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The Buffalo Home and Garden Show comes to the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center on Franklin St. in downtown Buffalo for two weekends, Friday through Sunday, March 7th through 9th and March 14th through 16th. Find new products and new ideas, and get advice and great deals for remodeling, home improvement and gardening under one roof.
Kevin O'Connor, star of PBS' "This Old House," will be at the Home Show on Saturday, March 8th, while animal expert Jarrod Miller will appear on Saturday, March 15th. Chefs from Niagara County Community College's Niagara Falls Culinary Institute will host cooking demonstrations on March 15th and 16th at 2 and 5 p.m. both days. Also appearing at the Home Show will be Randy Gordon, the Barefoot Chef, with many delectable dishes paired with perfect wines.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $3 for kids 6 to 12 and free for kids 5 and under – get $3 off by purchasing tickets online here. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday (both weekends) – find out more at www.buffalohomeshow.com.
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In a time long forgotten, a preternatural event threw the seasons off balance. In a land where summers can last decades and winters a lifetime, trouble is brewing. As the cold returns, sinister forces are massing beyond the protective wall of the kingdom of Winterfell. To the south, the king's powers are failing, with his most trusted advisor mysteriously dead and enemies emerging from the throne's shadow.
"Review of First 5 Books"
Not too long ago, there was no coming back from death. But now, with revolutionary medical advances, death has become just another serious complication. As a young medical student, Dr. David Casarett was inspired by the story of a two-year-old girl named Michelle Funk. Michelle fell into a creek and was underwater for over an hour. When she was found she wasn't breathing, and her pupils were fixed and dilated. That drowning should have been fatal. But after three hours of persistent work, a team of doctors and nurses was able to bring her back.
"Dead vs. Sincerely Dead"
In Room 217 of the Lakes Region Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic, something has awakened. Something evil. Brady Hartsfield, perpetrator of the Mercedes Massacre, where eight people were killed and many more were badly injured, has been in the clinic for five years, in a vegetative state. According to his doctors, anything approaching a complete recovery is unlikely. But behind the drool and stare, Brady is awake and in possession of deadly new powers that allow him to wreak unimaginable havoc without ever leaving his hospital room.
"The best of a great Trilogy"
Two decades after her sister's brutal attack and murder, Meg Brogan has finally found happiness...or so it appears. A bestselling true-crime writer, Meg has money, fame, and a wealthy fiancé. But when a television-show host presses her to tackle the one story everyone claims she cannot write - the story of her own family's destruction - her perfect life shatters.
"Yes it is a suspense thriller, but..."
Audie Award, Audiobook of the Year, 2016. Rachel takes the same commuter train every morning. Every day she rattles down the track, flashes past a stretch of cozy suburban homes, and stops at the signal that allows her to daily watch the same couple breakfasting on their deck. She's even started to feel like she knows them. "Jess and Jason," she calls them. Their life—as she sees it—is perfect. Not unlike the life she recently lost. And then she sees something shocking. It's only a minute until the train moves on, but it's enough. Now everything's changed. Unable to keep it to herself, Rachel offers what she knows to the police, and becomes inextricably entwined in what happens next, as well as in the lives of everyone involved. Has she done more harm than good? Compulsively readable, The Girl on the Train is an emotionally immersive, Hitchcockian thriller and an electrifying debut.
"The Girl on The Train"
Louisa Clark is an ordinary girl living an exceedingly ordinary life - steady boyfriend, close family - who has never been farther afield than her tiny village. She takes a badly needed job working for ex-Master of the Universe Will Traynor, who is wheelchair bound after an accident. Will has always lived a huge life - big deals, extreme sports, worldwide travel - and now he's pretty sure he cannot live the way he is. Will is acerbic, moody, bossy - but Lou refuses to treat him with kid gloves, and soon his happiness means more to her than she expected.
"A Journey Into the Unknown"
As she was digging deep into the lives of community members, Heather Lende, the obituary writer for her tiny hometown newspaper in Haines, Alaska, began to notice something. Even the crustiest old Alaskan sourpuss who died in a one-room cabin always had Halloween candy for the neighborhood kids, and the eccentric owner of the seafood store who regularly warned her about government conspiracies knew how to be a true friend - his memorial service was packed.
"Life, Death, Grace & Humor"
Drawing on the latest findings in neuroscience, psychology, and behavioral economics - as well as the experiences of CEOs, educational reformers, four-star generals, FBI agents, airplane pilots, and Broadway songwriters - this painstakingly researched book explains that the most productive people, companies, and organizations don't merely act differently. They view the world, and their choices, in profoundly different ways.
"Good but could be better"
Harry Potter has never even heard of Hogwarts when the letters start dropping on the doormat at number four, Privet Drive. Addressed in green ink on yellowish parchment with a purple seal, they are swiftly confiscated by his grisly aunt and uncle. Then, on Harry's eleventh birthday, a great beetle-eyed giant of a man called Rubeus Hagrid bursts in with some astonishing news: Harry Potter is a wizard, and he has a place at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. An incredible adventure is about to begin!
"Still magical!"
On a foggy summer night, 11 people - 10 privileged, one down-on-his-luck painter - depart Martha's Vineyard on a private jet headed for New York. Sixteen minutes later the unthinkable happens: The plane plunges into the ocean. The only survivors are Scott Burroughs - the painter - and a four-year-old boy who is now the last remaining member of an immensely wealthy and powerful media mogul's family.
"Wow!! Robert Petkoff is remarkable!"
Harry Potter's summer has included the worst birthday ever, doomy warnings from a house-elf called Dobby, and rescue from the Dursleys by his friend Ron Weasley in a magical flying car! Back at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for his second year, Harry hears strange whispers echo through empty corridors - and then the attacks start.
"Making No Noise and Pretending I'm Not There."
Near an isolated mansion lies a beautiful garden. In this garden grow luscious flowers, shady trees...and a collection of precious "butterflies" - young women who have been kidnapped and intricately tattooed to resemble their namesakes. Overseeing it all is the Gardener, a brutal, twisted man obsessed with capturing and preserving his lovely specimens.
"Bad narration doesn't help a bad book."
A comet the color of blood and flame cuts across the sky. And from the ancient citadel of Dragonstone to the forbidding shores of Winterfell, chaos reigns. Six factions struggle for control of a divided land and the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms, preparing to stake their claims through tempest, turmoil, and war.
"Prepare to work on little sleep once you start"
When the Knight Bus crashes through the darkness and screeches to a halt in front of him, it's the start of another far from ordinary year at Hogwarts for Harry Potter. Sirius Black, escaped mass-murderer and follower of Lord Voldemort, is on the run - and they say he is coming after Harry. In his first ever Divination class, Professor Trelawney sees an omen of death in Harry's tea leaves.... But perhaps most terrifying of all are the Dementors patrolling the school grounds, with their soul-sucking kiss....
"The Threat From Within"
The Triwizard Tournament is to be held at Hogwarts. Only wizards who are over seventeen are allowed to enter - but that doesn't stop Harry dreaming that he will win the competition. Then at Hallowe'en, when the Goblet of Fire makes its selection, Harry is amazed to find his name is one of those that the magical cup picks out. He will face death-defying tasks, dragons and Dark wizards, but with the help of his best friends, Ron and Hermione, he might just make it through - alive!
"The Best of a Brilliant Series"
At its core, The Power of Habit contains an exhilarating argument: The key to exercising regularly, losing weight, raising exceptional children, becoming more productive, building revolutionary companies and social movements, and achieving success is understanding how habits work. Habits aren't destiny. As Charles Duhigg shows, by harnessing this new science, we can transform our businesses, our communities, and our lives.
"Nice! A guide on how to change"
As he climbs into the sidecar of Hagrid's motorbike and takes to the skies, leaving Privet Drive for the last time, Harry Potter knows that Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters are not far behind. The protective charm that has kept Harry safe until now is broken, but he cannot keep hiding. The Dark Lord is breathing fear into everything Harry loves and to stop him Harry will have to find and destroy the remaining Horcruxes. The final battle must begin - Harry must stand and face his enemy....
Dark times have come to Hogwarts. After the Dementors' attack on his cousin Dudley, Harry Potter knows that Voldemort will stop at nothing to find him. There are many who deny the Dark Lord's return, but Harry is not alone: a secret order gathers at Grimmauld Place to fight against the Dark forces. Harry must allow Professor Snape to teach him how to protect himself from Voldemort's savage assaults on his mind. But they are growing stronger by the day and Harry is running out of time....
"Best Book You'll Read This Year"
First published in 2001, American Gods became an instant classic, an intellectual and artistic benchmark from the multiple-award-winning master of innovative fiction, Neil Gaiman. Now discover the mystery and magic of American Gods in this 10th anniversary edition. Newly updated and expanded with the author's preferred text, this commemorative volume is a true celebration of a modern masterpiece by the one, the only, Neil Gaiman.
"New to Neil"
The story begins in 1962. On a rocky patch of the sun-drenched Italian coastline, a young innkeeper, chest-deep in daydreams, looks out over the incandescent waters of the Ligurian Sea and spies an apparition: a tall, thin woman, a vision in white, approaching him on a boat. She is an actress, he soon learns, an American starlet, and she is dying. And the story begins again today, half a world away, when an elderly Italian man shows up on a movie studio's back lot - searching for the mysterious woman he last saw at his hotel decades earlier.
"My mind wandered"

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On Thursday, Dutchnews.nl reported that the Dutch Minister of Interior, Ronald Plasterk was asked by his political counterparts to explain why he supplied them with misleading information concerning the Dutch intelligence agencies illegal data collection practices. Dutch political party, Democrats 66 even went as far as filing a motion of no-confidence against Plasterk.
Plasterk told parliament members back in October that he believed that the American intelligence services, NSA, was responsible for the interception of 1.8 million illegal mobile phone taps and text messages. In November, leaked government documents surfaced stating that it was actually Dutch intelligence agencies that collected the data for NSA.
Democrats 66 party leader, Alexander Pechtold submitted the motion of no-confidence, which angered other coalition members. The motion was killed by a majority rule vote, allowing Plasterk to retain his position within the Second Rutte cabinet. This could be seen as the cabinet trying to save-face, by allowing a weak minister to keep his position, they are attempting to make it look as if the cabinet is a strong unit. The First Rutte cabinet dissolved right after reaching its second year, in power.
Dutch Minister of Justice, Ivo Opstelten wants to increase maximum sentences to 5-years, for cyber-criminals. Opstelten is incorporating new European law(s), into Dutch law(s).
Phone tapping and the interception of data, is deemed illegal under the Dutch Constitution and the European Convention of Human Rights. Article 8, of the ECHR, "provides a right to respect for one's "private and family life, his home and his correspondence", subject to certain restrictions that are "in accordance with law" and "necessary in a democratic society". This article has also been used to protect the Civil Rights of the LGBT community.


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Friday 9/23/05 - Jack had double bypass surgery (Friday) morning. Thanks to Dr. Anastassiou and Dr. Korver and and the wonderful staff at Sutter Medical Center of Santa Rosa, the operation was a success and Jack is going to be fine. He'll be in the hospital for at least another week.
Here is the address to send love and well wishes:
Sutter Medical Center of Santa Rosa
Attn: Patient Jack Herer
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Josie Sustaire, Resident Blogger ('14, University of Oregon School of Law)
Scrolling down the news feed of my Facebook account, I stumbled upon a headline that caught my eye. The headline warned, "New York Schools Enable Sexually Active Teenagers." Interesting, I thought, that someone thinks teens need enabling in this department. I thought that hormones took care of that (but what do I know). Curious, I read on. The article discussed New York City's CATCH program. CATCH stands for Connecting Adolescents To Comprehensive Healthcare. The program aims at providing students with free comprehensive contraception. What struck me wasn't the fact that savvy NY schools were providing comprehensive contraceptive services to their students but the spin that the media was putting on it by attempting to incite fear in their readers. To be fair, no all the headlines I encountered were bad. Here is a compilation of various headlines from a variety of news organizations:
- New York City Gives Plan B contraceptive to Teens in School
- New York schools enable sexually active teenagers
- New York City Pilot Program Offers Contraceptives to High School Students
- More Access to Contraceptives in City Schools (The New York Times)
- Girls age 14 can get birth control at New York City schools
- Plan B Contraception pills now available at 13 New York City high schools
- Morning-after pills offered to NYC high school students
- Sensible Plan to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Sure to Be Met With Outrage
What stood out to me were articles #2 and #5. My reaction to them was a mixture of disgust and sadness. I thought, "Oh no. Here we go again."
Now, I wasn't around during the sexual revolution of the 60's, but rumor has it that things got kind of heated when sex education was first adopted into public schools. The media back then also used incendiary headlines and fear-inducing language to spin stories with the hopes of inciting readers (parents) to action (getting rid of sex education). Life magazine ran an article in its September 19, 1969 issue addressing just this issue. On the cover are the innocent faces of grade-schoolers under the headline: Sex Education for our Little Children. The article discussed, among other things, how parent groups had distributed pamphlets with outrageous stories of other schools around the country. They claimed that one schoolteacher had taken her clothes off in front of students and that another school had shown sex films, neither of which really occurred. As silly as these claims may seem, the reaction in the 1960's to sex education in public schools seems to be repeated each time public schools bulk up their comprehensiveness in regards to sex education or sexual health services. It happened in the 80's (or in early 90's if you lived in rural Oregon like me) in reaction to the AIDS crisis and it will likely happen again.
The bottom line is this: articles focused mainly on inducing fear aren't helpful. If anything, articles like #s 2 and 5 are simply knee-jerk reactions to changes that some folks just can't understand or simply refuse to accept. And although I may not know exactly what enables sexual activity among teens, I do know this, inciting fear in the hearts and minds of parents is wrong and as a mother of two school-aged kids the last thing that I need is more to worry about.


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Hyundai Genesis Coupe Follows BMW Z3's Precedence
In 2002 BMW introduced the Z4, initially with straight six cylinder engines 2,5 and 3,0 lt to replace the Z3 model, which remained available with a 4 cylinder engine until end of production.
In 2002 BMW introduced the Z4, initially with straight six cylinder engines 2,5 and 3,0 lt to replace the Z3 model, which remained available with a 4 cylinder engine until end of production.
What's going to be the strong selling point for the Tucson FCV is the free fuel for the life of the consumer's lease as well as valet maintenance but that's balanced against a $499 per month fee.
I have installed an Innovate LC-1 with the Bosch LU 4.2 sensor now on my last two cars.
Hyundai Sonata is better than most cars in its category; however, maybe the next Sonata addresses some complaints while being quieter and getting better gas mileage.
The contest is being offered in conjunction with Skip Barber Racing.
Recently Hyundai sent the internet world a buzz with the announcement that they would no longer be offering the Genesis Coupe in the 2.0 liter platform.
OK, so the Genesis combined did show a 24 percent improvement from April to May but year-to-date sales numbers are down. From April to May the Genesis sold 2767 units compared to 3437 units.
At least that's what the Union of Concerned Scientists announced.
According to Hyundai, the Veloster RE:FLEX Edition delivers a combination of unique features, exclusive Ice Pearl color availability and a limited production run to appeal to Veloster intenders.
Here is how pricing breaks down for the 2015 Hyundai Sonata, not including the $810 destination charge. All trim levels are equipped with the 6-Speed A/T w/shiftronic.
According to Hyundai, "Under the … leasing program, approved lessees can drive Hyundai's next-generation Tucson Fuel Cell for $499 per month, including unlimited free hydrogen refueling and 'At You
That's why it's good news Hyundai's 2015 Genesis sedan has become the first and only rear-wheel drive vehicle in its class to receive the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's (IIHS) highest hon
Ten Hyundai service advisors from 10 different Hyundai dealerships put their automotive expertise and customer service skills to the test in Hyundai's biennial National Service Advisor Championship
"Hyundai continues to top our automotive category due to their understanding of how to exceed customer expectations with model after model," said Robert Passikoff, president, Brand Keys.
The all-new 2015 Hyundai Genesis has been named the 2014 "Car of Texas" by the Texas Auto Writers Association (TAWA), one of the largest and most respected media associations in the U.S., according


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Hi All,
Im new to sap dm.. want to know wether the sap deposit management is seperate system or it will come within sap ECC system.
can you please guide me in this
Hi Prasath
There is no SAP DM for deposit management. What SAP ERP has is a module called "Treasury and Risk Management" where you can manage you external and internal investments and loans. The are is called "Money Market". Beside Money Market you also have:
Foreign Exchang
The license depends on the usage of the different modules.
Kind regards
Hi Juerg,
I think Prasath was referring to SAP Banking — Deposits Management (training FS260, FS242, etc.)
The solutions is available as "SAP Deposits Management rapid-deployment solution" with a quote price, for the implementation of $237,500 USD.
Link http://www.sap.com/solutions/rapid-deployment/deposits-management-banking/
You should be able to find it (if you have it active) under SPRO > SAP Banking
More information at http://help.sap.com/saphelp_banking60/helpdata/en/e1/8e51341a06084de10000009b38f83b/frameset.htm
You can find also more information about the SAP Banking — Deposits Management on the SAP for Banking - Master Guide 2011 document (page 41) that you can find at http://service.sap.com/instguides > Industry Solutions > Industry Solution Guides > SAP for Banking > Solution Guides
Jorge Laranjo
Hi Jorge
Thanks for your valuable comments. As this request was posted under treasury I thought it also refers to treasury. This was obviously not the case.


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Juniors who are taking the SAT in January have the first opportunity of the year to order Question and Answer Service from the College Board. This service is only offered three times a year – January, May and October – and is a tremendous study aid. You are taking the test so early in the season because you intend to learn from your mistakes and do better when you retake the SAT in May and in the fall, right? That should be your plan. Any student who plans to take the SAT mid-junior year in order to be done with it is making a mistake. Think about it: How would you fare competing at this time of year against seniors in, say, English composition or math? Probably not so well – and for a good reason; they are a year older, wiser, more experienced, more mature (yes!), and better educated than you are.
Use that simple arithmetic to your advantage by leveraging this early season test experience to hone your test-taking skills and lower your stress in the real test environment. Think of the January SAT as a terrific practice test. If you order Question and Answer Service ($18 from the College Board) before your test date, you will get it the soonest, about 5-8 weeks after you take the test. You'll get a fresh copy of the actual test you took (including all the possible essay questions) and an annotated copy of your answer sheet, comparable to the score report you received from the PSAT.
How can you best benefit from your Question and Answer Service results? Note the questions you got wrong and then retry them in the test booklet, without first verifying what your answer was before or what the correct answer is. You might have a clue what you chose before, but this still gives you the opportunity to rethink your answer. Then check the answer key to confirm. Do you find any trends in your errors? If you consistently make mistakes in author's tone or vocabulary in context questions on Critical Reading, or Sentence Completion questions that are labelled Easy or Medium (1, 2 or 3 in difficulty out of 5), then bone up on the skills you need to effectively attack these kinds of questions. If you are missing idioms or run on sentences, review your grammar basics. In math, focus first on making fewer careless mistakes on the easy questions; easy answers are worth just as much as hard ones! Then address any weak math knowledge or technique areas. You should know all the formulas given at the front of the math sections by heart, for starters. Build your skills in areas you are found lacking using this great tool, and see your scores improve in May.
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About the author: Karen Berlin Ishii, a graduate of Brown University, has 25+ years of experience as a teacher and test prep tutor. Karen teaches students in New York and internationally via Skype for the PSAT, SAT, ACT, ISEE, SSAT, SHSAT, IELTS, TOEFL and GRE, and also offers tutoring in reading, writing and math. Learn more about Karen at karenberlinishii.com.


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Spencer Jackson
Southern sealed the deal on Sunday with extraordinary performances in the men's pole vault and discus.
The MVC Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be hosted by Illinois State in Normal, Ill., on May 15-17.
In total, the Saluki men won six events and the women three in two days of competition.
Southern ended the meet with eight total wins.
Just one week after setting the American Junior record at 17.64m (57-10.50), Saunders broke it again -- along with the all-time SIU and MVC indoor records -- at 17.99m (59-00.25).
Photos from Day One of the MVC Outdoor Championships in Normal, Ill.; May 15, 2015
Photos from the MVC Senior Ceremony; May 15, 2015
Photos from Day Two of the Saluki Open, Jan. 11, 2014
Ran a leg of the 4x400m race that finished first at the Saluki Open in 3:28.32...Finished sixth of 26 in the 200m at the SIU Invitational with a 23.17 finish...Competed in three events (60m, 200m, 4x400m) in eight indoor meets...Participated in four events (100m, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m) in seven outdoor meets...MVC Commissioner's Academic Excellence Award recipient.
Participated in three events (60m, 200m, 4x400) in eight meets indoors and three events (100m, 200m, 4x200) in seven meets outdoors...Notched five top-third finishes across both seasons...Set a personal best outdoors in the 200 meter dash (22.27, Ole Miss Invite).
Competed in five different events in ten meets combined in the indoor and outdoor seasons (55m, 60m, 100m, 200m, 400m)...Notched five top-ten finishes, all in the outdoor season...Best finish came at the Vanderbilt Black and Gold in the 100m, where he finished third with a time of 11.30.
High School
Three year all-conference, all-state selection...State qualifier in 4x200 relay and 200 meter dash junior and senior year...Illinois State Scholar.
Full name is Spencer Allan Jackson...Born on Dec. 16, 1992...Son of Steven and Annette Jackson...Has three siblings, Sterling, Sedrick, and Tanya...Relative of former NBA player AJ Guyton...Majoring in sport administration.


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For many years, almost every one used Internet Explorer from Microsoft, which had 95% of the market at one point. The IE market share is around 65% today and much of that has been taken by browsers like Firefox.
Early in the IE8 design process the development team had big plans for privacy setting on the browser. The settings would have been integrated in a way that would have seen almost all users of IE8 completely blocking tracking software online.
This didn't sit well with the ad execs at Microsoft who saw it as a big hit to profits. The ad team won out and the security features turned into InPrivate browsing and are rarely used thanks to the fact that users have to turn the feature on each time the browser launches.


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Her mother passed away in March 2011, and for the first time in years, Wooden was able to reflect on what, if anything, she wanted to do next. For several months she enjoyed a quiet retirement. Then she received an e-mail from a member of the board of Public Agenda asking her to meet with Serene Jones, president of the Union Theological Seminary. Jones was looking for someone to teach a course in advancing public change.
Wooden's first instinct was to decline. She didn't want to teach a subject in which she'd so recently been immersed. Then Jones mentioned that the school was offering the course only to students who would become ministers, and the idea of teaching future ministers made Wooden reconsider. She checked out the school's website to learn more about the program and saw a major called Psychology and Religion. "I thought, Wow, this is what I want to do—spiritual counseling," she says.
She applied to become a student and decided to teach the class on the side. Today, Wooden is finishing her second year at the Union Theological Seminary and plans to open a practice as a counselor for family-support programs as soon as she earns her M.A.
Wooden's unretirement tip: Don't plan on getting rich from unretirement."This is the time to pursue your passion, not your skill set, and that usually means earning a lot less money than you did in your previous career."
Juanita James, 61
Primary career: Executive at an S&P 500 company
Unretirement path: Head of a community foundation
As chief marketing officer for Pitney Bowes, Juanita James worked 14-hour days managing a staff of more than 40 executives. She also maintained what she calls a parallel career of working with nonprofit and community groups. James was passionate about her philanthropic pursuits and often thought about devoting herself to them full time. But with a special-needs son, Dudley Williams III, who was born premature and required years of therapy, along with medical bills that insurance wouldn't cover, she needed her corporate paycheck.
That situation changed in 2010 when her son graduated from the Threshold Program at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which helps -special-needs students prepare for living independently. Suddenly, James had some decisions to make. "For the first time, there was a freedom not to feel bound by my corporate career," she says.
So, at 58, she quit her job, intending to take a couple of years off to think about her next step. Shortly thereafter, James was recruited by newly elected Connecticut governor Dannel P. Malloy's transition team and decided the allure of working in public service outweighed her need for a break. Several people familiar with James's nonprofit board activities then recommended her to a recruiter looking to fill the CEO slot at the Fairfield County Community Foundation, which manages more than 500 funds that support nonprofit groups in the region. "My first reaction was, Wait a minute. I haven't taken that break yet," she says. "Then I thought, Timing never works the way you want it to. This is the ideal thing for me to do."
James's unretirement tip: Return on investment does not apply just to money. "Associate yourself with an organization whose core values are consistent with your own."
ALISON OVERHOLT is a writer and an editor based in Montclair, New Jersey.
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Which characteristics should I look for in a wireless access point slated to connect 50 devices for peer-to-peer communication? My largest concern is that all devices maintain a reliable connection and deliver packets dependably.
My requirements:
- 1 large room with few obstructions
- 100KB/s throughput per device, simultaneous with all devices
- Reliable wi-fi connection (send failure pauses the entire app until all devices catch up).
- Mixed 802.11 g/n
When one device publishes information, a large subset of all other devices receive it immediately. The information is typically 10KB to 100KB. Publications across all devices peak at 5 per second.


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JAN 31 & FEB 2 – Bridging the wise and the curious, this program inspires youth to stand up and make a difference in their communities. Living Word Architect, community builder and youth advocate, Adrian Molina returns as host of this extraordinary program, with three outstanding Civil Rights Activists: Carlotta WallsLaNier of the Little Rock Nine and professors and human rights activists Helen Giron and Sheldon Steinhauser. Step Into Leadership is open to all middle and high school students.
Two sessions will be presented at two schools:
January 31, 10 am and repeated at Noon
Hinkley High School
1250 Chambers Rd.
Aurora, CO
February 2, 10 am and repeated at 1:40 pm
Lakewood High School
9700 W. 8th Ave.
Lakewood, CO


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White Mountains National Recreation Area
Eleazars Cabin in the White Mountains.
There are 12 public recreation cabins in the White Mountains NRA trails and cabins system. The cabins are accessed most easily during the winter, but a few cabins can be reached during the summer by foot, mountain bikes, 4-wheelers, boats, and even airplanes. Distances from the road range from 7 miles (Lee's Cabin) to 40 miles (Windy Gap Cabin). The average distance between cabins is 10 miles. The
GPS coordinates of the cabin locations
are available for navigation.
NOTE: Wildfires in 2004 and 2005 destroyed two cabins in the White Mountains NRA. The Wolf Run Cabin was rebuilt in 2006, and the Crowberry Cabin was rebuilt in 2007. Both cabins were rebuilt in their original locations but were slightly reoriented to highlight the spectacular views from their windows. In 2014 the Moose Creek Cabin was rebuilt and moved to a new location less than a mile from its previous site.
Cabin Sizes and Features
Typical cabin interior.
There are several sizes of log cabins along the trail system. The smaller cabins are 10' by 12' and sleep four people in bunk beds. The larger 12' by 16' cabins can sleep 4 to 6 people comfortably and have a storage loft. The largest and newest cabins, Crowberry and Moose Creek, are 16' x 16'.
Cabins are equipped with bunk beds, a table and benches, cook stove, lantern, fire extinguisher, saw, ax, broom, wood stove and outhouse. Renters need to bring fuel for the lanterns and cook stoves. BLM recently converted from white gas to propane cook stoves and lanterns, so make sure to bring the proper fuel! Carry extra lantern mantles or candles in case the lanterns don't function properly. Cabin users should be prepared to cut firewood or bring some with them. Other recommended items to bring include maps and compass, matches, sleeping bag and pad, extra food items and water, and warm clothing.
In addition to the remote cabins system, the Fred Blixt Cabin is located at milepost 62.5 on the Elliott Highway. This road-accessible cabin, like those in on the trail system, is still rustic and has only basic facilities such as an outhouse and no running water. It is a 12' by 16' log cabin with a storage loft, bunk beds, lantern and cook stove, table and benches, and a wood stove.
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Cabin permits may be obtained up to 30 days in advance. Use is limited to three consecutive nights per cabin. Permits run from noon of the first day's stay to noon of the last day. Weekends, holidays, and spring break are times of peak use. Cabin Permits are $25 per night. Permits must be paid for prior to occupying the cabins. Additional information is available in this
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Four days before critical primary elections, Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney outlined a far-reaching plan Friday to gradually delay Americans' eligibility for Medicare as well as Social Security.
Romney said the shift, as people live longer, is needed to steer the giant benefit programs toward economic sustainability.
Speaking to the Detroit Economic Club — in cavernous Ford Field where the Detroit Lions football team plays — he also made a play for primary-election support in Michigan, which votes Tuesday along with Arizona.
Romney said previous steps to toughen government emission standards had "provided a benefit to some of the foreign automakers" at the expense of American companies. He said future changes should be worked out cooperatively between government and industry.
Campaigning in the city where he was born, Romney described himself as "a car guy" who has a Ford Mustang and a Chevy pickup and whose wife, Ann, drives "a couple of Cadillacs." Aides said they were model year 2007 and 2010 SRX vehicles, one each registered in Massachusetts and California.
Romney said his proposals for Medicare and Social Security would begin in 2022, meaning no current or near-retirees would be affected. He also said he favors adjustments to curtail the growth of future benefits for the relatively well-to-do, so "lower-income seniors would receive the most generous benefits." He had described his Social Security proposals previously.
The two programs provide retirement and health-care benefits to tens of millions of older Americans.
Beginning in 2022, Romney said, "We will gradually increase the Medicare-eligibility age by one month each year. In the long run, the eligibility ages for both programs will be indexed to longevity so that they increase only as fast as life expectancy."
Under current law, the age for collecting full Social Security benefits is gradually rising from 65 to 67. Medicare is available at age 65. In both cases, the age is set in law, and Romney's suggestion that it be tied automatically to increases in the life expectancy of Americans would mark a major change.
He spoke in the run-up to a pair of primaries that mark his latest tests as he tries to break free of Rick Santorum and his other persistent but underfunded rivals in the presidential race.
He is widely expected to win Arizona. Neither he nor his rivals are airing television ads in the state, a reliable sign that all sides view it as a closed case.
Although public and private polls in Michigan show Romney has erased much or all of an earlier deficit, he still faces a stiff challenge from Santorum in the state, where the disparity in television advertising is not as overwhelmingly in Romney's favor has it has been elsewhere.
he earns $50,000.00+ a DAY without working, has homes in 3 or 4 states, his wife drives A COUPLE of Cadillacs, he likes to fire people and thinks nothing of dropping $10,000.00 on a meaningless bet - so he sees no problem in raising retirement and Medicare age that will affect millions of middle class families. It is truly remarkable he has any middle class support at all.
This makes perfect sense. When the age for Social Security was 65, people tended to die around 65. When people cried at someone's retirement ceremony like they might never see the person again, they were quite possibly right. Social Security was never intended to be a long-term retirement plan, and we need to make the necessary adjustments. Phasing this in over time makes it fair to those already plan to retire at 65 in the near term, but keep in mind that lots of older Americans now work past 65 anyways. A bunch of thoughtless activists who want a basket of gimmes will try to smear Romney as they complain that this steals someone's retirement, which it doesn't do, but the alternative is to raise taxes. Someone has to make a tough call here, and I am glad Romney has the guts to do it, unlike most of our so-called leaders, who don't even seem to know how to balance a checkbook.
toycannon Ytownsteve is taker , not a giver, Why do i say that, its easy just read his posts he always against any one who has worked for what they got,. Ytown feels that everyone should support him in a better lifestyle and that the ones that don't are no good. He's your typical liberal..
With life expendency getting longer it only makes sense to delay medicare and SS a little longer. Goodness it not rocket science to fiqure that out. They have to quick taking money out of SS so it will be there for the future. Also raising the SS cap higher will also make sense to put more into the system.
SS will be needed a lot more in twenty years from now since so few places offer retirement anymore. It is very hard to put 15% away when households are only making it paycheck to paycheck. Unfortunatly putting into retirement account is the first to go when things get tight.
It never occurs to some of you that you could probably raise the retirement age to 90 and would still come up short of funds if you continue to eliminate taxpayers . Eliminating jobs in America on the premise that these folks will find comparible employment elsewhere is the pinnacle of stupidity. Before anyone starts preaching about "retraining", many of these jobs being shipped out are already "high tech" white collar jobs. Back in the day, folks collecting unemployment benefits and public welfare for two or three years was unheard of, actually not even available. Now, Uncle Sam doesn't have too much of an alternative except to extend benefits. Wonder why we have to keep raising the debt ceiling? That is certainly one of the problems.......
mitt "the stiff" could quite likely be the most short sighted, least creative political hack out there. I vaguely remember an idea he had about letting Lordstown go bankrupt, hmm, President Obama had a slightly different idea and if I'm not mistaken, it worked. No, Mitt's entire soul has been stolen, because he once had good ideas. He now feels the need to spew this crazy right wing, reactionary, fascist crap. Any thinking, feeling person is repulsed by it.
There are some good comments here recognizing that the Medicare and Social Security programs need correction as Romney has suggested.
Like the response to governor John Kasich's attempted corrections of the out of control state employee costs, Romney's suggestions will meet with howls and screams.
This is a major flaw with such social programs and union contracts. Once in place, they are difficult to adjust as changing demographics and economics dictate without paying a high political cost.


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My company Advanced Energy Systems, Inc. is using JangoSMTP's services to help provide a VoIP solution's Unified Messaging capabilities to my end users. As you might now, most Unified Messaging Communication systems require that both the Voice and Data networks be merged; however, in my company's case we are required to keep them separate. In researching ways to bring voicemail messages to my end users inboxes, I came across your service.
As with all newly installed solutions, issues can occur that can linger for longer than one would like. Today, I went to access the account that was created with JangoSMTP. Being unable to access my JangoSMTP account and getting into an endless loop, I turned to calling your Tech Support line for the very first time.
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She was by far the best support experience I have had in a VERY long time. I have been doing Information Technology, namely on the Infrastructure side, for over twenty years and rare is the time that one comes across a Technical Support Representative who is professional, friendly, and really knowledgeable about their product.
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When we switched to Jango, it was amazing. Someone emailed within 20 minutes of sign up to welcome me. It was followed up immediately by a phone call and that person helped me to configure my mail service myself. Within 15 minutes I was sending emails to my customers without issue. And this was before I upgraded to the paid plan. Wow!
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College Hockey:Borisenok Lifts New Hampshire to Tie with Vermont
Bobby Butler continues goal-scoring streak
DURHAM, N.H. — New Hampshire forward Mike Borisenok scored a power-play goal early in the third period to propel the No. 13 Wildcats to a 3-3 tie with the No. 17 Vermont Catamounts in the teams' second overtime game in consecutive nights at the Whittemore Center Arena in Durham, N.H.
New Hampshire fought back to tie the game when Borisenok slapped a one-timer through goalie Rob Madore's legs to capitalize on the Wildcats' second power play of the night at 4:27 of the third.
The Wildcats clinched home-ice advantage in the Hockey East quarterfinals with Boston College's loss last night, and they kept their grip on first place in the conference with the tie. Their season record stands at 15-10-5 (14-5-4 in Hockey East) while Vermont moved to 13-11-6 (7-10-6) and still remains eighth in Hockey East.
Both coaches spoke to the parity in the conference this season.
"There's still a lot of points out there to be had," Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon said. "Looking at the standings, there's not a lot of difference between fourth and 10th, so we've just got to keep chipping away and try to get our points when we can and hope that'll be good enough to keep crawling up the standings."
The game was a tale of two periods, as New Hampshire scored two goals in the first period while Vermont countered with three of its own in the second before Borisenok sent the game to its eventual tie.
"I liked the way we came out tonight, especially the first period," New Hampshire coach Dick Umile said. "And then it just turned around in the second period and we had a couple bad breaks where we came down and they transitioned back."
New Hampshire senior co-captain Bobby Butler opened the scoring in the first when he chipped in a rebound over Madore, who was sprawled helplessly in the crease after making a save on New Hampshire forward Paul Thompson. Butler now has six goals in his last three games and is widely considered a legitimate Hobey Baker award candidate. Chants of "Ho-bey But-ler" rang through the student section at the Whittemore Center after his first-period goal gave the Wildcats a 1-0 lead.
"He's having a fabulous season," Umile said of Butler. "He should be considered for the Hobey Baker. He's up there, leading the country in goals. I'm obviously biased, but he's a terrific hockey player."
Freshman forward Greg Burke scored to put New Hampshire up two goals after his soft wrist shot from the left side boards clipped Madore's glove hand and dropped into the net at 18:38 of the first.
New Hampshire dominated the opening period with 22 shots to Vermont's eight and spent much of its time in the offensive zone. The Wildcats also rang a couple shots off the post before finally skating to the locker room with a 2-0 lead.
Vermont woke up quickly after the intermission though, and they cut the Wildcats' lead to 2-1 at 2:46 after freshman forward Sebastian Stalberg slipped a rebound through the legs of New Hampshire goalie Brian Foster. Senior forwards Brayden Irwin and Colin Vock set up the play with a pass and shot through the crease that Foster initially stopped before Stalberg scored on the rebound.
The Catamounts then tied the game, 2-2, later in the second after a New Hampshire turnover led to a three-on-one break down the ice. Junior forward Brett Leonard finished the play by skating patiently to the slot and flipping a wrist shot over Foster's stick and into the top-left corner of the net.
Vermont scored its third goal of the second period at 18:25 when a bouncing puck fluttered through a trio of New Hampshire players before Vock slapped it in past Foster to take the first lead of the game, 3-2. The Wildcats outshot the Catamounts 33-21 through two periods but watched their two-goal lead evaporate after a few untimely miscues led to Vermont goals.
"I'll take three out of four against Vermont; they're a tough team," Butler said. "We'll take the three points and move on."
Vermont has a pair of home games against Boston University next weekend on Friday and Sunday, while New Hampshire starts a home-and-home series on the road at Northeastern on Friday.
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The Ebola Outbreak – Three Questions for Susan Shepler
West African nations are currently grappling with the worst-ever outbreak of the Ebola virus. Associate Professor Susan Shepler, an expert on youth and conflict, was in Ebola-affected areas this summer, conducting research funded by the Spencer Foundation in Sierra Leone and Liberia in July and August.
Q: The current Ebola epidemic has claimed over 1,200 victims. Where are the hardest-hit areas? Why has the outbreak been so difficult to contain?
A: The outbreak started in the Forest Region of Guinea. From there it spread to neighboring Liberia and Sierra Leone. The epicenter is the region where the three countries meet. Pre-existing weaknesses in the public health systems of all three countries have meant serious challenges. As I wrote in a blog post in July, "The Ebola virus and the Vampire State," people had reasons to doubt whether the virus was real. It took months for people to really start taking the threat seriously. Now, the numbers have skyrocketed, which makes it more difficult to track and quarantine people exposed to the virus.
Q: The World Health Organization recently agreed to use untested medications in the Ebola outbreak, although supplies are limited. Why hasn't an effective Ebola vaccine been developed?
A: The pharmaceutical industry is profit-driven, and until now there has not been much demand. The so-called "secret serum" was in development when it was tested on two American health workers in Atlanta. I'm happy that it's being sent to Africa now to help treat doctors and other frontline health workers.
Vaccine development is a separate process, and reports are that Canada is sending an experimental vaccine to West Africa. There are issues of medical ethics here, but to me, the potential benefits of a weapon in the fight against Ebola outweigh the potential risks.
Q: Could Ebola spread outside of West Africa? What should Americans understand about the illness?
A: It's possible, though highly unlikely. One only gets infected through direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person. It's not highly contagious, but it is highly deadly. The United States has far more advanced facilities and other capacities to deal with infections like these. Americans shouldn't be afraid that they will get infected, though they should remember how much people are suffering in West Africa, and help if they can. For example, medical personnel are in need of simple protective gear. Doctors Without Borders is doing excellent work in the region.
To request an interview with Professor Shepler, call (202) 885-5943. Follow her on Twitter @SusanShepler.


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Following 2010's wildly successful inaugural year, the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program at Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield is gearing up for its second year of delighting foodies across the Denver Metro Area with fresh, locally-grown produce.
Expanding the growing plot from one acre in 2010 to three acres in 2011, the need for volunteer assistance has increased. Volunteers are needed to plant, weed, wash, harvest, and distribute the vegetables, as well as help transport produce to donation sites. Positions will be available throughout the day on both weekdays and weekends.
Assisting the Gardens' knowledgeable CSA growers is a fantastic way to learn organic practices for growing vegetables and reconnect with the real source of your food (the ground, not the grocery store).
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V. Stiviano has brought a whole new frenzy to the world surrounding the Los Angeles Clippers and Donald Sterling, but it has nothing to do with basketball. According to Fox News on Monday, the woman in the middle of the Donald Sterling scandal is hinting there might be a love child involved as she posted a picture on Instagram with a phone number to a paternity testing company. The baby daddy allegation offers up another angle of the ongoing issues surrounding V. Stiviano and Donald Sterling.
Before putting too much stock in the idea, it's safe to say that people are very skeptical. First Coast News is reporting that V. Stiviano is trying desperately to extend her 15 minutes of fame. However, even if that were true, it wouldn't take a picture of a child posted on Instagram to have an impact on the issues surrounding Donald Sterling.
In March, Sterling's estranged wife, Rochelle, sued V. Stiviano looking for the return of $2.5 million dollars worth of items. Alleging the items were without her permission and part mutual property, the lawsuit is slowly making the way through the court system. While both sides have been highlighted in the news, fans of the Clippers are more worried about the upcoming season.
Rochelle Sterling is also in a legal battle with Donald Sterling as the two try to sell (or not sell) the Los Angeles Clippers. The ownership feud has everyone wondering what will happen before the new NBA season. And can this situation be resolved without more surprises (like an alleged baby daddy scenario) coming out.
Does this new information regarding a paternity test mean that Donald Sterling has a kid he hasn't mentioned? Well if you believe the hints that V. Stiviano has dropped online, that would be allegedly true. Then again, when it comes to the entire situation surrounding this scandal, nothing seems concrete as everything seems almost too bizarre to be true.


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The Los Angeles Lakers and their fans can breathe a huge sigh of relief after yesterday's news that Phil Jackson will return for the 2010-11 season.
Word on the street is that Phil was never going to retire, but instead was trying to coax a little more money out of owner Jerry Buss, who reportedly wanted to cut Jackson's contract in half.
We're not sure what the terms of Jackson's new contract are, but we can be pretty sure that it will be more than half of what he made last year. Phil and his mind games....
With the Jackson issue resolved, the Lakers can now see what they can get in the free agent market. While they're obviously not in contention for any of the "top dogs" of this year's free agent class (barring an unlikely sign-and-trade), there are certainly pieces out there that can become tremendous role players.
Yesterday ESPN LA reported that the Lakers opened discussions with veteran Mike Miller, and 710 ESPN Radio reported that the Lakers offered him a 5-year deal worth around $30 million.
The Lakers must be salivating over Miller, who seems to be the piece the Lakers have desperately been seeking for a long time. He's a 6-8 shooter who has a 40.5% three point percentage for his career. He's also averaged close to 14 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists. Can you think of a better weapon off the bench?
Miller's also an underrated defender with toughness (think Matt Harpring, but without the roid rage). The only downside is that Miller will probably be offered much more money somewhere else, so it's up to him whether he wants to take a pay cut to sign with the world champs.
You can bet everyone in the Lakers camp is hoping he will. Except for Luke Walton, who might have some competition for best hair on the team.


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Anoka-Ramsey Community College Women's Basketball Team Ranked First in Division
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Anoka-Ramsey Community College (ARCC) Office of Diversity and Multiculturalism Launches Speaker Series
Charlie Brown, Peanuts Gang Take Stage at Anoka-Ramsey Community College
Award-winning Author Reads, Signs New Book at Anoka-Ramsey Community College
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Alumni-Student Business Luncheon Series Introduces Business Students to Real World
Kopp Family Expands Generosity to Anoka-Ramsey Community College Cambridge Campus
Annual Candlelight Ski Warms Night with Community-College Connection
Students Donating Time, Talents to Guatemalan Children Need Local Support
Former Faculty Member, Wife "Pay Forward" With $100,000 Donation to Anoka-Ramsey Community College
Cambridge Campus 20th Annual Science Night Ignites Interest in Physical Fitness
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Faculty Member Awarded Prestigious Writer's Grant
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Auxiliary Services Unit Honored for Excellent Financial Management
Explore Educational Options at Anoka-Ramsey Community College Open Houses March 8
Audio Radiance to Perform at Free Vocal Jazz Concert
Annual Candlelight Ski Event Draws More Than 100 Guests
Three Anoka-Ramsey Community College Students Named to All-Minnesota State Academic Team
Golden Rams Win State Championship, Shoot for Nationals in New York
Alumni-Student Business Luncheon Series Welcomes SimonDelivers Inc. President, COO
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Women's Basketball Going to Nationals
A Bridge to the Future 2007 Building Dedication Celebrations Cambridge Campus
Experience Native American Music and Storytelling at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, March 29
Talented Cast Chosen for Anoka-Ramsey Community College Play "Macbeth"
Go Team! ARCC Women's Basketball Team Score a Win in First Game at National Championship; Second Game Tonight.
Best-Selling Author Visits Anoka-Ramsey Community College
Representative Jim Ramstad to be Recognized at National Trio Day Celebration
Anoka-Ramsey's Women's Basketball Team Captures NJCAA National Championship
Golden Rams Take Golden Skate Tournament, Bring Attention to Intramural Sports
Shakespeare's "Macbeth" Sure to Captivate Audiences with Fiction, Facts
Local Art Crawl Features Professional, Student Art
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Alumni-Student Business Luncheon Series Welcomes Jose Luis Lozano
Three Colleges Honor Congressman Jim Ramstad for Proven Commitment to Higher Education
Controlled Burn at Coon Rapids Campus Native Prairie Site
Controlled Burn to Bring New Life to Anoka-Ramsey Community College Natural Area
Anoka-Ramsey Community College (ARCC) Office of Diversity, Multiculturalism Continues Speaker Series
Free Easy Listening Concert at Cambridge Campus, April 25
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In the final Championship game pitting ARCC against the second ranked team in the country, Mohawk Valley Community College Hawks on their home court, the Golden Rams took a 15 point halftime lead 32-17. The Golden Rams were ahead by 19 points before Mohawk Valley was able to cut the deficit to one with only 2:43 remaining in the game. Monroe Valley however failed to score again and Anoka Ramsey was able to close out the game 52-44. The win was led by ARCC players Desirae Robinson with 18 points, four rebounds and Sonja Ellingson with 14 points, five rebounds.
This is the 6th National Championship that the ARCC Golden Rams have won in the last 14 years. The team finished the 2006-2007 season with a 26-4 record, which included winning their last 16 consecutive games.
The Championship win was not ARCC's only victory either. Players Marlayna Graff and Amanda Reh were both inducted to the All Tournament Team. Sonja Ellingson was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, and ARCC Head Coach, Dave DeWitt was named Coach of the Tournament.
"While these three players are well deserving of all tournament recognition, it was an entire team effort," says DeWitt. "Key contributions came from each player at various times. Our battle cry throughout the post season has been, 'We Are AR,' because it has taken all players and coaches--past and present--to make the Anoka-Ramsey Community College Women's Basketball the program what it is today."
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ABC News reports a survey by TrackVia finds watercooler chitchat is the number-one time waster at work, followed by computer problems and social-media use on the clock.
Bosses, you may want to let your staff know the rules.
"While some may argue that company policies and procedures can be considered a point of frustration and wasted time with workers, the survey found that only 4 percent of respondents considered it their biggest waste of time," TrackVia notes in a statement, according to the network. "In fact, when asked specifically about company policies, rules or procedures, some 44 percent said they actually helped increase productivity at least slightly."
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The origin of Union State Bank dates all
the way back to 1928 in Florence, Texas when three banks;
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Weigela florida 'Rubidor' – This is another older, larger form not for the faint of heart. Brash yellow foliage is the foil for deep pink-red flowers. Often followed by terrific red to red-purple infusions of autumn tones upon the gold. Not to everyone's tastes but it makes us giddy and scared all at the same time!
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The best of the nearly 15,000 pictures taken during a 32,000-mile road trip in the Summer/Fall of 2006, and the mishaps and stories that go with them. National parks, waterfalls, lighthouses and cemeteries galore, with a couple abandoned insane asylums thrown in for good measure.
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The second-ranked Bruins host Senior Weekend at Easton Stadium this weekend as Stanford comes to Westwood for a three-game series. Friday's game, which will be televised on Pac-12 Networks, will start at 7 p.m. Saturday's ESPNU contest begins at 3 p.m., while Sunday's game, which will air on ESPN, will start at 12 p.m. Live stats will also be available for all three games at UCLABruins.com. Seniors Jessica Hall and Alyssa Tiumalu will be honored prior to Sunday's game in a ceremony beginning around 11:45 a.m.
Tickets for Friday and Saturday's games are still available and it is recommended fans currently without tickets buy them in advance, either online or by calling 310-UCLA-WIN. Tickets will also be available the day of the game at the Easton Stadium ticket office 90 minutes prior to first pitch. All seats are general admission, first-come first-served. Gates open 90 minutes prior to first pitch. Approximately 100 tickets remain for Saturday's contest. In the event seats become available during the course of the game, every effort will be made for fans to purchase tickets, however nothing is guaranteed. Sunday's game is sold out.
UCLA travels to Arizona State next weekend for a three-game series (Thursday, May 8 at 7 p.m., Friday, May 9 at 5:30 p.m. and Saturday, May 10 at 3:30 p.m.). All three games will air live on Pac-12 Networks. On Sunday, May 11, the Bruins will learn where their postseason begins when ESPNU airs the NCAA Selection Show at 7 p.m.
The Bruins remained the unanimous No. 2 team in this week's USA Today/NFCA poll, picking up all 32 second-place nods. It is the fourth straight week UCLA has been second in the NFCA rankings. In this week's ESPN.com/USA Softball poll, the Bruins are second for the third week in a row, but dropped two points in the balloting. The Bruins were ranked fourth in the Pac-12 preseason coaches poll, receiving 42 points.
Junior Ally Carda has started six different positions for the Bruins this season, making 24 starts in the circle, eight at first base, six in left field, five in center, three at designated player and two in right field. Freshman Gabrielle Maurice has started at four different spots, 16 in center, 14 in left, two at second and one in right. Five other Bruins have started three different positions, seniors Jessica Hall (17 at DP, 17 at P, 9 at 1B) and Alyssa Tiumalu (27 in RF, 8 at 1B and 5 at DP), juniors Stephany LaRosa (18 at C, 13 at 1B, 9 at DP) and Tara Mueller (22 in LF, 6 in CF and 1 in RF) and sophomore Brittany Moeai (30 at C, 11 at 1B and 6 at DP).
The Bruins have won five times this season when trailing in their last at-bat, with the latest instance occurring on April 21 in the first game of a doubleheader against Long Beach State. Trailing 6-5 and down to their last strike, junior Ally Carda had a two-out, two-run single to give the Bruins the lead, with three more runs also coming across later in the inning to give UCLA a 10-6 win. The Bruins were also down to their last out at Hawai'i on Feb. 7, but scored one in the seventh and six in the eighth, eventually winning 7-2. On Feb. 14, UCLA scored once in the seventh and once in the eighth on a walk-off single by senior Jessica Hall to post a 3-2 victory over Robert Morris. On Feb. 22, sophomore Mysha Sataraka recorded a two-run double against Missouri to walk off with another win. On March 16, the Bruins were down 4-3 against Arizona going to the bottom of the seventh, but a Sataraka solo homer and a walk-off, grand slam by junior Gracie Goulder clinched an 8-4 win. In addition to the three regulation walk-off wins against Robert Morris, Missouri and Arizona, UCLA has also sent its opposition off the field on Feb. 21 against Oklahoma on a walk-off single by freshman Delaney Spaulding and on March 4 versus Michigan on an eighth-inning, three-run walk-off homer from Spaulding. All told, the Bruins have 11 comeback wins this season, including another on Sunday at California.
The grand slams by freshmen Delaney Spaulding and Gabrielle Maurice in game one of last Saturday's doubleheader were the fifth and sixth of the season for the Bruins. The six grand slams are the second most in one year in school history. The 1999 National Championship team produced nine grannies. Junior Ally Carda has three grand slams (UC Davis, Feb. 16; Loyola Chicago, March 7; Oregon State, April 18), while junior Gracie Goulder had a walk-off granny on March 16 versus Arizona. The single-season record is three by B.B. Bates (2013), Julie Marshall (1999) and Stacey Nuveman (1999).
Winners of 11 in a row, the Bruins are riding their third, double-figure winning streak of the season. UCLA began the year with 17 straight wins and then won 10 consecutive from March 7-22. The last time the Bruins had such a stretch was in their 2010 National Championship season when they had four, double-figure win streaks ... the Bruins are 12-1 this season in games decided by one or two runs ... UCLA has limited its opponents to three runs or less 38 times, all Bruin victories ... the Bruins have 11 comeback victories this season ... UCLA is 22-0 when it doesn't commit an error ... the Bruins are 38-0 when out-hitting their opponent.
Junior Stephany LaRosa has reached base in a career-high 30 straight games, the fourth-longest mark in UCLA history. LaRosa's teammate, junior Ally Carda, holds the school record with 38 straight games reaching base via either a hit, walk or hit by pitch, which was set last season. Stacey Nuveman and Natasha Watley both reached in 32 in a row ... sophomore Mysha Sataraka and freshman Delaney Spaulding are each riding nine-game hitting streaks. It is a career-high stretch for Sataraka, who has also reached base in 19 in a row, while it is Spaulding's fourth different streak of at least six games. The freshman had a 13-game streak from Feb. 7-23.
As a team, the Bruins enter the week second nationally in slugging percentage (.573), seventh in home runs (64) and ninth in batting average (.337). UCLA is also 12th in earned run average (1.73) and 14th in runs per game (6.54). Individually, junior Ally Carda is tied for fifth in wins (25) and tied for 13th in shutouts (8). Sophomore Mysha Sataraka is tied for 18th in homers (15), junior Stephany LaRosa is 20th in on base percentage (.532), freshman Delaney Spaulding is tied for 20th in runs scored (50) and senior Jessica Hall is 21st in strikeouts per seven innings (8.8). The full list of Bruins in the national rankings is on page three of this release.
Entering the week, the Bruins are first among all league teams in on base percentage (.454), walks (223), hit by pitches (39) and sacrifice hits (37), also ranking second in slugging (.573) and home runs (64). In the circle, UCLA is first with five saves, second with a 1.73 earned run average and third with a .202 opposing batting average and 338 strikeouts. Individually, senior Jessica Hall and junior Ally Carda are tied for first with two saves, while freshman Gabrielle Maurice is tied for first with eight sacrifice hits. Carda is also second in wins (25) and third in strikeouts (186), and is first offensively in times being hit with 13. Freshman Delaney Spaulding is second in runs scored (50) and stolen bases (16), junior Stephany LaRosa is second with a .532 on base percentage and sophomore Mysha Sataraka is third with 15 home runs. The full list of Bruins in the Pac-12 rankings is on page five of this release.
The Bruins lead the all-time series 57-19, but the Cardinal won last year's set at Stanford (March 28-30). UCLA won the middle game, 8-5 in eight innings, while the Cardinal claimed the opener (5-1) and rubber game (2-0). In the most recent meeting at Easton Stadium (April 10-11, 2012), the Bruins won the series. Stanford triumphed in game one 11-9, but UCLA came back with 12-4 (5 innings) and 5-2 victories. The Bruins are 25-11 all-time at home against the Cardinal.


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Establised in 1990, according to the order of Mr. Chaun Leekpai, Prime Minister and Wild Animal and Plant Foundation of Thailand. It includes Ko Rok, Ko Mai Ngam Tai, Ko Ta La Beng, Ko Lanta Yai, Ko Ngai, Ko Tu Kon Lima, Ko Rok Nok, Ko Rok Nai, Ko Hin Dang and nearby islands of Ko Klang district, Ko Lanta Noi district and Ko Lanta Yai sub district, Amphoe Ko Lanta, Krabi province. It is the 62th national park of Thailand which covers area of 134 square kilometers or 83,750 rais.
Over all geographical feature is the complexity of mountains and rather deep slope. The plain area would be found only in a beach area in the southern part. Most of area here is more than 35 percent slope, except only the middle part of island where a slope is more than 50 percent. The height of this are is range from 100 meters above sea level to a heigth of 488 meters at the peak of mountain.
Most rainfall is in September which is about 391.4 milimeters and the lowest in January which is about 6.5 milimeters. Number of days of the highest raining is in September which is about 21.6 days and the lowest is in February, about 1.6 days.
In rainy season, the national park will be closed Rok Island, Moung - Deang Rock and Ha Island during 16 May - 31 October every year for visitors safety.
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