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College Hockey:Niagara Scores Two Late Goals For Win
HAMDEN, Conn. — The Niagara Purple Eagles (13-11-1, 7-2-1 CHA) came back from a 3-2 deficit at the beginning of the third period to take a 4-3 decision over the Quinnipiac University Bobcats (12-14-0, 4-11-0 ECACHL) at the Northford Ice Pavilion Friday night.
The Purple Eagles scored with 4.6 seconds remaining in the game to take the first game of the weekend series. Les Reaney picked up a loss puck in the neutral zone and went short side past Quinnipiac netminder Bud Fisher to score the game winner.
The Purple Eagles tied the score at 3-3 at 5:55 of the third on Tim Madesen's first goal of the season. Cliff Ketchen won the face off back to Mike Novosad, where he sent the puck on the blue line to Madesen who put the shot in between Fisher's legs.
"It's a frustrating loss," said Quinnipiac head coach Rand Pecknold. "We out shot them and we have to do a better job than 0-for-8 on the power play."
Niagara stuck first at 13:44 of the first when Justin Cross ripped a shot from the right circle. Quinnipiac goaltender Bud Fisher got a piece of the puck, but it trickled in past the goal line.
Quinnipiac had many opportunities, both 5-on-5 and on the power play but were unable to tie the score in the opening frame.
The Bobcats tied the score at 1-1 just 56 seconds into the second period on a Chris Myers tally. Myers received the pass from Mark Agnew at the blue line and rifled the shot off the crossbar and into the back of the net. Andrew Meyer also assisted on the goal.
The Bobcats then were given a power play, but it was Niagara who capitalized with a shorthanded goal. Matt Caruana picked the puck off in the neutral zone, went in on Fisher and beat him through the five hole for the one goal lead.
Quinnipiac managed to tie it up at 2-2 when Dan Rossi shot the puck from the blue line off the face off and Mike Bordieri deflected the puck in past Niagara goaltender Scott Mollison.
The Bobcats took their first lead on the game on Jamie Bates' 12th goal of the season. Ty Deinema sent a blue line-to-blue line pass to Bates, who went in all alone for the goal.
Last season, Niagara swept the season series at Dwyer Arena between the two clubs, and have now taken the first of this year's weekend series. Both teams will face off again at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Northford Ice Pavilion.
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Yesterday a friend wrote tremulously to a mom's list we're on together. Her two boys have turned both of her house bathrooms into fetid urine swamps. Pee on the floor. Pee on the ceiling. Pee on the walls. Pee on the seat, that she sits in, and is horrified and disgusted. The bathrooms stink, and she's worried that people will come to the house and judge her.
Totally common, I replied. In fact, I've heard a variation on this theme from most boys' moms that I know. Do men not realize how entirely disgusting women find some of their bathroom habits? Shaking your penis to dry it??? Really? As little drops flip onto our clean walls? You've never heard of toilet paper?
Any chance on them sitting to pee? I asked her. No way, came the response. Dad doesn't like it, won't support it.
Have the male family members clean the bathroom! we all chorused back. If they're going to flip it around, they've got to clean it. Give them scrub brushes and protective gear, and see if that changes their nonchalant attitude towards pee-flinging.
One mom had an even better idea. Give 'em something to use as target practice. Apparently one airport in the Netherlands has urinals with flies scratched in the porcelain. In Japan, magical land of fancy toilets, urinal games are not unknown. So, I dunno, maybe put a little sticker in there or something? Float a Cheerio?

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Sarah Palin dropped another hint this week that she might be thinking of a run for the White House when she spoke at the NRA "Stand And Fight" rally.
This past Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, In, the National Rifle Association held their "Stand And Fight" rally and one of the key speakers was former half-term governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin. Palin criticized the Obama administration for what she called "coddling" the enemy when dealing with terrorists. Continuing with her rant, Palin spoke about what she would do if she was "in charge."
"Come on. Enemies, who would utterly annihilate America, they who'd obviously have information on plots, to carry out Jihad. Oh, but you can't offend them, can't make them feel uncomfortable, not even a smidgen...Well, if I were in charge, they would know that waterboarding is how we'd baptize terrorists."
Palin didn't stop at her waterboard comment, she also noted that creating gun-free zones in schools was nothing more than "stupid on steroids."
Waterboading is torture, something that is illegal and one of the main reasons is because it just doesn't work. Forcing a terrorist or prisoner to undergo waterboarding typically results in the one getting waterboarded telling what needs to be said in order to halt the process. Despite former vice president Dick Cheney claiming that waterboarding, or as he calls it "enhanced interrogation," "produced phenomenal results," multiple studies actually show the opposite. The Senate Intelligence Committee reported that in the case of 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, "no evidence" was found that water-boarding led to the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden.
One of the most outspoken voices on the issue of waterboarding is former independent governor of Minnesota, Jesse Ventura. Ventura, who has experienced waterboarding during his training in the military, notes that the one getting waterboarded will simply say whatever it takes for it to end. In a statement that went viral, Ventura once said "you give me a water board, Dick Cheney and one hour, and I'll have him confess to the Sharon Tate murders."
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Delacorte, $23.00, 352 pages, Amazon ASIN 0385341636Part of a series
While I enjoy urban fantasy, Im always aware that its a genre that will often lack a HEA and is sometimes written in first person, something I can find annoying. Faefever has both of those characteristics, and, though I found reading it occasionally frustrating, I was captivated.
MacKayla Lane is a young Georgia woman who travels to Dublin to find answers to her sisters unsolved murder. While there, she discovers a world she wished she never knew existed, filled with light and dark Fae. MacKayla also discovers that she and her sister, natural sisters adopted by Americans, are sidhe-seer, or ones who can see and kill the Fae when no one else can. She also has another special gift in that she can sense the Sinsar Dubh, an evil book of dark magic needed in the quest to keep the human and Fae worlds separate.
As she seeks to track the book as it leaves a trail of death in its wake, shes caught in the crosshairs of two very powerful men, neither of whom she can trust or decipher. First, theres Jericho Barrons the man who provides her with a place to live and teaches her strategies that keep her alive. Second, theres Vlane, a Fae and Seelie Prince. He wants and needs the evil book and MacKayla is not sure what hell do to get it. There is also an attraction between the two and some incredible jealousy between the two men. However, the heroine is independent and calls on them only when she knows shes in over her head.
The action of the story is compelling and unpredictable. Admittedly, I didnt like the heroine at first because of the cocky, first person narration, but she began to grow on me. Though this is the third in this series, it is easily a stand-alone, especially since it includes a useful glossary in the back of the book. Readers should also know that if the standard HEA is required, there isnt one here. As a matter of fact, Im still not certain who is good or who will ultimately be the hero to the heroine. Also, in all fairness, I have to give a heads-up regarding a sex scene at the end of the story that made me extremely uncomfortable. I wouldnt describe it as violent, even though its not consensual or with either of the two possible heroes and, since it ends the story, it left me angry.
Though I had problems with Faefever, I look forward to the next in this series since the momentum and unpredictability of the plot kept me intrigued. I just hope it comes to some form of happy conclusion soon.
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College Hockey:Report: Charges against WCHA referee Friesema dropped
The disorderly conduct charge against WCHA referee Peter Friesema for causing a bomb scare at the Anchorage International Airport last October has been dropped, according to the Grand Forks Herald.
Alaska court records and the office of Friesema's attorney confirmed the situation to the Herald on Monday.
Allegedly, Friesema made joke about a bomb, causing the airport to be shut down for a period of time.
The WCHA suspended Friesema indefinitely at the time of the incident and he has not officiated a game since.
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An author whose book is being read by the entire community is touting her work to a young audience this week.
Kirby Larson is visiting five Warren County middle schools on Oct. 15 and 16.
Her book Hattie Big Sky was chosen by for this year's "One Read" program.
It's a kick off to next spring's Southern Kentucky Book Fest.
Larson says Hattie Big Sky is a book that will appeal to all ages.
"Even though it's set in the past, it relates to today's teens. She had to overcome obstacles and all of us have things we struggle with in our lives," Larson explained.
The book also won the Newberry honor in January which Larson calls the "Oscar" in literary work.


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I just returned from a lovely lunch at Bambara, one of the consistent jewels in Salt Lake's dining scene, and one of the first restaurants I ever visited when I first came here. At that time Scott Blackerby, whom I knew from Nana Grill in Dallas, was chef. Bambara has had its share of terrific kitchen executives. And it's still part of Kimpton, a pet-friendly boutique hotel group.
I still remember Art Cazares who ran Bambara for a good while and was such a genial and generous host. As it happens, Art's other passion, besides hospitality, is in the spotlight today. His gorgeous Golden Retriever, Samantha, is competing at the Westminster Dog Show. Talk about Olympics.
So, here's good luck to the two of you art, from your SLC friends.
UPDATE: Samantha was Awarded Best Opposite Sex, Which means she was the top bitch amongst goldens today, and the number two winner behind the best-of-breed.


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i want to say that i hate skinny jeans! lol this seems to be still all the rage everywhere i look to shop for jeans. everything is skinny narrow leg and narrow around the ankles. i've tried this style, and it looks ridiculous on me! i recently lost 23lbs (still not back to pre-baby), but these jeans make my lower body looks huge! i have an hourglass shape and bootcut jeans seem to be the most flattering! i think you have to be skin and bones to pretty much pull these off! what do you guys think??
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22 yr old college graduate (Bachelors of Social Work) & Proud Single Mommy To Tatiana Jo*
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I prefer flare or bootleg.
I'm pushing 40; I can't pull off skinny jeans anymore!
You just have to find the right pair, and know how to balance them out with something looser or flowy on top - anyone can rock a pair of skinnies!
Mom to 2 wonderful, amazing boys!
Love skinny jeans tucked into boots or with a pair of flats! My motto is the tighter the better. I am on the thinner side, and skinny jeans as well as tighter fitting jeans give me a nice looking figure.
*Nina* wife to Glenn, mommy to Gianna7/06/07 & Glennie4/23/09 *******************************************************************************
I have never tried on a pair, they are way too 80's for my liking :) I have a feeling that people will look back on them and laugh at some point in time :)
I am not skin and bones at all. I have hips, butt, and thighs. I am 125lbs but i def have curves and i always wear skinny jeans. I wear them with flats, heels, boots, flip flops anything! I am bigger on the top then on the bottom so normally if i wear skinny jeans I wear a more conservative shirt but I love them and I can never give them up lol. Except when I am older...Then i will obviously stop!
i actually found a pair that I absolutely LOVE from Express. I wear them all the time. They are really comfortable.
22 yr old college graduate (Bachelors of Social Work) & Proud Single Mommy To Tatiana Jo*
@football_lady- that's just like me! i kept trying them on and HATING them, til I found a great pair that looked great. lol & i too will not rock the colors. They look pretty ridiculous for adults, but they are cute on the kids. mine are super dark too.
my aunt still rocks the skinnies and she'll be 41 soon. she had a pair of light denim ones with the rips on them and they looked great on her. she's super petite
22 yr old college graduate (Bachelors of Social Work) & Proud Single Mommy To Tatiana Jo*
And way to go hip hop kool kiddo aunti!
Heck, I'm (just) over 35, and I do have a pair. However, they are dark denim and I only wear them with tunic length tops. I think anyone can make any look work with the right "styling" and knowing their limitations. I'd never wear skinny jeans without a top that covered my but though, coz then I'd look, to quote football-lady, "like a snow cone." Thanks for the visual, football-lady!!!


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- 6 cups thinly sliced cucumbers
- 2 cups thinly sliced onions
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1-1/2 cups cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon mustard seed
- 1/2 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
- Place cucumbers and onions in a large bowl; set aside. Combine remaining ingredients in a saucepan; bring to a boil. Cook and stir just until the sugar is dissolved. Pour over cucumber mixture; cool. Cover tightly and refrigerate for at least 24 hours before serving. Yield: 6 cups.
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To every (thing there is) a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven Ecclesiastes 3:1 (KJV). And for Keith Wonderboy Johnson, this is his time and his season. Johnsons new season will actually begin on April 20th with the release of his first Verity Records solo album aptly titled NEW SEASON.


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Field editor Pat Habiger of Spearville, Kansas suggests, "These delicious mini tarts are lovely for Christmas or to serve at a tea. They're worth the extra time it takes to make them."
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar, divided
- 1/4 cup canned pumpkin
- 4 teaspoons plus 1 tablespoon butter, melted, divided
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 tablespoon half-and-half cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon rum extract
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- In a small bowl, cream butter and cream cheese. Beat in flour. Shape into 24 balls. With floured fingers, press onto the bottom and up the sides of greased miniature muffin cups.
- Bake at 325° for 8-10 minutes or until edges are lightly browned.
- Meanwhile, in a bowl, combine 1/2 cup brown sugar, pumpkin, 4 teaspoons butter, egg yolk, cream, extracts, cinnamon and nutmeg. Spoon into warm cups. Combine the pecans and remaining brown sugar and butter; sprinkle over filling.
- Bake 23-27 minutes longer or until set and edges are golden brown. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 2 dozen.
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ASP.NET is a Web application framework developed and marketed by Microsoft to allow programmers to build dynamic Web sites, Web applications and Web services. It was first released in January 2002 with version 1.0 of the .NET Framework, and is the successor to Microsoft's Active Server Pages (ASP) technology. ASP.NET is built on the Common Language Runtime (CLR), allowing programmers to write ASP.NET code using any supported .NET language. The ASP.NET SOAP extension framework allows ASP.NET components to process SOAP messages.
After the release of Internet Information Services 4.0 in 1997, Microsoft began researching possibilities for a new Web application model that would solve common complaints about ASP, especially with regard to separation of presentation and content and being able to write "clean" code. Mark Anders, a manager on the IIS team, and Scott Guthrie, who had joined Microsoft in 1997 after graduating from Duke University, were tasked with determining what that model would look like. The initial design was developed over the course of two months by Anders and Guthrie, and Guthrie coded the initial prototypes during the Fall of 1997.


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One of the most important decisions you'll have to make when starting a business is what type of legal structure it should be. There are a few different choices, and the one you pick can greatly affect the way you run your business.
"The most important thing is to understand your options," said Jennifer Friedman, CMO of the small business segment of CT Corp., which provides legal, compliance, incorporation and trademark solutions to businesses. "There are a few different lenses to look at when thinking about what's right for you. Each structure has a different impact on the liability the business owner will face."
The most common types of business entities are a sole proprietorship or partnership, where one or more individuals are personally liable for the business; a corporation, which is owned by shareholders; and a limited liability company (LLC), a hybrid structure that allows owners or "members" to limit their personal liabilities while enjoying the tax and flexibility benefits of a partnership.
While a sole proprietorship is the easiest type of business to start and manage, Friedman said that choosing to incorporate as a LLC makes the most financial sense for many small businesses.
"As a small business owner, you want to avoid double taxation in the early stages," she told Business News Daily. "The LLC structure prevents that and makes sure you're not taxed as a company and as an individual."
Other benefits include not having your business risks spill over into your personal assets, and gaining access to different types of financing that are typically not available to sole proprietors.
Some businesses find it more beneficial to register as a corporation, especially if they have investors that want a stake in the company. However, not all corporations are created equal.
"A common misconception is that all types of corporations are the same," Friedman said. "A C corporation is different from an S corporation, but most people don't even know that there are different types until they start doing research."
A C corporation, which is common among larger enterprises, is taxed as a separate entity from the individual owners, and shareholders are responsible for paying taxes on any profits they receive. An S corporation, on the other hand, is a specialized tax structure that prevents double taxation and personal liability (like a LLC), but follows a much stricter set of operating rules.
One important factor some business owners fail to consider when registering their company is their state and even industry regulations.
"States have different requirements for different business structures," Friedman said. "Depending on where you set up, there could be different requirements at the municipal level as well. As you choose your structure, understand the state and industry you're in. It's not a one-size-fits-all, and businesses may not be aware of what's applicable to them."
If after you've done your research you're still unsure about which business structure is right for you, Friedman advised speaking with a specialist in business law. For more information on the types of business structures you can choose, visit our guide on Business News Daily, or the Small Business Administration website.
Originally published on Business News Daily.
Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly listed Friedman's title as "vice president and CMO of CT Corporation."


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It was a great way to end the summer for Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross as the couple tied the knot over the weekend at Evan's mother Diana Ross' Connecticut estate.
The actress and singer's sister, Jessica Simpson, served as the bride's maid of honor and Diana Ross was said to officiate the ceremony as the couple married in front of a small gathering of family and friends.
The couple reported became engaged in January with Ross proposed during a Hawaiian vacation.
Simpson's five year old son, Bronx Wentz, from her first marriage to Fall Out Boy sing Peter Wentz, walked his mom down the aisle, according to Us Weekly.
According to reports, the bride wore a pearl-embellished long sleeved wedding gown, pictured here as well as with $750,000 worth of Neil Lane jewelry worth more than $750, 000 and included a tiara veil.
Leading up to the wedding, engagement celebrations included, parties and gatherings, most notably a bridal shower hosted by Jessica at her Los Angeles home last month. The couple also made headlines with their engagement party.
"What an amazing engagement party with all of our loved ones! We gettin' married," the actress said on Twitter during the party. She also posted a photo of her and Ross celebrating.
Ross will soon be seen in "The Hunger Games: Mocking Jay" opening later this year.
Simpson an actress and singer, starred in "The Melrose Place" reboot and has released albums, "Autobiography," "I Am Me" and "Bittersweet World."
This is the first marriage for Ross and the second for Simpson, although it wasn't the only wedding this summer for the Simpson Family. Jessica married fiance Eric Johnson in July.


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Datacenters are noisy places. On occasion it is necessary for an administrator or technician to troubleshoot a problem in the datacenter while on a phone call or conference call. Unfortunately, these can be long, drawn out conversations, depending on the issue at hand. Mobile phones are pretty lousy in these circumstances: the person in the datacenter can't easily hear over the noise, and the mic tends to make things unpleasant for the listeners.
In-ear monitors make it easier for the person in the datacenter to hear, but don't do a whole lot for the people listening on the other end.
What features should I be looking for in a headset for making phone calls in the noise of the datacenter less noticeable for all involved?


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Application URL in DMZ environment vs ICX_PARAMETERS
By Manoj Madhusoodanan-Oracle on May 06, 2012
In DMZ environment user can login to application either from external or internal network.In OAF pages if developer wants to set destination URI property of link bean, normally derives from ICX_PARAMETERS table.But normally it will hold only internal URL.So determining the correct URL is a little challenge in this scenario.
In Application a standard profile named "Application Framework Agent" will solve this issue.
"Application Framework Agent" profiles will store URL values in site level.So whenever user logs in to particular server this profile will return URL from corresponding server level if any or it will return from site level.
Following image shows the "Application Framework Agent" profile configuration for server SVD0OAPS01.


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Before I moved to New York City two years ago, it had never occurred to me that there would be a period of time during legitimate spring (not "spring" in early March, when it's actually still winter but we're all sick of admitting that to ourselves) when it wouldn't be appropriate to wear sandals. Look back, there are really only two seasons in Atlanta (Hot and Not Hot), and by Easter, if not well before, I always found myself scurrying about in sandals. In New York, it's well into mid April and I'm currently wearing boots. Looking back, all those spring flats that I saw in stores and totally overlooked make so much sense now.
Naturally, I'm now totally obsessed with these footwear options that I ignored for so long, and I've been trying to pick a pair for myself for days. If you're having similar thoughts (and if you've made it this far through tales of my childhood, you probably are), then I'd suggest you go for a loafer or smoking flat – they're the coolest thing going in flats, of course, but they also look particularly great with the skinny, slightly cropped pants that spring brings to stores everywhere. (I also didn't understand why people needed spring pants and jackets until two years ago. Go figure.) Below, I've rounded up the best options that these here Internets have to offer.


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"The Following" returns to FOX for its second season in less than a week, and on Monday, Jan. 13, we uploaded a video interview with series star Valorie Curry (Emma).
As the first season of "The Following" ended, the world believed Joe Carroll was dead – and so did Emma. So what does that mean for her in season 2? "There's sort of two avenues it could go," Curry explained. "If he is dead, then it's an examination of who Emma is without him, whether she does rise, be the big baddie, or whether she even cares about the cult. If he is alive, how does she feel about that? How would she feel about having lived without him for a year? Does she want him anymore? Is she angry?"
Whatever happens with Emma in season 2, it hasn't been an easy year for her between seasons. "Emma has had to survive by the skin of her teeth," the actress shared. "She is the most wanted person with the most visible face, and she's got a pretty recognizable look. She's had to find ways to hide."
Needless to say, Emma is all about Joe. "Her whole life is about Joe," Curry said, and while some may see a selfish character in Emma, the actress insists she's actually selfless. "Her life exists for Joe Carroll. I think what we'll see that we saw hints of throughout season 1...[are] the cracks in her exterior, in her resolve, in her certainty about where things are going. Everything is questioned in season 2. …She's in a much more vulnerable position." But can Emma ever move on from Joe? "I don't know if Emma's capable of existing without him, without living for him," she admitted.
So is Curry worried about Emma dying? "I know what show I'm on. I know that I could go at any moment, but that's part of what makes the story great. …All I hope is that if and when I do go out, that I get a really good death."
Check out the video interview above or here for more from Valorie Curry about season 2.
"The Following" season 2 airs Mondays at 9 p.m. on FOX, with a special preview airing Jan. 19.
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Pay premium grows through the ranks
April 20, 2000
The wage differentials between adjacent levels of the supervisory hierarchy provide an interesting insight: The differential increases as the level of supervision goes up.
First-line supervisors, on average earn 13 percent more than team leaders. Second-line managers earn 59 percent more than first-line and third-line managers earn 73 percent more than second-line.
The small differential between team leaders and first-line supervisors is best explained by looking at their occupations. Team leaders are often found in professional occupations, which tend to be higher paying. On the other hand, there are a large number of first-line supervisors in service occupations, which tend to be lower paying.
These data are a product of the National Compensation Survey. Find out more in James Smith, "Supervisory Duties and the National Compensation Survey" (PDF 92K), Compensation and Working Conditions, Spring 2000.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Pay premium grows through the ranks on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/apr/wk3/art04.htm (visited June 27, 2016).
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U.S. reality television personality and jewelry designer Nicole Richie has announced on her Web site the birth of her son early Wednesday.
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CIA Chief John Brennan said on Tuesday that terrorism cannot be ruled out in the "very disturbing" disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370. Investigators and aviation experts remain baffled on day four of the search for the missing Boeing 777 jet carrying 239 passengers and crew.
"I think there's a lot of speculation right now," John Brennan told the Council on Foreign Relations. "[There have been] some claims of responsibility that have not been confirmed or corroborated at all. We are looking at it very carefully. We, the CIA, are working with FBI and TSA and others. Our Malaysian counterparts are doing everything they can to try to put together the pieces here. But clearly this is still a mystery, which is very disturbing."
A Malaysian Air Force official told Reuters on Tuesday that missing Flight 370 was last traced over a small island in the Strait of Malacca,"way of course." The aircraft turned around and flew hundreds of kilometers to the west after it made contact with civilian air traffic control. The aircraft's transponder stopped working, whether it was intentionally shut off or malfunctioned remains unclear.
During a news conference earlier on Tuesday, Interpol Secretary General, Ronald Noble said the two Iranian men that boarded the flight using stolen passports have been identified as Pouri Nour Mohammadi, 18, and Delavar Seyed Mohammad Reza, 29.
The unprecedented search mission on both land and sea has grown to include nine aircraft and 24 ships from nine countries, including the United States in the Gulf of Thailand on the eastern side of Malaysia.
Malaysian officials have downplayed the possibility that terrorists are behind the missing aircraft. Several aviation experts say they believe the Boeing 777 malfunctioned, likely causing a "catastrophic event."
Anguished family members of the 239 passengers and crew members on board Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 continue to hold out hope, although several have said they do not believe the government's accounts.
Homeland Security experts point out that commercial airliners are a preferred weapon of al-Qaeda.
U.S. Rep. Peter King, Chairman of the Counterterrorism and Intelligence subcommittee and former Chair of the U.S. House Homeland Security Committee told NBC on Sunday that Malaysia has been a hub of hijack activity. Prior to the attack on the U.S.S. Cole, there was a meeting in Malaysia and that many of the 9/11 hijackers went through Malaysia.
In light of the latest information regarding the plane's turnaround, former FAA Safety Inspector David Soucie told CNN's Don Lemon on Tuesday afternoon that chances of an electrical failure or other mechanical malfunctions -- all which have backups is unlikely, and more likely caused by "human hands."


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It's Kensi's first day back in the office since that miserable mission in Afghanistan and much to her disappointment, she is assigned to work in ops while Nell joins Deeks in the field. It almost doesn't seem fair except for the fact that Nell has proven her weight in gold as an operative working in the field. Nell desperately wants to be a field agent, but not at Kensi's expense.
Now as for Eric and Kensi working together, that is another story. Eric and Nell reign as the king and queen of geek. Kensi, on the other hand, is not only bored but way out of her element while everyone else is out searching for Adrian Davis, an ex-marine who embezzled money from al-Qaida. Hetty wants Kensi to be assessed. Granger thinks she should hit the ground running.
Davis' wine partner and former marine buddy Gabriel Stanfil insists he's had nothing to do with the embezzlement. Obviously, somebody disagrees since Sam and Callen go to the man's home and find the late Stanfil marinating in his own blood.
Sam also finds some of his "laundered" money in a floor safe in the "laundry room." Go ahead and laugh. The guys know there should be more money and they're right. More cash turns up hidden among Stanfil's private wine collection, but every month a box of wine (money included) goes to a guy named Foster. Foster, who is bedridden due to war injuries, served in the military alongside Davis and Stanfil. Some of the stolen money was being used to help pay his medical bills. Forty-two million dollars is a lot of financial aide and much of it still missing with al-Qaida looking to collect it out of Davis' hide if need be.
Eventually, Davis leads Sam, Callen, Nell AND al-Qaida to the money. There is a small shoot-out with the al-Qaida trio being on the losing end and finally, Kensi gets the green light to go back in the field. Good thing too. Deeks, ever the jokester, claims he suspects Nell was starting to fall in love with him.
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I've mistakenly put the second Penny instead. I wanted to put Allan but for some unknown reason put another Penny pic and then I forgot to change it...Originally Posted by Hoagies99
But I can edit that wall at any time
OK guys. Check all the three versions of this wallpaper now. Two of 'em have Allan there.
How could I forget to include his picture at the first time?!


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May 28, 2012
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LOS ANGELES - UCLA has earned the No. 2 national seed in the 64-team NCAA Baseball Touranment and will host an NCAA Regional at Jackie Robinson Stadium for the third straight season, beginning Friday, June 1.
Seeded No. 1 in the NCAA Los Angeles Regional, UCLA (42-14) will face No. 4-seed Creighton (26-28) on Friday. No. 2-seed San Diego (40-15) will face No. 3-seed New Mexico (36-22) in the other regional contest that day. Each of 16 NCAA Regionals features a four-team, double-elimination format.
The Bruins have captured one of the tournament's eight national seeds for the second time in school history. UCLA was awarded the No. 6 national seed in 2010.
"We have earned the position that we are in," said UCLA head coach John Savage, who has guided the Bruins to six NCAA Tournament berths in eight seasons. "It's going to be a very difficult Regional. At this stage, you don't take anything for granted. These are good programs, winning teams, teams that are coming in here very confident.
Games will be played at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Bruins' game on Friday against Creighton will be at 7 p.m. San Diego and New Mexico will open the NCAA Regional at 3 p.m. that afternoon.
If a final contest is required on Monday (if necessary game), that game will be played at 7 p.m.
The Bruins have earned their 18th NCAA Tournament berth, and sixth in the last seven seasons. UCLA won the 2012 Pac-12 Conference co-championship by defeating USC, 7-6, on Sunday. UCLA and Arizona finished the season as co-champions, and the Bruins were awarded the NCAA Tournament's automatic bid, having won the season series against the Wildcats.
UCLA captured its 10th conference title and won the league crown in back-to-back seasons for the first time in program history. In addition, the Bruins compiled their eighth season with at least 40 victories, hitting the 40-win plateau for the second time in the last three years.
The Pac-12 Conference will send five teams to this year's NCAA Tournament. UCLA, Arizona, Oregon and Stanford will host Regionals, while Oregon State will compete at the Baton Rouge Regional (LSU).
The 64-team NCAA Tournament bracket was revealed on ESPNU's hour-long selection show Monday at 9 a.m.
UCLA has gone 42-14 during the regular season, posting a 20-10 Pac-12 record. The Bruins went 20-4 in road and neutral site games and compiled a 23-4 non-conference record. UCLA recorded an 11-4 record in three-game weekend series, including a 7-3 mark in Pac-12 weekend series.
Tickets for NCAA Regional games at Jackie Robinson Stadium can be purchased online Monday, by visiting tickets.ucla.edu. Starting Tuesday at 10 a.m., fans will be able to purchase tickets via phone through UCLA's Central Ticket Office (310-825-2101).
All-session reserved ticket packages cost $80 for adults and $65 for students and youth. All-session general admission packages cost $55 for adults and $40 for grade school, high school and college students, as well as youth, ages 3-16. Pending availability, single-game tickets will go on sale Friday morning.


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Dude and Andrew from the Greenville, SC based band, Islander. The current single for Islander is Coconut Dracula. Their singer comes from the Dominican Republic and he was talking with his uncle and he heard what he thought was Coconut Dracula and asked him if he had just said Coconut Dracula and he just blew it off as something else. But our singer took the idea and ran with it. This Dracula found some beauty in mankind and started eating coconuts instead of people. The song is from the point of view of his mummy roommate. He is jealous of his new outlook on life and he wants to be more like him. He had a change of heart and he wanted to be a better person. They start a three-week tour on September 11, 2014 with Otherwise and Like A Storm. They will also be performing at Aftershock, Louder Than Life Festival and a few dates with Rob Zombie. While on the road they cannot travel without headphones, "Because everyone snores. Toothbrush, baby wipes, coconut oil.; I don't cook with it; I put it on my skin and my hair. Cell phone chargers and the adapters for the bus. It is common for the member to get their phones hacked by others in the band; posting stupid and lame things on their social media sites, but that isn't the case with the young men from Islander. Dude was very frank, "We are an honest group and we don't care what each other has on their phone." While Andrew was happy to point out that you would find pictures of his cat on his phone." Life and the road have changed them and their music. They booked their own tours in the beginning and they only saw one facet of the local music and getting out and seeing what everyone was doing and what the trend were. The same thing helped us when they were writing their first full-length cd. We wanted to step aside from what everyone else was doing, so that we would stand out and really make a name for ourselves." Andrew was not wrong about them making a name for themselves. The coolest person that has been out in the crowd or was standing on their side stage, "We will randomly see any member of KORN. Today we get on stage and I do a spin on stage and there's Fieldy and his son Monkey. When they have conversation it is random. They talk just to talk. They had one conversation about having kids and being a father and not about being a Rockstar." The members of Islander are always brainstorming and writing, even on the road. For Andrew, writing is his favorite par of being in a band, even more so than playing in the band. "I don't know what I would be doing if I weren't writing music." Self-interpretation of their music is best, Andrew stated, "They're not going to see it the same way I do. As long as it means something to someone, then I have done my job." With bright and promising futures ahead, Islander made life-long friends while on Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival 2014.
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I should introduce myself. I live in
Michigan and I bet you can guess my
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remarried soon, so I'm sure there'll be
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Born in Kirkland, Wash. ... son of Kara and Steve Wright ... has two younger brothers, Dylan and Jordon ... father attended the UW ... political science major.
2014: Ranks third in UW history with 78 career appearances (7-7, 4.04 ERA, 153.2 innings pitched) ... maked 3 starts in 7 appearances ... was 0-1, 10.66 ERA in 12.2 innings ... threw 1.0 innings vs. Northern Colorado was first game in almost a month ... no decision in 4-1 vs. Pacific, but threw 4.2 innings pitched, 3 hits, 1 earned runs, 1 strikeout, 4 walk ... took loss (1.1 innings pitched, 7 hits, 9 runs, 8 earned runs) vs. Nebraska ... earned a no decision in season-opener vs. Air Force, going 5.0 innings, giving up 5 earned runs, 6 hits, 3 strikeouts, 1 walk.
2013: Broke a 19-year old UW record by making 33 appearances in 2013 ... started four and relieved in 29 games ... pitched in two of the four games at UC Davis ... pitched an inning in relief in the second game of the UCD series and then started in the fourth game ... suffered the loss in the start, allowing five runs (four earned) on eight hits over four and one-third innings ... pitched a pair of scoreless outings in the series at Lamar .. in the third game of the series, went 2.0 innings, allowing just a walk ... the following day (Feb. 24), worked two no-hit, no-run innings to finish up the game ... pitched three and one-third innings March 3 vs. Cal Poly, allowing no runs on two hits ... pitched a scoreless inning, allowing a hit and walk while fanning one, in the March 5 win over SeattleU ... appeared twice in the LSU series, in games one and three ... had two scoreless outings in the UCLA series ... worked one-third of an inning of the first game vs. the Bruins and then went three and two-thirds, giving up two hits and no walks, in the third game ... pitched two and two-thirds innings March 19 vs. Portland, allowing two runs on two hits with four strikeouts ... pitched three scoreless innings in relief for the win March 24 vs. USC, allowing no runs and just two hits ... pitched in two of the three games at Oregon ... worked one scoreless inning March 29 vs. the Ducks and then gave up two runs on two hits over one and two-thirds the following day ... took the loss in relief outing April 6 at Pepperdine, allowing just one run on three hits over two and one-third innings ... pitched one and one-third innings April 8 at Cal State Northridge ... pitched in two games at Stanford ... worked the final inning in the April 13 win over the Cardinal and then pitched two-thirds of an inning the following day ... pitched in the second and third games of the Oregon State series ... allowed a run, but no hits, in two innings of relief April 24 at Gonzaga ... worked two scoreless innings (one hit) in relief April 27 vs. Cal ... took the loss the following day vs. the Bears, allowing one run in two innings (the 13th and 14th innings) ... pitched in two of three games at Arizona, pitching a perfect ninth on May 3 and then an inning (one unearned run) two days later ... made second start of the season May 7 vs. SeattleU, earning the win with a five-inning outing ... allowed two hits, no runs and no walks with four Ks in win over Redhawks ... pitched in two of three games vs. Utah, picking up a loss and a win ... took the loss with one inning of relief May 10 vs. the Utes and then got the win with two innings of shutout relief two days later ... pitched one and one-third scoreless innings May 14 at Portland ... made third start of the season May 19 at Washington State, pitching seven shutout innings for the win ... gave up six hits and no walks while fanning four in to complete the UW sweep over WSU ... pitched an inning and one-third in relief in the May 24 win over No. 19 Arizona State and then started the game two days later in the season finale ... in that start, went four and one-third, allowing one run on four hits in a 7-2 Husky win.
2012: Appeared in a total of 21 games, all but one of them in relief ... got the victory in the season's second game, Feb. 18 at San Diego State, working one inning in a 12-9 win ... pitched two no-hit innings, striking out three, Feb. 22 vs. Seattle University ... got the win Feb. 27 at Cal State Northridge, working two innings ... struck out four and didn't allow a hit in two innings March 13 vs. Portland ... gave up just one hit and no runs while fanning two in three innings Marcy 17 vs. Oregon ... worked 3.1 innings, allowing one urn on three hits, April 5 vs. Stanford ... lone start of the season came April 10 vs. Gonzaga ... went three innings, allowing one run on four hits, but didn't figure in the decision vs. the Bulldogs ... lone loss of the season came on a 1.1-inning outing April 14 at California ... pitched two scoreless innings in Huskies' 6-5 win over Arizona on April 22 ... worked 2.2 innings April 28 at Utah ... pitched two scoreless innings in Huskies' 3-0 victory May 16 vs. Portland ... pitched in two of three games at Arizona State, totaling 2.2 innings ... picked up third win of the year May 26 vs. Washington State, working one and one-third innings, allowing no runs on one hit, in the UW's 5-2 win ... played summer baseball for the LaCrosse (Wis.) Loggers in the Northwoods League ... helped the Loggers to the league championship ... 3-1 with a 2.61 ERA over 18 regular-season appearances for the Loggers.
2011: Appeared in 17 games, 16 of them in relief and one as a starter, as a true freshman ... pitched a scoreless inning of relief in college debut Feb. 20 vs. Air Force ... struck out three without allowing a hit or a run in an inning and one-third March 11 vs. Dallas Baptist ... worked one scoreless inning each vs. UAPB (March 22) and UCLA (April 2) ... worked three and two-thirds out of the bullpen April 16 vs. Cal, allowing no runs and one hit ... pitched two and two-thirds April 30 at WSU, allowing no runs, hits or walks while striking out five ... longest outing of the season was May 6 at Stanford, going five innings, allowing one run on five hits ... pitched four scoreless innings of relief May 16 vs. Pacific, allowing no runs on just one hit ... struck out two in an inning and one-third vs. ASU, allowing no runs on a hit ... lone start of the season came vs. Washington State in a non-conference game in Pasco, Wash., on May 24 ... no decision despite allowing only one run on three hits with five strikeouts over four innings vs. the Cougars ... pitched a scoreless inning May 29 at Arizona ... played for the LaCrosse Loggers in the Northwoods League over the summer.
Earned three varsity letters playing for coach Jason Evans ... honorable mention All-SPSL North as a senior despite missing much of the year with injury ... second-team All-SPSL North as a pitcher and second baseman as a junior ... made the all-league first team as a pitcher as a sophomore in 2008, when Kentlake won the league and district and finished second in state ... graduated with a 3.48 grade point average.
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Thirty years ago today a ranch dog in Meeteeste, Wyoming brought a dead black-footed ferret back to its owners -- two years after the last known black-footed ferret had died in captivity at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center. Because of disease outbreaks, all remaining wild ferrets were moved into a captive breeding program between 1985 and 1987, and no other wild populations have been found.
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Since 1991, 19 reintroduction projects have been conducted across 8 states, Canada, and Mexico. Half are judged to be successful or improving, and the number of ferret individuals and populations is about halfway to the recovery goal. There are now six facilities participating in the captive breeding program, and about 300 kits were born in 2010.
To mark the 30th anniversary of the rediscovery of the ferret, events are being held around the country. On Saturday, black-footed ferret number 7505 was released in South Dakota's badlands at "invitation-only event at the Badlands National Park, attended by about two dozen ferret fanatics" (source). If you can't make it to one of the official events, sit back and relish the thought that sometimes we can bring species back from the brink of extinction.


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Underneath what is surely the most glamorous pair of mouse ears ever, SJP had a great hair day. Style It shows you how to get the look.
We think Saucy Glossie's romper is so cute. And the Moroccan backdrop is pretty amazing as well.
Eye 4 Style did a little splurging on some awesome shoes. Those Schutz Snake Flats are our faves!
Ooh la la! Makeup Loves Me is showing off pics of MAC Cosmetics ultra glam Holiday 2012 gifts.
What's better than curling up to watch a good movie? Adding buttered popcorn cookies to the mix! Milk & Mode has the recipe.
Living vicariously through The Life Styled--she picked up some major pieces from the MMM for H&M collection.
Whoa! I Heart Heels turned an Instagram picture into a watch. Check it out.
Love all things Disney? Shut Up, I Love That Shirt on You found some sweet Disney princess posters.
Refinery 29 has rounded up some seriously fabulous party shoes.
Today is Black Friday, people! Consult this list of coupons and sales from College Fashion, then go get your shop on!


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This photo-heavy post is out of the ordinary, but it's a bit out of the ordinary when Facebook comes to your town!
[Downloadable PDF of my notes regarding Growing Your Small Business on Facebook included.]
Download my notes from the session here: Facebook Brings Businesses and People Together
I didn't get photos, but I wanted to shout out to Shelly Roth of Springboard Works (Thanks for the seat!), Carole Billingsley of Seek Social Media and James Kallman of SMO Edge. Nice to finally meet you all in person!


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Diane Morgan is an award-winning cookbook author, freelance food writer, culinary instructor, and restaurant consultant. She is the author of seventeen cookbooks. Her newest book, Roots: The Definitive Compendium with more than 225 Recipes will be published by Chronicle Books in September 2012. Her other cookbooks include: Skinny Dips, The Christmas Table, The New Thanksgiving Table, Grill Every Day, Salmon, Pizza, Delicious Dips,The Thanksgiving Table, Midnight Munchies, Cooking For The Week, The Basic Gourmet, The Basic Gourmet Entertains, and Dressed To Grill: Savvy Recipes for Girls who Play with Fire, all from Chronicle Books. In addition, Diane has a cookbook, Gifts Cooks Love, written in conjunction with Sur La Table and published by Andrews McMeel.
She has been involved in the world of food for more than 30 years. She spent six years in Chicago as a caterer and chef for an executive dining room. Leaving behind Chicago's blustery, frigid winters, Diane moved to the Pacific Northwest, settling in Portland, Oregon. Her focus shifted to teaching cooking classes and pursuing a career in food writing. Her first cookbook, Entertaining People: Menus from a Pacific Northwest Cooking School won an IACP/Seagrams cookbook award and was followed by Very Entertaining: Menus for Special Occasions.
Diane's holiday cookbook, The Christmas Table, was featured in the December 2008 issue of Oprah's "O" magazine with six-pages of glorious photographs highlighting food gifts from the kitchen, all created by Diane. In December 2009, Better Homes & Gardens featured six recipes from The Christmas Table in a beautifully illustrated article. Her decadent recipe for Hot Chocolate Fudge Cakes was on the cover of December 2008's issue of Cooking Light magazine.
Diane has been a regular contributor to the Los Angeles Times food section and has written for Bon Appétit, Fine Cooking, Cooking Light, Clean Eating, The Oregonian, Northwest Palate, and Edible Portland. She has appeared on the Today Show, ABC World News Now, CBS Early Show, The Food Network, Smart Solutions on HGTV, Seasonings on PBS, and Good Day Oregon. In addition, for the past two years, Diane has consulted on the core menu, promotional seasonal menus and recipes for a Northwest chain of family dining restaurants.


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MCDONOUGH, GA - On January 17, 2014 Henry County Schools' released the Work-Based Learning Student of the Month for December 2013, Karli Woods, a Senior from Eagle's Landing High School.
Woods serves as a Veterinary Technician Intern under the guidance and supervision of Dr. Krista Whitlock. Dr. Whitlock covers three different veterinary hospitals in the Henry County, with Woods traveling to Dr. Whitlock's location during the week.
Karli Woods unlike some of her classmates is certain of her college and career plans. With her love of animals, she is determined to become a veterinarian. Her current plans are to attend a mid-sized university in Georgia before then transferring to the University of Georgia, to prepare her for application and enrollment in veterinary medical school.
The experience she is gaining due to her involvement with the Work-Based Learning program gives her the opportunity to work hands-on and do something she has always dreamed about.
In checking with Dr. Whitlock, Woods has proven to be a dream intern. She notes how helpful Woods has been to the veterinary hospitals they serve in the county. Areas of veterinary interest for Woods include pharmacy, dispensing of medication, and the highly complex cases that come to the offices.
Some of the job duties Woods has involve preparing exam rooms for patients, taking x-rays, and setting up lab work. She also provides assistance by comforting and holding the animals when it comes time to draw blood or give vaccines.
Animal surgeries are part of the practice that Woods does not get to experience due to being in class during the morning. However, it looks as though Woods will get to check the experience off of her list in the coming months thanks to assistance from her school and coordination with Dr. Whitlock.
Dwanda Brew, Work-Based Learning Instructor at Eagle's Landing High School, has nothing but praise for Woods and the experience she is gaining thanks to partnership between Dr. Whitlock and the Work-Based Learning program.
"I am delighted to have Karli in the Work-Based Learning Program this year," said Brew. "From the beginning, she has demonstrated a love for her chosen career path and is excited about the internship at the veterinary hospitals."
For more information on Work-Based Learning in Henry County Schools, visit here.
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5 Days of Ethical Work Wear
It's easy to get lost in the typical workroom uniform of slacks and blouses, but now more than ever, designers are trying to appeal to female executives. That means bold colors, versatility, and of course, innovative and ecofriendly materials. Assert your presence in the corporate world with these ecologically minded and fashion conscious dresses and jackets! KAMI Organic Collection's tagline is "Chic by Nature," and with pesticide and chemical free natural fibers as the foundation for it, that is chic! This organic wool dress maintains a simple shape that is always work appropriate, but with the rich color and bold natural leather details it is anything but boring.
In soft black, the Marie LBD is a fantastic and eco-friendly addition to your work wardrobe. Nancy Dee fabrics are sustainably manufactured and each style is produced in a limited edition, which means that you will most likely be the only person that you know to own one of these dresses! If the cool peplum detailing wasn't intriguing enough, this little black dress is made of bamboo and organic cotton!
Pair this graphically detailed sleeveless dress with a sharp blazer on top or even a turtleneck underneath for multiple looks at the office. Elroy Apparel works with developing communities in Indonesia to produce sustainable garments and support fair trade markets in areas of low income and unemployment.
Elsa and Me clothing is designed to be seasonless and focuses on creating classically shaped pieces that will outlast any trends. This midnight blue dress is powerful in the boardroom, but can still be dressed up with jewelry and accessories for post-work outings. This office (and eco) friendly dress is made of 100% organic cotton twill fabric.
We featured their corporate capsule collection earlier in the week, but this innovative shift from British label Antithesis checks all the boxes: it's navy not black (allowing you to buck the office uniform but not noticeably), it's 98% wool and 2% elastine (it will pack and travel well, not to mention sit through endless hours of meetings without wrinkles), plus the zipper inserts allow you to take this dress from day to night easily. Shown here with fringe, you can also chose leather or feather inserts. Antithesis makes all of their garments in the U.K.
No office outfit would be complete without the requisite blazer, but that doesn't mean that it has to be a blazer in the traditional sense. For example… Carrie Parry's sophisticated women's brand is sustainable, wearable, and has a refreshing appreciation for print and color. Mix and match pieces like this jacket are a fun way to add color at the office while still looking tailored.
People Tree works to improve the lives and environment of the artisans and farmers in developing countries and only uses Fair Trade, natural resources in their designs. This cropped jacket is made of 100% organic cotton and has a universally flattering silhouette. With the double layer lapel and full sleeves, you'll be able to dress this up or down.
This beautiful jacket is made of hemp and organic cotton and lined with ivory hempsilk. Cool detailing and the crisp white color make this Organic Leaf Jacket by Thieves Boutique a chic alternative to the traditional blazer. The Thieves brand strives to use only sustainable fabrics like hemp blends and organic textures in their designs so that you can bring elements of nature with you into the office. So next time you think about new duds for the office, change up that boring blazer with a fresh jacket and swap out that pencil skirt for an updated dress!


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Poll Shows Party Preferences of Voters on Budget Issues
A strong majority of voters recently polled indicated they prefer Republican fiscal policies but more of those polled seem to trust the Democratic Party more than the Republican Party on budgetary issues. Of the 1,000 respondents in The Hill/Pulse Opinion Poll on March 14, 2013, 65% answered that budget deficits should be reduced mostly by cutting spending and only 24% stated that budget deficits should be reduced by raising taxes.
When asked which Party they trust more on budgetary issues, 35% of those polled trust the Democratic Party more while 30% trust Republicans more. Thirty four percent said they trust neither Party more than the other and 2% were not sure.
Fifty five percent chose a budget plan which cuts $5 trillion in spending, includes no new taxes and balances the budget in ten years. The poll report states that this plan is, in essence, "the path recommended by House budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis) last week." Only 28% chose a budget which includes nearly $1 trillion in tax hikes and $100 billion in infrastructure spending and lowers the deficit but does not balance the budget - the plan put forth by Senate Budget Committee Chairwoman Patty Murray (D-Wash) last week. Seventeen percent were not sure which of the two budget plans they preferred.
Additionally, when asked whether the healthcare reform law ("Obamacare") should be fully implemented, fully repealed or neither, 45% of respondents believed it should be fully repealed (part of the Ryan plan) and only 37% believed it should be fully implemented. Fourteen percent chose "neither" as their answer.
Republican National Committee Issues Party Status Report
Yesterday, the RNC released its most comprehensive postmortem election report and plan for the future. The "Growth and Opportunity Project" report is the result of a four-month study during which five appointed co-chairs traveled the country gathering input from more than 52,000 stakeholders and experts in what has been called the most public and most comprehensive review of any major political party in history. Click here to access the report.
Explaining that there is no one solution in finding what works with voters, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, speaking at the National Press Club on Monday, March 18, at which the National Federation of Republican Women President was present, unveiled over 219 recommendations in this unprecedented effort to re-tool the Republican Party and improve Republican campaigns. Priebus echoed Republican Party principles which begin with making available to all the promise of opportunity and announced that "our principles are firm;" principles of freedom and growth and opportunity. He reminded the audience that Republicans champion issues such as lifting people out of poverty, providing for families to have more take-home pay, immigration reform, and school choice, recognizing that our students must have better schools.
According to Priebus, focus groups described the Party as "narrow-minded, out of touch, and stuffy old men," resulting in seven categories of recommendations presented by the project: messaging, demographic partners, campaign mechanics, friends and allies (third party groups), fundraising, campaign finance, and the primary process. As to the last, the project plan recommends shortening the primary process, staging fewer candidate debates and holding more primaries which tend to attract more mainstream voters as opposed to caucuses, and holding the Republican National Convention earlier in the year. Recommendations were made which are specific to earning a greater percentage of the Hispanic vote, the Asian and Pacific Islander American vote, the African American vote, women's vote, and the youth vote.


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Live From Carnival Liberty: Formalities
December 5, 2011 | By Ashley Kosciolek | 12 Comments
12 Responses to "Live From Carnival Liberty: Formalities"
December 6th, 2011 @ 8:41 am
Khakis & a blazer? Panic, lol? Why would you not bring the little club dress, something appropriate for "dinner" and sun dresses for casual evening & during the day. Khakis & a blazer is simply casualwear. Why would you not have compared a tuxedo with a suit & tie if the topic is formalities?
December 6th, 2011 @ 9:06 am
I have two formail dresses that are 3/4 lenght and I rotate them. The first one I bought new and it was V expensive aftr that I got wiser and bought a gently used dress.
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December 6th, 2011 @ 10:03 am
I love formal night and felt really gypped recently when on a 4-night NCL cruise I was told that only cruises of 5+ days have a formal night. I try to dress for dinner every night — to me, it's part of the fun to dress for dinner each evening. But my criteria for the dress is \what will fit in my suitcase.\
December 6th, 2011 @ 1:06 pm
During the day, I am super casual (think swimsuit with a sundress over it at all times), so I dress up every night for supper because I get a kick out of it. Dressing up for me means dress pants and a nice top. I guess I don't go out of my way to look super nice on formal night, I just wear my dress pants a nice top. When my husband and I go to the steakhouse, I usually wear the one nice dress I own.
December 6th, 2011 @ 1:45 pm
I do the nice slacks and top one night with dressy shoes and jewelry, other night I wear a dress ( usually cocktail length) and for steakhouse- definitely dress up. I like seeing the guys in jackets and slacks.
Carolyn Terlouw
December 6th, 2011 @ 3:30 pm
Love, love love to dress up. My hubby wears a dark suit, not tux, but I have two formal gowns that I love. We always dress up for dinner as well. Not a suit but nice shirt and slacks for my man and something sexy for me. Heck I can wear my sweats etc., when at home.
December 6th, 2011 @ 4:09 pm
I usually do a cocktail dress on formal nights and sundresses(most of which I wear to church in the summer) on the other evenings. Dressing up a little just goes with the special experience of the cruise.
December 6th, 2011 @ 7:39 pm
formal nights on board is the only time I can dress-up! It's nice to dress for dinner also (not formally). And I don't worry how others choose to dress. Also it's the time I really like having pictures taken of me.
December 6th, 2011 @ 8:32 pm
I love the formal nights and go all out. My last cruise I carried two long formal dresses one gold with glitter and the other cream coloured, one pair of shoes that could be worn with both dresses and purchased accessories from the funshops. My husband usually carries a tuxedo for the formal nights but we also dress up a bit for the regular nights.
Angela Guptill
December 10th, 2011 @ 3:06 pm
My husband always goes for the suit and tie and I usually pack an evening gown. Last cruise however,I wore a blingie, circle neckline, black, short dress with black capri's underneath. Black shoes and silver handbag and really nice jewelry finished the look. I'm going to take the same short dress but wear georgette palazzo pants under this time. Very elegant and doesn't wrinkle or take up much room. :-D
Cruise Critic
December 11th, 2011 @ 8:34 pm
@Mimi: I did bring all of those things, and "panic" was a bit of an exaggeration. My point was that every person seems to have a very different opinion of what constitutes "formalwear." Regarding men's formal attire, I don't agree that khakis and a blazer are casual — especially not on a Carnival sailing. That's why I didn't compare a suit to a tux. I was purposely trying to catch both ends of the spectrum.
September 20th, 2012 @ 9:26 am
Do men have to wear dress shoes for formal night?
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Topic Suggestions
Every now and then, we want to have an episode dedicated to topics than you guys want to hear us discussing, so we would like for you to post suggestions in this thread.
You can suggest any topic of discussion at all, and we will go through them and pick out the ones that we actually know something about, and think would make for interesting listening. Obviously we can't discuss every single one that is suggested, but we will try and fit as many in as time will allow us. Your name and topic will be read out, and then we will have a good old chat about it.
We would like to do this starting with Episode #3, and make it a regular feature for future episodes, so get posting. :)
Fan Fiction. :D
All the people appearing in the cast could read a Fan Fic (all could read the same one, or a different one) and could then do a sort of review? :p
Maybe for one episode, you could try and get one of the LF owners in there, and people could email in some questions for them...
I'm sure there are lots of people who'd like to know what's involved in keeping this place running, and what goes on behind the scenes...
Jumping in games would be a great topic since It's already stirred up some interesting posts in the TOR forum thread.
Just to throw an idea out there, how about hosting some form of community competition? As opposed to the forum-specific events (such as Javyar's, etc) this event would be heard by the entire community. An art contest, per se, or a story, that might fit in with the topic of the upcoming podcast, could be a possibility.
So, for example, if the next podcast was about The Old Republic, the competition might be to create a drawing on that subject, or write a short story. In essence, I suppose that it's like the jingle thread (in the sense that it's a bunch of people competing to earn recognition, or have something shown/read on the podcast).
Just my two cents.
Probably a bit of my own wishful fantasy, but how about some sort of reenactment of scenes in TSL, like a radio drama? I'm sure leXX can belt out a good Kreia impersonation. :D
It's not really a topic idea, but you could try getting some of the other members on... :)
The future of Lucasarts, is their true fanbase dying or is there a surprise around the corner for the longtime fans. Will they return to making more than one or two flipping Star Wars game a year!?
Or anime. Or Pokémon Platinum. Or Alma Wade. Or teach basket weaving to clams.
Maybe an episode on games you'd like to see created in the future. For example, a game based entirely Han Solo, and his early life before the meeting with Luke and Obi in Mos Eisley. Discuss content that you would like to see in the game, what type of game, and things of that sort.
I think you should dedicate an entire section to explaining the hierarchy of Imperial ranks. Is "commander" higher than "captain?" This confuses me, because in Star Trek Captain Picard's second-in-command was a Commander. Yet, in the Star Wars universe, "commander" is often given to someone in charge of a small task force, with captains being the commanding officers of individual ships. And army captains? What's with that? Are they roughly equal rank to a naval captain or are there differences? Colonel? Where does that fit in. I need a list from Grand Admiral to Ensign here!
So yeah, discuss that. :p
I support the previously suggested fanfiction idea, having you people read and comment on the gems that are written in today's CEC should be priceless.
Great topics guys and gals, keep them coming!
Having the cast name members they like/don't like and give detailed explanations with quotes would be fun.
Have a segment of the best games you guys have ever played...and of course, the worst games you've ever played.
I am curious if you guys and gals would be interested in listening to our pilot episode. We refer to it as "tarst". It basically is a generic podcast where we were testing our voices and basically doing a mock up of a podcast without adding any real information. We have also toyed with the idea of doing a separate blooper real, because not all of the bloopers make it into the episodes. Some of them are really, really funny! Some of them you will never hear because they are not forum appropriate! :D
Did someone say 'Inappropriate'?
I believe I speak for everyone who is myself when I say I'd like to hear bloopers and tests.
Star Wars vs. Star Trek.
Yes, it's old, and you kinda touched on it in episode 2, but I wonder how the new movie will affect both universes.
On a more serious note, I'm sure that most of us would enjoy hearing the full LucasCast excerpts, myself included.
I want leXX to give an oral presentation on how to eat a Cadbury Creme Egg. o_Q
I'll do my best 'when Harry met Sally' impression with that egg....
I knew it...
But it's far too obvious you're lying.
Even from here I can feel the hate! Hurt me Jae, I want you to.
Id like to suggest a recurring "Ask the Cast" segment where podcast hosts answer a few selected questions from members posted in a thread here. Many other sites even tv shows have such a component. It gives us a chance to get to know cast members better. We got a taste of this in the 'movies and games you are looking forward to' bit in Ep2.
Here are some questions I think many would like to hear the cast's responses too:
*What is your favorite SW movie and why?
*What is your favorite SW game and why?
*What was the geekiest SW related thing you have ever done?
*Has LA abandoned PC gamers? Why?
*What do you think of DRM and digital distribution?
*Do you have a handheld? What games would you recommend on it?
*What is your favourite type of pizza?
*What is your favourite area at LFN, at any particular time. eg JK forums 2002!
*What upcoming technology are you most looking forward to?
*What do you think should be the key features in the next gen of consoles(gen4)?
I have several hundred more :p
The subject: MMO's
Specifically, can the Old Republic MMO make a dent in World of Warcrafts titan grip on the market share in MMO gaming, and where does that leave SWG? What kind of impact will this have on generational gaming, specifically, could this deter older gamers from playing or even interacting with the newest generation of star wars fans?
As a hardend WoW player and a Star Wars fan, I'd love to talk about this live with ya guys. :D
As LFN is so diverse, their content would need to be general enough so that all members toiling away in their respective corners could pick it up and enjoy it. As an EU fan, Im hardly going to ask them what they thought of Booster Terrik painting his ISD Red, and no one except for an EU fan would want to hear about such a thing :xp:
That's what the separate areas are for after all.
This is really taking off just the way I wanted it too. Not only are you guys submitting GREAT topic suggestions, but you are all getting involved with it. This is basically YOUR podcast! The way we intended it to be!
Now the tricky part is figuring out which topics we will do in Episode 3. We DID promise a "revolving door" of members on the podcast, but we don't want TOO many people on any one podcast, because it gets confusing for the listener. We already got many members on the starting lines getting ready to get in on the cast. Boba Rhett is a definite possibility for Episode 3. Actually, Rhett was part of our "tarst" cast, but was unable to sit in on Episode 1 and 2 for personal reasons which will be discussed in detail on the cast itself! While Lynk is still very much the executive producer of all things LucasCast, he has graciously volunteered to "sit out" the next cast so that somebody else can speak in his place. I been kind of elected to be "host" because even though I screw up a lot,(so sorry for leaving you out two times Lynkeh!) I guess I am pretty good at driving the discussions from one topic to the next.
While Episode 3 is not fully ironed out just yet, I CAN promise you that many of the topics suggested in this thread, will in fact make it into Episode 3. We will be recording Episode 3 this Sunday, and will have the finished product out the week after, (3/23 if I am not mistaken). There is also a slight possibility we may be "hiring" (in LF terms, that means working for free...lol) some additional members to help us stream things along a bit. We already have candidates in mind, so please do NOT bombard us with private messages and requests.
Glad you are digging the cast, and keep telling your friends about us. The more listeners we gather, the more successful. That will help us in our quest of finding groovy guest speakers for our future podcast.
And yes, leXX DID own me with her comment "Groovy, why do you game?" :D
The only reason I let that slide is that many people don't understand my approach towards video games. I am a "recreational" gamer. Not a true competitive gamer. I seek video games as a source of entertainment, not for competition. If you see my xbox live profile it even states in my bio "I may suck at most games, but I am here to have fun, which is what games were intended for, so deal with it!" That pretty much states it all. I have not "ranked on a server" since SWBFII came out for the original XBOX. That was one of few games that ever came natural to me, and I enjoyed every damn bit of it. leXX and I go way back to the days of Jedi Academy where we used to spar off saber only duels in the Matrix Dojo. And yeah, she used to kick my ass back then too! leXX has always been more of a "GAMER" than me which is why I chose her to be on this show. What is more interesting than a good looking British female gal that can kick your ass online at any game? That's why I will let her insult me pretty much whenever. leXX rules!
Sounds great Groovy :)
I hope a couple of my questions make it in!
Individually, I like RPGs like Mass Effect and NWN2... but due to my epilepsy(short bouts of gaming only), these literally take me years to finish !
Episode 3 should contain a "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
I was made by the Episcopal Church.
Man I miss Hermes Place Matrix Dojo and Jah. Those were some good times. :(
And Grooves, you're gonna make me cry dammit! :fist:
Some really great suggestions here. We will definately be discussing some of them in Episode #3, so stay stuned, and keep them coming. :D
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Gerald Castellano, age 75 of Murfreesboro died Wednesday July 2, 2014. He was a native of White Plains NY and was the son of the late, John and Angelina Iello Castellano. Mr. Castellano was retired Construction Worker, and enjoyed golfing at Nashboro Village in Nashville.
He is survived by his children, Lynn Keeton and husband Willis of Murfreesboro, Donna Warren of Nashville, Robert Castellano of Smyrna, Chelsea Porter of Ohio; sister, Marie Bernabei and husband Ralph of Florida; brother, Bobby Castellano and wife Shirley of New York; grandchildren, Cortney, Willis, Savannah, Chelsea, Jimmy, Michael, Madison, and Ronnie; great-grandchildren, Kinsley, Alec, and Meia.Funeral service will be 4PM Saturday July 12, 2014 at Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Visitation with the family will be from 2PM until 4PM at Woodfin Memorial Chapel www.woodfinchapel.com


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Pentax Announces 645D Medium-Format Camera with CMOS Sensor: Coming Next Week
More news on the medium-format camera front. The Ricoh Imaging Company, the parent company of Pentax, announced today that it will unveil a new Pentax digital medium-format camera that uses a CMOS image sensor next week. Our sister site, Rangefinder, reported the news today.
Ricoh is the third manufacturer to announce it will produce a medium-format camera system that uses a CMOS sensor. Phase One unveiled the IQ250 digital back, which uses a 50-megapixel CMOS sensor produced by Sony, last month. PDN did an exclusive hands-on test with that camera system and were impressed with the results. Hasselblad said it will launch the H5D-50c, which will also feature a 50MP CMOS sensor, in March 2014.
The use of a CMOS sensor, rather than a CCD sensor, addresses the problem of excessive noise in images shot in low light. Our test of the Phase One IQ250 proved that a medium-format system with a CMOS sensor can capture high ISO images that look as clean and crisp as those from some full-frame DSLRs.


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insulin aspart protamine/insulin aspart - injection, Novolog Mix (cont.)
OVERDOSE: If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center. Symptoms of overdose may include: very fast heartbeat, vision changes, unexplained heavy sweating, agitation, fainting, seizures.
NOTES: Do not share this medication, needles, or syringes with others.Attend a diabetes education program to learn more about diabetes and the important aspects of its treatment, including medications, diet, exercise, and getting regular eye/foot/medical exams. Learn the symptoms of high and low blood sugar and how to treat low blood sugar.Check your blood sugar levels regularly as directed. Keep all medical appointments. Laboratory and/or medical tests (such as fasting blood glucose, hemoglobin A1c) should be performed periodically to check for side effects and monitor your response to treatment.Wear or carry identification stating that you have diabetes and are using this drug.
MISSED DOSE: It is very important to follow your insulin regimen exactly. Do not miss any doses of insulin. Keep extra supplies of insulin and an extra syringe and needle on hand. Discuss specific instructions with your doctor now in case you miss a dose of insulin or a meal in the future.
STORAGE: See also the How to Use section.Store all unopened insulin containers in the refrigerator between 36-46 degrees F (2-8 degrees C). Do not freeze, and do not use insulin that has been frozen. If you are using the vials, store open vials in the refrigerator or at room temperature below 86 degrees F (30 degrees C) away from direct heat and light. Store in the carton to protect from light. Do not refrigerate cartridges or pens that are currently in use. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medicines away from children and pets.For US product, discard vials/cartridges in use or if kept out of the refrigerator after 28 days, and pens after 14 days, even if there is insulin left.For the Canada product, discard all insulin containers that have been in use or kept out of the refrigerator for 28 days, even if there is insulin left.Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company for more details about how to safely discard your product.MEDICAL ALERT: Your condition can cause complications in a medical emergency. For information about enrolling in MedicAlert, call 1-888-633-4298 (US) or 1-800-668-1507 (Canada).
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