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TROY, N.Y. — The Battle of Route 7 opened a new chapter Friday afternoon at Houston Field House as Rensselaer came back from a two-goal deficit with five unanswered goals, defeating Union 5-2 in the first Division I game between the two long-time rivals.
Rensselaer (10-1-2) was led by freshmen Jamie-Lyn Stewart and Nicole McDonald, who each had two goals and two assists to guide RPI to victory.
"The momentum really picked up after the first goal," said Stewart, "and with that, we started having more chances, and we started turning those chances into goals."
For RPI, it was their 10th win as a Division I team, in only their 13th game.
"[Union] is a scrappy team," said Rensselaer head coach John Burke. "We were off for about a month and it showed early. They took advantage of some problems we had early and those are things we need to work on."
Union (2-11-0) struck first, on the power play and with time winding down in the first period. As Rensselaer freshman Melissa Boik drew a second penalty deep in the defensive zone, Union freshman Dale Chaput threw the puck on net and past RPI netminder Rosina Schiff with seven seconds remaining in the period, giving the Dutchwomen the momentum goal heading into the first intermission.
While the first period was mostly a tenuous battle for possession, the second period produced fireworks from beginning to end. The resulting penalty to Boik from the Union goal carried over into the second period, and Union would take advantage. Elisa Nichols picked up a loose puck behind the RPI net and quickly shoveled it to sophomore Ashley Kilstein, whose one-timer found the back of the net to put Union up 2-0.
Rensselaer reduced the score to 2-1 midway through the period. After coming up empty on their first four power plays, the Engineers struck quickly on number five, with freshman Nicole McDonald meandering her way into the slot with possession off the advantage's opening draw, skating around two defenders, and jamming the puck to the five-hole of Union goalie Alex Zirbel to put RPI on the board.
"We haven't really gotten through a game where we weren't scored on first," McDonald said. "But once we get that one goal, the goals can start flowing from there. It's just the big push that gets the team going."
From there, the Engineers took control of possession, holding the zone for extended shifts and forcing Union back on their heels. The pressure was enough to produce another goal for RPI, leveling the score. Boik took a shot from the outside that was initially saved by Zirbel, but the puck caromed directly to freshman forward Jamie-Lyn Stewart, who quickly kicked the puck onto her skate and rifled it into a wide open net for her fourth goal of the season.
Rensselaer maintained the pressure off the tying goal and went up 3-2 in much the same fashion as the tying goal. Stewart was again the beneficiary of a rebound, this time off a shot by McDonald, and was able to navigate traffic in front of the net to put the Engineers ahead for the first time.
The Dutchwomen began the third period as they did the second, with a power play opportunity on fresh ice, but were unable to duplicate the success they had previously found, as RPI continued to dominate gameplay throughout the period. Goals by Melanie Guillemette and McDonald 42 seconds apart midway through the period increased the Engineer lead to three, effectively sealing the victory.
Union moved their team from Division III to Division I in 2003. The Capital District rivals played twice while Rensselaer remained in Division III, skating to a 4-4 tie in Troy in October 2003, while Union won 4-1 in Schenectady in October 2004. This was the first game between the schools since Rensselaer's accession to Division I in 2005. The teams will be travel partners next season when RPI joins the ECAC Hockey League.
"Right now, for us, this is a non-league game," said Union coach Tim Gerrish. "We'd like to win, but it's more important for us to get playing again and be ready to play in the league, and we're advancing toward that."
Both teams return to action Saturday afternoon at Houston Field House.
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The Saint Stephen Monastery
1) What is the historical evolution of the St. Stephen monastery?
The history of the first years of the monastery is lost in the depths of centuries and is full of traditions. According to early evidence, its foundation is dated to the end of the 12th century, approximately in 1191 or in 1192. Probably the name of the first holy hermit who settled on a cave of the rock was Jeremy. However, there is ascertained evidence since the 14th century. According to this evidence, the St. Stephen Monastery was an organized coenobium. So, the following persons are mentioned as founders of the monastery: firstly, archimandrite Saint Anthony (in the first half of the 15th century), whose father was a Serb sovereign and his mother was offspring of the Byzantine Kantakouzenos family; secondly, the priest-monk Saint Philotheus from Rizoma of Trikala (in the mid-16th century).
Saint Philotheus rebuilt the old small katholikon of the monastery (the church of St. Stephen) approximately in 1545. He also built cells for the monks and other useful buildings. During its history, the monastery enjoyed noble protection and help of noblemen from Byzantium, Principalities bordering on the Danube and Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople. In 1798, when Amvrosios was abbot of the monastery, the present imposing katholikon honoured to St. Charalambus was built. However, unfavourable events during the first half of the 20th century almost led to the dissolution of the monastery. Since 1961, it became convent and so, a new glorious period began.
2) How many monks lived in the monastery during old years and how many today?
According to an old tradition, this monastery is connected with female monasticism. Later, it was desolated and abandoned, until it was inhabited again by monks. The abbot of the monastery, Constantios from Kakambaka, was very active (in spiritual, social matters, matters of building etc.) in the mid-19th century. During these hard times, his contribution to education was particularly important. About 100 years ago, more than 30 monks lived in the monastery, but in 1960 it was almost desolated. In 1961, the monastery became a convent. The first nuns who settled here managed, with the help of God, to organize the monastery in a coenobitic way and to ameliorate its buildings despite the particularly difficult conditions. The present community consists of 28 nuns and its abbess is Agathi Antoniou.
3) What are the architectural features of the old katholikon, when was it decorated with frescoes and which are its most characteristic frescoes?
A) The old katholikon, honoured to St. Stephen, was probably built around the 14th century or the 15th century. In 1545, it was rebuilt (as we have already mentioned) by Saint Philotheus, second founder of the monastery. The church is a small, low, timber-roofed, single-naved basilica with narthex.
B) The church was decorated with frescoes a little after 1545 when abbot of the monastery was Metrophanes. Damages caused for about five centuries were less than the damages caused during the last war: the faces and especially the eyes of all the Saints were damaged. However, despite this fact, in view of these holy depictions, pilgrims are filled with a feeling of devoutness.
C) The frescoes of the church, retouched and restored today, constitute an interesting painting ensemble of post-Byzantine religious painting. On the sanctuary, the frescoes of Platytera (the Virgin Blachernitissa) and of the Communion of the Apostles are distinguished. On the nave, full-length figures of Saints, Jesus with its disciples on the Eleon Mountain and the depiction of 24 stanzas of the Akathistos Hymn are distinguished. Finally, on the narthex, the depictions of holy founders Anthony and Philotheus and the Dormition of the Virgin Mary are distinguished. The painter and priest Nicholas from Kalampaka had later restored this fresco.
4) What are the architectural features of the new katholikon of the monastery and what could you tell us about its decoration with frescoes?
A) The new katholikon of the monastery was built in 1798 (it is the newest of meteorite katholika) when abbot was Amvrosios. It is honoured to St. Charalambus whose holy skull is kept here. It is of the known Athonite architectural type, namely inscribed-cross tetrastyle with two conches, one on the right and one on the left. There is also a spacious esonarthex, with 4 columns in the middle which support its roof. The vaults are characteristic and impressive: the big and central one of the nave and two smaller of the sanctuary. On the northern exterior side of the church a porch-exonarthex with stone arches has been added. During the German occupation, the building was damaged. In the general repair of 1972 the interior of the church was covered with new plasters.
B) Nowadays, the katholikon is decorated by the recognized painter Vlassios Tsotsonis, who follows in a creative way the models of other meteorite katholika and the tradition of Cretan School of religious painting. On the nave, Christ Pantocrator and the four Evangelists are distinguished. Mr. Tsotsonis is painting at present the narthex with the help of his mate. These frescoes are original, that means they don't exist anywhere else. After the narthex, the sanctuary will be decorated and then, the decoration of the new katholikon will be completed.
5) Apart from the two katholika, what other remarkable buildings are there in the monastery?
There are the old refectory, which has changed into museum (sacristy), the "hestia" or kitchen, the guest house and other buildings with rooms for many uses (library-guest quarters, workrooms of religious painting, of calligraphy and decoration of manuscripts, of needlework, of embroidery with gold, of making incenses, candles and different needlework). All the buildings are renovated.
6) Are there any manuscripts in the St. Stephen monastery?
Of course. 154 manuscripts, which are dated from the 11th century till the 19th century, are kept here today. A lot of these are decorated with beautiful and artistic miniatures, various titles and multi-coloured decorative first letters (of the texts). Well- known calligraphers and decorators of manuscripts of the mid-17th century were priest-monk Anthimos from Ioannina and priest-monk Eshaias. The manuscripts were recorded by the professor of Ionian University, Mr. Dimitrios Sofianos. There are liturgical books, texts written by the Fathers of the Church, hymnography, hagiologic, interpretative texts etc. Moreover, there are manuscripts of legal and musical content as well as manuscripts of general content. Among the manuscripts which are exhibited in the museum (sacristy), four unadorned parchments dated to the 16th and 17th century are remarkable thanks to their paleographic value. These parchments include citations from the Gospel according to St. Matthew, written in capital letters.
7) What could you tell us about the old books that exist here?
The collection of rare old books is rich, as well. The nuns of the monastery recorded them. There are 852 old books in all. The basic categories are the following: theology, philology, literature, history, philosophy, law etc. The preservation of the old books came after the recording. Three of the most important and oldest books are in the show-cases of the museum. They are works of Aristotle, printed in 1498 and the Dictionaries of Souida (Souda) and of Varinou Phavorinous since 1411.
8) Apart from the manuscripts and the old books, what else is on display in the museum (sacristy) of the monastery?
In the museum of the monastery, works of great artistic value are also on display. These are:
9) Could you talk us about the works of wood-carving that exist in the monastery?
In the monastery, there are excellent works of wood-carving. Among them, the following impress:
10) Which factors threatened the existence of the St. Stephen monastery?
The existence of the monastery was mainly threatened by the unfavourable national events of the first half of the 20th century: repeated expropriations of monastery property in order to rehabilitate the refugees, the two World Wars, the miserable period of German occupation and the civil war. All these led up the monastery to the brink of dissolution, looting of relics and decay of its buildings.
11). Finally, could you tell us a few words about the contribution of the monastery to the local society in matters of education?
The contribution of the monastery to the local society in matters of education is very important. The abbot Constantios from Kalampaka built (in 1850) "Constantios Primary School" at his expense and offered large amounts of money for the erection of school in Trikala. The well-known bishop and instructor of ancient Greek language, Dorotheos Scolarios (1812-1888) from Amarantos of Kalampaka, took refuge in this monastery in order to be educated. But also recently, in the seventies, an orphanage-primary school operated here with success. Teachers were the nuns of the monastery.


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College Hockey:BU Scores Four In Third To Defeat Northeastern, 5-3
BOSTON — Now this was a weird one.
Boston University, with everything to fight for, playing at Northeastern, with seemingly nothing to play for. The No. 4 Terriers, the ice tilted in their favor all night, peppered the Northeastern net for a 28-12 edge in shots after two periods Friday night.
And trailed, 2-1.
The only thing that stood between BU and an absolutle blowout was freshman goalie Jake Thaler. A rookie who had only dressed in two games, let alone played in any this year.
In the end, though, order was restored. Boston University scored four times in the third period to win, 5-3, thwarting Thaler's 39-save debut and leaving Matthews Arena with Hockey East home ice clinched for the first round and a good shot at either first or second place depending on Saturday's outcomes.
"Give him credit, first time he ever played," BU coach Jack Parker said of Thaler. "Mike Bavis kept saying to me, 'I hope this guy isn't the John Curry of their club.' He certainly played very well against us tonight.
With the victory, BU (20-9-4, 16-7-3 Hockey East) keeps its spot behind Boston College in the Hockey East standings. The Terriers are one point ahead of Maine for third and one point behind BC for the regular season title. BU holds the tiebreaker against both clubs.
"I told our guys before we came over here I wasn't worried so much about what the outcome was, I wanted to be sure we deserved to win the game – that we didn't go over here and take them lightly," said Parker. "I knew Northeastern would give us everything they had. If the game was over, and if we deserved to win the game, I thought we'd be happy. I thought we deserved to win the game."
Northeastern (3-23-7, 3-16-7) took leads of 1-0 and 2-1, but both times the Huskies were answered by senior defenseman Dan Spang. In the first period, he skated into the NU zone and let a wrist shot fly that beat Thaler to his right. Early in the third period he put a soft wrist shot from the point on net that beat Thaler for a power-play goal and his sixth tally of the year.
"I thought Danny Spang was immense as well, not just because of the goals but he played very, very well throughout. If he's not an All-American defenseman this year…" Parker said. "He's had one heck of a year for us and he's gotta be one of the best defensemen in the nation. I'm very pleased for him for having such a great senior year.
"He's had a heck of a season but he keeps just pouring it on here at the end; he keeps getting better and better. He certainly has been a stalwart for us for a long time. He's having a fabulous senior year."
A minute later, BU took the lead on a Brian Ewing goal, but Northeastern tied it again with 10 minutes to play when sophomore Ray Ortiz chopped a rebound past BU goalie John Curry (14 saves) just nine seconds into a power play.
Still, with 2:14 to play, BU's Kenny Roche corralled a loose puck near the right post and easily sent it home for the game winner.
Thus ruining Thaler's superb effort.
"We're very excited for him," said Northeastern senior captain Chuck Tomes after his last game in Matthews Arena. "He played great, kept us in it in the first period. He played great all game. He's been working hard all year, no one could be happier for him. I wish we could have gotten the win for him in his debut, but he played great and he did well with this chance that he was given."
With a minute left in regulation, BU senior David Van der Gulik scored an empty netter to finish scoring.
The teams move across town tomorrow night to wrap up the Hockey East regular season.
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As a Junior in 2002: Participated mainly on the vault and bars for the Cardinal ... On vault, chalked a 9.800 in Stanford's victory at Oregon State for her high score of the season ... Against Seattle Pacific in the season finale, scored a 9.850 to tie for fourth place honors ... Earned a 9.700 on vault at the Pac-10 Championships and a 9.750 at NCAA Regionals ... Earned Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention accolades ... Named to the NACGA Academic All-America Team.
As a Sophomore in 2001: Saw limited action due to an ankle injury ... Competed in two meets during the season on the vault … Set a high score of 9.600 at the Super Six Challenge to open the season ... Garnered Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention honors … Earned "Cardinal Spirit Award" for 2001.
As a Freshman in 2000: Competed in all 11 meets in her rookie campaign on both the vault and bars … Along with Larissa Fontaine, was chosen most consistent Stanford gymnast on the bars … In the first meet of her career, the Arizona State Quadrangular, was Stanford's top finisher on the bars, placing eighth with a score of 9.775 … Helped the Cardinal to a dual meet victory over Arizona on Jan. 21, finishing in a tie for third on bars (9.85) and fourth on vault (9.625) … Scored a 9.80 on bars in a Pac-10 defeat of Washington on Jan. 28 … Equaled her career-high with a 9.85 mark on the bars at Boise State on Feb. 13 … Enjoyed her best performance in a defeat of BYU on Feb. 21, placing second on the vault with a career-best 9.825 while matching her career-high 9.85 score on the bars … Had a solid 9.725 showing on the vault at the Pac-10 Championships, then bettered that with a 9.75 mark at the NCAA Regionals.
Club/High School: Was on the Senior National Training Squad for two years … Took first place on the bars at the 1999 Gym Festival … Competed on the Region VII team for four years … 1997 Level 10 National Qualifier … Graduated from Springbrook High School with a 4.0 GPA … A National Merit Finalist and Maryland Distinguished Scholar.
Personal: Born June 23, 1982 … Daughter of Carol and Mark Cooper … Brother Steve recently graduated from the University of Virginia .. Enjoys listening to music and going to the beach.
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What is your favorite spot on campus? Rodin's Gates of Hell. Every time you look at them, you see something new, and I like to think about why he put certain figures in certain positions. They're also situated in a beautiful part of campus near Palm Drive.
What is your favorite Stanford tradition? Gaities. I like to be humored, and one of the best ways to be humored is to listen to jokes about Cal.
What is your favorite restaurant in Palo Alto? Zibibbo. The menu is really exotic and diverse. I like trying dishes that I've never had before, and their menu is full of them.
What is your favorite residence on campus? 592 Mayfield. I lived there my sophomore year, and my drawmates and I dominated the third floor. We had a really big room, a nice roof, a good cook, and a lot of fun times there.
What is your favorite campus group that performs? The Band. The band rocks. I wish that one day I'll be cool enough to join the band.
What has been you favorite concert that's been on campus? The Everyday People 15th Anniversary Reunion Concert. For how passionate I am about music, I haven't actually been to that many concerts on campus. But I liked EP 15 because of how many different kinds of performances there were, and there was a rendition of "Fever" that was amazing.


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OVERLAND Park, Kan. – Stanford All-America goalkeeper Emily Oliver has been named one of 30 candidates from around the country for the annual Senior CLASS Award for women's soccer.
Senior CLASS is an acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School and honors those who have exhibited excellence in four areas – community, classroom, character, and competition.
A national media committee will select 10 finalists in October. Those 10 names will then be placed on the official ballot for a nationwide vote. Fan balloting will be coupled with votes from coaches and media to determine the recipient of the award.
A spokesperson for the award emphasized that the group of nominees was "extremely competitive" and described the decision-making process as "difficult," with many worthy candidates were unable to make the candidates list.
Oliver is majoring in human biology with a concentration in human performance, and carries a cumulative GPA of 3.46.
Oliver is a three-time NCAA College Cup All-Tournament selection and was the 2011 College Cup Defensive MVP. She earned NSCAA third-team All-America honors in 2011 and was a first-team choice by Top Drawer Soccer in 2012.
She is a three-time all-conference choice, with two first-team All-Pac-12 selections. Her career goals against average is 0.34, which is on pace to break the school record of 0.45 held by current U.S. national team goalkeeper Nicole Barnhart. Oliver also has 26 career shutouts, fifth on Stanford's all-time list.
In 2011, Oliver won Stanford's Arthur F. Dauer Memorial Sports Performance Award, which honors the student-athlete who gives their best each day on and off the field, but also makes their teammates better through their positive attitude, work ethic, and consistent commitment to strength and conditioning.
Oliver also has been involved in charities such as Habitat for Humanity and Reading is Fundamental, and in the community by speaking to elementary school children and with events such as Swim With Mike, which raises money for physically challenged athletes.
Oliver could become the fifth Stanford finalist since 2009. Previous finalists were Kelley O'Hara (2009), Christen Press (2010), Teresa Noyola (2011), and Mariah Nogueira (2012).


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As a photographer obsessed with minimalism and negative space, a nice day with a clear blue sky is about the best thing i can imagine. On these days the sky offers the perfect backdrop for isolating a subject and pulling it out of context. To view it simply as it is or perhaps in a more abstract composition, as it isn't.
"The world through a rectangle" is the simplest way to describe the photography of Stephen M. Gray. His works are part photographic art and part Zen practice. His objective, often minimalist compositions bring new light to life's mundane moments and details through the focus and context of the photographic rectangle. Though he has spent most of his adult life in such technical pursuits as software and Internet development, picking up the camera has reacquainted Stephen with his childhood goal to be an artist. Stephen lives and works in Austin, Texas with his wife Amanda. In addition to his fine art photography, Stephen also engages in event, portrait and stock photography.
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Jets coach rips his team after loss to Panthers
Got to love Jets coach Claude Noel, who criticized after his team's listless effort against the Panthers last night. The Jets were coming off two pretty good wins since the All-Star break, a shootout win over Philly and an OT win over Tampa, but without leading goal scorer Evander Kane (another concussion victim) they've scored just four goals in regulation over their last five games.
"Do I like the one goal we get every game? No," said Noel. "Would I Iike to see it change? Yes. Do I coach that way? No. That's what we have, but there's still a way to win the games. We don't have (Sidney) Crosby or (Evgeni) Malkin. We've got what we've got.
"Our team right now can't give up 20 minutes of free freakin' play and expect you're gonna be able to win the game."
Kris Versteeg said he still felt terrible after the game but the win was a pretty good remedy. He got a great screen from Tomas Kopecky on his first-period power-play goal.
"That's what we need," Versteeg said. "You keep looking at the standings, which I do, every day you want to see where you are, you want to see where other teams are and obviously you want to play in these type of games because of the severity of the points. We know what's at stake every game and we've got to start putting a long winning streak together instead of winning one and losing one here. We're going to have to be consistent in our winning ways going down the stretch."
Scott Clemmensen, starting for the seventh time in nine games with Jose Theodore still sidelined with a knee injury, stopped 20 shots and improved to 5-1-3 in his last nine games.
"It's never going to be easy in this league, especially against these teams that are fighting for the division win, like the Jets here tonight," Clemmensen said. "We're not going to come out here and blow anyone away, but it's nice when it does happen. A win is a win."
The victory also did wonders for Panthers coach Kevin Dineen's cold. His voice is practically gone.
"It's amazing, you move to Florida, you figure all this warm weather, I've gotten more colds in the last six months than I've ever had," Dineen said. "But I tell you, a game like tonight makes you feel a lot better.
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Dvd Release Date: 2004-03-16
Genre: Comedy,
Rating: PG
Duration: 1hr 22min
Today is a special day for Conrad and Sally Walden--even though they don't think it is. It seems that Sally and Conrad, different as black and white, have pushed their single mom, Joan Walden, to the limit. Conrad's endless rule breaking has his mom seriously considering military school for her son--an idea planted by her just-this-side-of-smarmy neighbor and suitor, Lawrence Quinn. Sally, tightly wound though well-behaved, has bossed away every friend she has, and divides her time between upbraiding her brother and putting new 'To Do' lists in her junior palm pilot. And all the while their mom is just trying to keep domestic peace while balancing a successful career as a real estate agent for her germophobe boss, Mr. Humberfloob. However, on the Saturday that she is to host her company's party, Joan's preparations have fallen prey to Conrad's shenanigans. Thus, she lays down a mom-sized decree: Sally and Conrad are not to leave the house while she is at work; furthermore, they are forbidden from making a mess or misbehaving in any way. The kids are left with little to do besides sit and stare out of the window, while their babysitter, Mrs. Kwan, dozes in the den. Until their unexpected guest--a six-foot-tall talking feline, sporting a red-and-white-striped stovepipe hat--appears. The original party animal himself arrives to turn their world upside down by showing Sally and Conrad that "it's good to have fun--but you have to know how!"
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Sid Caesar Sketch ComedyClassical Musicians - From the legendary NBC comedy series "Your Show of Shows", this pantomime sketch features Sid Caesar and the late Imogene Coca as a pair of symphonic musicians performing Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture".
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When taking the space that used to house one restaurant and turning into another restaurant, the conversion is usually straightforward. Throw in some new kitchen equipment, add a bar, update the restrooms and, voila: a new restaurant. But the process is more involved than that for Mooresville-based general contractor Spectrum Building Co. as it renovates a former O'Charley's in Huntersville to get it ready for a Duckworth's Grill & Taphouse.


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Quality of life can especially improve for patients with different forms of arthritis, adds Joel M. Kremer, MD, director of research at the center for rheumatology at Albany Medical College in New York.
"A healthy diet typically means fewer calories. And simply taking in fewer calories will turn down the gas on inflammation, resulting in fewer flare-ups," he says.
Eating well to live longer has the added bonus of helping people shed pounds and avoid obesity, Kremer says.
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Also, obesity can raise the levels of uric acid in the blood and may increase the risk of gout. Recent research suggests that the reverse is also true – losing weight may lower uric acid levels and reduce gout risk, Kremer adds.
Turning poor dietary habits around isn't easy, the experts acknowledge. "But even small changes" – substituting whole grain toast for a croissant in the morning, for example – "can have a huge impact on your health and longevity," says study co-author Nadine Sahyoun, PhD, a registered dietitian and associate professor of nutrition and food science at the University of Maryland.


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UMass' NCAA First Round Game Set For 6 PM Against UConn
May 6, 2013
AMHERST, Mass. - Game times and ticket prices have been announced for the No. 14/8 UMass women's lacrosse team's NCAA Tournament First Round game against No. 18/19 Connecticut on Friday. The opening draw is set for 6 PM at the Penn State Lacrosse Field in University Park, Pa. The No. 8/7 and seventh-seeded Nittany Lions will host Canisius at 4 PM. The winners of both games will advance to Sunday's Second Round game which begins at 1 PM.
Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the gate: $8 for adults, $5 for youth and students with a valid university ID, and $4 for groups of 20 or more. Fans can order tickets in advance by calling 814-863-1000 until 1 PM on Friday, May 10. Tickets will be on sale at the gate beginning at 3 PM on Friday and Noon on Sunday.
The Minutewomen moved up to No. 8 in the deBeer Media Poll and currently hold the No. 8 RPI in the nation. This is the second consecutive year where the Minutewomen have held both a top-10 ranking and a top-10 RPI.
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Rocket Test Stand No. 2, American Rocket Society (ARS)
This is American Rocket Society (ARS) Test Stand Stand No. 2 used in ground tests of experimental rocket motors. Built in 1938, it had a thrust capacity of 200 pounds.
The stand notably proved the effectiveness of James H. Wyld's regeneratively-cooled motor in tests from 1938 to 1941. This led Wyld and three other ARS members to form Reaction Motors, Inc. (RMI) in 1941, America's first commercial liquid-fuel rocket company which later built the 6000-pound thrust rocket engine for the Bell X-1 research rocket aircraft that broke the sound barrier in October 1947.
The stand was last used in 1942 when loaned to RM. It then was loaned in 1953 to the ARS. It was donated to the Smithsonian in 1967 by the Reaction Motors Division, Thiokol Chemical Corp.
Reaction Motors Division, Thiokol Chemical Corp.
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Manufacturer
- American Rocket Society
- Date
- 1938-1941
- Location
- National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC
- Exhibition
- Barron Hilton Pioneers of Flight
- Type
- EQUIPMENT-Test
- Materials
- Steel frame and steel overall; two brass or copper fuel and oxidizer tanks and feed lines in back; aluminum dial pointers and other parts; glass faces on dials and two glass tubes on linear scale
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- 3-D: 116.8 x 61 x 135.9cm, 136.1kg (46 x 24 x 53 1/2 in., 300lb.)


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Friendly scrim against AK-101clan - Australia
Hey Guys Getsome here from AK-101 I am the war officer with us, looking at getting a 8 v 8 or 4 v 4 rush friendly game set up for either 26th of August or the 2nd of September both Sunday night and it would probably be 7 or 7 30pm kick off Eastern Aus time. Have had a few leave of late but a couple have joined so just trying to keep some interest in scrimming going, as we have pulled out of all comps etc, would definitely be able to get confirmed 4 but might be able to get 8
Just wanted to gauge interest and see if you guys are keen.
It would be CG rules 8 v 8 or 4 v 4 sq rush.
anyway will check or post in challenge us section AK-101 View forum - Challenge Us
Also sent this to Raith from contact details in our FPS club.
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Thanks for the invite Getsome
I will let the BF3 officers know about this and they will get back to you either via this forum or private message.
Edit: I have sent the info to Striker20 (Captain of the BF3ers).
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hey guys just touching base here as haven't heard from TOG member pdp on our site.
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The Alabama women secured first place with four individual top-25 finishes to beat Tennessee by 20 points on the 5-kilometer course
The Alabama men's team scored 23 points to finish ahead of second place Samford while the UA women scored 25 points to beat runner-up Southern Miss.
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While Carmelo Anthony has been the Bulls top target in free agency, there plans for a fluid summer to improve and add depth to the roster will go as follows if the All-Star small forward opts to join the team after a nine-hour courting session on Tuesday or take the extra year of security and more money to remain in New York.
Anthony met with officials from the Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday. He will conclude his free agency tour on Thursday in his offseason home of Los Angeles, where he is expected to hear a pitch from the Lakers and Kobe Bryant.
Anthony is expected to make a decision on where he will be playing next season by next week.
While they wait on his decision, ESPN reported that the Bulls plan to fly to Los Angeles on Thursday to meet with free agent Pau Gasol. The report states the Bulls rising interest in Gasol is due to their concern that they will be unable to convince Anthony to leave New York. It also states that Gasol is their top target after Anthony and the 7-ft Spaniard has been connected to the Bulls in the past through trade rumors.
Other suitors for Gasol include the San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder, Miami Heat, the Dallas Mavericks and the New York Knicks.
The Lakers are also interested in bringing Gasol back to pair with Bryant, but most likely won't tender an offer until Anthony's decision. They can still offer the power forward more money than anyone else can and Gasol's affinity with Bryant and Los Angeles is well known.
Gasol, 33, averaged 17.4 points and 9.7 rebounds in 31.4 minutes for the Los Angeles Lakers last season.


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Favored to win is never that easy, especially at the Olympics. Just ask Shaun White.
Although White couldn't ultimately deliver in Sochi, the favored Jamie Anderson certainly did, making her last effort her best one in the slopestyle competition.
Anderson, a Lake Tahoe product who grew up challenging anything and everything at Sierra-at-Tahoe ski resort, laid down a superb run on her final trip down the tricky and somewhat dangerous slopeside course in Sochi, scoring a 95.25 to claim gold in the snowboarding competition.
The eclectic Anderson definitely has a different method for staying calm. Anderson said she had prepared for the finals by listening to yoga tapes and lighting candles.
Anderson's victory meant an American sweep in the slopestyle event, which was making its Olympic debut. U.S. snowboarder Sage Kotsenburg won the men's event.
"Jamie's an awesome competitor," said Karly Shorr, Anderson's U.S. teammate, who finished 6th. "She does whatever she has to win. She never cracks under pressure. She uses it. She lands."
For Anderson, the dream is now reality.
"I think most of us have been thinking about this for a few years," Anderson said. "To just have that moment come so quick and really knowing this is your moment, you just want to shine and do your best and show the world what a fun sport snowboarding is."


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School safety: What schools are doing to keep your kids safe in the classroom
WILLOUGHBY, Ohio - One of the most important things as kids head back to school is keeping them safe while they are there.
Unfortunately with the number of school shootings over the last several years, districts have had to reevaluate what they do to make sure students are safe in the classroom.
This year Willoughby Eastlake School District has new technology that lets police see the layout of a school building before they even arrive to the building.
Director of Operations and Security Steve Nedlick said, "We're going to save minutes which ultimately saves lives."
In North Royalton, a new radio system lets school administrators talk directory with police dispatchers, "Immediately, without making phone calls or jumping through any hoops. This will get the first responders here a lot sooner," said Superintendent Greg Gurka.
But some schools are not passing the test when it comes to safety. Security Expert Tim Dimoff walked right into some Northeast Ohio schools, unannounced and unchallenged.
"In the last year and a half I've walked into over 18 schools uninhibited and I could go anywhere I wanted before someone even asked me who are you, what are you going here or even called or notified anybody. In Northeast Ohio. In Northeast Ohio."
Dimoff says if nothing else, schools must control the flow of people entering the building. Willoughby South now has a bullpen area between two sets of locked doors.
But for a lot of districts, money becomes an issue. But Dimoff says there are grants available or maybe community groups can donate to the schools. He says parents should know what is being done and if they are not satisfied, demand change.


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Oh - did I mention kihon waza.
I hope this is not too OT, but I would like to ask what exactly the term kihon waza means. I know it means "basic techniques" (right?), but what
does that mean? It may sound silly, but we do not use this term much in our organisation and I am interested in learning it´s proper definition.
I think learning basic techniques is very important, especially for beginners. But also now and then it brings out great learning experiences if people are challanged with really advanced stuff that might actually be well over their heads. At least I feel that way myself.
I have trained under people who plan their lessons carefully and others who go in and let practice flow as it comes. Both can be great. What I find most important, is that the teacher feels comfortable with their teaching style. Every teacher has a different personality and therefore a different approach to teaching. I don´t think that necessarily means that some of them are more and others less serious about teaching.
For me, a "serious" teacher is one who is passionate about the topic (in this case aikido) and about helping others to develop. Interest in the students and their learning processes, knowing where the student is at and what kind of help they need would also make a teacher "serious" to me. Not just in aikido.
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Alumni Career Profile
Natalie Christian '08
As Wardrobe Supervisor at the nationally acclaimed First Stage Children's Theater UWM graduate Natalie Christian (Theatre Studies, '08) takes multitasking to a new level. Only 45 seconds for a complete costume change before going back onstage? No problem. Need to fit a jumping, dancing child actor in a wig that absolutely won't fall off? Natalie can help. Natalie had a broad base of theater experience in high school, but it wasn't until the end of her sophomore year at UWM that she rediscovered theater as her calling. Networking, some excellent professors, and participation in the Broadway Theatre Apprenticeship Collaboration all helped her fulfill her dream of working in the arts. In my conversation with Natalie, we talked about the adrenaline rush that is theater and how to make a sausage and sauerkraut hat.
Q: You started at UWM as an art major, then changed to Theatre Studies. What made you decide to change majors? What did Theatre Studies allow you to learn? To learn about yourself?
A: Art comes alive when it is on stage. It draws a person in a way no other art form can by surrounding the viewer. Whether that is the dramatic telling of a ghost father speaking to his son beyond the grave or a bunch of little kindergarteners dancing and singing about what they are going to bring to show and tell, theater is art on its feet. I need to be a part of that world. Painting and building were wonderful, but I needed more.
I did not pick a BFA track because honestly, I was not sure what exactly I wanted to do in the theater world. I liked all aspects of it—costumes and set painting were by far my favorite—but if I would have picked just costumes, I would not have gotten the exposure that I craved in the other areas. I learned so much more about the collaboration process of theater by not limiting myself to just one thing. It also gave me the opportunity to get into more classes that I may not have been able to fit in otherwise such as Participatory Theater and Directing.
Q: You said that you worked at a child care center and as a carhop in college. How did these jobs make a difference for you in the role you play now?
A: Throughout my time at Milestones Programs for Children, I had a lot of responsibility over many different groups of kids from kindergarten to 6th grade. I had to plan activities on top of making sure the kids were in a safe environment. I loved interacting with the kids. They all have such interesting personalities all varied from kid to kid, and working with them made me want to get involved in children's theater. It was the best work to combine what I wanted to do for a career with little, awesome people. As a carhop, quite simply, it taught me how to do nine things at the same time (and learn how to carry four ice cream cones and two sundaes out to a car without dropping them).
Q: How was networking a part of your success? How did you land the job at First Stage?
A: Networking is the reason I have a job. As part of my major I had to take a Practicum class. I took that as "go out and do the job in the real world." My teacher Jenny Wanasek was in a production at First Stage at the time I was looking for a project. I had mentioned how much I would love to work for a company like First Stage and she hooked me up with the Scene Shop and they offered me some hours. I worked my butt off whenever I was in that shop and learned a lot about painting a prop building. That was my first internship.
After that I recieved the apprenticeship with the Broadway Theater Center. Through it I was able to work with four big name theater companies in Milwaukee: the late Milwaukee Shakespeare, Skylight Opera Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks and Chamber Theatre. I met many different designers, production workers and actors through that incredible opportunity and am now working with some of those people again.
During the apprenticeship, I was offered some overhire hours in the scene shop this past February because my name came up and during those hours learned that First Stage was hiring new wardrobe staff. I jumped on the chance to be a full-time staff member and thanks to the great recommendations, I was offered my current job.
Q: Were there any professors or instructors you found particularly memorable at UWM? If so, who were they and why?
A: UWM as an amazing theater staff. I learned so many new things from my instructors, and a lot of that has to do with the fact that most of them are out doing theater work on top of teaching, so they are constantly learning new examples and techniques to pass to their students. A couple that stand out to me are Jenny Wanasek and Raeleen McMillion because through their classes they really opened me up and made me explore things I would have never otherwise thought about. Those acting and voice and speech classes were great. It helps you learn who you are so you can become a different character and I loved that. They were two beautiful, inspiring women to learn from. I also really enjoyed Jeff Lieder and Pam Rehberg. Costumes is one of my favorite aspects of theater, and their classes taught me more techniques as well as helpful tips and hints into creating pieces we get to see on stage.
Q: You said that you made a "sausage and sauerkraut" hat for The Producers. What's the most unusual thing you've made as a prop?
A: I only helped in that process; Brandon Kirkham was the mastermind behind that wonderful hat. I attached the "sauerkraut" which was little cuts of fabric attached to a netting with small zip ties. It took me 2+ days to do that. But anyone who saw The Producers at Skylight Opera Theater saw that amazing work went into all the giant hats.
One of my favorite props was a huge treasure chest that was covered in shiny metallic foil, and then jewels and crowns were placed inside. It was on stage for about 2 minutes. The joke was a tiny chest was pulled out from inside the huge one, and it went away again. It took me about a week to make it and the moment in the play was pretty worth it. It was one of my overhire projects for How I Became a Pirate at First Stage.
Q: What is the best part about your job? Or what have been some of the highlights you'll remember most?
A: For me the best part is seeing the process all come together. Making the show happen. There is an adrenaline rush when you and the crew can completely change over a set in 30 seconds and the audience has no idea it is happening until the curtain goes back up. Or an actor comes off stage and you are the one to make them look like a new character, wig and all. I love the "in the moment" feeling of working a show. When I have not been working backstage, I still love watching everything I helped build come together. Theater is a constantly rewarding business.
Q: Is there a dream production that you'd love to be part of?
A: At some point in my career, I would like to work for Disney. The kid in me has always loved what Disney puts together. I want to dress up princesses and villains at the parks and work on the stages there as well. It seems like a lot of work and the outcome would be very worth it.
Q: If you could describe your career in five words, what would they be?
A: Playing, Teaching, Laughing, Challenging, Awesome.
Q: Do you stay connected to UWM? How has being an alumna of UWM been important to your career?
A: UWM gave me my starting point. By choosing UWM I was connected to amazing teachers who helped set me up with opportunities to grow. On top of that, a strong Greek organization, Gamma Phi Beta, allowed me to get in front of a group, make decisions, and learn to organize as a group to make a project come together. I plan on staying connected with UWM because it helped me gain the knowledge and know how to be able to do a job I love.


text: Till now we have seen many many good voice in Pakistan Idol and auditions are also near to end. Judges also insulted few people having good voice and Pakistani people are really angry on the panel of the program. Finally a singer came that shut the mouth of Ali Azmat by singing his one of the famous songs. Watch papu yar tang na kar by Pakistan Idol contestant and don't miss to share this talented voice with friends.


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TB Carrier Sails Across U.S. Border
So much for homeland security. The Atlanta man infected with extremely drug-resistant tuberculosis should have been detained at the border while leaving Canada, but was waved on through to the U.S.
The Department of Homeland Security is looking into how the man, now identified as lawyer Andrew Speaker, 31, drove into the U.S. at Champlain, N.Y., despite a red flag on a border agent's computer that said he should be held and isolated.
"It was on the screen," a Homeland Security spokesman said, according to a report in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "There's a record of it." Speaker was stopped at the U.S. border at 6:17 p.m. on May 24 and cleared the checkpoint at 6:18 p.m.
New York Senator Chuck Schumer called for an investigation of the lapse and more resources for border protection. "There is just no excuse for this. God forbid this was someone bent on doing us harm — we simply must have more border guards, with better safety protocols, doing a better job," he said.
While Speaker was honeymooning in Italy, the CDC told him to go to medical authorities in Rome. Instead, he made his way to Montreal via Prague on May 24. After entering the U.S. he was moved to an Atlanta hospital.
Speaker was transferred to a Denver hospital Thursday where he will be treated with as many as five different antibiotics and possibly surgical removal of infected portions of his lungs, the Rocky Mountain News reports.


text: 24 February 2009 archive See all show photos IT was the night before the Oscars and all through the night… all we could think of was Jenny Packham glitter and which one of her dresses we'd choose to wear on the red carpet if we were on the next flight out to LA. A star-strewn backdrop at the opening of the catwalk set the mood, and as the first model strode out in red chiffon smothered with multicoloured beads, we really felt that Fashion Week had begun. You know what you're going to get with Jenny Packham – but this season she's tempered her glamorous go go girls with an Ethnic influence from which the clothes strongly benefitted: look 6 featured unhemmed black ruffles and a stunning beaded neckpiece that was far cooler than she's been before, while wide, glittering waistbands gave the dresses a welcome nonchalance. Maybe it was just the chilly air outside, but tummy-button revealing full length dresses didn't appeal as much - though Packham's brilliant use of colour: teal, purple, show-stopping red and blue was as tempting as ever to wear whatever the weather. VIEW THE JENNY PACKHAM SHOW ARCHIVE Dolly Jones Continue reading Back to top


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Last night I was asking a friend about Bob Arum's unpopular plan for his biggest star in Manny Pacquiao to fight an unheralded nobody this November and he summed it up by saying, "Boxing is stupid, it's awful." I pressed him, "But why? Why is this fight being made?" And like all boxing fans not related to the opponent Chris Algieri, he shrugged before repeating, "Boxing is stupid."
While the business of boxing might be stupid, but Bob Arum is not, so what gives? If nothing else, this decision is a clear message to boxing fans that Arum isn't concerned about pleasing loyal boxing fans, he figures you'll follow anyway. He's looking for new fans, whether they're residents of Algieri's Long Island bedroom suburb or of a Chinese factory town.
The prospect is nothing more than a calculated low-risk/high-reward gamble on Arum's part, as he doubles down on the Pacquiao's popularity in Asia in the hopes of creating a new market in the slowly growing Chinese middle class. With Pacquiao's career winding down, he's hoping he'll be able to use this fight to broker something bigger for Algieri down the road. Losing to Pacquiao won't kill his earning potential, not after Arum's constructed long introduction of his good-looking and well-spoken fighter to the American public.
Besides, there's little risk involved for Arum and Pacquiao in Macau's favorable tax environment. Algieri is a rangy, pecking boxer that probably can't hurt the Congressman, and if PPV numbers are underwhelming Arum could always make a better fight in the spring of 2015 and boxing junkies will all return to the fold anyway.
Boxing is stupid.
And the reward could be immense. As an educated white kid from the suburbs with manners who is looking to enter medical school, Arum knows he has a possible Great White Hope on legal PEDs, a story to sell to mainstream America.
The Top Rank boss put on the show in Omaha last month, where the hometown lightweight Terrence Crawford dazzled 10,000 fans who had never been to a fight and many of whom couldn't tell you the difference between a cruiserweight and a Carnival Cruise. He knows that it's not boxers that sell fights, but boxers' stories. It's the reason movies about boxers historically kill at the box office disproportionately to movies about more commercially successful sports. Arum is looking for new money and can't wait to serve his fighter to the American public on a press conference platter.
"I think Chris Algieri is a terrific fighter and a big talent. It's almost like a return to Gene Tunney," Arum blustered to the press when announcing the fight."He's a college kid, he's articulate, he could be a medical doctor. Give me those kind of guys in this sport. I see him as the reincarnation of Tunney. I thought he deserved the victory, absolutely. He neutralized Provodnikov after the first round."
It's funny for Arum to compare Algieri to Tunney, the guy who was unable to knock Jack Dempsey out in two fights and won a controversial decision due to the infamous "long count," because to many, Algieri had no business winning his decision over the harder punching Ruslan Provodnikov. But like Tunney, he did enough to some people, and like Tunney he betrays an education; which is somehow still shocking to so many people that a boxer could be intelligent, nearly 100 years after sportswriters whipped themselves into orgies describing Tunney's training camp bookshelves.
Again, we're left wondering who is looking out for the best interests of Manny Pacquiao. Boxing has allowed Pacman to become an international celebrity and opened the door for a political career that could one day see him being elected president of the Philippines, an office that's been inherently corrupt. Fighting a 30 year old light welterweight white hope may be a safe play, but it's hard to see it paying off. I often get the impression that Manny is too childlike, too superstitious and too trusting for his own good, that he'd be an easy mark for more devious men to borrow influence from.
If Pacquiao wants to finish his career where it started and where it took off, he'll have to push his team to get him the fights at the top, otherwise, his legion of supporters will begin to look elsewhere. Perhaps, as Arum is hoping, they begin to look towards Long Island.
My "little" Long Island--and all 7 1/2 million of us who live here--is back on the map again, thanks to Chris Algieri.
Dr. Algieri will be a guest on my SiriusXM show this Friday evening between 6-8pm (ET). Listen in to hear what he has to say about what I expect will be his second consecutive major upset come Nov. 22.
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Wow! YUP! C-Al's delusional. And has been saying that he is going to "shock the world twice this year and beat Mayweather next year." OMFG! He has shocked once. The Siberian Rocky whupped his arse.
C-Al aka da BobFather's "possible Great White Hope on legal PEDs" is going to get destroyed in Macau.
He has already ignited mad fire in Da Manny by saying that he is going to be the bigger fighter and he may knock out Da Manny. And woulda, coulda, shoulda knocked out tSR if not for the injured eye.
C-Al and his pundits ought to STFU! He is going into hostile territory. And will not be able to handle been on that BIG stage. And tar babying him with the moniker "possible Great White Hope on legal PEDs" coming to Macau to whup Da Manny is worst tar-babying than James Jeffries was done over a century and four years ago against "Unforgivable Blackness" Jack Johnson. At least Jeffries was at home with the crowd cheering for him.
C-Al -- with his big-arse mouth -- will have against himself a hostile-cheering crowd for Da Manny to KHTFO! Nothing ever changes. And Da Manny is going to knock C-Al da double fudge out. Holla!
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Many of us dream of owning a small business, but only a few have the liquidity to get things off the ground. Banks have tightened their lending policy and it can be very difficult for entrepreneurs to get a loan. One way to fund a start up is to use your retirement accounts. I just found out that you can do this without having to pay tax and the usual 10% early withdrawal penalty. This is called a "rollover as a business start-up" (ROBS) and here is how it works.
Rollover as a business start-up
- You register a C corporation and sponsor a qualified retirement plan.
- Then you rollover your pretax retirement account (401k and IRA) to the new retirement plan.
- The retirement plan can use the money to buy stocks in your new company.
- The company now has cash to spend on inventory, salary, and other startup costs.
This is a pretty cool financial trick. This sounds like a great way to channel your pretax retirement funds into a business, all while preserving the tax-deferred status. The alternative is to withdraw the sum from your IRA (or 401k) and use that to fund a business. You'd have to pay a lot of taxes with a big withdrawal like that, though. Your million dollars can be reduced by almost half especially if you already are in a high income tax bracket and have state income tax. That's a big chunk already gone even before starting a business.
You can't use Roth accounts for ROBS because that money is post tax.
What's a bit unclear is how you would get your retirement money back. I guess when you sell the business, all the proceeds will go into the retirement plan and then you can roll it over to an IRA.
Small Business
Personally, I would not use my retirement fund to start a small business. That fund is for retirement and I would hate to use it for anything else. By my estimate, we should have enough to fund our retirement with a little help from social security. We are already set there so I don't want to risk that phase of our lives. Why take on more risk when you have already won?
I'd rather start a micro business that I can fund with my after tax accounts. I probably wouldn't invest more than $50,000 in a business. That's just me, though. I'd rather start lean and make less money than swing for the fence. I'm just more attracted to microbusiness* for some reason. (I guess because I'm already working in one.)
*Microbusiness – a type of small business that has five or fewer employees and requires seed capital of less than $35,000.
You can get a microbusiness going with a little cash investment and a lot of sweat equities. You'd need a lot more capital to start a small business like a Subway franchise or a convenient store. The opportunity for profit is better with a bigger initial investment, but it's a lot of money just to open the door. The small start up cost of a microbusiness also opens more avenue of funding. You can borrow from friends and family or try peer to peer lending. If your credit is good, you can borrow up to $35,000 from Prosper.com and up to $100,000 from Lending Club.
I'd probably go with peer to peer lending or even a home equity loan. I'm just really reluctant to touch our retirement account. About half of all new small businesses fail within the first five year. I wouldn't bet my retirement on those odd unless I'm really sure of the business.
What about you? Would you consider using your retirement account to fund a business if the right opportunity comes along?
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