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Stanford, Calif. - No. 14 Stanford bested California 15-14 this afternoon for the Cardinal's second consecutive Mountain Pacific Lacrosse League (MPLL) title. Stanford improves to 14-4 on the season as the Cardinal came back from a two-goal deficit for the win. In the consolation match, Denver took third place in the conference with a 13-10 win over UC Davis.
In the MPLL Championship game, the Cardinal came out strong and took a 2-0 lead in the first 3:11, but the Golden Bears stayed close and tied the game at 2-2. Both teams paced each other before Cal broke out on a 3-0 scoring drive with two goals by midfielder Carley Preble. Stanford and California tacked on one goal apiece as the Golden Bears took an 8-6 lead at the half.
After the break, Stanford sophomore Kelsey Twist netted her first goals of the day as the Cardinal put together a 4-3 drive in the first nine minutes. The Cardinal's Kim Cahill chalked up her second goal of the day with 13:55 left in the game to tie the match at 11-11, but back-to-back goals by California's Colleen O'Mara and Molly Brady put the Cardinal back in a two-point deficit with 12:34 remaining in the contest. Stanford posted four unanswered goals in the next 3:26, including two by Twist, to take a 15-13 lead. Golden Bears' midfielder Julianne Wu added her third goal of the match on a free position shot to cut their deficit to one with 2:43 left to play, but a Christina Saikus save and a pipe shot in the final two minutes kept Cal from tying the match and gave the Cardinal the 15-14 win and the MPLL Championship.
In the third place contest, both teams scored in the first few minutes for a 1-1 tie, but the Pioneers closed out the last 7:35 of the first half with a 3-0 run for a 7-5 halftime margin. Denver's Courtnay Gerl netted three goals in the second half as the Pioneers went on to to the 13-10 win.
Consolation Match
Championship Match
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Denver Scorers: Patience Baldwin 3, Courtnay Gerl 3, Steph Greenlees 3, Mariana Spry 2, Tanya Fuchs 1, Sarah Medwell 1.
Denver Assists: Tanya Fuchs 2, Patience Bladwin 1, Beth Cordova 1.
UC Davis Scorers: Jaime Fitzpatrick 4, Kate Hanson 3, Naomi Coffman 1, Leslie Kado 1, Tiffany Lee 1.
UC Davis Assists: Jaime Fitzpatrick 2, Leslie Kado 2.
Saves: Kristen Braasch (Davis) 8; Steph Scneider (Denver) 10.
Records: Denver 8-6; UC Davis 9-8.
Stanford Scorers: Nina Pantano 4, Kelsey Twist 4, Kim Cahill 3, Claire Calzonetti 3, Abbi Hills 1.
Stanford Assists: Abbi Hills 2, Kelsey Twist 2, Sarah Bach 1, Megan Burker 1, Cassie Harvey 1.
California Scorers: Molly Brady 5, Colleen O'Mara 4, Julianne Wu 3, Carley Preble 2.
California Assists: Colleen O'Mara 2.
Saves: Christina Saikus (Stanford) 7; Eden Coehlo (Cal) 7.
Records: Stanford 14-4, California 11-6.
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Have you ever experienced not wanting to listen to the whispers of your Soul?
Last week I had an argument with my Soul about flying across country for my business. In the end, my body had to take me out of the discussion. I got sick. I wasn't going to San Diego. Period. And that's the end of the story. And yet I so wanted to go to San Diego.
It was the hardest decision I've had to make in a long time. Never was I so torn. It was painful, to be honest. My suitcase was packed and standing in the hallway, the taxi on its way, the last phone calls made, and yet somewhere deep inside of me I knew that I should not go against my inner GPS. But I wanted to. Who turns around 30 minutes before departure time?
I had been looking forward for months to meeting with our mastermind business group in San Diego. A few days before, I started feeling sick, but I had plenty of hope that I would shrug off this bug.
The morning of my departure I woke up early and heard the voice of my Soul telling me I couldn't go. I argued that I would miss out on a fantastic business opportunity and that I had to go.
I ignored the fact that I felt very sick, which was a sign I should stay in bed and not push through. Silently I wondered if I had been pushing myself too much lately. Maybe I should just "be more and do less."
My inner pusher didn't like the idea of canceling the event. I am unstoppable in reaching my goals, and normally nothing holds me back.
Can you relate to a situation like this when one part of you wants something so badly and another part, your inner knowing, tells you to do the opposite? It drove me crazy.
The day before I had called my girlfriends, talked with my husband, and pulled at least eight oracle cards to help me decide what to do. I needed an answer to my burning question.
All of them pointed out that I should NOT GO. I needed rest and to nurture myself, so I'd better shut off of my logical mind to figure out why I couldn't go.
It was weird because it's my second nature to tune into the guidance of my Soul. And in this case I felt confused because I wasn't willing to listen. I wanted to go, no matter what.
And then 30 minutes before departure I got cold feet. I felt scared to go against my Soul's council. I'd almost never done that, and I feared the consequences.
With a bleeding heart, I wrote my coach that I wasn't coming, sent the taxi back, and climbed back into bed. It felt good to listen to my inner GPS, I must admit.
Here's what I learned. There are 8 Rules of the Game:
#1. Sometimes we don't understand the logic of the Soul and will only figure out the reasons afterwards. However, we must be humble enough to obey.
#2. Our bodies are very honest, and we can't ignore what we feel. Your body's GPS always tells you the truth. Something needs attention when you're not feeling well.
#3. It takes courage to listen to your body and Soul and then deviate from your plan. Be open to see what happens when you do.
#4. It's okay to be confused. It gives you practice to talk with both parties. Being confused means not wanting to be with reality. Figure out what you're missing.
#5. There are times for pushing to achieve and times for listening to receive. Decide what is best for you. Ask your body how it feels when you decide either one.
#6. Be more and do less; that's the order of flow.
#7. If fear comes up, investigate if it's worth listening to. Don't back off. Dare to leave your comfort zone.
#8. No worries if you ignore the voice of your Soul, but be aware of the consequences ((smile)).
To come back to my first question: Who turns around 30 minutes before departure time?
You only turn around if you're really clear that it isn't the fear that's stopping you, but the love of your Soul that's guiding you to your best destiny.
Using her own life as living proof that extraordinary choices lead to an extraordinary life, Saskia Röell expertly helps others do the same. She's a Soul Purpose Coach, radio host, bestselling author, and co-author with Jack Canfield, Stephen Covey and Deepak Chopra. As an international speaker, clairvoyant healer and mother of five, Saskia empowers you to move out of your comfort zone, break through your fears, and go after your heart's desires. Get access to her free "Secret Soul Map to Your Dreams" Program here: http://www.YourSoulGuidance.com [3].


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The good news is that today, the number of appraisals and people looking for art have increased. Moore credits that, in part, to the Web site that was started three years ago, although he believes that the downtown location is certainly a plus. "This is where we've been the whole time. We get traffic from both the East and West sides of town. If we were to move, we'd lose our downtown corporate business."
The Bonfoey Gallery opened in 1893. Before 1900, it was known as Sheriff 's (when East Fourth Street was known as Sheriff 's Street), and was located at East Fourth Street and Prospect Avenue. Following a fire, it moved to where the House of Blues restaurant is now. It's currently on Eucid Avenue in the Theater District. Moore's father obtained full ownership in 1938 and worked there through 1993, until the day he died at age 87.
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By JEFF AMES and TONY COLYER
The Fish Fry Guys
For the Fryars, there's no better time than March, when we get to enjoy fish, beer and hoops. This past weekend we hit the trifecta with our favorite teams and favorite foods all featured at Holy Trinity, where the Fryars celebrated March Madness with some great grub and cold beers.
Fish: Holy Trinity gets their cod from Masterson's, hand-breads it and fries it under tents outside. Fryars' reviews ranged from "very good" to "best," and several complimented the baked fish. Not feeling a fish sandwich? Holy Trinity is the first to have oyster Po Boys, equally delicious.
Fryars' Score: 4.5 fish
Sides/Desserts: The homemade mac n' cheese is probably the best in the biz, and don't leave unless you've tasted the shrimp. The Fryars longed for a larger dessert selection, but the Girl Scouts hooked it up with an array of cookies. The baked beans and cole slaw also deserve a shout out.
Fryars' Score: 3.5 fish
Beverages: Holy Trinity features 16-ounce aluminum cans reasonably priced at $3 a pop. The Miller Lite Fryars were left disappointed, but they didn't hesitate to choose from the Bud Light products, which were plentiful.
Fryars' Score: 4 whole fish
Venue: Cafeteria seating was surprisingly easy. In a first, the Fryars were treated to live guitar music, and the young Fry-goer rocked it out. And speaking of hoops, the Fryars were also impressed with the well-organized 3-on-3 basketball tournament taking place in the gym, although some of us were disappointed there was an age limit for participants. For the record, the Fryars can still ball.
Fryars' Score: 4 whole fish
Friendliness: The Fryars haven't met many volunteers more easygoing than Holy Trinity's, who greeted the Fryars with open arms. Father Mark is quick to give a handshake and engage conversation with his guests.
Fryars' Score: 4 whole fish
Overall: Holy Trinity's laid-back atmosphere coupled with delicious fish and big beers makes it a must-visit for Fry patrons. Without a doubt one of this year's most enjoyable Frys.
Fryars' Score: 3.5 fish
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2010 Oscar Predictions: History awaits Kathryn Bigelow
All of Hollywood is a buzz over "Lockergate," the "scandal" where "Hurt Locker" producer Nicolas Chartier broke Academy rules by sending E-mails to members asking them to vote for his Best Picture nominee. Coming out just a week before member votes are due on Tuesday, March 2, it has cast doubt among many that "Locker" can upset "Avatar" in a David vs. Goliath match up for Oscar's most prestigious award. One race where this controversy should have no bearing, however, is Best Director.
Any filmmaker who continues to have the chance to direct major motion pictures can't necessarily be described as unlucky, but until recently Kathryn Bigelow's career hadn't met up to initial expectations. After receiving strong notices for the now cult vampire flick "After Dark" in 1987, Bigelow broke out with the 1989 Jamie Lee Curtis cop thriller "Blue Steel" which was a surprise performer at the box office. Her next studio flick was "Point Break" with Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze which initially received tepid reviews and was considered a financial disappointment considering Swayze was coming off the massive hit "Ghost" (as the years have passed "Break's" reputation has steadily improved). Bigelow then suffered another fall with the 1995 Sci-Fi thriller "Strange Days." The film was about 5-years ahead of its time (it was an internet-era film before anyone was using the web) and distributor 20th Century Fox clearly had no idea how to market it. The expensive picture was basically dumped and became another Bigelow film that found its followers years down the road. Unfortunately, that put her in dreaded "movie jail" where Hollywood shuts almost every door in your face until you force them to pry it open again. Things didn't get any better after the French-funded "The Weight of Water" was barely released in the United States in 2000. Her "comeback" was supposed to occur alongside Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson in 2002's submarine thriller "K-19: The Widowmaker," but Paramount Pictures torpedoed any chance of that happening by trying to release it during the competitive summer months. That bomb would force Bigelow to wait almost five years to make her next feature, but it seems to have been worth the wait.
Independently financed, Bigelow scraped together the funds for "Locker" with screenwriter/producer Mark Boal and Chartier to get the film off the ground. The picture made a splash when it debuted at the Toronto Film Festival in Sept. of 2008, but not many thought the Iraq-set picture with a no-name cast could truly break out at the multiplex. And to be fair, they were right. Released last summer, "Locker" only grossed $12 million, but was immediately a critic's favorite with Bigelow's direction getting a majority of the kudos. As the end of the year grew nearer, many thought it had a chance to get into the Oscar race, but few anticipated it would dominate the 2009 top ten lists and sweep almost every critic's group accolade. And among those honors, Bigelow herself started to be a regular winner (this has also helped "Locker" do a fairly brisk business on DVD and Blu-ray).
Even with the massive success of "Avatar," helmed by Bigelow's ex-husband and now good friend James Cameron, Bigelow continued to win directing awards including the crucial Director's Guild of America award. Bigelow became the first woman ever to win that recognition from her peers and would also accomplish the same feat if she wins the Oscar. Now, no one is denying that there has been a certain drumbeat among the Academy that "it's time" for a woman of Bigelow's caliber to finally win Best Director, but as the weeks have passed many voters have come to the realization that Bigelow may have just accomplished the most with the fewest tools or gadgets at her disposal. The fact that she's a woman has increasingly had nothing to do with it (isn't that a relief).
Now, Bigelow is definitely not a lock as the competition this year is impressive. Besides Cameron, you could argue that Lee Daniels ("Precious"), Quentin Tarantino ("Inglourious Basterds") and Jason Reitman ("Up in the Air") are also deserving of the big prize. Still, it would be a major surprise for Bigelow to get upset on Sunday night. It's simply, her "time."
The nominees:
Kathryn Bigelow, "The Hurt Locker"
James Cameron, "Avatar"
Lee Daniels, "Precious: Based on 'Push' a novel by Sapphire"
Jason Reitman, "Up in the Air"
Quentin Tarantino, "Inglourious Basterds"
Who Will Win: Bigelow for "Hurt Locker"
Who Should Win: Any of the nominees are deserving.
Upset Contender: If "Lockergate" has really upset the Academy, Cameron would be the most logical choice to sneak in here. However, the fact he's publicly said his preference is for Bigelow to win makes it extremely unlikely.
Look for more stone cold lock Academy Award predictions as the Academy Awards draw near. [Please note the updated rundown below.]
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I want to pick up a scripting language for real legacy hardware. It must be compilable for 16-bit. What may suffice?
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I don't know if Forth can be considered a scripting language, but it was born on 16-bit systems and compilers still exist for 16-bit.
There are several downloadable 16-bit Forth compilers on the Forth Compilers Page.
For instance Tom Zimmer's FPC V3.6, Forth (16-bit) for MS-DOS. Download (1.1 MB).
It very much depends what you mean by 16-bit - what hardware and OS are you meaning?
Assuming that you mean a 16-bit PC platform running MSDOS/DRDOS/FreeDOS/similar then you could try 4DOS which replaces command.com and adds, amongst many useful features, additional constructs to batch file processing.
I've not used it since the early/mid 90s, but the wikipedia page suggests it is still going and there is a free version that can be used with FreeDOS.


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The romantic fates of seven New Yorkers interweave as their lives and loves ebb and flow to the pulsing rhythms of the city they share. Tommy is a "bridge-and-tunnel" guy who yearns for a stable relationship after his breakup with a longtime girlfriend. Tommy gets counseling from the macho Carpo, but cruising the bars with Carpo is not what Tommy has in mind. Then Tommy encounters the gorgeous Maria, a spirited young teacher; sparks fly, but Maria is still smarting from the breakup of her teen marriage to Benjamin. Benjamin, in turn, has transferred his affections to sexy Ashley, a 19-year-old student and waitress. Ashley has her own affair going with married older man Griffin, a dentist whose blooming midlife crisis has not gone unnoticed by his beautiful wife Annie. Things come full circle when Annie, a real-estate agent, shows a loft to Tommy, kindling a flirtation that threatens to turn into full-blown seduction.
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If flaccid, identikit, breakdown-laden 'metal' is the disease, Necromancing the Stone is the cure. With their upcoming debut full-length, 'Jewel of the Vile', the group plans to vanquish 'Breakdownicus Gratuitous.'Read More
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Since 2005 the United States has reduced its CO2 output more than any other nation in the world, the latest report on President Barack Obama's diversified energy strategy released by the White House Council of Economic Advisers on Thursday noted.
CO2 output by the United States peaked in 2007. First through reduced demand when recession hit in 2007 then through greater diversity in energy sourcing to increase the use of clean alternatives along with the advancement of low-emission technology on dirtier fossil fuel sources the CO2 output has declined by approximately 10% since the 2007 high.
The president's energy strategy, known as "All-of-the-Above" is designed to minimize reliance on a very limited number of energy resources in favor of a broad approach encompassing a multitude energy resources: coal, geothermal, hydroelectric, natural gas, nuclear, oil, solar power, wood, and wind power.
Though cleaner than oil and coal, the report mentions that the Obama Administration does acknowledge the environmental risks associated with the exploration and extraction of natural gas and sees this energy resource as more of a transitional resource as cleaner methods of energy production become more available and more cost effective.
The expansion of existing and other renewable energy resources such as wind and solar has not only led to many new jobs added to the workforce, it has also reduced the U.S. trade deficit through the reduction in oil imports, the report noted.
According to a post on the White House Council of Economic Advisers webpage, Council chair Jason Furman and council member Jim Stock noted that the three main goals of the "All-of-the-Above" energy strategy are:
- "To support economic growth and job creation
- To enhance energy security
- To deploy low-carbon energy technologies and lay the foundation for a clean energy future"
In November of 2013 President Barack Obama announced that the United States had in October for the first time since 1995 produced more oil domestically than it imported from foreign sources.
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Video journalism, the process by which one person shoots, writes, and edits video for broadcast or the web, is a form of newsgathering taking hold in newsrooms of all kinds, by professionals and would-be citizen journalists around the world. Some proponents have celebrated it as an improved narrative form, one that uses more intimate, emotional documentary filmmaking techniques than conventional television. Its detractors consider it simply a cheaper way to make news. Video Journalism: Beyond the One-Man Band weighs in on the controversy while addressing two overall concerns: What is video journalism, exactly? And how do the stories created by video journalists compare with other forms of news?
This book presents more than two years of ethnographic research in a wide variety of contexts in the United States and the United Kingdom, including local newspapers, The New York Times, local television stations, the BBC, the Voice of America radio network, and several professional photographic workshops.
In a departure from other news ethnographies, this book takes a somewhat unusual approach in that the author observes video journalists at work in the field, not just in newsrooms, on stories ranging from an urban shooting to a presidential campaign visit. This approach offers a fascinating insider perspective for those in the field as well as those who aspire to it.
About the author(s)/editor(s)
Mary Angela Bock is a former journalist turned academic. Her previous career was spent primarily in local television news. She completed her PhD at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania. She has published articles in publications such as Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly; Journalism; Visual Communication Quarterly; The International Journal of Press and Politics; and New Media and Society. She also co-edited The Content Analysis Reader with Klaus Krippendorff. Bock has taught at Kutztown University in Pennsylvania and joined the faculty of the University of Texas at Austin in 2012.
«Video Journalism is a rare investigation at this point in time, demonstrating the kind of breadth and flexibility the field itself now demands. If you were setting out to produce a comprehensive understanding of this discipline, your storyboard would necessarily interweave the technical, practical, commercial, historical, ethical, vocational as well as the aesthetic. Mary Angela Bock has got the script down, providing a view of visual journalism as a fixed snapshot. More artfully and accurately, however, she also renders the workings of a discipline in an almost permanent state of flux.» (Michael Shaw, Publisher of 'BagNewsNotes.com')
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The story consists of the conversation at a dinner party between two couples. The husbands are soldiers in the opposing "white" and "black" armies that constantly wage war on the surface of the moon, warfare having been banished from the Earth. War is now fought on the surface of the moon as a kind of spectator sport, to satisfy mankind's warlike tendencies.
This is "Battlefield" by Harlan Ellison; first published as "His First Day at War" in the November 1958 issue of Space Travel. Previously identified as the answer to this question.
The dinner party is just a small part of the story, which begins on the moon. Here is some dinner conversation:
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The Nashbar Trekking Bike brings together all the best of the cycling world. You get nice, big 700c wheels for efficiency, control, and obstacle clearing, but you also get slick tires that are skinnier than mountain bike tires so you can still assault roads and streets without losing all your energy in the tires. Plus the Suntour suspension fork means you're ready for a little off-road, curb hopping, and gravel/dirt path riding when it suits you.
The Shimano Altus/Acera drivetrain gives you quick, efficient, and low-maintenance shifting...so you're never left skipping gears on a steep climb; and alloy riser bars and stem keep you more upright in the saddle so it's always comfortable on your joints and back.
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Great bike for little dough
By Morroted
from Morro Bay, CA
About Me Casual/ Recreational
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I spent a lot of time researching my hybrid bike purchase. Nothing came close to the Nashbar Trekking bike in terms of value. This is a solid bike with very decent components. Assembly was a breeze. The hardware required a bit of adjustment to make the bike fit and function properly, just watch a few YouTube videos on how to fit and adjust these bits. All in all, I couldn't be more pleased with the bike I got for the money I spent.
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Perfect bike
By Michael
from Kansas City, KS
Leisure use with family. I pull a weehoo with my 2 yr old and this bike delivers the best performance for the money. I didn't want to spend big money on a bike but didn't want a big box store type. This met my requirements, delivered to my house, assembly took about an hour, and comes with quality components.
Great bike
By Mike, a family man
from Canton, Ohio
I bought this bike after careful consideration. I wanted a bike that handled well on trails and can tow and be quick on the road. I am mechanically inclined so the assembly was easy. There are video tutorials for assembly of the Nashbar road bikes and it fit fairly well for this bike. I've never handled derailers and watched videos on how to adjust them, which is a great resource and knowledge to have. I was able to adjust the rear derailer without an issue. The front was too tricky so I took it to a bike shop. After three times of the chain popping off I suggested that the detailed needed adjusted on the post. Very smooth shifting now. I was told by the bike salesman it's a cool bike and a lady as I walked it out told me, "That bike is all bike". I added a bell and a wedge bag. This bike should provide a few years of entertainment with my family. Good buy, the parts alone cost more than what I paid for it. Thanks Nashbar!
Love this bike!
By Marcel66
from Pittsburgh, PA
This is my first bike in over 30 years, so I was a little nervous about buying it online...but it had such good reviews. I have to agree, this a great bike for the price. I didn't assemble it, but had a local bike shop put it together....the owner said it was a very good entry level hybrid bike with quality components. I picked it up from the bike shop and went straight to a local bike/walking/jogging trail, took it for a 15 mile ride...very happy with my purchase, even if I was a little sore the next day...lol. The only changes I might make are the seat (but I'm going to give my butt a chance to get used to it) and the grips (I have large hands and they started hurting after a while because the grips are standard size). The one thing I would note is that I got the 23" frame, and I'm 6'2" with a 34" pants inseam....and I have to set the seat at lowest level. I am just big enough to ride this size bike...which is fine with me, since any other bike I have ever rode on I felt like a giant.
Great Treking/Hybrid Bike
By Brunz
from Long Island NY
mostly around bike paths and some mountain biking. Handles very well, good balance of weight to bike size. Plenty of gears to use for all different speeds & duration of rides. It could be a little lighter but the front fork really helps with the rough roads & pot holes.
Great bike at a great price
By Strong-leg Johnson
from Ann Arbor, MI
About Me Commuter
I use this bike for rides between 20-40 miles. I'll be using it this summer for a 100 Mile ride. This bike is light, comfortable, and feels incredibly agile with the 700m tires. The brakes need a little adjustment out of the box, as you would expect with any bike. The front break comes un-assembled and you have to put it on yourself. No instructions on how to actually put the bike together, just a bunch of info sheets on what the pieces of the bike do. However, if you have ever picked up a wrench in your life, you will figure out how to put this bike together. Needs very minor adjustments out of the box but comes nearly completely assembled. OUTSTANDING job by the Nashbar team with shipping. This baby was wrapped in more padding than an NFL player and took me about 30 minutes with a Allen key to put together. Actually took me longer to unwrap than to put it together. Great job shipping. Front shocks work wonderfully, as does the seat shock. The front handlebars had to be adjusted as they were installed backwards at the factory but once again, if you know what a wrench looks like, you can figure it out. The derailleurs need adjustment too but work 95% correct out of the box. Couldn't have been happier with this bike. Great little thing, this bike. Once again, great job Nashbar, if I ever need bike stuff again, you will be my people.
Very pleased!
By Trish
from WV
Have found no problems so far.
The Best bicycle I've ever rode
By Ross
from San Diego,CA
One of the best bikes I've ever rode,love since day one,I had to adjust front derailleur and brakes,for me light enough and fast enough,breaks are actually better than on my stolen hybrid Diamondback stolen from my garage,I'm glad now it was stolen because this bike change my life in my 50's.Riding 20 to 60 mile almost daily including mountain biking...
Great Value
By Dr_Batman
from Utah
I bought this for my son. I really like the bike. It is very nicely built for the price. It can keep up with my street bike but is also able to go off the road. The front brake cable did not come attached and I had to spend time figuring this out. The instructions on assembly are non-existent so that was a little bit of a pain. I would buy it again.
Just what I was looking for.
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Wanted something a little more versatile an casual than my road bike. This fits the bill perfectly. Now I can be more relaxed and comfortable around town and save the road bike for more serious riding. Good product and good price (waited until it was on sale). Very happy with this purchase.
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Day 1: You will be met on arrival and transfer to your hotel. Dinner and overnight – Hotel.
Day 2: City Tour of Cotonou. City tour of Cotonou including visits to Red Star square, Independence Square, Dantokpa (one of the biggest open market in West Africa) and Artisanal Marche noted for its spectacular art and craft. Here you will shop using your bargaining prowess. Dinner and overnight – Hotel.
Day 3: Ganvie and Ouidah. This tour will take you to Ganvie Stilt Village, a 500 year old village on water. We will ride in a canoe to visit some of the most interesting places in the village like the school, market and lovers lane. Depart for Ouidah, the center of Voodoo, a traditional, animist religion. We will visit the Chief Palace, the temple of Sacred Pythons, the old Slave Fort, Catholic Basilica and Sacred Forest of Deities, return to Cotonou. Dinner and overnight – Hotel.
Day 4: Portonovo. Full day tour to Porto Novo noted for its craft market, you will visit Brazilian style mosque, the botanical garden, the Museum of Ethnography and King Toffa's Palace. Dinner and overnight - Hotel.
Day 5: Abomey. Depart Cotonou driving through scenic villages and towns to Abomey(Dahomey) which used to be one of the most powerful kingdoms in the past, parts of the city old wall still stands. You will visit the Royal Palace which houses the Historical Museum and the Royal Sepulchers, standing witness to the greatness of the brave and powerful people. Worth admiring are the works of artists and craftsmen creating works in iron, bronze, copper, paintings, artifacts and famous long-shape statues. Return to hotel for dinner and overnight – Hotel.
Day 6: Cotonou - Lome. You will depart for Lome the capital town of Togo. Here we will visit the Fetish Market, Grande Mache, Nana Benz, Independence Square, the Museum and Villa Artisinal. Dinner and overnight – Hotel.
Day 7: Lome - Cotonou. Depart Lome for Cotonou making villages stops. Rest of the day is for optional activities until transfer to the airport for departure.
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Five Princeton field hockey players were named to the 2012 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad for boasting cumulative grade point averages (GPA) above a 3.30, it was announced Tuesday by the NFHCA.
Senior Charlotte Krause picked her fourth consecutive honor, while classmate Molly Goodman earned her first career academic accolade. Joining Goodman as first-time honorees are: sophomore Allison Evans and freshmen Teresa Benvenuti and Anya Gersoff.
Along with the individual recognition, the program was one of 63 Division I teams earning National Academic Team accolades for having a combined cumulative GPA above a 3.00.Princeton National Academic Squad:
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Great is the LORD, and greatly to be praised, and His greatness is unsearchable. One generation shall commend Your works to another, and shall declare Your mighty acts. – Psalm 145:3-4
We have been created to worship the Lord. It is our greatest honor and privilege to offer praise to the Creator of the universe, the Savior of our souls, the King of kings and Lord of lords.
Below are a few of the many ways people serve and support the Worship and Music Ministries here at Hilltown:
Worship & Music Prayer Team
First and foremost, we need prayer! This intercessory prayer team is open to all who will choose to make praying for the worship and music ministries a top priority. You will be committing to pray for our worship services, activities, ensembles, directors, presentations, and for our worship teams. This team requires commitment to the hard work of laboring in prayer.
Please contact Graeme Burgan or Sharon Strause for more info on being part of this vital ministry.
Praise Team
This ministry consists of singers and instrumentalists who lead in worship year round during our services. This contemporary ensemble features all voice types, guitars, drums, piano, keyboards, brass, woodwinds and strings, and is open to high school aged and older. Auditions and screening is required. We typically rehearse once midweek and again Sunday morning 8-9am.
Please contact Graeme Burgan for more info on this exciting ministry team.
Sanctuary Choir
This ministry leads in worship during our morning worship service with piano and/or organ accompaniment from September through mid-June. The choir, along with other musical and drama teams, also present special presentations throughout the year. It is open to all, high school aged and older. No auditions are required. We typically rehearse Wednesday or Thursday evenings (7-8:30 PM) and there is no childcare available.
Please contact Graeme Burgan for more info on this exciting ministry team.
Hilltown Symphonia
This ministry is our orchestral ensemble at HBC, assisting in worship leading several times a year. Open to all instrumentalists who have three or more years of ensemble playing experience. The Hilltown Symphonia is involved in the special celebrations of Christmas and Easter as well as other special presentations during the year.
Please contact Graeme Burgan for more info concerning this exciting ministry.
Drama Team
This ministry is featured during special presentations as well as on occasional Sunday mornings. This ministry includes dramatic readers, actors and actresses, bringing to life the truths of God's Word. This growing ministry is open to performers of all ages and all levels of ability.
Please contact Sharon Strause for more info concerning this growing ministry.
Technical Ministries Team
To ensure that our worship services are done with excellence in a high-tech age, there is a need for those gifted in many technical areas. Video Computer Operators serve by running the PowerPoint and video programs during the worship services. The Sound Operators serve by balancing and mixing the microphones so that the best sound is provided. Videographers tape and/or video broadcast our services. Technical Assistants serve by setting up and taking down equipment before, during and/or between services on Sunday mornings. Service Coordinators serve by overseeing and managing the details during the Sunday morning services.
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During Master Deputy Cole's 32 years with the Orange County Sheriff's Office, he has diligently worked to make a difference in the lives of the citizens of Orange County. His career with the sheriff's office began in 1980 as a reserve deputy. In 1995, he was hired as a full time deputy sheriff. In 2010, he became the senior advisor for the Orange County Sheriff's Office Explorer Post 2061
Master Deputy Cole visits schools, sharing information about the explorer program, distributing flyers for upcoming events and handing out brochures on how to become an explorer. In the past year, he has coordinated over 125 prospective explorer interviews.
Master Deputy Cole holds meetings and training sessions twice a month consisting of two hours of classroom instruction and practical hands-on training. Additionally, he instructs four courses throughout the year which consists of eight hours of firearms training for the explorers. Explorer Post 2061 training classes consist of classes such as basic law enforcement operations, crime scene protection and collection of evidence, handcuffing, defensive tactics, first-aid and CPR, ten codes and radio signals, traffic stops, and felony traffic stops.
Master Deputy Cole receives over 80 requests a year for Explorer Post 2061's participation. They volunteer to assist in events organized by the Orange County Sheriff's Office such as SWAT Round-up, Kicks for Guns, the annual Law Enforcement Memorial, Cops and Kids Shopping Event, and the Autistic-Handicapped Children's Holiday Party. The Post's honor guard participates in the opening ceremonies for agency award presentations and the Civilian Police Academy.
Explorer Post 2061 also assists in community events such as festival parking, neighborhood trash pickup, and safety fairs. They receive donations for their services and use those funds to send the Post to competitions throughout the state.
Explorer Post 2061 is active in the Florida Sheriffs' Explorer Association and regularly attends the delegate conferences and the Florida Sheriffs' Explorer Association State Competition.
Master Deputy Cole is highly respected by Orange County Sheriff's Office employees, his chain of command, and his Explorer Post 2061. He is dedicated to teaching youth, assisting those in need and protecting the citizens of Orange County. His efforts have made a significant difference within the Orange County Sheriff's Office and have substantially impacted the lives of the many young people he has mentored throughout the years.
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PA: Salaries Unpaid, Fayyad Blames Donors
The Palestinian Authority will pay its workers only half their usual salaries for the month of June, PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad announced Sunday. The decision not to pay full salaries was made due to the PA's monthly deficit of $30 million, he said.
Fayyad blamed the crisis on unfulfilled promises. Donor countries promised aid but did not deliver, leaving the PA with $331 million in international aid in the first half of 2011 instead of an expected $900 million.
The salary crisis may undermine PA leaders' claims that they are ready for statehood. The PA is hoping for UN approval for the unilateral creation of a new Arab state in Judea, Samaria and Gaza in September, despite leaders' refusal to negotiate with Israel.
The PA had sought $5 billion this year to help it launch a state. However, Western donor countries have largely rejected the PA's attempts to unilaterally declare a state, while many Arab countries face problems of their own with rebellions in Tunisia and Egypt and uprisings in Syria, Yemen, and Bahrain.
Fayyad said the PA has reduced its dependency on foreign aid to under one billion dollars per year. The PA formerly had a goal, expressed by Fayyad, of being self-sufficient by 2013. However, the PA remains heavily dependent on aid, and some have dismissed Fayyad's projections as "myth."
PA workers threatened demonstrations in response to the salary slash. "We are in a serious crisis, this is intolerable," workers said Sunday. "We believe that if the financial situation deteriorates, there will be severe unrest."
One worker told the PA media outlet Wafa, "I am desperate. My salary is under 2,500 shekels, and to pay me just half of that is a disgrace, although I understand the Authority's situation."


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Sherlock: "Our collaboration works, Watson. Even when things are less than ideal between us, it works. When I look back on the last 18 months, I often categorize it as a grand experiment. The results have demonstrated to me, much to my surprise, that I am capable of change, so I will change, for you, for the sake our partnership, for the sake of our work."
"The Grand Experiment" is the May 15 episode of "Elementary." This article contains spoilers, consider yourself warned. Be sure to check out the slideshow for more quotes from tonight's episode. "Elementary" returns this fall on CBS.
There are some great brother moments in this relationship. Sherlock goes to being his normal annoyed self to Mycroft, to vowing to fix Mycroft's situation at any cost, and then it ends with Sherlock being annoyed that Mycroft went to the NSA and faked his own death – that was the easy way according to Sherlock. The writers have always done a good job at showcasing Sherlock and Mycroft's relationship. I hope Mycroft comes back next season at some point.
Mycroft and Sherlock have a heart to heart! I will admit, I don't fully understand what Sherlock is asking forgiveness for. Well, I get that he agreed to work for some guy either because Sherlock was on drugs or the consequences of that case lead him to using. Because of that whole situation, Mycroft went back with MI6 in order to somehow help out Sherlock. That's all I got. I can't figure out if this is just supposed to be a hint as to what happened or if I should be remembering something that I'm not. What are your thoughts?
Watson and Sherlock have a discussion about her moving out. Watson's explanation about why she is leaving is great. It isn't because of Mycroft. It's not because she wants privacy. She wants to do something outside of what Sherlock is doing. I'm sure she will miss being woken up by Clyde, but her moving out is probably for the best. I look forward to see how Sherlock handles the new living situation. I'm picturing him breaking into her place at odd hours with Clyde in tow.
Sherlock makes a curious decision at the end of the episode. At first, I was wondering if he was going to relapse because Watson was leaving or pretend to in order to make her stay. Then, he goes and accepts a position at MI6. I understand nothing. What do you think Sherlock is planning to do?
What did you think of the finale? Leave me your thoughts in a comment below.
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In my last article about the NLP technique framing, I used an example of negative framing to lessen the emotional impact of having a bad experience or memory. The case I used was a case of a bad job interview. By having the memory to lose its negative emotional attachments, it allows the user to learn better from the experience by being able to view it more objectively. It also makes the process of reliving the bad memory less traumatic, therefore more doable. The technique itself was negative framing, which means to lessen (negate) emotional impact of a certain memory. But what if we want to increase the impact?
Positive framing is the same NLP process as negative framing, just it goes the other way round. So instead of being a normal memory moving into a dulled, framed memory, you can take a normal memory and amplify it into a strong, vivid memory.
Why would anyone want to do that? There are several reasons that I can think of for now:
We'll do a simple exercise to explain positive framing. You probably can already figure out what to do, but I'm here to write my findings about NLP and to assume you understand a process from subtext alone would be a bit cheap, wouldn't it?
In this example, we're going to get ready for a job interview. Perhaps you aren't very confident when it comes to interviews, and you want to use positive framing get yourself into a more positive frame of mind - aha! See what I did there? Mildly clever wordplay is just one of the many benefits NLP-Secrets.com has to offer.
First of all, just picture yourself in a plain, empty room. Look at the picture of yourself. Don't force it to a certain setting, just ask yourself this:
That's the picture we want! What can you see? Which way are you facing? What are you doing? What are you wearing? Don't let it change based on these questions - just observe for now.
Now keep that picture of yourself, and now your pictured self has just been given the news that they got the job they wanted, AND they are getting paid twice as much as they thought! Watch your pictured self react to this news - in terms of body posture. Imagine the job being even better than expected, and watch yourself feel really proud and happy. See your neck perk and eyes light up!
Now put your pictured self in your job interview clothes. Ready to go for the interview, and already knowing that the job is a sure thing. Look how confident and excited you look, and double and triple that feeling.
Now bring vivid colours into the picture - feel the temperature of the room and the feeling of the clothes against your skin. Imagine the smell as if you've just brushed your teeth, a fresh, ready-to-go smell. Hear your own calm, confident breathing. Increase the size of the picture, so it's even closer. Notice how the excited, confident feeling increases as you widen the frame.
Now increase the picture even further, like a 90-foot LCD screen at point blank. Have your pictured self step out of the picture towards you and as this happens, sink yourself into the photo so that you are looking through your pictured self's eyes. Notice the feelings of excitement, pride and confidence beam and hum with intensity, as you look through your supercharged eyes. Take this feeling and use it. Focus on this feeling. Take as long as you need to realise that this "supercharged you" is you. It's not an imagined version of yourself, it actually is you. This is your self image, and it is all you need to be exactly the way you want to be. Your self image is immensely powerful, and you have 100% power over it. Use this as often as possible. This NLP technique never diminishes, it only gets stronger and faster and more brilliant with practice.
Positive framing is certainly one of the most powerful amplifier techniques NLP has to offer. This can be used to amplify any emotion and get your anchors and swish patterns really humming! For an example, I use framing with swish and anchors in the NLP phobia cure for the fear of flying. Have a look - you can modify it to work with most phobias - even the fear of job interviews :)
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This program is designed for elder law practitioners, lawyers who represent elderly clients or younger clients with aging parents, and also for attorneys interested in getting into this evolving field. Faculty will discuss recent developments and will review elder law fundamentals such as Medicare and Medicaid, the backbones of the health insurance upon which the elderly rely. End of life issues, housing issues, and ethics for the elder law ...
Recorded on: Apr. 22, 2016
DOUGLAS CHU: Is it up on the screen? All right.
Good morning, everyone. I'm Douglas Chu. And yes, Jeff, we've been doing this a long time. I think I've been doing it like 20, this is my 20th. Maybe more, I've lost count. Because it used to be diverted into two different courses. One was just general Elder Law and one was Modest Means.
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The longest-tenured coach on the NIU football staff, Jeff Phelps enters his fifth year at Northern Illinois in 2010 and will coach the entire defensive line for the third season after working with the tackles in his first two years with the Huskies.
This past January, Phelps added recruiting coordinator duties to his on-field coaching responsibilities.
Phelps will coach one of the deepest units on the team in 2010, led by senior All-MAC performer Jake Coffman, who excelled at both end and tackle a year ago. The line's performance a year ago was key to the Huskies' finishing the season as the top total defense in the league. Northern Illinois ranked 30th in the country in rushing defense, allowing only 124.77 rushing yards per game.
In 2008, Phelps coached NIU career sacks leader Larry English, the MAC's two-time Vern Smith Leadership Award winner and 2008 Defensive Player of the Year. English was selected by the San Diego Chargers with the 16th pick in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft, becoming the highest draft choice in school history.
Phelps was part of the Huskies' defensive staff that engineered one of the largest turnarounds in the country a year ago, as Northern Illinois went from one of the worst defenses in the MAC in 2007 to the number one unit in the league in 2008. The Huskies boasted the second-most improved scoring defense in the nation in 2008. NIU also led the league and ranked 17th nationally in total defense.
The Chicagoland native was one of two assistant coaches retained by new head coach Jerry Kill. In 2006, Phelps' charges helped the NIU defense rank second in the Mid-American Conference against the run, allowing just 121.9 yards per game.
Phelps has climbed the coaching ranks during his career. After initially serving one season as a graduate assistant at Ball State, his alma mater, in 1999, he moved on to Division III DePauw University in Indiana, where he coached the running backs for two seasons before moving over to work with the linebackers in 2002. During his time at DePauw, the Tigers claimed a share of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference crown in 2000.
In 2003, he moved from DePauw to Hillsdale College in Michigan where he spent three campaigns as the defensive line coach.
Phelps was familiar with NIU from his playing days as a four-year letterman and two-time All-MAC selection at Ball State. Phelps started the final 33 games of his career at outside linebacker and produced 277 tackles in 44 games while playing for head coaches Paul Schudel (1994) and Bill Lynch (1995-97). As a junior, he earned honorable mention all-league honors with 91 stops, 11 tackles for loss, seven quarterback sacks and five pass break ups. He also caused three fumbles and recovered four, two of which he ran back for touchdowns. Ball State won the MAC title that season, posted an 8-4 overall record and played in the 1996 Las Vegas Bowl.
Following his senior season, Phelps was a second team All-MAC honoree after serving as a team captain. He was credited with 108 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and four sacks, including a career-high 13 stops versus eventual MAC champion Marshall.
Phelps went to Ball State from Crete-Monee High where he was a three-sport and seven-time letterman in football (2), wrestling (2) and track and field (3).
He earned a bachelor's degree in marketing from Ball State in 1998. He is married to the former Tyla Turner of East Chicago, Ind.
Playing ExperienceBall State (Linebacker), 1994-97Las Vegas Bowl, 1996
CollegeB.S., Ball State, 1998
High SchoolCrete-Monee (Ill.), 1994
BirthplaceChicago, Ill.
BirthdateNovember 30, 1976
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- Dr. Harrington was interviewed by news anchor Gene Lavanchy on the Center's fatherhood study The New Dad on Fox 25 News Boston. (June 15, 2011).
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- BCCWF research is cited in a story on how brands and advertisers are waking up to the shifting roles of men and fathers in the NY Times Don't Call Him Mom, or an Imbecile
- The New Dad study was referenced in the NY Times story Why Gender Equality Stalled
- Brad Harrington commented on gender roles in the media and advertsing in the Huffington Post Front-lines and Sidelines: Time to Let Go of Gender Stereotypes
- The New Dad study was featured in the Toronto Star article Do Dads feel more work-life stress than moms?
- The Diversity Executive article Daddy's Home: How to Support Working Fathers features the New Dad study and quotes Executive Director Brad Harrington as well as our partners at Eli Lilly.
- The Chicago Tribune and LA Times quote Brad Harrington on the trend reflecting that more men are contributing to gorcery shopping and other family responsibilities.
- Lisa Belkin refers to The New Dad study in her Huffington Post column The Year Of The Dad?
- Boston Magazine quotes The New Dad study in their story Dawn of The Dad
- Human Resource Executive Magazine featured The New Dad Study in its cover story Fathers Know Best and provided a summary of the recommendations from The New Dad Report and quotes from Brad Harrington.
- Brad Harrington was interviewed on Fox 25 News during Work-Life Wednesday to discuss the data used in Time Magazine's "Chore Wars."
- Brad Harrington discussed the changing role of fathers on Canadian Sun Network's Charles Adler Show.
- "Shared parenting" was the topic of conversation on WBUR's Radio Boston when Brad Harrington appeared along with Marc and Amy Vachon, authors of Equally Shared Parenting. (June 16, 2011).
- The Time Magazine cover story "Chore Wars" states that when combining paid and unpaid work, men and women put in the same number of hours. Brad Harrington and NYU Professor of Sociology Kathleen Gerson were expert commentators on Minnesota Public Radio's Midmorning show with host Kerry Miller.
- Brad Harrington is quoted in Time Magazine's cover story Chore Wars.
- An in-depth interview with Brad Harrington on The New Dad: Caring, Committed and Conflicted was published in the The New York Post.
- The Dayton Daily News recently published a detailed look at the changing face of fatherhood and an interview with Brad Harrington.
- Fortune interviewed Brad Harrington for their look at The Changing Face of the American Working Dad.
- Brad Harrington was interviewed for Working Dads' Top Priority is Giving Family Love in Reuters News Service.
- Results of the Center for Work & Family's recent study on fathers which was authored by Brad Harrington, Fred Van Deusen, and Beth Humberd, were discussed in the New York Times piece, Fathers More Active, and More Absent by columnist Lisa Belkin. Brad Harrington is interviewed by the Boston Globe for New Study Defines the New Dad.
- The New York Times, Now, Dad Feels as Stressed as Mom focuses on the Center's research study on fatherhood by Brad Harrington, Fred Van Deusen, and Jamie Ladge.
- New Dads Want to Be More Than Breadwinners reports Reuters based on study led by Brad Harrington.
- Brad Harrington comments on The New Dad study in The Huffington Post in The Changing Face of Fatherhood.