishers, who charge up to $30 for single copies of journal articles, oppose the measure although Elsevier Ltd., the world's largest academic publisher, recently issued a statement supporting the NIH guideline.
Public Disclosure to Fight Misuse of Science Funds in China Research organizations in China that misuse government funds will be publicly discredited, the Chinese Minister of Science and Technology stated at a national conference last week in Beijing. In addition to building a database containing histories of how applicants for research funding used previous grants, scientists that misuse funds or misstate results "will be warned and [it will be] made public," Xu Guanhua, the Minister of Science and Technology, said. The decree comes after several high-profile cases of fraud by university scientists, which included faked research and lying about previous work experience.
Odds and Ends A law school in San Antonio has been given $1 million by the federal government to research state policies on a public right-to-know law that was signed 40 years ago. It's an attempt to restrict the amount of sensitive data released through freedom-of-information requests . . . The National Academy of Sciences and the American Association for the Advancement of Science have collaborated to develop an online scientific integrity information project which will offer essays and articles on the topic for scholars, scientists and educators.


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Chernobyl Today: A Creepy Story told in PicturesBy Village Mayor • Mar 27th, 2009 • Category: Amazing Places, Dangerous, Latest Post, The Best of Village of Joy, Weird
Its population had been around 50,000 prior to the accident. Today, the only residents are deer and wolves along with a solitary guard. It took three days before all permanent residents of Chernobyl were evacuated. Let the story be told by these magical pictures taken ~20 years later after the accident.


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Marrakech, capital of the south inhabited by about 900,000 Marrakchis, is a fascinating place. Dominated by the minaret of the emblematic Koutoubia, it is teeming with activities unlike anywhere else day and night. Its medina, gem of the imperial city, contains treasures of religious architecture and the famous Jemaa el Fna Square, where even a simple snack at an improvised stand can be an unforgettable moment. Jacques Majorelle was charmed by Marrakech, leaving a superb multi-coloured garden. And there are many other places to explore here, so take your time!
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Little Willie John is born in Cullendale, Arkansas.
After failing to chart with prior recordings on the Savoy, Rama and Prize labels, Little Willie John scores on King Records with "All Around the World" (#5 R&B, #6 pop).
Little Willie John records his classic "Fever" at King Records studio in Cincinnati, Ohio. In May, it will enter the R&B chart, which it will top for five weeks.
Little Willie John hits #5 on the R&B chart with "Need Your Love So Bad", #6 on the R&B chart with "Home At Last", #1 on the R&B chart #24 on the pop chart with (8/18) "Fever" and #10 on the R&B chart with "Letter From My Darling".
Little Willie John hits #5 on the R&B chart and #20 on the pop chart with the King single "Talk To Me, Talk To Me."
Peggy Lee's faithful cover version of Little Willie John "Fever" enters the Top Forty, where it will peak at #8.
Little Willie John hits #11 on the R&B chart with the Kind records single "Let Them Talk."
Little Willie John hits #10 on the R&B chart and #13 on the pop chart with the King release "Sleep."
Little Willie John's seventeenth and last hit, "Take My Love (I Want to Give It All to You)," enters the R&B chart.
The Beatles cut Little Willie John's "Leave My Kitten Alone" at EMI Studios in London. Intended for album 'Beatles For Sale' ('Beatles '65' in the US), it was left off and remained unreleased until 'Anthology 1' in 1995.
Little Willie John is imprisoned after being convicted of manslaughter.
Little Willie John dies in Washington State Prison in Walla Walla, WA.
James Brown releases an album entitled 'Thinking About Little Willie John and a Few Nice Things,' a tribute to his recently deceased friend and King Records labelmate.
Little Willie John is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the eleventh annual induction dinner. Stevie Wonder is his presenter.


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It all started when they were kids. Popcorn was just a snack then, something salty and delicious whipped up by Mom. But now, it has become a way of life for Mike and Vanessa Dobson and the thing they are most passionate about.
Since those carefree childhood days, the couple has launched an incredibly successful gourmet organic popcorn business based here in Salt Lake City called Pop Art. It started in their kitchen with five small air poppers, but they have since moved to a professional commercial kitchen, and the fruits of their labors can be found in most high-end grocery stores and specialty markets. The Dobsons view their products as not just food but works of art, expanding the known realms of popcorn flavors and creating savory new mixtures that leave their customers begging for more.
And that is exactly what has brought them their newest business opportunity. Eager patrons of Pop Art were once contently satisfied with the existing four flavors: Rosemary Truffle, White Pepper Parmesan, Thai Coconut Curry, and White Cheddar Jalapeno. But eventually, requests began to come for other flavors. Sweeter flavors. And after some mixing and experimenting, two new and promising flavors were born: Honey & Lavander and Maple & Smoked Sea Salt, finally attaining that rustic, sweet dimension everyone was looking for.
Pop Art's anticipated new flavors, Honey & Lavander and Maple & Smoked Sea Salt
No doubt the new line of Pop Art will be an enormous success, but as of yet, the Dobsons find they lack the proper equipment to produce the new flavors on a large scale. They have launched their first-ever Kickstarter campaign as a means to raise the money to buy a 20-gallon carmelizer and cooling table that will allow them to produce large quantities of their new line.
Those who wish to pledge their support in funding the project can do so on the Kickstarter website, and in return for their support and if they prove successful, Pop Art will reward their backers with special treats such as bags of the new flavors of popcorn, a variety of their existing flavors, T-shirts and hats.
Let's hope this unique business achieves their goal, and their new artistic creation will be on shelves soon for all to enjoy.
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22 comments:
- Kylie Lloyd said...
such incentive Lee. Your friend's pillow looks very at home in her sunroom
- November 21, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Heidi @ Boys, Buttons, and Butterflies said...
- November 21, 2011 at 7:41 PM
- Patchwork and Play said...
I agree with you about the desire to learn and the skill required. However, I am crafty, but I don't think I am creative! To me that takes something special!
- November 21, 2011 at 9:22 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Great post. I agree about the motivation/desire for sure.
- November 21, 2011 at 10:19 PM
- **nicke... said...
agreed! whole heartedly!
- November 21, 2011 at 10:20 PM
- If Toys Could Talk said...
What a great post. Your friend is lucky to have someone as encouraging and generous with her talents as you in her life. :)
- November 21, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- Tanya said...
Yes I agree about the motivation. sometime you have to stop standing on the sidelines and dive in and try something new
- November 22, 2011 at 4:18 AM
- Dianne Neale said...
I taught some friends to crochet when they were staying with me in summer. We all got so much pleasure from it - they learning, and me passing on my skills. I agree with Patchwork and play though - I have the skills to make something, but I don't feel I have the imagination to create something original - I tend to follow patterns.
- November 22, 2011 at 5:48 AM
- Kelly said...
great post! i think sometimes it's just finding your niche, too. i tried scrapbooking, card making, knitting...none of those stuck. the only thing that has is sewing/quilting. i was able to teach a friend some sewing basics, and gave her my old machine, and she loves it now! it's such a good feeling to have a hand in a friend's new-found passion.
- November 22, 2011 at 6:25 AM
- Jessica said...
yay for spreading the craftiness! Pillow looks great, love that zig zag print!
- November 22, 2011 at 8:03 AM
- randi said...
i love teaching people to sew! it's always motivating to me!
your friends pillow is great!
- November 22, 2011 at 8:23 AM
- Lisa @ Sixmunchkin Stitching said...
Agreed! I never thought I would be quilting, yet here I am! It is something that is true in every arena, from music to art to well, everything!
- November 22, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Melissa @ Happy Quilting said...
I couldn't agree more. And what a wonderful way to spread crafty goodness. Good for you!!!
- November 22, 2011 at 10:35 AM
- Erin said...
I agree! My mother in law is always telling me that she's not creative at all, but her baked goods are so wonderful and decorated so beautifully! Everyone is creative in their own way :)
- November 22, 2011 at 10:52 AM
I had so much fun making the pillow with you. Thanks again for taking the time to give me a lesson! It was, in my opinion, the perfect way to be introduced to sewing... Plus, I was able to spend time with one of my favorite people!
- November 22, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- Linz said...
I agree so much! Really - you can learn anything you set your mind to!
- November 22, 2011 at 2:05 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Oh it's definitely a motivational thing. I had a bear-making friend recently tell me she couldn't make a bag, as she didn't have the skills. I told her that anyone that could do the intricate curves and 3D work involved in a bear, could tackle a bag no bother at all! I'll probably still end up making her the bag though lol
- November 22, 2011 at 2:15 PM
- tusen said...
It's funny, but that's what I was talking about with my Mum just a few days ago, although I'm afraid I wasn't able to sum it up so neatly :)
- November 22, 2011 at 3:55 PM
- Kelli said...
Your thinking is exactly what makes me laugh when people say "Oh, Kelli's so crafty. I could never sew/knit/etc like she does." Of course they could...they just don't have the desire to.
- November 22, 2011 at 5:53 PM
- pasqueflower said...
Great post. Cute pillow. I mentor a 6th grader, and she and I made a pillow today. She was so excited to use the sewing machine, and even wanted to learn to do hand sewing -- and very happy with her finished pillow, red, aqua and white. She wants to sew at our next session, too. She said, "We both like to sew. And we're GOOD at it!"
- November 22, 2011 at 5:58 PM
- Robin Correa said...
Love! Agree!
- November 22, 2011 at 7:38 PM
- Brigitte Heitland said...
Concerning my talent for sports: I'll never become an olympian nor a champion of any sport activity (and I'm unhappy about because my son is such a sportive man, he has the perfect body for any men's health cover). Even if he would motivate me, take me with him to walking, jogging or bodybuilding, having all the patience needed to get a couchpotatoe to exercises - I won't become a sports woman. I can accept it. I do that much which is fun - playing badminton, doing my yoga, hiking or a bit jogging. Couldn't it be the same with craft skills? - So I'm glad about every sewing companion who has fun and guess what: my sweetheart became one of my sewing buddies...
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