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Clautiere Vineyard » Profile
Experience the fun side of wine! Prepare to add some pizzazz to your life and enjoy tasting Estate Rhone and Bordeaux varietals paired with gourmet cheeses plus blends and a vintage-style Port. There's a magic feel in the air when you get out of your car and gaze upon Clautiere's mosaic world with a magnificient oak tree with mosaic balls hanging and a 6.5 foot mosaic sphere!
The creative forces behind Clautiere Vineyard are Claudine Blackwell and Terry Brady. Between them, they boast resume listings as varied as accountant, restaurant owners, fashion designer, welder, landscape designer and, lately, winemakers. Since moving up to Paso Robles in July 1999, the couple has passionately rejuvenated and transformed a local ranch into a place of vibrant color and energy. The old farmhouse boasts a wild tasting room, gift shop, commercial kitchen and a theater space suited for special events. Outside are metal sculptures and 230 feet of metal fencing that Claudine has designed and welded to complete the ambiance.
The property also includes vineyards that were planted in the late 1980s with Syrah, Mourvedre and Cabernet Sauvignon. Since Syrah quickly became their favorite, they kept with the Rhone theme, adding more clones of Syrah, as well as Grenache, Viognier and Counoise vines. They also planted an acre of Portuguese varietals which they fashion into a classic vintage-style Port wine. Indeed, it was their original travels to Portugal that sparked the couple's interest in wines and vineyards.
In the summer of 1999, they had just opened a Santa Monica restaurant, The Lobster, with some partners. Though they were certainly busy with that endeavor, they knew they eventually wanted to find a supplemental career that could get them out of the city from time to time and bring them closer to the land. After finding their dream property in Paso Robles, they jumped head first into their Clautiere Vineyard project, Terry as winemaker, Claudine as vineyard manager, and they both had a big hand in the design of the lively label and the unique image of Clautiere Vineyard.
Current releases include BDX (Bordeaux blend)Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, a NV Mon Beau Rouge a dry Rose, a Port wine and three Rhone style blends dubbed Mon Rouge, Grand Rouge and Mon Beau Rouge. The bold winemaking style of Clautiere Vineyard reflects the couple's motto: "Live the best life you can."
Thursday - Monday 12 - 5 p.m. By appointment Tuesday & Wednesday. 1340 Penman Springs Road, Paso Robles, CA 93446. 805.237.3789. firstname.lastname@example.com. www.clautiere.com
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1340 Penman Springs Road
Paso Robles, 93446
Open Thursday - Monday from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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With gourmet cheese - $15 discounted with wine purchase
Wines Produced
Cabernet Franc
Cabernet Sauvignon
Petit Verdot
Red Blend
Red Rhône-Style Blend
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
In yesterday's post, I mentioned that my parents are moving out of my childhood home in New Jersey. They're clearing out all their old stuff, so I visited last weekend to take a look around. I couldn't believe some of the things I found! Just last month I was trying to figure out when I'd gone to my first concert, which was Journey at the Brendan Byrne Arena. I thought it might have been May 1983. But, according to the program that I had in a pile of papers all these years, the show was in May 1982, when I was 14. And, because we're all obsessed with punk this week thanks to the Met Gala, it's fun to see who was playing at Asbury Park a few weeks after my concert: The Clash!
The only other program I found was this one.
As I feared, all my '80s concert t-shirts were gone. That idiotic closet-purging rule caused me to chuck all those while I was still in college, but I was praying for a survivor or two. I had such good concert shirts: Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Wham and a whole wardrobe of Duran Duran. Check out the way I layered and belted this one from 1984. Also, that eye makeup!
The only major piece of clothing I found was the black cocktail dress I wore to my 1989 college graduation party. I am pretty sure it was from Hartly Fashions in Westwood, N.J. Here I am wearing it back in the day.
Naturally, I had to find out if I could still squeeze into it. The answer: barely. I am proud to say that I managed to zip it all the way, with help from the family.
It was really only super-tight at the top, so I'm going to see if Jean from Ghost Tailor can let it out. I think this dress would be fabulous with over-the-knee boots, a denim jacket and lots of gold necklaces.
Even before I started looking through my personal memorabilia and reflecting on the punk-themed Met Gala, I was getting inspiration from the '80s. (That's why I've been adding more and more single earrings to my jewelry line.) In particular, I've been reminiscing about one of my favorite stores from my high-school days: Trash and Vaudeville. It's still on St. Mark's Place and for months, I've been telling my designing friend Stacy Lomman — also a Trash and Vaudeville fan from way back — that we have to go back there and take a look around. When Wall Street Journal style columnist Christina Binkley asked her Twitter followers earlier this week what they'd wear to the Met Gala if they could wear any designer, I didn't waste a moment contemplating couture.
So I'm really excited that today's New York Times has a story on Trash and Vaudeville by William Van Meter called "The Shop That Punk Built." There are some great anecdotes about customers like the Ramones and Tommy Hilfiger, as well as owner Ray Goodman and manager/buyer Jimmy Webb, who is described as a "punk of a certain age." I would love to be described that way! But, as I told my family many times, I wasn't punk; I was New Wave. Big difference. Anyway, I'm glad to see the 38-year-old store getting its due (again). And I still need to go there. I'm not as young as I was, but I have more spending money than I did, so it should be even more fun for me now!
33 Responses to "Throwback Thursday: Program From '82, Dress From '89"
Well I can say with honesty, good taste doesn't age! That dress looks great on you.
I already outgrew my wedding dress.. then again, I was underweight and 18. My boobs finally showed up a couple years later. ;P
Look at you— these photos are great! The Duran Duran one is adorable, and I love that you are planning to bring the dress back. So much fun!
I still have all my band tees from the early 90s..including concert tees. I actually wear them to sleep in. They are getting rather threadbare and one or two has a few small holes in them.
Hi my dear! The dress look super gorgeous on, I hope Jean can adjust it for you!
Trash was horrid back in the day — very unethical, going through garbage to find out vendors, sending employees to spy on what you were selling, following around at the boutique shows always promising huge orders if they gave them the exclusive but never came through. They've mellowed thankfully. Was in there last summer and found it pretty boring, nothing new, selling newly made punk nostalgia to wannabe kids.Most of their stuff can be found in the mall shop Hot Topic, which I find irritating, but at least kids in the 'burbs throughout the US can find cool tees and stuff. You used to only find that in NY! XXX PS Of course you can fit that dress, you don't look like you've changed size since you were a kid!
The article is filled with lies. They were a vintage store first. MP was the first punk store and when they saw how well they were doing, they copied a year or so later, so around 78. Still assholes I guess. Ah always disliked Ray and Daang anyway because they were so underhanded. Blech! XXX PS sorry, just an old punk still stirring the pot!
I forget things until someone says something or I see something that spurs the memory. There is just so much in my head from that time period — it was a constant assault of the senses — I guess I can't always sort it out properly!
I forgot to tell you my oldest tee… the one I *think* is my oldest is my Alice Cooper "Welcome to My Nightmare" tee in tatters, being held together with safety pins of course! He got a kick out of that when I told him I still had it! The next oldest is a Sex Pistols tee, that shouldn't have held up as well as it has for the amount of abuse it was put through! Gwensday steals it and wears it to school, but I always steal it back! Oh and I have an original CBGB tee (that one is prob a little older than the Sex Pistols one), so thin from wear but still my fav even though I have a newer one. I'm pretty sure those are the oldest. XXX PS just remembered one of my anti-spam words was "witch"… some would say with a capitol "B"!
So we're square — we've reminded each other of stuff! Haha!! XXX
I have my Madonna Blond Ambition t-shirt from 90 and a Robert Plant T-shirt from 1984. All of my other t-shirts are gone! I had Howard Jones, the Cars, the Kinks,….:(
In Houston, back in the 1980s, there was a seedy mall and in the far corner of the mall was a store called Dream Merchant. It was for punks, new wavers and stoners. It was the most incredible place. Then DM relocated to the Montrose area (hip and predominately gay area) and the allure was gone. It wasn't the same anymore and t hey went out of business. I also loved Contempo Casuals! (eek..)
That dress is definitely a keeper! Don't you just love it when you find stuff from a million years ago and you still fit in them?!! Jeans are my personal nemesis and I recently found a pair from 10 years ago and I managed to fit in them without too much difficulty! Yey! To celebrate, I had some peanut butter cookies and a glass of milk 🙂
I was SO not ever punk. I never really got into music much (same now too), but I had some uber-coordinated outfits, especially when I could match my earrings to my shirt – like a hot pink/black dot shirt with hot pink heart earrings with black dots from the Bijoux Tenner mall cart. Or a black shirt with pastel pink paint splatters. The worst was a whole fruit themed outfit including bright yellow jeans, a hot pink cami, and a shirt with fruit all over it, fruit dangle earrings and a bracelet in the same colors.
I'm so glad I DON'T have a lot of pictures from that time.
Still wearing the motor cycle boots I bought from T&V back in 1991. Best ever purchase. I have a black, velvet, strapless confection from the 80s too! It has a huge satin bow in the bum. It was so tight back that I had to remove it in order to pee! How ridic. No way it would fit me now. How do you do it?!
You're prettier now than you were back then — if that is even possible! I do love the heavy black liner though.
Trash & V. was always such a cool place to shop and I liked that it wasn't so well known. Kind of like a little secret between the cool kids. I hope they get some good business out of this Met Gala, but I hope it doesn't start to draw in a ton of posers! LOL
Wendy, you look as young now as you did when you graduated from college. How do you do it?
I love love LOVE that picture of you in the Duran Duran shirt! I have one from that tour as well, and I still have it. I am pretty sure we went to some of the same shows. And you look great in that dress as well!
I was lucky that I kept all of my concert shirts from the 80's tucked away, and I have actually been wearing them lately. It's also great that a lot of bands from back then have been touring, so I can catch up!

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we have a requirement where in a outbound scenario, the operator should be able to call an alternative numbers. In particular:
- Operator confirm and call (say on the earth line) a contact
- The contact doesn't answer
- Operator want to call a different number (say the mobile)
Is there any standard functionality in CRM that let doing this?
I'm struggling with this. The only solution I found so far is to call a pop-up with the contact numbers when the operator click on the "call" toolbar pushbutton! All this via enhancement.
Any suggestion?
Thank you in advance.
Hello, Damiano.
Unfortunately, you're right. It seems that there are no standard possibilities to call again the pop up window to choose another number. But you can work around with this and ask users to go to BP details page and press a communication link on a desired number there.
Another option as you said is an enhancement.
Maybe someone can share different solutions.
Ciao Andrei, thank you for the suggestion.
I tried, in the BP confirmation page, to find the field regarding mobile number with the "link" that let user call directly.
Unfortunately I found only the fixed line number link, not the mobile one. Did some of you noticed that?
I tried this way to avoid the operator additional clicks on the BP overview.
thanks in advance
Hi, Domiano.
Sorry for the late response. If it's still relevant.
As I understand you've found the attribute with mobile phone number. For instance on ICCMP_BP_DETAIL/BuPaDetail there is a standard attribute //DEFAULTADDRESS/SRUCT.TEL_NOMOB which represents mobile phone number from a default address. So you can bring it to visible through configuration of the view.
It doesn't have a communication link enabled by default. Right. But it's quite easy to achieve this. Look at //DEFAULTADDRESS/SRUCT.TEL_NOTEL attribute and implement GET_P method for TEL_NOMOB in the same way.
For instance we used such code for the same issue:
METHOD get_p_tel_nomob. DATA: lr_current TYPE REF TO if_bol_bo_property_access, lv_channel_address TYPE string. lr_current ?= collection_wrapper->get_current( ). CASE iv_property. WHEN if_bsp_wd_model_setter_getter=>fp_fieldtype. CHECK lr_current IS BOUND. CHECK lr_current->is_property_readonly( 'TEL_NOMOB' ) EQ abap_true. "#EC NOTEXT rv_value = cl_bsp_dlc_view_descriptor=>field_type_communicationlink. WHEN if_bsp_wd_model_setter_getter=>fp_channel_service_class. rv_value = cl_crm_ic_fw_comm_link_svc=>get_service_class_name( cl_crm_ic_fw_comm_link_svc=>co_link_type_phone ). WHEN if_bsp_wd_model_setter_getter=>fp_channel_address. lv_channel_address = get_tel_nomob( 'STRUCT.TEL_NOMOB' ). rv_value = cl_crm_ic_fw_comm_link_svc=>format_channel_address( lv_channel_address ). WHEN if_bsp_wd_model_setter_getter=>fp_channel_type. rv_value = cl_crm_ic_fw_comm_link_svc=>co_link_type_phone. ENDCASE. ENDMETHOD.
Hope this will help you.
Hi Andrey, thank you very much.
This let us to propose the workaroung for alternative number call.


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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Seven student-athletes from the Arizona football team have been recognized by the Pacific-10 Conference and placed on the league's All-Academic Team, headlined by linebacker R.J. Young.
Young, a redshirt freshman from DeSoto, Texas, has been a key performer for the Wildcats on special teams and as a backup linebacker behind three starting seniors at the position. Young carries a 3.40 grade point average as a pre-journalism major, and for his efforts received recognition on the All-Academic Second Team.
Six Wildcats joined Young as they were honored on the All-Academic Honorable Mention team. Quarterback Nick Foles, TE/HB Chris Gronkowski, NB Corey Hall, WR David Roberts TE A.J. Simmons and kicker John Bonano each were recognized for their academic work in addition to their on-field performance.
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At the close of E3 on Tuesday, Nintendo held an exclusive Pokemon X and Y event at which Tsunekazu Ishihara, President & CEO of The Pokémon Company, and Junichi Masuda, X & Y's Director, hosted a 60 minute presentation surrounding this year's biggest 3DS game, and followed by taking audience questions.
In the interest of time and getting straight to the facts, here's what we learnt.
Pokemon Horde battles
To make battling wild Pokemon more interesting, X and Y introduces horde battles where you will face off against five wild Pokemon. They are not always the same type of Pokemon. Hordes have been designed to present a challenge, without giving players access to a strong Pokemon they could potentially catch and use to dominate too soon.
8-directional grid movement
As seen in the gameplay footage, X and Y features gird movement in eight directions, rather than the four in previous games. It's open enough to feel like free movement, but the grid control makes it easier for less skilled players.
Select your own battle music
Nuff said. You'll have a selection of battle tunes.
Is the new form of Mewtwo in Smash Bros?
This is a big maybe. When asked about the new form of Mewtwo, Mr. Ishihara jokingly laughed off not being able to talk about that mysterious shadow we saw. He also said he absolutely could not mention if it was going to appear in any other games while looking over at Super Smash Bros' director, who shouted out "we'll think about it".
PSS overrides Friend Codes
The PSS, or Player Search System, is at the core of Pokemon battles. It allows you to find players anywhere in the world and connect with them. Players available are labelled as Passersby. Players you've interacted with are moved to acquaintances.
Here's the best bit: Once you've interacted with a player twice, you will have the option to add them as a friend, without needing to exchange Friend Codes. They will be added to your 3DS Friends List.
Fairy type designed to balance the dragon type
The new Fairy type of Pokemon has been designed retroactively to help balance the overpowered dragon type. Players would hate to see the dragon type change, so fairy has been introduced to give it a serious challenge.
Design your character's appearance
Since your face is displayed on the PSS, you can design your character's appearance.
Still only one save file
There is only one file, despite the 3DS having the ability for more. Apparently Pokemon will always have one save file.
No Red or Blue on Virtual Console
When asked about the possibility of Pokemon Red and Blue on Virtual Console, both men side stepped the issue by pointing out how it wouldn't work on a home console, but failed to talk about it in regards to the 3DS Virtual Console -- which would solve all their issues.
There's no one rival character
The one specific rival character will not return in X and Y. There will be several characters taking the rival attributes, but as this generation of Pokemon is all about connecting with more Pokemon masters, it hasn't been limited to just one character.
Based on France
This has been talked about for a few months, but Mr Masuda confirmed that Pokemon X and Y's design was inspired by France. Mr Ishihara promptly reminded him he wasn't meant to do that.
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Researchers highlight Square vulnerabilities
It looks like Square might want to stop cutting corners if they want to be taken seriously. Yesterday, researchers at the Black Hat security conference showed two ways in which the Square payment system could be used to commit fraud.
According to CNET News, the Square payment system that turns iPhones, iPads or Android phones into a point-of-sale credit card processor is deeply flawed. Adam Laurie and Zac Franken from Apeture Labs had no problem sharing their discovery that a user can transfer funds from a stolen card to their bank account linked to Square, without needing to scan a card via the Square dongle card reader. Yikes!
They proved it by using code written by Laurie that allows them to feed magnetic strip data from a pilfered card into a microphone and transform it into an audio file. Then they played the file - which is a series of R2D2 like beeps - into the Square apparatus through a stereo cable which diffused the data right into the Square app.
It basically turned the system into one that can be used for electronic-only transactions, allowing thieves to use stolen card information without the need for a cloned card. This glitch also keeps them from having to go to a store to make a purchase, and they don't have to know the PIN either.
Laurie said that he skimmed a credit card himself utilizing a normal skimming device in his test, but he could have gotten stolen data from shady domains on the Internet. The two of them showed off their "attack" in a press conference.
They also said they made the discovery that the Square dongle can be used to take data from cards and turn it into a cloned card because the device has no encryption or authentication features. The magnetic strip data can be snatched by inserting the Square dongle into the audio input in the mobile device. Laurie's little code turns the audio into credit card data that readable by the human eye.
"The dongle is a skimmer. It turns any iPhone into a skimmer," Laurie said. To clone a card, "now you need less technical hardware to do it and no technical skills at all."
Anyone can buy one of the numerous skimming machines available for purchase online, but they are designed for specialized tasks. "This lowers the bar" because it gives any jerk with a mobile device and a Square dongle the opportunity to skim a card while acting like they are performing a normal transaction, Laurie said. He also stated that "This really takes the hassle out of" skimming.
During their multiple demonstrations, the researchers scanned a Visa gift card through a Square dongle to place money into their account, which shows how easy it can be to use Square's system to wipe out the cash on a gift card.
"You don't need a card or a dongle to do this hack," Laurie said.
Franken said that the buzz was that Square was getting ready to release new dongles that protect the data with encryption. Square's people did not respond to requests for comment. A Square employee was in the audience during the demonstrations, and he had the difficult job of having to offering no comments to the press.
According to Laurie, they discovered these fraud techniques in February and reported them to officials at Square. Square didn't think it was a big deal and they said that they can monitor fraud with traffic analysis and through other means, Laurie said.
Supposedly the threat is mitigated by federal anti-fraud bank regulations in the U.S. that make it hard to set up fake accounts. But Laurie said that a little payola to people with real accounts would be an easy way to get around the regulations.
The U.K. based researchers needed a U.S. bank account to test the system. Franken says that it took less than 100 lines of code to write the program that can be used to steal from Square's credit card system. That doesn't seem like much work, especially for a hacker.


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Oh Florida why can't I leave. Smoked plane...
By leroyk on Nov 10, 2008
Ok my travel adventures are just bad this year. Lost luggage. No "delayed luggage". Destroyed luggage. Oh make that normal wear and tear.
But this one is good. Not the airlines fault but just a sign of things that can happen in a mechanical world.
We board the plane. Push back 10 minutes early. Pilot says we will arrive early. How cool is this ? I can be home by midnight. Flight attendants do their thing. Check the overheads. Check the seat belts. Tell us the locations of the emergency exits. I note as usual. I am sitting 2 rows in front of the over wing exit.
Engines are now starting. Then a terrible grinding noise. Sulfur smell and smoke now are entering the cabin. Pilot now spins the plane around and our 500 ft taxi has now ended. We are now heading back to the terminal. Flight attendants are trying to ring pilot over intercom. They are a little busy. Park at jetbridge. Ordered to get off the plane and leave everything. Oh my this is now starting to feel a bit more serious. Everyone is still calm. Which is good with the young ones returning from the land of the mouse.
The crew did a great job of making a call to return to the terminal vs. have us use the emergency slides. Although part of me feels that would a have been an interesting experience. But the pilot tells us that a lot of leg injuries happen when they do that. No doubt I would have been the one going to the hospital.
So now we are waiting on our next plane for DC. Stay tuned....
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Michael Lucas flies his camera crew to sunny Florida for the 18th sizzling edition of his award-winning Auditions series! With the help of exclusives Ray Star and Jonathan Vargas, he meets tons of fresh new faces. From new-cummer Todd Welch (who's perfect ass shows Ray's thick dick a good time) to cover model hottie Albert Long (who's meaty member lives up to his name), the heat is turned WAY up for Auditions 18 - Florida Part 1!
Straight boy Albert doesn't have a problem fucking guys... he especially likes drilling buttholes doggy style! When he's not modeling this hottie loves playing football and fishing.
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Versatile Puerto Rican Francesco gets it good from big-dicked Mario Perez and Lucas exclusive Jonathan Vargas for Auditions 18. A personal trainer by day, this single beach-lover prefers hairy guys to suck and fuck around with!
Newbie Jonathan has the looks, the smarts, and the boundless sex drive that we look for in all of our exclusive models. A New York City native, he's loving the life as a student in the city, and even though he's been seeing someone special, he's dedicated to getting his porn career up and running! Based on his debut sex scene in Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita with Pete Ross and his scenes with Jason Ridge in The Intern and Encounters 5 (the last of which he bottoms for the first time), it's a career with LOTS of potential!
Hottie Jorden was finishing up school in the medical field when Michael had him Audition with us. The Ohio native, who now calls Fort Lauderdale home, loves riding big cock and getting pounded while on his back. "Passionate and sweaty," is how he likes sex best.
Michael paired hot top Mario with newbie Francesco Giovanelly and Lucas exclusive Jonathan Vargas for Auditions 18! The threesome have a butfuckingly awesome time. Born in Cuba, Mario now calls Miami home. He likes handsome guys with hot bodies... and they "must be intelligent!"
Big-dicked Miguel likes working on and repairing cars when he's got some free time. He also likes working on hot round butts... just ask hottie TJ, who he's paired up with in Auditions 18. Miguel likes all kinds of guys, and he likes doing them all doggy style!
Our hot Floridian exclusive Ray has that spunky college boy look that always catches our eye. You could easily find this hot cutie down by the beach in his hometown of Miami, his buff, tattooed body soaking in the sun. Ray is a passionate man who loves his family and friends, but he's also just as passionate about sex! After his memorable pairing with Brad Star in Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita, Ray played roles in Welcome to Paradise, The Intern, and Michael Lucas' Gigolo!
Construction worker TJ was inspired by his boyfriend Miguel to do porn. Michael pairs him with hottie Miguel for Auditions 18, and the two have a sizzling fuckfest of a scene. Originally from Illinois, TJ now calls Fort Lauderdale home and loves skydiving and swimming.
Straight-acting bartender Todd was a great find for us during our round of Fort Lauderdale Auditions. In fact, we were so impressed by his bottom prowess with Ray Star that we cast him in our big Florida feature, Welcome to Paradise. He's got a great ass, this one does... and he knows how to use it!


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The Case for Virtual Career Outplacement
by Judith Lindenberger - Dec, 2013
Layoffs have touched nearly every American household over the last few years according to a recent RutgersUniversity study. Nearly a quarter of Americans say they were laid off at some point during the recession or afterward. And, nearly eight in 10 say they know someone in their circle of family and friends who has lost a job. At the same time, working virtually, banking online, paying bills online and even losing weight...
Resumes That Work
by Judith Lindenberger - Nov, 2013
If you are looking for a job, writing a resume is one of the first steps you need to take. The goal of a resume is to get you in the door with prospective employers. And, you have about 30 seconds to grab the reader's attention. As the former Manager of Staffing for a Fortune 500 company, certified career counselor, and board member of several nonprofit organizations, I have reviewed thousands of resumes. Based upon my exp...
Four Difficult Types of Employees: Feedback Do's and Don'ts
by Judith Lindenberger - May, 2012
Whether you are dealing with a difficult person or motivating someone to be a more positive contributor, employee feedback is a powerful management tool. Many of us work with these four difficult types of employees and the guidance below will help you have constructive feedback sessions: The Bomb - an unguided missile who has a track record of bursts of anger. Keep in mind the time-honored adage that you can't contro...
Next Generation Leaders: What They Want and Need from the Workplace
by Judith Lindenberger - Jul, 2011
Have you ever wondered what makes the Millennials tick? So did we, so in the fall of 2011, we interviewed Millennials and their managers to learn more about this generation. Because many of our clients struggle with how to best integrate Millennials into the workplace, we interviewed Millennials and their managers through face to face and telephone interviews. The people we interviewed came from a variety of organizations and...
The Risk of Ignoring Millennials
by Judith Lindenberger - Feb, 2011
One of the biggest challenges for businesses today is integrating the Millennials twenty-somethings into a Baby Boomer culture. They are the newest generation to enter the labor market, arriving with their distinct ideas about what they expect from their jobs. They are our future leaders and our next generation of revenue-generators. So who are the Millennials and how do we manage their expectations while maintaining high perf...
Avoid a Time Bomb: Sexual Harassment
by Judith Lindenberger - Feb, 2011
Over 53 charges of sexual harassment are filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission every business day. What have you done to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace? Sexual harassment is unwanted sexual or gender based behavior that occurs when one person has formal or informal power over the other. Federal law recognizes two different sets of legal grounds for claiming sexual harassment. The first is quid...
Diversity in the Workplace
by Judith Lindenberger - Feb, 2011
As you look around your office, is everyone just like you? Probably not. The demographics of the American workforce have changed dramatically over the last 50 years. In the 1950s, more than 60% of the American workforce consisted of white males. They were typically the sole breadwinners in the household, expected to retire by age 65 and spend their retirement years in leisure activities. Today, the American workforce is a bett...
Gender and Job Seekers
by Judith Lindenberger - Feb, 2011
The current economy has kept me busy doing career coaching for people who have lost their jobs. So last week, when I heard a radio segment on letters of recommendation, I listened. Researchers from Rice University analyzed over 600 letters of recommendation. The letters of recommendation for both women and men used positive words; however, traditionally feminine attributes such as "nurturing", "kind" and "agreeable" were u...
If Your Company Doesn't Do Sexual Harassment Training, Why Not?
by Judith Lindenberger - Feb, 2011
Sexual harassment isn't fun. One man's – or woman's – idea of a compliment or joke can start a mess of trouble that can cost companies big money. On January 9, 2006, the largest sexual harassment lawsuit ever, at $1 billion dollars, was filed in New York against Dresdner Klienwort Wasserstein. In 2008, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission received 13,867 charges of sexual harassment; 15.9% of the complaints were filed b...
Interview With a Mentor
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Lois J. Zachary, Ed.D., President, Leadership Development Services, LLC, Phoenix, Arizona, is one of my mentors. I met Lois in 1997 and from the first time I met her she has encouraged me to think big and do more. One of my favorite quotes, which I learned from Lois, is how I sum up our relationship … "Most people don't know that there are angels whose only job is to make sure that you don't get too comfortable, and fall aslee...
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07 April 2013
By Jeff Paterson
Photo: Fred MullaneMilos Raonic (CAN)
VANCOUVER, CANADA: Canada's biggest weapon has delivered the country's biggest Davis Cup by BNP Paripas victory. Milos Raonic used his booming serve to defeat Andreas Seppi 64 64 36 75 giving Canada a 3-1 win over Italy and a spot in the Davis Cup semifinals for the first time ever.
With a boisterous home crowd behind him, Raonic came out firing early, held serve and managed to get the breaks he needed to take the first two sets. But, as he did in Friday's singles against Vasek Pospisil when he fell behind 2-0, Seppi settled down in the third set and was able to break Raonic for the first time - and as it turned out only time - in the match.
Undeterred Raonic continued to blast away and eventually broke Seppi to close out the match. Raonic finished the match with 35 aces. It's the seventh straight Davis Cup singles victory for the world No. 16 who also defeated Fabio Fognini on Friday.
"I'm fortunate that I've been able to step up in recent ties and I want to perform under that kind of pressure," Raonic says of earning the deciding point in this tie just as he did against Spain in February. "It's a fun experience these Davis Cup weeks. Not just the weekends, but the preparation week is a lot of fun and I think that's why we're doing a lot better as well."
When the victory was clinched a wild on-court celebration broke out with Raonic mobbed by his Canadian teammates Vasek Pospisil, Daniel Nestor and Jesse Levine along with longtime captain Martin Laurendeau. Raonic then circled the court drapped in a Canadian flag as the crowd at the Thunderbird Sports Centre roared with delight.
"It's hard to believe, but we must believe it now and I think we've earned it," Laurendeau says of advancing this far. "The guys played with a lot of courage. They played to win. And that's how we've been playing at home – very aggressive. And it paid off. All the credit to my guys really."
For the Italians, it was a disappointing weekend. Had they been able to win Saturday's marathon doubles they would have taken a 2-1 lead putting pressure on Raonic to win at home to force a fifth and deciding rubber. Instead, Canada won the doubles match 15-13 in the fifth set putting Raonic in position to clinch the tie and that's exactly what he did with his win over Seppi.
"We lost the doubles which was very, very tough and very, very close but we have to accept the results," Italian captain Carrado Barazutti says. "Raonic played a great match (Sunday) and we knew that he was going to serve very, very well. We tried hard for sure. We're upset with these results. We know we have a very, very good team so we know that we have a future. We are ready for another chance. We're ready to play again in Davis Cup."
While Italy will have to wait for next year, Canada is off to the next round. The Canadians will travel to Serbia in September to face the 2010 Davis Cup champion which is led by world No. 1 Novak Djokovic.
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Captain Martin Laurendeau (CAN) - 07/04/2013
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Captain Corrado Barazzutti (ITA) - 07/04/2013
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Daniel Nestor and Vasek Pospisil hold off a spirited fight from the Italian pairing of Fabio Fognini and Daniele Bracciali to take a 2-1 lead into Sunday for the hosts
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PR # 140 January 29, 2008
Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC) in North Branch is offering a 12-session Project Management Certification program beginning in February. The course will be held Thursdays, February 14 to May 8, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. No class will be held Thursday, March 20.
The Certificate in Project Management program provides students with the necessary training hours to meet the educational requirements for the Project Management Professional (PMP) and the Certified Associate Project Manager (CAPM) certifications offered through the Project Management Institute (PMI). PMI is the global organization representing the project management profession through the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK).
However, the educational requirement is just one of several requirements needed to be eligible for the Project Management Certification Exam. At least one year of project management experience is recommended for the course. The program is based on best practices as prescribed by the Project Management Institute.
Cost to participate is $769. To register or for more information, call 908-218-8871 or visit www.raritanval.edu/cce .
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Remember the cameo, those old fashioned brooches in your mother's jewelry box? Italian jewelry designer, Anna Porcu Caratelli, has breathed new life into the carved beauties.
In bold up-to-date expressions of old and new, the Tuscan designer mixes leather with cameos in strikingly bold, contemporary cuff-like designs.
From a family of antique dealers near Siena, Anna Porcu grew up amid revered objects of art from antiquity. Cameos held special interest for her among the kinds of jewelry she admired.
Anna speaks of lifelong enchantment with cameos.
I always was fascinated by them, but I never was able to wear them airily, sometimes I wore them fastened to the hats like a gentlemen from fifteenth century, but it always comes the time to take the hat off, doesn't it?
Anna's designs incorporate cameos in an expanded jewelry repertoire that goes well beyond the brooch. She fashions them into bracelets, necklaces -- even earrings -- that speak of a confluence of past and present, masculinity and femininity, simplicity and intricacy.
Anna herself collected 18th and 19th century cameos. More contemporary cameos in her collections are made from traditional materials such as sardonyx stone, shell, but also from lava, turquoise, amber, ivory, and coral. They include a variety of subjects and figures and range from delicate to ornate in the quality of the carving. All achieve a presence in her creative conscience to become manifested in her innovative designs.
Anna Porcu designs are one-of-a-kind. She sells them in her retail jewelry shop, Arte e Preziosi, in the Italian town of Pienza.


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LUBBOCK, Texas - Second year head coach Renee Luers-Gillispie announced the signing of five athletes to the Red Raider softball team.
Outfielder Sandra Butler of Tucson, Ariz. played for Santa Rita High School and with the Roadrunners club team. Her high school team finished second in their conference and advanced to State competition during 1994 and 1995 seasons. Butler was selected to the 4A Sonoran Conference first team, the 4A Southern Arizona second team and All-Southern second team in 1995. Last season, she made the 4A Kino second team and was an All Southern Arizona Honorable Mention. Her club team competed in the National Tournament last season, where they took home a ninth place finish.
Pitcher Amanda Renfro of Lutheran High School in Houston, Texas was a an All-State selection and First team All-District pick in 1994 and 1995. In club play, her team advanced to the AFA National Tournament from 1993-95, and the ASA National Tournament in 1994 and 1995.
Kelly Armbruster of Abilene High was an All-District first team selection as a first baseman during her freshman and sophomore years. She was named team MVP and selected as an All-District first team pitcher in 1995.
Jennifer Beach of Belton High School was named team MVP and first team all-District as a freshman and sophomore. She was team co-MVP and received the Coaches Award and a first team All-District selection. In club action, Beach played for the Cen-Tex Babes who advanced to Nationals in 1995.
"Each of these girls brings something special to our program. They will be a great asset to the team and they will help solidify what we are trying to accomplish with the softball program. They are all very talented athletes who will grow academically and athletically at Texas Tech," Gillispie said.


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LOS ANGELES - Second-ranked UCLA has been chosen as the fourth seed in the NCAA Women's Soccer Championships beginning this Week at schools across the country.
The Bruins (16-1-3) will host the first and second rounds of the tournament at Frank W. Marshall Field at Drake Stadium beginning Nov. 14. UCLA faces San Diego (9-7-4) in the first round on Friday evening at 8:00 p.m. The other first-round matchup that night will feature USC (9-7-4) taking on Pepperdine (13-5-1) at 5:30 p.m. Friday's winners will meet in the second round on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
It marks the second year in a row that both San Diego and USC have ended up at UCLA for the first and second rounds of the tournament. In 2002, UCLA defeated USC, 1-0 in double-overtime in the second round.
The Bruins defeated Pepperdine, San Diego and USC all by the same score (2-0) during the 2003 regular season.
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Pamela Dennis Hall, a noted 20th century artist, will have an exhibition of dog portraits, called "The Comforts of Home" at the William Secord Gallery. This solo show opens on Feb. 13, and it will run throughout the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, which takes place on Feb. 15 and 16.
Hall, who hails from Cleveland OH and studied at Ohio State, is known for her sensitive and detailed studies of dogs. More than 20 of her works will be on display at the William Secord Gallery. The gallery is located at 52 E. 76th St. in New York City.
The William Secord Gallery specializes in fine 19th century dog and animal paintings. It's the only gallery of its type in North America. William Secord is the worldwide authority on 19th century dog painting. He's also the first author to explore dog art from its origins up to today.
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The first set remained on serve until late when the 48th-ranked Harrington picked up a break to lead 5-4 and eventually serve for the set victory. The entire second set would stay on serve as well, but Proskura, ranked 26th, played a solid tiebreaker to win 7-5 and send the match into a third. The final set played out much like the rest of the match with both players holding serve, however Proskura would break Harrington in the seventh game to lead 4-3, which would be all he needed to take the set, 6-4.
Proskura and Adams will be meeting for the third time this season with the most recent match coming in the Southeastern Conference Tournament where it went unfinished. In the regular-season meeting, Proskura won 3-6, 6-2, 6-1.
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On Jan. 22, 2014, actor Keith Wallace announced his new co-starring role in a film remake of John Russo's "Midnight."
The film, currently in pre-production, will be a remake of the 1982 original horror film. It is scheduled to begin filming this year.
Wallace, who resides in Naples, Fla., had more to say about "Midnight" and its producer.
"I've been working with the film's producer Joe Majestic. He is from W. Va. and will be in Fort Myers soon.
A film and TV organization in town, UFTA, hopes he will be their guest speaker while he is here."
Wallace shared about his first acting experience and favorite gig.
"My first film role was a real test as to whether I really wanted to get into acting. I was asked to dress in drag! The film was 'Tacklebox' (1999) with Lou Hernandez as director.
One of my favorite gigs was a TV commercial shot in Tampa. I must have planned and acted out the video audition well, as they ended up casting me for the part. My agency, Emerge, was the one who contacted me on that gig.
Now, I'm excited about this upcoming film!"
In addition to acting, Wallace is also a personal trainer, model and spokesperson (who is teleprompter proficient) as well as a college student. One can see, from his busy acting and studying schedule, that he learned from others' advice.
"I'm in my last semester at Hodges University in the Criminal Justice Bachelor's Program.
From my past acting experiences I was given all the necessary tools and advice from everyone in the business."
When it comes to the acting side of the "biz," Wallace gave some advice of his own.
"Advice for getting into acting is that you have to be willing to accept the role that you are picked for in order to break into the business. You have to show flexibility and be open to all roles. This will show casting directors and agents your broad range of skills. My doing the 'drag role' proves that, and it helped to launch my career!"
To learn more about the original horror film, Keith Wallace and Joe Majestic, go to "Midnight" (1982), John Russo on Facebook, Keith Wallace and Joe Majestic.
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Assistant State Attorney Tim Browning has been named to replace Levy County Judge Joseph Smith on the bench. Smith is due to retire on Dec. 31.
Gov. Charlie Crist's office announced the appointment Monday afternoon, just days after Smith was honored at a retirement reception.
Browning, a native of Miami, was chosen over two attorneys who have full-time practices in Levy County: Ronald Stephens and Charlotte Weidner.
A mistake by the Florida Department of Transportation District 2 office means Cedar Key will not get three promised bridge replacements.
The October announcement that four bridges would be replaced by the Florida DOT was a mistake, said Gina Busscher, Public Information Director for DOT District 2.
In late September, the DOT sent a memorandum of agreement to the Levy County Commission, which was approved with much public fanfare and sent back to DOT.
Chiefland is a bit closer to having a new fire chief.
In a special meeting at City Hall Monday afternoon, the city commissioners picked six applicants from a pool of 29 who had applied for the position, which was left open after Fire Chief John Ward was fired last month.
Mayor Teal Pomeroy said the commission based its choices on three main criteria: previous job experience, education and whether or not the applicant was local.
"It definitely helps if they're local. It's an easier fit for the community," he said.
The Chiefland City Commission, at a special meeting Monday afternoon, gave Police Chief Robert Douglas high marks on his yearly performance evaluation and voted unanimously to approve the renewal of his employment agreement.
"I think the chief is doin' a great job," Vice-Mayor Teresa Barron said at the meeting. "People in the community love the chief. We love the chief."
Mayor Teal Pomeroy said Douglas' total points had increased a bit since his last evaluation.
The Chiefland Planning Board voted unanimously on Dec. 10 to recommend to the City Commission the annexation of property that contains the city's new wellhead.
The property, about 35 acres, is not physically connected to the city's boundaries and is surrounded on three sides by property owned by the Suwannee River Water Management District—the original owners of the water well field property.
Bill Hammond, building and zoning director, said the annexation would "give them (the city) more say" about what happens on or near the property.
This year's Christmas and Winter Festival Parade, which took place on Dec. 5, was bigger, brighter, and better than ever. The enthusiastic entries and over 25 floats made the judges' job tough, and resulted in some tied scores.
The Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce congratulates the following as standing out above the rest of the best. Parade award winners are:
1st Place winner:Girl Scouts of Bronson Troop 970
Tied for 2nd Place: Double Sink 4-H Club, Jones Plumbing Airboat No. 3, Joe's Towing
Holiday Duet marries chopper,
color red with seasonal music
Actors singing traditional songs of the season, admission to the "Art of the Chopper" and "Red" exhibitions, and tasty holiday treats are all included in the Holiday Duet program offered by the Ocala Civic Theatre and Appleton Museum of Art of Central Florida Community College.
Admission is $18 per person and tickets are available at the Appleton Museum, Ocala Civic Theatre and online at www.AppletonMuseum.or, and www.ocalacivictheatre.com.
State Rep. Leonard Bembry, D-Greenville, has been appointed Democratic Ranking Member for the Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Committee for the 2010 Legislative Session.
The Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Committee deliberates and votes on legislation involving agriculture and natural resources matters.
Chiefland's girls basketball team picked up its first win of the season last Friday, defeating struggling Bronson 48-32.
The win provided some relief for Indians' coach Chris Wilson and his rebuilding team, while Eagles coach Greg Hamilton said there's still plenty of work to do with his squad.
"Any time we can get a (win), it's a good thing," Wilson said.
Chiefland took control early, building a quick 10-0 lead as Jasmie Mitchem played a strong inside game for six quick points.
Reggie McClendon, a freshman defensive back at MacMurray College and Chiefland High School graduate, was selected to the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference All-Conference team last week.
McClendon, a criminal justice major, was picked to the second team all-conference for the UMAC, joining 10 other MacMurray players who received the honor.
"I think it's a big accomplishment, as a freshman," McClendon said. "But I look forward to getting first team next year."
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The National Theatre's critically-acclaimed double bill, Untold Stories, transfered to the Duchess Theatre for a short season of theatre breaks from March 22 2013.
Untold Stories Theatre Breaks are no longer available. Check here to find out what is now on at the Duchess Theatre.
Untold Stories features two autobiographical recollections by Alan Bennett (The History Boys, Forty Years On, The Habit of Art, The Madness of George III).
Olivier Award-winning actor Alex Jennings plays Alan Bennett in both pieces.
The Duchesss Theatre is down by the Aldwych end of the Strand. The 3 star Travelodge Covent Garden is just the other side of Covent Garden and the 4 star Strand Palace Hotel is just round the corner on the Strand. For 5 star choices you can'y go far wrong with the Savoy itself! Nearest tube is Covent Garden but itr can get a bit manic at the end of the evening… walk along to Charing Cross, or up to Holborn for a slightly more relaxed time of it rather than battling with the lifts if you are thinking of staying outside of the West End.


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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (Ultimate Edition Blu-ray)
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Cover date: April 15, 2009
Main Story: "They Who Taught Us"
Main Writers: Kurt Busiek
Main Pencillers: Mark Bagley
Main Inker: Art Thibert
Main Colorist: Pete Pantazis
Cover Art: Tom Derenick and Wayne Faucher
Back-Up Story: "Not What Heroes Do"
Back-Up Story Writer: Kurt Busiek and Fabian Nicieza
Back-Up Story Penciller: Scott McDaniels
Back-Up Story Inker: Andy Owens
Back-Up Colors: Allen Passalaqua
Reviewed by: Barry Freiman with Neal Bailey and Jeffrey Bridges
Alfred sits alone in the Batcave annoyed.
The heroes discover the hidden pieces of Batman's, Wonder Woman's, and Superman's lives.
Lois throws Ma Kent's chocolate chip cookies at Clark.
Gangbuster and Charity are off to rescue Tarot - still.
Meanwhile, up north, the bad guys plot and scheme.
The emotionless three and the JLA/JSA head north to take the fight to the bad guys.
To be continued...
Konvikt wanders the Arctic. He runs into the Dreambound who want him to be a hero and help save the world.
On the anti-matter Earth, the Crime Syndicate fight to save their world and they are fully aware of the irony. Enigma appears and asks for their help.
To be continued...
Main Story - 1: Martha Kent doesn't make cookies. She makes pie. Can't you even get the little things right?
Main Art - 2: Wasted talent wastes talent.
Back-Up Story - 1: The Dreambound are suddenly good guys? Sure Primat was leaning in that direction but the rest have gone from ambivalence to super-protectors in another huge logic leap. This isn't a story - it's two unconnected stories, neither of which were meaty enough to fill the entire issue.
Back-Up Art - 2: The art is really sloppy. There's no more spine to the art than there is in Enigma's body.
Cover Art - 2: I'm so bored I need a new word for bored. Inaction in action.
Neal's Review:
Main Story - 1: This is page 1:
"Miss Lane" "Alfred" and "Firestorm" as names in dialogue for our benefit, not theirs, long after the characters and their names have been established in the narrative. This despite Raven appearing sans introduction, with no name.
Eastern Europe as a caption instead of, say, a picture of anything from Eastern Europe, seeing as this is a comic book.
"Gotham City" put before "The Batcave," just in case we might mysteriously somehow mistake the location of the Batcave as Metropolis.
Explanation of what the Justice League is doing when that would be infinitely more cool than watching Lois and Alfred talk about it.
A reporter who files reports every few hours.
Mr. Terrific, an avowed atheist and scientist, suggesting that they use mystics to quantify some residual energy they cannot get a grasp upon. Sigh.
The astonishing revelation that all of this happened in one page, and would be sufficient to 1 a review.
End page 1.
Now, this is like coming upon dead fish in a barrel and saying, "Look! I killed this!" But I can't. Suffice it to say, there are other crummy things at work here. The wasted Alfred page. The need of the Trinity to wax in a completely antithetical way to the character that's been established (what little there is) over ten or so issues. Krona explaining his plans to people who well know it despite it already being in motion for our benefit, despite the fact that it was explained last issue.
The Kanjar Ro self-extrapolation was especially, particularly awful, for most of the same reasons mentioned above.
I mean, writing this, I feel terrible, you feel terrible. I don't wish Mr. Busiek ill, and I wanted this to be a good series. It's just not. It's really not. It's abysmally awful. It is written in a fashion that is both rushed and padded, which is to say, it seems like this is a series that is fifty-two issues in length simply because it wanted to be fifty-two issues in length, not because the story, the characters, or the concept could bear any of it.
Main Art - 4: Despite an insane schedule, Bagley manages to make the art still pop, no matter the concepts behind it. There are some missing backgrounds, but not nearly so many here as has been typical, and some really strong work in terms of unique visualizations. The bodies coming out of Krona's device, the Batcave, and even the opening splash.
The lone exception, I think, is the UN guy on the bottom of the double splash who looks like he has some weird kind of Liefeld sideye.
Back-Up Story - 3: Konvikt and the Dreambound teaming up is pat and obvious. I also can't stand any of the characters on either team.
The scene on Earth-3, however, was pretty darned well executed for the most part, if a bit indulgent. It still has an air of inherent contradiction, though, because Enigma apparently still has his powers, and yet he's letting the world fall to hell.
Beyond that, he knows how to make the tech that can get you between universes, so why does he need the CSA?
Back-Up Art - 5: The CSA scenes are great because of the art in many ways, and it's the only way I could even begin to stand the scenes with Konvikt and the Dreambond. Great stuff.
Cover Art - 1: I understand why WW has her shield up. It looks like Bats is trying to pulverize it with his groin. Beyond that, man, Blue Superman needs to go on a diet and regrow a foot. Wonder Woman also looks like her spine is broken. Either that, or she grew two extra ribs. Sweet god.
To say nothing of the lackluster subject chosen for the cover, which is about as enthralling as an alka-seltzer enema.
Jeffrey's Review:
Main Story - 1: I barely made it through this issue. I stopped reading it no less than FIVE times, and I'm only talking about the main story.
I stared at my cat laying on the floor for a while. Once I got distracted by the large blank white wall in front of me, but that's not "Trinity's" fault. I mean, after all, a blank white wall is ten times more interesting.
Main Art - 3: Nothing special...
Back-Up Story - 1: Stopped another three times. Did you know light switches go both up AND down?
Now THAT is interesting.
Back-Up Art - 3: ...nothing horrible. Just is.
Cover Art - 3: Despite my complete apathy toward this book, this issue and those character designs, this cover is at least more interesting than the last six or so.
January 2009
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Michigan is once again preparing for its second snowstorm in a week along with expected record breaking temperatures that could go as low as 12 to 16 degrees below zero!
That's all it takes to get us Michiganders into snowstorm preparation mode, the first stop is always to the supermarket, followed by a quick trip to the gas station. Besides making sure you have your wallet, don't forget your patience and a smile, it really gets crazy out there at times like this, but it also seems to bring out the kindness and the best in most people.
The next couple of steps are just as important as food and gas, but sometimes are overlooked until you need them. Check out the list below to make sure that you are fully prepared to get through a winter storm, courtesy of the Michigan Committee for Severe Weather Awareness.
At home:
1. Make sure you keep handy a battery-powered flashlight, extra food (canned or dried food is best), can opener, and bottled water. Also remember to charge all mobile and home telephones.
2. Make sure everyone has a warm coat, hat and gloves, and keep extra blankets available.
3. Don't forget your pets. Make sure they have enough food and water, and keep them indoors, because animals also feel the effects of wind chill.
4. Be aware of potential fire and carbon monoxide hazards if you plan to use an emergency heating source such as a fireplace, wood stove or space heater.
1. Avoid overexertion when shoveling, pushing a car, or walking in deep snow.
2. Walk carefully on snowy, icy sidewalks.
3. Wear loose-fitting, lightweight warm clothing in layers with a waterproof outer layer, and don't forget your hat and gloves.
4. Most important – understand the hazards of wind chill. As the wind increases, heat is carried away from your body which could lead to severe hypothermia.
Staying safe and healthy is your number one goal during any storm, but don't forget to have some fun. Take advantage of this time, make it a family game day, stay in your pajamas, drink hot chocolate, and enjoy the beautiful view outside from inside!


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Developed by the WGA and spearheaded by the guild's New Media Caucus "to encourage storytelling excellence in videogames, to improve the status of writers, and to begin to encourage uniform standards" within the gaming industry, this new award aims to spotlight a wide range of quality work by videogame writers, raising their profiles and validating their contributions to this rapidly maturing medium.
"Videogames are written and many are written very well. By recognizing the skill and craft of videogame writing, the Writers Guilds intend to raise the profile of these writers so that they can get WGA contracts and benefits for this work. We aim, we shoot, we score," commented WGAW President Patric M. Verrone.
"Writers are finally being recognized and valued in the videogame industry. Both artistically and financially, videogames matter - and videogame writers matter to the WGA," commented WGAW New Media Caucus member Jay Lender.
"This is the first time game writers have been honored by their peers in the writing community, and it's an important step toward the WGA's goal of covering everything that moves on a screen," added fellow caucus member Micah Wright. Both Wright and Lender were instrumental in making the Videogame Writing Award a reality this year.
Qualifications to be eligible for the WGA Videogame Writing Award include:
Preliminary judging for the Videogame Writing Award will be done by panels comprised of New Media Caucus and/or WGA members active in the field of videogame writing. Final judging will be handled by a special panel of writers from the New Media Caucus and/or guild members who have been active in writing for videogames.
The 2008 Writers Guild Awards will be held on Saturday, February 9, 2008, simultaneously at the Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles and the Hudson Theatre at the Broadway Millennium Hotel in New York City.
For complete information about the 2008 Writers Guild Awards submission process, guidelines, and official entry forms, visit WGA.org's Awards section or www.wgaeast.org.
Further inquiries about the WGA Videogame Writing Award may be directed to Melissa Gage in the WGAW Awards Department at (323) 782-4571; email: Melissa Gage, or to Marsha Manns in the WGAE Awards Department at 212-767-7805, email: Marsha Manns.
For press inquiries about the 2008 Writers Guild Awards Los Angeles show, please contact Gregg Mitchell in the WGAW Communications Department at: (323) 782-4574, email: Gregg Mitchell.
For press inquiries about the 2008 Writers Guild Awards New York show, please contact Sherry Goldman in the WGAE Public Relations Department at (718) 224-4133 or email: Sherry Goldman.
The Writers Guild of America, West (WGAW) and the Writers Guild of America, East (WGAE) represent writers in the motion picture, broadcast, cable, and new media industries in both entertainment and news.


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I'm using ubuntu 11.10 as my HTPC OS on ION board. Tearing was always a big problem but this guide (http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/01/how-to-fix-video-tearing-in-videos-nvidia-ubuntu/) used to solve it in previous versions. I mean it used to because it doesn't solve it anymore.
I tried making same changes (although compiz config is little different and same options are in different panels) but with no success. I also tried to manually set resolution and refresh rate of HDTV in nvidia settings - no changes at all.
I know that open source drivers would solve a problem but it's not an option because I need VDPAU acceleration.
I've also read that completely disabling of Composite solves the problem - can't do that because compizconfig-settings-manager crashes on attempt.
More info about setup:
- Ubuntu 11.10 64bit
- Nvidia ION board
- newest official version of proprietary driver
- SMplayer with vdpau settings
- Full HD HDTV


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Looking for PS2 clan for SWBF1
No mic as of yet, but am looking for team players who are interested in taking a more strategic approach to, well, totally destroying the opposition.
Let me know if your clan is recruiting and doesn't suck, haha. :shades2:
EDIT: I suppose I should say that I do particularly well with a blaster, but I enjoy finding a great hiding spot to pick off enemies with a sniper rifle. I don't care about the glory of having a **** load of kills on my stats, as I would rather play my part with the team and do whatever is necessary to help my team (planting mines, setting up traps, cover fire, etc.)
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On Tuesday, July 15, 2014, Athletes and celebrities came together for the American Federation for Children's (AFC) 3rd Annual Champions for Choice in Education Pre-ESPY event, held on the roof of the Luxe Hotel in Los Angeles.
Art San, celebrity sports therapist, author, public speaker, and trainer came out to support and interact with the guests. Known as "the Pain Eraser" Art is an expert in his field, specializing in chronic pain associated with sports-related injuries. Art owns the Pain and Wellness Center of Los Angeles. This Center is lauded as second to none in providing long-term pain relief from migraines, TMJ, frozen shoulder, bursitis, tendonitis, carpal tunnel, sciatica, lumbago, and plantar fasciitis, to name just a few.
Art holds a license in Massage Therapy, and certificates in substance abuse counseling, hypnotherapy, life coaching, health education, dispute/suicide prevention, and reflexology.
An invite-only affair, the AFC's Champions for Choice in Education Pre-ESPY event began with dinner, as AFC spokesperson Kevin P. Chavous and others highlighted the work of Champions for Choice. The evening featured a musical performance by Grammy-nominated R&B singer Kelly Price. Other celebrity and sports guest in attendance included Academy Award-winning actor Louis Gossett, Jr., ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith, Hollywood Exes' Nicole Murphy and Shameka Lawerence, WNBA hall of famer Lisa Leslie, boxing champion Laila Ali, and Basketball Wives L.A.'s Sundy Carter and Laura Govan.
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Lama glama
- Camelidae
- Up to 20 years.
- Length: 5 to 7 feet
- Weight: 200 to 400 pounds
- Mountains, alpine grassland, plateaus, and shrub lands
- Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, and Chile.
- However, there are no true wild llamas.
- Wild: Grasses, herbs, shrubs, lichens; chews cud.
- The llama does not drink much water, getting most of its moisture from the plants it eats.
- Zoo: Timothy hay, and llama chow.
- Female llamas are "induced ovulators" which means they mate first and then the egg follows. Usually, it is the other way for most mammals.
- The gestation period can last approximately 350 days (11 to 11 ½ months).
- Usually, llamas give birth to a single young or "cria" as they are called in South America.
- Twins are very rare.
- Females do not lick the cria clean after birth due to their short, attached tongue which can only stick out around ½ inch.
Unique Characteristics
- The mouth has a divided upper lip and continually growing teeth, allowing it to graze tough grasses.
- Llamas are ruminants, meaning they rechew their food after is has passed through some of the chambers of the stomach before digesting it again.
- This way, they get maximum nutrients from their food.
Special Adaptations
- The camel families are the only mammals that have oval red blood cells for more efficient oxygen transport.
- They walk on pads at the end of their toes instead of their hooves so they can travel easily over rocky ground.
- Wool protects them from harsh climates.
- When angry or under attack, they spit up a foul smelling liquid from their stomach.
- The Andean Indians used llamas in many ways.
- They carried goods, produced meat, wool and leather.
- They used their fatty tissue for candles, made rope and garment with the hair, made sandals from the hide, and even used the dry dung for fuel.
- The Spanish Conquistadors used nearly 300,000 llamas to haul silver from the Incan mines when they invaded South America in the 1500s.
Conservation Status
- In the U.S. today, llamas are used as pack animals and for their wool, although, both these uses are becoming obsolete.
- Llamas are not currently listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) because they are domestic animals.
- CITES Appendices. Accessed December 2012. www.cites.org
- IUCN Red List of Endangered Species. Accessed December 2012. www.iucnredlist.org
- Lama glama (Linnaeus, 1758). Encyclopedia of Life. Accessed December 2012. www.eol.org/pages/309018
- Burnie, Dave and Don E. Wilson. Smithsonian Institution. Animal: The Definitive Visual Guide to the World's Wildlife.New York, New York. DK Publishing, Inc. 2001.


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|Hallice Cooke Bio
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Release: 07/01/2013
Career Statistics Through 2013-14 Season
2013-14 Game-by-Game Statistics
FRESHMAN (2013-14): Played in all 32 games and started the final 18 … Averaged 8.2 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.1 blocked shots in 26.3 minutes per game … Named Pac-12 All-Freshmen Honorable Mention … Finished second in the Pac-12 in three-point field goal percentage (.456) … Made 41 three-pointers, the fourth most by a freshman in Oregon State history … Dished out 80 assists, the ninth most by a freshman in Oregon State history … Finished second on the team in assists (80) and steals (27) … Scored in double figures 10 times and scored 20-plus points two times … Made a three-pointer in 13 consecutive games from December to February … Made collegiate debut in the season opener against Coppin State (11/10) … Scored first career points on a fast break layup after a steal in the first half against Portland (11/13) … Made first career three-pointer and had first career blocked shot at Maryland (11/17) … Scored in double figures for the first time with 12 points against Quinnipiac (12/29) … Got first career start against Stanford (1/9) … Scored a career-high 23 points in the final game against Radford (3/19) … Also had career highs with 10 field goals made and 14 field goal attempts against Radford … Grabbed a career-high eight rebounds against Oregon (3/12) in the Pac-12 Tournament … Had a career-high six assists at USC (2/27) … Made a career-high four three-pointers at Utah (1/4) and against UCLA (2/2) … Made all eight free throw attempts at Oregon (2/16) … Had a career-high three steals in three games … Played a career-high 42 minutes at Arizona State (2/6).
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, N.J. in 2013 … Ranked the 45th best guard in the nation by Rivals.com … Lettered three years for head coach Bob Hurley … Averaged 12.0 points and 1.5 rebounds as a senior on a team that finished 28-2 … Averaged 7.1 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists as a junior when team won second of back-to-back New Jersey Tournament of Champions titles … Earned MVP honors at 2013 SNY Invitational after scoring game-high 22 points as St. Anthony won its 81st consecutive game, 52-45, over Long Island Lutheran at City College … Played in West Coast All-Star Classic, Mary Kline Classic and Schoolboy Classic in 2013 … Played on Sports U AAU team that finished 2012 season ranked in the top 10 in the nation … Member of National Honor Society and Honor Roll … Elected class officer … Graduated with a 3.0 GPA.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 5, 1995 in Harlem, N.Y. … Son of Robert and DeLayne Cooke … Father is a credit manager and mother is a housewife … Has a brother, Jarryd, and sister, Krystal … Chose Oregon State because "of the nice people, positive environment and my relationship with the coaching staff" … Biggest athletic thrill to date is "winning the national championship in high school" … Favorite athlete is Kyrie Irving … Hobbies are collecting sneakers and ping pong … Major is undecided.


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Yellow Ribbon Program for Veterans
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law participates in the Post-9/11 GI Bill Yellow Ribbon Program for JD programs. The following information applies for the 2015-16 academic year. Information regarding the 2016-17 academic year should be available in April 2016.
If a student is eligible for the Yellow Ribbon Program, the Law School will award that student a Yellow Ribbon Grant of up to half of the remaining tuition and required fees after the standard Post 9-11 GI Bill payment, and the VA will match this same amount, not to exceed tuition and required fees. Please note that if you apply for financial aid and are awarded a Law School scholarship, the Law School Yellow Ribbon Grant may replace the Law School scholarship as long as you remain Yellow Ribbon eligible. The maximum award amount is contingent upon the VA's private school cap published on the VA website and the student's enrollment status (full vs. part-time).
VA regulations state that students must exhaust the full Post-9/11 GI Bill benefit for the academic year ($21,084.89) before any Yellow Ribbon funding will be paid.
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Bosshardt, S; Degonda, N; Schmidt, C F; Boesiger, P; Nitsch, R M; Hock, C; Henke, K (2005). One month of human memory consolidation enhances retrieval-related hippocampal activity. Hippocampus, 15(8):1026-1040.
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We studied the role of the hippocampus in memory retrieval at 1 day and 1 month following associative learning of word pairs. Retrieval-related brain activity was recorded using functional magnetic resonance imaging in 20 healthy students, of which 12 were good learners and eight were poor learners. At the day lag, the poor learners exhibited enhanced neural recruitment in the hippocampus and neocortex to reach a retrieval performance comparable to that of the good learners. Over the 20 subjects, there was a positive correlation between retrieval-related hippocampal activity at the day lag and forgetting over the month retention interval (the greater the activity, the more forgetting). Although the poor learners' retrieval performance declined dramatically from the day to the month lag, the good learners maintained a high retrieval performance, which distinguishes them as good memory consolidators. Their retrieval-related hippocampal and neocortical activity increased from the day to the month lag. This increase was observed both when retrieval performance was matched between the day and the month lag and when the learning procedure for information retrieved at the day and the month lag was matched. This activity increase in the task-specialized neural network from the day lag to the month lag may reflect an increase in task demands or the proliferation of hippocampal-neocortical memory traces during memory consolidation as suggested by the multiple trace theory.
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Even as grown-ups, we often realize that we are not quite sure how to deal with strong emotions, such as anger, sadness, or disappointment. Actually, sometimes we might not even be sure why we feel the way we do, so we first need to identify the cause and then try to deal with the problem. Now, imagine how difficult it must be for a child to cope with something as strong as anger when he/she cannot yet conceptualize what this feeling means and why it is so overwhelming. As parents, teachers, or counselors, it is our duty to help children understand these feelings and learn how to deal with them in a way that won't be hurtful to them or those around them. Author and Mental Health Counselor Esther Adler brings a series of books that will make it easier for parents and teachers to discuss these strong feelings with the little ones in a fun and engaging way.
'Angry: Helping Children Cope with Anger' is the first book in the ColorFeelingTM series. Each book presents a feeling that is associated with a color and an animal character, so that children can better visualize what that particular emotion brings and how it can make them feel. For instance, in this first book, anger is associated with the color red. After this is established, on the following pages, the brightly colored illustrations and the simple, yet compelling story describe the physical changes anger may cause, so that kids would recognize it better. Then, the author gives a couple of situations that might make a child feel angry. At the end of the book, there are optional activities and worksheets on which children can work alone or in a group.
'Angry: Helping Children Cope with Anger' is the perfect choice for a group of younger children, because they can do the activities together. It is very healthy for them to discuss what makes them angry not only because they will learn more about themselves this way, but also because they can learn more about their peers and about how they should react when someone else gets angry. They will soon understand that the trick is to recognize anger, process it, and then find solutions to it.
Both parents and teachers will find 'Angry: Helping Children Cope with Anger' very helpful. The amazing illustrations will immediately get the children's attention, and the fun story will lead them to a deep message that will stick with them and help them deal with any overwhelming situation. All the books in the ColorFeelingTM series are very well-thought and cleverly structured, so parents will probably want to have the whole collection for their children.


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Dr. Gerstner is an expert in queer film theory, masculinity studies, the intersections of race and queerness, and French cinema. This visit will promote cross disciplinary discussions for students and faculty interested in queer theory, film studies, and cultural analysis more broadly. Dr. Gerstner's visit will overlap with SAC's core graduate seminar, Film Theories, taught by Dr. Matthew Solomon. The discussion series will be open to undergraduate and graduate students from across the university to encourage greater interaction and enrichment across the disciplines.
Dr. Gerstner will be visiting the university from Tuesday, November 5th until Thursday, November 7th, with the following schedule of events (times for events are still flexible depending on room availability)
Tues. Nov. 5, 7pm: Lecture and Screening on Christophe Honoré's 2007 queer musical Les chansons d'amour delivered by Dr. Gerstner
Wed. Nov. 6, noon: Panel discussion on queer views of French cinema and its contributions to contemporary discussion in queer theory featuring Dr. David Gerstner and Josh Morrison, PhD student in Screen Arts and Cultures
Wed. Nov. 6, 6pm: SAC 601 Film Theories Screening of Philippe Vallois' Johan (1976), with introductory comments by Dr. Gerstner
Thurs. Nov. 7, noon: Brown bag lunch with graduate students and Dr. Gerstner discussing publishing queer work in the humanities
Thurs. Nov. 7, 3pm: SAC 601 Film Theories Open Seminar discussing the place of queer theory and methodologies in cinema studies
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The San Francisco Boat Show this weekend at McCovey Cove, Thursday, January 23 through Sunday, January 26, will be the first ever and promises everything for every level of sailor, from luxury yachts to sail boats to paddle boarding in the Cove. If you have ever wanted to try sailing, take a free lesson. Fishing enthusiasts will be able to check out the latest fishing vessels. Cruisers will have a look at entry level cruising boats.
Related: Pier 39 boating attractions
There's a lot more with family activities, hands-on demos, sailing equipment and sailing seminars. Visit the paddleboarding attraction at the Try It Cove at Pier 48 or take a two or three hour power boat lesson on the water. Fred's Shed hosts interactive learning.
If you miss the epic America's Cup #34 and can't wait until #35 begins, this should help tide you over (get it, tide?).
Related: America's Cup winner takes all-ORACLE TEAM USA
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WHEN: Thursday, January 23, 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Friday, January 24, 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday, January 25, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday, January 26, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
WHERE: McCovey Cove & Pier 48 – Adjacent to AT&T Park
24 Willie Mays Plaza
San Francisco, California 94107
TICKETS: $12/adults (16 and older)/Free to youth 15 and under if accompanied by paying adult.
DISCOUNTS: BART ticket holders-$2 discount. Giants season ticket holders-50% off adult admission.
Active military personnel, firemen and police are admitted FREE with ID.
Advance tickets can be purchased at SFBoatShow.com.
Bike riders will have an easy flat cruise along the Embarcadero. Muni goes to the park but allows no bikes. A pleasant and scenic walk from Embarcadero BART.
Official show guide here
For more information: www.SFBoatShow.com; www.twitter.com/SFBoatShow; www.facebook.com/sanfranciscoboatshow
Check out youth sailing around the Bay at www.SailSFBay.org, particularly the 75 year old program on Oakland's Lake Merritt. Cal Sailing (unrelated to the university) at the Berkeley marina offers a cooperative program based on volunteering.
For more stories by this writer check out CBS San Francisco's website under Eye on the Bay, San Francisco arts & culture "Best Of"; and San Francisco Arts & Culture on Examiner.com. Subscribe by hitting the SUBSCRIBE button at the top of this article.
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