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Centenary College Leadership
Centenary College President
Dr. Barbara-Jayne Lewthwaite has been a valued member of the Centenary College community for more than 20 years, serving in a variety of positions. She began her career at the institution as adjunct assistant professor of Business, from 1985 to 1988. In 1988, Dr. Lewthwaite was hired as the assistant professor of Business. In 1994, she was promoted to associate professor of Business.
In 1999, she transferred from the Business Department to the Education Department, where she served as associate professor of Education. In 2001, she became a tenured faculty member and was promoted to professor of Education. In 2003, Dr. Lewthwaite became a member of the College's Executive Staff when she was named vice president for Academic Programs. She was promoted again in 2006, to vice president for Academic Affairs and chief academic officer, then named acting chief operating officer in 2008.
Dr. Lewthwaite gained a wealth of corporate experience prior to her career at Centenary College. Previous positions include training specialist at American International Group, Equal Employment Opportunity program manager at Schering-Plough Corporation, manager of personnel at American Reinsurance Company and manager of Management Development and Training at Great Lakes Carbon Corporation. She was also an independent consultant in the areas of supervisory and management training and development. She holds a BBA from Pace University, as well as a MBA and Ed.D from Saint John's University.
Centenary College Board of Trustees
Wolfgang Gstattenbauer - Chair (Class of 1997)
Arden Davis Melick - Chair Emeritus (Class of 1960)
Kenneth L. Hahn - Vice Chair
Norman Worth - 2nd Vice Chair
Christopher Treanor - 3rd Vice Chair
Lucinda Thomas Embersits - Secretary (Class of 1959)
David Johnson - Treasurer
David A. Lackland - Trustee Emeritus
Dr. Hae-Jong Kim - Trustee Emeritus
Harris F. Smith* - Trustee Emeritus
Ellen Baars-Banks (Class of 1993)
Susan F. Bateman, Esq.
Audrey Bonaparte-Watts (Class of 1978)
Michael T. Catapano (Class of 1992)
Jason C. Coe
David D. Dallas
Tilly-Jo Emerson
Rev. Dr. Frank L. Fowler, III
Elizabeth Friday-Skoda (Class of 1993)
Rochelle Makela-Goodman (Class of 1997)
Michael B. Lavery, Esq.
Dr. Joann LaPerla-Morales
Raymond Nisivoccia
Rosalind Reichard
Jim Salerno
Bishop John R. Schol
M. Alden Siegel
Orin R. Smith
James D. Stryker
Linda Van Winkle Watkins (Class of 1962)
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I am going to create a championship game and you can be any team from championship to league 2 and I need 24 teams.
I will also be setting everyone's transfer budgets at £5m so its fair to all teams and I also want you to say which 5 players you want on your team and they have to be realistic targets.
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I'm not going to post on this forum anymore, me, Silver and Homeworld tried to help you become friendly and none of you listened, so I'm just going to stop posting altogether
You were jealous of my forum, you couldn't TAKE the fact that it was more active than PD, and some of you even criticized it for being inactive for 6 hours, In case you didn't notice, PD is inactive for more than 12 hours, so get your facts straight, thats like bullying someone for being too small when your even smaller, get your facts straight!
All we were trying to do was help you, we weren't even trying to fight with you, and I was only trying to reason with you, but you were all too mean to listen
You obviously don't understand the situation at all
More than one of Lakepower members were flamed here in the past
You all need to grow up instead of flaming others who don't deserve it, you seem to kick younger people out of your forum (by the way I'm 16, not 13 but I was 13 when I first joined here and got flamed) This is a freaken Pokemon forum!! why only allow adults?
And you can stop getting your members to come to my forum and do implied flaming (I don't mind the good members though) every member who came from your forum seemed to be very nasty, I have banned them all
Now, any last words? I'll reply to anything you post in this thread before I go
ADD ON: Also, if you think that the Internet is nothing, why do you even go on forums? Whats the point if you don't care about your friends on them?


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Swimwear is quite different from fashion. Swimwear, like lingerie, is a costume we wear for a specific event. Lingerie is for the bedroom and all that one imagines. Swimwear is made for the sport of swimming, but is also the most provocative clothing worn outside the house.
Women are judged by their looks, face and body, and the swimsuit is the costume traditionally worn for that in its most formalized setting,the beauty pageant. Women exercise and expend great effort to improve their form. A walk down the beach becomes a real-life show, not of fashion, but of the female form displayed to attract men and to compete with other women. Therefore, swimwear is something a woman buys with great care.
My job as a swimwear designer is to think about the swimsuit design as sculpture, 360 degrees of it, to enhance and complement the body. Most important for me is to create a fit that feels good on and a suit that makes the wearer look the best she can. I like to create styles that empower women, but I ask myself, am I not feeding into the stereotype of women as objects when I design swimwear?
I would say that may be the case, since some women in swimwear present themselves as stereotypical sex objects. These women may be thinking that anything that attracts attention is good. They may also be thinking that there is some kind of power in sexual dominance, or even that the shock factor is what will give them a voice.
This may all be true, since Lady Gaga, Madonna and Cher are great examples of women who used their sexual boldness and prospered.
For those who have a great sense of self, who work at fitness and health, and who present themselves as empowered, there is another approach.
The question for women is, are you objectified or empowered, and do we switch from one to the other in our lives?
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Today is the last of my string of 5 Gum reviews, at least for now. I have been trying so hard to try candies that are a little out of my "normal" range, and for me, that means gum! Combined with the fact that it still a tad warm here in Los Angeles, having a candy that won't melt is another plus. Swerve I saved for last for no particular reason, or maybe I should just say I did it all in alphabetical order. Either way, I'm curious to see what this also colorful man-centered gum has to offer.
Swerve. I am not sure about the name of this gum. When I think of "swerve" I think of an unsafe maneuver one does while driving a car. Its feels dangerous and full of adrenaline. I open the package to find three neat rows of gum wrapped in bright orange foil. It smells very tropical. I get notes of passion fruit, pineapple and peaches with a kiss of mint.
The stick of gum is a light orange color and is very pliable and soft. I begin to chew and I immediately get bright flavors of peaches, oranges and pineapple. I also taste a light hint of mint in there, but it's very faint. I chew for about a minute and am surprised to find that the gum's texture is getting tough and hard incredibly fast. The flavor as well quickly disappears. So sad!
Out of all the 5 Gum flavors that I've tried to date, this one was my favorite. It was sweet and tropical, like a good vacation. It's really too bad that the flavor disappears so quickly. Alas, some gum is just like that. Regardless, if you want to give the 5 Gum line a try, this one would be my fruity recommendation for testing the waters.
Rating: Will Eat Again
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Jan. 25, 2012
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -
The University of Alabama placed 56 student-athletes on the 2011 Fall Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, the second highest total in the conference, SEC Commissioner Mike Slive announced Wednesday.
The Crimson Tide's total included a league-best 38 football players. Overall, South Carolina led the way with 66 honorees followed by Alabama and then Georgia with 51.
The 38 members of Alabama's 2011 National Championship football team that earned a place on the honor roll was eight more than the next closest school and included a dozen starters. Among those earning the academic accolade were Trent Richardson, Mark Barron, Barrett Jones, Marquis Maze, Jeremy Shelley, Brad Smelley and Jesse Williams.
The Alabama soccer team placed 14 on the SEC Academic Honor Roll, including eight starters from the squad that advanced to the NCAA Championships last November, including senior All-SEC goalkeeper Justine Bernier. The Tide volleyball team had four players earn a place on the team, including All-SEC junior Kayla Fitterer.
To earn a place on the honor roll, a student-athlete must earn a 3.0 or better grade point average for either the preceding academic year or their career and be a sophomore or better in academic standing. The Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll is based on the 2011 spring, summer and fall terms. Any student-athlete who participates in an SEC championship sport or a student-athlete who participates in a sport listed on his/her institution's NCAA Sports Sponsorship Form is eligible for nomination to the Academic Honor Roll.
The conference will release a winter and spring honor roll in the months to come and recognizes its first-year student-athletes based on grades from the fall and spring semester with an honor roll that is released in June.


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Current Score – MSU 7, LSU 0
- With the win, the No. 11 Mississippi State Bulldogs will advance to play the No. 21 Auburn Tigers Sunday at 1 p.m. in the championship match. Winner will advance to Seattle, Wash., to compete in the ITA National Team Indoor Championships.
- The No. 25 LSU Tigers will face the No. 23 Indiana Hoosiers in Sunday's consolation match, starting at 10 a.m.
Under the current system, a college tennis match consists of three doubles matches and six singles matches which determine seven total points as follows (these rules are only for the ITA Kickoff Weekend):
Doubles-Three matches are played in doubles to determine the first point of the match...One pro set (first to eight games by two) is played at each position and the team that wins two (or three) of the three matches, wins the first point of the team match...If a doubles match is tied at 7-7, a 12-point tiebreaker (first to seven points by two) is played to determine the winner. No-ad scoring will also be implemented in doubles this weekend.
Singles-Following doubles, six matches are played in singles with each match counting one point toward the team score...Each is played best two out of three traditional sets (first to six games by two)...If the players are tied at 6-6 in a set, a 12-point tiebreaker (first to seven points by two) is played to determine the winner.
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ZF-9000: Replacement in Zend_View_Abstract makes using streams in view search paths impossible
When adding a paths via addScriptPath to a view the _addPath method is called in Zend_View_Abstract
If a desired path has a stream prefix (e.g. file://) and the host OS is windows, the // are replaced with \ rendering the path unusable
Offending line is 1023 of Zend_View_Abstract $dir = str_replace(array('/', '\'), DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, $dir);
Changing this to a more careful replacement with preg_replace - or even then doing a :// for :\ on windows would solve the issue
I believe this is resolved with r20906 in trunk and r20907 in the 1.10 release branch. Please re-open the issue (or ping me to re-open it) if you're still having issues.
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ZF-2945: No error Message on incorrect Adapter class
When supplying an incorrect class to Zend_Translate->setAdapter() no output is being generated at all!
Because this line hides the error: ```
The error would be for example: Fatal error: Class AlexL_Translate_Adapter contains 2 abstract methods and must therefore be declared abstract or implement the remaining methods (Zend_Translate_Adapter::_loadTranslationData, Zend_Translate_Adapter::toString) in C:\WWW\library\AlexL\Translate\Adapter.php on line 3
Since the error is hidden while being a fatal one no output is being generated at all
It's not that easy... eliminating the suppression leads to other errors which are thrown throug Zend_Loader itself while the exception is raised afterwards by the class itself.
This has to be reworked to eighter not use Zend_Loader anymore, or find another way of recognising such errors while not braking the whole testbed.
yeah I already had the feeling that the @ must have had some reason. but the problem, as I described it, is really a little annoying since it took me a little while to even understand what just happened to my site... there was just nothing there ;-)
Resetting 'fix version priority' and 'fix version' to be re-evaluated for next release.
Changed with r9082. But this has no effect as the class you implemented is false.
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Because your computer is on a domain, you can delete local user accounts from the computer, but you cannot delete user accounts from the domain. All files that were created under the user account will be deleted when you delete the account.
On the Users tab, under Users for this computer, click the user account name, and then click Remove.
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WINTER PARK, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) - The average American consumes almost 2,000 pounds of food per year. We can't survive without it, but sometimes food can be hazardous, even lethal. We reveal our top ten most dangerous foods.
It might look good, and it might taste good, but the food you eat could be dangerous!
So what are the most dangerous foods? First up: blowfish, a Japanese delicacy you can get at fine sushi restaurants. Its toxins are 1,200 times more potent than cyanide. A single fish has enough poison to kill 30 people. The danger: preparing it.
"Once you slice into it, that toxin is on the knife, and it is very deadly," explains Pamela Legowski, RD, the Dietary Manager of the Translational Research Institute at Florida Hospital.
Another food hazard: wild mushrooms. The death cap contains several toxins. This past December, four elderly people in California died after eating this lethal food. Raw oysters can contain the norovirus, which often spreads on ocean cruises.
"The best thing to do is to actually cook them and not eat them raw," says Tara Gidus, RD, from dietdiva.net.
Rhubarb leaves have high concentrations of oxalate, which causes poisoning in large doses. Ever wonder why we're told to keep potatoes in the dark? If they turn green they may have higher levels of solanine, a harmful compound.
Legowski advises, "So if you cut into your potato, and you see green, throw it out."
But it is ok to eat potatoes if they have little growths on them. Hotdogs also made our list, but it's because of the choking risk. About 17% of all food-related choking deaths in kids are caused by hot dogs.
Gidus says, "So if you want hot dogs for younger children, just make sure you're cutting it vertically and then cutting it into smaller pieces."
Peanuts are one of the deadliest foods for those who have an allergy. From 1997 to 2002, incidents of peanut allergies doubled in children. Another risk: uncooked eggs can cause salmonella. Most of us know we shouldn't when it comes to cookie or cake batter, but…
"What does everyone do? They lick the spoon. They try the batter!" Legowski exclaims.
The good news? They're harder to find, but if the eggs are pasteurized they're safe to consume in the batter! Another danger: leafy greens. They're often grown in farms that are close to chickens or cows. It's the runoff that contaminates them. So, wash your greens!
"Even if they say triple washed, still wash them before you serve them," advises Gidus.
The last on our list: fruit seeds from cherries, apples, plums, almonds, and peaches can release hydrogen cyanide gas during ingestion. So don't overdo it.
Ten foods that could be a danger to you!
A couple of runner-ups that almost made our list: raw meat. Gidus says your steak should never be red, but can be slightly pink, and the only way to know for sure if it's thoroughly cooked is with a food thermometer. If tapioca isn't processed properly, it can be toxic. Also, shellfish can be problematic, even life-threatening, for people who are allergic to it.
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Librarians, scientists, engineers, educators, museum staff, and others are invited to join a new online community (http://community.discoverexhibits.org/)! The goal of the community is to provide and support science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) learning in libraries. This innovative new forum will allow members to share resources, form programming partnerships, foster continued learning and professional development, and, most importantly, facilitate effective STEM learning experiences in libraries.
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Jesse R. Koeller, age 28 of Middletown, passed away suddenly on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013. He was born in Wilmington, DE on Jan. 17, 1985.
Jesse is survived by his fiancée, Megan Missimer of Middletown; his mother, Sherri McCoy of Middletown; his sisters, Ashley and Paige and his brothers, Austin and Ty Koeller; and his step-mother, Mila Koeller, all of Townsend.
He is also survived by his grandparents, Wayne and Juanita Strasser of Middletown; his uncle, Bob Combs and his wife Debbie of Townsend; his aunt, Tammy Combs and her friend Mario of Boothwyn, PA; his cousins, Bob Combs and his wife Tiffani of Hartly, Kristie Combs of Smyrna, Gabby Combs of Townsend, Brian Wingo and Scotty Marcum of Middletown; many great aunts and uncles; and also by his best friend, Ian Szabo of Newark and many other friends and family.
Jesse was preceded in death by his father, Robert (Bobby) Koeller of Townsend.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to NA or Echo Center of Middletown in Jesse's memory.
A service for Jesse will be held Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 3 p.m., at Immanuel United Methodist Church on Main Street in Townsend. Burial will be private.
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Frugality is not a quaint pastime from the pre-credit card era, but it is something of a lost art for some people.
Though frugal living can conjure an image of a Dickensian miser grimly squeezing every penny for all it�s worth, it doesn't have to be like that.
"Being frugal to me is about valuing
your life energy," says Mark Zaifman, owner of Spiritus
Financial Planning in Windsor, Calif., and a contributor
to an updated version of "Your Money or Your Life."
A central tenet of the book is that most people must expend their energy to make money during their finite time on earth. Frivolous purchases waste that time and energy.
That concept is a lynchpin in the voluntary simplicity movement.
What is voluntary
"Voluntary simplicity is about coming into alignment
with what's more important -- more material possessions
or more time. It is about having more time and more
choice, because the essence of it is financial independence,"
Zaifman says.
The simplicity philosophy is a template for doing more with less -- something that financial planners heartily endorse.
"I believe the definition of being 'rich' is no longer a large dollar (figure). I define it as an excess of both time and money. For frugal individuals, this can happen long before retirement and is not dependent on your income level," says Trent Lickteig, a Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Wealth is a relative concept, after all. If your income is over six figures and so is your spending, then that equals broke.
"The two most important assets you can have in the current economy -- and it's not gold, and God knows it's not stock and it's not your house -- but in my opinion, the two greatest assets you can have are no debt and, maybe most important, the ability to live very happily on very little," says Jeffrey Yeager, author of "The Ultimate Cheapskate's Road Map to True Riches."
"Unfortunately, all too often people end up in a job and expand their spending capacity to meet the amount that they're receiving from an income perspective. And a lot of times they end up exceeding that, so they end up with a lot of credit card debt," he says.
Kapp himself became a financial planner after a serious car accident compelled him to re-evaluate his life. He learned about the simplicity philosophy, went on a long trip and returned to start a financial planning practice focused on the needs of the gay and lesbian community.
He made the decision to simplify his life and align
his work and spending with a goal he found satisfying. And he now helps
others do the same.
"As a financial adviser, I can sit down with people and understand what their goals are and coach them on achieving their goals. It all ties in together. When we meet with clients, we don't talk about retirement. We talk about financial independence," he says.
By uncovering goals and dreams for life, anyone can make spending decisions that either support those goals or are a detour from them.
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Nov. 15, 2012
The #22-ranked Bruins will fight for a national championship this Saturday, November 17, at the E.P. Tom Sawyer State Golf Course located in Louisville, Kentucky.
The men received one of thirteen at-large bids to this weekend's 10,000m-championship race after an impressive showing at last week's NCAA West Regional, where they placed third in the team category. Only the two top finishers from each region are guaranteed automatic qualifying bids to the NCAA Championships, but the selection committee decided to award UCLA with an invitation to fight for the team title a day later.
"Coach Braden has done a great job coaching and developing this entire team. It's exciting to see them have an opportunity to compete at the NCAA's," said Mike Maynard, Director of Track and Field / Cross Country. "They are each truly talented and although they have already been very successful thus far in the season, I believe that they have much more to show as a team."
Last Saturday's result was a culmination of a remarkable regular season for the Bruins, who have only finished outside the top five once all season. They opened the season with a victory in the Nevada Chase and haven't looked back since. Interestingly enough, one of their most impressive showings was their tenth place finish at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational. The race in Madison featured 45 of the nation's top teams, many of which the Bruins will see again this weekend. 21 of the field's 45 competitors have advanced to the NCAA championships, so that meet was truly one of the sqaud's biggest accomplishments. More importantly, it bodes well for a Bruins team that has continued to excel and exceed expectations week in and week out.
"I love the tight knit team attitude of this group," added Maynard. "They have always trained as a pack, and have begun to run as a pack as well. This Bruin team is young, and has an opportunity to become one of the best cross teams ever at UCLA."
Sophomore Lane Werley has led the way for the Bruins this season, and has been an absolute force on the course. The Riverside native has been the team's top runner in every meet he has competed in this season, including three, fifth place finishes and a 30th place result in Madison. Twice, he has finished within striking distance of last year's NCAA individual champion Lawi Lalang of Arizona. Clearly, he has found his groove on the course and is setting the pace for the Bruins squad.
Werley will be joined Saturday by David McDonald, Dustin Fay, Nohe Lema, Sergey Sushchikh, Daniel Herrera, Chase Zukerman and Jacob Wood. This has been, for the most part, the core of this year's team and they have learned to run together to better compete in the team category. Distance coach Forest Braden has been impressed with the toughness and effort his team has displayed this season.
"I am proud of these guys for the resiliency and toughness they have displayed all season," said Braden. "This team is comprised of terrific people, students and obviously athletes and I could not be happier to have the opportunity to coach this squad one more time this season.
"The guys are ready to make a statement on Saturday and will run with the same level of pride and toughness that they have exhibited all season. We relish the opportunity to race the best and see how good we can be."
The University of Louisville will host the Championships, Saturday, Nov. 17, at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park, located in Louisville, Kentucky. The men's race will begin at approximately 10:15 am Pacific time. A live webcast of the championships will be broadcast from 9 am to 10:30 am Pacific time, on NCAA.com.


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Miami Marlins not committed to trading Josh Johnson
According to an American League source who spoke with the Marlins Wednesday, they are not committed to trading Josh Johnson and likely will keep him beyond Tuesday's non-waiver trade deadline. The club remains open to the idea, but only if they are presented with an overwhelming offer.
Johnson has been the subject of numerous rumors in light of Marlins trades that sent Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante to the Tigers, and Hanley Ramirez and Randy Choate to the Dodgers. He is signed through 2013.
Asked during the Hanley Ramirez press conference about additional moves, President of Baseball Operations Larry Beinfest said: "I think [fans] should be wondering. I think they should be disappointed in the way we've played, where we are in the standings. We're not going to do something just to do something. These things came together relatively quickly."
As far as the Ramirez trade, whether it works or not should not be judged strictly on whether Nate Eovaldi and minor league pitcher Scott McGough pan out. The Dodgers are picking up every remaining dime of Ramirez's contract. That's a savings of almost $40 million through 2014. The Marlins not only need to spend that money, they need to do so wisely.
"We'll see," Beinfest said. "Players all come with something. They come at $500,000. They come at $15 million. And this trade where we wanted to restructure, this player had a hefty contract that he earned based on how he produced, so there is that financial component. We'll get with Jeffrey [Loria] and talk about next year. That's putting the cart a little bit ahead of the horse right now. No doubt, Hanley had a substantial contract that the Dodgers have taken in total."


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CHICAGO – The Horizon League announced on Wednesday that 10 UIC student-athletes garnered Academic All-League recognition for the 2014 spring semester. Softball led the way with three honorees, while baseball and women's tennis earned two apiece. Men's and women's track and field and men's tennis grabbed one laurel each.
"This year was another outstanding season for our student-athletes in the classroom," said Athletic Director Jim Schmidt. "Our student-athletes posted a 3.01 GPA this past semester and 27 individuals received a perfect 4.0. I couldn't be more proud of our student-athletes and all that they accomplish."
Jacki Fletcher, Natalie Hernandez and Bridget Boyle represent the softball team on the All-League squad. Fletcher was recently named to the Capital One Academic All-America First Team after she completed her kinesiology degree and compiled an unblemished 4.0 cumulative GPA. She is one of just 10 UIC student-athletes in history to earn the laurel.
Baseball took home a pair of honorees for the second straight year as senior Alex Jurich and junior Tyler Detmer took home accolades. Women's tennis also garnered two awards in seniors Jana Knoppe and Kathryn Sharples. Christopher Cole holds a 4.0 cumulative GPA as an business major and represents the men's tennis team, while Max Downey and Mariya Denisenko (4.0 GPA) represent the men's and women's track and field squads, respectively.
The Horizon League recognizes student-athletes with seasonal Academic All-League Teams in each of its 19 championship sports. To be eligible for Academic All-Horizon League consideration, a student-athlete must have a cumulative grade-point-average of 3.20 or higher (based on a 4.00 scale) and have completed at least one year at the member institution, having earned 24 semester-hour or 36 quarter-hour credits.
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This is the number system used by Harley-Davidson circa 1916 into the 1960s.
As a little background info, every year from around 1916 onwards Harley-Davidson made up a special reference model "Layout" sheet. For example the 1925 sheet is titled: "Layout of 1925 Models & Model Numbers." It is very complex and includes: "Sales Dept. Model Nos., Factory Model Nos., Motor Equipped, Motor No., Motor Assem. No. & Frame Number." Later sheets were less complex. Since these were intended for internal use they contain inside info not generally known. Good stuff indeed!
The 1925 Layout Sheet clearly states near the bottom of the page and here I quote: "Note: Motor & Frame numbers start with #1000 and continue consecutively regardless of models...."
It also states this little factoid which I believe refers to the belly/line bore number: "(CRANKCASES NO. 25-1000 & up)."
Clearly by Harley's own Layout sheet engine serial numbers and crankcase numbers in the old days started with #1000 (not 1001).
This numbering method continued throughout the 1920s, 30s, 40s, and into the 1950s. For example the 1938 Layout sheet reads: "motor numbers start with 1000...." and the 1950 sheet reads: "motor numbers start with 1000...."
However, when we reach the 1957 Layout sheet there is an abrupt change in the numbering system. For the 1957 model year it states: "Motor numbers start with 1001..."
No reason for this change was given.
I should point out that both the 1000 start and 1001 start were for normal production models: JD, VL, EL, UL, FLH, XL, etc. Racing engines had different start numbers: i.e. "500," "2001," etc.
In 1960 the serial number system became more complicated swapping starting numbers between 2001 for even (1960) and 1001 odd (1961) years. I do believe that Bruce Palmer mentions this in his restoration book.
In 1970 Harley dropped the old time method and went to the govt. VIN system which has no coolness to it at all.
So you can see this wasn't a trick question, but it has a rather tricky answer. So, if you run across or see a "1000" number don't assume it's FAKE or a Factory only special. It could be authentic normal pre-1957 production.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Kat Great Gingerbread House Kit! I made this with my 9yr granddaughter this week & what a good craft project for that age group! I found the directions easy to follow and the kit had almost everything you could think of which kept me from having to look for appropriate candy. We added a pretsyl fence and powdered sugar over the finished house which really finished it off. The only drawback I can see with this kit is that there was not enough icing. So I took powdered sugar, added water & made more icing. My granddaughter is so pleased with her masterpiece!! December 22, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by KnoxvilleMommy Better Than The Wilton One We have bought the Wilton kit the past few years and I was really excited to try this one. It's basically the same in that it comes with all the house pieces, powder to make the icing and some decorations. We always use a piece of card board cut to size and then wrap it in white paper... very similar to the picture online. I picked-up extra candies like peppermints, etc. to make it really sweet. Building a gingerbread house is a family project every year for us and my almost 5 year old thinks this kit is so much better because of the smell... the gingerbread smells wonderful. This kit is exactly what you would expect out of a gingerbread kit. Most kits give you the bones and you add your imagination and special touches. I think this kit is getting a bad rating from people who maybe just don't know what to expect from a gingerbread kit... *The comment about not having anything to build it on... don't know that I have ever seen a kit that comes with such. *The comment about it tasting horrible... these kits (all brands) are 'edible' per say, but I don't know anyone who ever consider actually eating one. You need to make your own fresh gingerbread for that sort of thing. I'm not a huge fan of eating something that sits out exposed or something that's been handled so much putting it together. Yuck. *Lastly, the comment about it having to dry...my daughter doesn't love having to wait, what kid does, but that's how royal icing is... it has to set up in order to be stable. It's basically glue for the house. This is the same for every store bought kit. If you are looking for a fun kit that makes a really pretty gingerbread house, this is a great kit. December 13, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by lhpix Fun and Easy Two Day project Although you have to put the house together ahead and give it ample time to dry (overnight is fine) -- I found this to be a wonderful holiday project to do with my children (4 & 2 years) for Christmas in 2010. This year I plan to buy one for each and invite a friend to join us in the messy fun. We embellished the house with sugar spinkles and other candies, creating a frosting tree at one end (sprinkled with green sugar) and a candy corn pathway. My littlest would have eaten all the gumdrops had I allowed it! Was a wonderful holiday decoration. Recommend to put put house together on tray you will be displaying it on. November 27, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Michelle Fun xmas "project" Received as a gift, made it to serve w/other xmas cookies as dessert. Was a fun project, didn't wait overnight for roof to dry as instructions said but had no problems w/assembly (put it all together while watching "It's A Wonderful Life," by the end of the movie I was done). Plenty of decorating candy included, easy to make more icing if needed (I didn't need to). December 25, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Susan Good Kit I recommend decorating all four sides prior to assembly. Once the house has been assembled, then decorate the roof. My kids had a lot of fun with these. We will get them again next year. If you are not going to eat the house, you can use plaster of paris for assembly...it dries faster and harder than icing. We also purchased more candy for decorations and made our own icing. December 12, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rocko Good standard kit Of course these kits take some time to assemble. They all do. If you want real simplicity order a preassembled house. This house goes together easily with a little time and patience. When assembling any gingerbread creation you must give each piece time to dry before adding another section. This is a good basic gingerbread house. November 6, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5 by Bob the Hater Very bad kit I bought this kit to make a gingerbread house with a friend. For one, there is nothing to assemble it on or in, which makes it difficult to assemble. The icing tastes like a box, and it takes a very long time to dry. The gingerbread was amazingly stiff and did not taste good. Very disappointed. December 25, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5 by JLS Wouldn't buy again I bought this gingerbread house for my little girls (5 & 3) to decorate. First of all, you have to assemble the sides, wait at least 20-30 min, then add the roof - then wait several hours or overnight for it to dry. Was not prepared for the wait so girls were disappointed to not get started right away. Then, after the wait, there was not enough frosting to just smear on and let them have at it. If you're looking for a house for your kids, I'd find something else. December 14, 2009
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Donetta Brunner of Savanna, Illinois traces this hearty main dish back to a 4-H cooking project. "I liked the recipe immediately, and it has traveled through the years with me to become a favorite with my children and husband, too. The only change I've made to the original is to add extra seasonings."
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1-1/2 cups cooked rice
- 2 cups seeded chopped fresh tomatoes or 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 2 cups fresh, frozen or canned sweet corn
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- 1 cup crushed saltines
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- In a large skillet, brown beef and onion; drain. Stir in rice, tomatoes, corn, salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce and hot pepper sauce.
- Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Combine cracker crumbs and butter; sprinkle on top. Bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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My name is Daniel Albaugh. I started touring with peta2 back in February of 2009, so it's been more than a year and half of doing outreach on all kinds of tours—concert tours, festival tours like Warped Tour and Rock the Bells, and also college tours. I started as a tour contractor, basically hitting the lines at events, or working all day on college campuses, signing people up for petitions and pledges, and distributing PETA literature and videos.
2. What are the biggest challenges and the most rewarding aspects of being a peta2 Road Warrior?
The biggest challenge for me at the moment is just that before I started touring for peta2, I had been touring in hardcore bands since I was 18—so for about 8 years. I still love traveling, but as I approach the 30 year mark in my life, I think I'd like to simplify things a bit … but oddly enough, the traveling is also one of the most rewarding aspects of working for PETA in this manner. The crew and I go from city to city, seeing some incredible sights when we have time, eating world-class vegan food every day, and then our job is to bring the message of animal rights to young people, many of whom are not familiar with the subject. To be able to be out there and make that kind of connection with the public is a great feeling, and I think it is truly important work … I like that my job is to promote the idea that all individuals deserve respect and compassion, whether they are human or not. I consider myself lucky for that opportunity.
3. What was your first introduction to veganism and animal rights? Was there a specific band, book, etc. that influenced your decision to go veg/vegan?
To be fair, my introduction to animal rights was my mother. She was vegetarian since long before I was born, and I vaguely recall going to anti-fur demonstrations with her when I was 3 or 4 years old. There are videos of those protests somewhere in one of her closets, and I keep telling some of my friends at PETA that I'll dig them up someday to show them. We'll see about that (haha) … Anyhow, I didn't really consider how right my mother was about not eating animals until I was 14 or 15, and I discovered hardcore bands like Earth Crisis, Another Victim, and One King Down who had very strong animal rights messages in their songs. Propagandhi and Good Riddance were some other punk bands that I loved that talked a lot about animal rights. When I got involved in the hardcore scene in my hometown of Houston, Texas, there was an animal rights collective called Houston Animal Rights Team (HART) who made a strong presence at shows and festivals, tabling and leafleting. I thought that was really cool, and it really taught me the important connection between music and activism.
4. As someone who's toured for years, either with peta2 or with your band Die Young, what's your experience been as a vegan on the road?
I stopped eating meat in 1998, but I didn't go vegan until late 2005 … All I can say at this point is that I wish I had become vegan sooner. Within a year of going vegan, I stopped having all the chronic allergy problems I had suffered from, which as I've learned, stemmed from eating dairy. I could breathe easier, and my immunity improved by leaps and bounds, which was a great help for me as a vocalist in a touring hardcore band. I stopped losing my voice as often as I used to, and eventually I stopped losing it at all … Being vegan is becoming easier all the time—not just in the US, but all over the world. I have eaten at vegan restaurants in Mexico, Central America, Europe, East Asia, and all over North America. There are vegan options everywhere, so there's no reason to fear about going hungry as a vegan. And for anyone that knows me, it is well known that I am always having a blast eating a ton of food every day, no matter where I am.
5. How did Band of Mercy come together? Did you know going into it that you wanted it to be a vegan band, or did it organically move in that direction once all the members were on board?
Die Young officially played its last show in October 2009, but we weren't much of an active band for about a year prior to that. It was around the time that Die Young officially broke up that I asked our drummer, James Rynearson, if he wanted to start a new band solely focused on promoting veganism while playing a style closer to punk's roots. James and I love most of the same bands, so he was excited about the idea. Even if we aren't going to tour regularly in Band of Mercy, he and I both feel a need to keep playing hardcore and punk music. And likewise, as we get older, promoting a positive and healthy vegan lifestyle is something that is increasingly important to each of us. So from the start, we set out to make a vegan hardcore band that was catchy and more humorous than any vegan hardcore band that came before it. Currently, James and I are the only members, but we're going to focus on filling the lineup out to play shows in 2011.
6. What's the best advice you have for someone who wants to be more involved with animal rights but doesn't know where to start?
There are a million ways to get involved. I used to not know where to start, but honestly, getting involved with PETA is a great start, because PETA has the means to get literature and materials out to so many people. You can help at protests, set up your own protests, talk to people and distribute literature at events, set up a student group at your school, work on animal rights campaigns at your school … the list goes on. Beyond finding an animal rights organization that you like and getting in touch with them, I think there are some other things we should all take into consideration when it comes to being activists. Number one—read up on the history of the animal rights movement, learn about the campaigns that major animal rights organizations have going on, learn about factory farming, and learn about nutrition. If we are going to go out in the world and change people's minds to help animals, we have to know what we are talking about, so getting educated is a must, and that's something you can start doing right now. Number two—get in shape. Going to the gym or caring about your physical health does not make you a jock (unless you want to be a jock haha). Eating well and working out is going to make you feel and look better. You'll be happier, and a better example of veganism. So in a nutshell—be vegan (and be proud of it), contact animal rights organizations out there who will help you get involved, educate yourself, and get in shape. Doing these things will make you a badass at life, and you will save more animals in the process.
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CLEVELAND (September 9, 2010) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is pleased to welcome Alan Parsons for a Legends Series interview on Saturday, September 18 at 7 p.m. in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater.
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The Alan Parson's interview will also be streamed live on http://rockhall.com/event/alan-parsons.
Alan Parsons had dabbled with live performance in his late teens as a folk/blues acoustic player and as a lead guitarist with a blues band in the late 60s. When he landed a job at the famous Abbey Road Studios in London at the age of 19, it became clear that the world of sound recording was to dominate his career.
Parsons was assistant engineer on the last two Beatles albums and went on to work with Paul McCartney and the Hollies among others. But it was his contribution as engineer on Pink Floyd's classic Dark Side of the Moon that got him world attention. That led to success as a producer - notably the hugely successful Year of the Cat album with Al Stewart. In 1975 he met Eric Woolfson who became his manager and they joined forces as a songwriting and performing team for The Alan Parsons Project. The APP's debut album, Tales of Mystery and Imagination based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe paved the way for a signing to Clive Davis' newly launched Arista label and a string of hit albums, namely I Robot, Pyramid, The Turn of a Friendly Card, Eye in the Sky, Ammonia Avenue , Vulture Culture , Stereotomy and Gaudi. With his long-standing collaborators, guitarist Ian Bairnson, drummer Stuart Elliott and orchestral arranger Andrew Powell, Alan dropped the "Project" identity for Alan Parsons - Try Anything Once in 1994. The partnership continued for On Air in 1996 and The Time Machine in 1999.
The album A Valid Path, Alan's foray into Electronica was released in 2004 and featured Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, The Crystal Method, Shpongle, Uberzone, PJ Olsson and Alan's son, Jeremy. 2008 saw the reissue of all the Alan Parsons Project albums in expanded form, containing never-before-heard bonus material and a 2-CD compilation called The Essential Collection. One of the most familiar Project tracks is Sirius, perhaps best known as the Chicago Bulls theme and more recently as walk-on music for The New Orleans Saints at their triumphant Superbowl game in 2010. Alan's latest venture is an instructional series about recording called The Art And Science Of Sound Recording.
See www.artandscienceofsound.com. All Our Yesterdays, a song written especially for the series, features some of LA's finest musicians and a rare performance by Alan on lead vocals.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has FREE educational offerings year round. Additional adult education programs include From Songwriters to Soundmen: The People Behind the Hits, which gives audiences an inside look at aspects of the music business that are often concealed from view, and Rock and Roll Night School, which gives interested adults the opportunity to expand their rock and roll-related knowledge. For more information about these and other Rock Hall educational programs, visit www.rockhall.com/education.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays (and Saturdays through Labor Day), the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216. 515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK (7625) or visit www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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The state will host the 2010 Pennsylvania Broadband Summit this fall to move closer toward the goal of making high-capacity, affordable, reliable and sustainable broadband services available for all residents, businesses and institutions. The Summit takes place Sept. 20 - 21 at the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel and Convention Center in Camp Hill, Cumberland County. To register or learn more, visit www.outreach.psu.edu/programs/pa-broadband.
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7 Toxic Ideas Polluting Your Mind
Book by Anthony Selvaggio
Unfortunately, Christians often live their lives unaware that they are adopting non-Christian ideas, because they are too busy focusing on behavior in the first place. Worldliness is too often equated with what we say and do, rather than the battle … Learn MorePaperback $12.00 $9.60 Add to Cart
A Blueprint for Thinking
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All people have a worldview. All people answer ultimate questions about truth and reality, whether consciously or unconsciously. And all people act according to those answers. Understand the big questions and the ways people answer them, and you'll have real … Learn MoreCD $24.00 $21.60 Add to Cart
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Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World
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In our postmodern world, every view has a place at the table but none has the final say. How should the church confess Christ in today's cultural context? Above All Earthly Pow'rs, the fourth and final volume of the series … Learn MorePaperback $18.00 $14.40 Add to Cart
Battle for Our Minds
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Battle for Our Minds will equip you with intellectual ammunition for defending and proclaiming the Christian worldview effectively. R.C. Sproul explores the three worldviews that have characterized Western thought: the classical/biblical worldview, the Enlightenment worldview, and post-Christian secularism. The helpful … Learn MoreCD $17.00 $15.30 Add to Cart
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Twelve 23-Minute Messages. Over 4 Hours of Teaching. Everyone has a worldview, a framework through which they interpret reality and answer life's ultimate questions. Many people, however, are unaware of the view they embrace. In this series, Dr. R.C. Sproul … Learn MoreDVD $72.00 $64.80 Add to Cart
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Life's Ultimate Questions
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Looking for a unique synthesis of the topical, historical and worldview/conceptual systems in philosophy? Look no further. Longtime student and teacher of philosophy Ronald Nash offers us Life's Ultimate Questions, an eminently readable and well-organized introduction to philosophy. Designed primarily for … Learn MoreHardcover $33.00 $26.40 Add to Cart
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R.C. Sproul Jr. has equipped Christians with the ammunition needed to counter the non-Christian philosophies that have made the greatest gains in our era. He also counters the primary criticisms lobbed against the biblical world-view. "My hope is to persuade … Learn MorePaperback $14.00 $11.20 Add to Cart
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The Wages of Spin
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