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"We think competition is great, we think it makes all of us better, as long as other companies invent their own stuff."
- Timothy D. Cook
Most corporations' Chief Operating Officers are faceless beings with conservative suits and insane compensation packages. However, Timothy D. Cook isn't the COO of just any company; he's the COO of Apple. As Steve Jobs' second in command, the low-profile Cook is in charge of decidedly unsexy things like supply chain management and reseller relationships. But as Jobs' health remains a concern and his end as leader of Apple looms, Timothy Cook will soon be in charge of the whole shebang.
Timothy D. Cook BiographyA lot of pundits, stock speculators and Mac nerds worry about what will happen to Apple when its iconic CEO Steve Jobs eventually steps down. Timothy D. Cook is the man most likely to replace him when that inevitably happens, and when he does, the company should do just fine. So stop worrying, already!
timothy d. cook and the apple empireTimothy D. Cook (why do executives feel compelled to use their middle initial all the time?) worked for some of Apple's biggest rivals for years. Stints at Compaq and IBM showed Jobs that Cook had the technical know-how and business savvy to make a difference at Apple. Problem was, this was 1998, when Apple was losing billions a year and seemed destined for bankruptcy in the face of Bill Gates' and Microsoft's march toward monopoly. But Cook saw something he liked at the disorganized company and came on board as Senior Vice President of Operations.
Cook inherited a mess of epic proportions. The multi-headed hydra that was Apple's manufacturing arm had become a bloated monster that ate money and pooped out products that no one really wanted. The company's Ireland facility would import parts from Asia, assemble them into computers and then ship them back to Asia. We're not MBA grads, but that just sounds dumb. He slayed that profit-averse dragon by closing facilities, shrinking inventory and moving manufacturing to cheaper markets.
Hard, pragmatic decisions like these allowed the driven, ambitious young executive to move up the corporate ladder quickly. First was a promotion to Executive Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Operations in 2002, followed by a bump up to COO after long-time Apple veteran Jon Rubenstein's retirement.
Being inside Steve Job's inner circle has its privileges. Although his yearly salary is "just" $700,000, stock options have made the guy insanely rich (he's sold about $100 million worth since starting at the company). Still, the guy lives in a rented house in Palo Alto and considers an intense workout to be quality downtime.
timothy d. cook and steve jobsTimothy D. Cook's work ethic has him poised to take over one of the world's most respected companies. When health problems (OK, cancer) forced Steve Jobs to take an extended leave of absence in early 2009, Timothy was tapped as interim CEO. Jittery investors balked and punished the share. But insiders laughed, suggesting that Cook has basically been running Apple for a few years now.
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Fletcher impressing boss
by Kate Smith
MON happy with striker's return.
Steven Fletcher scored his fourth goal in three games for Sunderland during the Black Cats' draw at West Ham.
The striker has scored in every Barclays Premier League game for Martin O'Neill's side since making the switch from Wolves in the summer.
Fletcher's finishing has been fantastic.- Martin O'Neill
The Scottish international opened his account with a brace at Swansea City, before bagging the opener in the home draw with Liverpool.
Fletcher, who notched his fourth goal at Upton Park, is already halfway to equaling the tally of last season's trio of top scorers, Sebastian Larsson, Nicklas Bendtner and Stephane Sessegnon, who all got eight, much to the delight of boss O'Neill.
O'Neill told safc.com: "Fletcher's finishing has been fantastic since he arrived at the football club.
"He hasn't had that many chances but he has taken the ones that he has had.
The manager continued: "He's held up play magnificently, as I thought he would do.
"Most of the chances he has had he has put away for us and he was excellent against West Ham."


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NEW: Longtime City Councilman Won't Seek Re-election
City Councilman Charles Chenault has announced he will not seek re-election to another four-year term in office this fall.
Chenault, 61, was first elected in 2004 as a Republican, but lost his re-election bid in 2008. He then successfully ran as an independent in 2010.
He did not want to elaborate on his decision not to run again, saying he hasn't time to gather his thoughts yet.
Chenault and Mayor Ted Byrd are up for re-election to the five-person council in November. Byrd, a Republican, is running again.


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Hot on the heels of his new Comedy Central special "Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide," Emmy-nominated actor/comedian Tracy Morgan returns to Treasure Island Fri., April 25.
Best known for creating such memorable characters as Astronaut Jones and Brian Fellows during his seven-season stint on "Saturday Night Live" and for playing Tracy Jordan on the hit NBC series "30 Rock," Morgan promises fans "lots of new stuff" as well as some favorites when he takes to the stage just days before kicking off his new stand-up tour, "Turn it Funny."
"I like to follow things that are funny," he told Examiner.com. "I don't do anything too political or that people would find too painful, so I won't be talking about that plane that went missing or anything like that. You have to give a wound time to heal and think of other people's feelings."
That doesn't mean, though, that he won't talk about some things certain people might find offensive.
"You always have to make a judgment call," Morgan said. "I just try to stay true to me. If someone is going to be overly sensitive about something, then they should just stay at home and make it a Blockbuster night. You can't hold a comedian to the same standards as the president. You have to be able to make fun of society's ills because if people don't laugh at things, they're just going to cry over them. That's what Archie Bunker and George Jefferson and 'Good Times' did. Just because you don't talk about something doesn't mean it didn't happen. I'm not Ray Romano or Jerry Seinfeld; I'm from the projects, so I can find the funny in it. Don't act like there's no crack! People need to stop focusing on the finger pointing toward the moon. It's like focusing on the size of a man's penis when you're making love; if you just focus on that, you're going to miss out on a good time!"
When asked where he gets his inspiration from, Morgan surprisingly answered his female fan base.
"Ladies are honest," he said. "They're my motivation. They know what's funny and the dudes just follow."
While Morgan credited a woman's sense of humor with why the funny guy always gets the girl, he did share a tip when dining out—aside from wearing "good cologne"—that could help even non-funny guys impress the ladies.
"You need to tip well," Morgan replied when asked about his dining out pet peeves. "I learned that from Frank's (Sinatra) old movies. Plus, when you throw a few bucks down, you definitely look good in front of your lady friend."
Having performed in Las Vegas several times over the years, it was only natural to ask Morgan what his favorite restaurant in town was. Not surprisingly, the man known for keeping audiences entertained likes to be entertained as well, citing Benihana inside LVH as his favorite place to dine in Las Vegas.
"I love the Teriyaki Steak and shrimp there," he said.
Morgan confessed that he also has a bit of a sweet tooth, although his guilty food pleasure is clams on the half shell.
Considering Morgan plays the Entertainment Capital of the World fairly often, one might wonder if he'd ever consider doing a permanent comedy show in Las Vegas.
"I heard George Wallace is leaving," Morgan teased. "But right now I'm on a mission to spread my love around the world."
The funnyman said he will also be returning to television this January in a new FXX sitcom. For now, though, fans can see Morgan "break the champagne bottle" when he performs April 25 inside Treasure Island. Showtime is at 9 p.m. and tickets start at $54.95, plus tax and handling fees. Guests must be 18 years or older to attend. To reserve your seats, call 702-894-7722 or simply click here.


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New sidewalks
We are so excited about the work being done at the high school, on the sidewalks, and at the elementary school, Academy Drive, etc. These folks who have homes there and the students are getting an early Christmas present and it looks like they are doing a great job. Thanks, Santa Claus, for a great sidewalk.
Stepping on toes
Abusing assistance
Know what it means
Case closure
There is now closure for the Desi Rae George family and the conviction of [Matt] Jones in her murder. Thanks to Commonwealth Attorney Doug Vaught for the great job in trying the case [instead of the defendant entering a plea bargain]. Maybe we need Doug Vaught in Carroll County.
Cat calamity
Cloudy forecast
The weather channel on Dish Network is a joke. You get everything but the weather.
Fix these streets
Kid with a whistle
I went to a game Saturday and could not believe my eyes when I saw that little kid trying to ref that game. What happened to the adult refs? They would call the games by the rules so our kids would learn how to play the game. This is ridiculous. We want our kids to learn.
No sympathy
Shut the lid
Carolina got it right
It's a shame the Virginia voters haven't found out the reality like the North Carolina voters did and voted out Democrats and put Republicans in power. You keep throwing good money after bad, or either the freeloaders and dead people are voting.
Charge disputed
Standing tall
I'm just watching something on TV that I cannot believe. The only coward in our country is this president. God bless Netanyahu [the prime minister of Israel]. I wish we had somebody 1/100th the man he is to run this country. How dare anybody talk about him when he is the only leader in this world trying to do something to protect his people. Not like our president.
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Dover:More Police Images After Protests
Officers release five more pictures of people they want to speak to about trouble in January
The elderly parents of a young woman, found battered to death in Kent 25 years ago have joined with police to make a new appeal for help to find her killer.
The body of 25 year old shop manager Wendy Knell was found at her bedsit in Guildford Road, Tunbridge Wells in June 1987 after failing to turn up for work. She had also been sexually assaulted.
Her mother Pam Knell, 75, said: "We don't want to die not knowing what happened.''
Cold case detectives believe the same killer was responsible five months later for murdering a second young woman - 20-year-old Caroline Pierce - who was from the same town.
A senior officer said his team was "one step away'' from finding the murderer who has evaded capture despite it being one of Kent Police's largest murder investigations.
Ms Pierce, who lived in Grosvenor Park, was last seen at about midnight on November 24, 1987 when she was dropped off by a taxi at her home. Screams were heard outside the house and days later her body was found by a farm worker in a drainage ditch 40 miles away on Romney Marsh on December 15 that year.
Advances in forensic science led police in 2007 to reveal they had a full DNA profile of the suspected killer but it does not match anyone on the national database. Now police are using further technological breakthroughs by turning to advances in familial DNA to try to identify the murderer.
Speaking to reporters to mark the 25th anniversary of their daughter's death, Mrs Knell and her husband Bill told of the impact the murder had on their lives.
Mr Knell, who turns 78 on Saturday, revealed how he refused to celebrate his birthday for several years after the killing because it fell on the day his daughter died.
Mrs Knell said her life finished the same day her daughter's did. She said: "I had just turned 50 when we lost Wendy and everybody told me my life was going to begin - but it ended.''
Mrs Knell said last September was particularly poignant because her daughter, who harboured hopes of getting married and having children, would have turned 50 herself.
Mr Knell, who has five grandchildren and three great-grandsons, admitted the turmoil had caused cracks in their marriage.
He said: "It's driven us apart as man and wife. My wife can't bear me near her. She's afraid of anything physical. If I put my arm round her, she'll say, 'Don't do that'. We live together apart as brother and sister, but we still love each other.''
He added: "Life as such stopped on that day. Before that we had the perfect life but from that day it's just a stressful life. You just go from day to day and cope.''
Inquiries showed no clear signs of a forced entry to Ms Knell's property and no one at any of the neighbouring bedsits heard anything unusual.
Her distinctive keyring and diary containing her mother's personal details were missing, which her father suggested could have been taken as a "prize''.
The keyring, a souvenir from Austria, had a small brass cow bell attached to a multi-coloured key fob, a brass plate with "Woman of the Year'' engraved on it, and two keys, which have never been found. Items had also been taken from Ms Pierce, including clothing, keys and a distinctive keyring.
A footprint from a Clarks trainer was found on a blouse at Ms Knell's home. Police said such a trainer would have been relatively rare at the time and may belong to the murderer.
Reports of peeping Toms and burglaries were investigated in the area by the original investigation team but no culprit was found.
Ms Knell's family were given a bottle of champagne after the murder and told to ``celebrate when he's caught''.
But Mrs Knell said she threw it away years ago amid frustration that the police investigation had stalled. Her husband admitted they had "lost confidence'' but now feel renewed hope that the killer will be caught.
He said: "It would give us a new lease of life. Things wouldn't get a lot easier but we could sleep easy in our bed because of where he is, hopefully locked up for life.''
Appealing for the public's help, Mr Knell went on: "Please bring closure in our lives so that things can be a little bit better. We are on tenterhooks and nothing will ever change until he's caught.''
Officers release five more pictures of people they want to speak to about trouble in January
Family pay tribute to 21 year old who was killed in car crash last week
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March 13, 2012
AUBURN, Ala. -
Arizona's No. 9 Women's Swimming team will compete in the 2012 NCAA Women's Swimming Championships, beginning Thursday, March 15 and continuing through Saturday, March 17.
The meet marks Arizona head coach Eric Hansen's first NCAA Championship with the Wildcats. In 2011, Arizona finished 5th at NCAAs in Austin, Texas.
UA's relay teams are among the fastest in the country and will be crucial to a high-scoring week at the championships. Arizona's 400 medley team currently has the second-fastest time in the country, a time posted at the Texas Invite in December. Juniors Ellyn Baumgardner (Fairfax, Va.) and Lauren Smart (Charlotte, N.C.) and sophomores Sarah Denninghoff (Tucson, Ariz.) and Margo Geer (Milford Center, Ohio) will swim the race after earning runner-up honors at the Pac-12 Championships.
Another relay team, the 200 free relay, also finished in second at the Pac-12 Championships, with Geer, sophomores Kait Flederbach (Carmel, Ind.) and Aubrey Peacock (Jacksonville, Fla.) and senior Emma Darlington (Tucson, Ariz.).
Arizona's 200 medley relay team, consisting of Smart, Baumgardner, Peacock and Geer, finished in third place at the Pac-12 Championships and its 400 free relay team currently has the second-fastest time in the country.
The Wildcats are led by seniors Alyssa Anderson (Granite Bay, Calif.) and Darlington, who will be competing in their last Arizona event.
Alyssa Anderson - Anderson has had an extremely successful year, swimming the 200 free, 200 fly and 500 free. She currently has top-10 times in the 200 free and 200 fly and a top-five time in the 500 free (and earned a third-place finish at the Pac-12 Championships.).
Emma Darlington - In addition to earning a spot on the 200 free relay team, Darlington has swam the 50 free, 100 back and 100 free this season.
Lauren Smart - Smart will give Arizona an added boost in this year's Championships after transferring from Virginia in 2011. She had an extremely successful showing at this year's Pac-12 Championships, earning runner-up honors in the 100 back, third place in the 200 back and fifth in the 100 fly.
Ellyn Baumgardner - Baumgardner also had a good performance at the Pac-12 Championships, after finishing second in the 100 breast. Her fastest time in the event came at the 2011 NCAA Championships, at 59.38.
Chelsey Salli (Vancouver, B.C.) – Salli is another breaststroker for the Wildcats and proved her worth to the team with her fourth-place finish in the 200 breast and fifth-place finish in the 100 breast at the Pac-12 Championships.
Monica Drake (Bloomington, Ill.) – In addition to competing on the Wildcats' 400 free relay, Drake also competes in the 500 free, the 200 free and the 100 free.
Margo Geer – Geer has had a very successful year for the Wildcats, most recently earning runner-up honors in the 50 free and 100 free at the Pac-12 Championships. She currently has the third and second-fastest times in the country in these events, respectively.
Sarah Denninghoff – Denninghoff posted a second-place finish in the 200 back and a fourth-place finish in the 100 back at the Pac-12 Championships. She currently hast the third-fastest time in the country in the 200 back.
Kait Flederbach – Flederbach is a freestyler, competing in the 50 free, 100 free and 200 free in addition to adding a strong leg to the 200 free relay team.
Aubrey Peacock – Peacock recorded a fourth place finish at the Pac-12 Championships in the 200 back and also competes in the 100 back and the 100 fly for the Wildcats.
Samantha Pickens (Murrysville, Pa.) – Pickens, the only women's diver to compete for Arizona, earned her place by winning the the 3m and earning runner-up honors on the 1m at the NCAA Diving Zone E Championships.
The Championships will open on Thursday morning at 11 a.m. with preliminaries and finals will begin at 7 p.m.
For complete results and continued coverage of Arizona Swimming, visit www.ArizonaWildcats.com or follow @ArizonaSwimming on Twitter.


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Sam Adams has come out with yet another specialty brew – this one aptly named Brewlywed Ale just in time for June weddings.
The traditional Belgian-style "bride ale" has delicious floral aromas of hops combined with a light spice scent. As for the taste, it's a light malty beer that contains both clove and honeysuckle from Belgian yeast.
The limited release beer has just 200 cases in production so be sure to get one soon.
For one day only (today), the Brewlywed Ale is being sold at the Samuel Adams Boston Brewery. On June 20, Sam Adams brewer Bob Cannon is hitting the road to help one beer-loving couple homebrew their perfect wedding beer. He will create an original recipe and help brew the first batch of beer.
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The Naples Art Association has issued a call for Chalk Art 2014 on historic 5th Avenue South. Seasoned artists, artists in the making, schools, scouts and civic groups are all invited to display their creativity in an event that draws thousands of Neopolitans and winter visitors each time it takes place.
"Please show off your creative, artistic talents and help us transform 5th Avenue South into a huge color splashed canvas on Saturday, January 25th," states Naples Art in its call to artists. "Chalk Art 2014 will be a great celebration of artists and their creative works of chalk painting, located on 5th Avenue South. All proceeds will benefit the Pelican Bay Rotary Scholarship Fund. This event is being held in one of the most popular tourist months in Naples, and you will have great exposure for your work."
The Naples Art Association will match artists with a sponsor, or artists can get their own sponsor or purchase their own chalk square. Chalk, brushes, water and mixing containers will be provided to all registered artists.
The rules are simple and straightforward. The sponsor's name must go at the top of each sponsored square. Artists may not use any portion of their assigned square for self-promotion (unless the artist has purchased their own square). However, artists may hand out business cards or other material to interested passersby. Sponsors may not influence the content of a square - content is open to artists' creativity, with the exception of sponsor name written across the top of the square.
Chalk Art 2013 was well attended and popularly received.
In addition to entertainment, live music, fashion shows, food and huge color-splashed canvases of chalk painting, a highlight of Chalk Art 2014 will be the announcement of cash prizes and People's Choice awards. The three artists selected by the celebrity panel will receive $1,000 for 1st Place, $600 for 2nd Place and $400 for 3rd Place, and for purposes of the judging, the size of the artist's square does not matter. The judges are interested only in originality.
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Maui County Ag Festival seeks entries for the 2015 Hawaii Food Products Recipe Contest
March 12, 2015 KAHULUI — Hawaii Food Products Recipe Contest organizers are currently seeking new, locally made food products that utilize Hawaii grown and/or made ingredient. more »»
Montage Kapalua Bay announces appointments at Cane & Canoe
March 5, 2015 KAPALUA — Montage Kapalua Bay last week announced the appointment of Robert Comstock as general manager for its signature restaurant, Cane & Canoe. more »»
Duke's Beach House donates $1,910 to Hawaii Agricultural Foundation
March 5, 2015 KAANAPALI — Duke's Beach House presented the Hawaii Agricultural Foundation with a donation of $1,910 at a recent Henry Kapono performanc. more »»
MEO to unveil 50th Anniversary banner
March 5, 2015 KAHULUI — Maui Economic Opportunity Inc. more »»
Soroptimists to hold silent auction to benefit Lahainaluna Scholarship Fund
March 5, 2015 LAHAINA — In conjunction with the Lahaina Second Friday Town Party, Soroptimist International of West Maui will hold a silent auction on Friday, April 1. more »»
Queen Ka'ahumanu Center completes renovation of Ka'ahumanu 6 theater
March 5, 2015 KAHULUI — Queen Ka'ahumanu Center last week announced the completion of a year-long update to its Ka'ahumanu 6 theater complex, including an all-digital upgrade to its sound and projection system,... more »»
Events to kick-off Visitor Industry Charity Walk
February 26, 2015 WAILUKU — The Maui Hotel & Lodging Association (MHLA) is celebrating 37 years of giving back to the community with its annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk on Saturday, May 9, at the War Memorial... more »»
New Kaanapali resort slated to open in 2017
February 26, 2015 KAANAPALI — Starwood Vacation Ownership, a division of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. more »»
SketchUp Pro available free to Hawaii schools
February 26, 2015 KIHEI — Thanks to a continuing partnership with Trimble, Maui Economic Development Board's Women in Technology (WIT) is making the latest SketchUp Pro software available at no charge to all K-12... more »»
Island Cream Co. serves unique new treats
February 19, 2015 LAHAINA — Offering a one-of-a-kind, tasty hybrid of ice cream and gelato, Island Cream Co. recently opened at Lahaina Gateway Center. more »»
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SBA to hold Resource Day to help Maui businesses
February 19, 2015 KAHULUI — What does the U.S. Small Business Administration offer to small business owners? The programs are many and varied, and the qualifications for each are specific. more »»
Maui's newest Rotary Club is going green with new logo and St. Patrick's Day fundraiser
February 19, 2015 LAHAINA — The new Rotary Club of Lahaina Sunset will host "Go For The Green," a fundraising dinner and golf outing, at the Royal Lahaina Resort on March 14. more »»
Maui Food Technology Center to hold second Supply and Service Expo
February 12, 2015 KAHULUI — On Wednesday, Feb. 18, the Maui Food Technology Center (MFTC) will hold its second annual Supply and Service Expo at the Hannibal Tavares Community Center in Pukalani from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. more »»
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Premier League ins and outs
Who has your team signed? Who's been shipped out?SkySports.com » 31m
Who has your team signed? Who's been shipped out?SkySports.com » 31m
A decision on Ryan Giggs' future at Manchester United will be announced in the next 24 hours, according to Sky sources, with the assistant manager widely expected to leave after 29 years at the club.SkySports.com » 38m
Newcastle United have completed the signing of winger Matt Ritchie from Bournemouth on a five-year contract.SkySports.com » 44m
Crystal Palace sign winger Andros Townsend and goalkeeper Steve Mandanda on the opening day of the transfer window.BBC Sport » 1h
Defender Martin Demichelis has left Manchester City at the end of his contract, the Premier League club have confirmed.SkySports.com » 1h
Ryan Giggs ends his 29-year stay at Manchester United by agreeing a settlement with the Old Trafford club.BBC Sport » 1h
Crystal Palace have signed goalkeeper Steve Mandanda from Marseille for an undisclosed fee.SkySports.com » 1h
Track the managerial ins and outs and a list of every boss in the top five leagues in England and the Scottish Premiership.BBC Sport » 1h
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Travel & Guildleve Map
Note: If you plan on linking this image, please link this page directly as I plan on placing updated versions of this image here. Otherwise your image will be out of date after new versions are released.
Note: Special thanks to Livankha for the incredible infographic. Additionally, thanks to numerous members of the Free Company for porting around to verify information!
Travel in Eorzea can get expensive fast! Sure you have your Teleport ability which allows you to quickly visit any Aetheryte Crystal you have previously visited. However, criss-crossing the continent this way can quickly knock out a thousand gil or more. You can easily find yourself money starved.
But did you know that there is an inexpensive, albeit slower, option? The chocobo and ferry network of Eorzea allows you to move between locations at very reduced costs. Generally the fees for this network are under 50 gil, with ferries typically running about 100 gil. Travelling this way does require you to have tagged the Chocobo Porters in the areas, so you do have to run out there the first time.
The map in this blog also details the levemete's and the levequest levels available as you use the Chocobo network. as well as locations for the Grand Company Leves. Each GC Leveset opens based on your Teir with your GC. Any labeled T2 requires the full advanced second rank (4 promotions) with your GC. Therefore if you are not yet promoted, you will not be able to view the GC leves in that area.
Finally, we do not include all connections between zones (ie, C.Shroud and N.Shroud or S.Shroud), because we decided it would make the image too crowded. However, we did include a few zone connections when we felt it would help clarify things slightly (ie, Upper & Outter La Noscea).
Additionally, you can find the various Aetheryte crystals with their accompanying encampment.


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Read about Valerie's poignant journey through domestic violence in this ensemble of poetry. Accompanied by vibrant photographs that depict the emotional impact of physical and psychological abuse, Valerie takes us through her turbulent life in poetic format. As a white, Angle-Saxon, Christian woman of moderate means, Valerie debunks all the myths about domestic violence. Rhythm of My Life, initially written as a gift for an organization supporting victims of domestic violence, provides insight into the undertow of domestic violence in present society.
Valerie was born during the 'baby boom' following WWII. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree, and later her Master of Arts Degree. She is included in the prestigious publication, "Who's Who in America". She has 5 children and 6 grandchildren. She is a Christian woman who continues in her 42-year marriage to her husband.
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A Unit Study UsingThe Magic School Bus Series
The Magic School Bus series is a wonderful literature series for children. There are even chapter books out now for the older student. Each book is a unit in and of itself. I've prepared some high-interest activities that you can incorporate into a unit study using this series.
Microsoft's Magic Schoolbus site: http://www.microsoft.com/kids/msb/rainforest.htm
National Kids Science Page: http://www.nal.usda.gov/kids/
Science Club Kids: http://www.scienceclubkids.com/
A great search engine is yahooligans. Here is the science and nature results: http://www.yahooligans.com/science_and_nature/
1. Print off some Magic Schoolbus coloring pages to add to your unit: http://place.scholastic.com/magicschoolbus/games/coloritb.htm
2. Allow your child to visit, with proper supervision, Scholastic's Magic Schoolbus website. It has many great activities: http://place.scholastic.com/magicschoolbus/index.htm
3. The Magic School Bus television series can be viewed on FOX Kids! Check your local listings for days and times in your area.
4. Supplement the Magic School Bus series, either the books or videos, with some National Geographic videos. You can find these high-interest documentaries at you library and at many local video stores.
5. To go along with The Magic School Bus Lost In Space go to this website and get the latest information on what's going on in space travel: http://www.space.com/
6. Add a biography on Albert Einstein. For more information check this site: http://whyfiles.org/052einstein/index.html
7. Try lots of fun science experiments to go with the various books. A good site for suggestions is http://nyelabs.kcts.org/flash_go.html which highlights Bill Nye the Science Guy type activities.
8. Participate in a science fair using something that you've learned or become interested in after reading a Magic School Bus book. You could even have your own if you don't belong to a homeschool support group or other type of science club.
9. After you read The Magic School Bus on the Ocean Floor, take a trip to an marine aquarium … or set up and maintain your own aquarium. You could keep a science journal of your daily observations.
10. After reading The Magic School Bus Explores the Senses or The Magic School Bus Inside the Human Body, study human anatomy.
11. Try cooking with honey or studying bees and their habitats while reading The Magic School Bus Inside a Beehive. If possible, consider a field trip to a bee farm.
12. National Geographic videos has a excellent, high-interest documentary on hurricanes that would be a great addition to The Magic School Bus Inside a Hurricane. If you are reading this during the hurricane season, try tracking a hurricane on a map by following weather broadcasts. This could work in map skills and geography.
13. Study bats and how they are beneficial creatures when you watch or read The Magic School Bus Goes Batty. This study could be used as an halloween alternative. A book called Stella Luna, available at your library or through your local book store, would be another good addition to the topic bats.
14. The book and video, The Magic School Bus: Ready, Set, Dough is a perfect opportunity to get into the kitchen and teach the kids basic cooking technique and recipes. They'll be learning science and they won't even know it.
15. Plan and plant a garden while reading The Magic School Bus Goes To Seed.
16. Study the water cycle and water conservation while reading The Magic School Bus At the Waterworks. You could also add in a study of droughts and floods.
17. Why not start your own ant farm while reading The Magic School Bus Gets Ants in Its Pants.
These are only a few of the many activities that you could include in a literature study using The Magic School Bus series. Each one can be turned into a unit all on its own.
There are also educational computer programs that are based on this series and amazon.com lists several along with their ISBN number if you would like to obtain them from your local book or computer store.
The Magic School Bus Explores the Senses
The Magic School Bus At The Waterworks
The Magic School Bus Lost In The Solar System
The Magic School Bus and the Electric Field Trip
The Magic School Bus Inside A Hurricane
The Magic School Bus in the Time of the Dinosaurs
The Magic School Bus Inside the Earth
The Magic School Bus Inside the Human Body
The Magic School Bus on the Ocean Floor
The Magic School Bus Inside a Beehive
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In anticipation of the films June 24 release, Disney/Pixar has been releasing merchandise for Cars 2 since mid-May. Theres a good chance youve probably seen some of it by now, whether in Disney Stores around the country, or even aprons and mini cake-baking pans available at Williams-Sonoma stores. Indeed, this merchandise is so prevalent, Disney recently disclosed that Cars 2 merchandise is on track to beat sales from last summers mega-hit Toy Story 3, which took in over $2.4 billion in retail sales in 2011.
In a recent webcast, head of Disneys consumer products division Andy Mooney said that Cars merchandise will be available in every conceivable category that will enable it [to] be the largest licensee program in history. So far, these many various categories include hundreds of different toys, apparel, cooking appliances, and more.
Analysts agree that it is realistic for Cars merchandise to top Toy Story 3s merchandise sales, considering that merchandise from the first Cars movie, released in 2006, is still popular with consumers five years later. In addition to this plethora of merchandise, the film will also be promoted with the upcoming Cars Land area in Disneylands Disney California Adventure Park, and a series of short Cars Toons films.


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I am developing travel website where users can search and book their travel deal. It goes like this:
- Providers are creating their travel deals (same as some blogger create blog in WordPress);
- Users book wanted travel deals;
- Providers, who have their account where they can see if users book their deal, are notified by the email and sms about just booked (sold) deal.
Site is going to be developed using WordPress.
Is there any plugin or module that I can use to accomplish this, or at least something similar to reconfigure and not to take this process from scratch?


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Live updates
Businesses leaving Clifton due to new parking scheme
A survey has revealed nearly 85% of business owners are against Bristol's latest residents' parking zone which comes into effect on Monday.
Around a third of respondents also said the Clifton Village scheme has already led them to quit the area or was likely to.
Spencer Buck, Creative Director and Co-Founder of Taxi Studio, will be moving his 30 employees out of Clifton before the summer.
But Mayor George Ferguson, who is responsible for implementing the schemes across Bristol, today insisted feedback from other areas has been positive.
The issue is set for a stormy debate at Bristol City Council next Tuesday when campaigners will challenge the legality of the entire idea.
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2015-2016 Environmental Law Society Officers
Caitlin Buchanan
Caitlin is a third year law student at WCL. She received her BA in International Studies from Michigan State University in 2011 (Go Green!). Caitlin is interested pursuing a career in Environmental and Energy Law, and is exploring practice in regulation, compliance, and advocacy. As a native of the Great Lakes State, Caitlin is particularly interested in water pollution and natural resource conservation issues. Throughout her time at WCL, Caitlin has clerked for the U.S. EPA, the Environmental Integrity Project, and the Center for Effective Government working on hydraulic fracturing regulation, litigation involving CAFO and Chesapeake Bay water pollution, and advocacy work to reform the Toxic Substance Control Act. Caitlin is also the Editor in Chief of the Sustainable Development Law & Policy Brief.
Taís E.P. Ludwig
Taís is a third year law student at WCL, and received her B.A. in Global Studies with a focus on Governance from Arizona State University. Her Brazilian heritage, combined with the fact that she grew up in Northern California, has nurtured her strong interest in forests and the ties between sustainable development and globalization. In law school, she has focused her studies on international environmental law and sustainable development, particularly in Latin America.Taís has worked on projects related to the World Bank's environmental and social safeguards and Chinese foreign investments in Latin America, and is currently working on a paper related to forestry and climate change. She is also the International Editor for Sustainable Development Law and Policy (SDLP), and is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish and has a high working level of French.
Trey Everett Levy
Trey Levy is a second-year law student. More information coming soon.
Lauren Tavar
Treasurer & Outreach Coordinator
Lauren Tavar is a second-year law student at WCL. She is originally from Jacksonville, Florida and received her B.A. in Political Science from the University of Miami. Lauren is spending summer 2015 interning with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, and working on their endangered species projects. In Fall 2015, she will be interning with the National Association of Clean Water Agencies. As a law student, Lauren is pursuing any interest in environmental law and, more specifically, the relationship between agriculture, sustainability, and clean water.
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Franchise Index: Previous Season / Next Season
Record: 10-6-0, Finished 2nd in AFC Central Division
NFL Season Summary
Scored 352 points (22.0/g), 6th of 28 in the NFL.
Allowed 258 points (16.1/g), 9th.
Differential of 94 points (5.9/g), 7th.
Expected W-L: 10.8-5.2.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential -4 (-0.2/g), 19th.
Simple Rating System: Total 5.5, Offense: 3.0, Defense: 2.6, SoS: -0.3, versus averages of 0.0.
Coached by
Jack Pardee
Offensive Coordinator: Kevin Gilbride
Defensive Coordinator: Jim Eddy
Training Camp: Trinity University (San Antonio, Texas)
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Odie is an incredibly great dog despite his sad past…
He was hit by a car when he was about 2 months old. A Good Samaritan who saw it happen in front of her eyes picked him up and took him to the nearby animal control. When she called the pound to see how he was doing, she was horrified to learn that they had not given him any medical treatment because they were going to euthanize him.
It was only when she said she would adopt him that the pound gave him the needed medical care. He escaped death twice in such a short period of time, and he was only a baby.
He grew up to be a wonderful dog, but life took a bad turn for the Good Samaritan. With a husband and two small children, she lost her job and had to move in with her grandparents, who would not allow Odie to come inside the house or even be seen in the neighborhood, as if she was ashamed to have a dog in her house.
Odie spent the next two years in a kennel in the backyard. No walk, no play time, nothing. For two years.
The Good Samaritan was heartbroken for Odie and has been looking for a new home that would give him the good life he so deserves, but to no avail.
She eventually found Forte Animal Rescue, and reached out for help. After learning what he has gone through, Forte took him under its wing, and Odie is now in a foster home (with a canine foster brother!). But Odie needs his permanent home, so that Forte's foster can house another dog and they can get to save another life.
Despite his harsh past, Odie is a remarkably well-balanced dog. He is good with children, dogs and even cats. He's always grateful and keeps a soft smile on his face no matter what is presented in his path.
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College Hockey:Fontaine Scores Two as Minnesota-Duluth Tops Colorado College
Mike Connolly Scores Goal, Two Assists
DULUTH, Minn. — No. 3-ranked Colorado College hadn't lost a road game in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association in the first half of the season on the way to second place, and the Tigers hadn't been handled by any opponent, with their five losses all by one goal each.
No. 13 Minnesota Duluth erased those statistics Friday night with a 5-2 victory over the Tigers in front of 3,958 fans at the DECC.
Now Colorado College has UMD as company in second place, just behind league-leading Denver. The Bulldogs (13-7-1 and 9-5-1 WCHA) fell behind 1-0 midway through the first period, got a spark from a Kyle Schmidt goal and scored four straight.
"We know [the Tigers] have good team speed and for 10 or 11 minutes we weren't into the game; after that, our physical play and determination made the difference," said Schmidt, a junior winger with nine goals this season. "We got shots on net and controlled the puck."
UMD was three-of-six on power plays and held the WCHA's top power play to 0-of-6. The Bulldogs led in shots on goal 27-19. The Mike Connolly-Jack Connolly-Justin Fontaine line had seven points, with Fontaine scoring twice, and Mike Connolly with a goal and two assists, and Jack Connolly two assists. Sophomore goalie Kenny Reiter earned his second straight win.
The Bulldogs are 5-1-1 in their last seven games against Colorado College, while the Tigers are 4-1-3 in league road games this season.
"It was just a bad night for us, an off night, and we've had very few of those," said Colorado College coach Scott Owens. "If we could've gotten through the first period with a 1-0 lead, it might've been different. But you can't give them that many power-play chances, because they're skilled. We didn't compete hard enough and they were better and deserved the win."
Colorado College (12-6-3 and 8-4-3) went up 1-0 on a Stephen Schultz goal and Schmidt got the Bulldogs into the game with 2:l6 left in the first period. He drove the shot from the right circle to beat freshman goalie Joe Howe to the far side.
Three goals in 6:32 during the second period pushed the Bulldogs ahead to stay. Drew Akins scored from the crease at 4:31 on a power play, Mike Connolly connected from the inside edge of the left circle at 6:04 and Fontaine tipped a Jack Connolly power-play attempt with 8:57 left in the second.
"Our team motto is that we don't lose two games in row; we haven't been swept in a series, and it was important for us to win," said Fontaine, whose team lost 5-2 at Vermont on Sunday. "This was a gritty game."
Howe, with 11 wins this season, was replaced by Tyler O'Brien after the fourth UMD goal. The teams exchanged goals in the first three minutes of the third period. Bill Sweatt's 10th goal of the season came at 44 seconds (on what Fontaine said was his defensive mistake) and Fontaine followed with his 15th at 2:25, scoring from his knees, whipping a shot high over O'Brien.
UMD outshot the Tigers 12-3 in the third period.
"Our last 40 minutes were pretty good," said UMD coach Scott Sandelin. "We were sleepwalking for a while, then went on a power play and got some momentum. We did a lot of good things in the second period and Fontaine's goal [in the third period] was a big-time goal."
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Extend the reach of ArcGIS into the field, and improve the accuracy and currency of your spatial data. Create and share maps for data collection in two steps.
Create the data that matters to your organization, from damage reports and service requests to places of historical interest. Easily include images and videos, and share your work.
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Collect and update data in the field, log your current location, and put the data you capture to work so you can make more informed and timely decisions. Use maps anywhere to ground-truth your data, make observations, and respond to events. You'll improve the efficiency of your field workforce and the accuracy of your GIS.
There are certain device requirements to run Collector, as well as requirements on the data that is used within the app. Collector is supported in a number of languages.
To use your maps in Collector, you must have an ArcGIS organizational account. Your maps can include data from ArcGIS Online, Portal for ArcGIS, and ArcGIS for Server.
Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian (, ), Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian (, ), Lithuanian (, ), Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), Traditional Chinese (Taiwan), Turkish, and Vietnamese.
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Collector for ArcGIS 10.3.9 was released in March 2016. It includes the following enhancements:
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Position: DE-DT
Height: 6-4 Weight: 280 lbs.
Born: March 27, 1965 in Bogalusa, LA
High School: Bogalusa
College: Grambling St.
Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 4th round (101st overall) of the 1987 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 4 (9949th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Robert Smith
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New app reveals just how much time cell phone users use their smart phone
Researchers from the University of Bonn have developed a new app for smart phone users. Cell phone users will be able how much time they spend on the phone, or the most frequently used apps. The relevant key data is sent to a server anonymously for the scientists to analyze. They are already using a similar technology for the early detection of depression.
The app called Menthal is compatible with Android 4.0 or newer. The app is a free for download from Google Playstore or the website Menthal.
"If you would like to go on a digital diet, we will provide you with the scales," joked Dr. Alexander Markowetz, PhD, junior professor for computer science at the University of Bonn.
This app is part of a larger research project regarding the use of cellphones. Most studies have so far relied on user self-assessments for this purpose. But that information is unreliable. "Menthal will provide reliable data for the first time," Dr. Markowetz stressed. "This app can show us in detail what someone's average cellphone consumption per day looks like."
In a study, yet to be published that includes 50, researchers examined their phone behavior using this app, over a span of six weeks. A sample of findings revealed a quarter of the students used their phones more than two hours daily. On average participants activated their phones over 80 minutes daily, during the daytime that averaged using their phones every 12 minutes. Some participants had double the findings.
Typical users only spoke on their phones for eight minutes a day and they wrote 2.8 text messages, with the main use of the phone being used for communication. Over the half the time the phone was used for message or social networking. What'sApp alone took up 15 percent, Facebook nine percent. Games accounted for 13 percent, with some subjects gaming for several hours a day.
The researcher's main interest focused on problematic use of cellphones. Dr. Christian Montag, PhD, stated "We would like to know how much cellphone use is normal, and where 'too much' starts." Dr. Montag explained that using a cellphone is similar to using a slot machine, which is why phones are turned on so often. He adds this potential new not yet an officially recognized disease. "And yet we know that using a cellphone can result in symptoms resembling an addiction," he said. He explained that excessive use may result in neglecting essential daily responsibilities or one's direct social environment. "Outright withdrawal symptoms can actually occur when cellphones cannot be used," he commented.
This app was created in the context of a broader initiative that aims at introducing computer science methods into the psychological sciences; scientists also call this new research area "psychoinformatics. In a current article titled "Psycho-Informatics: Big Data Shaping Modern Psychometrics" which appears in the journal Medical Hypotheses, the researcher s explain how psychology and psychiatry can benefit from the related possibilities. Dr. Montag explained "So for example, one could imagine using cellphone data in order to measure the severity and the progress of depression." "We are in the process of conducting another study about this in cooperation with Prof. Dr. Thomas Schläpfer, a psychiatrist from the Bonn Universitäts¬klinikum."
Depression is signaled by social withdrawal and an inability to enjoy activities, among other symptoms. The disease often progresses in an episodic fashion. "We suspect that during a depressive phase, cellphone use will change in a measurable way," explained Prof. Schläpfer. "Patients will then make fewer phone calls and venture outside less frequently – a change in behavior that smartphones can also record thanks to their built-in GPS." A psychiatrist might thus be able to use patients' cell¬phones as a diagnostic tool and, if necessary, intervene accordingly early on. "Of course," Markowetz added, "this will only be possible in strict compliance with data privacy laws, and with patients' consent."
Dr. Markowetz in general explained compliance with strict data privacy rules is essential when analyzing such data. In their study, the participating researchers explicitly discuss the ethical aspects of data use in their work, pointing out that the doctor-patient privilege, which is painstakingly applied to the data collected, constitutes a proven method for handling information.
In the study the researchers stated "The resulting range of applications will dramatically shape the daily routines of researches and medical practitioners alike. Indeed, transferring techniques from computer science to psychiatry and psychology is about to establish psycho-informatics, an entire research direction of its own."


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Broadway's Jersey Boys
Don't miss the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Jersey Boys is this season's most requested show. This show has just recently won the Tony for best musical and John Lloyd Young won best performance in a musical for his portrayal of Frankie Valli. This show includes over twenty songs including "Big Girls Don't Cry", "Can't Take My Eyes off of You" and "Oh, What a Night". We have the best orchestra tickets for this sold out show, call us today to make your reservations to see this Tony Award winner that plays at the August Wilson Theater.Click
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of the Opera is one of the biggest hits in the
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I hosted a Hollywood Holiday Glitter & Glam party last week at the Foley + Corinna store on Melrose in Los Angeles. It was a chance for bloggers to meet other bloggers, check out the store, try on sequin-y clothes, and take an all-around break from the hectic pace of December.
It was such a great evening. I met fabulous women in real life that I'd gotten to know a little bit online and I giggled with girls I'd already had the pleasure of meeting.
with Rebecca from Girls Gone Child
Bethany from LA Stylist Mom and her friend Krista
Rachel from My Right Brain and Nora from The Pocket Lint
Elizabeth from Flourish in Progress and Anna from ABDPBT
(I'm so bummed these are blurry)
We munched on goodies from The Den of Hollywood and tried on sparkly things.
Chelsea from F+C and Romy from Romy Raves
Mary from The Recessionista and Rebecca
Chanelle from The Penelope Times
And I gave away things. Like two bags from Foley + Corinna and a beautiful bowl from Jonathan Adler and a $100 gift certificate to Madison.
It is at this point that I will express regret that my undergarments were showing the entire night.
Besides that, the night was fantasic. Lots of new friends that I hope to see again in the new year. Carrying Foley + Corinna.
I hope that the ladies left even happier and sparklier than they were they arrived, disappearing down Melrose with amazing gift bags filled with goodies from Essensuals London, The Den of Hollywood, Liz Earle, and Kate Somerville.
You can read other recaps of the night here at The Penelope Times and here at Julianna Morlet. Julianna drove all the way up from Temecula and I am so appreciative!
It was a great way to kick off the next leg of the holiday season. I'm already planning the next Hollywood Housewife event! If you don't want to miss out, make sure to subscribe via reader or through email, or follow HH on facebook.


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10.23.09 | Volleyball
Baker take on Central Methodist tonight at the Collins Center | Live on the Internet
The Baker women will be back in action when Central Methodist rolls into town for a 7:30 p.m. conference showdown. Baker comes into play at 26-3 overall and 6-1 in the HAAC. The Wildcats received one vote in this week's NAIA top 25 rankings.
Brooke Pryor continues to lead the offense with 436 total kills on the season, ranking her fourth in the nation.
Brooke Allen ranks second nationally with 710 total digs and 6.7 digs per set.
Central Methodist holds a 9-15 overall record and 2-5 mark in the conference. Tonight's game will be featured live on the Internet through UStream.tv. View the game.


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Mr. Wolf speaks with Japan's Black Files TV.
Jay-Z's Life+Times documents the evolution of legendary Los Angeles-based hip-hop label Stones Throw, from its beginnings with the late Charizma to South African new kid Jonti, performing here during his first U.S. tour. Founder Peanut Butter Wolf speaks on the history of his label, sharing old studio footage of himself and Charizma.
Los Angeles OG and Stones Throw Records founder, Peanut Butter Wolf, stopped by Soul Assassins Radio and dropped a very rare set of music from the Stones Throw vaults… Be sure to tune in to Soul Assassins Radio on Sirius/XM Shade 45 every Monday Night at 7pm Pacific Standard Time…
Legendary DJ Peanut Butter Wolf stopped by Converse Rubber Tracks for a quick "Oh, Hello" and to celebrate the 15th anniversary of his seminal LA-label Stones Throw Records. Wolf chats about his passion for some of his new artists, how turntablism has changed, and some of the music that inspires him today. The track is [cont.]
The two collaborators from Beats, Rhymes, & Life: The Travels Of A Tribe Called Quest speak on classic Tribe records and other gems.
Vegas heads, be sure to check out Saville Row at The Luxor for The Cut, which will happen every Wednesday night. No dress code, no cover, and Peanut Butter Wolf kicks things off. Consecutive dates will include Remix Artist Collective and DJ Spinna's Soul Slam, celebrating the music of Michael Jackson and Prince.
Skillz sits down with Peanut Butter Wolf and Q-Tip for this episode of Hip-Hop Confessional.
Stones Throw head Peanut Butter Wolf will continue to nurture his numerology obsession with the upcoming "999″ event, starting around September 9th, 2009. The event will see Wolf spinning 9 nights in a row, in 9 different California area codes, playing all 90′s music, from 9 different genres, 'til the meter reads "999″, as Canibus [cont.]
"This Michael Jackson video tribute mix was recorded live from the DJ mixer during PB Wolf's VJ set @ the Echoplex in Los Angeles. It was prepared and performed a few hours after hearing the news of his passing on 6/25/09 and is in NO WAY COMPREHENSIVE of all of Michael's brilliant work. The show [cont.]
Compilation; No Rating Given. Rappers have been making video game references for years. Biggie immortalized the two major game consoles of the 90s with his line, "Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, when I was dead broke man I couldn't picture this." Thirteen years later, the relationship between hip hop and video games has developed an even [cont.]
Compilation; No Rating Given Just like the first Chrome Children Project, this album acts as a brief introduction to the majority of the Stones Throw roster. The big names get just as much shine as the lesser-knowns, with everyone except Madlib getting just one track to show and prove. The production styles go way [cont.]
By William E. Ketchum III While independent record labels are a dime a dozen these days, Peanut Butter Wolf has come up with a formula that works. Earning his stripes as DJ and producer first, the San Jose native founded Stones Throw Records in 1996. Blessing the hip-hop community with releases like the Champion Sound [cont.]
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My daughter is planning on attending ISU next year to study dietetics. Any student experience to be shared?
Originally Posted by Cydkar
My daughter is planning on attending ISU next year to study dietetics. Any student experience to be shared?
I didn't study dietetics but had several friends that did. From their experiences, she better be prepared to go to grad school otherwise she'll have a tough time finding a job in the field.
Originally Posted by johnnydugouts
MM and gesell are pretty much a wash. is niang a better player than woodbury? of course, but that doesnt mean its a good matchup for him, especially with a much more athletic defensive player backing up woodbury.
Originally Posted by GTO
Georges doesn't talk trash. He makes promises and then delivers on those promises.
Originally Posted by Hoiball92
Jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams
My wife was and for the most part she seemed to enjoy the math and science behind the major and the professors. That being said, the pay coming out was low and instead of completing her externship, she got on with a Wall Street Bank in NYC and the rest is history. Like anything, I'd do research (and not just what the FCSC gives out) on careers and pay, etc. 5, 10, 20+ out. I know back in the mid 90's it didn't look great for that major given how smart these girls (the majority were girls) were. Like many things, there was lots of competition to get the best externships.
What do you do with a dietetics degree?
Originally Posted by Cydkar
My daughter is planning on attending ISU next year to study dietetics. Any student experience to be shared?
My wife graduated with a dietetics degree from ISU. She's spent just about 10 years hitting the different occupations you can have with that degree as well (worked at a hospital, worked as a hyvee dietitian, was the student health dietitian at the U of I, and is now a food service director for a school district in the DM area. If you want to know about it, PM me your info.
Originally Posted by JWIL4CY
What do you do with a dietetics degree?
Generally, work in hospitals planning patient meals. But in the last 10 - 15 years I think the field has exploded into health and fitness, and places like Hy-vee. Generally, along with Nutrition Science it is a jumping off point to Graduate School to be a Clinical Nutritionist / Food Scientist etc.
It's great that now there are more majors with a fitness and diet emphasis, so there are different types of jobs available now.
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Oct. 21, 2011
DEKALB, Ill. -- The Northern Illinois men's soccer team will play its final home regular season game on Sunday as it hosts Florida Atlantic at 1 p.m., at the NIU Soccer Complex. Following the Match Against Florida AtlanticGametracker is available at NIUHuskies.com. Live video is also available at NIUHuskies.com via Huskie All-Access.About Florida AtlanticFlorida Atlantic comes to DeKalb with a 5-5-2 record, 0-2-1 in Mid-American Conference play. The Owls will have 15 days between games heading into their meeting with NIU, having last played on Oct. 8, a 1-1 draw at home against Western Michigan. Darnell King is the leading scorer for FAU with five goals and three assists. Jeremy Crumpton has recorded the decision in all 12 matches for the Owls, posting a 1.54 goals against average and a .774 save percentage. Luzzi on the Florida Atlantic Match"I'm pretty sure that if we didn't have a game for two weeks, at their first opportunity to play our guys would be pretty up for the game. So we are going to have to match their energy, but that shouldn't be an issue. It is our senior day, which is a big deal, I have always said that it's hard to get through four years as a Division I athlete, there are a lot of things that can happen, that can derail that journey. I have always had the utmost respect for seniors and I think that the rest of the guys on our team feel the same way. We have had good fortune in our senior days since I have been here, so I would expect that our group will play the way we have been training and send the seniors off the way they deserve."Senior DayPrior to Sunday's match against the Owls, NIU will honor its six seniors playing their final regular season home game at the NIU Soccer Complex. Seniors Brad Horton (Sycamore, Ill./Sycamore), Johnny Tyma (Mundelein, Ill./Mundelein), Kenny Kranz (Champaign, Ill./Centennial), Finn Jor (Oslo, Norway/Academy for Elite Athletes), Tim King (Elk Grove Village, Ill./Contant) and Francis Otira (London, England/Finchley Catholic) will be honored prior to the game. Youth Will Be ServedLed by four goals from sophomore James Stevenson (Falkirk, Scotland/St. Mungo's) and three goals each from sophomore Gael Rivera (Oslo, Norway/WANG Elite Sports Academy) and freshman Paul Hogan (Downers Grove, Ill./North), the NIU men's soccer team has seen its young players lead the way offensively. In total, 15 of the 18 goals scored by the Huskies this season have come from freshmen and sophomores.Scoring ScotJames Stevenson scored a pair of goals in a 3-0 win over Western Michigan, vaulting him into the team lead in scoring. Stevenson has a team-high four goals and a team-best nine points. Stevenson has just seven shots on goal this season, meaning 57 percent of his shots on goal find the back of the net. All He Scores Are Game WinnersPat Sloan registered NIU's first goal in a 3-0 victory over Western Michigan, his third goal of the season. Along with his game winning goals against Oakland and Michigan earlier this season, all three of Sloan's markers have turned out to be game winners. No other Huskie has more than one game-winning goal this season. Godsey Among Nation's BestComing into play this week, junior goalkeeper Jordan Godsey (Ocean Springs, Miss./Ocean Springs) ranks among the nation's best goalkeepers in goals against average. Godsey is currently 29th in the national rankings with a 0.803 GAA. The Huskies also rank 19th in the nation in shutout percentage, holding opponents goalless in half of their matches this season. On Wednesday, Godsey posted his seventh shutout of the season in a 3-0 win over Western Michigan. Balanced ScoringOf its 18 goals scored this season, the Huskies have an even split of eight goals in the first half of games and eight in the second half. The other two NIU goals have come in overtime. Opponents of the Huskies have also scored in a balanced manner this season, with four goals in the first half, four in the second half and two in overtime. LeSeth Makes EightFreshman Jayon LeSeth's (Des Plaines, Ill./Maine West) game-winning goal at Marquette on Tuesday night was the first goal of his collegiate career. The marker also gave the Huskies eight different goal scorers on the season. In addition, 13 different NIU players have recorded at least one point.Last Time OutJames Stevenson scored a pair of goals and Pat Sloan recorded a goal and an assist as the Northern Illinois men's soccer team blanked Western Michigan 3-0 on Wednesday afternoon at the NIU Soccer Complex.Hogan's HeroesPaul Hogan has scored three goals thus far for the Huskies. Hogan entered the season-opener at Saint Louis at the 40:44 mark and just 39 seconds later, with his first touch of the game, Hogan found the back of the net for the game-winning goal. Hogan continued the superb start to his collegiate career when he scored in the ninth minute of his first career start at Oakland. He found the net again on the third weekend of the season in NIU's 4-0 victory over Portland.Rivera to the RescueGael Rivera scored his third goal of the season in overtime against UC Davis to lift the Huskies to a victory over the Aggies. The goal was Rivera's second of the weekend and helped him earn all-tournament team honors at the Lakeside Classic. The Luzzi FileNorthern Illinois head coach Eric Luzzi is in his third season as the head coach for the Huskies. Luzzi has a record of 28-18-3 at the helm of NIU. The Huskies' head man spent three seasons as an assistant at NIU before taking becoming the head coach. In his first season at NIU, Luzzi helped the program win the MAC Championship and advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.All-Tournament Team at NorthwesternFrancis Otira and Gael Rivera were named to the Northwestern Lakeside Classic All-Tournament team last weekend. Rivera scored both of NIU's goals in the tournament. For Otira, the accolade marked his third-straight all-tournament team honor.Otira Claims HonorsOn Sept. 12, Francis Otira earned both College Soccer News National Team of the Week and Mid-American Conference Player of the Week honors for his performance at the NIU/adidas Invitational. It marked the second consecutive week a Huskie claimed both awards.Four Huskies Named to NIU/adidas All-Tournament TeamFrancis Otira earned Most Valuable Player recognition and Jordan Godsey, sophomore Karim Darbaki (Faribualt, Minn./Shattuck St. Mary's) and freshman Isaac Kannah (Plymouth, Minn./Prairie Seeds Academy) were named to the All-Tournament team at the NIU/adidas Invitational. Godsey recorded clean sheets in both games, Darbaki scored a pair of goals and Kannah registered a goal and an assist.Sloan's Game Winners Earn Weekly AccoladesPat Sloan was named the Mid-American Conference Player of the Week and was named to the College Soccer News National Team of the Week following his performance in the Michigan Invitational. Sloan netted the game-winning goal against both Oakland and Michigan to help the Huskies win the Michigan Invitational. The two goals were the first of Sloan's NIU career.Four Huskies Earn All-Tournament Honors at MichiganEn route to winning the Michigan Invitational, four Huskies, Pat Sloan, Francis Otira and Brad Horton, along with goalkeeper Jordan Godsey, were named to the Michigan Invitational All-Tournament Team.Up NextNIU will begin a three-game road stretch to end the regular season on Saturday, Oct. 29 at Bowling Green. The match between the Huskies and Falcons is scheduled for 6 p.m. CT.


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