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Windows Sidebar is a long, vertical bar that is displayed on the side of your desktop. It contains mini-programs called gadgets, which offer information at a glance and provide easy access to frequently used tools. For example, you can use gadgets to display a picture slide show, view continuously updated headlines, or look up contacts.
Sidebar can keep information and tools readily available for you to use. For example, you can display news headlines right next to your open programs. This way, if you want to keep track of what's happening in the news while you work, you don't have to stop what you're doing to switch to a news website.
With Sidebar, you can use the Feed Headlines gadget to show the latest news headlines from sources you choose.
You don't have to stop working on your document, because the headlines are always visible. If you peripherally see a headline that interests you, you can click that headline, and your web browser will open directly to the story.
Open Windows Sidebar by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Windows Sidebar.
To keep Sidebar visible at all times, you must set it so that other windows won't cover it. The Sidebar width is a fixed size.
Because of the space Sidebar requires, this option works best if you're using a large or wide-screen monitor or multiple monitors.
Open Windows Sidebar properties by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Appearance and Personalization, and then clicking Windows Sidebar Properties.
Select the Sidebar is always on top of other windows check box.
Click OK.
Windows comes with a small collection of gadgets, but only some of them appear on Sidebar by default. To understand how to use gadgets, let's explore three gadgets that you'll see on Sidebar when you first start Windows: the Clock, Slide Show, and Feed Headlines.
When you point to the Clock gadget, two buttons will appear near its upper-right corner: the Close button—which is the top button—and the Options button.
Clicking the Close button removes the Clock from Sidebar. The button below the close button displays options for naming the clock, changing its time zone, and showing its second hand.
Not all gadgets have an Options button. Gadgets without an Options button don't have settings that can be changed.
Next try resting the pointer on the Slide Show gadget, which displays a continuous slide show of pictures on your computer.
When you point to Slide Show, the Close and Options buttons will appear near the upper-right corner of the gadget.
Clicking the Options button allows you to choose which pictures appear in your slide show, control the speed at which your slide show plays, and change the transition effect between pictures.
By default, Slide Show displays items in the Sample Pictures folder.
Point to Slide Show, and when the Options button appears, click it.
In the Folder box, select the location of the pictures you want to display.
In the Show each picture list, select the number of seconds to show each picture.
In the Transition between pictures list, select the transition you want.
Feed Headlines can display frequently updated headlines from a website that supplies feeds, also known as RSS feeds, XML feeds, syndicated content, or web feeds. Websites often use feeds to distribute news and blogs. To receive feeds, you need an Internet connection. By default, Feed Headlines won't display any headlines. To start displaying a small set of preselected headlines, click View headlines.
When you point to Feed Headlines, the Close and Options buttons will appear near the upper-right corner of the gadget. Clicking the Options button allows you to choose from a list of available feeds. You can add to the list by choosing your own feeds from the web.
Internet Explorer, a web browser included with Windows, looks for feeds on every webpage you visit.
Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Internet Explorer.
Browse to a webpage that has feeds.
Click the arrow next to the Feeds button, and then, in the list that appears, click the feed you want.
On the webpage that appears, click Subscribe to this feed.
In the dialog box that appears, click Subscribe.
The feed should now be available to Feed Headlines. To display the feed in Feed Headlines, see the procedure below.
Point to Feed Headlines, and then click the Options button.
In the Display this feed list, click the feed you want to display.
Click OK.
To scroll through the headlines, point to Feed Headlines, and then click the downward- or upward-pointing arrows that appear on the bottom edge.
Before a gadget can be added to Sidebar, it must be installed on your computer. To see which gadgets are installed on your computer:
At the top of Sidebar, click the plus sign (+)
to open the Gadget Gallery.
Click the scroll buttons to see all the gadgets.
Click a gadget, and then click Show details to see information about it at the bottom of the dialog box.
You can download additional gadgets from the web. To find gadgets online, go to the Microsoft Gadgets website.
You can add any installed gadget to Sidebar. If you want, you can add multiple instances of a gadget. For example, if you are keeping track of time in two time zones, you can add two instances of the Clock gadget and set the time of each accordingly.
Double-click a gadget to add it to Sidebar.
Right-click the gadget, and then click Close Gadget.
You can organize your gadgets in any of several ways:
You can keep all of the gadgets attached to Sidebar.
You can change the display order of gadgets in Sidebar. To do this, drag a gadget to a new position.
You can keep some gadgets attached to Sidebar and place some on the desktop.
You can detach all of the gadgets from Sidebar and place them on the desktop. If you organize your gadgets this way, you might want to close Sidebar.
You can detach gadgets from Sidebar and place them anywhere on the desktop.
To detach a gadget from Sidebar, drag it to the desktop. To reattach the gadget, drag it to any part of Sidebar.
If you have trouble dragging a gadget, you might need to drag from a different part of the gadget, such as an edge or corner.
You might want to close Sidebar if you detach all the gadgets from it.
For more information about customizing Sidebar, see Customize Windows Sidebar.


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New York! This Monday, we have an exclusive listening party and DJ set from longtime Giant Step friend and world famous producer, Louie Vega, at Le Bain at The Standard.
One half of Masters at Work and Nuyorican Soul, the legend will unveil his forthcoming album, Elements Of Life: The Eclipse (out in October), during the opening listening session. You don't want to miss this unique experience featuring a very special listening session followed by a all night DJ set traversing Vega's music landscapes. We also invite you to enjoy special cocktails provided by Appleton Estate Rum.
Louie Vega (DJ Set)
Elements Of Life: The Eclipse: Special Listening Session
Monday, July 16
Le Bain at The Standard, 444 W. 13th St.
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Due to construction, the main office of the English Department has moved to Conant Hall, room 113. Conant Hall is located to the right of the Dimond Library and directly behind Murkland Hall.
Alum Spotlight
Alum Wins Oscar, Golden Globe, Says UNH Helped Pave Way
English major alum Jennifer Lee '92 accepted a Best Animated Feature Oscar for the Disney film Frozen at the 2014 Academy Awards in Hollywood. Lee wrote the screenplay for Frozen and co-directed the film with Chris Buck. Lee and Buck also won a Best Animated Feature Golden Globe for the film.
In this WMUR segment, Lee gives "a huge shout-out to UNH." "The education there contributed so much to me becoming a storyteller" says Lee, who also told WMUR that UNH helped her to become a fearless writer capable of creating a fearless character.


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EMU announces new faculty for 2009-10 school year
EMU welcomes five new faculty to the ranks for the 2009-10 academic year. The new faculty are all full-time members of their academic departments. The new faculty, announced by Dr. Fred Kniss, provost, and Dr. Vernon Jantzi, interim vice president and undergraduate academic dean, are: Jeffrey M. Copeland, assistant professor of biology. Dr. Copeland holds a BA in ...More


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Lupe Fiasco - Jedi Mind Tricks from Da Exam b/c its a short song but one of the most powerful songs Lupe has.
Kick, Push 2 because I enjoy the spin he puts on the story compared to Kick, Push. I also really like Go To Sleep, The Emperor's Soundtrack, and Dumb it Down
Hip Hop Saved My Life, because hip hop as a music and an art form dragged me out of some deep, dark holes, and I'm a better man for it. I love the story the song tells, and the way the music has no limits and no borders. Redemption is real, just gotta find the right beat for it to play on.
I Don't Wanna Care Right Now because I love the flow and lyrics and at the first concert I ever went to Lupe performed it twice and went nuts while doing so.
I'm going to go with "All Black Everything." The sample it uses is crazy, the beat is sick, and the lyrics are on point. The imagery Lupe uses to describe what the world would have been like if slaves would were paid for their labor is amazing. Definitely my favorite song.
Dumb it down. Wish everyone in the buisness felt the same way. Difference between someone who wants to be be known for the fame and money and someone wants to be known for how talented they are.
I gotta go with He Say, She Say. its jus a powerful song and it really shows whats goin on in the world and how lifeis for some people. Definitley one of his best songs.
My favorite song by Lupe has to be Hurt Me Soul. The lyrics are amazing, they really show what Lu is all about. "All the world's ills sittin on chrome twenty four inch wheels". All of his songs are amazing and inspiring. Keep it up Lupe!
My fave Lupe song is Hurt Me Soul. That song is the definition of Real. "I used to hate hip hop, yup, because the women degraded But too short made me laugh, like a hypocrite I played it"
words i never said... this song just straight up gets to me.. so realistic . like all his other music
There are countless Lupe Fiasco songs that surpass any other rapper's songs by far. One of my favorites that still gives me the chills to this day is Dumb It Down. To me, this song represents everything Lupe Fiasco and his music means to me. The reason why I listen to Lupe on a daily basis, more than any other artist, is that he doesn't dumb down for anyone. He talks about important issues, about growing up, about life itself. He sends an amazing and powerful message through his music. These are the things I can relate to, and even better, his wordplay is mind-blowing! Dumb It Down is truly one of Lupe's best songs, if not the best. And the video is great too!
I dont know where to even begin aha but ill try keep it short. "Intruder alert" got to me in so many ways because I have been dealing with monsters inside of me, where I didnt trust no one and kept everything to my self and sometimes I would do drugs and drink or even hurt my self because I felt like no one understood me, feeling alone so I thought pain was my answer. But when I heard this song it made me think that maybe there is people I can trust, someone i can talk to and not make my walls so high. I love Lupe Fiasco because he is all about being positive and to never give up! So its hard to pick one song because "The show goes on" helps me to be a better me, its what keeps me going you know. But at the end of the day its "Intruder alert" cause it helped me out so much and I can relate to it so much.Lupe will and always be my #1 artist, its his music that gets me through the day. Love Always Shines Everytime Remember 2 Smile.
'He Say, She Say'--It's my favorite song because after listening to this song I knew that I would be a Lupe fan for life! Other than a 2pac song, I never have teared up over song like I did the first time I heard it. I love how he gave three perspectives the little boy, his mother and his dead-beat father. It was the beginning of the Michael 'Young' History trilogy...Which is arguably the best rap stories that has ever been told!
It'd have to be Break the Chain. It is so inspiring and catchy. Only you, Lupe, are able to mix inspirational non-conformity messages with amazing good quality music.
I love Hurt Me Soul, the lyrics are amazing and the flow is incredible over some excellent production!
Glory, off of Fahrenheit 1/15 Part II: Revenge of the Nerds. I've been following Lupe since 04 and the first time that I heard Glory it brought tears to my eyes, I almost broke down. I was going through a really rough time in my life and that song helped me through it. Not only did it help me through it but it inspired me to become a better person. It made me decide to be a more active human being. It made me drop listening to ear candy and develop a taste for food for thought. It made me open my eyes and realize that we are in a simulated reality controlled by our government. Any time I'm feeling down I listen to that song and it brings me right back up to myself. It still remains my favorite song to this day. I made countless friends sit down and listen to it while reading the lyrics in hopes that they would feel the same way as me. Through all of it though, it helped me realize that when you are intelligent and enlightened that all you want to do is spread that same feeling of peace, love, & understanding, but sadly, you can show people water, but can't make them drink it. It even inspired me to become an artist myself, and I know one day Lu and I will work together, but until that day...I'm going to respect the position I play, never letting my heart reflect the conditions in which I stay.
I would kill to get one the lupe fiasco poster. L.U.P.E the man cause its the brand that the fans trust
My favorite Lupe song recently has to be Words I never Said, before it hit the mainstream, I listened to it and couldn't believe the message Lupe was putting out. Yeah it all his opinion, and some of it may not be right, but it gets you to think. He gives everyone the message that you have to speak your mind or else you are just a follower in society and allow everyone in power to take advantage of you. Speak up because you will regret the words you never said. Also, the beat alone is amazing, just blows you away and engulfs you into the song.
Favorite Lupe song? That's easy, it's a tie.....between all of them. Picking one out is too hard, I just love that Lu's entire body of work has a central theme and that he STICKS TO IT! We don't need lifestyle songs, not if they're about Ferraris and weed smoking. The risks that Lupe takes when releasing his albums are enormous, because he could honestly be harmed for the things he says. That is what has given me the greatest respect for him as an artist, his undying courage and true motivation. Peace and much love to ya.
I have to choose "Words I Never Said". The lyrics are powerful and it describes the crisis the world is going through right now. It's an eye opener. The song delivers a big uppercut. Its outstanding, beautiful, and genius. Words i Never Said is truly One of my favorite songs of all time. Its an instant classic. Lasers here we go. Lupe your my Hero!
I would have to pick The Instrumental because that was the song that first got me interested into the world of Lupe Fiasco. I love the flow of the rhymes, rock beat and most definitely the story and messages behind the song. Plus the song is off of Food and Liquor; still my favorite album even though its hard to not say all of them are.
All of Lupe's songs are my favorite. But the one I would choose for this would be a throwback song called, "Mohammad Walks." I picked this song because I am a young Muslim Palestinian women. I feel like this song really hits the good spots of the Islamic religion. It shines on the positives of the religion, and gives people the chance to open their mind. Which I feel is what all of Lupe's songs are about!
My favorite song by Lupe from Lasers (cause all his music is amazing & it's hard to choose) is Words I Never Said because it speaks nothing but the effing truth. Love You Lupe & keep doing your thing. L.A.S.E.R.S
favorite song: break the chain Why? Because the beat is CRAAZZYYYY!! :D and the lyrics is simply moving ps. break the chain is also my ringtone :P


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Man I bet you just like to imagine Charlie Sheen on Salamence action huh
Man I bet you just like to imagine Charlie Sheen on Salamence action huh
i know I do lmfaooo.loljk HELL NO!
it always seems imposible until it's done-nelson mandella
a house divided agaisnt itself cannot stand-abraham lincoln
gotta catch'em all-pokemon
Kirbx get outta here this is between me and salamence
Woah man you're really obsessive over Jersey Shore. Did your grandfather rape you there or something?
Solly allow me to say this TRIPLE PWNED by SALAMENCE
No, that doesn't make any sense. Get out.
Michael Jackson was once accused of raping kids.
And judging by his skin tone I'd say your grandfather was Michael Jackson.
Well no y'see just like Michael Jackson went from white to black your grandfather went from being an old creepy rapist to an shitty little dragon
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His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York and Catholic Charities Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan applaud Mayor de Blasio's just-announced $41 billion, five-borough, 10-year affordable housing plan to serve more than a half- million New Yorkers.
Called the most expansive and ambitious affordable housing agenda of its kind in the nation's history, this plan to build or preserve 200,000 affordable apartments across all five boroughs was laid out today, May 5, 2014, by Mayor Bill de Blasio at a press conference at College Ave. in the Bronx. Mayor de Blasio pledged that the housing plan would reach New Yorkers ranging from those with very low incomes at the bottom of the economic ladder all the way to those in the middle class facing ever-rising rents in their neighborhoods.
"New York City's current crisis of housing affordability threatens the basic human right to decent housing," Cardinal Dolan said when he announced his support of the new housing plan.
"Since the 1960s, the Catholic Church in all boroughs of New York City, through parishes, religious communities, community-based organizations and Catholic Charities, has been at the heart of the development and preservation of affordable housing.
"I applaud the Mayor's far-reaching 10-year plan to build and preserve 200,000 affordable housing units throughout our city, and the Church in all boroughs of New York City looks forward to continuing to work with NYC and Mayor de Blasio to help achieve this important affordable housing goal."
The Catholic commitment to affordable housing in New York City is illustrated by over 50 years of experience constructing, preserving and rehabilitating housing for the poor, the low income working families, seniors and persons with special needs.
Through the dedicated long-term commitment of parishes, clergy, religious communities, Catholic Charities and affiliated community based organizations more than 6,000 units of affordable housing for financially strapped families, elderly persons and formerly homeless individuals have been developed in every borough of New York City.
To emphasize this support, Msgr. Sullivan spoke in person at the mayor's press conference today.
"Housing is a basic human right," Msgr. Sullivan said. "The dignity of the human person – made in the image of God – is threatened when an individual or family does not have adequate housing."
Msgr. Sullivan provided examples of the Church's past, present and future commitment to affordable housing. They include Highbridge where for the past three decades Msgr. Sakano and Jorge Battista have rebuilt a neighborhood with almost 2000 units of housing. They include over 4000 units of affordable housing for seniors, families, the formerly homeless and persons with AIDS/HIV built under the leadership of Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens including Bishop DiMarzio, Robert Siebel and John Tynan. And they include 3000 units of housing built and preserved by religious communities such as the Ursalines and Dominicans and the Sisters of Charity, Church-related community organizations and leadership of Msgr. Jenik, particularly in West Farms and Bedford Park.
"Less than a mile to the east on the Franklin Avenue Hill there is property that has been St. Augustine parish's sacred worship space spanning three centuries," Msgr. Sullivan added. "That worship community, though still vibrant, has become smaller and now worships in a neighboring parish church.
"That Church building was razed to prepare the site for affordable housing. It stands ready to be part of this initiative. This site will remain a sacred space because on it individuals and families will have a decent place to live, fulfill their potential and raise their families. Here human dignity will be honored and this space held sacred (by creating affordable housing for non-Catholics and Catholics alike.)
"Mr. Mayor, thank you for this initiative. Let's get started."


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If configuring Zend_Application_Resource_Session based on "Example #17 Sample Session resource configuration" [http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…] (an example with using Zend_Session_SaveHandler_DbTable) the application crashes as the $primary array keys are strings {quote} var_dump($this->_primary); // echo's // array('session_id'=>'session_id','save_path'=>'save_path','name'=>'name') {quote}
and Zend_Db_Table_Abstract::_setupPrimaryKey() try's to access the array by using an integer key ($this->_identity). This code is (line 895 of Zend_Db_Table_Abstract): {quote} $primary = (array) $this->_primary; $pkIdentity = $primary[(int) $this->_identity]; {quote}
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Curtis LaMont Conway
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Height: 6-1 Weight: 196 lbs.
Born: January 13, 1971 in Los Angeles, CA
High School: Hawthorne
College: USC (school history) (Conway college stats)
Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 1st round (7th overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft.
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|Vandals Fall 2-0 at Grand Canyon
PHOENIX—The start to the second half of the Western Athletic Conference schedule did not bring kind results to the Idaho Vandals on Sunday. Grand Canyon was able to fend off the Vandals late offensive push to gain its second win of the season, 2-0.
Freshmen Alyssa Pease and Kaysha Darcy both recorded two shots on the day and starting keeper Marina Siegl made two saves in the losing effort.
"We lost to the better team today," head coach Pete Showler stated. "We didn't take care of what we need to and as a consequence of that the result it what it is."
The 'Lopes got the scoring started in the 28th minute. Cassie Beckwith knocked one past Siegl to give GCU the 1-0 lead. Grand Canyon held the advantage in shots in the first half 9-5. The Vandals slimmed the total shot margin to 16-10 with their second half efforts.
Idaho (3-10-0, 3-3-0 WAC) got its best scoring chances late in the game. In the 70th minute freshman Edna Ibarra hit the second crossbar of the day for the Vandals. Minutes later senior Chelsie Breen sent a header high off a Katie Baran corner kick. In the 85th minute Darcy sent another Baran corner high off her header chance. Kavita Battan's header off a JP Burgess corner opportunity sailed high over the net in the 86th minute.
In the final attempt to get on the board Pease forced GCU keeper Catherine Lena to make the last of her three saves on the day in the 87th minute.
Grand Canyon (3-10-1, 2-5-1 WAC) got an insurance tally when Chelsea Santos' free kick sailed over Torell Stewart and into the back of the net.
Idaho will return home to take on CSU Bakersfield on Friday, Oct. 18. The Vandals will welcome Utah Valley to Guy Wicks Field on Sunday, Oct. 20.


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Santa Rosa - When a child has cancer, the entire family is affected. All the treatments and doctor's appointments can create a lot of stress for the patient, parents, and siblings. That's why Lighthouse Family Retreat gives families dealing with childhood cancer a weeklong getaway to help restore their relationships, and their hope. The Atlanta-based organization works with communities along 30A to host 12 retreats every year. Many of them take place at Gulf Place in Santa Rosa Beach.
Megan Ward was a thriving 16-year-old before she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer a year and a half ago. "I didn't have a summer last summer because I slept and was going through treatment, it's been difficult but I've been strong, I've survived it," said Megan. Now she is helping others as a volunteer for Lighthouse Family Retreat. "We just bring them here to get them away from the hospitals, to get away from the treatments, to get away as a family and just kind of be away from the junk that comes with childhood cancer so they can just laugh, reconnect as a family and find hope in God and something that is so hard to find hope in," said executive director, Chris Woodruff.
Hope. Something the Brown family from DeFuniak Springs has clung to the last 2 1/2 years as their daughter Anna fought acute lymphoblastic lymphoma luekemia. "It's been full of ups and downs and incredible blessings," said mother Misty Brown. One of those blessings, a Lighthouse Family Retreat where the health of the entire family is the focus. "Kids get to be kids and swim, at that same time the parents are off in what we call "Common Grounds" and in "Common Grounds" they are going to sit with a mentor couple that is going to give them the opportunity to sit together as parents and adults and talk about what it's like to deal with childhood cancer," said Woodruff.
For Megan, volunteering is part of her healing process. "It makes me so grateful and so thankful to be able to serve people because I know what they are going through and how hard it is."
Little Anna has been in remission since April of 2010, her last chemo treatment is next month. Megan hopes to find out later this week that she is now cancer-free.


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This is the third in a series of posts about Catholic Charities' participation in a nationwide initiative known as the "Food Stamp Challenge." Those taking part in the challenge must live for a week on a food budget of $31.50 total — the average allotment for an individual on Food Stamps.
By Richard Bertin
I'm taking the Food Stamp Challenge. And I think you should too. That's right — for the next week, I will be subsisting on the food budget of someone on the Supplemental Nutritional Assistant Program (SNAP), more commonly known as "Food Stamps." We are so used to hearing about starving populations in underdeveloped countries that we can be fooled into thinking that this doesn't happen in our own backyard. Well it does. Nearly 50 million American families are food-insecure.
I hope that by taking this "Food Stamp Challenge," I'll be able to gain an emotional and physical perspective on our nation's hunger crisis. It's easy to talk about stats and figures, but it's another thing to actually experience what poverty means, and feels like.
I don't know if I'll be able to make it, but when I first moved out of my parents house I was used to relying on dollar menus and ramen noodles to get me through the week, so I feel that I'm prepared.
If you've been following the challenge, you know the rules. I have $31.50 to spend on food for the entire week – the average weekly allotment for an individual on food stamps. That means no more office coffee and donuts for me, no other free food – including those chocolates my boss gives out every now and then – and definitely no restaurants.
Participants can use coupons to shop, but can't eat any items already in the fridge or pantry as part of the food supply for a total of 7 days.
My Shopping List
Since I've been asked so many times, I'm sharing my shopping list for the challenge. Just for fun, I also kept track of the expenses of my "last meal" that I had before I went shopping – ironically, I spent $31.25 on a meal for two of burgers and fries at a popular burger shop near my school, New York Burger Co.
Then, I went to my neighborhood Pathmark in the Coop City area of the Bronx and ended up with the following:
- (5) cups of Yoplait Yogurt (5 for $4)
- Bananas
- Florida's Natural Orange Juice (no pulp!)
- Organic peanut butter by some brand I never heard of
- Loaf of bread that was packaged in a design strangely similar to Wonder Bread.
- (2) bowls of Annie Chun's Ramen Noodles (Say what you about ramen noodles, but Annie Chun is in a totally different class!)
- (2) Cans of soup (vegetable barley was .99 cents each)
- Box of "Pathmark" branded granola bars
- 5-pack of Chiquita apple slices & dip
The total of all this was $24.77, which leaves me with $6.73 for "emergency funds." My strategy was to only spend close to $25 so that I can have at least some cash left over so I can treat myself to a quick NY hotdog or slice of pizza.
Throughout the next week, I'll be answering your questions about the challenge here and on Facebook — just leave a note on the wall, or a comment below, and I'll answer you as best as I can.
Please leave your words of advice or encouragement below – I'll need it!
Tags: fighting poverty with faith, food stamp challenge, hunger, poverty


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Men's Track & Field Wraps Day 2 of Larry Ellis Invitational
MT Sac Results
PRINCETON, N.J. (4/19/14) – The Princeton men's track & field team wrapped up Day 2 of the Larry Ellis Invitational today.
Sophomore Jake Scinto was the top collegiate in the long jump. He placed second overall with a jump of 7.14 (23-5.25). Freshman Greg Leeper was seventh at 6.69 (21-11.50) and senior Shane Molidor was 10th with a leap of 6.64 (21-9.50).
In the high jump, senior Omar Jarrett was third. He cleared a PR of 2.09 (6-10.25), two inches better than his previous best jump.
After winning the shot put yesterday, freshman Chris Cook earned a fifth-place finish in the discus. He threw to 49.95 (163-10). Classmate Jared Bell was seventh as his discus hit 47.22 (154-11).
Freshman Ben Gaylord cleared 4.50 (14-9) in the pole vault to take ninth.
Senior Brad Pelisek threw the javelin to 56.90 (186-8) for sixth place.
On the track, sophomore Greg Caldwell was fourth in the 110-meter hurdles. He clocked a 14.69.
Another top-10 finish went to the 4x100 relay that clocked a 42.05 for ninth place.
At the Mt. Sac Relays, junior Adam Bragg was third in the pole vault. Bragg cleared 5.05 (16-6.75) on his first attempt but couldn't get over the third height of 5.20 to finish third.
Princeton will compete at the Penn Relays next week, April 24-26 and also at the TCNJ Lions Invitational on April 26.


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2007 Outdoor: Competed in four races, including two at 800m and two at 1,500m... ran personal best times of 2:27.03 at the Baldy Castillo Invitational and 5:06.15 at the Mesa Classic... 2007 Indoor: Did not compete... 2006 XC: Ran in four races on the year... placed a season-best 30th at the Canyon West Classic... 2006 Outdoor: Ran in five races, including two at 800m and three at 1,500m... 2006 Indoor: Did not compete... 2005 XC: Redshirted.
High School: A 2005 graduate of Horizon High School (Phoenix)... competed for the track team for three years and the cross country team for one... placed third at 1,600m at the regional meet in 2004... also was second at 3,200m as a senior.
Personal: Majoring in journalism and communications... parents are Mark and Mary Knobbe... brother Christopher (an ASU graduate)... comes from an athletic family... father Mark (baseball, Phoenix College), mother Mary (track, Phoenix College), uncle George Gallery (basketball, Claremont University), cousin Tommy Reeve (basketball, Phoenix College), cousin Nick Reeve (basketball, Phoenix College), cousin Lori Reeve (volleyball, San Diego State) and cousin Matt Knobbe (baseball, Phoenix College) all were collegiate student-athletes... born July 16, 1986, in Phoenix... hobbies include dance, music, reading, writing, movies, musicals and anything outdoors... full name is Samantha Elizabeth Knobbe.
Personal Bests - 800: 2:27.03, 1,500: 5:06.15


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Would then have two years of eligibility?
He sat out his frosh year
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Maybe if he gets a hardship waiver, but I don't think that will be the case.
He's already reshirted.
Why would we want him to hang around another year?
Originally Posted by ripvdub
Why would we want him to hang around another year?
Cuz he is a smart quality basketball player. Although you do have a point, especially since we are bringing in the likes of Monte Morris and Matt Thomas, and hopefully our recruiting will continue to attract top guys.
Even if he had a redshirt still available, I really wouldn't see the point, as far as the team goes. Maybe for him personally, it would be nice.....but..... His value to the team is the rest of this year, spelling KL at point, and Babb as a defender for a few minutes, plus keeping Will out of the awkardness of playing the point. Next year, it will be great to have him available to help Naz and Monte develop, and to help with the transmission of Jones. I'm not sure what you do with 4 point guards, but maybe one or more will play some 2 next year also, or will be in on 3 guard sets.
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